Part4： CANADA Ablaze - Weaponized Control with Tanya Gaw & Robert Brame, July 2, 2025
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Summary
Robert Brame is a respected forensic arborist with over 20 years of experience in his field, and he s spent a decade researching and analyzing wildfires. In part 4 of this special series, Robert will provide insight into the real causes of the fires that are devastating communities across Canada, many of which, he argues, are not the result of natural events.
Transcript
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And what's on fire? The home. And this is everywhere I go. The metals are on fire.
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It's like putting your car or your house inside of a giant microwave and turning it on.
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Doesn't work too well in the organic matter. It dries it out internally from the inside out,
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but I don't believe they combust unless there's some metal components in the water,
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some type of metals. Who good 30, 40 homes have just turned to white ash.
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And this one was fairly hot, so the trees burned up to some degree,
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but around the perimeter, the forest refused to ignite. It's dried out, cooked, but it just
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wouldn't ignite. And you probably have five to ten different conifers up here,
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mostly in the pine family, and perhaps you have a couple cedars also.
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All those should have burned first, and then the houses second, but it's opposite world.
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Everything that should burn doesn't, and everything that is burning shouldn't.
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It's so good to be with you, friends, and welcome as you join us for another informative show.
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Our guest speaker this evening is Robert Brame, and the title of tonight's show is
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It's July 2nd, 2025, and this is the Empower Hour.
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We are so pleased to welcome Robert Brame back to the Empower Hour.
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Robert is a respected forensic arborist with over 20 years of experience in his field,
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and he's spent a decade researching and analyzing wildfires.
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In part four of this special series, Robert will provide insight into the real causes of the fires
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that are devastating communities across Canada, many of which, he argues,
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If you've missed the previous interviews with Robert, we encourage you to head over to our website
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this week to fully inform yourself of these questionable and unnatural fires that are sweeping
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And now, with you all, please help me welcome Robert Brame.
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This is the third summer, and, you know, what is the factor that brings you back on the show?
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But, you know, it's summer, and the country is on fire again.
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This isn't happening in the dead of winter, of course, and we've got, I think, reasonable concerns.
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Your past shows have just been so compelling in the information and evidence that you've provided.
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Well, I'm glad to be back, and I just needed to get all this information out and try to wake people up to what's really going on with these fires.
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And I know that you're not just focused on America or Canada, that this is happening in countries around the world.
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And the United Nations, in world economic form, are really intent on taking people's land.
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As Klaus Schwab said, you'll owe nothing and be happy.
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So I would imagine that has something to, you know, as a factor in what we're experiencing right now globally around the world.
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Yeah, I think it's happening all over the whole planet, if you will.
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It doesn't matter what city, county, state, or country.
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Before coming on the show, you mentioned you're in California.
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And not that the show is going to be about mass immigration or this invasion.
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But you were saying how the population is really, really changing in your area.
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And how a lot of the Indian population are moving in, buying houses, taking jobs.
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And I said, yeah, yeah, that's again part of this global agenda.
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And it's something called population replacement or the United Nations Global Compact on Migration and so-called sustainable development goals.
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But it is literally to destroy Western democracies.
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And again, to be able to control people, this massive wealth transfer that we're experiencing as well.
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So before we begin the show, because I'm really looking forward to your presentation,
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I want to play this short clip by a fellow named Mario.
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He's always got great clips reporting on things.
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But this one specifically has to do with the fires.
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I relentlessly pursued the truth, regardless of how uncomfortable it is.
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There was a fact check against me by AFP again.
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All I did was read the information that was on Manitoba's website that talked about the fact
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that 99 out of the 109 fires that are happening right now were caused by humans.
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This is directly from the AFP website, Big Cross.
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My caption was, climate change spotted pouring gas in Manitoba.
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Because despite everything we've been told for quite some time now,
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And there can be no revisionist history to point that climate change was the result of these uncontrollable fires
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Before it was published in the news, and Juno News was one of the first to actually report this,
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for mainstream media completely avoids this type of title or narrative, even though it is true.
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I had found this earlier than anyone else because I went on the Manitoba website related to fires.
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While I broke this news first, AFP wants to say that human-caused Manitoba wildfire data
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90% of the wildfires were caused by humans, and as it was reported to me, in confidence,
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several of them were indigenous people who did so because there's disputes internally.
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I saw a little clipping that they have arrested people.
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And it's not supposed to fit the narrative because we know that this climate alarmism,
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everything that they're doing is staged, and it's intentional.
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And I love it that Mario and so many other good commentators are exposing this truth on a daily basis.
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Now, I just have to share a screen because there's another article that I want to share to our audience.
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There were EV vehicles that were coming from overseas, and the ships, you know, they caught on fire.
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Unfortunately, there was even an incident where individuals have died, those working on these cargo ships to get these vehicles into America and Canada.
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I was reporting on this a year ago that EV cars are exploding.
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Even at random, we've got EV bikes where people, I don't know why people have cameras in their homes, kind of freakies me out because they can be kind of tapped into.
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But in this certain scenario, there was a number of people that had the little EV scooters or bikes in their apartments, and the camera caught them just exploding.
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So we kept saying, like, how can you possibly be downtown Vancouver with all these EV vehicles parked in the underground parking and not expect some sort of tragedy is coming?
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They've banned, it says, certain electric vehicles.
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I would say it's anything with an EV battery in it, so I don't know why they said that.
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Electric and hybrid vehicle charging is also now prohibited at terminals and on ships.
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Battery-powered cars with major damage, such as exposed batteries, wiring issues, or fluid leaks will not be allowed to board.
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Those with minor damage not interfering with the power system will have to be approved by the master of the vessel.
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Like, how can he say whether or not this should be approved?
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Inoperable electric vehicles, such as those being towed, are also barred from entry.
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So anybody on the island who needs to get their vehicle to the mainland for whatever reason to get it fixed, even tow trucks, cannot transport the EV vehicles.
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So you would have to have it specifically on some sort of, it was a barge, I believe, that would transport dangerous goods.
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So lithium-ion batteries are widely used, but when damaged or handled improperly, they can pose serious fire risks.
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So that just happens to be, you know, what we're going to hear, be hearing a lot more of.
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And then, of course, what is also happening, let me just stop share, there we go, is that the EV battery companies that Trudeau was lobbying and platforming and on the front line of implementing in Ontario, these plants are going belly up.
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And yet Canadian taxpayer dollars went into it.
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In the green slush fund that we've all heard about as well, hundreds of millions of dollars going to Trudeau's friends, we're all like, where is the money?
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And this is part of this massive wealth transfer.
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So anyways, Robert, before I handed it over to you, I just wanted our viewers to know some extras that are happening in Canada that also support and prove, you know, something very shady is afoot here.
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And it's definitely not for the betterment of the environment, the world, and definitely not American or Canadian citizens.
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And if you would start your presentation, that would be great.
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Well, I wanted to start with Canada and start talking about the fires you're experiencing right now up there.
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I just read the other day, 7.8 million acres have burned in Canada alone.
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It kind of reminds me of two years ago in Canada, where they burned down 43 million acres in Canada.
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That's just an unconscionable amount of acreage.
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In Manitoba, they've already burned 490,000 acres alone.
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And the Shoe Fire, I guess, is the biggest one.
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And I've not researched a history on Canada to see if they've had huge fires for 100 years.
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But it's fairly doubtful, unless you wouldn't have any forest left.
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And the forest looks like it was dead, but not really burned.
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And the only thing on fire was this mobile home, motorhome, I guess.
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That's the only thing in the picture that was on fire.
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I might see a ground fire where the grass or the dirt itself is on fire.
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Because I really believe these fires will go along the ground with no organic materials at all that are burning.
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It's just the ground itself with its water content and the metals that are present in the parent soil.
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I believe those are activated and those are where your flames are coming from.
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And all organic matter above that is igniting because of the liquids in it.
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So I'm going to go through a bunch of these shots and do the best I can to explain what's going on.
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Here's this beautiful home here somebody had burned to the ground.
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I notice that these homes are always completely gone, unless perhaps it's next to a major road and the firemen get there and get it out quick.
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But you look in the background of the house that's missing, and all you see is trees.
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Pine trees are some of the most flammable trees in the world.
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And there's the namesake of a fire, a forest fire.
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When I get to these sites and analyze them, it's rare I find glass.
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If I do, it's usually melted and flowing away from the house.
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I'm not sure what type of temperatures these get to.
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Auto glass in our vehicles starts to melt out at 2,500 degrees.
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And perhaps the flow in onto the inside of the car or out onto the street, it might go up to 27 or even 3,000 degrees.
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And mostly the number one thing they're burning are homes and businesses.
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I will see forests dead with the trunk of the trees black.
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But the needles will still be hanging on these trees.
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And that's the number one fuel in a forest fire is the needles.
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The only exception is if they're right next to a house within 6 or 10 feet.
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In California and Southern Oregon, I've been to 46 fire aftermaths now in eight years.
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And I'll spend a whole day at these fire sites and take many photographs and analyze everything I can.
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And so here's one of your windows in this truck.
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Every single window I have seen in eight years or nine years, they've always been melted out.
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Anything attached to the metal itself is melted out.
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Even your aluminum blocks on these engines are melted out.
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And there's not enough combustible materials in the engine compartment to warrant this kind of burn pattern.
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Belts, hoses, plastics in there cannot get to those temperatures to achieve melting aluminum blocks.
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Yet, I will see some of these puddles 30 feet flowing away from a vehicle.
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And there's no combustible materials along the way as they flow away.
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And they will come out in chunks or they will melt out.
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It's rare to find anything that's different unless the firemen get there quick enough.
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Whatever parts and components are aluminum, they've melted out.
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And now a forest fire tops out at 1,472 degrees.
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That's the max, unless you're adding some type of accelerant.
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And here these windows are melting out above that at 2,500 degrees.
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So there's a lot of questions there on how could that even happen.
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Many of the vehicles are sitting by themselves, away from structures, trees, dirt, just sitting out in the dirt or pavement, and nothing around them.
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These trees look like they're related to aspen or poplar, which are high-water-holding capacity trees.
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So I didn't expect much damage to them, except internally.
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Our water-loving trees or high-water-holding capacity trees are actually burning from the inside out.
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And that's the microwave technology that they're using against us, basically.
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The pine trees won't burn as much as a water lover.
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And up there in Canada, it looks like you have at least four different poplars up there.
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The aspen, the balsam poplar, the narrow-leaf poplar, and black cottonwood.
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They all belong to the populous genus in the willow family.
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And, of course, you have many species of willow.
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When I find those two types of trees, they are burning internally.
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And sometimes the leaves will not even incinerate.
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When the leaves are hanging on the ground, they will not burn.
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And you take good note at the wood, where mostly it burns, where the metal components are.
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Bolts, hinges, screws, things like that, and even wires.
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And in the background, there's like a swampy area that's a little black.
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The liquids actually are burning, like Lahaina in Hawaii.
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They're brown, but I can't see they're burned up.
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It's like putting your car or your house inside of a giant microwave and turning it on.
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It doesn't work too well in the organic matter.
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It dries it out internally from the inside out.
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But I don't believe they combust unless there's some metal components in the water.
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Boy, good 30, 40 homes have just turned to white ash.
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And this one was fairly hot, so the trees burned up to some degree.
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But around the perimeter, the forest refused to ignite.
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It's dried out, cooked, but it just wouldn't ignite.
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And you probably have 5 to 10 different conifers up here, mostly in the pine family.
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All those should have burned first, and then the houses second.
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Only the closest trees to the house seem to burn up.
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Most of the time, I will find deciduous trees that lose their leaves in the wintertime
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and hold more water than the conifers, I will see those burn first.
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The ones with the most water, generally from the inside out and up and down the length of the trunk,
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That, I believe, is the cambial fluids just inside the bark,
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the most active vascular part of the tree where all your liquids go up and down.
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And I believe that's what's being ignited and turning the tree black.
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Okay, I'm going to switch over now to another area.
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I want to show folks what a real firestorm would look like.
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Up near the volcano Mount Lassen, Northern California.
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The forest is burned and left holes, sometimes limbless, cut in half, or burned to a low stump,
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And this is probably two to three years later because the greenery is coming back.
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A lot of people try to find these pictures, and they're actually off the Internet.
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The ones you'll find are back from the 1910, 1913.
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I'm going to show some pictures around California and go over materials a little bit.
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This is Paradise, the Great Paradise Fire in California in 2018, where approximately 18,000 homes were turned to white ash.
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Our number one forestry in California is a ponderosa pine.
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And, by the way, it burns more often than any other species in our state.
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Homes below them, around them, in between them.
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What kind of forest fire goes up and down and forgets to burn the forest?
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Also, there's a row of Italian cypress down there on the left.
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For whatever reason, the Italian cypress seem to combust.
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And I think it's something to do with their sap.
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That's the temperature for most of your pine trees.
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It's a picture I took down out of San Francisco, California, where they burned down Big Basin State Park that was filled with redwood trees.
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But on the coast, Highway 1, with the ocean behind me, I'm looking at blue gum eucalyptus.
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For anybody that knows, the eucalyptus genus has some of the most flammable or combustible leaves on the planet.
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The fire went under the trees, turned the trunks black for 40, 50 feet, but they didn't burn one leaf.
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See, I can take a cigarette lighter out of my pocket and light these trees on fire, even a green leaf.
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What kind of flame will not ignite a eucalyptus?
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And that's where I start talking some sort of microwave energy.
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I've been studying this for a while now, and the different energy weapons we're hearing about is different lasers, or maser, with an M, scalar waves.
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But I've spoken with a man that builds robots, actually, and he informed me that this weapon is actually called near-infrared,
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and you cannot see it coming down from wherever it's being launched.
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So near-infrared is the closest we've got to it, and we even believe 5G may have a smaller component to these fires.
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And some folks even talk about the smart meters on our houses, which that might even play into it.
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Multiple technologies, and we're just trying to figure out which one is correct.
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Like your cottonwoods I mentioned up north, your poplar genus, this is our largest in California.
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In the western states, called a Fremont cottonwood.
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Burned from the inside out, and it's in a spring.
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Huge hot flames, but it refused to ignite a leaf.
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We're dealing with a different type of flame here.
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It looks like lightning hit this thing for an hour.
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Amazing pictures I've taken in the last eight years.
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In Canada, if people want to go out and analyze these fire aftermaths, there's key components that need to be looked at.
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Besides all your trees that hold the most water, and they're usually in the riparian corridors, the creeks, lakes, springs, rivers, or marshy lands.
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All the rubber is completely gone, and there's steel belts in a coil.
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And then maybe one out of 200 tires, it looks like this.
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I change lenses, put a close-up lens on, and they're polyester cord.
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And I believe there's one steel belt, the cord, if you will, that holds it on the rim, right on the edge of the tire here, the inside edge.
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But this is the way I find them, and they're laying right in the fire area.
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It's black everywhere, and they're untouched, unscathed completely.
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And these could be six feet apart, and there's that rubber tire.
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I'll pick it up and move it to make sure it wasn't just rolled there.
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Yeah, whoever's going around and stealing all your or clearing off your lot, taking your house away, they usually take everything.
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Clear your lot so there'd be no evidence left, and I'm not even sure they know that they're getting rid of evidence.
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The burn marks will be around nails, screws, bolts, hinges, any other type of metals.
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And if the barbed wire's wrapped enough times around it, it will burn mostly where the most wrapping is.
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It was called the Oak Fire, Mariposa City, California, right next to Yosemite National Park.
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They put an old gentleman in jail and pinned it on him.
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They're framing him, and they have 16 felonies against him.
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And I found this board, as well as many other anomalies, a two-by-four.
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And the only place it burned is where every nail was hammered into it to hold the fence together.
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It was litter out next to the street, so I felt I could collect it.
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This will be on the cover of my book when it gets printed late this summer, Microwave Forest Fires.
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Another picture of mine, this is the Fawn Fire up in Redding, California, near the volcano Mount Shasta.
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They put a blonde-haired lady in jail, and I found this whole fence line that looked like this.
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Why were the nails on fire, and the fire didn't continue to climb up the post?
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These are things to look at in your fires in Canada.
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If you can get there quick enough and they let you in there, look for your fences.
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Look for the metal fasteners and see how they burn.
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Look at the burn patterns and share it with everybody.
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These are all different posts from all different fires.
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And also, these wooden posts will burn at the ground, because I really do believe the ground itself is on fire.
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You notice the bottoms are always burned, but that fire refused to climb up, burn the whole post, and drop the nails on the ground.
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Any kind of wood, this is some type of cedar, either incense or red cedar from California.
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Tall, split-rail fence, all in place it wanted to burn, where the nails were.
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And where the most wrapping of the wire is, and there's a bunch of nails with it.
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And, of course, the media would tell you, the flying embers flew up there and just happened to land where all the metals are.
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This was a parking block off of Highway 101 north of San Francisco.
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The only place it burned is where the bolts were attached to the stud going into the ground.
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And I have two or three to show each one's different.
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That's the only place it burned, which has been taken away now.
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Another fire locally here in the San Francisco Bay Area where they burned down some older folks' home.
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All the new houses were left alone, and the oldest property there burned like this.
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That was June 1st last year called the Corral Fire.
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And it actually started on the property of Lawrence Livermore Atomic Research Lab where they build the trillion-watt laser.
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This one started right on their property behind their building and then burned all the way over to Highway 5, our main freeway going north-south through California.
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Even the neighbor's fence line looked like this.
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Many of them are burned only at the top, and the bolt just lays there.
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And then the bottom will have some burning also.
00:32:05.780
This is that mobile home park in our California Delta.
00:32:11.820
The only wood on the property is the deck to get inside.
00:32:17.020
Nice, old, dry wood that's so beat up, it should have burned first.
00:32:23.600
There's your door to get inside the mobile home.
00:32:26.040
It didn't burn anywhere on that wood, as well as these other items in the foreground.
00:32:30.720
Even the side of the coach, the wood didn't even turn black.
00:32:39.800
And in the background on the left, these are eucalyptus.
00:32:46.200
And I move these around to make sure there's no leaves on them or anything.
00:32:53.680
I move that bag of soil just to look underneath of it.
00:33:01.440
This was all in Calistoga, where all our hot springs are in the wine country.
00:33:05.760
There was a house that had all these different items.
00:33:09.340
And back at Big Basin, they wouldn't let you in the park for two years.
00:33:13.680
So when I drove around the perimeter, I saw the homes burned.
00:33:16.500
And the forest was brown, but I can't say the trees actually burned up.
00:33:20.020
And here's a plastic swimming pool with not one hole in it.
00:33:28.360
There's a lot of talk about the blue tarps and paint on homes that possibly they don't burn because of the blue spectrum, if you will.
00:33:44.520
Even in the foreground on the left, that's a deer fence to put around these little fruit trees here.
00:33:52.840
These redwood trees are the tallest trees in the world.
00:33:55.040
And these here are, oh, 100 feet tall probably.
00:33:58.280
Black all the way up, but the needles refuse to burn.
00:34:04.020
Another thing I'd like people to wake up if they can get to these fires is look for stockpiles of things that didn't burn, like this one.
00:34:13.520
All the plastics on the bottom of how many properties.
00:34:16.800
They brought all the garbage bins together, different fencing, wood, all these things that should have burned that didn't.
00:34:23.760
And they were preparing to take them off-site so nobody would notice.
00:34:31.460
These are the two tallest trees in the world, I think.
00:34:35.040
Coastal redwood and Douglas fir, king of the pine family.
00:34:38.580
The Douglas fir is actually the second tallest tree in the world now.
00:34:48.720
Probably as they're cooling off, they actually break apart.
00:34:53.520
But not hot enough to melt the steel of the car.
00:34:56.260
I think that hovers around 4,000 degrees, but the windows start there melting at 2,500, and perhaps all the way to 3,000.
00:35:05.780
This is another thing I want to point out to people.
00:35:08.520
If they find the log piles, and they're going to take them off to the mill after one of these fires, look at the ends.
00:35:20.660
They should not have that amount of heartwood in the middle.
00:35:24.220
It should be a little tiny brown area, because these things will be 15 or up to 20 feet across.
00:35:37.000
Really, there should be white sap, almost 100% through and through, and a little bit of brown in the middle, possibly.
00:35:44.740
But these were cooked internally from the inside out.
00:35:52.820
In the last 33 years of doing tree work, when I cut them down, they're all white inside.
00:36:12.200
That's a really important thing for arborists to understand, and firemen.
00:36:21.480
You'll find the homes like this, only metals and stonework left, and I don't care what species of trees.
00:36:28.400
Here's a deodara cedar, left of the center, the narrow, skinny one, from the Himalayas.
00:36:38.720
Behind it is our lowland foothill pine, or digger pine.
00:36:42.620
Also the one on the left, the multi-branched one.
00:36:48.480
And there's valley oak here, black oak, and blue oak, and interior live oak.
00:36:56.500
And that's where the lady's in jail for two or three years now.
00:37:05.260
I want to talk about the Los Angeles fires in January.
00:37:10.140
We had the Palisades Fire and the Eton Fire, where they intend to put the 2028 Olympics.
00:37:26.700
This is why they've taken the word forest out of forest fires.
00:37:30.800
Because the forest isn't burning anymore, and they don't want to let anybody wake up to this.
00:37:46.440
And a few people actually, their homes survived.
00:37:51.000
So I wanted to move around a lot so you could see that it's happening all over the world.
00:37:57.820
Flowing way out here, 10 feet away from the vehicle.
00:38:02.380
In the background, these are tory pines, a native of our Southern California coast.
00:38:11.960
I've analyzed fires around the world, just looking at the computers.
00:38:17.620
Lahaina, Greece, Italy, France, London, England.
00:38:22.760
Your Fort McMurray, Canada, in Leighton or Litton up there.
00:38:42.300
So you'll find the same type of photos on the Internet from every country.
00:38:48.480
This is an old shot that somebody else took from the air of Santa Rosa.
00:38:56.940
At the top's McDonald's, the gas station to the right, and the left is Jack's in a box.
00:39:01.960
They've all been eliminated, except for the metals and stonework.
00:39:10.760
African sumac, Peruvian or California pepper, and Chinese pistache or pistachio.
00:39:18.000
Actually, the only tree I saw in this whole area that burned was just out of the screen at the top.
00:39:26.600
The whole thing was completely cooked and dead.
00:39:33.820
We have Highway 101 here with six lanes of highway.
00:39:45.700
I'm sure you have pear and apple orchards up there everywhere.
00:39:51.680
This had short grass everywhere, like in the background.
00:39:54.620
How could it possibly be burned through a wall?
00:40:02.140
The bottoms burned, where all the liquids were.
00:40:07.800
They're probably sprouting out from the ground.
00:40:13.980
And some of them, far worse, burned all the way through.
00:40:17.560
And the grass in the background, of course, couldn't have done this.
00:40:20.240
You could put four-foot grass against this thing, light it on fire.
00:40:22.860
It'd burn right past it and would not do this at all.
00:40:25.900
You'd have to have caneline and firewood to do this kind of damage.
00:40:28.420
Trees are burning from the inside out, like I said.
00:40:33.140
This is probably a California bay, our native bay tree.
00:40:38.640
They're leaning over the road, so they cut them down.
00:40:41.000
While I get there quick enough, I see many of these cavities in the middle.
00:40:45.200
And this is compacted soils around it, where there's no weeds growing.
00:40:50.060
Vehicles and tractors and trucks drive around it as a turnaround, so the weeds can hardly grow.
00:41:01.000
And mostly it's the trees that hold the most water, not the sappy conifers that should be burning,
00:41:07.560
at least from the outside in, which that isn't happening either.
00:41:10.840
This was a half mile away from the fire, in the middle of a grape vineyard, all by itself.
00:41:20.120
Nothing was on fire, just the tree from the inside out.
00:41:27.500
Just amazing, this technology we're dealing with.
00:41:35.460
What we really have to do is find out who's making these weapons, the manufacturers, what companies,
00:41:44.400
the operators of all these systems, and where they're at.
00:41:48.040
We have to get in there and figure out who's doing this so we can put some type of a stop to it.
00:42:00.140
Some are around half are deciduous, and the other half are evergreen.
00:42:02.840
One thing they all have in common, they hold a ton of water.
00:42:09.960
Very drought-tolerant trees, but they don't have a high evaporation rate out of their leaves.
00:42:16.440
They have a very low transpiration rate where the water actually goes out of the leaves.
00:42:21.400
They'll open up their leaves more at night and transfer their liquids.
00:42:26.160
So they hold their water, and when I cut them open, sometimes they will geyser water an inch above the cut I made with my chainsaw.
00:42:36.500
An inch of a geyser, just pressure, shooting the water up.
00:42:43.380
There's also piles of stuff they're taking away.
00:42:50.560
I probably spoke about this before in one of our other previous videos.
00:42:55.020
Real important to get in there early and see what they're not, what didn't burn, and what they're piling up to take off your property.
00:43:04.480
Many of these things here should have burned or melted.
00:43:08.700
The hoses, the little pots, the chair, the PVC, all kinds of stuff.
00:43:16.760
They're just throwing everything in a pile and taking it off site.
00:43:23.120
I wanted to finish with this nice rattlesnake picture I took.
00:43:51.420
I appreciate that you are teaching our viewers what to look for.
00:43:56.480
And I would imagine, especially in Manitoba and Saskatchewan right now, and other areas that are being hardest hit,
00:44:05.640
How do we get onto our property as well to get this evidence?
00:44:09.120
Because generally, in Canada anyways, and I don't know if that's the same in the U.S.
00:44:13.680
They usually have the police prohibiting people from going back to their property.
00:44:19.200
Is that the same of what you experience in the U.S. as well?
00:44:25.820
And the first thing they see on the media, that's for the thieves that might come in there.
00:44:32.280
And a few houses that are in there, why wouldn't they just let people go into their houses?
00:44:37.720
To me, they're just protecting all the evidence that's there, like they did in Lahaina, put in a fence around it.
00:44:44.660
They don't want us to take pictures and share it to the world and show the actual truth.
00:44:49.260
Yes, there's always a thief somewhere, but I don't believe their rhetoric at all.
00:44:53.040
And if they don't let you in these giant fires, some of these little ones, five or ten acres,
00:44:58.660
if you find out there's a house been burned, a fence, a creek area, a lot of these fires follow the riparian creeks.
00:45:06.140
They go along the creek, and they don't even climb out of the creek valley and go up the hill.
00:45:10.720
They just follow the water source, which is, of course, what electrical currents would do.
00:45:21.560
Well, everything you're doing, you're talking about, right?
00:45:26.660
So I want to first say you have a new book coming out, and I believe you mentioned the title during the show, Microwave Forest Fires?
00:45:35.080
Because when we first had you, I think it was the first time we had you on the show.
00:45:38.780
And like I say, we've done a series of three, so this will be number four.
00:45:42.000
And I remember our team taking a microwave and then putting one of your images inside it
00:45:46.900
and showing the white ash houses with all the trees standing and calling it this microwave effect.
00:45:52.860
And that's when we started to learn about direct energy weaponry.
00:45:56.620
You know, you think this is something out of a conspiracy theorist movie or something out of Hollywood.
00:46:02.640
But the more that we had you on the show and the more that we were viewing the evidence and information you had,
00:46:09.920
it's like, yeah, there's no way to deny that this is actually happening.
00:46:13.640
And what you're just saying about it following a path of water as well, scientifically.
00:46:19.200
Can I ask you, what does the fire department say?
00:46:23.420
Do you run into many firefighters where you're having the conversations and bringing this up?
00:46:33.760
They won't teach them about this, what's going on with these.
00:46:37.060
And I believe any of them that are speaking up and talking to people above them,
00:46:41.680
they're probably shut down quick and told to be quiet or they'll be fired, lose their retirement.
00:46:47.620
But I don't believe they're being educated on trees that are flammable, combustibility rates of any of the trees.
00:46:53.640
And they would only have to learn about five, you know, the pines, the eucalyptus and the California Bay or a few others.
00:47:00.580
The only two that I know of is John Lord, who passed away, and Matt Dakin, who's still a good friend of mine.
00:47:06.940
Two 30-year fire captains that analyze Paradise and Santa Rosa.
00:47:12.960
But they have a little outdoor training and they camp and they're used to what fires really do,
00:47:20.620
And we have awful long talks together, the three of us or two of us now, Matt and I.
00:47:39.820
One of the trips he took was with Deborah Tavares.
00:47:42.700
Many of your viewers probably heard of Deborah, who's become a friend of mine also.
00:47:46.960
And, you know, when you talked about the smart meters about three weeks ago, I got my bill in the mail.
00:47:55.740
And then they said, oh, and by the way, you know, they're going to put a new meter on your house.
00:47:59.280
And I've already told them years ago, no, you're not.
00:48:01.480
So I called and I said, I've received this notice and I want you to know right now, I'm not having any smart meter installed into my home.
00:48:12.240
And they say, oh, you know, it's a standard and it's fine.
00:48:14.380
And, you know, this is the direction that we're going.
00:48:17.320
And I said, look, I know that these are causing harm and you know that these are causing harm.
00:48:25.800
And then they tried to say that the government of Canada has approved them.
00:48:30.900
And I said, don't don't even go there with me about what the government has or hasn't approved, even with 5G, because they've never updated it in something like 60 years to say what kind of EMF and energy coming into your home is actually safe.
00:48:46.200
And with 5G, never mind with 4G, the United Nations had deemed it a carcinogenic.
00:48:53.920
So, you know, what kind of chemicals that are sprayed on trees and some of them they're banning because they're a carcinogenic.
00:49:02.720
They go penetrate the skin and they're making people sick, causing cancer and other harms.
00:49:11.940
And the fact that it's carcinogenic, the fact that it actually penetrates your skin and it is causing people, as we have mentioned, to have that microwave effect where you feel like sometimes it's like, you know, there's just, I don't want to say this extra energy in the air, but something is disrupting our system.
00:49:29.480
And that we're being overloaded with it in our homes with all of this new technology.
00:49:36.320
And I would say to our viewers, start saying no.
00:49:41.080
So, again, I say that, but now you'd have to dig, dig for it, I would imagine, on the Internet to have any of this available.
00:49:49.340
A good friend of mine, Orleans, who writes books about 5G, and I've spoken at her house and other churches up north in Santa Rosa.
00:50:02.640
And in her little court in the Tubbs fire, that was Santa Rosa, she had her smart meter taken off of her house.
00:50:11.500
When the fire came, it burned everybody's house to the ground, but not hers.
00:50:16.980
And you can find her books, I can't pronounce her last name, but that's Orleans, who's become a great friend and done some videos with me and with Matt Dakin.
00:50:28.260
Same with Michelle Melendez, the lady that wrote the book, The Great Maui Land Grab.
00:50:35.140
She put me in her book and put Matt in the book also.
00:50:38.800
And I had to say something about this climate change.
00:50:43.720
I usually know every flower, urn, shrub, vine, and tree in the whole state.
00:50:51.520
Before I even left high school, I knew over 4,000 plants.
00:50:57.420
But I've been climbing mountains for half a century.
00:51:12.660
I'm looking for everything they talk about in this climate change.
00:51:27.700
So you would see those changes, though, I would imagine, in some of the national parks that they're setting on fire.
00:51:33.040
I remember last year we had you on the show when Jasper, here in Alberta, went up.
00:51:40.260
And, again, you proved that there were anomalies.
00:51:43.620
And then once we started to research it as well, the mayors and city council, or one of the city councillors,
00:51:49.080
had just attended an Ottawa event with all of the different mayors.
00:51:55.260
And it was focused on pretty much, you could say, the 15-minute city strategy.
00:52:01.160
And so when they came back, he was very excited to implement this strategy.
00:52:06.620
Next thing you know, there's this massive fire.
00:52:12.360
Does the province, does the federal government own the land or the province or the people?
00:52:19.120
And people deserve to be in jail, but it's not the ones that are resting.
00:52:22.900
Somebody in the chat was talking about Ed Wackerman from the Oak Fire, who has apparently something like 16 charges against him.
00:52:32.060
And he's been in prison for over two years without bail.
00:52:37.180
There's no way that he could have started this fire and ran.
00:52:40.920
I happened to go to that fire before he was arrested, 140 miles from my house, close to Yosemite.
00:52:51.460
I spent the whole day there before I came home, took pictures everywhere, and included that board in there.
00:52:57.000
Then, oh, maybe a year later, I find out this guy's in jail.
00:53:00.040
So I called his lawyer up, spoke to his lawyer, and told him, watch some of my videos.
00:53:10.000
And I told him, I'm going to be in that courtroom for the first case.
00:53:21.720
He saw me, and he walked over to the prosecutor, whispered something to him, and they're both looking at me and whispering.
00:53:28.520
All three were together, whispering, looking at me.
00:53:31.740
Then a judge went back up to his podium and canceled the court date.
00:53:40.840
And I've talked to Ed Wakeerman's daughter, Julia.
00:53:43.600
Julie, she's up in Alaska and wants me to help him.
00:53:46.420
I want to take that board and put it in there and fry these fire investigators.
00:53:54.680
Well, anyway, I'd like to do something about it.
00:54:00.780
All over California, they're putting people in jail that have done nothing.
00:54:04.540
Well, I've got to imagine that your evidence would be beyond dispute.
00:54:09.380
And the person that is here today, it's Ammon, obviously advocating for Ed and has a heart for that as well.
00:54:19.480
And so it looks like, does that mean potentially, possibly, that this individual's lawyer could be in on it?
00:54:27.740
And so they need to fire this lawyer and they need to find somebody else.
00:54:32.180
So if anybody knows of a lawyer in this area who is willing to take on big, bad government, this is just this is a fight worth fighting.
00:54:41.020
And because this is definitely a conspiracy against the citizens of California and individuals to put them wrongfully, you know, in prison to shut them up.
00:54:51.980
And I guess send a clear message to anybody else that would dare to question the current scenario.
00:55:00.240
And this poor old guy, 73 years old, he's a diabetic.
00:55:05.220
When he let him in the courtroom, they didn't have him cross the room and sit with the other people.
00:55:09.120
He sat right next to the door, you know, on the very corner of the courtroom, all chained up like some horrible convict.
00:55:17.440
And when they arrested him, they told him, come on down to town.
00:55:22.080
Halfway down the road somewhere, all the cops were there with all their guns drawn on this poor old gentleman.
00:55:27.460
And they said, people saw him running from the fire.
00:55:35.160
And, of course, when you see it on YouTube, anything about this, almost 100 percent of the people responding say, oh, put the guy in jail and they're against him because that's on the media.
00:55:45.740
Well, the medias, you know, but I've been there before.
00:55:48.960
And then when I went to the court case, I was there for three days.
00:55:52.460
I analyzed all over the place and found more anomalies.
00:55:57.460
Well, we're going to hope and pray that, Robert, you're going to be able to provide the evidence.
00:56:03.660
We're going to pray for your safety and security as all of us are on the front line here exposing this evil agenda.
00:56:09.580
You know, there's a major advantage because now in the United States, you've got Donald Trump at the helm, who is passing a lot of policies to come up against, for instance, geoengineering.
00:56:21.040
And, well, you know, with Robert Kennedy about making America healthy again, as far as your production of food is concerned and the chemicals that are sprayed on them.
00:56:34.340
And I know that somebody, I think it's Wilma here, has asked about the Jasper fires.
00:56:40.520
One of the things she's saying is that there was multiple acres.
00:56:43.680
You had just mentioned at the beginning of the show that millions of acres are being burned.
00:56:51.140
Previously in fires in the last couple of years, in the Okanagan, there was a fire.
00:56:57.280
And there were witnesses who said that there was spraying done in advance of these fires happening, which some people felt caused them to ignite and burn more extensively.
00:57:11.560
Are you experiencing or witnessing anything like that?
00:57:17.360
Evidence is just what I've seen on the flora, because I know almost every plant I see.
00:57:23.100
If it's an accelerant, it's not working on the trees, lest the needles would burn.
00:57:28.600
The first thing on a tree would burn is the needles, especially pine family.
00:57:33.660
Only, like I said, close to metal structures or a river, but there's liquids.
00:57:40.640
So I can't believe it's an actual accelerant for the forest, because they're not burning.
00:57:47.780
But what about the hectares in Canada where the forests are actually burning?
00:57:53.900
Or are you saying that they're igniting, but that they're not burning to the extent that normal natural fires do?
00:58:02.000
Now, I've not seen all of those areas, but everyone I've looked at, you know, 46 or 43, the needles are on the trees after the fire.
00:58:10.640
Then they fall off in the next two or three weeks.
00:58:16.160
And you saw my picture of a normal forest fire.
00:58:20.700
That's the way it should be, especially when they say, oh, it's a horrific firestorm.
00:58:28.840
Like I said, I've been climbing mountains for 50 years.
00:58:31.300
I have tons of pictures of fires, real ones, what they really look like, and they don't leave the trees.
00:58:38.480
Yeah, well, I remember when I was a kid, my family always, I live in BC in the lower mainland, and we would go to the Okanagan for a summer vacation every year.
00:58:48.000
And there was multiple times where we would drive through the mountains and a fire had ravaged.
00:58:54.000
And as you say, it looked exactly like what you had said, just absolutely burned, destroyed, just black sticks sticking out of the ground.
00:59:03.320
And last year, a year before, I was driving the Coquihalla into the interior again, and it's exactly as you're describing.
00:59:13.360
I mean, they talked about paradise, where, oh, the wind was going so fast, it was 70 to 80 miles an hour, and like, great.
00:59:26.440
I never felt the wind that went around my legs.
00:59:36.180
Now, on previous shows, when you were on, and I really do encourage people to, I know there was some repeat today, but a lot of it was new.
00:59:43.360
But on one of the other shows, you had shown where there was fires igniting under the earth.
00:59:51.220
And I found that, well, one, very, very concerning, because how would it ignite randomly under the earth?
01:00:06.460
I always show up a month later, the fire's out, maybe a little smoldering somewhere.
01:00:14.380
It's the fluids of the trees that are being ignited.
01:00:18.060
And, of course, underground, the oxygen levels, it's oxygen-starved.
01:00:30.300
And there's tunnels going everywhere from where the stump was.
01:00:38.680
But I'm not going to rule out the water lovers, either.
01:00:40.980
You see what the Fremont cottonwoods and all the different aspen and so forth.
01:00:44.660
I've seen horrific ones where there's only the outer bark left.
01:00:53.580
They don't burn unless they're by water or metals, mostly metals, whether it's ferrous or not.
01:00:59.580
And all these technologies, I think there's a crossover of technologies.
01:01:02.700
And maybe they even hire some arsonists to set some real fires.
01:01:07.340
Well, I'm wondering what the technology is about.
01:01:10.220
Because you know that in a microwave, you need moisture in the microwave for it to work.
01:01:16.780
And one of the questions was, what is the scientific explanation for water burning?
01:01:25.600
I just know the vascular system of the tree is ignited.
01:01:29.920
Put a glass of water in your microwave versus a glass of chili.
01:01:42.140
I know the molecules are moving faster, agitated.
01:01:48.080
I'm still trying to find out what the composition of the flame is.
01:01:55.340
And we know what metal does in a microwave as well.
01:01:57.720
Anybody that's put a teacup in the microwave by accident knows that there's going to be some
01:02:06.860
And so again, without having any firm evidence of this, the question is, how do we get the real
01:02:14.060
evidence to find out who is doing this and why?
01:02:18.520
That's been one of the questions is like, what's the point?
01:02:23.140
Well, in Canada, we know that we have vast amounts of ranch land, for instance, that the
01:02:30.900
globalists want to get rid of the cattle industry.
01:02:34.140
I'm in contact with one of the ranching associations because they're very concerned for multiple
01:02:42.460
There's a couple of ways that they're coming after them.
01:02:45.140
They're, of course, with the Indian land grabs that, you know, were white colonists that owe
01:02:50.880
everything, you know, back to the Indians, etc.
01:02:53.560
So they're trying to take any rich land that is tied to, interestingly, a water source like
01:03:04.720
And then, of course, what better way as well to clear people off their land or people don't
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want to move to the interior or get 80 acres of land anymore or 1,000 acres of land?
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Because if those fires come, what will the consequence be, especially for ranchers with all those
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cattle? And then, as well, we were discussing before the show that you can't even get insurance
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So they're really trying to force people to lose their land, to give up their property,
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to move into controllable locations like 15-minute cities.
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So at the end of the show, I will bring up our 15-minute city page because I'm sure people
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And, you know, what we would recommend is that you take videos and information like this
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and you start sitting down with your mayor and city council, your MLA, your MP, and you
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And because they're going to maybe call you conspiracy theorists, then you say, okay, fair
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How about you watch the information that I've been researching and then let's have another
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And if they reject that, then they're either ignorant, lazy, or they know what's going on
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But for the majority of the times, for a lot of the time, what we're finding is that a lot
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of these elected officials aren't looking past the end of their nose or CNN or global news.
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And so that's where we have a real opportunity as citizens across the country to get in and
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And then with Action for Canada, we have a 15-minute city notice of liability against
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the 15-minute cities, but it covers all of this climate change propaganda.
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I mean, this initiative is coming from an unelected global body that are interfering with our democracy.
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And that is considered in America and in the United States as treason.
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And when you have a counselor that got elected or an MLA who is not that aware but just wanted
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to run for office, maybe the perks, whatever reason, and all of a sudden they're seeing
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the evidence that you have, it's compelling, and now you're threatening them with personal
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liability, they begin to get a little more interested in what you have to say.
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So, Robert, what other suggestions do you have?
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Two more things is, and this is for everybody, I'm not going to get rich off this book.
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Any of the photographs I shared, especially my own that I took, anybody in the world can
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And I told Michelle that in Hawaii, use my photos any way you want, if you need evidence.
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Can I ask you, when is your book going to be published?
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There's still quite a bit of things to put in it.
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And the way things are going right now, I might add more fire after mass.
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Robert, when your book is published, please let us know, because this would be an amazing
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resource for our viewers to purchase and then purchase extra copies and actually deliver
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them, send them to as many elected officials in your community as possible and ask them
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Like, don't just expect that you're going to send a book.
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Maybe the video may be easier, but we need answers and we need people to be investigating
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We need the fire department, the chiefs to be pressed in on as well.
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They have a responsibility here, just like our RCMP, our Federal Policing Service.
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They've been silenced in response to all of the radical extremists coming into our country.
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And they've taken an oath to serve and protect who?
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And then as well, if these fire departments have been infiltrated or we have weak-kneed chiefs,
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spineless chiefs that are there and don't want to go against the grain because they know
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as well something is suspicious and that these fires aren't natural and are too afraid to
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speak up about it, they need to hear the public backlash.
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And I think once this starts to build, then we're going to see this change.
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So, Robert, do you have any word in closing for our audience?
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Just hope and pray that we can stem the tide and get everybody on board and work together
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to stop this evil that's permeating the planet.
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Well, thank you for your expertise in sharing that with us.
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And I always send the Empower Hour out in the weekly news email as well.
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So you can always, if you haven't joined Action for Canada, please sign up with us and then
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you'll be sure to readily get all of this information.
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So I hope that you will give us a thumbs up when we launch this on Rumble.
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We are beginning to also upload our Empower Hours to YouTube.
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We've been banned in the past, but Dr. McCullough told us last week, no, you can put anything
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on YouTube because Trump has lifted all of the censorship down in the United States.
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So let's see if Action for Canada will last on YouTube and see if we can, you know, reach
01:08:39.560
So please assist us on that, share our information and take us serious.
01:08:43.580
Like, don't just watch this program and say, yeah, you know, that's good ideas to share
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Because as our voice rises together in unity, that is truly when we see that we are making
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And we're going to just expose the corruption and those who are behind this.
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Next week, as our guest, it's going to be Ted Kuntz.
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I am excited to have him on the show because we're going to be talking about this measles scare
01:09:14.980
There has been a massive rise in parents' vaccine hesitancy, immunization hesitancy, of course,
01:09:23.180
because of all the evidence coming out that the immunizations are causing vaccine injury
01:09:30.800
And they've been covering this information up for a long time.
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But with Trump at the helm down in the United States and Robert Kennedy Jr.
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at the helm as well, they are exposing Big Pharma.
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They're talking about the adjuvants that are, those are the metals that are in the vaccines.
01:09:49.760
And the other day, I have a report where the mercury is being banned from the flu shots.
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These are things that travel through your body.
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And some reports have said, and we had Dr. McCullough on last week, some reports have
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claimed, and there is evidence of it, that as this moves through your system, autism is
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increased, autoimmune, along with other ingredients that they've included.
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And as Dr. McCullough said last week, when you combine ingredients, that adds to the heightened
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chance that your child will have a vaccine injury.
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Anyways, Ted Kuntz is going to come on, and he's going to provide this information much
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We're also going to cover pregnancy and how Big Pharma is really trying to push vaccines
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for pregnant women, what the results are of that, and the warnings.
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Ted and Vaccine Choice Canada are just doing a phenomenal job.
01:10:51.540
They have a couple of new guides for pregnancy, as well as regarding child immunization.
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After over 30 years of ringing the bell about vaccines, Ted and his team are finally having
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the voice and the platform where people are ready to listen.
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And then the Bible verse for today, it's actually a number of verses.
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I mean, we could be so naturally freaking out about the fires and about, you know, all
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But Hebrews 13, 15 says, take one day at a time.
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And then it says, remember all things work together for good.
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Philippians 4, 6, start every day with prayer and thanksgiving.
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We're in this mess because Canada, America, and the Western nations that are founded on
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And they allowed all of this evil to enter our land and into our schools and into our government
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And we have that promise and assurance as well.
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And then the Lord will never leave you nor forsake you.
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Where the spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.
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So, we want to fill Canada once again with the spirit of the Lord.
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Proclaim the name of the Lord Jesus Christ who died and rose again for our sins.
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He is the Son of God who sits at the right hand of the Father waiting for just the right
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We won't know the time or the hour, so we need to be prepared.
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And as a country, we need to get right with him.
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And there's that promise that it says that if we will humble ourselves and pray that he
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And so, you know, this has got to be the priority.
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And for the countries that are doing that, we can see that God is truly healing their
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I'm going to thank God and God alone for the ground that I'm standing on.
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You're not forgetting fathers, for giving their lives, and sacrificing so much for
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We are going to be in every town and every city.
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And we are going to build communities within these communities of life-minded people
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who are actually going to care for one another again and love on each other
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and give each other the help when they're down.
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The government's actions are completely, 100% unlawful.
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Judgment will again be found on justice and those with virtuous hearts will pursue it.
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You have a virtuous heart if you are here today pursuing freedom and righteousness.
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God says he will turn the sins of evil people back on them.
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I take great comfort in that because I serve a mighty living God
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who has allowed us to go through this season of discomfort
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because we as a nation have turned our backs on him.
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God bless you and God bless you and God bless you all.