Canada Media Mind Control to increase Assisted Suicide Confusion Enslavement w/ Jasmin Laine

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➡ The text discusses the complexities of defining freedom of speech and expression, and how these definitions can be manipulated to cause harm. It also touches on the speaker’s personal experiences with these issues, including their conservative views, their approach to pronouns, and their experiences with cancel culture. The speaker also shares a story about a small town in Ontario that was fined for not raising a Pride flag, highlighting the extreme measures taken to enforce certain beliefs. The speaker concludes by sharing their background in media and their transition to becoming an independent commentator, largely on Canadian politics.
➡ The speaker discusses their experiences with being silenced and suppressed on platforms like YouTube. They believe this is part of a larger psychological operation to control narratives and present only certain facts. They also suggest that much of this is driven by financial gain, with politicians and lobbyists profiting from creating and predicting market trends. The speaker also expresses concern about the negative impact of these actions on young people, particularly young men, who are being conditioned to hate themselves and conform to certain societal expectations.
➡ The speaker discusses the influence of politics on everyday life, emphasizing how it shapes our thoughts and actions. They express concern about young people being manipulated and conditioned not to think for themselves. The speaker also criticizes the media’s role in this, particularly in Canada, where they claim the liberal government heavily funds and controls the media narrative. Lastly, they express frustration and confusion over the current political situation in Canada, including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s potential extended stay in power.
➡ The speaker is frustrated with the lack of depth in conversations and the ignorance of many Canadians towards their own country’s issues, such as high taxes and restrictive policies. They believe that the media and public are unfairly blaming Trump for problems, while ignoring their own government’s faults. The speaker also mentions the hypocrisy of people from other countries constantly criticizing Trump while their own countries face serious issues. Lastly, they express disappointment in people who are so privileged that they ignore pressing issues and focus only on criticizing Trump.
➡ The speaker discusses the serious issue of drug trafficking, particularly fentanyl, between the U.S. and Canada. They highlight that despite Canada’s smaller contribution compared to Mexico, it still poses a significant threat, with potential to harm a large number of Americans. The speaker also mentions the lack of awareness among Canadians about the severity of the issue and criticizes the Canadian government for not taking enough action. Lastly, they touch on the controversial topic of assisted suicide in Canada, expressing concern over its misuse among the poor and mentally ill.
➡ The text discusses the controversial topic of medically assisted death, focusing on stories of individuals who sought this option due to mental health issues like severe anxiety and depression. The author criticizes the lack of regulation and misuse of the system, arguing that it’s a sign of societal failure when people choose death over life due to their struggles. The author also shares personal experiences with suicide, emphasizing its devastating impact on families and communities. The text ends with a call for better support systems and opportunities for young people, instead of policies that may make life more challenging.
➡ Jasmine Lane, who is active on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and other platforms, mainly discusses Canadian politics. She also explores the long-term negative impacts of certain policies on society.

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Welcome to business Game Changers. I’m Sarah Westall. I have Jasmine Lane coming to the program. She’s a dynamo. She’s been exploding on social media and she’s a commentator. She was in the press, in media in Canada and on the radio and on television. And she just, she had a personal situation that happened. She’ll explain it. And she just said, I’m done with this. I can’t, I stop. I’m going to stop acting like things are okay and I’m going to tell the truth. And she’s exploding because more people actually resonate with the truth and honesty and integrity.

And that’s what she’s doing. And she’s going to share with you some of the extreme things that are going on in Canada. And it’s happening in some of these states too, like, like California or Minnesota, some of it in New York. But Canada is like off the rails. And we’re going to talk about and she’s going to share some of these off the rail things like assisted suicide and how the media really controls everything that people think and what they think of Trump, what they think of the 51st state. And she isn’t like a super pro Trump.

She’s just like, let’s kind of be rational here and let’s look at things from different perspectives. She’s going to talk about Trudeau and the fact that Trudeau might not leave office and that people aren’t even thinking about that. It’s just crazy. So you’re going to hear how nutty Canada has gotten. I talked about the UK Last week. England has gone completely off the rails. We are, we’re this close to following what Canada is right now. And in some states they already are. I can feel it in my own state. And we’re the only thing that’s holding our state and like my state, Minnesota and California sort of in line is because of the rest of the country.

The rest of the country is saying this is nonsense and it’s keeping the state from completely falling off the the ledge and going to what Canada is. And I, I want to stress this really, really was where we’re headed and that it can go there again. And the our neighbors, England and Canada are falling off the rails. They’re nuts. So anyways, before I get into that, I want to remind you about my free peptide seminar that I’m doing with Dr. Diane Kaiser. It’s on March 11th at 6:00pm Eastern Time. You can sign up for that@SarahWestAll.com peptides I’ve been sharing with people a lot of peptides that can help with anti aging, with cogn, with cognition, with stress and with losing weight.

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I don’t know. I think worse. Yeah. Possibly only because. Only because those states are kept in check because of the other states here and our Constitution. Otherwise they would probably be right there with you. Maybe. You know, I don’t know. Yeah, Canada’ just a free for all of like woke mind virus, insanity. So do you get. Before we get into your backers, do you get. I just have to ask you, in all the schools and all this stuff, are they all using the multiple pronouns and all of that? Yeah, there’s actually, we have laws to protect that as well.

People have been imprisoned for not using it. So. Yeah, yeah. If I. So I have to remember everybody’s pronoun. I mean, it’s easy to remember people because I don’t even remember everybody’s name. Okay. But I can remember. I can see that they’re a male or female and then I’m just calling he or she, but I can’t remember. I’m not very good at remembering everybody’s name. So if I don’t remember everybody’s pronoun, I could be thrown into prison. Yes. Yeah, absolutely you could. If somebody files a complaint, you could be fined. The fines for those range anywhere from a couple thousand.

I’ve seen a couple hundred thousand for some businesses as well, depending on the offense. And. And yeah, people absolutely have. Have been arrested for that. Obviously those. That’s not as common. It’s not like fully the UK yet, but we’re getting there. Certainly. I think that’s kind of one of the issues when you have laws to. We don’t have anything at all protecting free speech in Canada. We have freedom of religion and freedom of expression, but no, nothing for free speech. And so it gets a little muddied there because we do have laws for hate speech and who on earth can define what that is? Right.

And even our laws about hate speech speech are. Are rather vague. So there’s a lot of room for people to really take advantage of that and cause a lot of harm to a lot of people. Oh, yeah, okay. So what is freedom of expression versus freedom of speech? That would be more so. Perhaps again, it’s so vague, it’s not like your constitution at all. Freedom of expression would be more so, you know, being able to practice your religion or dress how you would like to dress. I, I guess there’s some portions of that that would be to share your thoughts, but again, that’s not actually legally protected.

That is just in our rights and freedoms chart. It’s nothing at all legally protected like the Constitution is, whereas we do actually have laws in place to, to protect, you know, marginalized groups and all of that. I wanted to quickly jump back. I had a conversation with my friend just a couple days ago about pronouns. And, you know, I’m definite, definitely conservative, but in Canada, conservatives are kind of more like traditional liberals by all definitions. Yeah, you aren’t. Yeah. You’re in the middle, maybe. Yeah, I’m, I’m a normal person, I think is how I would, how I would define that.

But I’ve always been somebody where, you know, I, I don’t particularly care what anybody does with their life. I don’t want the government involved in my life. I will show everybody respect and kindness so long as they do the same for me. Kind of some basic principles there. And in terms of pronouns, you know, I’ve, I’ve had to use this one a handful of times now because I just, I don’t know. And if somebody wants to get offended, I’m like, oh, okay, well, I didn’t know and I obviously didn’t mean to offend you, so chill out.

But I’ve, I just have this blanket statement now of saying that I’ve basically been a transphobe since I was probably 13 because it’s bro, dude, and man, for everybody across the board. That’s just, that’s just how my friends and I talk. So, yeah, it’s, it’s a wild time here for sure, with a lot of that stuff. And ultimately too, when you have companies that are, or non profits, things like that, that are profiting immensely off of the fines and off of the egotistical, prideful highs that they get from being able to cancel somebody. And it’s this big news story.

You are rewarding people for taking advantage of a system where you’re rewarding them for being irrational. Yeah. Rewarding them from being mean. Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely. We see that all the time. There’s, there’s stories like that coming out constantly of people filing human rights complaints over such things. And, and you know, I have to share this now, but there is a small town in Ontario. This did not make a lot of news in Canada, as most of it does not due to how our media funding works. But this small town, very, very religious town, has a population of maybe 1500 people, give or Take.

And during June Pride Month, there was an organization who had, they demanded that this town raise a pride flag to celebrate Pride Month. This town though, at their town hall does not even have a flagpole. So they said, yeah, we’re not going to do that because we only raise the Canadian flag and the flag of our province. We’re not going to raise another flag anywhere else. We don’t, we don’t actually have the infrastructure to add a third flagpole to raise this flag or to pay to get, you know, the extra little knobs that you put on the ropes there so you can have two hanging on one.

And so they said, we’re not doing this and that, that. I can’t remember exactly what they were called, but they’re a non profit advocacy group that has gone after a lot of people in this country and been very successful with it. But they had gone after them. They filed a human rights complaint within about two or three years because that process is quite long. They won. The town was then ordered to pay. It was, I believe it was just under $11,000 to them for the harm that they caused by not raising this flag on the flagpole that they did not have.

And then on top of that, they had to also reimburse the founder of this organization to the tune of a couple thousand. And then they were also forced to take mandatory training to essentially, I don’t, I don’t actually quite know just to. It’s like compassionate training basically to learn why it’s so important that they raise a flag on a flagpole that they did not have. So that is the state of, of everything here at the moment. And that’s been years. It’s an extreme. Pushing down your beliefs onto other people. And to an extreme, I mean, it’s not just you just the.

When I was growing up just being a nice person, you know, respecting everybody and, and being a nice person was enough. That’s being in the middle. I don’t care what you do. I respect everybody. And I might not choose it for my lifestyle, but whatever. You know what? Yeah, that is not good enough for these people. You have to actually endorse it, encourage it and walk their walk. And so they’re, they’re actually forcing, they’re not accepting you in your lifestyle, even though you’re being respectful. I mean, it’s gotten to an extreme. Yeah, well. And you know, thankfully I as shown with the American election, a lot of people are starting to reject that.

But Canada is a very, very woke place and it always has been. We’ve always been a nation founded on our kindness and our compassion, virtue signaling, all of these things. That’s something that, that we’ve, you know, for lack of better words, almost been indoctrinated with. And it’s not like those things are bad per se. Of course it’s wonderful to be kind to people, it’s wonderful to accept people as they are. But it’s, it’s challenging, especially when, you know, there is a lot of people in this country who are very religious and nobody respects them for that.

But then you’re expected to bend over backwards for somebody else over oftentimes very minuscule things. Right. So it’s just, it’s really backwards and it’s just really immoral. I find more than anything and even, you know, conversations like you and I are having right now, these conversations are not had in Canada on mainstream media at all because again, you’re, you’re, you risk getting fines like our, all of our media, social media, everything has a governing body to it that is very left leaning and has been for decades. And if you even so much as talk about this, you’re going to have tons of complaints.

I, I know plenty of people who have lost their jobs over, over saying such things and it’s just really where conversations. This is, is criminal. Yeah. So I mean, freedom of expression, like I said, what is that? I don’t actually really know. So. Wow. Okay, so what is your background? So I previously worked in media for about 11 years. I worked as a morning radio, afternoon radio, all that stuff. Had a couple stints in tv. Very shortly lived as well. And then it wasn’t until I’m sad that I came to the table so, so late in life.

I wish I had been more truthful with myself a lot earlier but you know, didn’t want to lose my job and all of that. But unfortunately my ex boyfriend had taken his life almost two years ago now and that was the moment that I forever said I don’t care and there is nothing in this world that could hurt me more than that. And I’m tired of biting my tongue. I’m tired of not saying what I think. And you know, I’ve been to hell and back in many ways already. So let’s, let’s go, I guess. And I ended up getting removed from my morning radio show and started pursuing YouTube political commentary full time.

And I was, I was quite impressed with how fast that took off. So in a matter of a few months, really it’s, it’s unreal how fast that channel has grown. And I’ve, you know, started doing all of that as well on social media, Instagram, TikTok X, stuff like that now as well. So, you know, I thought it was going to be the death of me for sure, losing my dream job in the career that I loved so much. But it has just opened up such a wonderful world of connections and truth. Really, it’s. It feels really good to be able to.

To just say what you think and not worry about it, because you know that your intent. Good. Right. So that’s. It’s just been wild. So I now, I guess I am an independent commentator, largely on Canadian politics, occasionally on American politics or European politics as well. It’s something I’ve always been really passionate about. And I. Carrie Underwooded the situation. I said, jesus, take the wheel, let’s go. And it’s been okay so far. It’s working for you. And you weren’t canceled off. I mean, you got canceled in Canada. I got canceled here back in 2020, on YouTube and everywhere else.

So, yeah, I’m still trying to claw back. It was good that you came in after that apocalypse, because there are so many people that came in after and they didn’t get the same wrath we did back then. Right. Because. Well, I mean, thank you to people like yourself for paving the way there. Well, we still aren’t accepted, which is pretty sad, right? Yeah, it is. You know, hopefully they’ll pull their heads out of their butt and stop being so irrational. But I think more people are in the. This is where most people are at, right? Yeah, absolutely.

And statistically as well, that’s true. The thing, though, is the other side, and this is something. People have talked about it for so many years, but it’s so loud and in your face, and they will go to lengths that you would never imagine to make sure that you are suppressed and silenced. And then when you have governments similar to that in Europe, many nations there, and also in Canada as well, and in the United States up until recently, who are. Who are caving into that, and they’re encouraging that. It’s just, it’s. It’s. There’s. It’s. The best way I can describe it, not to sound like some wild conspiracy theorist, is that it’s.

It really is just a media psyop. It is an absolute psychological operation to change narratives and only present certain facts of a story. And it’s just really harmful. And more than anything, it’s not true. Right. Don’t get me wrong. There’s extremes on all sides, but but what we have been seeing over the last, I’d say probably seven years in particular has just been. It’s, it’s unfathomable. I have so many days where I, I can’t even believe that this is happening in my lifetime. Yeah. Because it’s just so incredible. So now do you think this, I mean what is their purpose? Because the majority of the people don’t agree with them.

I, I’m just convinced the majority of the people are more level headed and they might accept some of the stuff but. So what is the PSYOP for? Is it to destabilize our countries or is it to force us to, to be. Can, you know, to do what we’re told? What is the PSYOP about? A quick break in the program to share with you is that the gold market, the silver markets are seeing huge movements not seen in our lifetimes. There is massive movement movements of gold coming off the comex, coming back to the United States. We’re hearing chatter of gold being reevaluated from $42 an ounce upwards of what market is right now, which is almost 3,000 an ounce or even a lot more than that.

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I would say my gut instinct always goes to. It’s just all about control. That’s my gut instinct. But I think if I actually consider so many of the things that I’ve learned and experienced, I, I honestly think it comes down to money more than anything. If, you know, if you’re a politician, you know the trends in the market, you predict them, you create them in many cases. And so, you know, let’s think about even climate change related things or even in terms of gender and all of that. If you go and follow the money trail, there are so many like lobbyists in government that have deep ties to elected officials.

There are family members of elected officials, elected officials themselves, oftentimes that have shares in certain companies. And if you’re able to be in a position where you can predict this market and you can, you know, tell everybody, hey, yeah, don’t worry, we’re going to make sure that you go and get that funding. That’s kind of the job of a lobbyist, right, Is, is to push for that. I think that, I think that all of these things have been incredibly profitable for all of these companies. You know, think about even climate change as an example. How many trillions have been invested over the last number of decades and nothing has changed.

Every single one of their predictions have been false, yet they’re still sharing this with us. They’re using natural events that are unfortunate and that got so bad due to a lack of funding in resources where it was really needed, largely due because that funding was allocated to some of these niche ideological things instead. And then they’re able to use that as, oh well, see, this is why we need to invest another $12 trillion to reduce the temperature of the globe by 1 degree, which don’t actually know if we can do, but we think that this is the way to do it.

So I, I think a lot of it comes far more down to money than anything else. And I, I would also say too, I think a lot of it is, is pride and ego and wanting so badly to, to feel important. I say this not, not necessarily so much for the, for elected officials, but for a lot of the people on the lower end who are kind of the talking head media for these things, like the people who will vitriolically tear you down in the comment section over some of these thoughts. I think a lot of it comes down to insecurities and I think governments and lobbyists are playing into that big time.

You know, you have. How frequently is it that a lot of these causes, these social justice causes are, they are so predominantly taken over by people who are still within the education system. They’re people who are conditioned to believing authority, trusting authority, not thinking for themselves, doing what they’re told, you know, From K to 12 and then up until University. That’s why there’s all these protests happening on campuses and with university age students. And they are the ones who get so affected because they haven’t actually been in the real world yet. And because of their conditioning.

And that didn’t always. It’s horrible, the conditioning to be a child, child, you know, like it’s just another person is authority. So you’re conditioned to think that somebody else should rule over you and, and to not to be in that box is so harmful. Yeah, it. Well, and you see that, you see the repercussions of that as well. Like how much have certain mortality rates gone, gone up in, in some demographics, self inflicted. It’s devastating. It’s. And I think too that’s, that’s probably a very large reason why I decided to start doing this is because of my own personal experience with that.

And you know, I started to see a trend and, and I didn’t like where it was going. And I knew that the reason why so many people. I’ll speak to young men in particular, because that’s what I’m, I’m most familiar with in my research. But there’s so many young men who, they, they are, they hate themselves, you know, and they’re told that they’re not worthy. They’re told not to be too manly, but then when they aren’t too manly, they’re not living true to themselves. And then they’re also rejected by the girls that they want to be with because girls don’t actually want to be with a soy boy 90% of the time.

And, and look at the repercussions of that. It’s like you have this entire generation of young people, especially who, who just can’t do anything right. It seems there is, there is some force at B that is telling them that everything about them is wrong, that they should hate who they are. And look at what that has caused. Well, what do you think of the tape, brothers? Have you followed that? I mean, that’s. Briefly. Yeah, yeah. You just have to listen to some of their videos and go, yeah, they’re, you know, they’re getting all these young men watching and they’re horrible.

Yeah, yeah. You know, that’s the thing though too is there’s, there’s radicals on all sides and there’s people that will pray on, on, on people who are at a position of weakness, certainly. And the Tate brothers, to be honest, I, I’ve definitely watched some of their things and I’m like, whoa, okay. And then there’s some others that I’VE seen that, that perhaps aren’t as bad. But sure, there’s some stuff that they empower young men, but most of it is like, we’re gonna figure out how to screw this guy for everything he is. You know that. Yeah, it’s bad.

Really, it’s bad. Yeah, I think, I think that’s kind of the big thing is, you know, it’s. It is very hard in today’s political climate. And I say that because politics, whether you like it or not, it affects everything, like every single thing. What is being funded too little, what is being funded too much, what you’re mad about and happy about, the stress that you have about your future. Every single one of those things goes back to politics and the ideologies that are pushed out. And I just, I just think that there’s so many things that so many people don’t quite want to admit to of how big of an influence that it has because they think that they can think for themselves.

But if you think that, then perhaps you should try to say something that goes against the narrative you hear all the time and just see what the reaction is. And you, you may quickly realize that you are in every aspect being conditioned not to think for yourself, not to have critical thinking, and that doing that is bad. Right. And I just think it’s really difficult, especially for young people in today’s day and age to have solid ground and to really learn who they are, because how can you learn who you are if from day one you’re being told how much you.

You don’t matter and how you shouldn’t do this thing that you want to do because it’s bad and you should be more like this. And so it’s really hard and it’s so easy for people who are living with that type of an insecurity, whether they admit it or not, it’s there subconsciously to, to admit when something is maybe grabbing hold for the wrong reasons, and then to really fall into. To some of those ideas as well. It’s. It’s tough. It’s absolutely tough to stay grounded. It is hard, hard to say. And I see I have young.

Well, I have kids in their 20s, and they’re independent thinking, but they have to really work hard to talk to the people around them. And I see, I see some kids really struggling with, like, when Trump was elected here in the United States, there are some kids that were really struggling with it because they’re so misinformed and they think, not that Trump is perfect, but they, they’re misinformed to think that their whole world was going to come crashing down because he was elected. Like the world that this country is doomed. Right? Yeah, yeah. Well, and it’s actually interesting, Trump, it’s this whole situation going on between Canada and the U.S.

right now. I have a lot of thoughts on it for sure. And it’s not like I’m an overwhelmingly pro Trump Canadian, to be honest. I, you know, I follow American politics, I’m aware of what’s going on, but at the end of the day, I’m much more focused with what’s happening in my own country and my own government than, than what’s happening in the US and it’s been really fascinating over the last number of years to see the way that our government and media and the, all of the media that you get in Canada is all funded by the liberal government.

And it’s been that way for a very long time. They’ve long had really big donations to them. And so of course you’re going to abide by what the government approved messaging is in Canada as well. There are algorithms and everything on social media are different to prioritize that government approved message messaging. And so you see all these people and the rhetoric that they have in Canada is how bad Trump is and Trump is just like Putin and blah, blah and like there’s just all these things and they compare our conservatives to Donald Trump as though that’s an insult.

But I’m like, if you just go and look at the statistics and you know, you look at some of that information, it’s quite easy to find that a lot of what they’re saying is misleading or it’s, that’s very, it’s intentional to draw a wedge. And, and we saw that absolutely in the US as well. I had a blast watching CNN and MSNBC ahead of the election. So very familiar with, with how that works there as well. So what is the major network there? The Beat, not the BBC that’s in cbc, cbdc. I had a reporter there that was hounding me, wanting me to go on, on and interview me and stuff.

And I just was like, I don’t want anything to do with you guys because you’re not going to be honest. You’re not gonna, yeah, you’re not going to interview me in a fair manner. And then she’d come back and said, no, no, no, we are pride ourselves on our independence. I bet they do. So I’m like, I don’t think so. I’m not, I’m not going to go into that Trap. It’s usually a trap I found when people like me are approached. I’m not like I said, I always thought I was kind of in the middle. Now I’m like, I guess an extreme right nut job.

Yeah. But I was. You and me both, my friend. Like what happened? But yeah, yeah, that’s just. Okay. So now what does the Canadians think about the 51st state concept? Oh gosh, it’s horrible. They’ve gone completely insane. I think again, a lot of that, I shouldn’t even say a lot of that. I think 100% of that due to the access to information, you know, there. I’ll, I’ll get into some details here, but there’s been a number of laws passed. Trust in Justin Trudeau, our Prime Minister, who is, he’s officially not going to be Prime Minister in a couple more days.

But he’s also been saying that apparently he’s going to stay on for longer. So who knows if he’s actually leaving or not. It’s, that’s wild. We live in a democracy though. So do you think that’s possible? That he will just stay? Yeah, yeah, I do. And also too like the people to replace him are all hand chosen by him as well. So you’re getting the same no matter what. It’s, it’s really bizarre that, that whole situation. I, I encourage anybody to, to read into it because it’s, it’s nonsense, it’s nonsensical, it makes, it’s. How is this allowed? Canadians are okay with it.

I mean there’s. Yeah, well, I mean we’re so distracted with this being Trump tariffs that nobody’s thinking about this. Right. And that’s very, very intentional, I believe. I would think about who your leader is and they’re going to continue because of some other. I mean how could would that be any less. But anyways, I wish I could tell you there’s a lot of us here in Canada that are just like shaking our heads and face palming day after day because we do not understand how the brains of the vast majority of our population work. But we are the bad guys.

So yeah, you, you are the bad guy because you can’t, you can think for yourself. It is not like the psyop where they’re controlled and they can’t think. And anybody that actually is like, wait a minute, that doesn’t, is, is the bad person. It’s so weird. Silenced and shut out right away. And that’s been intentional too. Like I was saying, they like there have been laws passed to ensure that we push that narrative. There were laws passed as well to force other companies, Meta, Google, YouTube, even to pay extra for Canadian content. And some of those companies came to a resolve, but others said, no, we’re not doing that.

What? Why would we pay you extra? This is crazy. And the government says that it’s to help Canadian independents and broadcasters thrive. And let me confirm to you, as a Canadian broadcaster now an independent, I’ve never once gotten a bonus on my paycheck from any of those companies that, that paid that fee. Yeah, the CBC is making well over a billion dollars a year in government funding, so maybe it went there, but there’s been a lot of stuff to, to really suppress that and to change the narrative. And even if you just watch a lot of our mainstream media, there are a few really great hosts that do their best to, to either be center or to push back on things.

But the vast majority of it is, is people who just. It’s all the exact same rhetoric, it’s the exact same words, and it’s just really, even for myself being a broadcaster, it’s so disappointing. And it was one of the biggest reasons why I wanted to leave the industry too. I got to a point where I was just. I was so tired of having these surface level conversations of pretending to care about things that I didn’t care about and, and pretending not to care about things that were really, really meaningful, that really mattered, that I just couldn’t say anything about because I would literally lose my job.

So it’s, it’s, it’s really crazy. And it, there’s not very many Canadians who are even aware of how bad it is because they don’t look it up because they don’t care. Right, of course you don’t. You’re just like on social media, scrolling. Little do you know, though, that your whole algorithm has been affected by some of these laws and you actually aren’t seeing news from around the world. And people just don’t care because they don’t think about it. And people in other countries, you know, nobody really looks into it. And so it’s just this. Canada is just this really bizarre echo chamber.

And amidst the Trump tariffs, every outlet out there has just been saying the nastiest stuff. It’s just been total insanity. And, you know, I’ll be honest, I don’t like what Trump is doing. I don’t think that it’s justified 100%. I think it’s personal, perhaps maybe a small portion of it, at least because our Prime Minister has treated him Horrendously for the last number of years. And even I was watching CBC this morning and I saw a liberal government attack ad against our conservative party. And in it they were comparing him to Donald Trump and they were using clips of Trump’s speech to him to try to villainize him, as though Trump is the big scary bad guy.

When, you know, if I look at the data, I don’t like what Trump is doing at the moment. But the big scary bad guy is certainly much more my own government, who has put in place policies and taxes. We’re one of the highest taxed countries in the world that have put us in a situation where we aren’t going to be okay as a result of these tariffs. And they’ve put us in a situation where they’ve blocked us from exporting our resources overseas as well. It’s just, it’s beyond me how the blame has been so targeted at Trump.

And I, to me, I’m like, okay, yeah, fair enough. There’s a few things there where, sure, you can blame him for it. It’s not cool. I don’t really like any of this either. Okay, fair. But where is that same frustration about a number of these other policies and taxes? We have taxes increasing next month, going up another 25% on for our carbon tax, the environment, it’s like, and nobody cares. It’s just Trump bad and everything else you ignore. A friend of mine is Kyle Kemper, which is Justin Trudeau’s brother. I just DM’d him the other day asking to talk to him.

I’m like, I don’t know 100% how I feel about you. I would love that. Yeah, yeah, he’s a great guy. He’s a great guy. He supported RFK Jr. Now what? And you know, he, that’s his, his political thing. And I, I like RFK Jr. What he’s trying to do with the help, healthcare. I really hope he stays. You know, people get all freaked out about some of the health, what he’s saying publicly. You gotta look at actions and then they’ll tell you what he is really about. But you know, because it’s so hardcore up there and they have to be careful what they’re doing.

But what Canadians think of Kyle, that’s what I want to know. They totally suppress it. What’d you say? Total lunatic. That’s what most people think of him. You see him getting thrown around in the conservative media space every once in a while. But in terms of mainstream media, that interview that he did with Tucker Carlson, among Many others as an example, zero airtime. The whole. It’s just. You just. There’s no discussion about him at all. And anybody who, who has ever brought him up, that I’ve witnessed, at least on a, on a public space, the immediate reaction is that, you know, he’s crazy and he’s lost his mind.

That’s too bad because he’s so open and accepting of everybody. And you would think if they were woke that they wouldn’t treat somebody like that, but that’s just not, you know, they’re mean, the woke. That’s also how that works though, right? Like, yeah, I’m so compassionate. Which means that because I’m compassionate, I can stomp all over you and just eviscerate you. It makes no sense. It’s so hypocritical. It truly is. Unless you’re like this, you don’t deserve. It’s weird. Yeah, it’s. It’s insane. Even myself, it’s been fascinating and I’m not hurt by this by any stretch.

To me, it’s much more eye opening than anything. But the amount of people who I have had in my life since childhood that have unfollowed me or blocked me since I started sharing politics online is crazy. And some of them, perhaps it’s just that they don’t want to see it. It’s negative, so they don’t want to see it. And to me, I’m like, in what world is the person who is calling out the things that are happening here the negative one? Like what? Like you just want to. It’s. If you want to live in a fairy tale.

Gotcha. Okay, well, what do you think? And this is something that I really respect. The fact that you are focused on your own country and then you dabble into other countries, just like I do. Right. I mean, it’s my country, so I, I do a lot of world political stuff because I know, I mean, it affects me, it affects everyone. Yeah. Especially the economic situation and things. And I like to know what’s kind of going on around the world. And so I have about 35% of my audience is international, but I focus on my country and my.

And I even focus a little bit in, in my own state once in a while because that’s who I am. Right. Yeah. And what you know best. Yeah. And then, you know, so I’m, I’m. But, but there are people from other countries that are living in other countries who are non stop on social media doing, criticizing Trump 100 all day long every 24 hours. A day. I’m like, how can you be from another country when your country’s melting down? Like, if you’re from Canada, how can you be on, you know, I keep, I’m like, why are you on 24 hours a day criticizing what’s happening here in the United States and you live in Canada or same with someone who lives in England.

It’s like, how can you possibly be spending 100% of your time doing that? What are your thoughts on somebody who is doing that? Total Psyop has absolutely infected them. Absolutely brainwashed. That’s my opinion. Canada, like I, like I had said to a lot of our own media is focusing on Trump. There’s no mention whatsoever about this carbon tax increase that’s, that’s going up significantly to the same amount that carbon or, sorry, to the same amount that Trump tariffs are, which is, is just crazy because I’m like, the carbon tax going up by 25% or it’s 20%.

I think closer to that’s going to affect absolutely everybody in this country on absolutely everything that they buy. And Trump tariffs are gonna suck absolutely. But they’re not going to affect absolutely everybody. They’re affecting more so certain industries. And of course that’s terrible and we should care. But it’s wild to me how people, they’re, they’re so distracted and it’s, that’s probably really disappointing, I would say, more than anything, because you just don’t, you don’t, you do not have a solid ground of exactly what’s going on here, and you refuse to admit it because you’re so focused on being angry.

And our media has certainly projected that this might be a little bit more of an unpopular opinion on the matter as well. But to me, all of that stuff screams privilege. If you are so privileged and even if the country is burning that you don’t actually care, you don’t want to investigate, there’s nothing at all coming out from independent voices that’s raising an alarm for you. And you are so privileged that you just want to focus on this one thing that’s bad because that’s the only thing that you can focus on right now because the rest of your life is so fine, apparently.

I, I, that’s kind of been one of my analysis of a lot of the things that I see is, is, it’s just privilege. Like, we’ve, okay, we’ve come to a place where we are now so privileged. And you, you’re so, okay that all you can do is focus on Donald Trump bad and you know, regurgitate the media talking points. Well, it’s like, yeah, I’m from Minnesota, and I had to focus on walls because I just, I, I can’t not, because that’s in my own backyard. I went and I spoke at my state capitol, and I was helping some people fight some issues that are here, because how do you not focus a little bit, at least on what’s happening in your own environment? You have to.

And, and you know, my job is to look nationally and internationally, so I do that more because that’s my job. But you’re right, I mean, these people, there is a privilege there if they’re not, especially if they’re from England or Canada. I’m like, yeah, guys, especially England. Whoa. Like, yeah, is going on. I remember. I, Whenever I comment, I’ll make a comment like that. I never get a response ever. I, I often do the same. One of my favorite things right now is I’ve had. I’ve been talking obviously a lot about the fentanyl issue and the border issue in Canada and the amount of Canadians who say there’s no issue.

And I’m like, well, then why has our own rcmp, and that’s our, Our countrywide kind of police force. Why have they been sounding the alarm for this for years? And same with our border security. They’ve been sounding the alarm for this for years, and it never received national coverage. So if there’s not a problem, why have they been talking about this long before Donald Trump was, Was in the picture? And secondly, you know, even if it’s a small problem, it’s still a problem. Like, you hear the arguments where this is my favorite. And this is one of my favorite comebacks too, but people will say all the time to me, oh, well, Canada is such a small percentage compared to Mexico.

Fair enough. It sure is. But it is still a percentage, right? It is still. It has the possibility to, to lethally dose, depending on the numbers that you read, anywhere from 500, 000Americans to 9 million Americans, depending. There’s been some varying reports coming out of Canada of, Of what exactly has been caught. And again, that’s only what’s been caught. Right. So you can guarantee there’s a lot more. Most Canadians are totally unaware of all of the, the, the drug houses and stuff that we have in this country. The largest bust of fentanyl in the world’s history that happened in Australia came from Canada.

The largest bust of a drug house with manufacturing and all of that in that they busted enough, and it was this was in Alberta, if I’m not mistaken, and they busted enough to lethally dose the entire Canadian population twice. So you mean to tell me that there’s not a problem with this when our own rates are going up and so. Sure, okay, fair enough. It’s not as big as Mexico. Great. But you have a president who was elected because he said he was going to take this seriously, and he’s doing that. So of course he’s going to target anybody at all that he can, those powers that are out of his control to do their fair share as well.

I think that that’s a good thing to do. And, and it’s, it’s also going to help us. We have a massive crisis, and we have for years in, in related to, or related to opioid deaths in this country, and nobody’s taking it seriously. And it just always makes me laugh, the, the amount of people who, who will say things like that, where I’m like, okay, great, you think you got a really good gotcha, but let’s peel this back a little bit and just think about it here. And people, well, there’s no crisis at all. It’s all coming in from Mexico.

Did you know that? There’s way more coming into Canada from the U.S. and I’m like, yeah, there is. So we should probably secure our borders, shouldn’t we? Thank you for agreeing. Like, yeah, exactly. It’s still hurting us. US Hello? Yeah, it’s a big drug line going into Canada. Yeah, well, in Canada, too, is. Is really bad. It’s really bad to a point that a lot of people don’t know. And I don’t want to say that in terms of, you know, striking up even more of a, of a rhetoric there, but, but in general, it’s like, that is the truth.

It needs to be known. And Canada should absolutely be paying attention to this stuff. Not because Donald Trump is threatening us, not because of him, but because of our own people. And to me, like, the amount of people who have said that, same argument of, well, do you know how many, how much more is coming into Canada from the U.S. and I’m like, yeah, great. Well, we have a Prime minister who doesn’t care about that. That’s why he’s never done anything about it. And the US Has a president who, who cares a lot. And, and that’s why he’s doing something about it.

And, and I think that that’s great, you know, as. Sorry. No, no, keep going. I was gonna say, well, if you listen to Michael Yan, who’s The war correspondent and he was a Green Beret and he travels the world and he’s was doing, he did psyops and countries and stuff. He goes, he can, I can guarantee you this fentanyl stuff and alcohol and weed and that is to destabilize countries because I know we did it. That’s what we did. We would feed this stuff in to destabilize countries. So sucks. That’s what happens. So the fact that fentanyl is just running loose is.

It’s like putting a bomb in a family. Right. I mean, and it’s legal in, in some of Canada as well. In, in British Columbia there were. This is a true story. It sounds crazy, but it’s true. There were nurses who were working in hospitals in British Columbia who had to take time off because there were so many people openly using fentanyl and, and other narcotics that it was at the point of their, you know, second hand inhalation of it when they’d be walking down the halls doing their runs, that it was actually. It could totally taint their, their breast milk.

It could, it could taint them. And so there were people who had. Yeah, yeah. In British Columbia. I’m not quite sure if it is still the exact same. To my knowledge it is. I haven’t heard anything about these rules changing but, but they have safe supply and safe consumption there. So you can use legally on a school playground during school hours. You can use inside of a hospital and, and British Columbia. It’s devastating. It’s one of the most beautiful places that we have in this country. Both of our coasts are just overwhelmingly beautiful and they have some of the greatest people there.

But that rule alone has just. It is unbelievable the damage that it has done to the community and to the streets. And it was already bad before it became legalized and now that it’s legalized it is, it is unbelievable. It’s so unbelievably sad. And you know, clearly this compassionate method you’re attempting government is, is not working at all, like at all. How about the assisted suicide stuff? I mean that’s appalling. When you hear about somebody can. The government can help somebody die because they’re poor. Because they’re poor. Yeah. That’s another thing that doesn’t get spoken about a lot.

According to the own dying with dignity websites. They say that that doesn’t happen. But the lie detector test determined that was a lie because it does happen and it’s well documented. Same with our military veterans as well. They were looking at expanding it. It Got pushed back until 2027, but they were looking at expanding it as well to people as young as 13 who are experiencing depression or anxiety. There already have been cases of people who had attempts and they were in a psychiatric ward for a hold. And the second that they got out, they made the call to dying with dignity and they got an appointment to, to end their life.

Life. And. But they say on their websites, they say out loud that that’s not happening at all. But yes, there are people who are homeless. I actually watched a video. This is a few years old now, but when it was first implemented, there was a video going around online and it was from mainstream news, which was quite surprising. But it was a gentleman who. I actually don’t know if he proceeded with it. I presume he did. He was living in pretty close to, at the point of being homeless and the, the cost of rent in the facility that he was living in had increased and he couldn’t afford it anymore.

And he did an entire piece about how he really doesn’t want to die, but he also can’t afford to live and he can’t, you know, being on the streets is so dangerous and he, he just couldn’t do that. He was getting older and he just said that I can’t do this. And the amount of times that he said in that interview, I don’t want to die, but I don’t know what else to do was just so heartbreaking. And I think as well, there’s been a lot of advocates that have been pushing for the expansion so that it can be towards people who are just.

You don’t need to have any sort of a condition of which, you know, your, your time is up anyway, for lack of better words. But you, you just have to. I, yes, I’m clinically depressed. I take antidepressants, and that’s enough. And what did that guy do? Guy? Was he. I, I presume he did. I’m not 100% sure. I haven’t actually fact checked that since. But this video was a few years old and I know that he was on the list, so presumably he did. And there’s tons of stories like that as well. And, and people don’t know about that.

And it sounds crazy and it is crazy, but it’s true. And even children, I mean 13, I mean any child that is put to death because they’re depressed, what does that say about the society that they live in? I mean, yeah, absolutely. And so this, this whole culture is just about what crazy ideas they have that they’re cramming down everybody else’s throat. That’s. That’s all this is about. Well, there was a story more recently, a young woman, she was 27 years old, and she had petitioned to, to go through the process. And her ailments were that she had really bad anxiety.

And if I’m not mistaken, as, as well, she was somewhere on the autism spectrum, I believe. And this made national news because she wanted to die and she got approved because her anxiety was so bad. And her dad was actually being taken to court because her dad was trying so hard to get it reversed so that she wouldn’t die into me as well. You know, if you’re going through a process where you. And this is going to sound really bad, and I really don’t mean it to, like, I have obviously the biggest trauma and grief in my life to this day that I think about every single day.

The reason why I am melancholic 50 of the time and relatively okay the other 50% of the time is due to that exact same type of loss. But to me, if you’re somebody who is waiting for the courts to approve it because you don’t want to do it right, I don’t believe that that’s somebody that is, that is suicidal at all. I believe that somebody who needs help. And, you know, it’s. It’s really sad. It’s really sad to see how that’s been going on. And I think the biggest thing here too, I actually just read this this morning on this note.

Funny, I haven’t talked about this subject in probably about six months or so now. But I was reading this morning and there is another advocacy group now who is wanting doctors to be able to offer maid for people who, who come to them seeking support. So what that would mean is if you are somebody, you could be 18 years of age and you go into the doctor’s office with the laws as they are now, if they end up getting promoted to the way that they want them to by 2027, this will be a different story. But if you are somebody 18 years of age and you’re really struggling and life’s been really hard, and life is really hard, it’s filled with a lot of struggle.

It’s very tough. And, and getting through that struggle is what makes you as a human. To be invincible, to be anything that you want to be, is getting through that struggle. And I know that it’s not easy, but you can do it. And if you’re somebody who you go in and you say, my Life’s been really hard. I think I’m depressed. The doctor would legally be allowed to say, you might be a great candidate for medical assisted death. Could you imagine that? Somebody who’s, who’s not feeling good and instead of being told, you know, you’re worthwhile, we’re going to help you, we love you.

You’re told, hey, you’re a great candidate for this program. Like, I can’t. Compassion has certainly gone too far. And I think passion. No, it’s. It’s murder. Yeah. It fell off the ledge and now they’re back to being bad guys. It’s evil. Yeah. I think even the numbers that I have in my head are slightly outdated because I haven’t checked them in the new year yet. But as an example, California and Canada had both imp. Similar, you know, dying with dignity, medical assisted death around the same time frame, I believe it was. I might get some of these numbers muddy, so bear with me here.

But it’s somewhere, somewhere around 2016, if I’m not mistaken, was when some of that legislation was first, you know, kind of got through its first initial phases. And as an example, in 2023, California, there had only been about 8,900 individuals who had opted for the program. In Canada, it was over 50,000. And they were implemented at the exact same time. And a lot of those people are not, they are not facing something where it’s inevitable, which by definition on the websites and what they promote, that they have to be facing something where it’s coming anyway and you just want to do it on your own terms.

But the data is there, it’s well documented, the amount of people that are no longer with us. Us. And they did not have something going on where, where they were going to be gone in a year anyway, and they just didn’t want to suffer anymore. There’s a lot of, there’s a lot of misuse of that system and there’s not enough regulation. And frankly too, you know, at the end of the day, suicide is horrendous. Horrendous. What it does to a family, to a community. It. It changed my life in the blink of an eye. And. But I think at the end of the day, the impact that it has and how serious it is, and people want to go and brag about how, oh, Canada and their health care system.

Well, clearly our healthcare system is not that great if people are opting for this at such high numbers. And, you know, I, I actually am vehemently opposed. You know, as we said at the beginning here we have freedom of religion, freedom of expression. Well, my tax dollars funding those programs goes completely against all of those things that I have that are allegedly supposed to be protected. And, and I, I could. That’s one of the biggest things in this country that doesn’t get talked about enough that I could not be. I’m so vehemently against it. It breaks my heart.

Some of the stories that you hear in that father going to court, begging, begging the judge to reverse this order. And the judge had actually. No, the judge had actually said, and I quote, the fact that you love your daughter so much is very meaningful, but your love for her does not overstate her desire to die. And she’s 27 years old, essentially, so that’s, that’s her decision to make that case. If to my knowledge, is still being fought in court. His daughter is still with us, but the judge did shut him down and his daughter is still trying for it as well.

It’s just, it’s so incredible. I had a brother who died, suicide when he was. I was 15 and he was 14. So it was something that changed my life too. Right. Yeah. Yeah. So I told. Yeah, it’s there, there’s a demarcation point. I mean, I was Sarah before and Sarah after. I mean, I, I describe. I describe myself like that a lot too. It’s like, you know, in many ways I’m the same person, but I’m also not at all. I don’t see the world the same way that I did before. And in an instant, all of the things that matter didn’t mean anything.

And all of the things that didn’t mean anything that I didn’t think about too much meant absolutely everything. And, you know, I. I don’t know, maybe this could be some. Some kind words perhaps, or something to think about for somebody who is struggling because there’s a lot of them, especially these days with the state of the world and the economy and people feeling so hopeless and feeling like they, they aren’t heard you. Like, I, I feel so foolish for the days that I would laugh really hard and I didn’t really. Like, I didn’t take in exactly what that meant because now I laugh really hard, but I don’t.

I don’t feel it the same way that I used to. I smile all the time, but I don’t feel it how I used to like you just. It forever changes you to be somebody on the other side of that. And it’s, it’s just such a. It does you. You will come back. It’s just so hard. It’s just different. Everything is a little different. Yeah. And it’s. And it’s devastating too. And, And I think it’s such a shame that there’s governments almost enabling that or governments who are doing things to prevent young people from being able to afford a home or get a job or.

Or anything really. It’s just devastating because this life is so beautiful and the world can be your oyster if you want it to be, but there’s these things in the way that. That make that. That hope a little bit harder to see and a little bit more difficult to accomplish. And that’s not what we elected people to do at all. So. Quite the opposite, actually. Yeah. Not. Yeah, I. I don’t care. There’s a line in the sand for me when it comes to this stuff. So we’re. You are amazing. This is a great conversation. Where can people.

Where can people follow you? You. So my usernames are the same across all platforms. I’m on TikTok, Instagram, X, YouTube, Jasmine Lane. No E. At the end of Jasmine, my mom refused to give me the pleasure of buying a souvenir at a gas station that has my name on it because they are always felt with an E. So, yeah, Jasmine Lane on. On all platforms is where I’m at. Largely talk a lot of Canadian politics, but I do dabble in some other things and usually try to have some bigger takeaways as well in terms of the.

The lasting and harmful effects of some of these policies on. On our society. Well, thank you so much for joining us. I really appreciate it. Thank you for having me. This was wonderful.
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