DAVID MENZIES ｜ Calgary's illegal peaceful protests; Border agency racism training
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In the wake of the massive anti-vaccine protests that took place across the city of Toronto on Saturday, we speak to one of the many who was arrested for attending the protest to get his side of the story and get his perspective on what actually happened.
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welcome to rebel roundup ladies and gentlemen and the rest of you in which we look back at
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some of the very best commentaries of the week by your favorite rebels i'm your host
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david menzies check it out peaceful protesting is illegal independent journalists are being
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tackled by law enforcement you can't even hang out at a public park no i'm not speaking about
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north korea folks but rather calgary alberta our man in cow town adam seuss has all the disturbing
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details quick somebody call the dream police apparently the rank and file at the canadian
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border service agency are a bunch of racists even if they don't say or don't do anything that is
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remotely racist what sheila gun reed has all the surreal details and finally letters we get your
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letters we get your letters every minute of every day and i'll share some of your responses about
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the fact that the vaccine passport is history in ontario except that certain places in ontario like
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the government-owned ontario place where the vax pass is still being strictly enforced hey premier
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doug ford in between baking cherry cheesecakes can you please serve up an explanation for this
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gross hypocrisy those are your rebels now let's round them up
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adam sos here for rebel news with an update on some of the arrests that took place at the protest last
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saturday now for those of you unfamiliar with the situation for nearly two years protesters have been
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gathering opposing vaccine mandates and covid 19 restrictions largely without incident these have
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been entirely peaceful protests until a few weeks ago counter protesters began to show up and the
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following weekend after those counter protesters first showed up we actually saw smoke bombs going
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off and police interactions with those counter protesters the following week mayor jyoti gondek
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suggested that those protesters have every right to counter protest but the people marching for their
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freedoms the people marching against these mandates they have no right to go into those communities
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and to interrupt things jyoti gondek doesn't seem to realize that she doesn't get decide who protests
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and who doesn't and she also doesn't get to say that one group of protesters who in fact were not obeying
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the commands of police officers are within their rights and another group who is obeying the will of
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the police and the orders of the police and how to proceed peacefully she doesn't get to say that that group
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is not allowed that's not how it works well needless to say after she made those comments we saw dramatic
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escalation more and more counter protesters showing up and the city even sought an injunction attempting
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to make these protests illegal this categorically led to escalated enforcement from police and over that
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weekend we saw numerous arrests interactions even fights breaking out all because of ultimately the police
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enforcement and the words of mayor jyoti gondek we're going to be speaking in just a moment with
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one individual who was simply having a conversation with police and then faced a dramatic arrest to get
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his side of the story and his perspective on what happened so as i mentioned i'm now joined by devlin
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gannon the young man who was arrested for daring to attend the protest um i guess first off you're
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attending someone in your capacity as a independent journalist just covering the event i'm not there to cause
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correct me if i'm wrong but i think you've been attending these protests effectively without
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incident for almost two years is that right yeah i've been them there since the very get-go with a
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camera and with the intention of just documenting what's going on and you know shedding light on the
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point of view that's not really shared in the mainstream media everywhere so then what exactly lead
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us for the people we've got some footage and we'll be certain to share that as well but lead us through
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exactly what happened how it got to the point you were pinned on the ground shirtless the dramatic
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arrest that we saw right well i mean i mean in comparison to other protests like you said it's
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been going on for a long time so the day started out kind of normal we went to central memorial but
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with the injunction that had been put forward by the court literally the night before um there was
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no amplified noise devices there was all sorts of different things that were uh essentially hoops to
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jump through in order to even be allowed in the park and don't get me wrong those hoops were all
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jumped through there was no amplification devices there was nothing of the sort in that injunction
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being broken um but because of the fact that there couldn't be amplification the rally itself and the
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thousands of people peacefully marched towards city hall and this was a way different march than before
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we've seen the police shut down the roads and escort us and take us there where this time we were
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peacefully law-abidingly walking on the sidewalks using the cross lights and uh we made our way to
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city hall we did our rally there we had a speaker system business as normal and uh since so many
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people had parked by central memorial park everybody once it ended walked back there lawfully
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peacefully following the the stoplights and the traffic signals and uh once we got back to the park
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there was quite a large police presence there um and they just essentially started trying to push
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like everybody out of the park so there you have it folks it looks like when it comes to the
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democratic people's republic of calgary peaceful protesting is illegal freedom of the press is
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no longer a thing and heck even strolling through a park is deemed to be illicit activity at least in
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the eyes of the calgary police service what is going on in cow town these days well to hopefully provide us
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with some answers to this grotesque assault on freedom is our man in calgary himself adam seuss so adam
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uh how you doing my friend i'm doing wonderful how are you doing very good my friend thank you
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so lots to unpack here but before we get to devlin ganon's situation i thought canadians you know had
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this right to peacefully protest but apparently not in calgary these days what's going on here adam
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yeah it's uh it's absolutely unbelievable to see we saw effectively for two years the calgary uh
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police forces actually i mean in addition aside from the arrests of pastors and some of the other
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extremely questionable stuff that we saw but in relation to these protests we did see them basically
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accommodating facilitating ensuring things remain peaceful and we saw without virtually any incidents
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whatsoever over the course of two years calgarians peacefully protesting it was a show of democracy a
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show of fundamental rights um in in the highest form with no violence no conflicts a great atmosphere
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of respect suddenly however a group of organized protesters some of them paid as admitted by calgary
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police chief mark neufeld show up to counter protest the first week first two weeks first two times they
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showed up they simply sort of stood by the side of the road but eventually escalated to them actually
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blocking the road from an organized march with police directing them to move and them refusing so very
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much a legal protest being blocked by an illegal protest well lo and behold calgary mayor jyoti gondek
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who is more a progressive activist than a mayor her popularity is plunging dramatically within the city bad
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decision after bad decision weighs in and says those illegal counter protesters who disobeyed the police
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well in fact they are within the right because they're just protecting their communities we know
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for a fact that some of those people aren't from those communities some very likely are but she weighed
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in and politicized the entire thing and then she along with the city of calgary acquired an injunction
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against these legal protests that had been going on for two years and that's when we saw the clampdown
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begin on protests in this city but adam an injunction against what your democratic right to peacefully
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protest surely she doesn't have the power to enforce such a document it goes against their
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constitutional rights this is not happening on private property it's literally in the public square
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is it not yeah yeah well and i mean we've seen whether it be like i said again pastor archer
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pavlowski having worship interrupted a criminal code violation of people's right to speak being
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treated with imprisonment uh chris scott up at the whistle stop it goes on and on the fundamental
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violations of rights that we have seen and what what was so concerning about this is we saw the
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situation in ottawa with the trucker convoy the freedom convoy it it maintained in relative peace
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for an extended period of time in fact we saw crime go down in ottawa over that course of time then
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politicians get involved they fire the police chief who chief who's keeping things peaceful
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and they bring in a militant escalator um to to create that crazy hectic chaotic situation that
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we saw in ottawa of which there's likely to be legal repercussions for the police force
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and those involved for years to come well mayor joe t gondag i guess saw that and she very much
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seemed to stipulate that the police chief needed to take action or he may face a similar fate to the
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chief that was fired in ottawa so the police chief did actually come out and i i'm not going to give
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him much credit because not much credit is due but he did flat out say that we can't single-handedly
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clap down and lock up one side or the other side um we can't unilaterally enforce laws on one group
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while disregarding them for another group and he actually in that statement said that the one
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sort of side does certainly have paid protesters and there probably are some on the other side as
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well so he he seemed to want to bring a degree of measure to it that is until the weekend rolled
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around and this is when we saw um based on the words of jot gondek and uh other people the
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counter protesters come they were more radicalized they're out in force uh sid was on location there
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was antifa members there um and and we saw conflicts arise and then we saw some pretty dramatic
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arrests unfortunately after two years of peaceful protests uh these uh these progressive politicians
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seem to have a bit of bloodlust they like things to go chaotic yeah and they're very politically
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motivated and none of this would be happening if that was a black lives matter march uh we know
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that for certain in fact law enforcement would not only turn a blind eye at them they would actually
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bend the knee and take part in the protest so it is so political but speaking of violent arrests and
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takedowns uh devlin gannon the independent journalist i found that very disturbing he wasn't breaking any law
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unless uh asking questions is now against the law in calgary and the way um that calgary police officer
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uh just like like he he went off unhinged on him i don't know and didn't seem that uh gannon was saying
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anything profane or or or what um what what happened there exactly adam what why were they so keen
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to shut this guy down which was just an independent citizen journalist asking questions and again who
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knows i mean i think they were there to make an example of people so what was happening is they're
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simply just making their way through the park and kicking everyone out effectively um which i mean
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the the injunction said that you can sit in a park you just can't have speakers there weren't speakers
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this was actually post-protest so the people were just hanging around in a park as someone does but i
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mean the government hates when when uh they spend money on things and people actually use them so
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apparently they wanted to clear them out but he has been attending these protests for two years
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without incident no conflicts he actually knew the one officer he was talking to not the one who grabbed
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him but the other one that he was having a bit of a conversation with and he said well the protest is
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over there's no amplification what's going on here and then this guy says well you can't gather in
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groups of more than 50 in parks which is not part of the injunction in any way shape or form um so he
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said he corrected him he said well that's that's not part of the injunction so what's actually going on
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here then the other guy comes up and you can watch the footage and i urge people to watch it from both
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sides because the officer actually grabs him and spins him some people were saying he kind of made a
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move like a pull it's not the case at all the officer actually grabs him and spins him and then he
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started saying well what are you doing then they grab him by his shirt so aggressively and pull it off
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of him in the early stages of this sort of escalation which didn't need to happen he was moving
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backwards and just having a calm conversation with an officer he knew the officer's name it was very cordial
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and respectful um what happened was they were pulling him away and another person because the
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whole sort of crowd shifted actually stepped to try and move out of the way and they stepped behind one
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of the officers that officer then tripped over this other person whose name we don't even know and isn't
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involved in this like he fell backwards they're actually filing assault charges against devlin even
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though he was being held and was restrained and was being taken down they're saying that he threw
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this officer reportedly those are the charges um in the video you can clearly see that that is not
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what happened so at that point they bend him down on the ground and his legs are effectively underneath
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him and they're bending him down and he says i'm not resisting i just can't bend this way like what
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do you want me to do then they proceeded to tase him it was absolutely shocking to see um he's not
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taking it lying down he's already uh sort of working on his legal efforts fighting back on the offensive
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but it truly was shocking to see the senseless escalation in a time where all we talk about
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is police strategies de-escalation serving the community well apparently when me or jr gt gondek
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uh weighs in that all goes by the wayside they go around beating up journalists yeah you have to
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wonder who the puppet masters are because i when i saw what happened to him uh adam i had a flashback to
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last december when justin trudeau's royal canadian mounted henchman uh gave uh you know gave me a
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physical beatdown for standing on a public sidewalk in toronto hoping to yell out a question to the
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prime minister this is very disturbing um this this idea that uh depending on your political
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ideology you're not allowed to protest in the public square if you're a not a member of the
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mainstream media uh media party uh you are uh shunned and even beaten and falsely criminally charged
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um you know one thing i want to get at i truly believe and we'll never be able to prove it i think
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justin trudeau was behind uh the beatdown i got he saw me my mic flash he said to his thugs give him
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the works uh with calgary mayor gondek i think she's the puppet master behind this too and you know adam i i've
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spent time in calgary i find it to be pretty much a right of center town you know pro freedom pro
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pipelines pro fossil fuels what i don't understand and explain for the rest of us who don't live in
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calgary how come you keep getting these left-wing loonies in the mayor's chair how does that happen
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you know i mean i did there's a there's a number of possibilities uh one of the weird things though
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is so many of the polls had conservative jeremy farkas in the lead and the jot gondek came up
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uh and a number of the wards the the sort of smaller votes for the the counselor positions
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um all a number of the polls had conservative candidates winning and then they got absolutely
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smoked on the voting day it was it's very bizarre like it was almost almost in every single case it
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it was a dramatic swing on the last day as to who people voted for um i think one of the issues
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though and i mean this is just political spitballing here but i think there are more organized efforts
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and perhaps better funded efforts among the liberals to not compete with each other or among
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the progressives to not compete with each other so they have their one riding their one candidate they
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they throw a lot of money behind it there's a concerted effort on that front so jot gondek was very
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much the progressive candidate on the other hand there was uh field and uh farkas and a number of
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candidates lined up so there's some vote splitting going on um and and because of that i i think these
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people are getting in but i think jot's uh i think jot dropped like less than 36 percent of approval
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from 48 those numbers could be wrong but her approval is plummeting uh rapidly she's had she's
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watched the arena deal i'm not all for spending a ton of money on the arena deal but she bought that
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she spent a reportedly and we're still confirming this we're waiting for some information but a large
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sum of money just to declare we're in a climate emergency um now she's targeting protesters who
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don't align with her personal views she's very much an activist and an ideologue and she despite all
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the lovey-dovey talk doesn't really care about the majority of calgaryens even some of those who voted for
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her well adam we're gonna have to wrap it there and you know it's so sad because when you look at
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classical liberalism they were all about freedom of the press freedom of expression freedom assembly
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freedom of speech and now uh your new normal liberals it's all about if you're saying anything
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offensive to our ideology we will shut you down even with force if need be it's a disgrace but adam
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great report great interview with the the young journalists and uh thank you so much for joining
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me and have a good weekend my friend thanks so much will do and that was adam seuss in calgary
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keep with us folks more of rebel roundup to come right after this
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today i have an enormous access to information document package from the canadian border services
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agency on their unconscious bias training our access to all of these documents was made possible
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through your crowdfunding donations to our special website at rebel investigates.com so thank you to
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all of you who made this story possible now normally i don't have a lot of empathy for government
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employees they're usually insulated from reality but my heart oozes for the cbsa staff who just want
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to do their jobs and can keep canadians safe if only the liberals would let them on page 64
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the border agents are told they can't say stopped when they are quite literally stopping a traveler
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because that's to quote police force type language but again they are literally committing the act of
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stopping a traveler and they are a quasi police force they're the border police right why wouldn't they
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use police type language anyways let's keep going this next one i might giggle a little bit in it because
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it is so stupid let's read it page 66 does unconscious bias apply to non-human factors like a plane and a
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shipping container the answer bias might affect how we process a shipping container but in this course
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we're talking about racial profiling so i'm not sure planes and shipping containers are strong examples
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these people are so scared of being labeled a racist that they are seriously contemplating what race an airplane
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is and what race a sea can is that's what we've come to let's keep going page 72 they try to explain what
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unconscious bias is here but frankly it just leaves me a little bit more confused let's read it unconscious
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bias is like going to lunch at the cafeteria because you're busy at work instead of trying a new
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restaurant what going to lunch at the cafeteria because you're busy at work is a good use of your time
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a responsible use of your time albeit i don't work in a government union so maybe that's not a
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consideration for them but i don't know how this explains unconscious bias to me or anybody else let's
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keep reading page 533 remember i told you there were a lot of documents to read through yeah we're on 533
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the border guards union says their members are complaining about how racist
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this racial profiling training as you know they might not be wrong let's keep going page 565
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questions are being raised about why this training is being contracted out when cbsa people will have to
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provide all the materials for it i guess the contention is that this is a make work project
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for an outside contractor when it seems as though the agency itself is doing all the legwork in the
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first place now why why would anybody like me think that this bias training is a bit of a scam
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anyway let's keep reading page 637 everyone basically stops taking this whole thing seriously at this point
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because here's the communication could you provide the correct answers or send the link to the storyboard
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that will make it easier for us to pass the quiz friend no one passes these courses because they
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come from a presupposed position that you are always racist no matter how unracist you are that's why
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they call it unconscious bias it's just alleged to be there no matter what you actually do or say or think
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let's keep going page 463 we see a document regarding a meeting with ottawa police about racial profiling
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policies and they warn the cbsa about how nonsensical all this training is look at this they however warned
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that the policy itself hasn't done much for them it is a nice to have but in reality the work happens
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in the field ottawa police also warned them how expensive the anti-bias training consultants
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they and toronto and the bc rcmp have hired r to the taxpayer now friends there's one anti-bias
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training course that i wish the ottawa police had undergone and that's training to alleviate their
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anti-free speech anti-peaceful protest or bias because those cops were pretty eager to call in
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the pepper sprayers and the riot control horses over a bunch of bounty castles and street parties
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with the convoy to ottawa ladies and gentlemen let us now briefly pause for a moment of silence
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dedicated to the comedic geniuses behind such content as mad magazine and monty python's flying circus
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because when it comes to being comedic being bizarre being downright surreal well these jokers have
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nothing over the bureaucratic clowns writing racism clap trap manuals for the poor beleaguered employees
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at the cbsa you heard it yourself even mundane words such as stop might be somehow construed as
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racist what are the border guards supposed to say halt cease end terminate oh i don't know about
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terminate that kind of conjures up images of a homicidal cyborg with a austrian accent and with more
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on this heaping helping of social justice weirdo insanity is sheila gun reid hey sheila how you doing
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there i'm great david thanks for having me on the show well thank you using the word weirdo yeah we're
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bringing it back gee sheila i guess in the cbsa lunchroom the border guards better not oh i don't
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know play that classic hit by the supreme do you know stop in the name of love but seriously do we
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have an out of control racism problem at the cbsa or is this really a fix for something that isn't
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even broken in the first place well that's the thing with unconscious bias training it assumes that
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everybody is racist even when you're not even when you're not saying racist things even when you're not
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doing racist things even when you're not thinking racist things this is a solution for a problem
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that really doesn't seem to exist and that isn't manifesting itself in real time it's your racism is
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so deep that it is somewhere in your unconscious and so you need to be re-educated to deal with it
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so i guess the answer to your question is no there's not a racism problem there because they can't even
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seem to find it on the surface um so they're trying to fix a thing that is buried so far deep that it
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is clearly not affecting the work of cbsa agents and the thing is sheila as you mentioned in your report
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the cbsa is indeed um a quasi law enforcement agency i mean they're preventing bad people and bad stuff
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from getting into the country um the idea that there's some negativity according to these race
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hustlers as being associated with law enforcement what's the deal with that i mean like what are we
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supposed to do turn a bland blind eye to terrorists and bad substances from getting into the country
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well that's the thing these border agents were told that they can't use police type language
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they're the border police what are they supposed to say and they they're finding offense these racism
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trainers with words like stopped because it was too much like a word that the cops would use
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what do you call stopping someone if you can't call it stopping them they're already calling
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everybody travelers um so they're using sort of these quasi gender neutral words already but they
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can't even use the appropriate language to describe the actions that they're taking and it was through
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the documents you could see the cbsa staff sort of twisting themselves in knots because they really
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couldn't understand what was happening to them to the point where they just at the end threw in the
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towel and said look can somebody just give us the answers to the quiz so that we can pass the quiz
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get this over with literally that's what it says in the documents they became so confused by this
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training as much as i did because i still went through it all and i really can't see how going
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to lunch at the cafeteria this is one of the things they said unconscious bias is like going to lunch at
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the cafeteria when you're busy at work instead of going to a restaurant to try something new i still
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don't know what that has to do with unconscious bias training for me it speaks a little bit
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more to the culture of being a government employee than anything that you would see somebody using
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their time appropriately over their lunch break as a problem but they didn't really know at some point
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they became confused about the race of ccans and airplanes they were wondering how unconscious bias
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would affect the way that they were searching for contraband in ccans that were coming off boats or
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trucks or airplanes when they were going through airplanes to search for contraband smuggling other
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issues they were wondering okay well what race is the plane and how does all this apply um very
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confusing for everybody involved and at the end you could see the beer even the bureaucrats were saying
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i think this is racist and our staff are complaining that this is actually racist towards them this
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presumption that they're all racist they don't like that and they it it was so bad at one point david
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i couldn't believe i saw this government bureaucrats were complaining that this seems a little bit too
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expensive for the um return on investment which is something you never hear government bureaucrats say
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so that's how bad this all was wow geez maybe the budget will balance itself after all sheila but you know
00:28:47.760
here's the thing sheila i've been in every major airport in our great dominion i can tell you i have
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seen the cbsa agents they are diverse as the population of canada itself so the question is when it comes to
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this you know unconscious bias this you know uh deep-rooted racism that even when you don't say or do
00:29:12.260
anything racist you're still somehow racist does that include those members of the cbsa who are
00:29:20.340
visible minorities or are these race hustlers saying this is just kind of a white thing that's where i'm
00:29:28.200
a little confused here i think the implication here is that it's a white thing but if you are a visible
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minority and you have unconscious bias then you are suffering from internalized white supremacy
00:29:43.800
the way that women like myself who are sort of anti-feminist and believe in traditional values
00:29:49.420
and traditional gender roles we have internalized misogyny they are suffering unfortunately from the
00:29:55.520
same thing and there were a lot of things that i couldn't even get like i couldn't even fit it all in
00:30:02.020
one video because there was so much and that's why we published the documents for these things in full
00:30:06.200
so if someone is curious wants to read through the documents for themselves they even the language
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from the race anti-racism trainers which i guess is race they are kind of racist at least according to
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the feedback from the cbsa agents who were subject to it they used bizarre gender neutral language to
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describe the people who were forcibly shoehorned into this training against their will they call them
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learners instead of students um i guess for social justice reasons that are imperceptible to somebody
00:30:41.940
like me unbelievable sheila one last question um is this sjw nonsense that you've exposed is this just
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a one-off especially given you know you're oh no it's going to be like an annual this is the new
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normal at cbsa is it this is the new normal across the whole of government um and this a lot of this
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flows directly from the liberal government's pursuit of the gender-based analysis plus um lens that they
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put all government contracts procurements programs projects all of that stuff has to go through this
00:31:20.260
gender-based analysis plus and everything the the plus means every um social justice demographic group as well
00:31:29.500
so this training is becoming the norm this is to the point where we are subjecting all levels of government
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to this sort of nonsense um we are subjecting pipeline approvals to this sort of nonsense rail approvals
00:31:46.380
government procurements i've seen this stuff in government contracts to buy ppe this is the new norm
00:31:53.460
and i imagine it adds an exorbitant cost to just every single government program where you have these like
00:32:04.140
racism checklist lurkers standing over there making sure that there's no unconscious bias in anything that
00:32:11.320
ever happens within government absolutely fascinating and it's uh disturbing and it's despicable and you
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know what i hope if and when we get regime change and we have a true conservative at the helm of the
00:32:24.440
conservative party who becomes prime minister i hope this nonsense this garbage this racism i mean what
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they are doing is inherently racist they they don't even they seem to be the only one in in the room
00:32:37.580
that doesn't understand that uh because one of the things she'll is that these social justice uh warrior
00:32:43.360
uh anti-racism uh teachers how do we know they don't have unconscious bias why don't we turn the tables on
00:32:51.260
them anyways what i'm getting to they're cured they cured themselves david it's fine remember that latin
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phrase which translates into english who watches the watchers that's what i want to know but i hope we have
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this uh crazy progressive marxist crap flushed out of the system because a it's uh like i said before a
00:33:12.660
fix for a problem that does not exist and it costs way way too much of our hard-earned taxpayer dollars
00:33:20.320
it's despicable sheila that was a great report um i know there'll be more to come in the days and weeks
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ahead there definitely will be because i filed for the cost of this contract because i want to know
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exactly what it costs to tell a bunch of clearly not racist cbsa agents that they are racist anyway
00:33:38.840
i want to know how much it costs and who we paid to do it unbelievable sheila you have a great weekend
00:33:45.520
thanks david you too okay and that was sheila gun reid somewhere in the northern hinterland
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of alberta keep it here folks more of rebel roundup to come right after this
00:33:56.720
david menzies for rebel news here at ontario place in toronto well folks as you may know
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ontario got rid of the vax passport way back on march the first yeah the premier and the chief
00:34:23.380
medical officer of health kieran moore they decided uh enough is enough no more apartheid
00:34:30.240
when it comes to the citizens of ontario but then we heard that ontario place which is owned
00:34:37.320
by the provincial government is still mandating the vax pass how can this be and what's even more
00:34:45.560
inexplicable is that the ontario science center also owned by the government of ontario
00:34:51.320
is not mandating the vax pass so it's this whole hodgepodge of rules that doesn't make sense
00:34:57.340
and uh my colleague isabel and i we bought two tickets to see the new trolls movie oh can't wait
00:35:03.860
for that so i guess our caper today is to see if we will be allowed in and be able to watch uh this
00:35:11.720
movie without being asked for our government id and the vax passport and just in case we are asked
00:35:21.620
i got a backup plan check this out folks it's a temporary tattoo of a vax pass get it so let's go
00:35:32.640
in let's see if we can uh watch the movie get some coca-cola some popcorn with golden topping
00:35:40.140
whatever the hell that is and uh enjoy the trolls movie if that is indeed possible
00:35:44.640
hello how you doing there good uh do you mind if i see your proof of vaccination id please
00:35:50.940
sorry mind if i you see your proof of vaccination and id please oh that's uh yesterday's name my
00:35:57.200
friend that's over with well the government allows for businesses to uh choose whether or not they have
00:36:01.900
people show that when they're entering the site but you are the government ontario place is owned by
00:36:08.320
the province of ontario well it's the government gives businesses and government businesses
00:36:14.480
the choice to do that so if you want to come in uh unfortunately i have to check that this doesn't
00:36:19.880
make sense because ontario's chief medical health officer has waived that sir and uh premier agrees
00:36:27.660
with it unfortunately i'm not the person to talk to about changing the rules uh that's what i was told
00:36:33.240
to do so i have to uh i have to do that i'm not trying to give a hard time i'm just trying to figure
00:36:37.440
out uh the science center uh is also owned by the province they have an imax leader there's no
00:36:45.720
back pass rule there either oh i guess that was their business's choice i'm not entirely sure but uh
00:36:52.260
but it's the same business the province of ontario well it's i i don't know the fine details all i know
00:36:59.060
is that i have to check this can you tell me why i i need that when the chief medical health officer
00:37:04.980
said it's no longer required i mean um i'm not i honestly i'm just a you know a ticket person i don't
00:37:12.640
really know all about that so but i'm just wondering whoever you know whose decision it was at
00:37:18.560
um it's not on my phone but um it's a moot point because that on as of march 1st you don't have to
00:37:32.720
have a vats pass we're still doing it here till the 21st till the 21st that's what uh yeah that's what
00:37:38.480
is detailed sir can you tell me why the science center which is also provincially owned and they
00:37:45.280
have an imax related to the science center you're 100 related you're owned by the same entity
00:37:50.640
yeah but they run two different businesses it's it's still separate even though it's both under the
00:37:55.840
government but it's still operated by the crown though it's still you know and i'm just trying
00:38:00.700
to find out why i mean like you know if you have a uh even if you're double triple quadruple vaxxed
00:38:07.420
you can still transmit covid we know that yeah so what's the point no i completely agree with what
00:38:13.320
you're saying it's just you know it's it's just the way that uh we're you know what we were told
00:38:18.280
to do and you know like i said i would think you need as much business as possible there's not even
00:38:26.140
20 cars in the park okay i i don't have the uh vats pass qr code on my phone it's on my phone at home
00:38:37.060
but i have a temporary tattoo with it so if you want to scan that okay all right that's interesting
00:38:46.800
it's like brink's willis and 12 monkeys remember they have barcades it's not coming up as anything
00:38:52.020
i'm not sure it isn't what that's for it's a third party one maybe some sweat
00:38:56.020
is that okay try it now it's it's not recognized as a government thing i don't know what's going
00:39:03.820
on here it's not working right no what about if i slipped you a couple of bucks and you look the
00:39:17.980
other way okay so let me get this straight way back in july 2021 ontario premier doug ford said he
00:39:24.140
was adamantly against a vaccine passport for the province he didn't want a two-tier citizenship
00:39:30.980
status for the people of ontario of course within days ford would go on to perform one of those
00:39:37.720
spectacular 180 degree flip-flops on that policy and the vax pass was part of the new normal
00:39:44.940
fast forward to march 1st and the vaccine passport its history except that ontario place which is
00:39:52.300
owned by the government of ontario the very same government that tossed the vax pass on the scrap heap
00:39:59.700
of obsolescence what the hell in any event you had plenty to say about the government of ontario
00:40:06.720
essentially exempting itself from its own policy lava 1964 writes it was absolutely illegal to ask
00:40:17.680
for people's private medical information in 2019 why isn't this illegal now you know that's a great
00:40:24.720
point lava 1964 and i wonder about those restaurants demanding vax passes and masks what if you or i were
00:40:34.320
to ask the employees about their oh i don't know their sexually transmitted disease histories why not
00:40:42.160
they're handling our food after all shouldn't we have the right to know that too mike s writes there
00:40:51.360
needs to be some kind of law that prohibits medical discrimination in canada well mike that's what
00:40:58.940
makes the ontario place policy so bloody frustrating the provincial government revoked the mandatory vax pass
00:41:07.020
regulation on march 1st yet ontario place which is government owned they carry on enforcing the vax pass
00:41:15.780
so weird heidi mountain writes people are done with the qr codes the proof is the amount of cars in the
00:41:23.240
parking lot you know that's a good point heidi there were fewer than 20 people at that imax cinema on
00:41:29.880
that day you'd think the theater would welcome everybody back now that the restrictions are over
00:41:36.740
but no i mean with that amount of people in the cinema does it even make economic sense to screen
00:41:43.360
the movie in the first place rock on writes why does the government own these venues that's like the
00:41:50.920
government owning disneyland you know you're 100 correct rock on how is it the responsibility of any
00:41:58.460
level of government to own and or operate amusement parks liquor stores lotteries and casinos
00:42:05.780
government's role is to tax and regulate it's not to do business that should be conducted by those in
00:42:13.900
the private sector and razier writes love how david trolls the poor kid with the qr code stickered to his
00:42:23.280
forehead lmao and he thought david was being sincere to xt well to be honest razier my first inclination
00:42:32.360
was to stick that qr code on my ass that's how i really feel about these bloody medical apartheid
00:42:39.400
passports but then again that might have been a wee bit too pornographic so i settled for the forehead
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thank god well that wraps up another edition of rebel roundup thanks so much for joining us see you next
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