00:00:24.600best clip ever i think that is my most favorite clip that you've ever sent in
00:00:46.520that that everyone is michelle wharton and i had the honor and the privilege to uh to get up to
00:00:53.380fort st john this last weekend to deliver a load and i got to take michelle for a little
00:00:58.420drive in big red her and her partner dave um i that that lady had a smile on her face from
00:01:05.780from ear to ear it was absolutely it was an awesome visit and i'm so thankful i got to
00:01:11.140i got to hang out with her for a little bit and you just totally made her a day she's so happy i
00:01:16.500love all those videos from that day chris you're you're a good human even if you make a little
00:01:20.900mischief from time to time i try i'm just seeing some issues some of my streaming here and i'll
00:01:27.860see if i can fix that it says it's fixed i don't know what it is so well good no problem hey trev
00:01:33.780trev 2026 says good evening it should be a good show welcome and christy's back nice to see you
00:01:40.260nice to see you christy carla hey thanks for tuning in again tonight well hello everyone
00:01:45.460and welcome to episode 41 of house arrest man we are just knocking these weeks out
00:01:51.620continually it's just time's getting shorter and shorter and shorter do you feel it i'm so
00:01:56.760excited for fall chris because that means that we're like getting so much closer to having
00:02:00.780at least our sentences served what's going to be really nice is if i'm trucking like i've been
00:02:05.460doing for the last i don't know how long um if i'm coming through medicine hat and i get to stop
00:02:10.080for my mandated you know meal after october i can phone tamara and i say bring duane over for supper
00:02:16.300at truckers and red cliff and we can sit and actually have a visit and a meal and i can carry
00:02:20.880on with the trucking so i'm excited for for that and not have to be you know constantly on the
00:02:25.640probation officers all the time i got a schedule update this afternoon just because of my change1.00
00:02:30.200of schedule all the time and ladies have been awesome to deal with in swift current good awesome1.00
00:02:34.480deal with it yeah i didn't have i didn't have too much on the go this week i obviously just
00:02:40.260my volunteer time uh which i was doing my po is gone for the week so i don't normally
00:02:45.540try to do too much when she's gone because it's just difficult dealing with other people but
00:02:51.480it was funny though i did have to call for one thing because i was asked to do some extra hours
00:02:56.780at the food bank where i volunteer so i did call and leave a message and the supervisor actually
00:03:02.220looks after my case now that when when my PO is gone they're not messing around anymore it's going
00:03:07.200straight to the supervisor but anyways it's all good it's all good you know these guys have a
00:03:12.920tough job too and I know we sometimes rag on them a little bit but for the most part you know I'm
00:03:18.200pretty lucky I think to have the the lady that I do that to work with I mean she's she's been
00:03:23.640pretty good to me and for the most part anyways it's not their fault it's the system it is I've
00:03:29.680had some struggles throughout the last year, but I think we've worked our way through them. And I
00:03:33.460can tell you the ones, you know, mine's on holidays for a couple of weeks right now. So the ones that
00:03:36.820I'm dealing with now are just as easy to deal with and really easy to work with. So it's what
00:03:42.820it is. They're trying to do a job. I'm trying to do a job. I've been in the truck for two weeks.
00:03:47.340I literally just pulled the truck in the shop. I've got a maintenance, a trailer, and then kick
00:03:50.840it back outside. And of course, it's nice to be sitting here in front of the computer instead of
00:03:56.080a laptop on the steering wheel a big red because i'm busy trucking somewhere so it's nice yeah
00:04:00.880you've been busy oh so busy yeah and i got the call today let everybody else know that i got
00:04:07.400the call today that this combine that was headed towards windsor ontario will officially be on a
00:04:12.320truck next week and heading east and uh when i mentioned it to all my guys and they all kind
00:04:17.100of shied away from it saying no no no uh i'm not familiar on and out there but you are chris so
00:04:21.600there you go see you're going back to ontario i guess so right to windsor this time maybe i
00:04:29.920can visit a battle axe when i'm out there i think she's in sarnia isn't she oh yeah good i'm sure
00:04:36.760yeah buy her a coffee speaking of coffee tamara let's talk oh my gosh right yeah we have we have
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00:04:51.440sponsoring our show um obviously huge fans of their coffee i am a massive coffee drinker as
00:04:58.320they well know and and you know right off the right off the bat when we got back um or after
00:05:02.480they i guess had started business they'd reached out to me right away and basically said they'd
00:05:06.000send me coffee care packages for as long as you know i was under house arrest so um excellent uh
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00:07:20.500So we're thrilled to head on over to the website and get some Canadian-made coffee from a small family organization and an amazing business partner.
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00:07:37.240Because most of the time, it's costing us money to do this.
00:07:40.440So it's a little bit out just to recover the cost.
00:07:43.700And it's a pleasure coming on here every week and talking to everybody.
00:07:50.300we've got great supporters i want to do a shout out that i missed already so we got tony in hi
00:07:56.220guys hope all is well tony m8207 holla christine love you guys thank you carmela's in here pete
00:08:04.380ludwig love y'all uh christine yeah yeah chris you do need to get some of that it's great coffee
00:08:10.380uh good evening michelle's here debbie ross ricky hines nice to see you thank you everybody for
00:08:16.860joining us tonight we have a fantastic show that i'm really looking forward to um before we get to
00:08:22.540our guests though there is something that i i want to uh just do a shout out to a friend of mine
00:08:28.380i'm going to try to get through this without craig who uh recently passed away on sunday
00:08:34.780um from manitoba the horrid uh and oakburn area of manitoba right around sandy lake my good friend
00:08:42.540uh craig zemliak passed away on sunday night from a heart attack and uh left behind a beautiful young
00:08:50.060daughter that he was raising and his nephew um that he also raised they're great great kids
00:08:57.020um good luck to madison she's actually heading to school this week um at the end of this week
00:09:02.060i believe to take welding in yorkton saskatchewan so um my condolences yes
00:09:12.540I was coming around the Perimeter Highway last week, I believe it was, and Tamara reached out to me on text and said that she just got a message from Craig.
00:09:22.680On our way home, and of course I had to stop and see Craig. He was so excited about everything that had happened. He'd actually given me a job during COVID, helping him with some of his invoicing, so I got to know him pretty well.
00:09:36.940and uh i gave him that hoodie and i gave him a choice actually and he was just so happy to have
00:09:42.620that hoodie and chris um you know well you know he we sent him a photo i think he had autographed a
00:09:49.100slip of paper for him and he just looked up to you and admired you and he actually saw you
00:09:55.180on the highway last week um and he texted me immediately and uh he was so excited to see you
00:10:02.300and i said well you should have called me i would have called chris and he would have stopped um
00:10:07.740but of course you know he wouldn't ask you to ever do that and so um rest in peace craig you
00:10:12.940will be missed and my condolences to madison and donovan and all of your all of your friends back
00:10:20.220home life is uh life is short and life is very precious and had i known last week um you know
00:10:27.820when i went through winnipeg i would have totally stopped that truck or turn the truck around to
00:10:31.180have a coffee or a visit and i'm sorry i didn't do that yeah well the good news is um if there
00:10:37.820is any is that well for me i guess i'm being selfish but they're they're going to especially
00:10:42.300with her going to school and stuff they're going to have a celebration of life for him on his
00:10:45.740birthday next june uh which was a huge relief for me because obviously if they had the funeral right
00:10:51.260now i wouldn't be able to go i mean i wouldn't be able to go so so i'm at least relieved that
00:10:57.740i can be there and of course as you know chris you have been invited and it would mean so much
00:11:01.740to them a few and big red can can come so we'll keep posted on that yeah okay okay i just got a
00:11:10.300lump in my throat but i think i can continue so some of the stuff that i've been up to this week
00:11:15.260is i'm working on a report for rebel on some of the fauci the fauci diaries the fauci text messages
00:11:21.420and you know it's incredible that we're seeing all of this stuff coming out about fauci and
00:11:27.420what he knew and who was aiding and abetting him, pardon me, and he's just gotten away with so much.
00:11:32.780But the truth is coming out, and I think it's, you know, we all instinctively knew this truth,
00:11:37.260our guest for sure tonight definitely knew. And so while all this is being revealed and unveiled,
00:11:43.340we still have all of our medical professionals, or a large number of our medical professionals
00:11:48.940here in Canada, who are still being persecuted. Sarah Shujunian, I think I got it right.
00:11:56.760I actually had to get her to send me a voice note the other day because I just wasn't quite sure.
00:12:01.140Anyways, Sarah Shejunian is a nurse from Ontario that was one of the first to speak out and fight back.
00:12:07.960She is also facing persecution and lawfare, all the rest of it, simply for doing what's right.
00:12:15.260And so I'm super excited to have her on the show tonight.
00:12:18.100I've wanted to talk to her for a long time.
00:12:19.860Let's get her on and let's get her story and find out how we can help you.1.00
00:33:36.580And also the case, what makes it difficult is that the case has been dragging since March 2023. So people are not even following anymore. I'm still kind of censored. So, you know, kind of like nobody knows what's going on.
00:33:53.100but this is like, this has precedence for freedom of speech in nursing in Canada.
00:33:57.740And I don't know when anyone is going to have the amount of money that it took. And we put
00:34:04.140already towards this case, uh, to do this again. And, you know, I, um, I don't want my license
00:34:11.200anymore. I'm not going back. I'm not going to work. I am not going to be governed by these
00:34:17.980people um so you know and i love live blood analysis and i love the holistic nutrition
00:34:24.780that i'm learning now this is real health like i'm so excited to educate people on how to they
00:34:31.500can make themselves they are active participants in their care and that they are in charge of
00:34:36.940making them healthy and it's really not as complicated as they make it sound so that you
00:34:42.380need them. Right. So, so I'm really happy to do that. But I think that, you know, a lot of people
00:34:49.780are still using the medical industry and there are times where it is necessary, like in trauma
00:34:54.960or accidents and things like that. And so I think it's important that healthcare providers,
00:35:01.200especially nurses who are the last line of defense between, um, the patient and the medical
00:35:07.540industry be able to speak uh we need to it's it's always been like that like doctors make mistakes
00:35:14.460like we we're the ones who are like hey i can't be giving this like this and this person has this
00:35:20.420or this like that's why we're there um and of course yeah it's just like if we can't let this
00:35:28.760happen i feel like so many people were harmed and are still being harmed and you know i never said
00:35:34.980that anybody shouldn't be vaccinated. It's about freedom of speech. I said, people need to have
00:35:41.640informed consent. They need to know in order to make an informed decision, they need to know all
00:35:47.800the facts. And that includes the benefits, the risks, the alternatives, medications, right?
00:35:55.600Because they didn't want that. And the way, what the medication does when it enters your body and
00:36:02.480people are allowed to ask all the questions they want without being coerced or corrupted
00:36:07.840into silence and that wasn't happening and that was what we are and that's what I'm fighting for
00:36:15.440people can do what they want I mean hey that's not but our job is for them to have all the
00:36:22.220information and I believe that if people did have all the information they would not have
00:36:27.120uh all ran the way they did even though there was corruption and unfortunately were forced to do it
00:36:34.840to do something that they knew they didn't want to do that in itself is so wrong and the college
00:36:40.540of nurses job is to regulate nurses to protect the interests public the the the the interest of
00:36:48.940the public um and look at what they're doing they are covering themselves and and covering
00:36:55.160whoever's interest it is that controls them or that they work for or whatever right um
00:37:02.680isn't it funny how all these these unions who advocate all the time for for for standing
00:37:08.560behind the workers but when it actually came down to it covid exposed so many unions for just who
00:37:14.400they stand well see people think that unions are there unions are there to protect you from your
00:37:20.900employer they're not there right from the government once the government has taken over
00:37:26.980they are they that's they're part of that right that's right exactly sarah i need to get your
00:37:33.860i need to get your e-transfer email address again because um a transfer sarah um just so you know
00:37:41.460folks sarah it does have a give send go but it is cur it's been um taken down at the moment so
00:37:46.340No, no, it's actually, it's, it's a go. Thank you so much. And it was, yeah, it was actually
00:37:55.100just because they said that if you don't use it for a while, they, they unpublish it. So they
00:38:00.320just read. Oh, great. Oh, perfect. We have another one and it's at sarahforfreedom.com. They can
00:38:07.580get it there. Okay. That's the, that's the link for where the give, send, go is,
00:38:11.800at sarahforfreedom.com yeah we yeah we just we just um like redid the the page so it's it's much
00:38:20.260more for the cno and if people have any questions or everything is there what's going on why we're
00:38:26.660doing it where the money is going because some people think that they're going to donate and
00:38:30.480i'm going to pay the college so i want to make it very clear that that would never happen
00:38:37.520never so what's and what's the e yeah sorry what's your email e-transfer email and i'll get
00:38:42.800this up here right now so it's sarah c4 freedom at gmail.com so s-a-r-a-h c like cat um yeah
00:38:53.120for number four freedom f-r-e-d-o-m at gmail.com gmail.com okay i just want to get this up in the
00:39:03.660banners here we learned about four and a half years ago that give send go is the best place
00:39:08.920just to to do funder crowdfunding whereas the other option is not yeah we kind of learned that
00:39:15.940too we were kicked off so much stuff like i'm banned from paypal for life oh yeah me too i
00:39:23.060haven't used it since uh for probably 10 years so they couldn't ban me from something i'm not part
00:39:27.300of but i was banned from stripe uh stripe which is another one a canadian company i believe mark
00:39:34.580carney has something to do with that where i thought it was square that you were maybe maybe
00:39:39.540it was stripe oh stripe i thought maybe stripe yeah yeah that's mark carney sat on that board
00:39:45.460or did just when they happened to seize all of our money weird what a coincidence yeah and and
00:39:50.820you know since then people don't donate as much well so this is the fact that our donations too
00:39:59.140yeah that's right everybody's weird everybody's yeah is there an organization i do hear that a
00:40:04.340lot it's not corrupt i'd like to know just start we're going to start pointing out the ones that
00:40:08.420are not corrupt and then we will spoil and we'll sponsor them regardless right yeah so let's talk
00:40:16.020a little bit about uh let's go back to your hearings and what's happening with you in court
00:40:20.980and then what's like you've also just filed an appeal so let's also talk about what that's going
00:40:25.460to look like for you um if you like yeah so yeah so exactly we just submitted an appeal and it's
00:40:32.820about because well first of all my evidence wasn't put in but second of all um i'm being published
00:40:38.980the punished for something i did outside of work so usually uh the college of nurses regulate
00:40:46.820nurses that do bad things at work you know like harm a resident or you know things like that
00:40:54.020do something wrong give too many pills or i don't know like all kinds of things like that so this
00:40:58.900was actually the first time they had a huge case like this and i could tell you the panel had no
00:41:04.100idea what was going on or what they were doing. But the whole thing is that my charter, my freedom
00:41:11.100of rights, you know, is totally has been thrown out the window. I mean, it's not because I'm a
00:41:17.820nurse that I cannot say what I want publicly. Yeah. I mean, they are saying that I used my
00:41:22.920nursing background, but I mean, I should be allowed to do that too. Like I was a nurse.
00:41:28.280Well, you have that knowledge and that experience for a reason.
00:41:32.000yeah they weren't like yeah so it's it's and and you know honestly like it's not the nursing that
00:41:37.840uh made me see that this was wrong like i think a lot of people with common sense were able to
00:41:43.280see that hey of course what's going on um you know what i mean uh but i forgot where i was going with
00:41:50.640that um so yeah so we are so what this this appeal is about is about you know us being allowed to
00:41:58.320have freedom of speech outside of work and being allowed to have our own opinions i mean what
00:42:04.080happens if we can't do that like like i was saying i have three new cases starting in december and
00:42:10.000one of them is on gender identity which is something i struggle with so my experience
00:42:18.160uh and how i think that um the pronouns and and teaching pronouns and all this stuff is mental
00:42:23.280health it's always was a personality disorder to think that you were someone else or several people
00:42:30.400um and so i was just talking about that and that's one of the things they're bringing me
00:42:34.640the new hearings is about wow so it's just to show you how yeah like how much overreach um you know
00:42:43.360is going on and i mean do people even if people don't agree with me it's not you don't have to
00:42:48.800agree with me but this is about freedom of speech freedom of speech is for everybody
00:42:53.440i'm not i'm fighting for freedom of speech for the people that i don't agree with too
00:42:59.280well exactly and not only that but i mean why is the other side always it's okay to
00:43:03.360say whatever they want and that's okay their freedom of speech is okay but if you have
00:43:07.760you know a difference of opinion to that um then all of a sudden you know you're a domestic
00:43:13.520terrorist like you said exactly so i gotta correct this just quickly before we move too far past it
00:43:20.720but it was square that canceled me from my uh payment processing site it was not stripe it
00:43:24.800was square i want to make sure i make that clear don't need it yourself yes yes i feel real bad
00:43:34.880because stripe is how we had to monetize our youtube right you gotta that's the payment
00:43:38.800processor that you have to use so i would have been using um your nemesis it was not stripes i'm
00:43:44.720sorry yeah um before we go i just got a couple of super chats here i want to read we've got uh
00:43:50.880all sorts michelle with 6.99 super chat thank you so much michelle one thing that irked me
00:43:55.200is that you could buy a garden gnome yet shoes for young children were cordoned off i remember when
00:43:59.760they police taped sections of the little star we got another one just came in here from peter
00:44:06.080witten nice to see you peter i hope you're doing well five dollar super chat thank you so much
00:44:11.440my father who is a retired judge kicked me out of the family because i did not give him
00:44:16.400did not have to get the shots as i am self-employed wow he's still mad you're kidding
00:44:22.080peter i'm sorry wow sorry man they did the mind control just disgusting yeah you know i think
00:44:31.600when well i don't know if anyone in canada will ever understand what's going on with fauci because
00:44:36.640our mainstream media is never going to report it but i think when you know the masses actually when
00:44:41.520even for me the little bit that i know when i'm reading his diaries right now but
00:44:46.080it's almost overwhelming when as you're you know reading about you know what he was doing this day
00:44:51.040in 2020 and i'm thinking about what i was doing this day in 2020 or how the world was being locked
00:44:56.880down um and it was all for no for for nothing there was no science behind it ever they found
00:45:02.960out that they they were making us quarantine for 14 days um because that's what they said
00:45:08.560the incubation period you know what i read in his diary last night the incubation period was two to
00:45:12.800five days like a cold we were locked in like exactly that was exactly what it said just like
00:45:20.080the common cold yet they locked us up in our homes and told us that we had to stay there
00:45:25.360until they had the miracle cures um which have probably done more harm or murdered more people
00:45:32.480than the actual reason that it was supposedly uh created i believe that yeah we're seeing the
00:45:41.840effects of that every day all the people that are dying suddenly still to this day
00:45:47.120yeah so yeah and again see there's even comments coming in here that they don't um1.00
00:45:51.680they don't know I'm a fool nobody's spreading to Mary you're a fool0.99
00:45:57.920spreading nobody's spreading okay whatever I can't move south I'm under0.99
00:46:04.280house arrest guy thanks for joining us and typing in move somewhere else cuz
00:46:10.200you don't hold the Canadian values that we all grew up with you were literally
00:46:13.920honestly but that's a prime example this is a prime example there's our
00:46:18.140there's comments coming in like that but there's also a lot where they're saying wow right because
00:46:22.540people don't know this they it's not being reported in our mainstream media but this is
00:46:27.340fauci's own words coming out of his own diary his own text messages so he knew it was all a lie
00:46:35.980and you know and look at the lives that have been destroyed so i'm just saying at some point
00:46:41.980um i've been to been there done that sorry i got the t-shirt guy why should we be in jail guy
00:46:47.340because we didn't follow everything like you did i always say this and i mean this when i say this
00:46:52.060guy you would have fit in really well in 1930s germany bye you know not the holocaust of course
00:46:59.660but the conditioning up to it right um anyway somewhere i was just going to say so i think
00:47:05.660when people actually start to figure out the magnitude of what we went through because of
00:47:11.820this man's decisions and the people that propped him up because it was not just anthony fauci
00:47:16.700there was a lot of people involved um and i think they're going to i think they're going to freak
00:47:21.340out like i don't or like lose their minds the families were destroyed people died businesses
00:47:28.060were lost i i know people here that were friends of mine that committed suicide because of the
00:47:33.180financial uh straits that they found them in after the pandemic ended and they they just didn't see
00:47:39.180a way out they saw no way to recover yeah so much so thank you sarah thank you for especially for
00:47:46.140standing up you know for our most vulnerable and and as you were talking about your experience
00:47:51.340there and i'm sure this happened in ontario obviously from what you were saying but the
00:47:55.900horror stories that came out of the long-term care homes in quebec i think there was five or six
00:48:01.500thousand documented deaths that because these our most vulnerable grandparents senior citizens the
00:48:08.700one that worked their entire lives and built this country were left to die in their beds in their
00:48:13.900own feces and urine they were not being fed they were not being given their meds they were not um
00:48:20.540they were they didn't have any water but you know who the first ones to run away were were the
00:48:25.020doctors that refused to come in and the bureaucrats that sat in the offices and the ones that were
00:48:29.900calling the shots and they left those poor support workers i don't know what they call them in quebec
00:48:36.060um healthcare aids yeah on their own you know like to look after these people and then some of them
00:48:43.100weren't even coming in i mean there has to be at some point accountability because these people died
00:48:50.380and our one responsibility to our most vulnerable is to protect them and to care for them and to
00:48:56.140look after them and there's been no charges nothing and i think it's really sad because
00:49:03.020like so now fauci stuff is coming out like everybody a lot of people think oh sarah
00:49:08.780everything's coming out now it's going to be okay and no that's not how it works they could not care
00:49:15.980less they're not going to take that and also they are looking at so and they're saying for me for
00:49:22.540example they're like uh it doesn't matter what comes out now it's what i when i said it they
00:49:28.540wanted to see peer-reviewed study in 2020 when the things i posted the things which there isn't
00:49:35.340because it's who does the peer reviewed studies is the medical industry um so obviously there
00:49:42.160isn't so they kind of get you in that way uh but it's it's also in my opinion it's all a show
00:49:48.320and the college won't even look at that stuff like it doesn't change my case right like people
00:49:53.780are like oh yeah now like they can't do this anymore oh no oh no they can and they're doing
00:49:58.800it yeah they even changed during when we spoke out and stuff like that they changed the the first of
00:50:04.920they they change the code of ethics into a code of conduct so it's no longer about ethics it's
00:50:11.160about the way you conduct wow that's so it's it's not going in a better way yes on tv or a certain
00:50:21.140not even really on tv but you know what i mean like we're starting to see fauci and stuff yeah
00:50:25.140but that's just for the show to because maybe there's a lot of like they're kind of throwing
00:50:29.840him under the bus maybe because there's a lot of people that are kind of seeing and people want to
00:50:34.880see someone you know get punished or whatever but but the policies and the institutions are still
00:50:41.960on track they're still going towards wherever it is they're trying to go well and i mean i think
00:50:50.100i you know i i think um and a friend of mine mentioned this a while ago we were talking about
00:50:55.960the canadian armed forces but when you think about it it was really everything and what they
00:51:00.780were very effective at doing during the pandemic was pushing out critical thinkers from all of our
00:51:05.440institutions um other obviously the the medical the doctors you know that uh have gone through
00:51:11.980the same thing that you've gone through that were smeared and cancelled and pushed out the nurses
00:51:15.760um our our military men and women who were serving you know they had they brought in um well the you
00:51:22.780know the ones that didn't get vaccinated they left so i it's it feels like they almost tried
00:51:27.420to purge or were successfully purged most of our major institutions so that they were just going
00:51:33.220to have yes men all around them and nobody to ever push back against against their narrative
00:51:39.780like do you do you agree with that it was a purge of sorts absolutely 100 but you know what it might
00:51:45.940turn back on them i i hope because those people that were purged are now creating the new pats
00:51:52.160they're creating uh the world that they want to see and hopefully you know we're all doing that
00:51:58.660in our own way for example i'm doing live blood analysis now i you know and i'm you know i'm
00:52:04.740growing in that way and you know people find it new ways like dr trozi who is the doctor
00:52:10.520uh that did pretty much he went through the same thing he was the doctor of me with the college
00:52:16.500uh you know everyone's finding their own ways and and and i know that we don't need too many of us
00:52:24.520um to to turn change things around and then we'll have people slowly coming um our way i see people
00:52:33.340but you know i there's there's people that are um all kinds of people that come and see me a lot
00:52:38.780of them are vaccinated right so yeah when you do when you do your blood analysis sir do you see
00:52:45.840any of the effects of that in the blood analysis just curious uh not like the way we see it i'm
00:52:51.840we see kind of we see a lot of things online uh like assembling things and all kinds of things
00:52:58.420like that no we don't there's there's nothing new like that although there is several little
00:53:04.660things that are new since the vaccine but we all seem to be affected by it so i cannot tell
00:53:10.900uh just by looking at someone's blood if they're vaccinated or not most of the time most of the
00:53:16.880time yeah wow so if they're if it all looks the same do you think that's due to shedding
00:53:23.780is that that's a thing um i don't know it could be also like something they're spraying in the sky
00:53:31.220or yeah oh that's so true food i i don't know um i have no idea like and i don't like to say
00:53:40.720i don't like to say yeah of course you're in enough trouble don't say anymore
00:53:46.640i was careful with live blood analysis too oh my god pierre tease i hope i said that right
00:53:54.560tease i'm listening to you from belgium and i wanted to let you know the immense pride your
00:53:59.680organization has given us here a wind of hope and freedom in a black ocean of false security
00:54:05.120that is still putting a large part of the european masses to sleep to this day
00:54:09.280thank you a thousand times i just wanted to tell you pierre from belgium
00:54:13.760thank you so much um welcome to the show i can't believe you're watching from belgium that's
00:54:18.560amazing we're international chris yeah we are look at that huge things on the right
00:54:24.560thank you i think it's all because of that yeah yeah so sarah what's next what are your plans in
00:54:35.760the future and obviously the lawsuits are the the appeals are coming up so what's what's next well
00:54:41.520i'm trying to you know i feel like uh i spent a lot of my energy and the last years surviving
00:54:48.320actually all my life yes and just before the pandemic i had learned how to like live um and
00:54:54.480and you know be in peace and so i'm just trying to like be happy and live in the moment and do what
00:55:00.720i love which is helping others become active participants in their care empowered to be
00:55:07.760healthy and uh i'm writing a book um amazing i'm hoping to finish it by the end of like this winter
00:55:17.360um and yeah i'm just doing lifeblood analysis groups and and so it's working really well for me
00:55:23.360um and i think it's because of what i did so people who are in alternative medicine uh you
00:55:29.200you know, trust me now. So I'm getting pretty good and doing that. So I'm really happy.
00:55:34.640You know, I have a great boyfriend and we're just going across the country and things are good. I'm
00:55:39.440trying to enjoy my life. I'm not going to let them people, people are like, Oh my God, how are you
00:55:44.600living? I thought for years that they were going to charge me like 800,000. So it's like, right.
00:55:50.900No, it's only 250. Yeah. Like we owe a million, like with the emergencies, that case, that
00:55:59.120canadian frontline nurses has we were charged 315 000 by the canadian nurses association we
00:56:05.700like it doesn't mean and i don't have i don't have it so it's like well nice and i well i think i
00:56:11.600said that to you on the phone the other day it's like you know we're being sued for 290 million
00:56:15.940i'm like well come at me bro like i make payments on a truck and i got some guitars like i own
00:56:20.780nothing and i'm happy honestly yeah because they can't take anything away from me they have nothing
00:56:26.780I have nothing that they can take from me. Yes. So exactly. Yeah. So for me, I just want to finish
00:56:33.260this case. Um, I really don't think that I will participate in the new cases coming up, uh, for
00:56:38.800what, like to be abused. I'm kind of over it. Um, you know, I just, I just really want to finish
00:56:44.400this case, but this is important. And I think people have to understand that. And that's what
00:56:48.980scares me. People are like, Oh, Fauci, everything's coming out. Like you're okay. You're going to be
00:56:53.320okay and it's like no you guys have to like if everybody could just instead of buying a coffee
00:56:58.920uh one day give me that get give not me because it's really for for the people and the future
00:57:06.200generations uh i can stand but i really can't go the appeal is costly and there's out-of-pocket
00:57:13.140costs and i already owe my lawyers so much they've worked so much for free to be honest but it's like
00:57:19.420they're not going to take out-of-pocket expenses and um you can go to sarahforfreedom.com and see
00:57:26.120what the expenses are and what can happen and what what is what are we fighting for really it's for
00:57:31.980freedom of speech and especially in public as nurses when we're not working this is this is
00:57:38.920like people have to realize like this is dangerous oh we're yeah we hear the spear in this
00:57:45.480yeah once uh once we give the show a couple of days sarah um we will tally up these super chats
00:57:53.280that we got tonight and i will be transferring that to you um for you thank you so much i mean
00:58:02.020we don't usually get a ton but we do but what we get i mean we're always happy to help and i mean
00:58:06.780that's one of the things i think that's always been important to chris and i was you know i don't
00:58:10.860know we just we like helping people so and we always laugh because we are monetized but you
00:58:16.720know we always have guests on and subjects that just get you immediately like demonetized but
00:58:24.620but either way we we'll get this tallied up after and i will be sending you an e-transfer so thank
00:58:31.060you so much to everybody that sent super chats tonight that is going to be going directly to
00:58:34.860help sarah with her case or her groceries or her gas or i mean whatever you need i i never give
00:58:41.440money with expectations sarah but i trust that you uh know what you need to do with it so thank
00:58:47.680you so much i absolutely yeah uh david says where do you travel with your blood analysis
00:58:54.960clinic sarah and that also reminds me before you answer that if you're coming through medicine hat
00:58:59.740please let me know i don't know where that is so medicine hat oh it is totally opposite from where
00:59:06.800you are right now straight east of calgary on the number one highway so by the Saskatchewan border
00:59:13.000i'm gonna be in calgary on the 31st and i'm driving back on the first so i don't know if i'm
00:59:19.920passing there yes you will if you're if you're taking the number one highway you're gonna come
00:59:24.420right through medicine hut so i'll see you on the first okay we can do that it's a date it's a date
00:59:29.860send me like an address or something i will i will for sure it would be great to see you i'd
00:59:34.880love to meet you in person yeah that would be awesome yeah make it happen yeah so i'll answer
00:59:40.640the question i because i usually live in ontario well i live in ontario in brampton uh ontario
00:59:46.420and so usually lifeblood analysis people come to you but um i've been doing groups so if the
00:59:53.600whoever was asking the question lives on Ontario.