Welcome to Making Sense of the Madness. I am Jason Burmiss sitting in for Sean Morgan,

and today it's a Canadian takeover as we get two of the top independent journalists from the region

to make sense of the madness with us today. Up first will be Matthew Erritt of the Canadian Patriot Review, and then press for Truth's own, Dan Dix, buckle up.

It's going to be a great one.

Back after this.

Thank you. Facebook's parent company Meta, cutting more jobs today.

The company began laying off the first wave of 10,000 affected employees. That first round includes engineers and other technical workers who build

meta's products, including Facebook, Instagram, and virtual reality divisions.

The next round of layoffs is expected in May and will include finance and legal employees.

CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the cuts last month. They follow cuts last fall when 11,000 people

were laid off.

Inflation was transitory. The economy's doing great. The IMF is announcing their CBDC and the BRICS nations are making their move, but there's nothing to worry about.

Now here to talk about that and much more is the Canadian Patriot Review's own Matthew Erritt.

He's also an author of the series The Clash of Two

Americas, Volume 4 out right now. Matthew, thank you so much for joining us. Thank you for having

me on, Jason. It's nice to be with you. So what is your perspective right now? Obviously, there are

global moves being made around the world.

I know that you'd like to talk about the Xi Lulu meeting. Of course, Lulu getting the nod in Brazil.

Xi seems to be at the top of his game. And the Bricks nations, although not really discussed in this country,

have been around now for over a decade, but are strengthening their global power as we speak.

Yeah, most certainly. There's sort of a race for the bottom right now in the West regarding who could be the most incompetent jerk in the room as far as banking, security, and every other form of policymaking you could imagine, cultural included.

Whereas there's a certain form of unwillingness to self-sabotage and sacrifice their ancient traditions and people on some

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