Interviews with Kyle Kemper, Justin Trudeau’s half brother

I didn’t want this video to slip into our feed-abyss of nothingness. Really great interview with Kyle and Western Standard. It seems the brothers are like night and day…

by: WesternStandard.com
Jan-28-2022 – Kyle Kemper — son of Fried Kemper and Margaret Trudeau and half-brother to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau — describes himself as a visionary strategist, technologist, artist, and family man.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzuDTmBe6YQ

Shortly after that interview, it looks like Kyle has spoken out with other hosts…

Feb 1, 2022 – Truckers For Freedom 2022 – Interview with Kyle Kemper, half brother of Justin Trudeau

Kevork: “My last question for you is about Justin Trudeau. Do you think he is really convinced of the policies he’s taking and imposing on the people especially after the health crisis in 2020, or he is a controlled politician and there are huge, let’s say, multinational corporations and pharmaceutical industries and other companies who are behind him and affecting his policy?”

Kyle: “Well I don’t think there’s any debate that there are companies and policies and foreign interests influencing its policies. I haven’t seen Justin do anything publicly like, open debate around any of this. It seems like all of his press conferences and statements are pretty scripted, like the ones we saw yesterday. He’s reading a script. I don’t think he wrote what he’s reading … at the end of the day he’s just kind of like the voice and face of you know, these pharmaceutical corporate globalist interests that are decidedly anti-freedom, anti-liberty and seek to dominate and control and it’s the latest step in a long kind of heritage of dominance and control.

Um, and how does he personally feel about this? I don’t know, I would love to talk to him and I would love for him to be more vulnerable and open towards having qualified discussions around this but I feel like Justin is like … I feel way more free than I think Justin is. I think, we’re standing up for freedom and honestly, we’re standing up for his freedom too because right now he’s not a free man …. it really hurts for me because I love Justin and I love his wife and and I love his kids. His kids are amazing and they’re beautiful and to see all the anger and resentment. I mean, I understand it, and I feel it’s justified … It’s understandable because you know he’s been really radical and it’s been hate-filled and it’s divisive. They speak all about equity and opportunity, all these platitudes all the time, while at the same time actively committing segregation and saying words that are just very dangerous rhetoric that’s hateful and encourages segregation and will actually, like you know, encourage more. It could encourage violence towards a minority group and I feel like that’s something kind of Charles Eisenstein warned us about with his essay, mob mentality on the unvaxxed … Part of their whole pharmaceutical narrative has been this fake vaccine is the only solution out of this thing which i think is just hogwash! I think there’s so many questions, there’s so much debate, there’s so much discussion required when it comes to complex systems – that a one size fits approach that involves an injection of an experimental technology that doesn’t provide immunity or stop transmission just sounds like there’s more than meets the eye here.”

Feb 8, 2022 – Justin Trudeau’s brother Kyle Kemper joins Dan Wootton to discuss the Canadian truckers

Dan: “Why is your brother doing this? Why does he want to seemingly divide Canada, have you been able to work it out?”

Kyle: “Well, … I have my own kind of philosophies on it but it seems to be that that’s the script. That is, you know, he is representing a pharmaceutical agenda and a world economic forum. uh, Bill and Melinda Gates kind of agenda that is decidedly unCanadian and it wasn’t ever voted on. Canadians never voted for vaccine mandates and you know we’ve been disconnected. This trucker convoy most importantly has created a sense, an opportunity for unity and for people to come together.”