Rebel News Podcast - EZRA LEVANT ｜ Will Mark Carney replace Justin Trudeau as the leader of the Liberals？

00:00:00.000 people are musing that the former bank of canada head mark carney should be the next

00:00:18.720 leader of the liberal party of canada now that trudeau's fancy socks aren't smelling so fresh

00:00:24.180 anymore but i think carney is already in charge of the party today i'll make that case then michelle

00:00:32.260 sterling from friends of science breaks down what carney's push for net zero social credit

00:00:37.140 means for your life it's september 16th 2022 i'm sheila gun reid and you're watching the ezra

00:00:44.300 do you know who mark carney is he's constantly constantly floated as the next leader of the

00:01:06.040 liberal party of canada as trudeau accumulates more baggage than the pearson airport lost luggage

00:01:11.800 department some new viewers to rebel may have first met mark carney when our avi amini ran into

00:01:19.160 him in davos switzerland at the world economic forum meetings earlier this year carney is the former head

00:01:28.160 of the bank of canada who used that position to then propel himself into another job as the head of the

00:01:35.100 bank of england and then from there he began the unholy mixing of banking and politics he started

00:01:42.980 first with left-wing environmentalism but that is definitely not where he stopped carney is the

00:01:49.060 current climate czar at the united nations and he was there in davos at that globalist meeting

00:01:54.240 that if you you know if you didn't know any better it could have been mistaken for a private jet and

00:02:00.240 helicopter festival take a look at this how do you justify the how does the un climate envoy justify

00:02:06.360 the massive carbon footprint here today to set this up this fake city for a week event how did you how

00:02:14.900 did you get here did you fly you walked did you come on a private jet of course not no so how do you

00:02:22.820 justify this look at all of this for one week event the carbon footprint is huge do you think that's a

00:02:28.480 bit hypocritical drop it look there's lots of progress being made but look i'm not doing a

00:02:35.960 stand-up interview okay why not you're walking that way anyways i think people around the world

00:02:41.060 you know they see they say regaining trust that's the whole purpose i do lots of uh media friendly

00:02:47.540 media no i do no god no the ones that are here invited no i'm doing i'm doing no media can we sit

00:02:53.940 down and i'll make a time with you and answer some actual tough questions you can you can make a

00:02:59.560 request for a meeting and so you can deny it look as i say with everyone as with everyone else you can

00:03:06.080 do the same thing as with the guy from true north yeah oh you he's he's a good guy but i'm not a good

00:03:12.500 guy i'm sure you're a good guy as well all people are good it's absolutely right but uh but the whole

00:03:17.420 world is looking at this now going you're a pack of hypocrites and you're the you're at the top of the

00:03:21.480 chain there how do you what would you answer people just give me one answer to the people

00:03:25.280 take care sir so carney is a climate hypocrite that's nothing new but did you know he's been in

00:03:35.980 charge of much of your life over the last two and a half years and since he's not elected by anybody

00:03:41.140 you don't get to hold him accountable for any of it i'll fill in those details in a couple of minutes

00:03:47.300 you just have to stay with me but first let's stay on the sinister mixing of banking and financial

00:03:53.340 systems into some weird form of green social credit at the hands of mark carney let's start

00:04:00.320 with insurance systems carney used his position as the climate guru with the un to start an initiative

00:04:07.000 to de-insure fossil fuel projects so that financially viable energy projects cannot get the proper

00:04:14.620 insurance to go forward it's death by paperwork denial it's right here let's take a look net zero

00:04:21.440 insurance alliance committed to join glasgow financial alliance for net zero and un race to zero

00:04:28.000 plus net zero banking alliance and net zero asset owner alliance announce updates eight of the world's

00:04:34.940 leading insurers and reinsurers have established the un convened net zero insurance alliance as founding

00:04:41.920 members committing to transition their insurance and reinsurance underwriting portfolios to net zero

00:04:49.180 greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 as risk managers insurers and investors the insurance industry has

00:04:57.400 a key role in supporting the transition to a net zero economy nzi a members will individually set their

00:05:04.100 science-based intermediate targets every five years and independently report on their progress publicly

00:05:10.580 and annually to contribute to achieving the goals of the paris climate agreement in cooperation with

00:05:17.200 the respective competition authorities okay so while simultaneously beginning the de-insuring campaign

00:05:23.980 against multi-billion dollar job creators carney organized the banksters of the world to create a

00:05:29.900 climate litmus test not a profitability test for investors or a safe investment test and not a test based on the

00:05:36.060 ability to repay a loan but based on lack or volume of a company's climate crimes let me show you and

00:05:43.280 you heard it mentioned in the insurance initiative it's the glasgow financial alliance for net zero let's

00:05:50.260 take a look at this the glasgow financial alliance for net zero the gfanz is a global coalition of leading

00:05:57.920 financial institutions committed to accelerating the decarbonization of the economy achieving the objective

00:06:03.640 of the paris agreement to limit global temperature increases to 1.5 celsius from pre-industrial levels

00:06:10.480 requires a whole economy transition every company bank insurer and investor will need to adjust their

00:06:16.200 business models develop credible plans for the transition to a low carbon climate resilient future

00:06:21.340 and then implement those plans gfanz provides the tools and resources the financial sector needs to

00:06:28.280 implement its net zero commitments which are made in accordance with the un race to zero campaigns

00:06:34.380 criteria it's debanking for climate crimes and carney he put all of that together tell me

00:06:40.760 this isn't a form of climate social credit for businesses although they don't call it social credit

00:06:46.280 they call it esg environmental social and corporate governance goals because you know social credit it's so

00:06:53.540 maoist sounding and as terence corcoran says in the financial post who elected the banksters okay so

00:07:02.160 this is where it goes though beyond banking and insurance for fossil fuel companies who may or may not

00:07:08.260 employ you to come for you in your life specifically and it's at the hands of carney you know that inflation

00:07:15.260 and cost of living that's picking your pockets every single day because the government blew the bank on

00:07:21.540 covid spending and now just won't stop carney did that look at this mark carney the former governor of

00:07:30.120 the bank of canada and the bank of england has been acting as an informal advisor to prime minister

00:07:36.240 justin trudeau on the federal government's response to the covid 19 pandemic carney quote certainly has been

00:07:44.500 advising the pm through different phases of this end quotes at a senior government official speaking

00:07:51.380 on background i hope we can count on him for more i bet you do news of the informal role was first

00:07:58.740 reported by bloomberg on monday carney has long been rumored to have political aspirations since

00:08:05.540 returning to canada after his term with the bank of england expired earlier this year many in liberal

00:08:12.120 circles see carney as a top candidate for finance minister should he seek office or as a possible

00:08:18.800 leadership candidate to eventually secede trudeau so trudeau hired the climate addled bankster social

00:08:26.860 credit score creator to advise on covid spending so is it really any wonder that somewhere along the way

00:08:34.080 just a couple of months later as a country we moved from covid recovery spending to build back better

00:08:41.880 with the green reset covid recovery spending uh to lena's uh question about decarbonization as part of

00:08:51.660 our economic plan going forward of course it has to be part of it i think all canadians understand

00:08:59.440 that the restart of our economy needs to be green it also needs to be equitable it needs to be inclusive

00:09:10.220 inclusive and we need to focus very much on jobs and growth as the prime minister said in his remarks and

00:09:20.000 this is really important the corona virus is still with us this is a once in a lifetime challenge for our

00:09:31.000 whole country and our commitment as a government is to do whatever it takes to support canadians as we get

00:09:42.920 through that challenge and as we get through it to really build back better and to turn this tremendous

00:09:52.920 challenge into a fabulous opportunity for our country canadians have done such a terrific job

00:10:02.120 in fighting the coronavirus so far i'm really really proud of our country and i am absolutely confident

00:10:11.480 that working together we can get through this and we can build back a country even better than the one we

00:10:19.560 had before the pandemic hit us thank you but wait there's more because there's always more let's

00:10:24.520 thread the needle though before we go to the next bad carny idea you didn't know about so carny joins

00:10:30.920 the un as the climate czar then he uses that platform to start an organization to de-insure and

00:10:36.360 debank energy projects for climbs against climate social credit attacking alberta really then he becomes

00:10:42.920 the covid spending advisor to justin trudeau who continues to spend like a drunken sailor and refuses to stop

00:10:48.760 spending and then the covid spending pivots to climate change wonder who was behind that i mean

00:10:55.000 why have a finance minister at all carny's got this right okay let's move on to the next stitching

00:11:01.320 together of banking and politics again with carny at the center of it all february 7th this year carny

00:11:08.040 pens an op-ed in the globe and mail it's time to end the sedition in ottawa by enforcing the law

00:11:15.480 and following the money sedition bouncy castle street music open air soup kitchens and horn honking

00:11:21.800 that sedition incitement to revolution sure mark sure but in that op-ed he quoted those who called

00:11:29.000 that peaceful anti-mandate convoy insurrectionists and carny said he wanted the money investigated and

00:11:37.080 then cut off to the convoy no one should have any doubt he wrote this is sedition that's a word i never

00:11:43.160 thought i'd use in canada it means incitement of resistance to or insurrection against lawful

00:11:49.800 authority then just a week later the liberals used the banking system carny's favorite tool

00:11:56.280 for punishing wrong thinkers to punish the liberals peaceful political enemies as seditionist terrorists

00:12:02.840 for the social credit crimes of disagreeing with justin trudeau on covid mandates so i ask the

00:12:09.160 question why would carny drop his big bucks gigs with the un and the world economic forum and the

00:12:15.720 debanking industry to run to lead the liberals isn't carny already the prime minister by proxy

00:12:22.040 stay tuned michelle sterling joins us after the break to talk about carny and the push for net zero

00:12:41.000 now i'm somewhat of a more recent mark carny watcher i knew him of course as the governor of

00:12:47.240 the bank of canada and i knew him as the governor of the bank of england and i know him as someone who

00:12:53.640 is deeply involved with climate change at the united nations but his influence on canada and

00:13:03.800 how he's going to flex those influence muscles i think will really come from his push for net zero

00:13:10.840 and someone who has been watching mark carny for years and talking about net zero is my friend michelle

00:13:16.920 sterling from friends of science michelle i thought i would bring you in because you really have been

00:13:22.440 i think the lead mark carny watcher in canada and you have been a bit of an oracle saying you know this

00:13:29.160 his push for climate change nonsense this is going to really attack canadian households and take apart

00:13:36.600 our way of life and i think really the new vehicle to do that is net zero and i think net zero is even

00:13:43.000 worse than a carbon tax because the carbon tax is sort of just it it strips away that first layer of

00:13:49.160 your money and acts as a scarecrow uh for investment but net zero is going to change everything from how

00:13:57.160 we heat our homes to how we get to work to how health care is administered to the kinds of cars

00:14:03.000 we drive and really mark carny's been the lead guy in justin trudeau's ear pushing this stuff

00:14:09.560 right well you have to remember that mark carny spent 13 years with goldman sachs

00:14:14.600 before he got into the banking business and back in 2015 um or even before that he and his his wife was

00:14:24.840 part of canada 2020 and they were pushing for carbon tax back then so you can see that in our

00:14:33.000 climate crimes or eco shakedown which i think we did i don't know 2016 or something but you know

00:14:40.520 that's like his his and her track record they're going back to about 2013 so this is something that

00:14:47.240 they've been pushing for a long time and uh you know you have to look at matthew nisbet's work out of

00:14:53.080 the states to understand that the green billionaires um which are mostly situated in the u.s but not solely

00:15:00.520 there uh they've been spending more than 600 million dollars a year on local engos to push for these

00:15:08.760 kinds of policies making it appear as if this is a grassroots policy so mark carney has made his way

00:15:15.960 up the ladder from bank of canada governor to bank of england governor where as he notes in his book

00:15:22.520 values that that banking position also oversees all the insurers of the world

00:15:29.000 um so there's tremendous power there and these insurers all have uh you know huge institutional

00:15:36.600 investment funds and they've pretty much been co-opted by the unpri if you're signatory to that

00:15:43.800 you have to agree to abide by esg standards and you know so that has moved and shifted into corporate

00:15:50.840 life where we have mark carney as the climate czar telling companies if you don't toe the line on

00:15:56.680 climate change will bankrupt you you know which is effectively also what he did to individuals

00:16:03.240 he's been advising the prime minister through the whole covert thing and now we are deeply deeply in

00:16:09.720 debt and you can see those figures in our blog post the monumental financial challenges facing canadians

00:16:17.960 but we're deeply in debt you'd wonder how a former banker would allow that to happen but he does happen

00:16:23.800 to be a world economic forum trustee as does the deputy prime minister and finance minister christie

00:16:30.600 freeland and they do seem to be quite keen on the great reset now you know if you are a climate activist

00:16:38.840 and you really think that there is a climate catastrophe that is probably because mark carney

00:16:44.440 made famous the risky business report of two green billionaires thomas steyer and uh michael

00:16:52.280 bloomberg which was popularized by a bunch of engos as well and which found its way into the academic

00:16:59.160 literature where they're pushing this thing called rcp 8.5 which you can see up here this is the most

00:17:07.320 extreme climate policy scenario and it's implausible it's something that would never happen it would be

00:17:14.600 burning more coal and exists on earth and yet this has become described by mr carney and all of his finance

00:17:22.920 colleagues as the business as usual scenario which it's not the business as usual actually is more the 4.5

00:17:31.320 which you can see is not a crisis it's not a catastrophe it's not an emergency at all

00:17:37.240 but in about 2013 when the intergovernmental panel on climate change issued their ar5 report

00:17:44.360 they said look you know there hasn't actually been any statistically significant warming since before

00:17:50.680 kyoto was uh ratified and kyoto is the forerunner to the paris agreement so think of that there'd be

00:17:58.680 been a huge rise in carbon dioxide but there'd been no warming and the year after that that's

00:18:05.480 when the risky business report came out the year after that is when mark carney gave his influential

00:18:11.240 presentation to lloyds of london to all the insurers of the world and um that's when the whole concept of

00:18:18.520 climate emergency started taking off with the club of rome and their plan to solve the climate emergency is

00:18:25.320 of course to build more wind and solar do more cap and trade and have a global price on carbon

00:18:31.400 which is one of the goals of the world economic forum and one thing that's very interesting as i

00:18:38.120 rant on here is that russia has never bought into kyoto never bought into climate change and in fact in

00:18:47.080 europe russia has been very busy funding environmental groups to send them exactly down the wrong path

00:18:54.440 so that um europe is now uh you know really uh bound and shackled by the energy policies that russia

00:19:04.760 financed these e-ngos to create so we have to be very careful of that also in canada because

00:19:10.760 all these e-ngos are getting foreign funding and they're all supporting this kind of cap and trade

00:19:16.440 carbon pricing net zero objectives that the carnies of the world have been pushing for well over a decade

00:19:23.800 you know you have to realize also sorry his uh alma mater uh goldman sachs bought two carbon trading

00:19:31.240 companies back in 2007 2008 that were basically they were dogs at the time but just like with lockdown

00:19:39.400 where all the big tech companies capitalized and made billions of dollars i think apple topped out in

00:19:45.960 the trillions um you know uh the the the push for cap and trade for carbon pricing for net zero is making

00:19:58.200 millionaires and billionaires uh of all these uh companies and some of these companies he's actually on the

00:20:05.640 the board like he's on the board of stripe you know he's on the board of brookfield he's uh parker

00:20:11.240 gallant wrote a very funny uh if not so sad two-part series called the mark carneyville is in full

00:20:18.840 bloomberg and uh and in it he counts i think about 19 different companies so uh you know he's also

00:20:27.000 disputing this notion that mark carney might uh take on the uh responsibility of becoming the leader of

00:20:34.840 the liberal party and he's saying well why would he because he's making so much money and has so much

00:20:40.200 prestige and power why would he bother right right and you know i make the argument that he's probably

00:20:46.840 the de facto leader of the liberal party anyways without actually having to bear the political risk of

00:20:53.160 having to do that when he's got justin trudeau literally doing everything he asks him to do um

00:20:58.360 wait one more thing that's true because uh what's very funny is that he published this global mail

00:21:03.640 article op-ed calling the trucker convoy the freedom convoy a seditious act claiming that there was

00:21:12.120 big foreign funding behind it and uh that these people were monsters and about two days later in the uk

00:21:19.640 press appeared this headline story saying you know canada looks past pm trudeau as mark carney sets

00:21:26.840 his sights on the main prize i'm speaking of sedition yeah and i'm just uh happy to hear these guys talking

00:21:35.320 about foreign funding for once maybe they'll figure out where the foreign funding came to block uh alberta

00:21:40.600 oil and gas now one thing that uh i find it interesting that mark carney pushes and i think we use the wrong

00:21:47.640 language to describe it um it's the esg and and his push to have insurers and banks not finance fossil fuel

00:22:01.880 projects anymore i look at this as a form of social credit it's just climate social credit and we should

00:22:09.320 talk about it that way it is as chilling as chinese social credit if you believe the wrong thing about

00:22:16.600 climate change you're gonna get debanked de-insured that's correct and uh ironically it's been found i

00:22:24.920 think it was uh steve sukup the author of uh the dictatorship of woke capital um and also uh vivek

00:22:32.440 ramaswamy who wrote woke inc um these two gentlemen have found that the esg uh trading uh stocks when you

00:22:43.960 overlap them on conventional stocks they are almost exactly identical the difference is that the people

00:22:50.920 trading esg get paid about five times the money for administering this clean trade so you know really

00:22:59.400 this is a scam i mean you know i don't know how the securities exchange people let this go by

00:23:05.720 and not to mention you know if carbon dioxide is not the main driver of climate change which is what the

00:23:12.120 ar5 report said back in 2013 then why is this continuing at all it's a material change in the

00:23:20.920 understanding of climate so that material change along with the material change i just showed you in

00:23:29.160 recognizing that rcp 8.5 is an implausible scenario you know it's illegal to continue trading when there is

00:23:37.720 a material change without advising investors what those changes are now so i i don't know how they

00:23:46.120 continue doing it no i i don't know and they wouldn't get away with this in in any other market except this

00:23:54.840 sort of created out of the ether climate market with esg thrown in on top of it now one of the things

00:24:02.360 that i see that mark carney is constantly pushing is net zero and uh you know it's sold to us as you

00:24:10.680 know it's just another efficiency we're finding efficiencies but net zero to me every time i hear that i

00:24:16.920 i think net zero in my bank account net zero jobs uh your home worth net zero your um diesel pickup that you

00:24:25.080 paid 120 000 for in the driveway now that's worth net zero um tell us what this means this push for net

00:24:32.760 zero by the world's bankster elites like mark carney what does that mean for families like yours and mine

00:24:38.840 uh total economic devastation so to put it in brief terms and probably a draconian eco-dictatorship type of

00:24:48.280 government and the eco-dictatorship is something that's being presented by deutsche bank which is

00:24:55.160 a very influential bank but was also hit for greenwashing uh investors recently for lots of

00:25:01.480 money but um they claim that you know perhaps we need to have an eco-dictatorship to achieve climate

00:25:08.280 neutrality which is sort of the point of net zero that uh the emissions that human beings uh produce

00:25:15.960 through industry and through our daily living would be um would be balanced at a rate that that the

00:25:23.880 natural world can absorb and of course on the clintel side of things there are dozens of scientists who

00:25:30.120 show that this whole carbon dioxide theory is completely ridiculous um but no you know that never

00:25:38.200 gets in the press because of course the press are funded by the government and uh you know most of the

00:25:44.760 public service union funds are deeply invested in renewables um this is like kesta depot um i think

00:25:53.800 even aimco in alberta yep uh in uh omers in ontario and the um uh the ontario teachers pension plan i mean

00:26:04.360 these are some of the biggest um institutional investors in the world so of course they want to prop up their

00:26:12.920 schemes and uh you know they're very influential with media sometimes they're funding these engels as

00:26:19.800 well yeah um and they're probably fairly influential in government where they just show up and say listen

00:26:26.200 back this idea because your pension relies on a jagmeet yeah you know people don't know that we've

00:26:33.880 got a report called undo influence markets skewed and i believe it was done in 2016 and that's when

00:26:40.920 we started following this trail so um you know one of the main promoters of esg is of course al gore and

00:26:49.560 al gore his generation investment management um he's uh the fiduciary guru to the united nations

00:26:57.560 principles for responsible investment and that group sits on 90 trillion dollars in assets under management

00:27:05.000 so you can imagine how influential these people are and for the longest time you know investors

00:27:11.320 simply put their money into something thinking okay we think this is a good stock we're going to invest

00:27:16.840 in oil and gas because people need it and we'll we'll have returns we know there'll be highs and lows but

00:27:23.160 you know over the long term of 20 30 years we're going to have good returns um then this whole esg

00:27:30.360 and um net zero thinking you know has completely blocked that type of investment and now they're

00:27:37.720 investing in these shorter term things like wind and solar because you can put up a wind and solar

00:27:41.880 farm in a couple of years you don't have all the environmental um regulatory requirements and you

00:27:48.600 don't have the uh climate activists showing up at your door and gluing themselves you know to your door

00:27:55.160 with a sign and uh flagging their underwear in the air or whatever they're doing these days

00:28:01.080 so you know they've gone into that because you can invest in that you can invest in the natural gas

00:28:06.760 pipeline that's required for the backup plant you can invest in the natural gas plant you can invest in

00:28:11.720 the transmission line company you can invest in the it company like ibm you know that has to do

00:28:19.080 all the very complex forecasting of wind and and the balancing of the grid so you know you're not

00:28:25.480 really making your money in the front end when you put up 150 million dollar wind uh farm that is

00:28:31.800 completely subsidized by taxpayers you're making lots of money in the back end right

00:28:39.800 you know ultimately the golden goose uh you're killing it like taxpayers simply can't afford it and

00:28:45.800 that's what we see in europe right now um you know their energy policies have left people literally

00:28:51.880 facing heat or eat poverty and death and famine this winter there these are very very serious situations

00:29:01.480 many of the major manufacturing plants in europe steel manufacturing are shutting down

00:29:08.280 and these kind of plants don't just go back online a couple of years later if things get better

00:29:13.960 these are the kind of facilities that must run 24 7 have the proper maintenance on a scheduled basis

00:29:20.440 or they cannot go back into operation without you know a huge rebuild so um you know these uh net zero

00:29:28.600 policies are literally green murder i mean you could read ian plimer's book that's what it's called green

00:29:34.520 murder um and that's literally what's going to happen to lots of people especially those on fixed incomes

00:29:41.400 you know i'll start taking the climate scare seriously when uh my journalists can no longer

00:29:48.600 catch al gore flying into a climate change conference in a helicopter or for that matter

00:29:54.440 when david suzuki moves off the coastline because the predictions of the rising seas are finally coming

00:30:02.840 to fruition michelle thanks so much for breaking down this stuff in a way that normal people can understand

00:30:08.280 i think it is unnecessarily complex um to intimidate the lay person and you have a great way of cutting

00:30:17.240 through all of that where do people find uh friends of science and support the work that you do okay we're

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00:30:53.720 you to join us and help share the the word you know help inform people because as you said you know

00:31:02.040 it's complicated and people are getting snowed because of course you do want to save the planet

00:31:07.400 you do want your children to have a better life but with net zero they will have no life at all they

00:31:13.080 will be prisoners so we have to stop this nonsense now from your lips to god's ears michelle

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00:33:00.600 maybe even the greens because they're anti big pharma and pro my body my choice who have come to us

00:33:08.040 because we were the only people or one of a handful of um media companies who were

00:33:15.560 saying that you know maybe there's another side to the story here beyond the bought and paid for

00:33:21.880 government line that the mainstream media is barfing at you every single night on your tv screens jamie

00:33:28.520 pollack writes we need rebel we need people that go against the grain of the corrupt narrative

00:33:33.480 that is being forced upon us i agree and for much the same reasons i just explained um

00:33:42.440 i don't think that canadians all believe the same thing about everything so why is the media so

00:33:52.440 homogenous when it comes to the talking points around contentious issues issues that are contentious

00:34:01.480 like covid like abortion they're contentious because people disagree so why can't the media disagree

00:34:10.120 with each other and why can't the media disagree with our politicians on ezra's interview with the

00:34:16.200 director of the upcoming movie my son hunter benny yastrzemski sorry i'm if i'm butchering your name

00:34:25.320 rights that's one way of getting the truth out make a movie on the corruption felon mcalier and his wife

00:34:31.800 anne do incredible work and they're not afraid of telling the other side of the story for example

00:34:38.280 they have an incredible podcast on the harvey weinstein trial what you saw in the mainstream media

00:34:46.120 about harvey weinstein and the women involved in that it wasn't quite accurate accurate to what

00:34:55.960 took place in the courtroom and um what ann and phalem did was they hired voice actors

00:35:02.760 without any commentary they hired voice actors and they just read the courtroom transcripts and when you

00:35:09.160 compare that to what was being reported in the mainstream media it will blow your mind and that's

00:35:15.800 why you know i'm such a fan of the brave work that ann and phalem do well everybody that's the show for

00:35:22.680 tonight thank you so much for tuning in thanks for bearing with me as i uh sit in the driver's

00:35:27.320 seat for the big boss man um we'll see everybody i guess ezra will be back in the in the chair on monday

00:35:35.000 and as ezra says keep fighting for freedom i'm jeremy lafredo for rebel news in new york city where

00:35:41.480 polio has made a resurgence disaster emergency in new york after health officials detected the polio

00:35:48.680 virus and new york governor kathy hochel has declared a polio state of emergency in her state the news of a

00:35:55.880 polio resurgence has ushered panic into the city with city officials reminding people to get vaccinated

00:36:01.640 and expanding vaccine access via polio vaccine centers the city is using vaccine infrastructure

00:36:07.480 that was originally set up to combat covid but of course when there's a viral emergency bill gates is

00:36:13.160 somewhere to be found close by and as in other cases partly to blame for the emergency in the

00:36:18.440 first place the form of polio virus found in new york was not wild polio but instead it was vaccine

00:36:24.120 derived polio meaning the polio virus that's in the polio vaccine that most of the world receives

00:36:30.040 in other words the polio vaccine caused this polio emergency is it possible can the vaccine do this

00:36:36.440 well yes it can most of the world gets the oral polio vaccine or the opv the opv contains a live

00:36:43.960 polio virus this live virus can replicate inside a child's intestine and spread in places with poor

00:36:49.720 sanitation and plumbing that means people can contract the virus from the vaccine according to a 2017 study

00:36:56.200 by the university of california san francisco and tel aviv university the polio virus used in the

00:37:01.560 opv did just that it rapidly regained its strength and started spreading on its own quote leading to

00:37:06.920 hundreds of cases of childhood paralysis in recent years more children have been paralyzed by the

00:37:11.880 vaccine strain of the virus than by wild polio itself in an interview with npr professor of

00:37:17.320 microbiology raul andino said quote it's actually an interesting conundrum the very tool you were using

00:37:22.440 for polio eradication is causing the problem in the year 2000 the u.s halted its use of the opv but

00:37:28.440 in other countries the gates foundation continues to use its instruments of influence to make sure

00:37:32.920 governments continue administering the dangerous drug polio outbreaks all around the world are the

00:37:37.240 result of this oral polio vaccine now even in new york in 2005 oxford's clinical infectious disease

00:37:44.280 periodical reported that polio outbreaks in china egypt haiti madagascar were all caused by the

00:37:50.920 opv writing that quote the time is coming when the only cause of polio is likely to be the vaccine

00:37:56.920 used to prevent it a few years later the same periodical while arguing that developing countries

00:38:01.960 should shift to the inactive polio vaccine that the u.s uses wrote that the opv is quote not only

00:38:07.080 giving kids polio but it also seems to be ineffective at stopping polio transmission to begin with

00:38:12.200 as the british medical journal reported in 2012 quote the most recent mass polio vaccination programs

00:38:17.400 in india fueled by the bill and melinda gates foundation resulted in increased cases of polio

00:38:22.760 according to doctors in india the opv is also causing outbreaks of another disease called non-polio

00:38:27.800 acute flaccid paralysis or npafp after an npafp epidemic paralyzed 490 000 children between 2000 and

00:38:36.040 2017 the doctors published a report suggesting that quote the increase in non-polio acute flaccid paralysis

00:38:42.040 and the later decrease in such cases was indeed an adverse effect of the who's polio immunization

00:38:47.240 program which is chiefly funded by the gates foundation non-polio acute flaccid paralysis is

00:38:53.000 quote clinically indistinguishable from polio but twice as deadly explained keith van harren a

00:38:57.800 neurologist at the stanford school of medicine he said that it quote actually looks just like polio

00:39:02.440 but that term really freaks out the public health people in 2012 the british medical journal noted that

00:39:07.880 polio eradication in india quote has been achieved by renaming the disease that same year the indian

00:39:13.880 journal of medical ethics likened polio eradication efforts in india to the occupation of iraq stating

00:39:20.040 quote when the u.s was badly mired in iraq in 2005 joe galloway suggested that the u.s must simply

00:39:25.880 declare victory and then exit perhaps the time is right for such an honorable strategy with regard to

00:39:31.320 polio eradication however the gates foundation and the who have stayed the course distributing the opv in

00:39:37.560 dozens of countries in syria the gates backed gavi pledged 25 million dollars for polio immunization

00:39:43.880 in 2016. a year later the who reported that 58 children in syria had been paralyzed by the vaccine

00:39:50.600 derived form of the virus despite the scientific consensus against the opv and the opposition to

00:39:55.880 such programs in target countries the oral polio vaccine remains being administered in africa the

00:40:00.520 middle east and south asia as part of aid programs creating windfall profits for pharmaceutical giants

00:40:06.120 who may not have been able to sell their products elsewhere and they've also created a new polio

00:40:10.440 emergency here in new york which could be soon used for all types of virus related restrictions and

00:40:15.160 surveillance for rebel news in new york city i'm jeremy lafredo

Rebel News Podcast - September 17, 2022

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