Rebel News Podcast - DAILY Roundup ｜ CRTC streaming regulations, Duelling protests in BC, mRNA creators get Nobel Prize

00:00:00.000 Hey, good afternoon. Good morning, everybody, depending on which part of this beautiful

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00:00:34.940 Oh, I'm doing great. It looks like I have a chapstick migrating outside of my lip line,

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00:01:00.020 just hates the Russians so much that they'll honor a Nazi, boy, they're sure acting like Soviets when

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00:03:15.160 by leaving a comment. I think that's it. Tamara, let's get into Justin Trudeau's Soviet-style

00:03:24.280 stranglehold on the internet because it continues to get worse. I'll let you take the lead here.

00:03:29.800 Well, and they announced, so this is in regards to the Canadian Radio Television Corporation's

00:03:36.240 recent announcement on Friday afternoon, that they are taking a major step forward to allegedly

00:03:43.480 modernize Canada's broadcasting system. And they say that this happened following broad consultations.

00:03:51.740 They're releasing their first two decisions, including which online streaming services must

00:03:56.880 register with us. So if you want to stream anything online, social media, what have you,

00:04:03.580 you must first register with the Canadian delegated regulator of all things social media and internet.

00:04:13.040 And, you know, it's really strange. Well, I guess it's unsurprising that they went ahead and they

00:04:17.980 released this at, what, 2 p.m. on a Friday. A lot of people also were having a federal holiday,

00:04:24.980 either Friday or Monday, thanks to truth and reconciliation, I guess. We should pay our

00:04:31.160 bureaucrats. Yeah, we should pay bureaucrats to have the day off, wherein Justin Trudeau has been

00:04:37.720 seen in previous years heading over to British Columbia on the coast to engage in some quality

00:04:43.980 reconciliation surfing. So, Ezra had actually a really good thread on what these regulations mean.

00:04:55.980 And we're going through and we'll be, I'm trying to just pull this up here. We're going to go through

00:05:01.260 and confirm and write up and kind of break it all down for everybody what this really means. And I'm

00:05:07.780 sure there will be some sort of, you know, what rebel news is doing about it to come. But, you know,

00:05:15.780 first, right off the bat, Ezra says, this is the government's way of hiding things is by announcing

00:05:20.280 them on a Friday afternoon. Trudeau announced that he now requires YouTubers, live streamers and

00:05:25.960 podcasters to register with the government as part of his internet censorship strategy. And there is a

00:05:34.160 whole string of tweets here by Ezra that kind of breaks it down for you. I really like number three

00:05:41.380 here, where he says that the CRTC is a relic of the age of radio and TV, created in 1976. And it's

00:05:50.060 been for more than a decade, where they've other than handed out Louis of Monopolis of Canada's cell

00:05:55.520 phone cartel, where it's actually just recently come to light. Well, and many of us already knew this,

00:06:00.440 but Canadians literally pay the highest phone rates in the world thanks to this regulator that

00:06:05.920 is a relic that, you know, is created. Because they allow, they allow zero competition in the

00:06:10.620 marketplace. They protect these big monopolies from the big broadcast telecommunications companies. So

00:06:16.320 in Canada, your cable or your satellite or your internet and your cell phone are often all the same

00:06:23.540 provider because you don't get to shop. And in the United States, like you, if you listen to

00:06:27.860 podcasters in the United States, who knows if we're going to get to do that for very much longer

00:06:32.980 here in Canada. But they always like Matt Walsh is always advertising like these little itty bitty

00:06:39.560 cell phone companies. And I'm like, wow, wow. Imagine if you could just shop for a cell phone provider

00:06:47.660 that wasn't like and in Canada, like all the like, the budget brands are still part of the big

00:06:54.820 monopoly. Anyways, I'll be quiet. Tamara, please go on. The cell phones irritate me too. Well, that's

00:06:59.380 I'll be quiet. Yeah, likewise. And so do the bills that go coincide with them. But that is essentially

00:07:05.120 what the CRTC will do here with this regulation. They'll do the exact same thing as we've seen

00:07:09.500 happen to cell phone companies. They will act as a conglomerate. They're going to monopolize the

00:07:16.240 industry, i.e. the internet. And they're going to squash any sort of competition. So only those which

00:07:23.020 the state approves, which is primarily going to be the Canadian broad state broadcaster,

00:07:29.180 the CBC, they will get the they will they will they will become front runners in the algorithm.

00:07:37.000 And the little guys will they won't even stand a chance. So you'll have a handful of who the state

00:07:43.040 thinks is approved and who they go ahead and approve that you can hear from and you can find readily and

00:07:49.040 easily on the internet. And everybody else, well, sayonara to you, because we're now going to control

00:07:55.480 everything that you can access and find on the World Wide Web. And it's really a way for them to

00:08:01.560 monopolize on information, you know, as the government becomes hyper focused on this idea of

00:08:07.600 dis and misinformation, which I would counter they have been the forerunners of and at, especially

00:08:15.340 highlighted throughout the last three years with their pandemic response nonsense, you can point

00:08:19.680 out the loopholes in in what they say versus what actually happened all day long. But unless that

00:08:24.900 information is making it to the eyes and the ears of Canadians, then they may be none the wiser unless

00:08:31.420 they are extremely capable of critical thinking, which we see more and more, because of the state

00:08:37.280 backed propaganda techniques, Canadians are losing that ability to think and see clearly for

00:08:44.160 themselves. And so this is just another way where the government will ensure that the information

00:08:49.260 they want you to have is the only thing that will reach you.

00:08:53.860 You know, and I'm glad you pointed out that the CBC will get preferential treatment in the algorithm.

00:08:59.840 That's already something that the government is mandating through one of their censorship laws that

00:09:05.240 Canadian content get preferential treatment in the algorithm. But past behavior is an excellent

00:09:11.440 predictor of future behavior. So we already know that CBC gets pressure preferential treatment from

00:09:17.440 the CRTC through their mandatory carriage. So if you buy a cable package in Canada, or if you have a TV set

00:09:23.260 in Canada, you get the CBC whether you want it or not. And then the cable companies or the satellite

00:09:30.020 companies that provide this give a portion of their cable package back to the CBC. That's why getting

00:09:38.800 mandatory carriage in cable packages is so important. And the CRTC did not do that for Sun News Network,

00:09:49.680 which was this exclusively Canadian, albeit right wing or center right, all news channel. So in Canada,

00:09:59.960 and outrageous that they were denied mandatory carriage, which would have given them enough revenue

00:10:05.060 to build a company around. But in Canada, if you get a cable package, not only do you get CBC, because

00:10:11.540 it's Canadian content, really. But you also get CNN, which is not Canadian content. So think about that

00:10:18.780 for a second. CNN is mandatory carriage in Canada, but Sun News Network was not. Why? Because it was

00:10:26.780 conservative and CNN is just a hot mess. But also past behavior, being a predictor of future behavior.

00:10:36.380 I've seen some criticisms. And so far, those criticisms tend to be slightly accurate, that the

00:10:44.540 government is saying that this will not affect individual podcasters. If what it wants is the

00:10:52.260 podcast platform to register with the government, Spotify, YouTube, Anchor, Wondery, or whatever,

00:10:59.640 right? Okay, that's what the government is saying right now. But this is a government that also said

00:11:07.420 that it wouldn't go after hunting rifles in its new gun control legislation. The government gets

00:11:17.700 everything wrong or actually probably they get everything right. They just think Canadians

00:11:21.800 aren't smart enough to see through the lies. So they've constantly lied about what Bill C-18

00:11:25.600 does. They've constantly lied about what Bill C-11 does. They lied about what their gun control

00:11:31.400 legislation would actually do in effect. And as gun owners know, by the way, we know that registration

00:11:38.220 leads to confiscation. Why do we think this is going to be any different from the Liberals on this

00:11:44.440 latest piece of modernizing the CRTC? Interesting choice of words, given that you're bringing the

00:11:51.920 CRTC back to Soviet-era East Germany days when you had to register your typewriter with the government

00:12:00.760 in case something offensive to the state rolled off the keys of your typewriter. This is the same

00:12:07.880 thing. So in modernizing everything, they seem to be rolling everything back 50 to 60 years.

00:12:14.560 And that's because the internet has been a place where people consume ideas that harm the government's

00:12:21.940 agenda. And so what are we going to do about that? We're going to register things. Now we're going to

00:12:26.560 confiscate them. Well, and a Liberal senator himself discussed that exact concern when they were voting to

00:12:35.820 pass this bill and pass it through the Senate. And he made these horrible, horrendous, chilling

00:12:42.640 comparisons to Stalin's Pravda, to Hitler's book burning, to these dictatorial regimes and how they

00:12:51.580 handled the press and newsprint. And that all seems to have fallen on deaf ears, at least to the

00:12:59.360 Liberal-led government that is keen on censoring and regulating the internet. And I find it really funny

00:13:05.600 actually, and strange and sad that the CRTC has said that this followed broad consultations. I put a

00:13:13.440 link here from April of 2023 from lawyer Michael Geist. He's done so much work on this file. If you don't

00:13:21.820 know about him or his blog, you can find it at michaelgeist.ca. But in April, he posted the headline

00:13:28.820 here is the Canadian Heritage Credibility Gap on Online Harm. So that's these bills are under the Online

00:13:34.360 Harm Act. And the public report did not disclose that there was actually 90% of people who were

00:13:43.520 polled, or who were consulted rather, actually opposed this, the 2021 proposal. And so he discovered

00:13:51.800 this, and you know, I won't go through the whole article, but essentially, he discovered this through

00:13:55.780 access to information documents. This was never disclosed anywhere publicly. He couldn't find it when he

00:14:01.460 was reading through their consultations, where the actual submissions were, what the submissions read,

00:14:07.000 so on and so forth. So he had to file an access to information request to find out. And what he

00:14:12.700 discovered was that 90% of respondents were actually opposed to this kind of legislation. So for the CRTC to

00:14:20.120 come forward and say that they conducted broad consultation, and this was somehow agreed upon,

00:14:28.160 is just a bold faced lie. And I guess that lends to the reason why they need to further regulate the

00:14:33.760 internet, because Canadians can, you know, can see right through it. And unless we have someone who's

00:14:38.840 being critical, who's speaking that truth to power, who's, who's providing tangible evidence and or

00:14:44.700 questions to the government, whatever their flavor of the day may be, then they just have to believe what

00:14:50.960 the government says verbatim. And I was just digging down on like, what Canadian content might get an

00:14:58.100 exception from the Online Streaming Act here. And it's Pornhub. Pornhub, backed by MindGeek, which is a

00:15:09.320 Montreal based company implicated in sex trafficking, child pornography. Shoot, we're gonna get nuked on

00:15:19.560 YouTube if I continue to talk about this. But I mean, implicated in all manner of sex related crimes.

00:15:28.940 It sounds like it might get a carve out out of C11. Because it's not Canadian cultural content that

00:15:38.180 the government is expected to protect. So they might just because they're an online streaming platform,

00:15:44.700 they might get an exemption from this. So Canadian news, you can't get access to Canadian news right now,

00:15:51.860 as a reflex to the government's attempts to extort social media platforms, if for payment, if you share

00:16:02.160 Canadian news, which is like making the newspaper boy pay you for delivering your newspaper. But anyway,

00:16:10.360 it sounds like the big porn industry, the big sex trafficking industries are going to get a carve out of

00:16:17.540 this. So that should tell you where the liberal government's mind at is at on this.

00:16:22.560 It's really it's a racket. At the end of the day, what they're trying to do here to siphon fees from social

00:16:31.040 media and they're the social media platforms like meta, which is Google or sorry, Facebook and Instagram,

00:16:37.760 and a little bit Google have decided to just proactively and preemptively abide by this online

00:16:44.520 harms act, and are not sharing news on their platforms from Canada on their platforms anymore.

00:16:50.660 And because their business models stand to lose a lot of revenue, based on this, what I would call a

00:16:58.720 racket. And we have another funny tweet to share. Yes, please. Let's do that. This is the fight I've

00:17:05.280 been waiting from. And well, that's, that's where I was kind of going with with referencing meta is

00:17:12.500 that Twitter now called X, under the ownership of Elon Musk, they have just continued on as normal

00:17:20.640 in wake of actually of Musk actually taking ownership of the platform, which was previously highly

00:17:26.840 censored without government regulations. And so yeah, so for now, anyway, I think they're looking

00:17:34.480 to implement the online harms act by the end of this year. So we have a few months left, we'll see

00:17:38.300 what actually ends up happening. But Elon is now has this on his radar. He retweeted Glenn Greenwald,

00:17:44.760 who said that the Canadian government armed with one of the world's most repressive online censorship

00:17:49.520 schemes announced that all online streaming services that offer podcasts must formally register with the

00:17:55.820 government to permit regulatory controls. And to which Musk reposted, it's going to be hard to break

00:18:02.840 out of that retweeting language. But anyway, that Trudeau is trying to crush free speech in Canada.

00:18:09.760 Shameful. And I don't know, I mean, I really, I really wonder if Musk has any legal action up his sleeve,

00:18:18.320 shall the Trudeau regime decide to target Twitter, X, whatever it should formally be known as now?

00:18:24.720 As I said, this is the battle I've been waiting for. So with regard to Facebook and Meta,

00:18:31.100 they went around Justin Trudeau's shakedown of social media companies, wherein

00:18:35.580 the social media companies would have to pay the producer of the news for sharing the news. Again,

00:18:45.260 Facebook acts as a free distributor for your content, you should probably be paying them for

00:18:49.960 sharing your content, but you don't because they get the information about the consumer so that they

00:18:56.280 can sell them ads. It's been a system that's worked pretty well for a very long time. And of course,

00:19:02.320 Justin Trudeau comes along and puts his hand right into the middle of it because he wants a piece so

00:19:06.540 that he can give it to his enablers in the mainstream media to continue on with their failed

00:19:10.980 business model. So Facebook and Meta said, actually, you know what? So we don't have to pay

00:19:16.580 you. We are not allowing any sharing of Canadian news. This is how it's going to be because we're

00:19:22.340 not going to participate in the shakedown. Now, Justin Trudeau is on a collision course with Twitter

00:19:27.380 or whatever it is called now, X, and Elon Musk and I cannot wait for this fight because instead of

00:19:33.660 just doing the passive aggressive thing that Facebook and Instagram just did, we're going to,

00:19:40.080 I think, end up in a major legal battle because Elon Musk is a bit of a free speech madman in that

00:19:46.780 he bought this failing company called Twitter. It was really so oppressive and so censorious that the

00:19:54.080 only people who were on there were a bunch of self-censoring journalists and me for a very long

00:20:00.720 time. It used to be fun back in the days of 2015, 2016. And then because, honestly, I think because

00:20:07.740 President Trump was able to use social media to go around conventional media to talk directly to his

00:20:13.100 voters, the reflex of the very woke Silicon Valley oligarchs was to say, OK, well, we can't let this

00:20:20.840 happen one more time. We have to start censoring and doing all this, you know, shutting people up on

00:20:25.660 the Internet. People are having a little bit too much to think out there. So but Elon Musk invested

00:20:32.880 billions and billions, I think, 50 billion dollars of his own money into a dying company

00:20:39.820 to advance free speech. And he's making a lot of changes at the company. There was a big purge.

00:20:47.220 People actually had to start showing up for work at the company. He's adding new features all the time

00:20:52.240 and allowing people to monetize their content on Twitter. And he's very innovative and he is a true

00:20:59.300 believer in free speech. And he, I think, is going to end up in court with the Canadian government

00:21:07.220 in the interest of free speech. Or on the flip side, we just might not be able to access Twitter or

00:21:16.580 X or whatever it's called in Canada because Justin Scho picked a fight with a free speech

00:21:23.740 madman. So I'm interested to see how this goes. Elon Musk is very influential. He went from being a

00:21:30.740 darling of the left because of his efforts to advance, you know, green tech. But they turned on

00:21:36.360 him real quick when he allowed people to have their own ideas about certain things. So, you know what,

00:21:42.140 I can't wait to see what shakes out of the trees here. And likewise, I just hope that it is not in

00:21:48.500 fact that we cannot access Twitter or X in Canada, which is, I guess, lends to why we've partnered with

00:21:55.760 that private VPN company to make sure that you can protect not only your privacy, but your access to

00:22:01.880 the news news content. Now, just more on the Trudeau slash censorship topic in light of the honoring of

00:22:13.220 a Nazi soldier in the House of Commons. We have reported here by the Toronto Star that rude,

00:22:21.000 disrespectful, and unruly members of Parliament say the House of Commons has turned into a circus

00:22:27.920 and someone needs to tame it. I don't know if this is a new phenomenon, really. I often, you know,

00:22:35.160 if you're watching CPAC or you're watching the back and forth in the House of Commons question

00:22:39.900 period, I think it's been a circus for a really long time. And I agree someone needs to tame it,

00:22:45.760 but I think it can be really easily tamed by quite literally just answering questions instead of this

00:22:50.920 like perpetual, constant, consistent deflection by the liberals when they're asked, you know,

00:22:56.320 very straightforward, yes or no answer. And they just give their complete politispeak word salad

00:23:04.240 responses right back. And that's what I think makes it turn into this circus. And then, of course,

00:23:08.740 this has all been exacerbated by the recent clapping seal applause by everyone in the House of Commons.

00:23:16.320 You know, that's opposition alike to this former Nazi soldier.

00:23:20.880 I like how it's all of a sudden a problem, things getting a little bit unruly in the House of Commons

00:23:28.660 when the opposition actually starts doing their jobs and opposing the government. And when a

00:23:34.680 controversial thing that the liberals have done just won't seem to go away, all of a sudden, the

00:23:40.500 villagers are getting a little too uppity and they're speaking truth to power. And so some scold,

00:23:47.580 Alex Bollingall, comes along from the Toronto star of all places and tells people to shut up.

00:23:57.420 It doesn't make any sense to me, but it does make sense to me because these sort of scolding

00:24:04.680 articles were never written when Justin Trudeau was calling people a piece of fill in the blank in the

00:24:12.180 House of Commons. Or when he's storming through the House of Commons and elbowing an NDP MP in the

00:24:21.620 boob, that it wasn't like, oh, we got it. Guys, people are getting hurt. We have to behave ourselves

00:24:27.540 here. That was never actually that didn't spawn these scolding articles. What spawned these scolding

00:24:36.020 articles was a desire to shut up the opposition and protect the dear leader at all costs. And

00:24:42.300 to protect the dear leader also means to protect your subsidies from the dear leader. And like this,

00:24:47.620 this article reads like a grant application.

00:24:53.420 Well, and it's unsurprising to you, given that the Toronto star, when was this? August 26, 2021. I don't

00:25:00.380 know if we can pull up the photo. I just shared a link of their, we'll remember this, their front

00:25:05.500 pager where it says, you know, it was all about the unvaccinated, like let them die, deny them hospital

00:25:12.440 care. Unvaccinated patients do not deserve ICU beds. There's a simmering divide over who isn't

00:25:19.300 vaccinated. I mean, there was no, as you said, Sheila, there was no condemning of this kind of like

00:25:26.740 quite literally, um, apartheid, uh, bordering. And I would even go so far as to say hate speech

00:25:33.060 rhetoric. Sure. Um, this is absolutely absurd. And that's only, you know, just over two years ago

00:25:39.960 that that same, uh, newspaper decided that there was a good idea to print this. And, you know,

00:25:46.260 you can see here on the side, no job could mean no job for air Canada employees. And that did come

00:25:51.720 to fruition. We saw countless people, uh, fired or terminated or, um, put on unpaid leave as a

00:26:00.920 coercive measure to ensure that they complied with COVID-19 vaccine mandates. And so you never had this

00:26:07.700 kind of, um, editorial position by that same newspaper that all of a sudden now it's like,

00:26:13.860 well, now that we're facing scrutiny over inviting a literal Nazi to the house of commons, where everybody,

00:26:19.200 uh, applauded and gave him a hero's welcome. And because people are upset rightfully so that this

00:26:26.740 took place, uh, I'm just, I, I still, I know it's been a week, um, and a bit, but I'm still shocked

00:26:35.260 that there hasn't been more high level, uh, resignations as a result of this grotesque

00:26:41.140 oversight to put it nicely. Um, Anthony Rhoda, I think was the scapegoat on this. And, uh, I think the,

00:26:48.320 the, the proof is in the pudding in terms of who's the censorious thug and who needs to actually

00:26:53.280 really take accountability and resign over this. Well, and look, people in our company pitch their

00:27:00.260 stories to me and Tamara all the time. And if somebody had pitched this story to me, I would

00:27:06.080 have stopped. I would have put it in plain speak and said, do you think this sounds okay? Do you think

00:27:12.040 this is a good article? This is a good story to do because if they pitched this to me, I would have

00:27:16.480 said, so the, the premise of your story is that we are too outraged that the entire house of commons

00:27:27.280 and particularly the liberals honored a Nazi war criminal. That's the premise of the article.

00:27:34.780 Do you think that that is an appropriate article to write? Somebody at the Toronto star was like,

00:27:40.720 yep, sounds great. Let her rip. Whereas me and Tamara would be like, no, kill, kill,

00:27:45.540 kill the story. Nope. Uh, apparently they just don't care about their reputations over there

00:27:50.660 or editorial control, obviously. Very clearly. Um, okay. Oh, we have a super chat. We'll get to

00:27:57.920 here. Um, spirit whisperer 2021 gives $20. Thank you very much. Hi from Victoria, BC. Will I have to

00:28:04.940 register with the government? If I live stream on my YouTube channel now don't quite understand

00:28:09.620 everything yet blessings to you both. And I think that's intentional, right? That's why they released

00:28:14.580 this on Friday afternoon is to just confuse people, um, make it so that, you know, you're not really

00:28:21.460 sure. And as is the way with a lot of this ambiguously worded legislation put forward that I

00:28:26.780 see repeatedly put forward by, you know, quote unquote lefties by the liberal government. Um,

00:28:33.040 it's intentionally ambiguously worded because you, they want you to be confused. They there's no real

00:28:39.580 clear direction. There's no clear way on how this will be enforced or otherwise. And, um, um, and it's

00:28:47.100 just, it's for lack of a better word, it's a shit show. Um, well, and so at this point, I I'm just

00:28:56.220 going to interrupt real quick because this, again, I compare this to what they do to gun owners all the

00:29:01.260 time because they register us and then they confiscate, but it grossly misunderstands the

00:29:07.800 conservative mind, right? So they are expecting, as you said, Tamara, this sort of legislative chill

00:29:15.740 to fall across podcasters and streamers, right? We don't know if we have to register. So I'm opposed

00:29:22.640 to registration. So I'm just not going to start a podcast or I'm just not going to start live

00:29:27.380 streaming. That is not how the conservative mind works in my experience. And I would think that I

00:29:32.720 have a very regular sort of run of the mill mainstream conservative mind. And I have a proof

00:29:37.560 point that I can use. Uh, I think conservatives are always like, if you, if the government tells me not

00:29:43.040 to do it, I'm going to do more of it and more obnoxiously. That's normally how I think of it.

00:29:48.200 Um, like if you tell me I'm not allowed to go somewhere, I'll be there with bells on. Um,

00:29:53.880 and, uh, gun owners did this right when they said, Oh, we're grandfathering out handgun

00:29:59.700 ownership. We had a real run on handguns to the point where many stores were completely sold out

00:30:07.500 and pre-sold on any of their inventory that was existing and inventory that was expecting to come

00:30:12.920 in. And so I think we might see the opposite effect here where the government is telling you

00:30:19.040 that you can't go on the internet and share your unregistered ideas. You're going to see a bunch

00:30:24.360 of people flood to Twitter, start streaming or whatever it is now, X flood to rumble and start

00:30:29.900 streaming, start podcasts all over the place. Simply because now we know Justin Trudeau fears that we

00:30:36.560 might actually have unregistered ideas and share them with the world. Um, and so people are going to

00:30:42.900 run out there and try to strike fear in the hearts of Canada's stupidest man.

00:30:48.980 And as it stands right now, it's the streaming platform that has to register, but that's as it

00:30:55.060 stands right now. And the way that things have worked in the past, as you've already mentioned,

00:30:59.100 Sheila, especially with gun regulation is we'll see if it comes, there comes a time when the

00:31:03.620 individual podcasters will also have to register and regulate their podcast views. Um, with that,

00:31:11.660 we're about halfway through. So let's take a quick ad break and we'll come back to some LGBTQIA

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00:31:50.440 news. Hey, Ben Shapiro here. This November, the Wilberforce project is bringing me to Canada. If

00:31:57.100 you want to fight the woke machine, destroying families, join me in Calgary for my talk hosted

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00:32:10.220 Dr. James Lindsay, who is a frequent guest of both Joe Rogan and Jordan Peterson and the host of the

00:32:15.540 new discourse podcast is coming to Alberta for the first time. And so the conclusion was that we now

00:32:20.280 have to train men the way that we train dogs with like leashes and shot collars and things in order to,

00:32:27.140 in order to get rape culture to go away. Hermetic religion is actually the easiest way to kind of

00:32:33.960 make sense, honestly, of the trans phenomenon as well. Well, the queer theory thinks that there are

00:32:39.140 certain people who get to set the norms of society. Dr. Lindsay will be speaking directly to the dangers

00:32:43.920 of critical theory and its gender ideology that are pushing their way into children's classrooms.

00:32:48.920 In queer theory, you know, calling somebody saying you're a man or a woman is called a violence of

00:32:52.900 categorization. You just, why don't you say it's, this is systemic sexism and distinguished from what

00:32:57.900 most people think of a sexism. And she said, no, it is sexism. It's the same thing, but they're

00:33:01.780 clearly not the same thing. You don't want to miss this. Tickets are selling fast. You can get yours

00:33:06.220 today. That is being run by Take Back Alberta. So you can get those tickets on their website.

00:33:11.040 October 2nd and October 3rd are the dates and it's going to be an incredible event.

00:33:22.900 That's tomorrow. That really snuck up on me. I didn't realize that that

00:33:26.680 was coming up so quickly. Wow. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I think it's today in Edmonton,

00:33:32.780 tomorrow in Calgary. Let's, speaking of LGBTQ plus, I'm forgetting something. I'm going to get

00:33:41.480 hate letters. I think it's USL. I don't even know anymore. I don't know. I saw that Justin Trudeau

00:33:46.900 has been rehearsing because before he couldn't rattle it off. Now he just like hammers it out

00:33:52.380 like at warp speed. So someone has been teaching him his, his alphabet. So that's cute. Um, but

00:33:58.680 over the weekend, actually, I think it was last night, Drea Humphrey, uh, was on, uh, Vancouver

00:34:06.120 Island where, uh, Megan Murphy, she's a Canadian journalist and a bit of an old school, slightly

00:34:12.880 new school feminist, but she doesn't subscribe to this idea that men can just be women and often

00:34:17.760 be better women than the rest of us girls. And, uh, she was speaking at a parents' rights event and,

00:34:27.100 uh, there was a counter protest sounds like of LGBTQ plus activists showing up people who would

00:34:38.740 probably describe themselves as feminists showing up to shut up this woman. So, uh, I think we've

00:34:43.880 got a video from Drea. Hello. Hello. I'm just getting a shot of the signs.

00:35:09.640 Rebel News. Rebel News. Rebel News. Rebel News. Hello. Hi. You guys are so nice.

00:35:23.440 We don't like it when you're friendly. We are nice.

00:35:31.160 Oh, it's random. Awesome. It really is.

00:35:35.400 I guess they couldn't bust any Antifa to the island. Some creativity on this one.

00:35:47.960 And look at how nice Drea is being. And then somebody you can hear right at the end,

00:35:52.500 we should follow her around. So Drea is, the woman doesn't have a mean bone in her body.

00:35:58.500 Uh, she's nice to a fault. Uh, she's full of Christian compassion for other people.

00:36:03.720 And despite the fact that she is having non-confrontational interactions, she's not

00:36:09.360 criticizing people. She's just taking pictures of your signs because that's why you hold the sign,

00:36:14.160 right? To get your message across. So she's just simply showing the sign. And at the very end of

00:36:19.180 that, somebody is saying we should follow her around as to intimidate Drea, make sure, um, that, uh,

00:36:26.680 that she doesn't tell the other side of the story.

00:36:29.720 Which they're not even able to articulate, right? We see that repeatedly and that's arguably why they

00:36:36.420 need to get so aggressive and, and deploy these intimidation tactics is because they cannot

00:36:42.120 articulate their stance. And when they're, um, hit back with a quest, just a question, Hey,

00:36:48.020 what do you think of this? There's just an inability to, to think and to get a viewpoint across.

00:36:54.360 And when you point out loopholes and what they're doing, and if they even recognize and realize what

00:37:01.540 exactly that is that they're even protesting, um, they just look extremely silly. And so that's where

00:37:08.220 you've seen this, this swoop in of organizations like the Canadian anti-hate network, where they have

00:37:14.840 put out, um, tactics, uh, for these individuals to deploy on anyone who has an opposite or dissenting

00:37:24.720 viewpoint that is aggression, bullying, intimidation, harassment of these individuals. So in hopes that

00:37:33.100 it will only be their voice that's championed and anybody else will be terrified into submission,

00:37:39.640 essentially. Um, and I think that Drea, you know, we had to hire security for her at that event.

00:37:44.500 Because we've seen her targeted and harassed by these types before these Antifa adjacent,

00:37:50.420 um, inclusivity lovers is what they tout to be. Um, and so I don't know if it was just because it

00:37:57.980 was on Vancouver Island, it was hard to get to, uh, they couldn't afford to bus or fly or ferry in,

00:38:04.160 um, Antifa harassers. Um, but yeah, it seemed like it was really tame, peaceful gathering.

00:38:10.680 That would be a great event where you could maybe have a dialogue with people because I see so much

00:38:16.000 like it's, it's my side and your side and there's such a great divide. And I think that if we could

00:38:20.020 actually talk about what it is that brings, you know, these parent protesters out versus what it

00:38:25.980 is the LGBTQ, whatever supporters think that they're supporting, um, how that might not be based on fact.

00:38:33.580 I think that we would see that there is some common ground and, um, that in fact, we have a lot of the

00:38:39.220 same values in terms of like, we don't think that soft core porn should be taught to children through

00:38:45.240 their state sanctioned curriculum. Um, I don't think that that is like a far right, hateful, bigoted

00:38:51.640 stance to take. And I think a lot of parents would, would concede and would say, oh, you know what?

00:38:57.460 Yeah, that sounds really wrong and inappropriate, but they don't even know that that's happening

00:39:01.640 because these radicalized union leaders, for instance, with these parent protests that took

00:39:06.120 place two weeks ago from across Canada, they had no idea that that's what parents were actually

00:39:11.260 protesting was this, this curriculum in the schools. And it's because it's done under the umbrella of,

00:39:17.380 uh, SOGI one, two, three, sexual orientation, gender identity, DEI or die for some people like to

00:39:24.200 acronym, uh, the diversity, equity, and inclusion strategies. And it's under the guise and the

00:39:29.920 umbrella of these theories that are adjacent to the critical race theory, um, is where you see

00:39:36.100 this radicalized, heavily sexualized content coming into the school system at extremely young ages.

00:39:42.660 Like these are in some instances, kindergartners who are being given tasks and taught things that

00:39:48.220 are just not even close to being on their radar and in a place where they can

00:39:53.980 um, psychologically or cognitively understand. And I don't think that these activists realize that

00:40:01.380 that's what parents are taking a stand against. It's not a hate or a transphobic thing. It's

00:40:06.320 literally just protecting the innocence of their children from these radical extremists and those

00:40:10.960 theories that they encompass. You know, I'm glad that you pointed out that we don't disagree

00:40:16.500 with, uh, some of these activists on macro issues. So the big picture stuff, for example,

00:40:23.640 I am against this, the, uh, you know, of course, the suicidality of kids struggling with gender

00:40:32.200 identity. I just disagree with how they plan to manage it or how they have been managing it.

00:40:37.380 Um, because we do know that kids who struggle with their sexual identity are at increased risk of

00:40:44.140 suicide. I just disagree with the invention, the interventions that the other side has to address

00:40:51.180 this issue because as the statistics show their interventions are making it worse. So when that

00:40:57.420 lady is holding a sign mindlessly that says SOGI, so that's the critical gender theory nonsense that

00:41:04.660 they teach kids in BC schools, there's a SOGI one, two, three, and it starts very young. She's holding

00:41:11.820 that sign that says SOGI saves lives. Okay. That's you making that claim. So tell me about the instances

00:41:19.520 of suicidality for these kids after they are exposed to SOGI one, two, three, has it decreased or has it

00:41:27.520 increased? We know it has increased. So SOGI doesn't save lives. SOGI endangers lives. There's a problem

00:41:34.440 there. Carving parents out of the life of a child that is experiencing suicidal ideations because they're

00:41:44.040 struggling with their gender identity, I think is not a good way to protect that child. They want to

00:41:49.780 protect kids. I want to protect kids too. But I think every child will benefit from four extra eyeballs

00:41:57.260 on the mom and dad every single day if they're struggling with these issues. But these people

00:42:01.880 want to keep secrets so that one day parents wake up and their kid has attempted or has committed

00:42:08.120 suicide. And they had no clue that they should have been on the lookout for something because secrets

00:42:13.100 were kept from those parents with the child. So I agree. We should be protecting kids, especially

00:42:19.460 kids suffering from gender confusion. But I disagree with the tactics the other side is using. So I'm

00:42:25.900 glad you mentioned that because the often repeated mantra is that we don't care about kids. We

00:42:32.200 definitely do. But I think that no one cares more for their children than the parents. I don't think a

00:42:38.200 teacher loves my kids more than I do. And I think it's a bigotry of low expectations to say that

00:42:44.300 Christian parents don't, and Muslim parents or new Canadians, that we don't possess unconditional love

00:42:50.940 for our children. What a bigoted statement. But that is the crux of the argument coming from the other

00:42:57.060 side of this when they say, no, parents mustn't know what's happening at the school because the parents

00:43:02.720 will judge and therefore then not love that child. What an absolutely bigoted statement against people

00:43:08.140 of faith. Well, and it's really contradictory, and it highlights the hypocrisy of the left when

00:43:14.840 they're like, oh, well, diversity is our strength. Until it's a Muslim-led movement that's all about

00:43:21.420 protecting the innocence of children and protesting these radical sexualized ideologies infiltrating

00:43:28.740 our publicly funded schools. And then it's all of a sudden, well, that diversity is actually hate,

00:43:34.760 right? There was that graphic that went around that no space for hate against these parent protests.

00:43:39.860 And it was, it's just absolutely astounding that this got the reach that it did, because that wasn't

00:43:46.280 the basis of the protest. The protest was not about anything trans or homosexuality or whatever.

00:43:53.380 It was literally just keep this kind of content away from young, impressionable children. Let them

00:43:59.800 be kids. Protect their innocence. If you want to teach your kids this kind of stuff at home and in

00:44:04.320 your own private home life, and you're one of these radically inclusive people who thinks that the only

00:44:09.980 way you can be inclusive is by taking your kid to drag queen story hour, then go right ahead. Do what

00:44:15.200 you want to do in your own time. But keep this out of our publicly funded schools, especially when

00:44:19.800 it's often unbeknownst to parents that this kind of curriculum and these teachings are actually taking

00:44:24.700 place. So it's all it's like diversity is our strength until diversity doesn't align with this

00:44:33.140 idea of inclusivity and tolerance under the rainbow flag. And then all of a sudden diversity is hate

00:44:39.500 somehow to these extremists. And I just find it so funny that they're all about inclusivity and

00:44:45.420 tolerance until you have a differing perspective to share. And then they don't even want to hear it.

00:44:51.020 You can't even talk about it. Sadly, I have some family members who are like that. And they claim

00:44:56.560 to be all about diversity and inclusivity and tolerance. And I said, but I have a different

00:45:01.440 point of view. And do you even know what my point of view is? Do you want to know? Can we talk about

00:45:05.040 it? I'd like to know what your point of view is. And if you actually understand and realize where this

00:45:10.180 protest is starting and what it stems from, and there's just not even a space to be able to have

00:45:16.820 that dialogue, whether you agree or disagree, or have some sort of middle ground, you can't even

00:45:20.940 have that beginning of conversation. And I find that highly ironic from the people who claim to be all

00:45:26.720 about diversity and inclusivity. But that just also speaks to the second clip that we have from Drea,

00:45:32.820 Drea, which is inside the event. And there the speakers were extending an invite to the protesters

00:45:41.840 outside to see if they wanted to have a chat or learn a little bit more about the gender ideology

00:45:48.080 debate.

00:45:49.980 We would respectfully have some safeguards around that, but that we would like to do that. And we do

00:45:56.880 have two who have come forward. They were in the comments section. We have brought...

00:46:00.720 No, my name is Jennifer.

00:46:02.400 Jennifer, okay. So I have...are you the advocates that came in that wanted to give voice and

00:46:08.320 be present?

00:46:09.320 Okay, so I'm going to hand this over to the moderator, but this is the olive branch that

00:46:15.040 we have extended so that we can remember that while we're giving voice, that it is up to

00:46:21.040 each and every one of us to create the spaces for this dialogue.

00:46:26.880 Hi, my name is Jennifer. I'm an organization coordinator for our group outside. And we just

00:46:45.260 wanted to know, because this olive branch has been extended, although I'm not very trusting

00:46:51.740 of it, walking into a room full of people that I have seen online spewing is not super comfortable

00:46:57.740 to me. But is this something that you guys, maybe not you guys, but maybe somebody from

00:47:02.740 your community would be interested in, having a panel where there's both sides to have a conversation?

00:47:07.740 All right.

00:47:08.740 We've been trying to do that since 2016, and no one will join the panel. Like, media has

00:47:23.740 tried to host, you know, conversations with me and trans activists. People have tried to

00:47:28.740 set up debates, people have tried to set up panels that shared both sides of the issues.

00:47:33.740 And the other side has always refused. I really appreciate you coming in and speaking to us

00:47:38.740 a lot, because that's, you know, it's not very common that that happens. But yeah, I think

00:47:43.740 that, yeah, I mean, I think that if the conversation could happen, that would be great. I know Serena

00:47:49.740 would love that also.

00:47:50.740 Yeah, I think that that gets the point across there. And you can go back to Drea's Twitter

00:47:59.740 where you can see the last, I think it was roughly about a minute there remaining of dialogue.

00:48:04.740 But, you know, getting back to Trudeau's censorship laws and regulation of the internet, if that

00:48:10.740 conversation ever took place, you'd never see it as a result of what the government is doing.

00:48:15.740 They don't want you to see Canadians coming together and having those discussions and

00:48:20.740 having those debates. I mean, we're supposed to live in a free and democratic society where

00:48:24.740 the cornerstone of which is open dialogue and robust debate. And if you start to see that

00:48:31.740 happening between everyday lay Canadians, and then they expect that to also happen in the

00:48:35.740 House of Commons in our parliament, where it's turning in or has been for a long time, a clown

00:48:40.740 show. That is exactly what the regime of Justin Trudeau doesn't want to see. I mean,

00:48:46.740 this is the guy that campaigned on the wedge issue of vaccination status in his snap election

00:48:50.740 in 2021. He, you know, it's the divide and conquer narrative, really, that's that we're

00:48:56.740 seeing in full force here with the LGBT, whatever divide that's happening here and with these concerned

00:49:02.740 parents. And if this censorship regime moves forward and goes through, if those conversations

00:49:10.740 ever happen, you'll never see them broadcast widely on a platform because it doesn't fit the narrative.

00:49:16.740 You know, I thought it was interesting that there was a little bit of hyperbole used there. Like,

00:49:24.740 you're so scared of these people who have been spewing hate to you that you walked right in and walked up

00:49:30.740 to the microphone. Did you? Did you really? Because that's a gross admission that you're actually not

00:49:35.740 scared of them at all, that you knew you would be welcomed to take the microphone and receive a round of

00:49:42.740 applause for turning up. But there's a reason they don't want the debate to happen. And, and, and the

00:49:50.740 reason they convinced themselves that the other side is so intolerant and so crazy that they would never

00:49:55.220 let you speak. And that is, and it goes back to something I heard Dr. Jay Bhattacharya say at the

00:50:04.420 Justice Center for Constitutional Freedom's George Jonas Freedom Award banquet last week. And that was bad

00:50:12.180 ideas do not withstand debate. So if you know, even if you can't admit it to yourself, but you know,

00:50:20.500 your idea is bad, you won't turn up to the debate. And that's what we see happening from the other

00:50:25.300 side. And that's why there's this reliance from the Justin Trudeau liberals on censorship all the

00:50:29.860 time is because bad ideas and lies do not stand up to the free and liberal exchange of ideas. So you got

00:50:36.100 to shut up the other side or convince yourself that the other side is so hate filled that it's no use

00:50:41.860 and even turning up to talk to them. And we see this, this is playing out in real time.

00:50:47.540 With the LGBTQ nonsense when it comes to parents, they don't even want to hear why parents don't

00:50:53.140 want you keeping secrets with their kids. They just do they just think these people hate their kids

00:50:58.500 and they hate me. And so there's no point. And it's completely wrong, obviously.

00:51:03.700 And even if you share a school board direct links with them saying, look, this is where the school

00:51:08.900 board has said that they want to solicit the gender identity and the sexual orientation of

00:51:13.140 your child in kindergarten. What exactly does that have to do with delivering education?

00:51:18.420 Is it appropriate? And is it necessary? And if questioning that appropriateness and necessity

00:51:24.580 makes me hateful, then how is that even so like, like, what, what, how do you come to that? Like,

00:51:31.060 what kind of mental gymnastics are needed to come to that conclusion where parents who are like,

00:51:36.100 wait a minute, my kindergartner doesn't know anything about gender identity or sexual orientation,

00:51:40.500 nor should they. And just simply by stating that they shouldn't, and they should certainly not be

00:51:46.100 being taught this at school, unbeknownst to me, and through the lens of a teacher whose,

00:51:53.140 whose interpretation of this curriculum, I have no idea what that actually will tangibly look like

00:51:58.660 when it's being taught to my child. Just for questioning that or wondering if that's necessary,

00:52:04.740 that doesn't make somebody hateful. Uh, and so when you point that out to people and you point

00:52:09.620 out these little loopholes, they just dig their head in the sand. They don't want to hear it.

00:52:13.700 It doesn't align with the narrative that they've been radicalized by. And unfortunately that curbs

00:52:18.660 any form of conversation, even if you have a direct link and you can share it and say, hey,

00:52:23.220 look, this is what they're asking of grade, you know, kids who are like four or five years old.

00:52:28.020 Right. Um, anyway, and so over the weekend on this, uh, similar kind of topic where it's this SOGI

00:52:34.900 one, two, three, the DEI, these, uh, these progressive supposedly progressive theories

00:52:40.660 that you can't even talk about because they're so progressive. Um, you, you have various provinces

00:52:47.780 who are, who are implementing legislation that mandate school boards, not institute these policies

00:52:53.300 where they do not disclose, uh, a child's change in pronouns or change of name. It's called social

00:52:59.860 transition. And that's like the first step in a transition to another gender or, um, or personality,

00:53:07.540 uh, disorder, but some provinces like Saskatchewan, um, Nova Scotia, I think was the other one.

00:53:14.180 New Brunswick. Sorry. Yeah. New Brunswick and, um, and, uh, Ontario is kind of toying with it as

00:53:21.380 well. But, um, you recently had, uh, British Columbia's, uh, conservative leader under fire for

00:53:28.900 likening the teaching of sexuality, gender, um, to what happened with residential schools. And this is,

00:53:34.660 this is from the CBC. So it's unsurprising that they conflated what he was saying because it wasn't,

00:53:39.780 he wasn't likening the teaching of sexuality and gender to students. He was likening that policy

00:53:47.220 where many school boards have went ahead and instituted these policies that explicitly state

00:53:53.220 that you are not to disclose a change in gender identity or pronoun use to a student's parents.

00:54:00.100 And so some of these other provinces have said, wait a minute for anybody who's under the age of 16,

00:54:04.340 like these are minors that we're talking about. We have to disclose this to the parents and keeping

00:54:09.140 them in the dark is actually dangerous. And as you've already discussed, Sheila, um, it can lead

00:54:14.420 to further harms through things like suicidal ideation and other mental comorbidities that

00:54:18.900 usually go in hand in hand with gender, uh, dysphoria. But anyway, the tweet from John Rustad was

00:54:25.540 today is national day for truth and reconciliation or orange shirt day, or if you're Justin Trudeau,

00:54:31.700 uh, national, um, uh, why can't I think of the word, not skiing, um, surfing. Thank you.

00:54:39.460 National surfing day. He says today, we remember what happens when the Canadian government thinks

00:54:45.780 it's better at raising children than parents. I will always stand with parents. And so this is

00:54:51.140 exactly the same thing when parents oppose the being kept in the dark by state sanctioned curriculum

00:54:59.060 and state sanctioned gender, uh, dysphoria diktats. This like the, the parallels that he draws here

00:55:07.700 are very clear and concise. This has nothing to do with as the CBC has spun it, the teaching of

00:55:12.580 sexuality and gender. This is about keeping parents in the dark and thinking that the state knows better

00:55:17.300 about what's best for your kids than their parents themselves. Right. The outrage here speaks to how

00:55:23.300 true he was in saying that. And I'm well, I have indigenous friends who say the same thing. Like

00:55:29.220 this is what happens when the state, uh, determines what your values should be. Um, and that's, that's

00:55:37.140 what's happening here. And everybody's mad because he's right. He's right. The state should, as, uh,

00:55:43.780 Justin Trudeau's dad said, get out of the bedrooms of the nation, but it also has to get out of the

00:55:49.060 kitchen tables of the kitchen tables of the nation, because these are conversations for parents with

00:55:54.500 kids. When parents decide the kids are ready, if ever F at all, um, it should not involve government

00:56:03.220 run schools, infecting your child with the mind virus of whatever this nonsense is. And the idea, once

00:56:12.980 again, that parents who have a different worldview, couldn't possibly love their children enough to

00:56:19.380 get through whatever this issue is, is bigotry. And Emily Rustad was right. And that's why everybody's

00:56:26.820 mad at him. He was a little too right. And in Justin Trudeau's world, that tweet would be nuked, um,

00:56:32.740 under new censorship legislation. That's right. And tweets like the following, which come from the

00:56:39.540 Ontario Principals Council would be highlighted and shared broadly. Um, so I guess October,

00:56:46.740 as we enter the, this month, today's October 2nd, but, um, we're once again, apparently celebrating

00:56:54.660 to there, there it is. There's the acronym two S L G B T Q Q I a plus month. See, I missed that extra

00:57:03.140 Q. I didn't know there was another one. Um, questioning. Oh my God. Hearing questioning. Okay. That's right.

00:57:10.500 Oh my God. Yeah. Anyway. Um, so there's another month here that we're now dead. We're recognizing

00:57:16.740 the history of the diverse lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer communities. We encourage

00:57:23.780 our schools and students to become allies and stand up against discrimination, bullying,

00:57:30.900 and harassment. I mean, didn't we already do pride? So first we had pride weekend, right? It started in

00:57:36.820 Toronto and maybe other city centers, I think about 15, maybe longer years ago. Uh, so there was pride

00:57:44.100 weekend and it was like that one day parade and maybe it ricocheted a little bit into the next day.

00:57:48.180 And then there was pride week and there was pride month. Now there's pride season. And I guess we're

00:57:54.980 still in pride season or is it just pride year and like endlessly now, I have no idea, but what a hell

00:58:04.580 of a marketing gimmick. If you're selling those pride flags, um, that you can just sell them all year

00:58:11.940 long now. This is wonderful. If you are selling that kind of stuff, but I like how they keep expanding

00:58:18.900 the acronym there so that pretty soon we're all going to be members of the LGBTQ community. Once

00:58:26.820 they add letters for everybody else, like, are you a heterosexual tomboy like me? Um, I guess, uh,

00:58:36.420 they're going to get me in there one of these days. Like it just never ends till now we've got people

00:58:41.140 who are questioning. Um, they're in there too. Now I, I just, it's never ending. We're all going to be

00:58:49.540 gobbled up by the, uh, LGBTQ acronym one day and there will be no escape. It'll just be all

00:58:56.260 encompassing. It'll get us all. You can't just be Canadian because that was supposed to be like

00:59:01.040 all encompassing and diverse. And, uh, but that I guess is now like textbook bigotry. We have to now

00:59:08.540 switch out and have like every color of the rainbow and every symbol. Like, I don't even know what that

00:59:12.780 purple circle is for. Um, at one time I thought that there was like the lesbian, gay, bi, and bi was

00:59:21.360 supposed to originally like encompass kind of every like queerness. Um, then there was trans and that

00:59:27.980 was supposed to be everyone. Anyway. Um, it just keeps getting longer and longer. And as billboard

00:59:34.300 Chris points out here too, he, um, reposted this, he just said it never ends. And like, that's,

00:59:39.900 that's kind of where I am at this point. And I'm like, when, when does it end? And, um,

00:59:44.800 when do we get a real recognition for things like our veterans who literally fought for your freedom

00:59:52.540 to be whatever you wanted to be here and speak freely and express yourself freely, right? Cause

00:59:59.180 that's what these people are capitalizing on. They're capitalizing on free expression, free speech,

01:00:03.860 and the ability to be whatever they want to be without state interference. And they do it and it's

01:00:09.960 fine. And nobody really cares that you let them have their pride weekend, whatever you steer clear.

01:00:14.420 If you have young children and you don't want them exposed to sexual perversion and, and, and nudity,

01:00:22.040 and otherwise you just, whatever. And this is now the culmination of when radicalized people have

01:00:28.960 infiltrated this, um, lesbian, gay movement. And now they just want to take it everything over and start

01:00:36.200 to, uh, funnel their theories into the impressionable minds of your children at school

01:00:41.660 without your knowledge or consent. And that's where parents have said, whoa, whoa, whoa, hold on a

01:00:46.300 minute. We've had enough. This is where we finally draw the line. Um, and, and so our veterans who fought

01:00:52.960 for their ability to freely express themselves, uh, they don't get a day, like they don't even get a

01:00:57.420 whole day. They get what a moment of silence on November 11th for one minute at 11 o'clock. Um,

01:01:03.480 there's no month, there's no weekend, there's not even a holiday. So that I find to be a huge

01:01:09.260 injustice and extremely hypocritical because they literally fought for, uh, people's ability to have

01:01:15.400 this kind of expression, whether you agree with it or not. Well, and they took spooky season for me.

01:01:21.260 It's October. Let me have October, please. Um, you know, we're over time, but while I have you,

01:01:29.380 Tamara, cause this is one that I wanted to talk about with Tamara, because you,

01:01:33.460 our, our, um, I would say you're our medical issues reporter, and I think we should put that

01:01:37.920 on your business cards. Um, but you're also the, the COVID statistics nerd. And I say that in the

01:01:43.400 most loving and positive way possible. Um, scientists, Catalin Carrico and Drew Weissman

01:01:52.000 have won the 2023 Nobel prize in physiology or medicine for discoveries that enabled the development

01:02:00.300 of if I love how they just threw this in just without any, any, uh, truth whatsoever, effective

01:02:08.320 vaccines against COVID-19, the award-winning body award giving body said on Monday. So, uh, these guys

01:02:17.240 have won the Nobel prize in medicine for creating vaccines that, uh, well, well, I'll just say it.

01:02:27.140 And again, if I get us kicked off on YouTube, I'm very sorry, but they did not stop the spread

01:02:31.240 of COVID-19 and yet they get it for creating effective vaccines. Okay. Yeah. This whole,

01:02:38.780 like the marketing slogan. So, so the safe and effective we have to remember is all a big pharma

01:02:43.180 marketing slogan. It's, um, a way to sell product. It's a, it's, it's marketing one-on-one that's safe

01:02:50.140 and effective, safe and effective. And we heard that repeated over and over and over again. And I,

01:02:54.060 I know that we're still on YouTube, so I'm going to try to be mindful of how I'm wording things. Um,

01:03:00.900 but I wanted to bring up a report that I did in May of 2021 with, um, emergency room physician,

01:03:07.980 Dr. Mark Benoit, maybe hold on. I'll just put the link in here so we can pull it up because I really

01:03:12.000 urge people. I mean, these are reports and I go back sometimes into the rebel archive. Some of my

01:03:17.000 reports that I did very early on in 2021. Um, when I was just actually coming back from maternity leave

01:03:22.380 at that time, I had what, an eight, an eight week old. Um, and I was doing interviews with

01:03:27.080 these physicians because I'm seeing the rollout and what's happening. And already people were

01:03:30.960 starting to, to come forward and say, hold on a minute. This, this is, you know, I've had a

01:03:36.080 reaction or I'm doing, or this has happened to me post injection. And so, um, I couldn't just sit

01:03:41.640 idly by on maternity leave and not report on that. So, uh, Mark Benoit was one of the very first

01:03:47.240 people other than Dr. Mark Trosi who came forward and wanted to sound the alarm on what big pharma

01:03:53.880 was calling efficacious with their novel injections. And the mRNA platform was developed and you can

01:04:01.000 follow, uh, Dr. Malone who really worked, uh, side by side to develop this platform. And it was

01:04:05.720 developed as a cancer treatment. And so the entire basis of the mRNA platform is that it is meant

01:04:11.540 to, um, bio distribute throughout your entire body. And so this, this false notion that the mRNA

01:04:19.280 injection stayed in your deltoid in your shoulder was never based on science or fact. And so, um,

01:04:25.420 I just, as a precursor there, that's what the mRNA was originally developed and used for was novel

01:04:30.500 cancer therapies. It's a therapeutic, but there was a quote in here and you know, the whole interview

01:04:36.760 itself is really great. And, uh, Dr. Benoit says a really, really great things, but

01:04:41.080 about, um, about, I don't know, halfway down the web copy component or three quarters of the way

01:04:46.940 down. I know in here that Dr. Benoit explains the difference between safety and efficacy and light

01:04:53.820 of Pfizer claiming that their product, remember they said it's a hundred percent effective in its

01:04:59.640 trial participants. He details that what this study actually documented was merely antibody production

01:05:05.640 in the participants' blood work seven days following vaccination and not necessarily prevention of

01:05:10.800 infection or death. So they had a, had an antibody response and that seven days following

01:05:16.520 vaccination. I think they followed them for up to 14 days. And then it was like, all right, now you're

01:05:21.260 on your own. And I guess we hope that you're immune for a while still, but we've seen that the data, the

01:05:26.620 real world data coming out now shows that in fact, that immunity wanes, um, very clearly over time and

01:05:33.620 it actually counter affects your natural immunity if you had any. Uh, so if you were naturally immune

01:05:39.400 and you received these novel injections, the, the waning immunity from the injection actually hinders

01:05:46.780 your natural robust immunity. And so, um, we can see more and more how these sorts of reports are aging

01:05:54.960 really nicely. And this clinging to the marketing slogan of safe and effective is, um, is not based on

01:06:01.300 actual science or evidence. And I hope that doesn't get us kicked off of YouTube.

01:06:05.300 Well, I remember, uh, pulling what it meant, uh, when they said that, uh, these things are deemed safe

01:06:12.160 by, uh, health Canada and, uh, they never tested them for efficacy. Health Canada didn't do any of that,

01:06:19.900 but they did test them to see like when they meant by safe was not that they didn't cause adverse

01:06:26.360 events. Um, doing my best to dance around the YouTube restrictions. But what they meant was

01:06:33.260 they didn't contain anything that would cause immediately harm, immediate harm or death to the

01:06:38.120 best of their knowledge. So were they radioactive? Did they have like, uh, a virus that would instantly

01:06:45.380 kill you or anything like that? Like that's what they meant by these things are safe, feel free to get

01:06:50.200 them. Um, it didn't exclude adverse reactions or even an anaphylaxis or anything like that. It was

01:06:58.760 like, do these things contain like motor oil? Nope. Okay. Like that's what they meant. And so

01:07:06.120 technically speaking, they were right to say that these were health Canada approved or at least health

01:07:12.540 Canada authorized as safe, but they never quite explained to the public what they meant when, uh,

01:07:18.440 they made that claim as you rightly point out. Well, and the safety profile is still largely

01:07:24.260 unknown because the phase three clinical trial is not set to be complete until December, 2023.

01:07:30.940 So I think later this year, is it 20? Yeah, I believe it's 2023. Um, and I think it was Keith

01:07:36.420 Wilson who posted that when he cross-examined, uh, one of the senior officials of health Canada,

01:07:42.580 Celia Larenko, she, you know, clarified and confirmed that the phase three clinical trials

01:07:48.100 weren't complete when health Canada authorizes in December of 2020, right? Not even a year into this

01:07:54.120 apparently, um, unprecedented pandemic. And yet eight months later, we already had some novel

01:08:01.060 injections and the phase three clinical trials aren't said to be complete until December of 2023.

01:08:06.160 And in those clinical trials, their placebo arm. So the gold standard of safety testing is through

01:08:12.900 randomized placebo controlled safety study. And, uh, what the manufacturers did or the sponsors in

01:08:19.480 this case, Pfizer and Moderna is they unblinded their placebo arm. I think it was, uh, eight weeks.

01:08:25.420 So approximately two months after the, the study, um, was, was underway because it was apparently an

01:08:33.420 ethical concern that the people who were, um, in the placebo arm weren't actually going to be protected,

01:08:39.480 right? Cause the, the marketing slogan at the time was safe and effective, safe and effective. So they

01:08:44.060 all wanted to be in the trial arm, not the placebo arm. So they went ahead and unblinded. Everybody gave

01:08:51.180 the placebo arm, the novel injections. So I don't even know what kind of actual clinical trial they have

01:08:58.120 left at this point. Um, but regardless the, it's not to be completed until December of 2023. And for

01:09:05.260 the ones, you know, the phase one and two that are, um, and phase two, I might be wrong on, but phase

01:09:10.100 one's complete, but the data, the results aren't even posted yet. You can go on the clinical trials,

01:09:14.820 a website of NIH, the national institutes of health, and the data is not even up. So, um, what those

01:09:21.560 clinical trials even ended up finding, I don't know how they even get away with saying safe and effective

01:09:26.700 at this point, because there's nothing to point to that being accurate. No, no, no. And yet they

01:09:35.900 still keep repeating it. And the journalists are like, yep, see, told you, listen to this government

01:09:40.300 official who's telling you that it's safe and effective. Um, let's give these guys a Nobel

01:09:44.720 peace prize, Nobel prizes. I mean, that is just outrageous. Yeah. Yeah. Um, Nobel peace prizes or

01:09:53.240 Nobel prize in medicine for, um, medicine prize. Yeah. Yeah. For, um, look at them. They're wearing

01:10:00.500 their masks to accept their awards. That is just, um, science chef's kiss. Like it's just, it's just

01:10:10.480 do perfect. Um, and yet we don't even know the, uh, full scale of the, uh, society wide damage

01:10:22.360 that may or may not have been done by the rushed administration of these vaccines. And of course,

01:10:31.640 you know, how can we not acknowledge the damage that, uh, these, uh, the rushed administration

01:10:38.840 of these vaccines did to civil liberties across the world and human rights across the world and human

01:10:44.260 dignity across the world. Um, but yes, enjoy your meaningless prize because when they administer,

01:10:51.580 when they give a prize to people for this sort of stuff, it is purely political and absolutely

01:10:57.880 meaningless in terms of science. There you have it. There you have it. We're done the show. We,

01:11:05.840 we don't have any chats. Um, Olivia, we have, we read the one earlier. We didn't touch on everything

01:11:10.900 that we wanted to do, but I'm sure we can get to, um, um, the other things tomorrow. Um,

01:11:16.660 if we want, um, Tamara, thanks for being my cohost on the show. Um, I appreciate that you,

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Rebel News Podcast - October 02, 2023

DAILY Roundup ｜ CRTC streaming regulations, Duelling protests in BC, mRNA creators get Nobel Prize

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