＂Silence Caused the Holocaust＂ Survivor calls out Covid-19 Agenda - Vera Sherav pt. 1
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Vera Sharav is a survivor of the Holocaust and is in the process of releasing a documentary series comparing the current pandemic to the holocaust. In this episode, she shares her story and how she came to understand the similarities between the past three years and the Holocaust.
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But when you're cutting off all interaction between people and you are shutting down
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local businesses and transferring that wealth to this tiny group, how much did Amazon gain
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from the lockdowns of all the, those companies, those major global companies, they made a killing
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out of killing. This is part one of my conversation with Vera Sharav and this weekend she's teaming
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up with Christine Anderson in Hamilton, Ontario, Saturday, June 17th, where they're premiering
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her docu-series Never Again is Now Global. You can check out the tickets at trinityproductions.ca,
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but let's get into the interview. So much has gone on over the past three years all around the world
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and some people have compared elements to what has happened in the past, in some cases to the
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Holocaust. Today, I am joined with a very, very special guest who is actually a survivor of the
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Holocaust. And she has in the process of releasing a documentary series doing just that, comparing
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the Holocaust to what we saw over the past three years during the pandemic. Without further ado,
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it is my honor and privilege to introduce to you Vera Sharav. And I know you've shared your story
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many, many, many times, but maybe bring us up to speed and relate your story to your recent bout of
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activism, of speaking up about what's happened over the past three years.
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At this point in my life, you know, it's really very shocking to bear witness, again, this time as an
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adult. I was a little girl. I was a child survivor. I was three and a half when we were deported
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from Romania to a concentration camp in Ukraine. My father died there before I was five. And he died
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of an infectious disease, which was rampant in all the camps and ghettos, because there was no hygiene,
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no facilities, nothing. And starvation, we were really just left to starve. This was not one of those
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regimented, you know, military kind of camps. This was just left to starve. And people did die of
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starvation. But the thing that I remember particularly most was this fear that hung over all the time. It
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was like this dark cloud of fear. The fear was that you'd be put on a list and then shipped off to a death
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camp. Or for slave labor. And so I learned in a very early age, that there is evil in the world. And some
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people are evil. And some people are good. And it doesn't, doesn't matter what the label is, you know, what
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nationality, religion, all that. And I very much throughout my life have confirmed that to be true. Every group, it
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doesn't matter what the, under what umbrella of the group is, every professional group as well.
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There are devils and there are angels. And these people choose, people choose whether they do good
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or whether they do evil. They're not born bad as babies. Right. And what I then, you know, realized also
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is that Nazism is not just German. It's a state of mind. And we've got Nazis, the heirs to the Nazis,
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who are continuing and have continued. And that's what brought us to where we are. You know, gain of
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function. What the hell does that mean? It's a fancy phrase. But what does it actually mean? It's bio
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weapon experiments, which are illegal, intern, under international and national law. So you give
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it a fancy name, an obscuring name, that's the purpose of that. But that's what this is. And the
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Nazis were first to kind of do experiments in the camps using some of these, you know, the buconic plague and
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smallpox and all kinds of all kinds of poisons and stuff, which they tested on people. Well,
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they didn't consider those as people, people that they used as guinea pigs, they didn't consider them
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as people. But you know, that kind of research has been going on ever since. Part of it is that the United
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States smuggled more than 1600 top Nazi scientists, doctors and engineers into the United States under
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something called Project Paperclip. And this was against the orders of the president. A cabal had
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begun right during the Nazi period in the United States, where they weren't listening to the legitimate
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government. It's interesting. And it's funny, because we we hear about the how certain Nazi
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scientists were hunted down after after World War Two. And it's like, well, isn't it interesting that
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a bunch got recruited by the, you know, US intelligence agencies to do work for them for the for the US
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regime. So most most did not that the Nuremberg trials, you know, they only skimmed a tiny number,
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right? But the main real culprits, including the American corporate elite, and the Swiss,
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of course, German, but these were multinationals already by then. And a good deal were really the
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American that that was American industry provided the weaponry, and IBM provided the wherewithal to
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identify, and then deport and take away their assets, because they knew exactly what they took
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a census. It's right at the beginning, they right away began census taking first in Germany and Austria,
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and then in the other occupied countries. So they identified every Jew in Europe.
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IBM, yeah, on punch cards, that was the precursor to computers, computers, right. But it so while it
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was clunky, you know, compared to now, but it was very efficient, efficient enough to, you know, to
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annihilate 6 million Jews. And in a very short time, really, because it didn't happen throughout. And the
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film is really the lead up, the lead up. And that's what we're talking about. Now, we're not,
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there are no gas chambers, and I doubt that there will be, they won't need them. Now,
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now technology is so much more advanced, they can click click from remote. People don't even know who
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the enemy is, because it's unseen, right? Well, and while we're on dark subject matter here in Canada,
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there's a program called Medical Assistance in Dying, where people are actually volunteering
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to, to get lethally injected, and it's kind of approved by the government. But I want to hear about
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your experience when lockdowns happened, when you heard about this thing called COVID-19. I'm curious,
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when was the first time, Vera, that you were like, this, something's off here? This reminds me of,
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of the past in a bad way? What was the kind of first sign for you that something fishy was going on?
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Well, I live in the center of New York City, and New York was a ground zero.
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Yes. And here we were told about all the overrun of the hospitals, and people are dying, and I was
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getting phone calls from Israel, from family. Oh my God, Central Park is all these tents,
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there are hospitals. I said, what? And there were some people, few people who went with their cell
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phones, and took videos of, inside hospitals, and they were empty. Right. And I said, uh-uh,
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that's something, that's a lie then. We're being told a lie. Mm-hmm. Oh, something else is going on.
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That was really... That was the first part. Right. There were. Three hospitals were, in fact,
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overrun and all that, but that's because they sent everybody to, just to those three,
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and the others were left empty. They didn't use it. The Javits Center was transformed into a hospital,
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and a battleship was, you know, came here. None of that was used, and certainly not Central Park,
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that's for show. I mean, this was all fear-mongering, and fear-mongering is what I connected,
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because that's the main weapon, really, that the Nazis used to keep people paralyzed with fear.
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Fear was very, very effective. They had, you know, this has been studied for a very long time,
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fear. And there are, you know, psychologists and psychiatrists, in particular, were,
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you know, the main medical movers in Nazi Germany. And mind control, being able to control
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other people, is something that they studied very seriously. And then they studied how to
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control people, and how to weaponize, you know, that fear. It's very, this was not just a, you know,
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slip shot. It was very, very contrived. You know, the CIA built on that for the mind control
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experiments. And that was straight Nazi playbook. Yeah. And, and, and probably some of the same
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scientists as well. Well, that's it. Those 1600, you see, not only what did they continue
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their scientific work, as they had under the Nazis, but they trained a generation of American
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scientists and doctors to do things the Nazi way. That's how you were able to get the CIA mind
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control, you know, where they use all kinds of psychedelic drugs. And, and normal human contact,
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right? Isolation is always a very, very powerful weapon. Think about it. Prisoners, what are they
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most afraid of being put in solitary confinement? Right? Isolation. And what was used? And the first
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thing with the so called COVID pandemic really was planned. Stay home, stay safe. Yeah. And
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particularly also the elderly, they got rid of them. Yeah. Yeah. No, it was, it was, it was bad up here.
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It was, it was very clear that it affected older demographic and they, it was, the elderly in
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Canada were treated terribly. And in terms of the death toll, it was by, by far and away the elderly
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population. Canada, unfortunately does have, in fact, they've had the highest, the highest number.
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Is that right? Yes. 70%. Wow. And this is, this was not the, you know,
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this was not the caused by the virus. This was caused by everything else that they did.
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So withholding, withholding, you know, medicines. Yeah, no, that's that.
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To this day, nobody's explaining. How do you explain that doctors in Canada and the United States,
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in Europe, Australia, Israel, all were forbidden to use life saving medicines that had been used for
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decades, whose track record for safety is an open book? It's proven. Yeah. And, and since when in a
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history of, of medical, of the medical field, when someone has an illness, don't do anything,
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just go home, don't treat it, just go home. And, and that's it. Hopefully it doesn't get worse.
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You know, it's, it's crazy, but I'm, I'm sure we could, we could go over all of the COVID insanity,
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but I wanted to, I wanted to focus on yourself because, you know, you're in New York, you see,
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you see that there's lies starting to pop up and, and, you know, your spidey senses start to tingle.
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And now you are somewhat of a public figure. You're speaking out. You, I think you recently met
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr., which is very cool. Well, I met him before, but yeah, we're friends.
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That's true. Yeah. It's just, he had, it's just this time he came to dinner. Yeah.
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And so Vera, were you a big public figure before all of this? And when did you start speaking out
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in regards to lockdowns and everything that was going on? Was there, was there, again,
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was there another like tipping point that said, I have to speak out about this?
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I mean, from, in my own mind, there was a tipping point when I realized
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that I'm bearing witness again. I mean, this time I'm not a little girl. This time I'm an adult
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and I have a responsibility. Because silence was what made the Holocaust happen. Without the silence,
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which meant approval. Silence really does mean something. It doesn't mean that you're dumb.
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You're not oblivious. You're kind of pretending like willful ignorance. You're silent as if you don't
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see and you don't understand what's going on. And that's what people tried to say. You know,
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many Germans said, oh, we didn't know. That's nonsense. Right.
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You can't not know when suddenly all Jewish stores are, you know,
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vandalized and given to others. And when all your Jewish neighbors are gone, you know,
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But that was, that was for a long time, you know, the thing.
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Well, sorry to cut you off, but I have some vaccinated friends and I talk about, you know,
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you know, being an unvaccinated person. I couldn't go. It was really bad in Canada. You couldn't go into
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a store and they respond with, well, that's what we thought at the time. And that was just the way
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it was, you know, that we were just kind of working on our best information. And I tell them like,
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that's not even true though. Like we knew very well that it wasn't that big of a deal and that
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these injections weren't that safe, but it's crazy how people still kind of deny their participation.
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Yes. Denial is, is very much the, the, the defense mechanism, but no, it, it doesn't wash because
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the question really is at what point do you, how much are you willing to do to, you know,
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in a sense to, to propel the lie because by punishing, by, you know, discriminating and going
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along with government edicts that essentially are totally destroying everything that is about
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human rights, about democratic rights of people to make their own decisions. Just because if you
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think that you're terrified of this virus, well, you can lock yourself up, but lock others up.
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Yeah. They're not sick. They're not infected, right? We, that's the point. It was very well
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known how one deals with a real pandemic. You isolate the sick, you keep them from infecting others
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and you treat them, you treat them back to health. And that happened, you know, that's, that's normal.
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But when you're cutting off all interaction between people and you are shutting down
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local businesses and transferring that wealth to this tiny group, right? How much did Amazon gain
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from the lockdowns of all the, okay? Those companies, those major global companies, they made a killing out of
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killing. Hmm. How do you teach children? Don't go near grandma or you may kill her. I mean, that's cruel.
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Yes. It's evil. That's malicious. Yeah. That's not, you know, that's not an innocent thing. Oh, we didn't
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know. If you didn't know, then why did you follow? Mm-hmm. Vera Sharav is teaming up with Christine
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Anderson this weekend in Hamilton, Ontario, June 17th on Saturday. You can get tickets to watch the
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premiere of Never Again Is Now Global, this docu-series by Vera Sharav. You can watch part
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two of the interview, but if you want tickets to this very cool event, go to trinityproductions.ca.