Rebel News Podcast - DAILY ｜ Whistle Stop Sues Alberta Gov't, New Luxe Tax on $100k Trucks

00:00:00.000 good afternoon ladies and gentlemen you have tuned into the rebel news live stream on this

00:00:19.400 a thursday august 12 2021 i'm david menzies and my co-host well my co-host she is the silver

00:00:27.960 lining 24 7 regardless of any situation she is the she devil with a sword she is the khaleesi

00:00:34.820 of northern alberta she is sheila gun reed how you doing sheila david you are the pep talk everybody

00:00:43.540 needs in their life when you're struggling to work you're like my hair is bad i can't get the lighting

00:00:49.060 right in the studio and then you get on air with david menzies and it's like none of it matters

00:00:53.760 because he just gave you the best intro in the world so thank you so kind but who's going to

00:00:58.020 give me a pep talk one of these days actually quite the reversal sheila yesterday during the live stream

00:01:05.060 this is the part of the show i'm going to go on a tangerine you remember seinfeld festivus the airing

00:01:11.620 of the grievances well i tuned in yesterday to watch the live stream and it was high energy andrew says

00:01:17.260 and mocha and they brought up the possibility of the big turk candy bar being canceled because it's

00:01:27.480 offensive to the turkish people and of course mocha is a turk himself uh and he's a big turk uh he's

00:01:34.860 pretty tall uh anyways you can tear down historical statues you can censor certain dr seuss books um

00:01:43.180 you can cancel culture sports team nicknames and logos but you know sheila this is the iconic

00:01:51.240 candy bar of my childhood uh alas i cannot eat it anymore 35 grams of sugar you may as well give me

00:02:00.700 a hand grenade to eat but i am drawing the line at the cancel culture mob when it comes to

00:02:07.580 canceling the big turk candy bar that's all i gotta say you know it's kind of funny even with that 35

00:02:13.080 grams of sugar on the package uh it um professes to be a healthy alternative given that it has

00:02:20.620 no artificial flavors and no artificial colors but this brings back fond childhood memories and i'm not

00:02:29.380 gonna let the cancel culture people either cancel this or rename it as something stupid i mean what

00:02:35.240 would you rename a big turk candy bar as so there do you know what though now you've got me thinking

00:02:41.680 because as you were prattling on there about a chocolate bar that nobody's seen in 30 years

00:02:46.240 i was thinking about um cuban lunches do you guys have cuban lunches in ontario or is that just like

00:02:55.240 a prairie thing it's a cuban lunch prairie people albertans get in the youtube comments right now

00:03:02.520 and tell me that you know what a cuban lunch is it was it's like this little brick

00:03:08.060 of i guess it's chocolate but i think it's mostly butter but like brown butter masquerading as

00:03:15.420 chocolate because you can't have it at room temperature because it melts and it's got some

00:03:19.660 peanuts mixed in and it's wrapped in like red wax paper and it's insanely decadent it was

00:03:28.540 discontinued for a while i wonder if it didn't kill people uh because it's just like sugar and butter

00:03:35.140 pretending to be chocolate and then they it was discontinued then they brought it back and it was

00:03:40.080 all the rage and it was there it is yes yes and okay so that's got the brown wax paper on it but

00:03:48.600 sometimes it has like a red wax paper on it and basically it's just like i think it's mostly cocoa

00:03:53.880 butter really and uh it came back into stores here in alberta and it would sell out like constantly

00:04:00.780 because it was like the big turk the um candy bar of people's childhood but i think that we should

00:04:08.760 discontinue that completely cancel it not for how uh bad it is for you but how it's just false

00:04:14.800 advertising because it's leading people to believe that cubans actually have lunch and we know that

00:04:20.160 that's not true because they're so impoverished by their government there's no way in heck that

00:04:24.820 anybody in cuba would ever indulge in a candy bar when you're struggling to just deal with the fact

00:04:31.780 that your government has cut off the internet and you can hardly get food and and uh it's just

00:04:38.620 terrible there and here in canada we're eating chocolate bars called cuban lunch and i think it's

00:04:43.580 kind of gross you know you raise a great point it'd be like having a brand of champagne called uh

00:04:49.560 north korean select right yeah that's what i'm saying as the people are eating grass to stay

00:04:55.940 alive there uh i thought you were going down the road that uh the cuban lunch was offensive to the

00:05:00.940 cubans uh which i'd find very hard to believe because the cubans i've met in my life sheila are

00:05:06.160 cut a very uh hearty stock uh shall we say and i wonder if a cuban lunch is something you can actually

00:05:14.420 buy in havana you know it's much like when i go to the u.s i'm always baffled that when you go and

00:05:20.840 order a pizza they have an ingredient topping called canadian bacon and no one in canada refers

00:05:29.200 to a brand of bacon as canadian bacon i think they mean pea meal bacon is that right yeah yeah you

00:05:35.960 don't call it canadian does any canadian in canada uh order from the pizzeria oh can you put some

00:05:41.400 canadian bacon on the top it doesn't exist here yeah our bacon just it's bacon just like bacon like

00:05:49.320 their bacon our bacon it's the same thing i don't know how we got stuck with pea meal bacon being

00:05:55.300 called canadian bacon that's just ham it's just ham i guess so so much like canadian bacon in the u.s

00:06:03.360 not existing in canada perhaps cuban lunch in cuba does not exist either oh definitely definitely not

00:06:10.640 the cubans are not eating that that's that's my point that's why we should cancel it it is false

00:06:15.700 advertising it's pretending like there's decadency in cuba we know that's not the case um you know

00:06:22.700 just get rid of it okay get a bit of our source well sheila before we get cancelled why don't you

00:06:28.780 tell the folks what we're trying to do here today oh yeah it's 10 06 here in alberta and i haven't told

00:06:35.120 anybody what we're doing here and i know some of you get mad because i go through the spiel

00:06:40.340 every time that i do this um on tuesdays and thursdays but we also have to assume that there's

00:06:47.320 new people here because we're rounding up new people all the time so you know what if you don't

00:06:52.620 like it go get a coffee come right back i'll be done in 90 seconds um this is the rebel and have

00:06:59.380 a cuban lunch while you're at it no don't that's straight diabetes wrapped in wax paper don't do it

00:07:06.900 anyway don't take your dietary advice from david menzies of all people anyway yeah i know uh hair

00:07:13.820 by chia pet body by tim horns i've heard the insults okay but carry on i'm not i'm not hard on anybody's

00:07:21.500 hair i can't anyway this is the rebel news daily live stream it used to just be hosted by ezra

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00:09:22.680 sheila i gotta tell you not only do i not know anything about cryptocurrency and not only do i get

00:09:28.900 more ignorant the more i read about uh cryptocurrency in an effort to educate myself but i heard on the

00:09:34.940 electric radio yesterday as i was driving along somebody has pulled off potentially a 600 million

00:09:44.360 dollar cryptocurrency heist and that terrifies me because i've got a tiny tiny little bit of

00:09:51.220 cryptocurrency has somehow somebody managed to steal that from me you know because they're a computer

00:09:58.520 genius so um and when they say it's gone it's evidently gone um i we really you know the two

00:10:05.940 of us should sit down we should i don't know hire some expert in cryptocurrency to teach us how it works

00:10:12.620 how to keep it safe and how to prevent you from being swindled out of it by you know some uh 19 year

00:10:19.240 old on a computer in his grandmother's basement who happens to be a computer genius which i clearly am not

00:10:26.600 so can you imagine 600 million gone i just know where like if i have to go to the gold mine i can

00:10:34.460 look and see and people are taking gold out of the ground and it's there and i can go and touch it

00:10:38.580 same with silver same with platinum same with diamonds although there's you know some concerns

00:10:45.140 about how diamonds are artificially inflated in price but anyway i can actually go see where those

00:10:51.620 things come from i just don't know where cryptocurrency comes from how does it how does

00:10:57.000 it get created where does it come from and how does it become worth something that's i can't figure that

00:11:02.500 out yet but i know it's on my list of things i must figure it out i have to oh or i'm going to be left

00:11:08.780 behind sheila diamonds are 100 artificially inflated uh here's the challenge get your diamond ring folks

00:11:16.880 appraised and then go to a pawn shop and try to get the appraised value you'll be lucky to get half

00:11:23.240 of it the beers controls the diamond market and basically they are responsible sheila it's quite

00:11:29.420 fascinating i think for the most brilliant marketing line in the history of marketing which is

00:11:35.700 a diamond is forever which means when you get that diamond when you get your wedding ring sheila

00:11:42.040 that is like a member of the family that's like your pet you don't pawn it it is forever because

00:11:48.280 the beers marketing plan is much like mcdonald's when mcdonald's sells a big mac at lunch it doesn't

00:11:54.940 come back on the market it's gone as in forever if five percent of diamond owners were to go to pawn

00:12:02.640 shops tomorrow and turn in their diamond rings the diamond market would collapse that is a fact so

00:12:09.840 yeah um if you're skeptical about cryptocurrency don't go the diamond investing route that's for

00:12:17.580 sure you know david i've watched or i listened to a podcast about diamonds and how de beers that was

00:12:24.740 the most probably most successful marketing campaign in the history of the world really

00:12:30.040 because before de beers sort of got into diamonds and sort of then ended up controlling

00:12:37.280 frankly much of africa um it wasn't a thing to no have a have a diamond engagement ring and then

00:12:46.880 once they convinced everybody that you have to have a diamond engagement ring then they said

00:12:50.800 oh by the way you have to spend three months salary on it yes and by him and by the way since we own

00:12:58.860 the entire diamond market we'll we'll artificially inflate this thing so that it is worth

00:13:06.200 three months of three months of your salary and now you have to buy it or you're just a bad husband

00:13:10.900 and you're starting off your marriage on the wrong foot i mean it was what a scam anyway it's the scam

00:13:15.920 of the century sheila and and one other by the way mine's in the gun safe because i don't even wear it

00:13:22.500 because it gets stuck in my work gloves because it's so impractical and it's canadian by the way

00:13:27.800 you know uh and there's one other element to the diamond scam sheila and it's the stigma

00:13:33.720 associated with pawning uh your wedding ring if you were to tell your friends you know what i'm

00:13:40.340 pawning my wedding ring the first thing they go is oh my god what's wrong is the marriage over i mean

00:13:45.180 if you were selling your car uh hey that big deal but to actually go and divest yourself of the diamond

00:13:53.380 ring like i said it's it's like you know kicking out a member of the family or putting your dog down

00:13:58.780 and i mean i have to admit it's brilliant you know what what went into but that's uh that's the diamond

00:14:07.200 story in in terms of investing in diamonds i mean unless it was something worth millions and millions

00:14:13.780 of dollars like the world's largest diamond i could see that at auction but little chunks of glass you

00:14:20.060 know on your ring i'm sorry to break it to you folks it's pretty much worthless especially especially

00:14:26.200 when they can literally be created in a lab with much less work and they're literally uh structurally

00:14:32.960 the same the only difference is you didn't have you know slave labor digging them under the ground

00:14:37.860 right and and now they've got this other thing going fancy colored diamonds right yeah it's just

00:14:44.220 a color right but anyways we've spoken too much about this um uh i guess we should get going you

00:14:51.200 know sheila our first story is my uh visit along with mocha to uh trinity bible chapel in waterloo

00:14:58.100 and folks since april 30th these congregants have been locked out of their church but the sermon goes

00:15:07.100 on and sheila you told me something very profound i never thought of it in these terms and it was

00:15:11.580 through the lens of what was happening at grace life church in alberta that the building that's just

00:15:17.500 bricks and mortar you can the state can fence it off they can put padlocks on the church as they've

00:15:23.800 done at trinity with notices that if you tamper with it you're going to be charged with contempt of

00:15:28.240 court you can do all that but there's something more to a church than just the physical building and it

00:15:36.400 was um it was moving i thought to see hundreds and hundreds of people on the lawns locked out of their

00:15:43.060 church just a few meters away conducting the sermon uh having baptisms uh taking place and um you know

00:15:51.300 i'm really glad you put that in perspective to me with with grace life because when i first saw people

00:15:57.580 protesting outside of grace life and remember a section of the the the fence came down i was going

00:16:03.460 right on but then you saw members of the church helping the authorities uh erect it because they don't want

00:16:09.680 to go that route uh because that would fly in the face of you know the building is the be all and end

00:16:16.180 all of our religion which it isn't so i think you know i want to thank you for for that education and

00:16:22.760 faith and i guess we can just uh throw to the video and show you a a few moments of what it was like

00:16:29.440 last sunday so the last time we talked david i think we were just we'd just been locked out of our

00:16:34.440 our facility um at that point we were also awaiting a sentencing and so now we have been sentenced for

00:16:40.880 contempt of court so this is our second contempt of court sentencing okay so the first contempt of

00:16:45.620 court sentencing cost us that was for january that cost us eighty uh three thousand and this particular

00:16:52.440 sentencing we was just given about two weeks ago i think it was and it's cost us eighty five thousand

00:16:58.820 plus um whatever the court costs are going to be last time court costs were forty five thousand so this

00:17:03.760 could be over 120 000 and yeah plus the 83 from a few months back now does that include i mean i think

00:17:11.380 you've personally been fined uh ten thousand dollars uh some of the church elders have been fined a similar

00:17:16.840 amount uh are you including that in that dollar total no that that is not included in the dollar

00:17:22.260 total so actually if i got my maximum sentence i mean i don't know how it's gonna end up but if i got

00:17:25.920 my maximum sentence i think i'm up for a maximum 1.1 million and 11 years in jail is the max the church

00:17:32.340 itself is 60 million and each elder is within the hundreds of thousands of dollars so yeah and the

00:17:38.560 crux of the matter according to uh the crown is that you are allegedly violating covet 19 protocols

00:17:45.860 you know as the premier often says all options are on the table but at the end of the day when

00:17:52.220 organizations and individuals put the rest of our community at risk by traveling to a region that is

00:18:02.060 an outbreak or having um these gatherings that lead to frankly some pretty disturbing outbreaks

00:18:09.740 uh it puts all of us at risk so i hope that the vast majority of people will continue to do the

00:18:16.640 right thing and that is of course stay home stay safe and save lives what does that mean when we

00:18:24.380 look at the nitty-gritty of that statement well what it means is we weren't turning people away from

00:18:29.400 our church and so i i'm of the belief that this this church our church does not belong to the crown

00:18:36.380 doesn't belong to me it belongs to jesus and and he doesn't turn people away that come to seek him and

00:18:43.440 so i don't want to turn people away from the church he needs to have crown rights over his church and we

00:18:47.840 want to uphold that you know sheila the perversity is off the charts here um you can shop till you drop

00:18:55.700 at government owned and operated liquor stores uh if you're a member of the toronto blue jays

00:19:00.860 you qualify for a national interest exemption meaning you don't have to go through all those

00:19:06.380 covet 19 safety protocols but if you're a church it's a different set of rules i guess what pastor

00:19:12.580 jacob should um have his congregants do sheila is um wear the uniforms of major league baseball teams

00:19:19.720 and serve beer in the church and then just pretend it's skydome and then everything is a-okay

00:19:25.280 yeah well and it's it's really kind of interesting to watch the government completely misunderstanding

00:19:33.600 christianity because it it looks like uh the church there has outgrown its building so even if

00:19:42.800 they let them back in so many people have found jesus and found religion and found faith that thing

00:19:50.160 that they needed to get them through these dark times of lockdowns because it's not the pandemic

00:19:55.120 that's the problem it's the government overreaction to it they they've started coming to church and it

00:20:00.980 looks like even though the government has seized their building they will outgrow the building if the

00:20:06.480 government ever lets them back in the same thing happened to tim stevens they are in another location

00:20:12.240 because they've outgrown their building and when i was at grace life a couple weeks ago they're

00:20:16.500 talking about shopping for new real estate because they have they have an enormous building

00:20:21.860 and they've outgrown it so not only is is their um their you know church space full their lobby is

00:20:29.980 full the upstairs is full and they've got tents outside at grace life and a sound system outside at

00:20:35.100 grace life because they've outgrown their building and that's clearly what's happening here you

00:20:40.920 the church in aylmer i mean they've got people who are who are not uh part of that congregation you

00:20:48.340 know like the the church of god they correct me if i'm wrong but they seem to be um much like my

00:20:54.240 anabaptist friends out here in alberta either a mennonite or hudderite they you know just based on

00:20:58.840 their dress alone i don't know a lot about their theology but they've got other types of christians

00:21:03.740 coming to support them and it looks like um you know that they're bursting at the seams too so this is

00:21:09.080 the government misunderstanding the history of the church because every time the church is persecuted

00:21:14.200 it grows and it'll grow and it'll grow and you know what this is trial by fire we're as uh as uh

00:21:20.700 pastor jacob pointed out um this is really separating the wheat from the chaff if you will when it comes to

00:21:26.500 our christian leaders the ones who capitulated the ones who folded and the ones who stood up and met

00:21:32.420 their obligations as pastors and you know so sheila i think that's a brilliant analysis what you're saying

00:21:38.240 if i hear you correctly is by locking down these churches by heavily finding these churches the

00:21:44.720 government has experienced its own um barbara streisand effect um bingo yeah people aren't

00:21:51.780 fleeing people aren't cowering to attend and by the way i'll tell you something with this particular um

00:21:57.620 uh church trinity um some individual congregants if you can imagine going back to the spring

00:22:03.500 they were followed home by members of the waterloo police service and fined i think it was i think it

00:22:10.180 was the 1250 fine um which is absolutely loathsome but instead of this creating a um an element of fear

00:22:19.880 and intimidation like you said people from other churches even other faiths have come to show

00:22:24.700 solidarity um and if um if folks aren't aware of what the barbara streisand effect is it's all about a

00:22:31.540 photo that was on the internet uh and her admonishment of it and because the lady doth protest too much

00:22:38.580 it went viral um so that's fantastic that is a uh you know you couldn't ask for a better outcome

00:22:46.100 given the government bullying well and you know for the people of faith people who believe the bible

00:22:53.020 um when you read the bible you know that persecution is built into the built into the faith

00:23:01.540 not only is it uh part of the reason the church grew but it's also you know what it's founded on

00:23:08.100 and in the bible not only are we warned that persecution will come for us but we are promised

00:23:14.620 that it will come for us and so for a lot of people who have read the bible and said you know i believe a

00:23:19.480 lot of these things but i'm not you know i'm not seeing it play out in my day-to-day life

00:23:23.860 this is the thing that played out in their day-to-day life and it makes their faith stronger because now

00:23:28.740 they are they're living the word of god instead of just reading it you know and sheila just one

00:23:34.600 little epilogue on that sunday visit um you know pastor jacob his lovely wife and their lovely kids

00:23:41.520 the congregants that were there you couldn't meet nicer people more polite people uh if you sought them

00:23:51.100 out uh they're almost like if there was an opposite of antifa if there was such a thing as anti-antifa

00:23:57.480 that is who you met in waterloo at trinity bible chapel isn't that just the the theme of all of this

00:24:08.280 persecution of the churches though if to meet tim stevens and his wife and his brother trevor

00:24:15.400 the nicest kindest people like the thing that you aspire to be this great wholesome family they pray

00:24:24.740 together they study the bible together mom stays home ton of kids um likewise with pastor james coates

00:24:32.340 this man who came to jesus after not living an especially christ-like life um finds jesus becomes

00:24:42.500 you know the shepherd of this church and and leads the battle against the government for religious

00:24:47.200 freedom so nice wonderful wife lovely kids um likewise with pastor jacob and those are the bad guys

00:24:55.600 during the pandemic those are the bad guys like what planet are we on right now unbelievable well

00:25:01.300 let's hope um you know they were blessed with a gorgeous uh august sunday afternoon it was uh warm

00:25:09.180 actually it was uh super humid uh being canada being canada we know these days are numbered

00:25:15.020 let's hope they get into their church before the the really bad weather uh ends i mean for goodness

00:25:21.080 sakes the province is practically uh opened up fully under the um grotesquely named the reopening

00:25:27.240 ontario act which is all about closing it down so um you know my my heart is with uh pastor jacob in

00:25:34.700 terms of getting actually into his building uh this is so undeserved uh it's it's shameful of the

00:25:41.440 ford government um speaking of conservatives we have an adam seuss video it's a beauty it reminds me of

00:25:51.380 one i did two years ago when i went to young dundas square with a photograph of andrew sheer and said

00:25:56.900 who is this man check it out actually doing today we're taking to the streets to see if people can

00:26:04.100 identify this gentleman is he running for mayor no not running for mayor the conservative uh what's

00:26:10.840 this guy's name conservative leader uh the name's not coming to my head right now oh i don't know who

00:26:15.880 that is not a clue is that bill w unfortunately no i don't no i don't know who that is yeah he's a tool

00:26:25.760 tool oh tool is that a pun what do you think about him not much not much no and so what do you make

00:26:33.780 the reason we're out here we're seeing if anyone knows who this man is lots of people don't

00:26:37.280 you clearly do um there's there is a risk of an election uh looming over us at any moment

00:26:42.340 yeah yeah what do you make of an election being called during these coveted restrictions all this

00:26:47.740 lockdown chaos i think it's a waste of time and money and uh you know what are we talking national

00:26:55.380 we're talking provincial well one's no better than the other no it's a waste of time right now

00:27:00.500 really people can identify this man unfortunately yes who is that that's peter o'toole aaron o'toole

00:27:05.980 close much most people have no idea what do you make of aaron o'toole i think he is a pumpkin

00:27:12.460 he's a total fool he's useless he's a terrible conservative and uh the worst thing that's happened

00:27:20.120 to the conservative party so uh another question perhaps is what do you make of potentially calling

00:27:25.020 an election with all this chaos going on in the world and craziness i think it's very politically

00:27:30.960 astute of the liberals they're probably going to win a majority um i think they're probably i mean

00:27:38.560 how how long since last election it's october 2019 so it would be early but they'd be trying to

00:27:44.160 soon yeah yeah yeah well i think they probably want a majority yeah and they think they probably

00:27:49.380 with the amount of money that they've spent and with uh reopening and the way the economy's kind

00:27:53.540 of going they probably think that that's a good time to call it what do you think the trudeau play

00:27:58.260 is here uh the trudeau play um i think he keeps doing what he's doing he's not unpopular unfortunately

00:28:06.140 uh i think we've got a weak leader here for the conservative party in o'toole so um

00:28:11.880 to move justin trudeau out of this office into a more appropriate office

00:28:15.780 we've got something lined up

00:28:18.460 he's just got zero chance little charisma he's not really engaging of conservatives

00:28:27.280 um but you know trudeau will capitalize on his base he's moved left so he's kind of uh captured a lot

00:28:33.780 of the ndp um type of voter so i think he's looking pretty good honestly uh honestly i don't really see

00:28:39.260 i'm actually calling an election uh unless somebody calls an election on him i don't think

00:28:43.300 he'll actually do anything about it um whether you agree with his policies or not when you're in

00:28:48.360 a position you might just ride it out till the end it's probably a good idea because i want trudeau

00:28:53.180 out oh you want trudeau out i think that trudeau is capitalizing on an opportunity where he's

00:28:58.460 riding a bit of a wave of positivity through the promotion of his agenda through the media

00:29:03.560 and aaron o'toole is participating that rather than being a counteractive element to that and

00:29:09.660 do you think it would be beneficial yeah so sheila prime minister pumpkin does one laugh or weep

00:29:17.200 you know conservative hq you have a problem because when when uh adam and i were sort of workshopping

00:29:27.500 ideas for this video i thought you know what let's just go right back to the basics you are in calgary

00:29:33.180 the most conservative city in this country that's conservative stronghold that's fortress calgary for

00:29:42.120 the conservative party go out to the streets of calgary where everybody's expected by and large to vote

00:29:48.640 conservative and ask them if they know who aaron o'toole is and they didn't and the people who did know

00:29:54.520 who he was they didn't really like him and that tells me they've got both a messaging problem and

00:29:59.800 a band a brand problem with aaron o'toole that they are going to get absolutely destroyed with

00:30:07.120 if the election is called it sounds like september 20th well i i i think unfortunately it's going to

00:30:13.340 be a slaughter um you know sheila i couldn't have said it better uh most didn't know those who did know

00:30:21.040 said yeah unfortunately i do know who that is um i'm going to replicate that test at young dundas

00:30:27.420 square i think it'll be uh just the same but it the real estate matters here as you said bastion of

00:30:33.200 conservatism at calgary to have so many people unaware that this is the leader of the federal

00:30:39.460 conservative party and like i said two years ago we i did the same thing at young dundas with

00:30:44.040 andrew sheer and it was surreal because at young dundas square it's kind of like toronto's version

00:30:49.480 of a scaled down time square there's a giant city tv video monitor and as at one point when i was

00:30:57.000 asking the questions there was andrew sheer giving a speech uh 60 feet tall he was the king kong size

00:31:05.060 version of andrew sheer and um uh people still weren't cluing on and and probably the best or

00:31:11.540 perhaps the worst response it was a young lady who said oh yeah yeah i know who that is um it's um

00:31:17.940 oh what's his name he's a he's a he's in um kingston doing time for murder she was talking

00:31:23.740 about paul bernardo the serial killer that's who she thought oh my goodness so when i saw adam's piece

00:31:32.760 i went this is deja vu all over again and this does not bode well and one quick thing if mr producer

00:31:39.920 is able to get this up uh a okay well i i um he can't get it up but i sent it to you sheila and i sent

00:31:47.940 it to ezra um a friend uh dropped by the erin o'toole rally in richmond hill which is a riding they

00:31:56.020 almost won in fact the candidate there in the 2019 election costas minigakis went to bed as the winner

00:32:03.380 uh guess what when the mail-in ballots uh were counted uh turns out majid johari uh the liberal

00:32:10.300 candidate who actually supports the iranian regime if you can imagine it was the winner and it was a

00:32:16.940 neighborhood of about a hundred votes i think there was something rancid about that whole thing but

00:32:22.900 anyways this was a riding where the conservatives very very very nearly won in 2019 the photo i saw

00:32:30.960 it was like i think including the cameraman about a dozen people at this rally it was something that

00:32:37.780 made a joe biden rally look like a trump rally i think that bodes very darkly for those who have

00:32:44.640 hopes of a conservative win sheila yeah you sent me that picture and the electricity just jumped right

00:32:50.580 off my phone screen at me it knocked me out of my chair it was pathetic actually um and i was just

00:32:57.140 thinking about the timing of this election call of course it's opportunistic because a lot of provinces

00:33:02.640 aren't open yet and a lot of these uh voting stations are going to be in municipal or uh provincial or

00:33:11.480 maybe even federal facilities and those might uh need vaccine passports to get inside depending on where

00:33:19.840 you live and that just occurred to me but secondarily albertans are going to municipal elections in

00:33:25.060 october so we've got we've got to survive two campaigns and not get everything all mixed up i that

00:33:30.600 hardly seems fair to us oh my gosh i can just imagine the number of signs on the highways and byways of

00:33:37.940 alberta and the amount of blind spots as you try to merge into an intersection but uh i don't we digress

00:33:46.140 well and it's you just before we go on a lot of the campaign volunteers are the same people

00:33:50.700 you know they're you know so you're going to uh really stretch our campaign volunteers very very

00:33:57.240 thin as they try to run two simultaneous campaigns because justin trudeau is an opportunistic ghoul

00:34:02.980 yeah could you imagine that uh ding dong hey have you heard the gospel of erin o'toole buzz off

00:34:09.060 okay how about joe schmo running for yeah can i tell you about mike nickel he's running for mayor in

00:34:16.460 edmonton oh my goodness i think we have some uh chats do we not sheila uh we definitely do and

00:34:26.200 david we must make sure that we talk about the things that are listed in the youtube description

00:34:30.820 because i get the emails you don't so uh we have to we and that's the way uh-huh uh-huh i like it

00:34:38.100 i think that's how everybody likes it i'm the people person at the company um we we've got uh

00:34:45.800 we we have to talk about the whistle stop suing the alberta government and the new luxury tax on

00:34:50.220 a hundred thousand dollar vehicles which means you know the entire oil patch but anyways that's a

00:34:56.060 very important topic yeah we have both of them are actually sheila so let's get through these chats

00:35:00.520 and get to those topics okay so you've got a hyper chat from history club world says according to cnbc

00:35:06.200 we can expect an election call this sunday with a vote happening september 20th yeah do you think

00:35:11.620 that this will happen or not follow history club world on instagram your hub for educational content

00:35:17.480 on instagram um i am fairly certain that that election call will happen um i i have my reasons

00:35:25.300 for believing that but it sounds like several sources from within the uh liberal party have already

00:35:31.260 confirmed that to numerous news outlets so and i have one major reason to believe it and it is thanks

00:35:38.260 to a commentary by the lovely sheila gun reed indicating that another nanny has been uh hired

00:35:44.760 so that means they're dusting off sophie uh to bring on the campaign trail for those photo ops

00:35:51.080 um i think that's the proverbial proof in the pudding right there yeah there's you know they're dusting

00:35:57.780 the cobwebs off sophie trudeau and taking her out of storage and she's gonna get out there on the

00:36:02.780 campaign trail and pretend to be a normal middle class wife who's not completely uh awkward around

00:36:08.380 her husband and he's not completely awkward around her they're going to go to all those places that

00:36:13.900 they think normal middle class couples go to on saturdays like the pumpkin patch or the farmer's

00:36:18.880 market i could not for the life of me think about dragging my poor husband to a pumpkin patch but

00:36:25.200 apparently that's what trudeau thinks that normal people do and so we're going to see a lot of that

00:36:29.720 especially if they're campaigning through the fall the pumpkin patch sheila why would they be looking for

00:36:35.180 yeah no kidding

00:36:37.900 anyway uh anyway okay okay uh we've got uh jt400 says canadian bacon is back bacon yeah yeah yeah it's not

00:36:54.080 our bacon we did did we invent it i don't know but it's just like ham covered in pea meal it's a

00:37:00.680 little different than ham i would say but yeah back bacon is what a canadian would say um and uh but

00:37:06.980 say back bacon in the u.s they don't know what you're talking about much like if you say the uh the name of

00:37:14.600 the last letter in the alphabet as zed as opposed to z i really want to find out sheila how americans uh

00:37:22.520 you know pronounce that letter as z as opposed to zed every english-speaking country uh in the

00:37:29.080 commonwealth it's zed so how did it become z if uh maybe history world can do a little uh historical

00:37:35.680 researching and find out why that is was i don't know i'm gonna end up on some sort of youtube internet

00:37:42.720 rabbit hole trying to figure that out thanks david um we've got we've got a rumble chat from joyful

00:37:49.720 from the heart uh an unvaxxed friend is in quarantine after returning home from surgery

00:37:55.600 she's not allowed to go for her medical appointments and tests for the good of all

00:37:59.080 it's terrible we're hearing so much about this people who are denied medical services

00:38:05.520 because they haven't taken the vaccine yet it's only going to get worse and again yesterday on the

00:38:11.940 electric radio sheila i heard that the winnipeg jets when the season resumes later this year you

00:38:17.900 have to have double vaccination and they're claiming that don't blame us we polled uh our season ticket

00:38:24.840 holders and the vast majority said they want this policy i really want to see that survey i really want

00:38:31.360 to see those numbers i'm not buying it sheila by the way i thought these decisions were supposed to be

00:38:37.180 made based on science and not public opinion polling excellent point yeah yeah follow the science but

00:38:43.980 you're not following the science you're following the public opinion pollings of your season ticket

00:38:47.600 holders what does that have to do with science that kind of sounds like a populist approach

00:38:52.540 it's all feelings um and by the way i saw an article today that said that the most vaccine hesitant

00:39:01.940 people are roughly 42 year old women so me um but they vote liberal so 42 year old uh educated liberal

00:39:13.320 voting women those are the vaccine hesitant ones oh i didn't know that sheila what do you count what do

00:39:19.780 you account for that i don't know it could be the fact that uh studies are showing that those are the

00:39:25.240 people who are experiencing vaccine injury at a greater rate yeah the blood clot issues yeah

00:39:31.620 wow no that's there we go thank you johnny on the spot mr producer typical vaccine a 42 year old

00:39:39.920 ontario woman who votes liberal wow in other words the kind of woman i really don't want to meet

00:39:45.400 yeah bizarro sheila

00:39:48.400 sheila from another universe that lives in ontario and votes for justin trudeau but like literally me

00:39:56.100 but like on the other side of the mirror yeah but we do have a meeting of the minds in terms of

00:40:02.920 vaccine hesitancy at least with this vaccine i will uh give the ontario 42 year old liberal voting woman

00:40:09.520 that much do you know i watched an alexa video the other day i was watching it through it for editorial

00:40:15.640 reasons and i was like hang on here am i finding some camaraderie with folk music listening to

00:40:23.220 quebec hippies because i feel like i am right now you know you never know i think i do i think i do

00:40:31.540 i'm like they got dreads but they're telling me things i want to hear i don't know it was it was a

00:40:36.360 weird experience for me can you imagine that folks the meeting of the minds there the folk music

00:40:41.840 loving quebec hippies and then here comes sheila and her monster truck from alberta hey and we're

00:40:48.260 on the same page they were sleeping in boogie vans and i was like why do i feel like i could get along

00:40:54.820 with these people right now it's a strange experience for me but you know what reminded me

00:41:00.760 to keep an open mind that's what it did indeed uh we've got a hyper chat from rebecca henderson who

00:41:08.080 says i always love to go to youtube to like the video then come over to odyssey odyssey just to

00:41:13.540 spite youtube good girl good girl rebecca and you know what i gotta tell you and i should i should note

00:41:20.120 this and we've started making note of it in our videos on youtube that if you want to see the full

00:41:26.720 version of what we really want to tell you you've got to go to the other platforms because youtube

00:41:32.500 sometimes we can't put a video up at all and we have to post it over on the other platforms

00:41:37.000 exclusively so if you're watching us on youtube you're not going to see all of the work that we're

00:41:41.900 doing because we can't post it there some things we can't get past the youtube sensors things like

00:41:47.480 vaccine passports we just can't talk about it there um but also there are separate versions of the same

00:41:52.680 video because we have to edit things out to make them youtube safe so again if you want the full news

00:41:57.360 you're never going to get it off youtube you have to go to those other platforms where you can find us

00:42:01.340 if you want to see all the work that we're doing and sheila um i have to ask you what are the rules

00:42:06.320 when it comes to saying to a woman like rebecca henderson good girl because i said that to lady

00:42:11.760 menzoid the other day when i think she had successfully parallel parked and i said good girl and she

00:42:17.040 looked at me you know what good for her she said don't you ever say that again so what are the rules

00:42:25.080 that's what i'm asking i think it can it's okay coming from another woman however since everybody

00:42:33.240 knows how old i am if somebody says good girl or calls me a girl i'm like yeah yep what if i say i

00:42:39.380 identify as a woman at the time i said that phrase i don't know i don't know i don't know about that

00:42:46.360 it's so complicated isn't it this is one of those things we can't talk about on youtube this right

00:42:52.560 here this is like nope nope this is this is how you end up in youtube jail um let's keep going we

00:42:58.880 got a super you from hollywog will rebel bring up that 50 of the premiers pushed jab passports

00:43:05.920 have retired 50 of the premiers have retired i think are you talking about brian pallister

00:43:12.840 um who uh was one of the most oppressive uh premiers in all of canada when it comes to uh

00:43:22.040 covid restrictions yeah one of the hardest on churches i mean he had the rcmp blocking roads

00:43:28.200 to prevent people from going to church they were guilty of pre-crimes of going to church there

00:43:32.860 um ticketing people all over the place issuing warrants for the arrest of protesters we've been

00:43:38.360 covering that um pretty exclusively here on rebel news we sent a reporter out there multiple times

00:43:44.040 uh sid um to cover some of the things that were going on there um and yeah he retired he's like

00:43:51.020 yeah we need vaccine passports we're going to let the private sector bring in vaccine passports to

00:43:55.480 you also peace out i'm out of here and sheila let's not forget pallister's i think most egregious move

00:44:01.500 ever which was a few months ago when uh maxine bernier of the people's party of canada went to

00:44:07.600 winnipeg and was arrested and handcuffed and i'll and boy did mr bernier ever win that in the court of

00:44:15.580 public opinion when the rcmp officer says do you have any weapons sir and mr bernier says yes my words

00:44:22.500 my philosophy uh what a beautiful moment uh for mr bernier but that was despicable that was

00:44:30.640 clear out political intimidation in terms of shutting down freedom of speech and freedom

00:44:36.760 of assembly and pallister is allegedly a conservative sheila yeah yeah i mean his heavy-handedness in

00:44:45.760 manitoba is the reason why i bet you manitobans are going to experience maybe another decade of darkness

00:44:52.940 with the ndp there again because he just so disaffected normal conservatives and yeah he was

00:44:59.980 an international embarrassment when he uh arrested a federal politician the leader of a federal party

00:45:09.060 who is coming to do basically a campaign event he arrested him what a disgrace unbelievable okay we've

00:45:16.940 got a hyper chat from history club world i fully support the separation of church and state but that must

00:45:21.060 include the state avoiding meddling in the church sheila is right about christian christianity growing

00:45:27.120 because of persecution if it weren't for the romans sending them to the lions they probably

00:45:30.780 uh they would probably be just a minor religion or not exist at all um you know the separation of

00:45:39.140 church and state a lot of people misconstrue that a lot of people don't really understand what that means

00:45:43.200 it doesn't mean that you can't be religious and be in government it can't even believe that you know

00:45:48.980 the government can take some of its morality from some of the religions however what it means is

00:45:55.580 to separate uh the church from the government to protect the church from the government so that

00:46:01.820 the government cannot mandate what happens in our churches and so that the the state itself cannot

00:46:07.700 pick an official religion to impose on everybody else the way they did in soviet russia where you know

00:46:15.440 you could either be an atheist or join the russian orthodox church with which was just a proxy arm in

00:46:21.840 many instances of the soviet state so that's what that's about um it's not that you can't be a

00:46:27.660 religious person in government or hold religious opinions or vote with your conscience that is

00:46:32.540 determined by your religion it's not any of those things and people always misconstrue that and you know

00:46:37.660 the second a politician says i'm a christian i'm a catholic i'm a jew the the the left says oh

00:46:44.040 they're bringing their religion into their politics well yeah if you are a religious person

00:46:48.380 that that dictates that dictates your morality it dictates the party that you join it's why i'm not

00:46:54.720 a leftist um and you know i think there's a lot of misunderstanding around that concept

00:47:00.240 um and let's continue we've got a hyper chat from roxanne phillips brewery in victoria bc is going

00:47:08.200 to ask for proof of vaccination for entry at their music festival next month maybe maybe you want to

00:47:13.100 send that to drea yes i definitely will thank you uh i'm writing that down okay we've got another

00:47:20.880 hyper chat from rebecca henderson uh and she says i live in waterloo and there's so much bullying

00:47:26.880 actual hate speech directed at this church isn't that the truth i saw the same thing unfold with

00:47:31.900 grace life people picketed grace life how gross right um i see news i see news reports on instagram

00:47:38.760 i politely comment that the fines are taking away from them helping the community yes and i ask for

00:47:44.360 stats and i get censored every time called horrible names just for saying that okay and let's not forget

00:47:49.780 uh church of god in elmer ontario being a count there was a demonstration on the side of the highway of the

00:47:56.240 elmer ontario trans community uh population two and um when i was asking what they were protesting

00:48:03.960 about as you know sheila we we have this video up if you want to see it folks they call the police

00:48:08.620 and the police say you've got to leave here or you're going to be uh i think it was charged with

00:48:14.000 harassment but how we're in a public place where there's zero expectation of privacy where there was

00:48:19.740 a demonstration uh taking place but the transgendered uh couple uh i i don't know they they felt threatened

00:48:27.720 by questions of what they were trying to do and uh got law enforcement uh sicked on us sheila this world

00:48:35.520 is upside down it is so crazy the only question i have for you is are we at peak crazy yet uh you know

00:48:44.420 what this is why i make a point every day to just try to stay right with jesus because it feels like

00:48:49.660 the end of days um yeah it does like everything's upside down we're we're good pastors godly men good

00:48:56.620 family men they're the enemy of the state right now um you know we saw some of what rebecca

00:49:02.100 henderson is talking about here with the full gospel outreach center in prince albert saskatchewan

00:49:07.260 one of the poorest churches i've ever seen and i've been to northern iraq and i've walked through

00:49:11.320 the remains of bombed out churches and this reminded me of that poor inner city church ministers to drug

00:49:17.720 addicts feeds clothes and houses the least of our brothers like actually carrying out the commission of

00:49:24.740 christ the things we're called to do and because he didn't limit his church capacity because the inner

00:49:31.960 city sometimes homeless sometimes drug addicted people that he ministers to uh very simple he didn't

00:49:39.020 force them to wear masks when they were singing in his church he received i think it was a fourteen

00:49:44.540 thousand dollar lockdown ticket and one of the evangelists also received another lockdown ticket

00:49:49.100 and this church i mean the the amount of good important work that they could do to help the

00:49:55.960 homeless and the drug addicted the forgotten people of downtown prince albert the amount of help and good

00:50:02.560 that they could do with fourteen thousand dollars far more than any government could do with oh yeah

00:50:06.860 thousand dollars but the government needed that money from them so we stepped up and so did all of our

00:50:12.320 generous donors to fight the fines.com we helped pastor verna we got that ticket tossed and so he

00:50:18.280 was able to keep that fourteen thousand dollars in his bank account to help the people who really need

00:50:23.080 it and so for me when i when i uh whenever i feel like we're up against a lot with fight the fines

00:50:29.200 we have like almost twenty five hundred people churches businesses that we're helping i always think about

00:50:34.160 that and the the difference that it made in his church but you know like an eight hundred and eighty

00:50:39.420 dollar ticket for a family that's on the edge that's that's the same right so um i forget where

00:50:46.180 i was going with that but i mean it is it's about the persecution of the churches and and uh you know

00:50:53.040 as rebecca as rebecca pointed out taking this money from the church and giving it to the state it's no

00:51:00.420 big deal for the state but boy it sure makes a difference on the ground to the people the churches help

00:51:04.220 does it ever and as a sidebar sheila don't you ever dare go to iraq again i was so stressed out

00:51:10.420 when you were there i mean that's a very dangerous place so uh you get a bad girl for that even though

00:51:17.420 your intentions were completely good i want to go back i was talking about it the other day with

00:51:22.900 somebody another journalist in the conservative realm and we were talking about what it was like when it

00:51:28.420 was there when i was there and i was like i wish i could go back i want to go back to the churches

00:51:32.880 i want to see the the good that we've done since then through the support again of everybody who

00:51:38.520 donated to save the christians i want to go back i want to go to mass there in the church that was

00:51:43.200 destroyed in but naya there there was so much that i wanted to do but i only was on the ground for like

00:51:48.700 three and a half days i did not know if it was light or day when i was there because it takes like

00:51:53.440 two days to get there and you're sleeping in airports you're living out of a backpack and then you're

00:51:56.880 there and it's like i don't know if it's day or night and you're just moving all the time

00:51:59.920 and then you come home and then you decompress and you're like holy cow i was in a war zone with

00:52:05.180 christians who survived a genocide and i feel like i i didn't even get to take in at all so i'd like to

00:52:10.760 go back ezra if you're watching let's consider that okay and i think we're all caught up on the

00:52:18.160 uh chats so maybe we should talk about the luxury tax yes and i can see why you know the trudo

00:52:28.980 liberals would see this amongst their laurentian elite urban base as yeah and there you go there

00:52:35.080 you got a a brand new audi there um and people going uh yeah um that's right uh tax the rich man

00:52:43.920 um you know if someone can afford a porsche or uh an audi r8 or a ferrari or a lamborghini

00:52:51.000 they can surely afford a little extra bit of tax um which okay uh fair game but as you said off the

00:52:58.820 hopper sheila when we came on this so-called luxury tax also affects about 90 percent of the vehicles

00:53:08.560 in the oil patch these aren't you know gucci wearing porsche and lamborghini drivers these are

00:53:14.800 the guys the everyman the blue colored laborers going out there to do really hard work and in a

00:53:22.020 sector that's already being devastated thanks to trudeau and now biden policies and you're gonna

00:53:29.160 throw another tax on them how shameless well that's the thing like it says in our article thank you

00:53:37.440 margaret and dave for always making sure that you are right on the money with these articles and you

00:53:42.780 write them up so fast but it says the trudeau liberals have launched consultations to design

00:53:48.160 a proposed luxury tax which would apply to the purchase of new luxury cars and aircraft with a

00:53:52.920 retail sale price of over 100 000 and new boats over 250 000 uh explaining that the impact of the

00:54:01.520 covid recession well it was a covid recession because they closed our businesses but okay has been very

00:54:07.060 uneven the federal government states that it's fair today to ask those canadians who can afford to buy

00:54:13.920 luxury goods to contribute a little bit more the tax would be calculated at the lesser of 20 of the

00:54:21.120 value above these thresholds 100 000 for cars and aircraft 250 000 for boats or 10 of the full value of

00:54:30.460 luxury car boat or aircraft and it's proposed to come into force january 1st 2022 um if anybody knows

00:54:37.880 anything about a blue collar pickup truck um you know you you get yourself uh i'm not doing an ad

00:54:45.120 for dodge here but um you get a you get a dodge longhorn the only reason i know is because there's

00:54:50.540 there have been a series of them sitting in my driveway for the last 10 or so years and uh

00:54:55.840 you know you you get a longhorn you get it maybe it's a dually now you need new tires because you

00:55:02.800 have to take it out onto a lease you drive really junky lease roads uh you need to get a lift kit

00:55:10.360 because you need to haul a trailer with it uh you need to get rock guarded on it uh so you get the 3m

00:55:16.360 coating and pretty cool oh and then you start adding things into the cab so you want um scotch guarding

00:55:22.340 you've got to make sure you have the extra outlets because this is also your office and you are up at

00:55:27.280 a hundred thousand dollars like that but it's also your office it's also it also hauls your cattle and

00:55:33.580 it's how you get back and forth to your job at minus 40 on a terrible lease road for six or eight

00:55:41.060 months of the year and for justin trudeau and the downtown liberals of toronto and the people who exist

00:55:47.000 in the ottawa montreal bubble that's a luxury vehicle it's a necessity it's a workplace here in

00:55:54.160 alberta and now these people who already pay enormous taxes and carbon taxes in that nice new pickup truck

00:56:02.680 now they have to pay a luxury tax to a bunch of people who have the audacity like christia freeland

00:56:09.640 to take a jet to her location and then send her private limo up the road to pick her up for three

00:56:16.580 hours these are the people saying that you live a life of luxury it's gross it is and uh you know i'm

00:56:23.720 sure sheila if we're looking at a ford f350 uh you know a gmc super duty uh pickup pickup truck these

00:56:32.920 are all six figures off the lot easy yep and um and you know what i i think um we should would it

00:56:41.040 be great going forward if uh the media instead of showing uh european uh luxury sports cars uh instead

00:56:49.640 uses the photo um a ford f350 or one of your um you know ram uh pickup trucks that you were speaking of

00:56:56.960 that would drive home the message because that people go wait a minute that doesn't look like a

00:57:01.500 lamborghini it's the precise opposite and that's the point this this is something much like the 1971

00:57:08.020 ford pinto look good on paper but in reality uh it's a bust yeah for me it just shows how disconnected

00:57:16.560 they are from the people who build this country every single day who bring you the fuel who bring

00:57:21.980 you the food yeah food um because it's just it isn't just the oil patch this is farmers too

00:57:27.320 you know farmers who are uh price takers not price setters um who are experiencing a drought right

00:57:33.520 now who are going to see a hike in the cost of feed for their cattle and then they have to sell

00:57:38.680 their cattle uh as price takers and not price makers and then the liberals are coming to tax your

00:57:44.380 pickup truck that you took your cattle to market with after you fed them some overpriced hay

00:57:48.420 that's what this comes down to but sheila let's not kid the kidders as they say down on the midway

00:57:53.980 the fact that this is going to adversely affect more westerners than easterners that that's the point

00:58:00.260 you know the liberals have written off the west more or less uh certainly alberta so an adverse policy

00:58:07.200 to albertans they don't give a rodent's rectum you know they're all about the uh vote heavy uh laurentian

00:58:14.500 elite territory and so if farmers if oil patch workers have to suffer hey so be it you know no

00:58:21.920 skin off their nose yeah yeah i mean we could all just haul our cattle to market in a prius or on an

00:58:28.540 electric bicycle um and if it affects the construction workers working on bombardier projects

00:58:34.000 well the liberals would just hand them more money on the front side in the form of bailouts and subsidies

00:58:38.880 to bombardier and and snc lavalent this doesn't bother any of their friends so they just don't

00:58:45.140 care unbelievable well so there's the real story behind that luxury tax when it comes to 100k vehicles

00:58:51.360 folks and of course uh as sheila pre-advertised the uh whistle stop owner well check this out folks

00:58:58.940 he's going on the offensive uh is we have filed a claim against um her majesty the queen and right to

00:59:06.860 the province of alberta the chief medical officer of health and alberta health services regarding the

00:59:11.820 covid19 response and restrictions that we've seen over the last year and a half the owner of the

00:59:17.000 whistle stop cafe is suing the alberta government for the damage caused to him and for violating his

00:59:22.600 charter rights chris scott could not do any of this however without your help this is a big one and

00:59:28.720 it's extremely important we have grave concerns that the cornerstones of democracy okay are crumbling

00:59:35.900 under the jackboot of government oppression chris's lawsuit focuses specifically on a handful

00:59:41.860 of paramount precepts of fundamental freedoms that should be enshrined in a just and democratic society

00:59:48.800 the freedom the fundamental freedom of expression freedom of peaceful assembly and the freedom of

00:59:55.200 association especially and specifically as these principles relate to the right to gather in groups

01:00:01.820 to protest government action and to meet with others for political purposes in pursuit of common

01:00:08.260 political goals i love chad williamson i love i love his vernacular the jackboot of government oppression

01:00:19.520 uh and the fact that he is a brilliant uh lawyer i guess sheila as always with a challenge like this

01:00:25.960 it comes down to what are his chances of success well you know it's chad so it's pretty good um you know

01:00:35.100 and i guess at the end of the day you've got to stand up and fight back the the state with chris scott

01:00:42.540 specifically they harassed him for months and months and months tickets fines summonses over and over again

01:00:50.020 uh they got court orders that at least two that could have been resulted in his imprisonment the second

01:00:57.400 one actually did result in his imprisonment they seized his property collectively punished the entire

01:01:04.040 town of mirror because it's the only gas station and convenience store in town for 20 kilometers punish

01:01:09.680 them all they took the campsite for some reason all and then they restrained his right to hold a protest

01:01:17.300 of all these things that the government has done to him they took him to jail for three days then they

01:01:23.340 want 21 more days out of him they want 21 more days for breaking that court order so who's who's going

01:01:32.660 to answer for this who's going to explain themselves on the record why they think any of this was

01:01:39.140 justified because it has never been for months and months and months all the data shows now he's been

01:01:46.000 open since january just given her no covid outbreaks there including from the protest so what how does

01:01:54.640 how is any of this justified let's get them into court and make them justify it you know and i think

01:02:00.220 you're you're absolutely right uh sheila the uh the chances of success are very good because it is

01:02:05.720 a veteran skilled lawyer like chad williamson working on this case there's another case in alberta i'm not

01:02:12.800 even going to mention it because it's not worth mentioning it because it's 100 fraudulent in the

01:02:16.920 claims where it was so much homemade lawyering and uh a person uh claiming victory against the alberta

01:02:25.120 health services wherein there was no victory and that's what happens when you get homemade lawyering

01:02:30.620 uh sheila that that and i think our boss as real event if there's one thing that he hates it's

01:02:36.860 homemade lawyering because more often than not you're destined for disaster but with chad williamson

01:02:42.440 at the helm uh i think he does indeed have a fantastic chance of success i believe we have

01:02:48.280 some chat sheila we do now before i go on chad's the perfect fight the fines lawyer he is like so

01:02:55.320 cowboy and he's just he loves freedom and he loves freedom and he's just so passionate about fighting it

01:03:00.600 and he's the right guy for the job he's been great um at helping chris scott so far he understands the

01:03:07.640 need for freedom here in alberta and he doesn't like government overreach the same way we don't

01:03:11.900 like government overreach so if you want to help chad and chris scott at the whistle stop get the

01:03:18.220 government into court to make them answer for all the things that they did to chris scott you can

01:03:23.020 donate today to help them at fight the fines.com we're helping like i said earlier nearly

01:03:29.020 uh 2500 canadians just normal people trying to live a normal life who got tickets for it

01:03:35.460 in these most abnormal times and all your donations there now qualify for a charitable tax receipt

01:03:40.260 through our partnership with the democracy fund now let's do the chats uh we go oh here you go uh

01:03:48.180 we've got a hyper chat of ten dollars well that's very much from token i know you from twitter sent uh

01:03:54.420 you a book on bitcoin sheila via the toronto office okay it takes a little bit for them to

01:04:00.220 gather up enough mail for me and then send it to me so i'll get it eventually i appreciate that very

01:04:04.020 much something to look over in your copious spare time yeah lots of spare time have fun regards to

01:04:10.860 justin oh and justin is just asking if the book has illustrations because justin is very big on what

01:04:18.040 he calls graphic novels so uh that's very important what are you making fun of him for you read comic

01:04:24.560 books which is just the same no i read graphic novels too you know honestly yeah i agree with

01:04:32.580 you justin justice says graphic novels are for children and it's true you know what the graph

01:04:37.520 so we're dr seuss books and a bunch of those you can't get anymore

01:04:40.800 i would rather just watch the movie instead of like read a graphic novel right i don't know

01:04:49.920 okay i guess okay fine okay let's keep going uh let's keep going justin said we can't go late today

01:04:56.580 and we're already we've gone late okay uh we've got a hyper chat from history club world answering

01:05:01.740 david's prior question the pronunciation of z as zed is based on a separate french word but as

01:05:10.160 america was largely english and spanish it evolved past the french okay i'm gonna end up on a youtube

01:05:20.620 rabbit hole david watch your email i'll send you the answers um we've got a hyper chat from rebecca

01:05:26.840 henderson again my job is to help refugees find food rent money and i always ask churches for help in

01:05:32.880 that i can say from experience that since churches have been closed it's the most vulnerable who suffer

01:05:38.800 the most when churches are being closed find because there are fewer donors when closed or tickets have

01:05:46.140 to pay yeah that's exactly it you close the church uh you cut the people off uh from the church and the

01:05:52.660 people who need the church the most are the most vulnerable either emotionally psychologically or

01:05:57.760 physically vulnerable and you know what sheila these are some of the true covid casualties but

01:06:03.220 they'll never go into the books as covid casualties all all the things that we see the depression the

01:06:09.400 suicides the spousal abuse um because of the drug abuse exactly so it's very sad i saw in alberta that

01:06:19.300 opioid deaths doubled during the course of the pandemic and that's absolutely no surprise yeah yeah no

01:06:24.380 surprise uh i think we're all caught up and justin probably said we can't go late because he has lunch

01:06:28.740 waiting or something oh okay then well uh who am i to get in front of uh justin and his uh burger king

01:06:35.300 so folks thank you so much for tuning in to those who gave a donation we really appreciate that thank

01:06:43.220 you so much so on the behalf of justin and sheila i'm david menzi signing off and until we see you next tuesday stay sane

01:06:58.740 hello

01:07:28.740 Thank you.

Rebel News Podcast - August 13, 2021

DAILY ｜ Whistle Stop Sues Alberta Gov't, New Luxe Tax on $100k Trucks

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