Mickey Willis is a freedom fighter who is on the front lines, correcting false media narratives and exposing many of America s biggest scandals. He is a respected author, award-winning filmmaker, and the founder and CEO of the production company, Elevate.
00:01:04.740And I said, so your mind has what they call neuropathways.
00:01:09.280And the more you walk down those pathways, the more you will carve permanent ruts, permanent trails.
00:01:16.120And that wheat will never grow back there.
00:01:19.220That will become a permanent trail the more repetition happens.
00:01:22.940So you have neuropathways in your mind.
00:01:25.060And what happens is when you carve a rut in that wheat field, but I'm talking about your mind, then it becomes, I said, if you've ever seen water go downhill, it'll find the rut.
00:01:34.980And it will stay in that rut together.
00:01:37.140And it will find that path of least resistance.
00:01:39.640And what happens in your minds when you're carving these neuropathways is that rut becomes a funnel for information because it's carved through so much reputation.
00:01:52.080That these people that are out there trying to do harm to control our minds, they'll use that rut to push in their information and you won't even have a chance because it'll just flow right through that well-carved path.
00:02:05.460And so you have to be careful not to carve these repetitive paths in your neuropathways.
00:02:12.660You know, fire off new synapses and all that stuff with new ideas and new thoughts and curiosity.
00:02:17.440But be careful of anything you do that causes a permanent path to be carved in the way that you think because it will change the direction of your life and you will lose dominion over your choices.
00:04:22.020And I believe that what it does is it helps to put into perspective what is happening globally, who are the bad actors behind this.
00:04:33.220And then I think a really important element of this one is the psychological angle and how they were able to get this mass formation and get people to go along with it.
00:04:42.520And I think that's very well revealed in the film.
00:05:10.760And I just have to say a huge thank you to Dale Bigtree and its high-wired thing to hold off probably one of the most incredible red carpeting.
00:05:20.860It was Oscar-level, you know, Golden Globe-level production that they brought to that show.
00:05:29.120And it was incredible because, you know, my goal was really to say kind of an in-your-face to the media and all the gatekeepers who tried to shut us down to actually show them.
00:05:39.260And to thank them very much for all the censorship because without them, I don't think so many people around the world would have taken the time to seek out the movies and watch them.
00:05:49.240But it was a very successful night, and the feedback since then has been so far beyond what I thought it would be.
00:05:56.640I couldn't be more delighted with what people are receiving from this movie.
00:06:05.220And I think it's only the beginning as, you know, you've got it up on the webpage now, and a lot of people who couldn't attend on Saturday night.
00:06:12.500In the chat, as we were viewing it, people are saying, you know, more people need to see this and want to share it.
00:06:18.300Where can I, you know, find this video?
00:06:20.460So we're going to make sure that when we post this video, it will be below in the description.
00:06:24.260And we encourage people to watch it and share it and watch it several times because you become educated on the issues.
00:06:32.820And I think then it compels you that you can no longer just ignore it, stick your head in the sand.
00:06:38.620You've got to get actively involved in your freedom and in the freedom for your children.
00:06:47.160One of the most important messages that I hope people take away from that is exactly that.
00:06:52.040I'm actively involved in every aspect of our lives because, as we have learned, every aspect of our lives have been infiltrated by people who don't have our best interest at heart.
00:07:03.160And so it's really important that people start to see themselves as more than just a citizen and really as a leader themselves and stop waiting for some other leader to come in and fix things for you because it will never happen, never has, never will.
00:07:17.120And what will work is when we all get involved in our school boards and our local politics and we start to have an influence on those very corrupt institutions.
00:07:27.980And, you know, that's the only way we're going to move from citizen being what they call us consumers to creators.
00:07:42.940You know, they've labeled us as consumers.
00:07:45.680That's what they refer to us as because all they see us as are people who consume their products, who consume what they're selling.
00:07:52.260And so we have to see ourselves as creators.
00:07:55.180It's very two different, very action, very different actions from those those two choices is, you know, consumption takes and creation gives.
00:08:03.940And so what can we give to our planet?
00:08:15.640And so what is your gift and how do you reactivate that if it's lying dormant right now?
00:08:22.140And most people it is because they were lulled into jobs just to maintain their lives and kind of, you know, led away from their dream and their passion.
00:08:32.880And if you, you know, in the film, I suggest getting back to what we knew as children.
00:08:38.360And what I mean by that is, you know, when we're when we're children, you know, there's a reason that when we play make believe, we don't necessarily play the burger flipper guy.
00:08:49.740We play, you know, important archetypes.
00:08:54.680We play, you know, fireman and whatever it might be, doctor.
00:08:59.240And because these are the first archetypes that we experience as a child of people that are actually making a difference.
00:09:04.660You know, when we see the fireman get the cat out of the tree, we go, wow, that guy, he did something wonderful.
00:09:10.080When we see the doctor do something, we say, oh, she just helped me.
00:09:12.740When we when we see the ballerina on stage and they're performing with their body and making people cry, we realize how our impact that we have, the potential of impact that we have on each other.
00:09:24.580And then we just kind of, you know, get pulled away from that and we start to live these lives of maintenance.
00:09:30.040And and it's that lack of meaning that has really at the foundation of all of this, because when you have it, when you're leading a meaningless life and then something like COVID-19 comes along and they say, you can be a righteous one.
00:09:58.200And that's ultimately what is called collectivism, which we talked about a lot of dangers of collectivism, which ultimately ultimately lead to groupthink.
00:10:06.320And groupthink is very dangerous because this country was built on the sovereign individual.
00:10:10.240And it has been it has been cleared away from that to where we now have a system of mob rules where the individual gets trampled on.
00:10:20.060You know, that is what you've just stated is very profound and very true.
00:10:24.320And the consumerism, I think about all of the dollar stores that have popped up everywhere and all of the product coming from China and how everybody has become reliant on, you know, either foreign entities to provide our needs.
00:10:41.820But it comes back to, I think, a reflection on what are our actual needs.
00:10:45.820And I know that crazy Klaus Schwab's and his mob like to talk about the Great Reset, but I don't think it's actually going as planned because people are going back to their roots and they're having to take a look at what is actually most important in your life.
00:11:04.400And I'm I'm even in these past years taking a different look at, for instance, Christmas.
00:12:33.880And the truth of the matter was I was very uninterested in what they were teaching.
00:12:37.260I had other plans and other things I wanted to learn.
00:12:39.580And so, yes, I'd look out the window a lot and dream and sketch and think about something that was far more interesting than, you know, whatever it is that they were trying to teach.
00:12:49.920And and so whenever my kids have when something arises where they're hyperactive or whatever it might be, I always try to find a way that we can channel that and it's something useful.
00:13:01.720I try to find out, like, why do you get so antsy in this moment?
00:13:06.360What is it about this that you don't like or that you do like that you get so excited?
00:13:10.340And what can we build around that so that you can further explore whatever that gift is that's wanting to bloom inside you?
00:13:20.540And at their young age, they can't even tell me what it is.
00:13:23.840But the more opportunity we give it, like keep watering that soil, keep letting the sun hit it and give it all the nutrients that it needs.
00:13:30.820Suddenly something blooms, you know, and I have an 11 year old who's just turned into this incredible thing and took us by surprise, you know, and wanted a piano.
00:13:39.920And I thought, well, hopefully you won't do with it what you've done with a lot of things I bought, which is it's super cool for two weeks.
00:14:32.500I saw those two beautiful young men standing on stage with you at the end of the, uh, at the end of the movie and with your beautiful wife and, uh, you know, just, just the opportunity for them.
00:14:45.460I'm sure they absolutely adore and love and appreciate you so much, even at a young age, they must have some understanding, right?
00:14:52.500Of the magnitude of what you're doing and what you've produced here.
00:14:55.880Um, and I know that you've given testimony before, um, just as we were coming onto the show with you, like I said, to the viewers that will see this afterwards, we were watching the actual, uh, great awakening movie.
00:15:08.740And when you came on, we stopped at the area where they were in the school systems and indoctrinating children with the critical race theory.
00:15:17.000And then as well, uh, you know, uh, sitting these young children on mats in the school system and pumping their heads, fill, filling it with hate.
00:15:27.820And, you know, they're not teaching our kids to think critically, but I know that you have stories of how you're training your kids up that even if they're watching TV or watching a program,
00:15:38.580to be wise, can you talk a little bit about that?
00:15:41.740Because I think there's parents here who some would find it easy just to leave the, you know, the TV on and let their kids have at it, but they don't have the maturity and the capacity to have that responsibility.
00:15:55.220I appreciate you asking this question because I know what story you'd like me to tell.
00:15:58.600And, and it was a real learning moment for me as a parent, um, because I recognize that my wife and I will talk a lot of, you know, as I'd say, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and expecting different results.
00:16:11.020And sometimes, you know, we'll, we'll find ourselves in these moments of, of frustration because it's like, I tell you this all the time.
00:16:18.660And instead of just getting mad and expecting them to suddenly hear something that they haven't been able to hear before, we'll stop and say, why don't we take responsibility and try another approach?
00:16:30.840And so, um, you know, we were going through that typical thing that all parents are going through these days.
00:16:37.480Uh, we allowed our boys to sample with their iPads and start to play some relatively harmless video games.
00:16:45.520Um, and then we noticed that it started to become an addiction where they were, a lot of their conversations were about the game.
00:16:52.480And then they were, you know, they couldn't wait for the weekend to come because that's when they get to play and, and everything, you know, we'd be on a mini vacation.
00:17:00.340And they'd rather stay in the room because it's a weekend and they get, they get two hours a piece, you know?
00:17:05.180And, and so we said, okay, this is becoming, we're starting to have to remind them, you know, of why it's not good for them.
00:17:12.440I watched a couple of documentaries with them about the, about what happens and, you know, internet obsession with young people and all that.
00:17:20.160And that was effective to a certain degree, but it wasn't until I decided to use, for some reason, my, my mind is always really learned from metaphors.
00:17:31.880And I think that's the original way that our minds were designed to learn, not by words and sentences, but by, by, by symbology.
00:17:39.080And so it's important for parents to understand that if that is our organic way of that, our minds were designed, we have to use more metaphors.
00:17:47.040And so one day I set my sons down and I said, listen, I don't want to make this a negative thing, guys.
00:17:53.040I don't want to, I don't want to, I know you enjoy this so much, so I don't want to make it this thing where you guys are for it.
00:19:26.160So you have neural pathways in your mind.
00:19:28.440And what happens is when you carve a rut in that wheat field, but I'm talking about your mind, then it becomes, I said, if you've ever seen water go downhill, it'll find the rut.
00:19:38.360And it will stay in that rut together, and it will find that path of least resistance.
00:19:43.000And what happens in your minds when you're carving these neural pathways is that rut becomes a funnel for information because it's carved through so much reputation that these people that are out there trying to do harm to control our minds, they'll use that rut to push in their information.
00:20:04.080And you won't even have a chance because it'll just flow right through that well-carved path.
00:20:08.820And so you have to be careful not to carve these repetitive paths in your neural pathways.
00:20:16.020You know, fire off new synapses and all that stuff with new ideas and new thoughts and curiosity.
00:20:20.800But be careful of anything you do that causes a permanent path to be carved in the way that you think, because it will change the direction of your life, and you will lose dominion over your choices.
00:21:39.180There would be something in a movie that we were watching, and there was a swear word.
00:21:44.220And I'm like, we had our Friday night sitting down and having movie night with popcorn or making pizzas growing up and spending time at my sister's farm.
00:21:56.680I was worried that they were going to call child services or something on me for child abuse, but you know what?
00:22:02.960They made it through, and they never had a cell phone until they were old enough to pay for one, and I really believe that that was a very good decision.
00:22:11.180I know some people need it for protection.
00:22:12.740But on the story that I have as far as making good choices and just, well, you know, it was just a little bit.
00:22:19.860I called it my poop in the soup story, and we had three dogs.
00:22:47.280And so anyways, I said to the kids, okay, well, how about this?
00:22:51.620They love my chicken noodle soup, and so what if my turn was out, and I was, you know, doing the chore in the backyard with dog poop, and a little bit fell into the soup that I was making.
00:23:03.320And I put these delicious bowls of soup in front of the kids, and I said, oh, by the way, it was just a little bit.
00:23:08.960I don't know who's going to get it, but you know what?
00:23:11.760And I tell you that that story has stuck with them.
00:23:16.340And I said, that is the compromise that you make.
00:23:18.860If it's not good enough in this scenario, think about those decisions that you're making that are going to affect your life and what you're making excuses for and, you know, downplaying.
00:23:30.700And that has been pervasive in society is that, you know, our kids are exposed to so much that they need to be able to have a solid ground in making decisions.
00:23:41.620What's the bar, what's the scale, what, you know, and it has to be relational.
00:23:46.380And that's why I say it wasn't near as eloquent a story of yours, but, you know, it's had that effect is that, you know, we have to take the time with our kids to help them and raise them in the way that they should go.
00:23:57.800And as the Bible says, if you do that, they won't, you know, stray from it.
00:24:02.260Maybe for a little bit as they rebel, but they always come back, right?
00:24:38.980And it was recognizing that what we were learning from Plandemic 1 and 2, that Plandemic 1 really focusing on Anthony Fauci and the direct situation regarding COVID and testimony from Judy Michalowicz, who'd worked under the NIH and under Anthony Fauci, that could testify to his character and that something bad was about to take place.
00:25:03.380That's what Plandemic 1 was about, a real warning.
00:25:06.100Plandemic 2 is following the patent trails to prove that the virus was created through gain-of-function research, a very dangerous form of scientific research that happens in a lab where they take a virus and make it even more deadly or they can enhance its virality, its ability to spread and attack the body.
00:25:31.700And all of this was paid for, matter of fact, by Anthony Fauci.
00:25:39.200It was paid for by Anthony Fauci through the NIH.
00:25:41.360And we traced all that back and showed everyone the receipts through patents and all of that.
00:25:47.600And so that kind of led me down – well, it kind of left me in this place of realizing, okay, we've done our part here to have people understand that this was a Plandemic, that this was – that this is what our elected and unelected selected leaders do is they either create a crisis and then capitalize on it or they wait for an organic crisis to happen.
00:26:12.340And as they say, never let a good crisis go to waste and then they use it to justify a bunch of new legislation and rules and they get people kind of groomed into accepting things that they otherwise would not accept.
00:26:23.100So now the government can tell you to stay in your home, to not drive, to close down your store.
00:26:29.460They start to get everyone primed and use all in the name of public safety and health and all the BS that they use to justify these new rules.
00:27:08.040So because I thought if people just think this is about COVID, because a lot of people were telling me, oh, it's all about, you know, the profit.
00:27:16.240It's all about the big farm of profiting.
00:27:19.280Well, that's a stage that matters to some people on a certain level, but that is not even close to what it's about.
00:27:25.580It's about a much, much bigger agenda.
00:27:28.300And so I just felt obligated that we needed to do at least a number three to inform the people of what COVID was used to advance, which is a decades old, if not 100 plus years old agenda.
00:27:41.180What I mean by that is there's an agenda by very few.
00:27:53.660They call themselves elite, very wealthy and powerful people who aren't satisfied with just controlling their own nations.
00:28:24.600And so, you know, they're going to find some other way to profit off of our labor.
00:28:30.620But the only way that they can control us is to keep us out of the rural areas and learning how to grow our own food and capture our own rain and push us into what they call smart cities or 15 minute cities where we're under total surveillance.
00:28:42.900And what's what's the Cato Institute just did a study of millennials, 30 percent of millennials voted in favor of having security cameras in homes to monitor people.
00:29:00.500And so that's a very scary thing to consider that we have the next generation that's going to be coming into the world of politics and the workforce is in favor of mandatory cameras inside homes.
00:29:14.340Now, of course, it was post if they just said cameras in homes, probably very few of them would have said yes.
00:29:20.280But of course, they wrap it inside a benevolent brand.
00:29:23.480Right. They say if this were to prevent domestic abuse and violence that happens in the home place, would you?
00:29:31.100Of course, because that's how they do it. Right.
00:29:33.320So it's always, you know, it's going to solve some problem and help, you know, battered women.
00:29:39.820But the politicians know that they just have to scare people enough and give them enough of a false solution so that we go, OK, yeah, you can take our liberties away and you can put a camera in my home and we'll be watched 24 seven, just like they do in China.
00:29:55.960And but I think, you know, I know Canadians and I know Americans are waking up to that.
00:30:05.480Last week, we did a special on smart cities and a gentleman named Jeff Snyser came on and he's just he's a father and he's an informed citizen.
00:30:14.200And he got busy and he put together a presentation that's brilliant.
00:30:19.900And in the city of Kamloops in British Columbia, it's a smaller town.
00:30:23.220It's not massively huge, but it showed how advanced the cities already were within their infrastructure,
00:30:29.900with all of these different layers of policies to implement the road closures.
00:30:36.420And, you know, as we know that during COVID was a great excuse and a great time for them to set up the 5G towers and cameras as we've seen them go up on mass.
00:30:47.680And I think when this is all begins to undo as it is, I mean, people are going to be ripping those down as they have in the UK.
00:30:56.160Today, I put an appeal out to people last week saying, you know what, why would you have security cameras in your house?
00:31:03.380I mean, we've seen on the laptops, we've seen it was a special that was done with an investigative reporting program.
00:31:11.680And it showed teenage girls with their laptop up and this reporter and investigator had come down and this individual just hit a few keys.
00:31:20.760And right there, they were in the bedroom of their teenage daughter, viewing everything that they were doing.
00:31:26.720And so, for one, always tape your camera, do something, never have it up, close it.
00:31:31.700But how much more so with cameras in your home?
00:31:35.400And, you know, where you think, well, I want to see what my dog is doing.
00:31:39.420And funny, true story, the only time that I'd say this was a, it's actually hilarious.
00:31:44.080The pastor of the former church that I was attending, unfortunately, he was one of the ones that shut his doors during COVID, so that was it for me.
00:31:51.940But he had a puppy, and it was a bulldog.
00:31:57.680And she ended up jumping up with the stove and hitting the burner and turning it on.
00:32:04.220And there was something on the burner, and he was a half-hour drive away.
00:32:07.000So, he broke the law, and he did excessive speed to get home.
00:32:11.620But, you know, that's a funny story, and in that instance, it may have worked.
00:32:15.320But I just encourage everybody, get your cameras out of your homes and, you know, understand, you know, the direction that this is going towards your own demise.
00:32:24.340Sometimes people are their own worst enemy, I'm finding, in the last three years.
00:32:29.080What do you have to say about that, Mickey?
00:32:32.840So, another thing that we feature in the film is some little history lesson of other dictators, other – pay attention to history and what people like from Mussolini to Hitler to Stalin to Mao Zedong.
00:32:50.060These dictators would not have been able to achieve anything if it weren't for them enrolling their citizens into their cults and having them do the dirty work for them.
00:33:02.120But just consider the Hitler's youth, Mussolini's black shirts, Lenin's Red Army, Mao's Red Guards.
00:33:10.340They need the masses of people, which they often refer to as useful idiots.
00:33:16.380That's how they talked about them, because they're useful idiots.
00:33:56.700A lot of people go to work, come home, same routine.
00:34:01.020They might have two or three friends, and they might see them on the weekends sometimes.
00:34:05.200But they see a lot of digital screens and not a lot of human life, and they feel more and more disconnected.
00:34:11.720Disconnected from nature, disconnected from their nature, themselves, disconnected from humanity itself.
00:34:19.460And so, when you have people in that state, that's the beautiful part, is our understanding that that's really a part of our nature.
00:34:30.240And so, if we can now channel that into something good, because these bad guys have been using it for bad.
00:34:35.660They know that that's an intrinsic, primal need of humanity.
00:34:40.600And so, they use that, and they turn the people, they give them some purpose to come and get involved in something.
00:34:50.060And then they ultimately turn the people against each other.
00:34:53.140And then what has happened throughout history in every single case is those useful idiots are then the first ones that are eliminated or put in labor camps.
00:35:01.940And so, they're destroyed after they've done all the dirty work for these dictators.
00:35:06.440But if you, I ask the question within the Great Awakening, I say, how does a handful of autocrats take total control of 1.4 billion people?
00:35:18.640If 1.4 billion people woke up to remember their power and started directing their energy towards the real bad guys, as you said, they're confused about who are the bad guys and who are the good guys.
00:35:34.560And if they directed it towards those few, maybe a few hundred, maybe a couple thousand people that are running and ruining their lives, they could make massive change overnight.
00:35:45.080They could abolish their communist country or their communist government.
00:35:51.940And they could rebuild from a place of true care for the people.
00:35:59.440But it's this, we've seen it, you've seen it in Canada, certainly seen it here in the United States.
00:36:05.180You know, my former party, I was a hardcore, you know, progressive Democrat.
00:36:10.040And it's unbelievable to me that, you know, you can see the hypocrisy so clearly.
00:36:16.760We can all see it, but they can't see it because they're in a state of hypnosis.
00:36:20.520You know, the same people that were out marching My Body, My Choice on Saturday were then turned around and were marching for mandated vaccines on Sunday.
00:36:28.820And, you know, we all look at that and just go, what, how, how, how do you not see that you're fighting for the dominion of your body on one day and then telling everyone to surrender the dominion of their body the next day?
00:37:30.220They bow to anybody that has more stripes than they have.
00:37:33.300And that's a very dangerous place to be.
00:37:35.780And so that's why in so many cases it was mothers and fathers and farmers and people that work with their hands that weren't necessarily educated by the government.
00:37:44.720That were the first ones to say, wait a minute, wait, what's going on here?
00:37:49.800I don't know if I'm going to participate in this.
00:37:51.380You're going to put what in your body?
00:38:00.780And it's like it was typically the people that, you know, then you see the Nildegas Tysons of the world and these uber intelligent astrophysicists and the Sam Harris's that were the first ones to just shame everybody.
00:38:12.780They're not following the consensus of science.
00:38:37.360And I said pre-COVID, well, we were fighting a fight on immigration of certain individuals that were coming into Canada that were definitely causing harm.
00:38:46.760And, you know, their motives are to overtake.
00:38:50.720And so we were bringing awareness and what they were doing and the government was doing already back then, as you said, for decades, is they were using our virtues as a nation against us.
00:39:00.480And we have been very welcoming, hospitable people and very giving and almost now to a fault.
00:39:08.740And I would go further to say with these intellects, I believe what it is, is being an intelligent person is not the win.
00:39:21.720Having knowledge, wisdom, and understanding.
00:39:25.000And I know that in Proverbs in the Bible, they talk about these as being finer than gold and jewels.
00:39:29.340And you can see right now, especially in the last three years, that the individuals with the wisdom, like I'm talking biblical type of wisdom, where you can foresee, you see what's coming, and you're already responding.
00:39:43.760And you have the understanding and you have that discernment.
00:39:46.580Discernment is incredible in this atmosphere right now to discern between the good and evil.
00:39:52.140And, you know, with Action for Canada, we've, as I mentioned to you earlier, and Torinzio, actually, would you bring up, let me share a screen for just a minute, because I think this is a good time.
00:40:03.420Because at the end of your video, you were talking about solutions.
00:40:08.020And again, I just want everybody to see this is the solution, I believe, that Mickey is talking about and that the individuals who are seeking freedom, we need to get into every town and community.
00:40:29.320It is a 911 call to get our kids out of the public and private education system.
00:40:36.100We need to get them into literally, truly safe spaces to learn.
00:40:41.040And parents can do that in an hour and a half in a day, compared to six or seven hours what they're doing at school.
00:40:47.240And you know that they will truly be safe.
00:40:49.620In those communities, we're raising up incredible leaders to run for office and helping them to get elected.
00:40:57.100And you know what, can you just build on that a little bit more, Mickey, when you were at the end of the movie, and you were talking about that, collectively, people coming together with a united goal?
00:41:08.620Well, that's what's important, is that we understand that, you know, there's a sense of, you know, what can we do?
00:41:21.660Well, we have infinite power together.
00:41:24.120As we style it off into these lonely little people in lockdown without a tribe, or like a fake tribe, a tribe that we know that the moment we disagree with them, we're out.
00:41:37.440So it's a fragile relationship that forces us to comply with their every move.
00:41:58.580We see the boycotts that are happening.
00:42:00.000And so this is a really wonderful beginning of something because it's forcing – there are a lot of companies that have been lured into following – coerced into following these ideologies through a system called ESG.
00:42:14.340And so environmental social governance is a new program that was – that poses as environmental, you know, of course, again, right, it has to pose itself as something that cares about the environment.
00:42:27.440So formulated through the same usual characters from Klaus Schwab and World Economic Forum and all these globalists, they created this whole ranking system.
00:42:36.480So it's very similar to China's social credit score, but it's for corporations and for nations.
00:42:41.680And so what they basically did is they got all the bankers involved, which wasn't easy for them to do because they realized that all the nations and a lot of people are in debt and our debt is owned by China.
00:42:51.760So there's a lot of financial issues that they're facing now and they're really going to be facing within the next five years.
00:42:57.440And so in order for them to kind of maintain their empires, the World Economic Forum developed environmental social governance and it's a ranking system.
00:43:06.880And they basically then tell all the investors and all the banks only invest in people with high ESG scores and ignore the rest.
00:43:15.840So you're going to drive them out of business.
00:43:17.380What does it mean to have a high ESG ranking?
00:43:19.520Well, it means you follow all the woke rules, basically.
00:43:24.640So gender and inclusion and all the, you know, you have to hire based upon skin color and sex.
00:43:32.200And you have to have, you know, human resources come in and train everybody with CRT and shame all the white people to realize they're all the oppressors and convince all the people of color that they're all the oppressed.
00:43:43.140And that ultimately they turn on their own, the very person who gave them the job, they start seeing the boss as the master.
00:43:49.900And, and so then they start demanding changes within the business and, and it becomes so difficult for these business owners.
00:44:00.360Some of them, you know, I mean, there are a lot of super greedy people who, who use people as slave labor.
00:44:06.080And I think that all of them should be brought to justice, but I'm talking about hardworking people who have created some type of a service that is useful for all of our lives.
00:44:22.840Those jobs feed their families, pay for their sale bill, for the car, the car payment for their homes.
00:44:28.720They've provided jobs for people so they can live their life and have some form of sovereignty, but they're ultimately forced to turn on the, the, their bosses, turn on the upper, the, the people in the upper suites, because they're, they're convinced that they are the bad ones because they have more than you.
00:44:47.960And so that's what communism, you know, Marxism, as I show in the movie, all of socialism of today and, and communism today is really based on the ideologies of a man named Karl Marx lived in the 1800s.
00:45:01.720And, and, and so when you have leaders of black lives matter coming out publicly saying, we are Marxist, then it's very important when they make that statement, they say, we are trained Marxists.
00:45:13.220Well, everybody should have ran and done a history lesson on, well, then who is Marx?
00:45:19.820And if you discover that Marxism is literally the political ideology that all the dictators, all the communist dictators, the most deadliest men that have ever lived have, have all praised Marxism because it's a, it's a power grab.
00:45:34.800It is the way that you convince the people who do your dirty work and to, um, that all the people at top, at the top, except for, of course, the elite that are running this, but all the rest should be taxed into, uh, out of their wealth is ultimately what happens through it.
00:45:54.720So, so Karl Marx had a statement, he said, communism can be summed up in a single sentence, abolition of private property.
00:46:02.400And if you understand that, and as we show in the movie, then you'll understand, I can speak from United States perspective.
00:46:11.380Why did they allow giant stores to stay open and mom and pop shops were forced to close?
00:46:17.880Why was everyone part of the lockdown in their homes, but everyone was encouraged to go to the streets and be part of the Berlin movements?
00:46:29.060Why does San Francisco allow people to steal up to $980 or so, and you can't prosecute them?
00:46:36.220So every day, Walgreens and Neiman Marcus and all these stores, they're closing because Whole Foods is closing because people go in and they steal 20, 30, $40,000 worth of stuff.
00:46:48.280And they walk out and they, the cops will do nothing.
00:46:52.160There's video all over the internet of people riding bicycles in with garbage bags, pushing everything in a bag and the security guard just filming them, you know, and that's it.
00:47:00.980And so what happens when that happens for six months?
00:47:03.520Well, the company goes out of business.
00:48:03.000And, and right now there's more single family homes being bought by major companies like BlackRock and all these, all these giant investment firms are buying up all the single family homes.
00:48:12.840And as we already know, Bill Gates is the largest owner of farmland in the U S they're buying all the property.
01:28:15.480There's so many other things that we spoke about in our conversation this morning.
01:28:20.160He is running, for those of you who don't know, in Manitoba, in Portage Lisbon in Manitoba.
01:28:27.400And I think it's really important for him to get a seat back in Parliament so that we again have a truly conservative voice.
01:28:34.300And I want all of us to commit to not voting out of fear going into the next election and thinking the Conservatives are going to solve our problems.
01:28:45.040They haven't historically in these past decades.
01:28:49.100And we know, we've seen reports on their ties to the globalists.
01:28:55.460And quite frankly, where were they for three years while hundreds of thousands of businesses were being shut down and people were losing their jobs and jabs were being mandated?
01:29:05.180Where were they speaking out in, you know, and ringing the bells along with the rest of us?
01:29:11.440Had they been doing that, I believe lives would have been saved.
01:29:43.820Come and join us next week and listen to Maxime.
01:29:46.240The week after, I won't bring it up, but we're going to have Alex Newman on.
01:29:50.320And we are going to talk about the role of men.
01:29:52.980After decades of emasculating men through this tyrannical agenda, this Marxist agenda, this communist manifesto, it was to emasculate men and elevate women.
01:30:41.460God, be merciful to us and bless us and cause his face to shine upon us, Selah, that your way may be known on earth, your salvation among all the nations.
01:32:28.740We are going to build communities within these communities of like-minded people who are actually going to care for one another again and love on each other and give each other the help when they're down.
01:32:39.740We are going to use the teams and the people that build within chapters to support our businesses.
01:32:46.480The government's actions are completely 100% unlawful judgment will again be found on justice and those with virtuous hearts will pursue it.
01:33:01.480You have a virtuous heart if you are here today pursuing freedom and righteousness.
01:33:08.480And then verse 23 comes along with a promise.
01:33:13.480God says, God says, God says he will turn the sins of evil people back on them.
01:33:24.120I take great comfort in that because I serve a mighty living God who has allowed us to go through this season of discomfort because we as a nation have turned our backs on him.