In 1642, King Charles I banned MPs from sitting in parliament during a plague, but did you know why? It's because he hated them. And that's a lesson for why we don't let people kick out MPs from parliament lightly.
00:00:00.000Hello, my rebels. Today's podcast is about a little history lesson of why you don't let the king or the speaker of the house or the government ban MPs from sitting in parliament, even during a time of a plague, even when the king really, really, really hates the MPs.
00:00:21.920I'll talk to you a little bit about King Charles in 1642. And before you say that's boring, old fashioned stuff, I said, no, it's not. It's a lesson for why we don't let people kick out MPs from parliament lightly.
00:00:40.080Before I get to that, let me invite you to become a subscriber to Rebel News Plus. That's a video version of this podcast.
00:00:45.200Just go to rebelnewsplus.com, click subscribe. It's eight bucks a month. Assessing half the price of Netflix.
00:00:51.540You get my show every day, Sheila Gunn-Reed, Andrew Chapados, David Menzies, and the satisfaction of knowing that you're helping one of the few independent news companies in Canada survive without a dime of government money.
00:01:15.200Tonight, I've got some crazy stories about how far vaccine mandates go. Some will make you laugh and some will make you cry. It's October 28th and this is the Ezra Levant Show.
00:01:30.200Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer I know?
00:01:36.340There's 8,500 customers here and you won't give them an answer.
00:01:40.400The only thing I have to say to the government about why I'm publishing it is because it's my bloody right to do so.
00:01:51.440We don't teach history anymore, so we forget many lessons. We forget the reasons for why we do things, for our customs.
00:01:58.460We forget the struggles of the past and the price we paid for them.
00:02:03.540And so the lessons that we learn through suffering are forgotten and we throw them away not knowing what we're doing.
00:02:09.640I could literally be talking about anything from how a culture deals with sexuality to civil liberties to foreign affairs.
00:02:18.860I mean, go read the 1911 poem by Rudyard Kipling called Dane Geld and tell me we're not making every one of those mistakes today in our foreign policy with China.
00:03:05.480And I say this because I think of our parliament and how it has totally been neutered.
00:03:11.960Do you think this is the first time that this has happened?
00:03:16.280Do you think that this time, the pandemic of the 2020s, is the first time in history the governments preferred to rule by fiat rather than through public debates and votes in the House of Commons?
00:03:27.580Do you think it's the first time that governments have tried to keep MPs from sitting in parliament?
00:03:34.640Even the first time parties have tried to keep out their own MPs.
00:03:37.960Do you think in the 800 or so year history of parliaments in the UK that no one thought, I can cook up a scheme to keep out my political rivals?
00:03:48.160And I say all of this because the political fashion, the political excuse of the particular moment is that some MPs are not vaccinated, or at least they don't want to answer that personal question.
00:04:20.840The protected need to be protected from the unprotected by forcing the unprotected to use the protection that didn't protect the protected.
00:04:27.500I know you think that doesn't make sense, but who are you to question St. Dr. Teresa Tam or Anthony Fauci?
00:04:35.260You know, they just made a Disney movie about him.
00:04:40.260For some reason, the movie didn't include the deeply disturbing news just this past week that he approved medical experiments on dogs.
00:04:48.920So horrific that I dare not tell you the details of how painful and pointless the experiments were, other than that the dogs howled in such agony that they were debarked before the torture because it was upsetting the scientists.
00:05:03.540That's the satanic priest we're following here.
00:05:05.980It's not science, people, because you're allowed to question science.
00:05:10.260But what did they do in the last parliament to be beset by a real plague?
00:05:17.920Do you think maybe there's anything we can learn from that?
00:05:21.020And I mean a real plague, a plague that killed one in six people, not one in a thousand.
00:05:27.360You know, so far there's been about 28,000 COVID deaths in Canada, and I regret that.
00:05:32.220I am skeptical of that number because it includes anyone who died for any reason who happened to test positive for COVID within the 28 days before the death.
00:05:40.820I wonder if they even include traffic accidents in that.
00:05:44.500So I am skeptical of that reason, but let's accept it nonetheless.
00:05:47.760If we accept that statistic, and we know that there's around 38 million Canadians, and we know that fewer than one in a thousand Canadians have died from COVID,
00:05:56.440and those that have their average age is 80, and they were on average very sick or very fat.
00:06:00.820So not even one in a thousand people in Canada have died from it.
00:06:04.600Compare that to the last plague in the 1660s in the United Kingdom that killed 15% of the people it touched.
00:08:27.560Hey, did you ever wonder what that's all about?
00:08:29.620The fancy ceremony in the opening of parliament with all the strange antics and people with strange names like this one always made me laugh.
00:09:36.600Members of parliament have a historical right to be in that bloody parliament, even if the king himself tries to arrest them for any good reason or bad reason.
00:10:12.320I wonder if these new rules could ever, would ever be used to keep out other people for any other reason to, say, keep your political enemies from sitting in parliament.
00:10:26.100Here's what Maxime Bernier said today.
00:10:28.060He said, if the House of Commons can expel MPs who made the personal choice of not being vaccinated, can it also expel those who refuse to use politically correct pronouns and reject wokest dogma?
00:10:40.000Is cancel culture compatible with democracy and a free society?
00:11:17.300I put forward a plan and the caucus agreed to respect and abide by new rules which require parliamentarians attending the House of Commons and Senate to be vaccinated.
00:11:28.880At the earliest opportunity, a question of privilege will be raised in the House of Commons to challenge the improper conduct and precedent set by the Board of Internal Economy in their meeting on October 19th.
00:11:42.880Only the House of Commons itself can determine its composition and its conduct, both before the Speaker or House rules and after they rule.
00:11:56.080The entire conservative caucus will respect and abide by all the rules and all health guidance.
00:12:40.300At least in the Commonwealth country of Australia, their legislators have some courage and an Aussie sense of humor.
00:12:47.200I want to show you this report from Avi Amini in Melbourne, Australia.
00:12:51.160That's the capital city of the state of Victoria down there.
00:12:53.740I'm not going to show you the whole thing, but here, watch a few good minutes of this, of this rebel parliament by real sitting legislators.
00:13:20.480They're giving themselves ongoing lockdown powers, and this is going to, instead of ending in December, this is going to roll right through 2022.
00:13:27.260This is what every parliament is lacking.
00:13:29.680Avi Amini here in Melbourne, Australia, for an unprecedented story.
00:13:40.040This is what, I don't know, we can only describe it as a shadow parliament.
00:16:52.980By the time you're watching this, I am actually, because we're recording this slightly earlier in the day,
00:16:57.340I am going to be at Canada Christian College with a special town hall faith and democracy conference featuring Glenn Beck, Dr. Julie Panessi, the ethics professor who, in a very courageous stand, was sacked by her university, Western Ontario, and is now working with the Democracy Fund.
00:17:18.820So we're having a town hall about the crisis we're in, so much going on, as you may know, Rebel News has teamed up with the Democracy Fund to crowdfund, not just the Fight the Fines tickets over the last year and a half, but to try and fight some of these vaccine mandates, vaccine passports.
00:17:38.180In fact, we have a petition at fightvaccinepassports.com.
00:17:43.140You can also read about the cases we have.
00:17:46.280And if you like, chip into our legal fund.
00:17:49.020You'll get a charitable receipt for that from the Democracy Fund.
00:17:52.360I want to go now to really our most active storyteller in regards to fighting back against these forced vaccines.
00:18:02.320I'm referring to our chief reporter, my friend, Sheila Gunn-Reed, who joins us now.
00:18:06.440Why, skip Sheila, how are you doing out there?
00:18:41.520These are the people who, while everyone else was either cowering at home or luxuriating at home,
00:18:48.840these are the folks who were driving around, delivering you your food at home, working the hospitals, working the grocery stores, driving the trucks.
00:21:03.380You know, firefighting really is a brotherhood.
00:21:05.440And I think we learned a lot about that on 9-11.
00:21:08.200Just by the way, and we can put some B-roll of it up right now, I learned that the actor, Steve Buscemi, who's got that real funny-looking face, like, he's quite a character.
00:22:06.460You know, I'm not that religious, Sheila, but I keep finding myself using that word satanic because I know that when you flip morality upside down, I'm not really religious, but I just feel that that word fits.
00:22:18.140When you take the most noble and selfless amongst us, and I'll put firefighters in there.
00:23:06.540Somebody did die on the highway during the evacuation.
00:23:09.000That is in no small part due to our first responders.
00:23:12.940In the case of, you know, our northern communities, they are also, the people there are very highly trained in safety because of the oil patch.
00:23:22.040But, I mean, these people truly are our heroes.
00:23:29.560They're being, as you say, treated as unclean, dirty, and irresponsible.
00:23:33.440They're being treated as people who don't care about their community when their lives are on the line in defense of the community every single day.
00:23:43.760So, you connected with the firefighters and with the lawyer.
00:23:48.020I think it's Derek Fromm in that case.
00:23:50.020And the Democracy Fund will bankroll the legal fees there.
00:23:55.900Now, you told me just before we turned the camera on that there were several other cases the Democracy Fund is helping on the vaccine passport file.
00:24:04.720So, off the top just today, we are helping some folks who work for Metrolinx.
00:24:10.960That's the commuter rail line, I believe, in Ontario.
00:24:14.700And then we have CNRL, the people who keep our supply chain, or sorry, CNRL, the Canadian Natural Resources Limited.
00:24:23.360We are helping some folks from there who are facing termination because of the vaccine passport on December 1st.
00:24:31.720And we must remember, these people were also deemed essential workers by the Alberta government at the beginning of the pandemic because they truly are.
00:24:39.280If you want to flick on your light switch or heat your house or gas up your vehicle, an essential worker, an energy worker, made that happen.
00:24:52.340We initially reported on their threat letter that they sent to their employer, and then we absorbed their lawsuit into the Democracy Fund.
00:25:01.400And, again, these people, as we approach the Christmas season, they keep the supply chains open.
00:25:07.700If there's toys for your kids for Christmas on the shelves, CN played a role in that, and these workers played a role in that, more importantly.
00:25:16.520And they're going to be put out of work if they don't either get the jab or produce their vaccine status.
00:26:02.220When we started to conceive of our FightVaccinePassports.com project a couple months ago, I thought if we can fight back in certain institutions, we could fight for one client.
00:26:15.780But if we got the rules changed, potentially that could help everyone at that institution.
00:26:20.780Now, I want to tell you, my great frustration has been the delay.
00:26:23.920And sometimes it's because lawyers move slowly.