House Arrest - Ep. 27 Kevin Street

00:00:00.000 Thank you.

00:00:30.000 Thank you.

00:01:00.000 love it absolutely love it hello everyone and uh welcome to our second

00:01:27.920 big red clip of the week i like that i did too the story behind that was uh i was pulling i've

00:01:38.240 been pulling drills all week so that was the second drill that big and then i did a big john

00:01:42.120 deer drill up to northern alberta or not northern alberta but north of edmonton and i was going by

00:01:47.360 yorkton no i was going by outlook saskatchewan and a farmer was out playing with his drone and

00:01:51.860 his tractor seating and he's like that's big red so he sent the drone up over top of me on the

00:01:55.980 highway um pretty darn cool that is cool great video hey chris make sure to keep doing this

00:02:04.000 okay awesome yeah okay so we're gonna keep the big red clip of the week i guess good opening says

00:02:10.040 gary hi gary hi susan nice to see you guys as always carmella hello all sorts michelle how

00:02:17.600 good evening from scarborough and stacy hi stacy christy says it's a keeper

00:02:28.080 i think so i love them too oh how how i hope everyone had a great week uh welcome to house

00:02:34.400 arrest this week um i am in ottawa i'm in ottawa ontario for the canada strong and free network

00:02:40.640 conference this week and it was a very full very busy day today and um it's yeah it's eight o'clock

00:02:46.240 here it's almost past my bedtime but uh yeah it's been it's i always love coming back to ottawa you

00:02:52.320 know we have a lot of good memories here lots of crazy memories but i ran into our good friend

00:02:57.040 jeff evely who we had on the show not too long ago uh our friend jan um the photographer who

00:03:03.760 did a bunch of really lovely portraits of a bunch of the freedom fighters he's volunteering there

00:03:08.640 i ran into one of my security guards from the trial andrew he's working security at this event

00:03:14.960 so yeah and of course like some of the mps that i got to talk to well there wasn't a lot of mps

00:03:19.760 there today really but um and as i was just saying before the show the last video i made from this

00:03:26.240 hotel uh was the night before i was arrested remember that yeah and the last time i was at

00:03:37.040 the weston which is where the conference is is when we went there to meet dean french and um

00:03:41.440 Um, he was trying to, well, we didn't know what we were going to be doing a deal with

00:03:45.740 the mayor at this point, but he wanted to meet with us to come up with some solutions

00:03:49.820 and sort of an exit strategy, I guess, but, uh, which led to obviously our deal with the

00:03:55.800 city to move some trucks out, which, um, they ended up reneging on.

00:04:00.100 Well, the city didn't, I guess the police did or the government.

00:04:03.740 So anyways, it's been a one, it's been, uh, that's been a good trip so far.

00:04:09.700 And you've had a busy week.

00:04:11.840 I've had a very busy week.

00:04:13.400 I put the blocks on and I've been helping the other two trucks pull air

00:04:16.800 seaters.

00:04:17.520 So Jonathan likes to bug me that I don't pull the really,

00:04:20.260 really big heavy ones,

00:04:21.260 but I kind of was pulling the big ones for a certain company,

00:04:24.880 Batterstad made in Saskatchewan.

00:04:27.440 And Sierra's my pilot truck driver.

00:04:29.340 If you're following me on social media,

00:04:30.500 you'll know that we're out ripping around the provinces right now and having

00:04:33.760 some fun.

00:04:34.680 It's a lot of stress.

00:04:36.020 We went through Edmonton today with the John Deere drill and I don't think

00:04:39.340 anybody slows down through there.

00:04:40.500 i mean the four lanes of traffic each way on the anthony and i could fit everywhere nicely but

00:04:45.780 holy mackerel it's just like the speed of light and they're just ripping your your mirrors off

00:04:49.780 and you're scared somebody's gonna hit you but safely delivered and now we make our way back

00:04:53.940 to saskatchewan and hook up to the next one tomorrow morning mm-hmm that's you it's your

00:04:58.900 busy busy season and i and i know you've got to pull over and take some time out of your day to

00:05:03.540 do this show so i appreciate that and i'm sure everybody else was too because of course this

00:05:07.940 time of year your time is very precious and we all know that we have 600 kilometers to do probably

00:05:14.340 not tonight because the logbook will stop me from that but our next load is in saskatoon tomorrow

00:05:19.920 it's a short one and then i'll figure out where i'm going from there if we're going to work the

00:05:22.840 weekend or go home and get some fixing their office stuff done i try to do the invoicing and

00:05:26.900 all the maintenance and as much as i can jonathan takes care of the maintenance with me um so but

00:05:31.680 i'm the between my wife and i we're pretty much the only ones that do the paperwork in the office

00:05:35.880 so i get far behind and it's a lot a lot yeah i've got good news though i don't

00:05:44.360 if anybody knows my social media this is a cool story that happened in the last week and i just

00:05:48.840 have to share this because i'm so proud of my kid um yeah so jonathan jonathan cooper have a dog that

00:05:54.040 they rescued from the sbca and they call him flea because when they got him from the sbca he was

00:05:58.360 completely talking about fleas he was a stray he has a story as a history and then on social media

00:06:03.880 last week in the last couple weeks there's just a story of the dog that looks identical to flea

00:06:08.300 running around the same area where flea was found and so jonathan and cooper drove out with the

00:06:13.640 pilot truck and tracked this dog down somehow and uh they ran him until he was exhausted and

00:06:19.420 then jonathan tackled him his mouth is full of porcupine quills he's not scared just completely

00:06:27.780 and uh they took him to the vet and they sedated him pulled all the porcupine quills out this dog

00:06:34.680 has got some trauma and he's wild as a march hare but in the matter of six days i think it's been

00:06:39.920 since they found quill they named him quill so you got flea and quill now um it's improved like

00:06:47.400 tenfold i'm not sure if tasha got the the picture that i just uh sent in it might be too late or not

00:06:53.400 but um there was a picture of jonathan today with both dogs going in the bunk of his truck

00:06:57.640 as he's trucking um flea and quill and quill is doing extremely well he's getting a little bit

00:07:02.540 more friendly more and more every day so that's amazing you guys are so great like take finding

00:07:10.480 all these animals and giving them all homes i wish i could do the same but i can't you did you did

00:07:15.880 though you have a you had a couple that's true yeah i did i've i've just won now because we had

00:07:20.660 to put the other one down after he got way too old but um yeah that's a very special story

00:07:25.220 oh there we go oh look at them oh that is flea and quill so quill will be on everybody's left

00:07:34.000 i guess and and or no so quill is on the left and flea is on the right and they are snuggled

00:07:39.240 in the bunk of jonathan's truck is jonathan's trucking right now it's just an amazing story

00:07:43.820 he's settling in really really well i couldn't believe that when jonathan sent me that today

00:07:47.720 that is so cute that is cute that is cute you raised him right chris you raised him right

00:07:54.520 yeah definitely did chris has pulled over and parked in westlock alberta westlock right so

00:08:01.480 um and typically whenever he stops anywhere people are coming up to the truck all the time

00:08:06.080 so don't be surprised if he has to mute and shake some hands but this is one of the reasons you know

00:08:13.220 why we're so lucky i mean we are so blessed there's so much support out there uh you see

00:08:17.800 what's happening with chris and even at the conference um you know lots of people coming up

00:08:23.080 and still giving me hugs and getting teary-eyed and it's just so sweet even in the airport i laugh

00:08:27.880 because of course i posted last night or yesterday about getting into ottawa and of course that

00:08:32.480 trigger triggers all the trolls and um they just always talk about how much they hate me here but

00:08:38.080 it's actually quite the opposite. I get much more love in Ottawa than I do anything else. And

00:08:43.340 obviously, I'm going to have lots of fond memories of this place. So if you want to support the

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00:08:55.400 thanks. We are also now on Rumble, House Arrest on Rumble and Substack. So there's those options

00:09:02.560 too um as you know um we have our very first episode of every month we dedicate to one of

00:09:10.040 our injured friends uh and i think we're going to call it the no one let's get good no one gets

00:09:14.860 left behind uh episode um because that's indeed it so tonight we are very pleased to welcome our

00:09:22.000 good friend kevin street to the show kevin is actually not too far away from me he's down in

00:09:27.220 um it's not petawawa what's the other one pembroke pembroke i think is the one that's

00:09:32.420 right there so and chris and i had a great opportunity to go out and meet with kevin

00:09:36.800 a few years ago uh but a year and a half two years ago i guess now um and his lovely wife

00:09:42.800 andrea of course and let me tell you can this man cook man did we eat that day um and if you know

00:09:50.600 if you follow kevin um you can see that and his wife is always posting his delicious looking

00:09:55.720 creations um so a heck of a heck of a good guy so we'll just start off with a couple of clips here

00:10:02.760 um and then we're gonna bring kevin on and he can tell us the story hang on let's go

00:10:25.720 A lot of us that try to make it stop, but how the hell do you think that it just doesn't make sense.

00:10:31.380 They don't know what to do to us.

00:10:37.720 Come along.

00:10:46.560 Just find it hard to get your words out.

00:10:48.880 Why?

00:10:49.880 And why?

00:10:53.460 Oh, careful.

00:10:54.760 Oh, I know.

00:10:55.720 I'm always balanced, my balance is always going all over, so you know I keep pulling that over,

00:11:09.320 like when I lose my balance then I can catch it.

00:11:17.960 Want to come down and have a little nap, lie down and try to shut your eyes?

00:11:22.040 well i wanted to do that earlier you just tried about 10 minutes ago you

00:11:26.440 lied down how come you didn't stay down i wasn't comfortable okay

00:11:31.880 want an inversion chair flip you upside down

00:11:37.320 okay

00:11:46.440 but i haven't taken any of those pills since this morning no it's not that

00:11:51.160 no i gave you your pills but you took one downstairs about an hour ago

00:11:55.720 but that was just one of them that wasn't the pills that was your for inflammation right yeah okay

00:12:10.280 a little bit of a flare up tonight

00:12:11.880 Back up, Millie.

00:12:18.480 Let the dad throw. Back up.

00:12:20.120 There you go.

00:12:41.880 oh those are so hard to watch i mean even uh getting when i watched them before the show

00:12:56.460 it just tears me up especially you know when you meet kevin because he's just the nicest man like

00:13:00.760 i said um he has a beautiful wife you know he was a healthy man with a good job and and he just did

00:13:07.980 what um everyone told him was the right thing to do i keep hearing justin trudeau i keep hearing

00:13:14.760 justin trudeau saying that you know like just demonizing the unvaccinated kevin it's so good

00:13:20.200 to have you here tonight my friend it really is hello you two it's always a pleasure to uh

00:13:27.800 you know to to be noticed by good people

00:13:31.440 good people notice good people my friend how are you doing you know uh two days ago was my

00:13:41.940 fifth year anniversary for the for the worst mistake i ever made in my life and uh you know

00:13:50.340 it it's really been a real rough road it's been extremely bumpy i you know you you just

00:13:57.480 you reach for strength and and you hope that you have it within you and fortunately i have a good

00:14:03.020 support group around me too because when i just when i run out of steam you know there's always

00:14:07.940 somebody there to grab a hold of me and give me a quick shake and say it's not over you know

00:14:12.300 now if you don't know kevin actually started a whole campaign afterwards and he was i think

00:14:19.800 you were selling shirts and you had a slogan that said don't be a kevin yeah so it was right

00:14:25.680 don't be a kevin um trying to warn other people trying to warn other people about the dangers and

00:14:31.280 so that they didn't have to go what he went through and i just thought that was so clever

00:14:34.300 don't be a kevin um a very special welcome kevin thank you so much for being here yeah

00:14:41.200 you know these are these are obviously my favorite episodes um because we really want to share your

00:14:47.140 story and get your get your stories out and like i said platform if you have fundraisers now i know

00:14:52.400 you're not doing any fundraisers, but we'll go and talk about that later, how other people can

00:14:56.720 support you. But before we get going, do you want to just sort of give us a little brief story about

00:15:02.840 how it came to be? You know, what led you to make the decision that you made? And, you know,

00:15:07.960 you're obviously improving, you're getting better every day, you look absolutely fantastic,

00:15:12.140 especially when you look back at those videos. Yes, praise God. So go ahead and tell our audience

00:15:18.360 a little bit about yourself and and uh what happened well um okay well may 5th 2021 i was

00:15:27.160 uh just you know i was excited to get back to work and and i was in an environment that uh you know

00:15:34.200 was obviously extremely busy and had a lot of movement around it with people and uh the company

00:15:41.080 He was obviously very supportive of getting the vaccines to get back to work and to, you know, to start bringing things back to normal in an environment where, you know, life was pretty much based around family and income and, you know, and trying to, you know, do your best.

00:16:04.160 And in order to continue or get back to those routines, we had to, you know, get the vaccine.

00:16:13.980 And I mean, everybody, there's so many misconceptions and things like that around it.

00:16:21.060 But I mean, the truth is, is that a lot of people didn't really understand a whole lot about it.

00:16:28.860 There wasn't really a whole lot of information around it.

00:16:32.840 And, you know, and I was just really one of those people that just wanted to get the day going and, you know, really get it done.

00:16:41.600 And, you know, nothing really ever stopped me, slowed me down, got in my way before.

00:16:46.780 So I never really concerned or considered vaccines or even medications for that matter.

00:16:55.220 And, you know, I got stung.

00:16:57.640 and you know it's cost me majority of you know the best quality of my life and

00:17:06.280 um you know I have a huge family of seven kids and and you know a happy wife and and uh you know

00:17:16.200 that wasn't the plan so the the plan was to was in the next five ten years to really build something

00:17:23.300 up that we could be proud of and maybe turn over to our children and now the reality is is I just

00:17:30.560 I feel like I'm no good to my government anymore and and they've basically just left me high and

00:17:35.520 dry and and you know the support system has been um extremely um I guess punishing is you know they

00:17:46.000 they they lose my files they you know it's always an excuse and and they'll turn down you know

00:17:54.540 something as simple as disability and then the government turn around and approve me for a

00:17:59.420 completely different disability you know so it's just it's always a battle and and the unfortunate

00:18:06.260 thing is is even though this has been punishing you know with the medical profession and how

00:18:13.200 they've treated me along the way in order for me to you know I'll use the word lightly take

00:18:19.720 advantage of or try to apply for programs and things like that you need those people

00:18:24.980 so it's like it's a double-edged sword you know and I was I was told right to my face that you

00:18:32.860 know if I continue to be abrasive and bring negative light to the vaccines that I'm going

00:18:38.680 lose my doctor so you know i had to i had to be very very careful and tread on light water because

00:18:46.760 you know i need almost any kind of help that i can get when you're left on your own

00:18:53.080 yeah so absolutely well and i think that's one of the worst things about what is happening to

00:18:59.240 all of you guys is that you've just been completely abandoned you get gas lit you get ignored um

00:19:04.440 You know, a lot of the vaccine injured that I talked to or there's, you know, the doctors say, well, that can't be hit.

00:19:11.340 It's all in your head. You're probably depressed.

00:19:14.040 I mean, when we had that meeting here, we had a we had a meeting here at Bikers Church that one evening.

00:19:20.480 And that's what struck me is they wanted to get everyone on meds like anti-anxiety and depression meds.

00:19:27.180 And while you were there, Kevin, I mean, you walked in, you know, with a cane and you saw some of that.

00:19:32.420 obviously this is not depression. I mean, I'm not a doctor.

00:19:36.360 I have a PhD in nothing but the school of hard knocks. And, um, you know,

00:19:41.060 just the, just to be like cast aside in such a way after, you know,

00:19:46.080 you were told this is for the good of humanity. We're going to,

00:19:49.680 like you said, where everyone's going to get back to work.

00:19:51.880 We don't want you to kill granny. Um, you know, I just,

00:19:56.060 that's gotta be so frustrating. Um, so frustrating.

00:19:59.540 I'm just going to start some of these cause there's some good,

00:20:01.520 good things coming in here that i wanted some comments here for you kevin after um

00:20:05.920 what what happened after you got the you know what like what was your side effects and how did

00:20:11.920 it kind of progress after that sure so the first initial right in the shoulder obviously and and

00:20:19.680 when it happened i looked at the pharmacist and i actually commented i said you know wow that's a

00:20:25.600 that's a doozy you know because i've had lots of needles and vaccinations and things and and just

00:20:32.160 never even whatever you know and uh and he looked at me and i just said you know like i i felt that

00:20:39.600 and it like kind of burns walked away and i went back to work which was literally you know probably

00:20:47.600 50 feet from from where i got vaccinated from which was in a pharmacy and uh so that night i

00:20:55.240 started getting kind of flu like and sweats and shakes and and i thought oh great you know now

00:21:01.980 i'm gonna get the flu from taking that stupid shot and it just it was really strange guys because

00:21:09.540 every day i got worse and my complexion got worse too like i eventually over the course of two weeks

00:21:16.280 I turned green. And I was very, very close to passing out many times at work. I couldn't,

00:21:25.900 I looked dehydrated, I was losing weight. I just, I turned really, really sick. And

00:21:33.380 and it got to the point where, you know, I was a 13, 14, 15 hour type guy at work. And,

00:21:40.140 and it turned into you know two three hours and I was going home sick so I went home and and I said

00:21:47.420 to Andrea I go I just don't I don't feel right and uh we were talking out on our back deck and

00:21:54.040 and I was petting my dog and I I looked at her and that's kind of where I blacked out

00:21:59.800 she said you wandered over to a chair and it looked like you were getting ready to uh to sit

00:22:07.500 down and you just went lifeless and ended up falling into the chair and into the house like

00:22:12.880 the back of the wall and behind the chair and then my and then my arm just started doing the uh

00:22:19.020 you know the twitching stuff and and when i woke up she was standing and on top of me thinking i

00:22:25.160 was kidding around and and that was when everything just got really really real really fast well that

00:22:32.620 It must have been terrifying for her, too.

00:22:34.760 Yeah.

00:22:35.300 Yeah, yeah.

00:22:37.480 So I ended up in the hospital.

00:22:39.920 We went down there.

00:22:40.820 They did all kinds of tests and assumptions and things that were way out of whack.

00:22:48.300 And they ended up writing it off as anxiety and tested me for some very, very hardcore heavy drugs.

00:22:58.800 And obviously, they came back negative and sent me home.

00:23:02.620 and then it happened again. So I'm back in the hospital and I'm like, guys, I'm not good. I've

00:23:09.040 got these tremors and I'm shaking all over to the point where, you know, the bolts on the gurney was

00:23:15.100 coming loose. And, you know, it just, there's lots of video of that. And once again, it was my family

00:23:22.820 physician that was working in the emergency department that night who knew me very well

00:23:27.920 and knew i was you know a person who she trusted as a professional herself and uh tested me again

00:23:35.760 for the same types of things so when people ask what uh what a bad shot is like it's just like

00:23:44.160 that because that's what they assume it is wow now if i'm not mistaken there's another gentleman

00:23:51.660 here i won't use his last name because i don't know if he wants to be outed but um not outed

00:23:55.900 you know i mean uh steve now wasn't it you and steve discovered that you ended up um having the

00:24:01.740 same batch getting vaccines from the same batch was that correct yeah so initially when everyone

00:24:09.500 started dropping i was uh i was involved in a pretty large well actually initially it was a

00:24:15.420 pretty small group of individuals that were into that were we were all injured by certain vaccines

00:24:23.260 Right. So then the batch numbers started coming up and and we started kind of narrowing things down along the lines of, well, who took AstraZeneca, who took Moderna, who took and what signs symptoms are they feeling versus us?

00:24:38.520 and you know and we were we were advocating for ourselves and and really to be honest trying to

00:24:43.960 save our lives and and then you know steve steve was one of the people that uh that came forth as

00:24:51.400 well and said you know i think i had that batch too and we compared batch numbers and and then

00:24:57.480 we ran into you know i've quite a few people that have taken it um that were involved on that same

00:25:04.040 batch and lot number and of course their symptoms are same or similar um you know and in some cases

00:25:10.520 even worse too so you know it uh it ended up coming out of a plant in baltimore that had

00:25:20.040 millions of doses that were shipped to canada and mexico from a from a plant that was uh

00:25:26.120 contaminated so i mean we had our we had our life sorry the life expectancy of the doses

00:25:36.280 were extended by a month and uh that was that batch that uh that everyone got sick from so

00:25:43.160 they kind of suspended it and they extended it and and made the uh the expiry date an extra month

00:25:50.520 yeah good stuff wow we met a lot of people that week um we did a we did kind of a little bit of

00:26:00.700 an uh awareness thing at the church in ottawa that night we met so many people we met steve and

00:26:05.600 kevin ashley was there it was a full house in the basement there it was really good to sit and

00:26:11.220 listen to everybody and tell their stories on how they were affected by it i just can't believe

00:26:15.340 we're still here after all the government did to people throughout that period of time and the

00:26:20.140 amount of pressure they put on citizens and when things went wrong there's been zero accountability

00:26:25.280 even zero acknowledgement from government officials for forcing people into this position right

00:26:30.080 yeah yes yeah yeah absolutely it it's so unfair like it's it's exactly what i didn't think this

00:26:42.320 country was about and and i don't you know i never try to put this country in you know or hold it

00:26:48.640 responsible for it but uh it's more of our system it's it's not it's very broken and and even

00:26:57.420 different too i'll bring this up we have a we have an emergency department that is very good

00:27:03.700 at treating people for emergencies and then we have people that you know are family physicians

00:27:08.480 that seem to be extremely good at prescribing prescriptions and then we have our specialists

00:27:13.880 or a neurologist and stuff like that but for some crazy reason they don't connect and they don't

00:27:21.860 communicate very well at all and that was one of the big things that happened to me I was put into

00:27:28.740 a program for 12 weeks to try and learn how to walk again and they were teaching me the wrong way

00:27:35.080 and I said to my neurologist I go there's just nothing's happening and they're complaining that

00:27:40.520 i'm not responding to the treatment well after the neurologist got in contact with them and said

00:27:47.020 your procedures that you're doing is incorrect they dropped me as a patient so i didn't gain

00:27:53.520 i didn't you know i didn't really lose anything because it wasn't really the proper treatment to

00:27:58.500 begin with but i mean just everybody just gives up as soon as somebody calls them out

00:28:03.580 Great. And then just that's it. Just washes their hands of you and makes tries to put you on to make somebody else's some of somebody else's problem.

00:28:13.440 And you just said it, Kevin. I mean, all these institutions that all of us were raised to believe and trust that had our best interests at heart,

00:28:21.300 that we were going to protect us from harm, that we're going to give us a voice and keep us safe everywhere from the health system to the justice system to our political system.

00:28:32.860 you know it's failed it's failed every one of us and I think that's one of the things that's

00:28:39.080 so disappointing about all of this like I said I think when we saw you last you were you had

00:28:45.400 applied for the VISP or you were in talks with the with the former VISP program were you not

00:28:52.280 yes and have you been have you been in contact with the new the new vaccine

00:28:58.060 impacted impacted i said it should be called inconvenience so you know if you're going to go

00:29:06.520 go big or go home just vaccine inconvenienced assistance program like i mean come on um do you

00:29:12.540 want to or if you can i mean i know that some of these cases are ongoing but if you want to share

00:29:17.320 you know your story about uh with the visp um go ahead and then if you've been in contact with the

00:29:23.700 and i'd love to hear about that too okay so the first visp um first time that we tried to apply

00:29:31.940 was right away actually right when i first got injured and the first few times that we went on

00:29:37.220 there it actually told us that the program was not accepting any applications at this time and

00:29:44.180 and i think it said something along the lines of that the app the process is closed

00:29:49.220 and then they reopened it back up and we applied and then about after the first year year and a

00:29:57.000 half they said that they didn't have my file anymore and it had been misplaced and that I

00:30:02.580 had to reapply again so I did so we reapplied again went through the first stages which is

00:30:11.420 where they have to you know get some sort of proof that you were vaccinated and that there's

00:30:16.160 potential for injury i did that we passed that then we went into we had to collect all the medical

00:30:23.920 records from our doctor from the you know from our visits and send them in so we did that then it

00:30:31.040 went to um they had to collect the information themselves from the actual emergency departments

00:30:38.640 that i first visited and that's where we're at now so they got they're still waiting on one more

00:30:47.200 emergency department supposedly uh report and at then at that time then um their doctors will

00:30:56.560 continue to review my case and file and see if there's uh enough evidence to connect my injury

00:31:03.920 to the vaccine and it's in their opinion not in my opinion or my contact like they're not gonna

00:31:13.360 they're not gonna call me up and say you know how you doing can you tell us about what happened it's

00:31:19.600 all basically i think it was just under 900 pages of of uh medical visits that i've had at the

00:31:27.120 emergency departments and stuff so wow i can't remember did you you you so did you ever get a

00:31:35.760 diagnosis from a doctor that that said that this was vaccine related so so yes and no they word

00:31:44.560 things extremely kind of uh salad-y in uh their reports they they use words like uh although

00:31:52.560 there's you know nothing that uh points directly to it there is a potential that this is something

00:32:00.480 that could have resulted from the vaccination um those types of you know explanations but my my

00:32:09.360 diagnosis that i got from my neurologist and and keep in mind too i mean they're like i'm in i'm in

00:32:16.000 the hospital next week getting another uh test done for a different type of disease so now it's

00:32:23.040 they're testing for for those that are caused by it um but i mean i have functional neurological

00:32:29.840 disorder which is basically my brain has disconnected from my body uh the the communication

00:32:37.760 that it has with my body isn't right so um when it tells i have to literally tell my body how to move

00:32:45.760 how to you know how to respond how to feel um you know the inflammation on my brain gets so bad that

00:32:54.080 i just end up going to bed because i can't process anything let alone walking which is what was in

00:32:59.360 those videos um you know but i do have to say that you know in the last so a month ago 30 days ago

00:33:12.560 i don't like to say this very much but like even seeing those videos that you played at the

00:33:17.440 beginning i was i was at the end of my rope you know a month ago i i really felt myself going

00:33:24.320 down really far and i know that my original diagnosis was that i my life expectancy was five

00:33:32.960 years and you know and i really started to feel like i was i was there you know i'm sleeping 17

00:33:41.120 hours a day and and when i was up it was very short-lived and then the inflammation just gets

00:33:46.960 so bad that i could function and you know it was turned into horrid and then i started using a new

00:33:54.720 machine that some you know really good follower friends told me that i had to do it and and i did

00:34:02.720 and and you know it's been 20 i think 26 days have been using this and and i mean we're at

00:34:11.040 8 30 right now i would have already been in bed sleeping for a couple hours had i not found this

00:34:16.240 device so i'm so thankful and and you know i i feel like i feel like i have a chance again

00:34:23.840 can you can you give us an insight into what the machine was

00:34:28.960 absolutely actually guys i'm so passionate about what it's done for me that i opened up my home to

00:34:37.820 the people around me too like i've told everybody in my community that you know this is free this

00:34:44.000 is not you know it's it's not something that i'm trying to you know i i i want to feel better and

00:34:50.700 i can't stand knowing that there's people that are suffering that that are being neglected you

00:34:57.000 know so um that's what i've done i'll show you i actually set this little down in my office where

00:35:07.340 i was doing my 3d printing to raise some money for this stuff and yeah so i have you know i have

00:35:15.420 couple chairs here and and we've been having some people coming by that have been you know really

00:35:21.660 sick and uh the uh the results are the same as mine so it's very rewarding to feel as though uh

00:35:31.980 you know i still have some kind of a purpose no kidding that much for you than your government

00:35:39.900 has in the last five years is that sad yeah yeah no kidding yeah yeah yeah it's been a

00:35:50.060 gig dealing with those guys and you know it's just you don't win with them i i can't win

00:35:58.460 i you know i can't get a word to represent me because they're afraid of getting sued by their

00:36:02.620 own government i don't know either that or there i mean there's some people that are doing it

00:36:10.300 What's that?

00:36:11.580 Either that or they have all the law firms on retainer,

00:36:14.240 which is something the government likes to do.

00:36:17.200 Yeah, and every time I've had positive feedback from a legal team,

00:36:23.280 they've either disappeared or just all of a sudden went away.

00:36:29.320 You know, and I did have someone in Toronto that was, you know,

00:36:33.280 we had letters going back and forth,

00:36:36.080 and they told me what they figured everything was worth,

00:36:39.300 and and then after that she just disappeared really so yeah just ghosted you

00:36:46.800 yeah and then when i contacted the firm they had no uh no comment on where i could find this person

00:36:54.340 anymore either so i think what happened was they released her right yeah well a lot of them don't

00:37:02.880 want to touch a lot of them don't want to touch these cases and and i mean my my case is a little

00:37:08.320 different but i just launched a lawsuit myself a civil suit against you know for for the breach

00:37:13.360 and um it took the the lawyers wanted to take it they were ready to take it right away but

00:37:19.120 their firm took them three weeks to decide if they would let them take my case because of

00:37:25.120 the sensitive nature of it just so just like you you know a lot of these people

00:37:30.240 um they just don't want their they're worried about losing their mansions and their lexuses

00:37:35.920 and their, you know, fancy boats, which is really, really unfortunate, being canceled.

00:37:41.880 But in the meantime, you know, you're not getting the help that you need.

00:37:46.720 And, of course, you know, obviously, as a result, you lost your job over this.

00:37:53.320 You were forced to quit your job eventually, as you were saying.

00:37:56.880 But not only that, like, how has this affected your family?

00:38:00.640 like your family i know andrea ended up having to leave her position to help take care of you

00:38:08.080 yeah yeah so andrea and i both had uh pretty decent jobs we were both uh we were both um

00:38:15.920 you know we we worked our way up the ladders and we got to where we were starting to feel

00:38:21.600 a little bit more successful and our paychecks were starting to look a little bit more like

00:38:26.240 they were rewarding us and yeah we both had to basically leave our jobs right away

00:38:32.960 andrea tried to hang on for a couple weeks and and she just couldn't do it because i mean i was

00:38:39.840 i wasn't she thought it was gonna die you know so so did i so i mean she lost her job i lost my job

00:38:48.720 she she to this day i mean she's at home here she she makes quilts you know she's she's just

00:38:56.880 she'll do whatever she possibly can to make sure that you know that we're okay and i mean

00:39:05.280 that's just the honest truth i mean the government sure the heck isn't doing it

00:39:11.940 and fortunately i had uh you know i had some benefits but you know i lost half my benefits

00:39:18.540 too because i couldn't afford to pay them anymore so you know you can't pay your benefit yeah i

00:39:25.080 couldn't pay 750 a month without an income so i lost all my benefits i lost my life insurance i

00:39:32.880 lost everything you know and you just i don't know what i'm gonna do i i you're trying to

00:39:41.660 But he did.

00:39:43.220 The government is in this position, and now the government is,

00:39:47.480 is there any word from the VIS program now, the new one that the government

00:39:50.180 just took over and put how many millions of dollars in?

00:39:52.560 Are they having Tennis Day on Thursdays, or is it Pool Fridays yet,

00:39:55.960 or do you know anything about this?

00:39:58.080 All I got was a letter.

00:40:00.940 I got a letter saying that they know who I am and that they'll get to my file,

00:40:07.640 at which point I reached out to my member of parliament who you know stands right beside

00:40:15.020 the person in parliament in the green seats and who I know personally as well and reached out to

00:40:22.400 her office a few times in the past they told me to keep them informed which I did and I reached

00:40:28.360 out to them again two weeks ago and explained to them now about a month ago explained to them that

00:40:35.240 you know there's been no answer and and and I'd like it if they could at least you know get some

00:40:42.480 sort of an update as to why and I was told that I just need to sit back and relax and wait for my

00:40:52.080 decision because if I bring myself forth to them or they bring my case forth to them then someone

00:41:00.900 else has to wait longer so i guess they're comfortable with the games that they're playing

00:41:10.820 you're like what is that what does that even mean yeah it means that it means that they literally

00:41:17.220 told me that my i am not any more important than anyone else so why should i feel as though

00:41:24.260 i should question the timeline of my case that's and and that wasn't a liberal

00:41:32.260 that was a conservative government member too i might add wow so yeah it blew my mind

00:41:41.700 just remember you know that bird has you know wings still the same bird two different wings

00:41:46.740 left and right i uh firmly believe that we can only we can only really uh draw conclusions from

00:41:56.340 our examples yeah that's exactly right and like you said just like the lawyers the politicians

00:42:04.980 don't want to touch it either you know there is a few i will say that there is a few that are

00:42:08.580 advocating i find most of them don't start advocating though until they've left then

00:42:13.780 they'll start to get a little bit more vocal unfortunately but um you know this is stuff

00:42:18.260 that we we should be seeing being discussed in the house of commons or in committee

00:42:22.820 and it's just it's not happening justin trudeau should be in jail number one

00:42:28.900 yeah he's got katie perry i think that's probably worse i've been to jail i'd rather be in jail than

00:42:35.460 and hang out with katie perry all i can say is if i go before either one of those two goes i am

00:42:45.780 going to be a fly on that wall yeah you come back and haunt the hell out of them oh for sure for

00:42:54.100 sure because you know five years later guys they you still see those videos of him and that pompous

00:43:01.940 attitude and and that nasty smirk on his face like it just wow i i wouldn't want to live in

00:43:11.940 ottawa period just in case yeah no kidding no kidding well i think you look absolutely amazing

00:43:20.540 i mean you even look better than when we saw you a couple years ago your color looks great i mean

00:43:25.200 and like i said if you follow kevin or andre on facebook they are i mean they're you're it's like

00:43:31.460 couple goals, you know, when you see these, the cutest couple, you guys have the greatest picture

00:43:35.680 and she's a huge support for you. And, um, you know, I think, like you said, she left her job

00:43:40.320 to help support you. And then she's, I know, I mean, I mean, you, I know what she was doing,

00:43:44.520 uh, when we were coming to visit you, just kind of taking and doing every little bit that she

00:43:49.100 could to help. So, I mean, in that respect, Kevin, I just think you're so lucky to have,

00:43:53.260 you know, a wonderful support like Andrea and your family for sure. Um, you know, that's definitely,

00:43:58.460 definitely got it that's definitely got to help um because there are some people that are not

00:44:03.420 in that same similar situation so i'm just i'm so glad that you're not alone and that you don't

00:44:07.920 have to go through this all alone she's never once doubted anything that's happened or doubted

00:44:13.440 anything that i've that as odd as it is that you know she's never questioned any of it it's always

00:44:21.220 been how you do it you know and then just she's she's the best thing that's ever happened to me

00:44:30.380 in my life as far as you know any type of companionship could ever happen or anyone

00:44:35.320 could ever look for in a human just you know when I couldn't fight she would fight and

00:44:43.020 she's not a fighter but my goodness when she gets mad and when things aren't happening right you

00:44:50.780 know like in the hospitals there she made me feel uncomfortable a few times

00:44:55.740 sweetest you would not want to cross her good

00:45:03.920 tasha found a photo look at that you guys are so sweet

00:45:09.680 yeah that was uh that was a great day actually that was actually the first time that you know

00:45:19.120 how steve was in here that was the first time i ever met steve actually was um i had uh um i had

00:45:26.920 access to a couple conference rooms in ottawa and uh still from from the business and uh i utilized

00:45:36.800 that tool and we all met at one of the one of the places and uh and that was our first gathering of

00:45:43.260 vaccine injured in ottawa actually to uh connect so uh that was with a woman named dallas from

00:45:50.740 silent survivors who uh who has uh done an incredible job with with keeping so many of us

00:45:59.600 connected you know even through the the weirdness of everything and you know she's i have to say

00:46:07.020 She has all of her profiles printed out and they're, you know, they're in 16 foot long banners and she marches them across wherever she can possibly find gas money to drag them to.

00:46:20.420 So, you know, they're, you know, it's just great to see that some people, you know, and much like yourselves that have dedicated any of their time towards us, you know.

00:46:34.600 ideally for the convoy

00:46:37.380 this is what we were trying to prevent

00:46:39.360 you know

00:46:40.000 the people that come out there and grasp and say

00:46:43.140 it was this or it was that

00:46:44.460 it was about choice and government

00:46:47.400 not pushing us into something that people

00:46:49.420 were uncomfortable with

00:46:50.420 I guess

00:46:51.940 these people out there say oh yeah you're just scared of a needle

00:46:55.480 no I think I've got

00:46:57.240 I've had a few

00:46:57.860 that's right

00:46:59.640 I've had a few

00:47:01.580 no kidding

00:47:02.820 yeah well i mean that's the thing i mean we were immediately all labeled anti-vaxxers but

00:47:09.320 i mean i have all of my childhood vaccines um i had to when we went to the dominican years and

00:47:14.780 years and years ago um i had to take one then i've never like i've never been an anti-vaxxer

00:47:21.460 and it was never about that it was just about freedom of choice and you didn't certainly didn't

00:47:25.380 see chris or i you know railing on the internet about about um people that took the vaccine or

00:47:32.640 people that didn't take the vaccine it really comes down to freedom of choice and that was

00:47:36.780 literally taken away from everyone you know it's it's not a choice if you have to do this and lose

00:47:42.880 your job or do this or lose your home right i do right i just want to add this i do mock the people

00:47:50.460 that are still go getting their boosters for covid to this day i want to make sure people know that

00:47:54.680 i am not that's true yeah i mock them because some of them literally face it some of them are

00:48:00.280 on number 15 now and they think they're just

00:48:02.240 excited to go get the next one

00:48:03.680 when you meet people like Kevin

00:48:06.120 Steve

00:48:07.820 how many Kayla

00:48:10.020 Carrie

00:48:11.260 how many people are out there right now

00:48:14.100 that you don't know about that have adverse

00:48:16.120 side effects

00:48:16.680 the numbers in cancer

00:48:19.060 strokes, blood clots

00:48:21.140 how many of them were told

00:48:25.600 were told that it wasn't from the vaccine

00:48:28.120 that knew it was from the vaccine

00:48:30.120 you know like the gas lighting was just it still is it's still going on i mean the health units

00:48:38.560 are still advertising shots and and you know we're doing them this day and you can just walk

00:48:43.840 in and get them and i don't know we go into the local pharmacy in in my hometown of swift current

00:48:51.480 there's a whole bunch of people sitting there with their masks on with their sleeves rolled up ready

00:48:55.680 for the shot and proud um knowing what you know what we know about it now i i pity those people

00:49:02.360 i don't know so kevin you're not going to run out and get your hand to buy a shot

00:49:07.460 i already posted my pic for that

00:49:11.560 i haven't been on the internet much today but i'll go check that out afterwards oh i did

00:49:18.460 yes yes yes i uploaded my new photo and luckily i've gone back to normal now but i look like a

00:49:25.520 monkey earlier and i is that i haven't seen it is that what they're saying right now is the

00:49:31.260 antivirus is uh contagious between humans who contracted is that what they're trying to put

00:49:35.760 the narrative out yeah yeah i believe they said that uh two canadians were on the boat and they

00:49:43.120 were uh now in contact with at least one person on a plane from canada too so i saw that you know

00:49:51.400 it's it is what it is i mean oh antivirus like this is the same strain of the deer mice carry

00:50:01.160 like being raised on a farm and cleaning greeneries out you know the difference between

00:50:06.320 of deer mouse and a field mouse and antivirus is spread by the feces of a deer mouse if you

00:50:12.780 find a deer mouse not all of them have antivirus it's just a strain an m95 mask that would be the

00:50:18.860 only time i'd comfortably wear a mask is if i was in a building with with deer mice droppings and

00:50:24.360 and that was i think it's pretty much effective and safe right there but this is ridiculous that

00:50:31.060 people are falling into this narrative it seems like as soon as the media or the government tells

00:50:34.680 people to do something or unlike and i said this last week didn't i they're lemmings they're not

00:50:38.900 even sheep at this point anymore they're lemmings i saw that yeah that's right well well and it's

00:50:47.480 funny well it's not funny but um it's a little bit funny you know the the hantavirus thing is

00:50:52.740 starting and now they're pinpointing like two canadians are here that we're here and they're

00:50:57.580 starting to pinpoint and spreading the fear and in the meantime you know yesterday the news broke

00:51:02.220 that the russians are behind the alberta independence movement so i mean what's next i

00:51:08.040 mean are we gonna go bust into a homeless shelter and steal all their food and desecrate their the

00:51:13.620 the terry fox memorial like i mean it's like the same psy off and the same all the same it's a

00:51:20.080 playbook now i guess but i need they need to get some new material because i don't believe the

00:51:25.000 vast majority of canadians well at least the non elbows up crowd are going to fall for it

00:51:30.120 my daughter and i speak a lot because of just what we're doing together right now on the radios

00:51:35.560 between pickup and semi and she messaged me she said dad i sent you a tiktok it's cbc they're

00:51:41.260 saying that donald trump is physically involved with the the alberta independence movement and

00:51:46.000 he's fueling it with his money right now and i looked at the video and i just said the ccr

00:51:50.860 like come on don't don't watch that don't watch that please it's wrong they're they're just they're

00:51:56.640 using it like the same way they used against us in ottawa in 2022 they turned that russian

00:52:02.060 narrative the u.s narrative the what else was there tamara there was so much uh there was the

00:52:09.340 arsonist narrative that we were gonna burn tried to burn down an apartment building um the somebody

00:52:15.760 that was dancing on the war memorial which was had nobody to do with us yeah that's right um

00:52:22.640 almost shelter yeah yeah it's just misinformation and that's the thing misinformation and

00:52:29.580 disinformation which we are the ones that get accused of that aren't we um there was somebody

00:52:35.360 here kevin i wanted to just bring this up um that asked where they can buy a quilt from andrea

00:52:45.200 amazing so andrea um you know what i think she

00:52:52.240 i should know this but i do believe i'm gonna look at this guys i'm walking over here

00:52:59.600 this is cool i can tell people i can i can tell people i can walk whoops

00:53:03.840 oops no i just turned off the camera there we go so this is can you guys see that

00:53:14.960 it is a memory quilt thing that flyer that she made up and her phone number is on the bottom

00:53:21.280 but to be honest guys if you just go to my facebook or andrea's facebook she posts her

00:53:28.080 quilts on there as she makes them and there's there's a couple of her pieces that she just did

00:53:32.840 but but and some prices too but but uh yeah no she ships them ships them all over the country now and

00:53:40.600 and uh um it's really has been a blessing i mean we've we've really our our main thing right now

00:53:50.920 as far as income goes is her making her quilts and and the byproduct of me being healthier with

00:53:57.160 this machine as people are buying these machines too and uh and they're paying us commissions for

00:54:04.120 the machines being sold as well so it's kind of a full circle and and a blessing in its own self

00:54:14.840 um i apologize if i missed it but somebody did ask oh sorry chris um somebody asked what the name of

00:54:22.040 it was what is the name of the machine yes so we have a link for it but this particular machine

00:54:28.600 that i'm using i wish i could flip my camera around but i'll just do it like that so this

00:54:34.200 machine here is is called a an ollie life e90 plus and it comes with the foot machine so you just

00:54:42.680 put it on it and if you want extra you can go in with these machines too that that

00:54:49.320 literally plug into it so it's terahertz PEMF which by the way the horse that just won the

00:55:00.500 Kentucky Derby apparently was using PEMF frequency and his jockey as well was

00:55:06.940 so it literally recharges your batteries and makes you perform extremely well so that's what

00:55:13.760 i'm using to give me that boost and not make me sleep all day and then the other one is red light

00:55:20.580 therapy tens and uh and ems too so right in that one so if i have to go right in deep into a you

00:55:29.580 know a pain in the tissue and stuff i can so it's just it's been so helpful and the biggest thing

00:55:36.660 to be honest is the inflammation if you can get your brain to stop swelling up and feeling like

00:55:42.900 it's you know you're underwater and and can't you know can't function um that was the first

00:55:49.480 treatment that i did 20 minutes long it was 10 minutes long actually i felt the uh i felt the

00:55:56.120 inflammation in my whole body lift almost instantly and uh and i kind of looked at the

00:56:02.280 machine and went oh my like this this can't be and then uh the next morning when i woke up

00:56:09.460 I was ready to rip and I thought I got to get my feet back on it and then I started feeling

00:56:15.740 little pieces in my body that were almost like little stings and I know that they were problem

00:56:23.380 areas big problem areas in my organs and I could feel it in them and I'm pretty sure that what was

00:56:30.880 happening was it was literally hatching up and healing the parts inside that were really bad

00:56:38.080 like my intestines have been bleeding for over two years doctors have done next to nothing for it

00:56:44.880 i've had surgeons the whole works um literally pardon my french no shit two days on this machine

00:56:52.760 i've never had another episode since wow this is 26 days and i was internal bleeding for over two

00:57:01.460 years so that's amazing they can't help then maybe maybe this will have you been following um uh

00:57:13.540 lindsey house the the nurse from the united states she has a great big following on x she's been

00:57:19.620 she's injured herself she has a huge following um and then a big advocate for it and she's

00:57:25.620 getting therapy in japan right now um from dr kevin oh i don't want i'm going to screw this up

00:57:32.180 i want to say mccarran um i can post it to the channel later but i've been following her story

00:57:38.500 over there she's over there getting treatments and she's like um done a 180 you know she was in a

00:57:44.580 very similar situation to you she had a lot of trouble walking and then she had posted a video

00:57:48.780 of herself um the other day running bases for the first time in like five years kevin is it called

00:57:55.200 p p m f therapy yeah pulsed pulsed electromagnetic uh fields and it's

00:58:05.200 i just i can't that you guys have heard of uh people with p m f mats they'll lay down on them

00:58:14.240 and stuff and they'll use them for healing well this machine has what they did was they figured

00:58:20.080 out how to take that technology and incorporate with terahertz which is the wand that i used to

00:58:25.840 use that really kind of you know brought me around a few years ago now they figured out

00:58:34.080 obviously as growth things grow they figured out how to incorporate those two frequencies together

00:58:40.160 in a foot device with no sound so 20 minute treatment and and i'm i'm ready for the day

00:58:47.600 and you know and i'm still up at nine o'clock tonight so it's yeah we appreciate that i uh

00:58:55.820 i found andrea's page and i shared it on my big red account if everybody can please share that

00:59:02.600 out for her quilts obviously that's that's the sole income of this household right now so

00:59:07.220 people we can make andrea so busy she just sell quilts and knit all day long

00:59:12.120 she actually leaves saturday i have to bring her to the airport um we were talking about the

00:59:20.760 effects of vaccines and and how people keep lining up well both her mother and her father

00:59:26.900 are suffering from brain cancer her mother passed away at the beginning of the year from brain

00:59:31.600 cancer turbo and her dad is uh is literally she's flying out on saturday to basically say goodbye to

00:59:39.760 him as well brain cancer um you know i'm sorry these these two these two individuals were you

00:59:47.200 know they were extremely great to me uh in my life with andrea and to see them deteriorate so

00:59:56.320 from a turbo cancer that was likely caused by something that we both know about

01:00:02.720 is very you know it's just but so reason why i said that was she will definitely

01:00:10.800 accept your order and she will start making your quilt in one week

01:00:16.960 but uh but she enjoys it too and and she's literally right beside me all day so it's

01:00:23.680 i'm grateful for that because i don't know what's the future what's that when we were at your house

01:00:31.120 we watched the interaction she was right there she's just she's right beside you the entire time

01:00:37.040 it's pretty evident she's an amazing person yeah yeah yeah you got lucky with that one kevin

01:00:45.680 i call her my current wife and it really gets her

01:00:50.000 that's right but yeah better than your future mrs x yes better than that oh i don't think that'll

01:00:59.840 ever happen oh yeah that's so terrible my friend died of brain cancer from the shot too yeah

01:01:05.000 i mean i don't think there's too many people or i've yet to meet anyone that doesn't know at

01:01:13.160 least one person it's usually several and even walking around this conference today here kevin

01:01:18.760 i mean there's a lot of delegates and people that come up and tell me their stories and

01:01:22.860 And, you know, everybody knows somebody that has been negatively affected and harmed because of the vaccines.

01:01:31.660 So I hope that, you know, I hope that people will start getting more vocal.

01:01:36.340 And I think a lot of you guys are doing such a great job.

01:01:39.080 We're trying to help.

01:01:40.340 I know there's some good organizations out there like CanRise19 that's doing some great work.

01:01:45.560 But we really still need to keep we need to get loud.

01:01:48.560 we need to be louder and get more attention on this because that's the only as we know in canada

01:01:53.920 anyways you know the squeaky uh wheel gets the grease so to speak but i mean how what i just

01:02:01.840 don't know what more you have to do i mean they put these organs they put these um like the visp

01:02:07.520 together that was a complete failure right from the start a joke actually not even a failure it

01:02:12.960 was a joke oh there she's got it posted there thank you it's very very punishing to be injured

01:02:21.040 and then watch the way that it was unfolding and you know and when you guys actually met me in in

01:02:27.840 at my home here a couple almost a couple years it was august i think a couple years back um we had

01:02:34.400 just spoken i had left them a message and their message said that they would turn around i think

01:02:39.840 within 48 hour period to speak to and and i wanted to have that update for you guys last time but

01:02:47.760 it was three weeks in and they still hadn't returned the call so yeah that's where we were

01:02:53.680 last time to be fair kevin um there was like video games and ping pong and netflix um they

01:03:01.360 were far too busy um to get back to you i'm sure i mean that was the report that came out from a

01:03:07.040 a whistleblower at least thankfully there was somebody that came forward from that program

01:03:11.120 and said something um but i mean you know dan hartman is uh called the viap so is kayla paula

01:03:18.880 kerry sakamoto has and and they're still getting their run around also from these people like you

01:03:24.160 said you know well we don't have your application where's your paperwork where are your files

01:03:31.200 and i mean i have 13 brain lesions from this which prevents me from being able to do paperwork

01:03:38.320 and and those types of of of projects uh it's a big job so i i just i can't do it and when you

01:03:49.400 have to do it twice or three times and like you know that they probably didn't lose anything and

01:03:57.840 they're just really trying to compare your paperwork to see if you if you're going to

01:04:02.280 mess up one word in it or something to give them a reason to turn you down you know uh

01:04:08.080 they the reason why uh odsp so ontario disability turned me down uh because i wasn't taking

01:04:15.960 lorazepam true story wow yeah i said why would i take it says right on the bottle take take if

01:04:25.680 needed it doesn't say take every four hours so why would i take something that that i didn't find

01:04:33.080 was working or it was necessary and and literally she's she told me she said well that's the reason

01:04:39.120 why you're turned down so i had to reapply the whole process again and now i was approved and

01:04:46.120 i was like hey i got approved for something and only to find out that that all the money that i

01:04:52.580 just got approved from yes it was retro but my uh private company is taking all of it so

01:04:59.300 i mean i'm no further ahead today than i was when i got approved for disability

01:05:04.360 but the fact that i got a piece of paper that they admitted that you know i'm disabled that's

01:05:10.620 about all i got yeah so another government yeah this is government this is this what are people

01:05:19.280 in this country going to wake up to what the government's done to citizens in this country

01:05:22.860 is my question i think every time i do a social media post about this being loud about that i get

01:05:27.940 so much hate and it doesn't deter me from doing the next post i just want to make sure everybody

01:05:32.440 knows that it empowers me to do more posts okay because i i am that guy so get used to it please

01:05:39.260 yeah i like this comment trust me the government will never lose your paperwork when it comes to

01:05:46.900 tax time no kidding they're very selective about the paperwork they lose i was having kind of a

01:05:55.480 fun conversation with a close friend the other day and i said wouldn't it be cool if these people

01:06:01.360 that you know even the ones that stole my medical files from wherever it would happen from the

01:06:07.120 breach wouldn't it be cool if they wiped out all our credit card debt you know what i mean just

01:06:13.480 wipe it all out you you want to screw up our government or or do something like that just

01:06:18.440 wipe everyone's debt yeah i'm all scared over yeah they can't ever make any any mistakes that

01:06:24.920 actually benefit canadians it's always the ones that screw them over that's okay yeah that's true

01:06:32.760 yeah oh wow that is oh boy um uh so what's next for you what what's next for you now i guess

01:06:40.520 you're just gonna keep well like your machine i'm 25 or 26 days into this so i don't really

01:06:48.520 know what to expect because i do know that i've been sick for a very long time and you know and

01:06:54.520 i know my body's detoxing and i know i'm getting rid of a lot of things that don't belong here so

01:07:01.240 i'm positive about that stuff and and really and truly guys i mean my vision has always been the

01:07:08.200 same and that's to try and figure out a way to uh to beat this and to win and you know and never

01:07:14.880 to give up and and to uh you know and and to really try and just every day when I lay down

01:07:24.260 to be proud of either something I did or something that somebody felt like they needed to do for me

01:07:29.720 and and I say that in a way that you know generally people that do something for you

01:07:36.660 is a is a reaction to something that you've done for them so you know it's kind of a positive

01:07:42.300 feedback and uh and just uh you know i i used to pride myself at work with my employees and

01:07:49.540 the people around to try and make them better and and if i can't do that anymore the least i can do

01:07:55.220 is try to deliver the message and see if someone else can run with it you know i i uh everyone has

01:08:03.320 a purpose and and those that just don't want to try and figure that out are missing the boat

01:08:11.960 yeah just never give up yeah never give up you can't give up no no last breath william wallace

01:08:21.640 scotland that's right that's right yeah and never beat kevin why it's important to end up

01:08:30.120 regardless yeah don't be kevin yeah uh carmella wayne says you were a real inspiration kevin and

01:08:38.840 i would have to agree yeah very much so i i i really do appreciate it i'm i'm you know i'm

01:08:48.760 diet i'm a i'm a a nut job by by trade you know i like pranking people and having fun and stuff and

01:08:56.360 and i can't run anymore so i have to change my game a little bit and you know just try to be

01:09:01.960 try to make sure that everybody's on the same page as me so i don't have to watch over my

01:09:08.100 my shoulder but yeah i will have to say i did get some hate mail this morning for people trying to

01:09:14.360 sway my opinions and and uh you know and and and you know because you're coming on the show

01:09:21.180 yeah and it's really sad that people are stuck in that still because the truth is guys and and

01:09:28.140 this i'm going to say this out loud and you know people can come forth and say you know kevin you

01:09:34.920 shouldn't do this or you shouldn't give these people or those people a platform and the reality

01:09:40.460 is is and what i'll ask everybody out there is when you say those things to me and i'm speaking

01:09:47.880 directly to those people right now i want you to know that do you feel the same way should i have

01:09:55.100 the same type of attitude if cbc contacts me you know should i get all excited and and you know

01:10:02.080 feel great that they contacted me finally after gaslighting me so many times and communications

01:10:08.520 through emails of you know kevin we need your story and and then deciding not to feed off me

01:10:14.820 because they only covered one story that year.

01:10:17.640 Well, Chris and Tamara here are embracing all of us.

01:10:22.320 And they're also giving us a platform to speak.

01:10:27.580 And if anyone has an issue with that,

01:10:30.580 then you'll see me on a different program

01:10:33.580 or a different platform that maybe makes you happier.

01:10:37.780 But I am here for everybody

01:10:40.320 and I am going to support those who support me

01:10:43.820 And that will never change.

01:10:45.520 And that's how I've been raised.

01:10:47.220 And that's how I hope I can rub off on others.

01:10:51.680 It's funny.

01:10:52.540 Sorry, guys.

01:10:53.720 I was approached by somebody a couple weeks ago, another social media personality that's done a lot of stuff on the V word, the injuries.

01:11:03.280 And he made it sound like we're hijacked his deal.

01:11:09.780 This was his deal.

01:11:11.440 This is his story to talk about.

01:11:12.960 And because Tamara and I host this or have people on now, we're hijacking his idea.

01:11:18.760 And I kind of thought, if that's where we are right now in this thing, where it's all about me, me, me, I, I, I, you need to check yourself before you wreck yourself.

01:11:26.500 Because it shouldn't be about me, me, me.

01:11:28.200 It should be about us.

01:11:29.400 And the more people speaking about this sort of thing, the better.

01:11:32.920 So everybody needs to speak about it.

01:11:35.920 Exactly.

01:11:36.640 And you should be going on every show.

01:11:39.580 Like, everybody should be doing shows about this.

01:11:41.940 um we certainly didn't steal this idea from anyone we just wanted to help i mean even

01:11:46.740 you know before things got really crazy with our trial which is how we met you i mean we tried to

01:11:52.200 start a group um where we could help you guys or you know get the story out or help you find some

01:11:57.860 resources um through bikers church you know thomas our good friend thomas was involved

01:12:02.540 um but of course i mean we just got so crazy with our trial and then in the meantime other

01:12:08.600 organizations really stepped up like i said can rise 19's doing some amazing things so i would

01:12:14.160 rather put my support behind a group like that or you guys individually um you know then try to

01:12:21.160 you know do something like create a group like that if we can't put 100 of our attention and

01:12:27.400 focus on it um because that doesn't benefit anyone but you know now god's blessed us with

01:12:32.580 the show and we're not a huge show but it does give us a platform and all we want to do is share

01:12:38.340 your stories and if people have you know fundraisers going um or they've got a legal case

01:12:44.620 going we want to help people because people want to help you as you can see in the chat you know

01:12:50.200 how can we help kevin where can we buy the quilts you know people want to help you and you should

01:12:56.440 all be doing as many shows as you can and just getting the story out it has nothing to do with

01:13:02.780 me or chris or whoever is running the platform it's about you it's literally about you guys

01:13:09.100 in my opinion you know i know why i'm here i just had to talk about why other people felt it

01:13:17.640 necessary to try and you know wreck my day yeah that's right it's absolutely i see it so much

01:13:26.360 i put in a post on twitter today the video that we played this morning or just when we first

01:13:30.640 started the show of big red rolling with the music behind it i put that on twitter today and

01:13:34.840 all i said was to all my haters and trolls out there bite me and i have spent the afternoon

01:13:40.600 fighting with these people in the comments i'm doing it with a smile and they're saying i'll

01:13:47.640 meet you in a parking lot somewhere and no you won't beat me in a parking lot if you did meet

01:13:52.380 me in a parking lot you would probably run back to your mother crying let's face it yeah so you

01:13:59.240 know you know what i learned though i mean the very first the very first sign of a psyop whether

01:14:04.820 it's a professional one or not is trying to sow a seed of doubt in somebody's mind and and that's

01:14:12.760 what behavior like that does kevin you know it's just somebody that's trying to like so so a little

01:14:18.340 seed of doubt in your mind or trying to get other people so that little seed of doubt um and that's

01:14:24.080 that's how it all begins that's literally how it all begins so

01:14:27.540 yeah we're division that's how it's bred exactly it is it's about division it was literally about

01:14:37.540 division and that's what i guess that's what i meant you know you should be going on everybody's

01:14:41.340 show it shouldn't matter who should if the cbc calls you kevin i hope you go on because that'll

01:14:45.780 give you a platform if ctv calls you i hope you go on and i despise these organizations but it'll

01:14:51.740 give you a platform um the fact is get to get your stories out to get them out there put some

01:14:58.880 pressure on the government our public health agencies and get you guys some help you know

01:15:04.360 actual help not lip service um you know not a pat on the head not a don't call us we'll call you

01:15:12.160 you know it's uh yeah i really recommend a doctor ever gave me guys and this is a doctor that was

01:15:20.840 had his license removed was to go and get a therapy done that was almost $40,000 and it was

01:15:27.340 to try it he said it's going to be between 30 to 40 grand and and you need to fly out and I'm

01:15:33.560 thinking how does somebody with no income want to try an experimental therapy that's going to cost

01:15:41.820 them their last $30,000 that they don't even have you know so if there's doctors out there that have

01:15:49.320 a theory behind or a machine that's going to work for us then what are all the other doctors doing

01:15:57.560 that are saying that they shouldn't have access to it you know because i came forth initially when

01:16:03.420 when i was injured after conversing with so many of my friends that were injured about you know

01:16:10.420 should we try this should we try that and you know i went to my neurologist and i said can i get in

01:16:15.440 the hyperbaric chamber there's no evidence that uh that that'll work however you could try it but

01:16:21.680 it's not one of the listed usages for the machine so therefore you're you can't do it right and then

01:16:28.880 you know two years later people are using the hyperbaric pressure chambers and you know and

01:16:34.020 doing ivig injections and all this and that and you know it's the they don't want to listen to

01:16:43.040 anybody else and if you bring it forth to them then you're stepping on their toes so we're kind

01:16:47.500 of we're we're in we're in you know we're just stuck in waiting for them to approve different

01:16:55.100 things that we can try because it's just the way the system is and until then to be honest like the

01:17:01.880 machine that i'm using right now is better than anything they've ever um even attempted to try

01:17:07.640 with me so i'm you know i'm i'm happy i'm happy to feel alive and you know you mentioned my

01:17:16.680 complexion i don't have scabs and open sores all over my face anymore and you know it's just

01:17:26.440 i'm looking forward to seeing you guys again i know i was just thinking that um well after january

01:17:33.480 maybe next week kevin i'm supposed to be heading out that direction with a load here that's right

01:17:41.040 yeah that's right i don't i don't workload we have around home right now i'm trying really

01:17:44.760 hard just to get caught up so i can breathe again well you give me a little bit heads up

01:17:49.600 when you're rolling through and you won't have to wait and you'll leave semi-full

01:17:53.040 absolutely i'll take my uh my mandatory one hour break for my logbook rules for the federal

01:17:59.940 government i'm allowed to do that and so anyway speaking about work guys i gotta hit the road

01:18:05.460 here i got six hours yet to go tonight before i pick up on my next slogan i got somebody coming

01:18:09.780 over to say hi here now so yeah you go you go ahead chris i'll i'll get everything racked up

01:18:14.500 here with kevin and i appreciate i know you're busy taking time out of your day so talk to you

01:18:20.180 thanks a lot man thanks for coming on okay bye bye bye it's uh oopsie sorry about that i knocked

01:18:27.940 you out too um yeah he uh it is it's busy time of year and it's you know i understand that if he has

01:18:34.260 to stop i've told him you know i can i can do these if you don't want to i don't want you to

01:18:38.260 feel pressure that you absolutely have to stop and do it because you know you've got to make

01:18:41.220 gray when the sun shines so yeah um anyways i really yeah i really look forward to seeing you

01:18:46.820 again i can't wait to give you guys just the biggest hug um i'm sure we'll be back here for

01:18:52.740 court at you know at some point one way or the other you just never know but um but i look forward

01:18:58.580 to seeing you and i just want to thank you so much for coming on and sharing your story and like i

01:19:03.620 said you can follow kevin on facebook um so i'm sorry sorry tasha i'm just going to bring that up

01:19:09.220 again oh i lost it there there you got it ah she's on the ball this girl um on facebook and then you

01:19:16.660 also have another one a facebook page called kevin's story yes kevin's story we've been

01:19:22.660 documenting right from day one there i have a lot of memory issues so kevin's stories actually

01:19:28.820 helped me along the way with uh being able to go back to and see what happened to me because

01:19:35.140 a lot of it is uh you know like when i watch those videos again today i was getting choked up because

01:19:40.980 i'm like my god this guy you know and it's me it's just i just i can't believe it yeah surreal

01:19:49.860 it's got to be surreal but you've come so far and i mean that's that's thanks to your hard work um

01:19:55.140 your perseverance your wife you know your family um and you've got a great support support system

01:20:01.300 around you and i just want to say thank you so much for coming on tonight and we'll definitely

01:20:05.780 get you back on actually i really want to do an update about this machine that we'll give you

01:20:09.620 we'll get you back on um and get an update for this machine and see just see how you're progressing

01:20:14.140 i think it's very uh that's very positive news very hopeful news i just i i can't emphasize

01:20:21.060 tamara about this you know like it i just really like helping people and i i want you to know that

01:20:27.460 this isn't just for vaccine injured people it doesn't matter if you're sick you're sore you

01:20:33.440 got inflammation you've got a bad knee you can't walk right whatever it is put your feet on this

01:20:40.160 thing and just let it do its thing and i just it's like this has got to be the next best thing

01:20:47.360 to be coming to our you know they should be in the waiting rooms at all physiotherapists

01:20:52.320 rooms you know you put your feet on it and then you go get your treatment it's it's that good so

01:20:58.160 amazing yeah well i look forward to some updates um i'm gonna let you go because i'm sure you're

01:21:04.560 getting tired but please uh give andrea our love and we will talk to you again very very soon it

01:21:10.080 was so great thanks a lot tamara thank you and uh and your journeys and uh and i will see you soon

01:21:16.720 i promise yes you will thanks so much take care you're welcome bye now oh wow i just love that

01:21:24.640 guy so much just a salt of the earth you know and and that as i was saying at the beginning of the

01:21:29.520 show that's one of the things that we're so lucky um we get to meet the best people um just real

01:21:36.640 real solid folks good people and we've really found our tribe we really found our tribe through

01:21:41.840 all of this oh angela he did show it a little while ago shoot sorry um he did show it yeah we

01:21:51.120 did talk about the machine you can actually go back um and just maybe re-watch us because we

01:21:55.360 did talk a little bit about that uh let's see if there's anything in here oh there's my buddy

01:22:02.080 yeah he really is he really is an inspiration um you know a lot of these injuries are just fighting

01:22:07.520 fighting so hard fighting so hard uh and of course i want to thank you guys um you know

01:22:14.800 this is i guess going on six six months now this show and uh well we wouldn't be here if it weren't

01:22:20.160 for you well actually we probably would still be because this is also like a form of therapy for

01:22:24.000 me and chris so you know even if we just get to talk to each other on the internet um it's all

01:22:29.280 good but we just appreciate you guys so much and we really appreciate you um tuning in every week

01:22:34.640 and especially supporting um our first episode of every month where we get to share these stories

01:22:40.400 and um get them out and and try and get these people the help and the resources that they need

01:22:45.360 Because they really need it

01:22:47.540 And no one gets left behind

01:22:48.880 It's going to make me cry

01:22:50.580 Anyways

01:22:52.020 I have no idea what we're going to do next week

01:22:55.240 But I do want to thank Tasha

01:22:58.660 From the bottom of my heart

01:22:59.860 I've been away obviously

01:23:01.540 Chris is busy so she's been doing a lot of stuff

01:23:03.740 Behind the scenes

01:23:04.680 To get ready for the show tonight

01:23:07.280 So I just want to thank Tasha so much

01:23:09.260 Thank you guys

01:23:10.640 We will see you back

01:23:12.000 From Medicine Hat Alberta next week

01:23:15.360 Signing off from our nation's capital here in Ottawa, Ontario.

01:23:21.120 Have a great night, everyone.

House Arrest - May 08, 2026

Ep. 27 Kevin Street

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