postyX - Maple Syrup & Mayhem-Everthing is Fine

00:00:00.000 When it's over, it's all they say

00:00:06.420 It'll rain a sunny day

00:00:10.540 I know, shining down like water

00:00:16.000 I won't know, have you ever seen the rain?

00:00:26.520 I won't know

00:00:30.820 Have you ever seen

00:00:33.660 Your life doesn't belong to you

00:00:40.080 It belongs to the rest

00:00:44.160 You owe your ancestors everything

00:00:48.900 And you owe your descendants everything

00:00:54.480 you are just

00:00:56.940 a link in a chain

00:01:00.140 a tiny one in that

00:01:02.900 you don't even earn 1% of your life

00:01:07.160 this sense of entitlement

00:01:12.100 and all the men that came before you

00:01:16.580 all your fathers and your fathers' fathers

00:01:19.660 all the way back to the first men

00:01:22.080 and all their struggles

00:01:24.220 They're everything they fought for, everything they strived against, so that life could carry

00:01:32.140 on, life eternal.

00:01:35.400 So that you can be here right now, and you advocate your duty in this life to continue

00:01:45.100 it on to the next. 1.00

00:01:48.360 You coward, you weakling. 1.00

00:01:51.320 You don't follow this life. It's not yours to waste. It's not yours to throw away on material happiness. It's not yours to throw away on all the nice things that make you feel good. 1.00

00:02:07.500 You can have fear, but try to overcome that fear.

00:02:14.500 You're afraid because you're a child, and you need a man up.

00:02:20.500 You need a man up and realize that this life is not yours to throw away,

00:02:27.500 that it belongs to the race, and the race is demanding something of you.

00:02:34.500 We have our trial, we have our test, we have drawn a short straw, but not that short.

00:02:46.340 The trials of men that came before us were just as great.

00:02:53.780 Maybe they didn't have the point of years of the golden days that we have, but they

00:02:59.420 had trials, they had struggles that they had to overcome.

00:03:02.760 Just as we must.

00:03:07.760 Our race is being replaced.

00:03:09.760 And there are foes that cares instead of acting against us.

00:03:14.760 Instead of fighting against this replacement.

00:03:17.760 Instead of doing everything they can to raise the battle of our race.

00:03:21.760 To raise out people that they sin.

00:03:24.760 They want to run away from the fight.

00:03:26.760 And enjoy their whole existence.

00:03:29.760 and parts of that cowardice

00:03:33.020 further

00:03:33.740 to kick the ball in

00:03:35.960 further down the road

00:03:38.600 in somebody else's

00:03:40.740 issues these people say

00:03:42.000 it's not going to happen in our lifetime

00:03:44.540 we've got vermin savers

00:03:46.700 to us and that's why we have

00:03:48.780 to deal with it

00:03:49.600 we've had vermin savers, oh well

00:03:52.300 it's not going to happen in my lifetime

00:03:54.880 so why does it matter

00:03:55.780 and they glance on that

00:03:58.780 debt to us, then we have to pay. Nothing in life is free. You have to pay eventually.

00:04:08.560 Someone has to pay. Someone has to sacrifice. It is cowardly and it is easy to just pass

00:04:17.520 on that debt to somebody else and say, well, I'm going to rack up all the expenses. I'm

00:04:24.220 to do what I want in my life. I'm my own man and no one can tell me what to do, not even

00:04:29.320 God. And I'll do what I want. I'll do what makes me happy. And you're a cow if you think

00:04:37.360 that way. And if you think that the only solution to the problem is I'll just have lots of white 0.99

00:04:43.900 And watch parts on that today, parts on that intergenerational death. 0.84

00:04:50.900 So watch your sons.

00:04:52.900 Your sons can't have a normal life.

00:04:55.900 Your sons can't have, you know, the quality that you get to enjoy,

00:05:00.900 and the personal time and the free time.

00:05:03.900 You deserve that, but not them.

00:05:06.900 They have to struggle and fight.

00:05:08.900 And you just have to make more children.

00:05:11.900 I'm not saying, don't it happen to you, but I'm saying, do fun, through your journey, for the future and for now, both with heroes and spiritually, this fun is about an enemy, it's about to run, it's about a trial, it's a will, a will to battle, you have to believe it, you have to understand what's being out there,

00:05:41.900 of us. We have to have the strength. And that strength will get passed on to our sons. And

00:05:53.220 our sons will be in a stronger position. And we have the strength to build ourselves up

00:05:59.460 now, build these organizations, build these networks, build these communities. So our

00:06:06.620 So it's going to be part of a bigger organism, a bigger machine, a machine that's coming, a machine whose time has come, and it's going to destroy the rots and the puss and the parasites, and we have to sharpen that sword, that's our journey.

00:06:36.620 Your life doesn't belong to you, it belongs to the race, you owe your ancestors everything, and you owe your descendants everything, you are just a link in a chain, a tiny one at that.

00:07:06.620 Hello, everybody. Happy Wednesday. Welcome to another episode of maple syrup and mayhem 0.95

00:07:15.640 with me. Oh, it's been a it's been a crazy week. There's been a lot of shit going on,

00:07:25.700 but in the news and stuff like that. And one of the things I've been kind of keeping my 0.97

00:07:31.580 eyes on and hello everybody hello chad and the peppermint patsy and wise elk um is the whole

00:07:38.600 covid stuff and i know this is kind of old news and this is like kicking a dead horse or whatever

00:07:43.200 but um it just pisses me off because this is something i will never ever ever let go this is

00:07:48.700 a hill i will die on and i don't care i think that anybody all any everybody who was involved

00:07:54.500 in politics at the time of covid um should face some kind of consequences for what they did not

00:08:00.900 just you know physically by forcing people to take a vax that is now have you know we all obviously

00:08:05.780 see what harm it's doing and I don't want to hear that they didn't force people because compelling

00:08:10.660 people with the risk of you know being destitute is you might as well force them and then also the

00:08:18.240 fact that they lied about everything and the sociological damage they did especially to the

00:08:22.620 kids over a glorified cold and as more data comes out it turns out that this is something that they 0.60

00:08:28.700 they were creating a bioweapon like it's not shocking to anybody where is my chat 0.99

00:08:33.200 come on show up show up motherfucker um yeah so it's like I said it's just been oh here we go 0.99

00:08:42.420 we're getting it it's been pissing me off the this whole fucking um COVID stuff the fact that 1.00

00:08:49.940 nobody's being held to account for any of it and like I said and there was also which I think we 0.96

00:08:56.700 knew because you know there was stuff coming out about the whole yeah basically take the job or die

00:09:02.540 right that's basically what the choices were and excuse me and um the whole thing too about

00:09:10.000 before there was like they were doing what do you call it gain of function right gain of function

00:09:14.960 what the story guys i'm trying to fix this i thought i had everything all connected beforehand

00:09:20.880 but it clearly didn't here we are um that there was like they had these chinese what do you call

00:09:27.580 it uh scientists i guess you could say and there's a program from china too that uh what do you call

00:09:34.900 it it's like something 1000 or 100 or they're trying to recruit all the best talent from um

00:09:42.740 other like chinese speaking but like that are in other countries the west basically

00:09:47.420 so that was part of it they had you know they had scientists here in canada that were working

00:09:51.940 under the winnipeg lab that may or may not have been working on um gain of function stuff uh there

00:09:58.320 was somebody that it just recently came out that there was a scientist that was arrested or detained

00:10:03.380 by the u.s customs uh for trying to transport they were coming from canada and they were trying to

00:10:09.920 transport uh viruses live viruses and i believe it was mers and sars as well so all this stuff

00:10:18.600 and all the theater they put us through um to basically i don't know to for like a test run i

00:10:25.260 guess of the tyranny that they're gonna impose on us i don't know uh hold on a second here what is

00:10:32.280 going on with this un momentum guys just give me a second here i gotta fix this i'm it'll drive me

00:10:37.700 crazy if I don't fix it. So hold on.

00:11:03.100 Whatever, whatever. I'll figure it out later. Okay. So let's get started. Hold on.

00:11:07.540 But first, we're going to start with a good news story, because like I said, with all the bad news, it's a lot of Canada incompetence that we're going to talk about today and just the usual shit.

00:11:17.360 There was, again, there was so much stuff I had bookmarked from the last time I streamed that I literally had to cut stuff out because I was like, I'll be here for five hours, like talking about it. 0.94

00:11:26.200 There's just so much fucking, it's just insanity going on in the world, not just in Canada.

00:11:31.460 But I thought we could start with some good news. 0.97

00:11:33.460 um you know there's not a whole lot of good news stories out there so when you get them it's it's

00:11:37.820 kind of you know worth it uh let's move this so rob primo posted this and it is kind of funny

00:11:46.580 it says canada is about to lose 1.4 million temporary workers and international students

00:11:53.500 and like i said i think that's some awesome news it's definitely too you know it's it's not

00:11:58.440 even close to where we need to be. But I guess it's better than nothing is, you know, what you

00:12:03.840 could say. So I thought that was kind of a, what do you call it? A feel good, happy kind of story

00:12:11.160 that. And okay, so this is the thing, right? This is where I my doubt comes in, my kind of black

00:12:17.980 pill comes in. Okay, if the chat disappears, disappear it. Okay. Is that are they really

00:12:24.780 going to go home right and we're going to see with some of these other stories that i i bookmarked

00:12:29.740 that like are they just going to you know claim asylum or something are they actually going to go

00:12:34.100 home so this sounds good and it's like a feel-good story if it was actually true it definitely needs

00:12:39.300 to be a hell of a lot more than that um but the fact that what they're saying 1.4 million

00:12:45.880 like we're about to lose them really like i said you're you're assuming you're going by the numbers

00:12:51.600 that they are that of their expiring permits we all know that they don't necessarily go home

00:12:57.560 with their ex you know after their permits have expired yeah yeah well if we could send them home

00:13:05.260 with uh that but then that would probably mean they'd spread it here we'd have it here hey curious

00:13:10.160 so that was that's our feel-good story that's the only one i could find that you know made me 0.97

00:13:16.340 chuckle a little bit so i thought we'll start off with a feel-good story before we get to the shit 0.98

00:13:20.620 bullshit stories I'll get myself together guys just give me a give me a minute okay so back to 0.99

00:13:29.340 the okay what are you doing what did you find uh back to the Canadian uh COVID response and the 1.00

00:13:39.680 fact that they didn't force us to take the jab because this is what this fuck face here is going 0.99

00:13:45.160 to say in this video that they didn't force you but again that's just you know so they have it's 0.99

00:13:50.880 like legal speak for having plausible deniability so you know they can say well there was nowhere

00:13:57.160 that it literally said nowhere written down or did no one you know verbally say on tape or camera or

00:14:05.300 anything that you must take this vaccine you must but the rhetoric surrounding it and the consequences

00:14:12.840 is for not taking it. Again, you may have well has for you may have well forced everybody and

00:14:18.400 said that they had to take it because unless you were you know, you're what do you call it a

00:14:23.060 business owner, or you were like an independent contractor or something like that. And even some

00:14:27.960 of them didn't they had to get the job in order to get work in certain, you know, facilities and

00:14:33.380 stuff like that. You were basically bound to getting it unless you wanted to become homeless,

00:14:37.220 right you couldn't even remember everybody don't forget yeah that would be nice a wise elk um

00:14:45.680 don't forget that they oh my god what are you doing I totally lost my train of thought but

00:14:53.900 I would say don't forget that they basically said you couldn't like you couldn't even go out you

00:14:58.080 couldn't do anything without the the vaccine you couldn't get unemployment or probably welfare I

00:15:03.180 don't know about welfare but I wouldn't be surprised if you didn't get that and that's you

00:15:07.520 know what I think is going to happen in the future with and this this is going to take us down a

00:15:12.160 different kind of subject here for a minute but I think this is what's going to happen when this

00:15:18.100 whole UBI stuff and this technocracy comes in where you know the AI like Elon predicts the AI

00:15:23.780 is going to make so much money for the country each country western countries that you know 0.97

00:15:30.580 everybody will just get a stipend of the profits like they kind of do with the chugs and the 1.00

00:15:35.560 reservations and what they do in like the Middle East with oil. But what, you know, the problem 1.00

00:15:42.100 with that, that, you know, happens is that, like I said, you now you have a society of unmotivated,

00:15:47.340 unhealthy, lazy people, but also those UBI benefits will be tied to what the government

00:15:53.540 wants you to do, right? So the next time they come out with some kind of vaccine or something

00:15:58.740 that they want to force you to do it'll your UBI your very you know way of supporting yourself will

00:16:05.220 be at risk so anyways back to this Trudeau yeah we are in Weimar honestly and it gets worse every

00:16:18.280 fucking day like I I you know sometimes I think there's going to be an end to this sometime like 0.98

00:16:23.780 there's going to be an end to the degeneracy there's going to be an end to the fucking insanity 0.99

00:16:28.340 but it just every day is like a new day i get surprised every single day about something new 0.53

00:16:34.000 which is shocking because i really at my age and experience i really shouldn't be shocked at any

00:16:38.980 of this stuff but i am so trudeau and his government used coercion and they did to get

00:16:45.460 canadians to take a product they knew nothing about his mandates and policies forced people

00:16:49.960 to inject something into themselves that they never wanted how he hasn't been held accountable

00:16:54.620 for any of this is beyond me so this is the opinion of ryan here but they never will be and

00:16:59.280 this is the problem and like i said i maybe i will go to my grave holding on to this that fact that

00:17:04.800 they haven't been you know they haven't been held accountable for it but the truth is until we win

00:17:11.420 they're they're not going to be held accountable for it right so it's it's a sad state of affairs

00:17:17.720 and therefore while not forcing anyone to get vaccinated so unless so notice how he's like

00:17:28.400 well not forcing anyone the way he like really like you know make sure it's crystal clear that

00:17:34.980 they're not forcing anybody but like i said passive force is still force people have a medical

00:17:41.520 exception they will not be able to board a plane or a train in canada if they are unvaccinated 0.95

00:17:50.360 and you know the funny thing about that is is that was bullshit too how many times did we see 0.96

00:17:55.120 people that you know had exemptions or you know they had medical exemptions or whatever 0.96

00:17:59.760 and i remember at the beginning with masks too right they said that you know you wouldn't have

00:18:05.380 to show any kind of doctor's note or whatever you could just simply say you know i i have whatever

00:18:09.940 issues right a lot of people like even myself I have an issue with you know I'm claustrophobic

00:18:15.240 or whatever so wearing a mask for a long period of time does cause a little bit of stress you know

00:18:19.900 for me obviously you know I'm not gonna throw a hissy fit about it but my point being is there

00:18:25.260 is legitimate reasons that some people maybe people have COPD or whatever that they can't

00:18:29.940 be wearing one the whole time and I remember that there was some pretty heated incidents that

00:18:34.960 happened when people wouldn't wear one and they simply said their reasoning for it nobody believed 0.99

00:18:40.160 them and even when presented with a doctor's note or something people still went off the fucking 0.98

00:18:45.000 rails so again this is all bullshit it's just lip service but it's it's funny to go back and 1.00

00:18:49.840 listen to this shit because like I said none of it was true and now that the more evidence comes 1.00

00:18:54.520 out that it was just a big fucking hoax which people like me said and I got you almost lost 0.99

00:18:59.540 my job for it um but lose my job now for uh a lot worse things i guess but anyways it's you know 0.98

00:19:07.020 like i said it was just disgusting to to know that they got away with all this shit and therefore 0.89

00:19:13.280 while not forcing anyone yeah asthma too wise out to get vaccinated want to get vaccinated 0.98

00:19:18.040 that's your choice but don't think you can get on a plane or a train besides vaccinated people 0.97

00:19:24.260 and put them at risk big bad justin over here big bad justin he's fucking mean moggin everybody 1.00

00:19:30.340 mean muggin everybody telling them that you know if they don't want to get the vaccine fuck you 0.99

00:19:34.640 you ain't going to get on a train or a plane they would have banned you from the automobiles too if 0.98

00:19:40.140 they could have therefore while not forcing anyone to get vaccinated and if you make a choice a

00:19:47.160 personal choice to not get vaccinated then I will have no sympathy for you when you come to me and

00:19:55.420 said oh but I can't go out to a restaurant with my friends or I'm not being allowed to go to the gym

00:20:00.620 or my employer is telling me I have to continue to work from home and therefore while I mean

00:20:05.940 whatever continue to work from home you know why is that covid fascism I call it branch

00:20:11.800 like I call them all branch Covidians because they're literally it was a cult of Covidians

00:20:17.240 that believed in the the science of Covid yeah you know I mean it is it was fascism but I used 0.99

00:20:25.720 to like I said I still do call them the the branch Covidians because they're no better than the 0.99

00:20:29.980 branch Davidians cult actually the branch Davidians had probably more value um than they they did um 1.00

00:20:36.480 but that's all it was it was just a cult that kind of brainwashed everybody into you know 0.97

00:20:42.400 following and and doing fucking despicable things to their kin their folk their family like 0.99

00:20:48.220 disgusting things that they're like they would do like cutting people off 1.00

00:20:52.540 calling the fucking police um you know all this other crazy fucking shit 0.99

00:20:57.300 while not forcing anyone to get vaccinated the bottom line is uh if anyone who doesn't have a 1.00

00:21:07.020 legitimate medical reason for not getting fully vaccinated chooses to not get vaccinated there

00:21:13.520 will be consequences yeah well guess what we used to have this thing called you know medical privacy

00:21:18.760 where i didn't have to disclose to anybody any of my medical conditions for any reason whatsoever

00:21:25.740 unless like I said it was you know your doctor or whatever like that but you there used to be this

00:21:30.420 kind of privacy thing that we had but as you notice when they bring in a crisis and everybody's so

00:21:34.940 smooth-brained that they can't you know think about it practically or logically or from a you

00:21:40.040 know a different perspective then they just like I said jump on you know whatever like it's that

00:21:47.920 analogy where they say you know I guess it comes from a quote from it was it maybe Jefferson that

00:21:55.040 said when you trade your freedom for safety you end up losing both and that's just a kind of

00:21:59.240 butchered way of saying I'm sure the quote was much better than that but and that's exactly what

00:22:03.400 happens is that they they get people so paranoid and we live in a society where people are already

00:22:08.260 highly fucking neurotic and anxious and to the point where they would really accept anything if

00:22:14.100 it meant that they wouldn't get the big bad cold virus that was wiping out thousands of people 0.99

00:22:18.680 every day so they fucking say these people just happen to be you know 80 plus years old with 0.98

00:22:23.900 six comorbidities but yeah it was definitely the fucking cold that did them in and as somebody 0.99

00:22:29.580 like i said who you know worked at hospitals during flu season that was normal okay it was 0.98

00:22:34.840 a little bit higher than a normal flu season the deaths and stuff like that but there have been

00:22:38.880 flu seasons like bad flu seasons in the past where there were death numbers like that so it just it 0.97

00:22:45.460 was just so insane the amount and how easy it was to get people to to get people to fucking like

00:22:52.940 just totally jump on board and that and that's the thing right we have so many people here

00:22:57.260 that are um just emotional like thinkers like they they need they're the govern me hearty

00:23:04.480 harder daddy people they don't want to have to think for themselves because it takes too much

00:23:08.520 effort they'd be happy sitting on ubi with you know watching their netflix and eating their

00:23:14.140 goyslop all day long like that because it's just too much effort for them to have to think for

00:23:19.480 themselves. And it's easy. It's easy to assign blame when you don't make the decision for

00:23:26.060 yourself, right? All right, wiretap. Now this I thought was pretty fucking funny. Okay, so this

00:23:33.180 is tangibly related to the COVID thing. But still, you know what I mean? We put it in here because

00:23:38.400 it has to do with viruses. And well, no, it doesn't. It has to do with the Chinese and spying.

00:23:43.320 But it also is just another example of the kind of people that you know, Canada lets in and I can't 0.99

00:23:48.440 At this point in time, I can't even say it's incompetence.

00:23:52.120 Like, I don't know.

00:23:53.380 Like, I know they say don't, you know, don't attribute to malice what could be described or be explained with incompetence.

00:24:00.600 But, like, I thought these were supposed to be the smartest people.

00:24:04.720 And I guess that is the problem, right?

00:24:06.200 Like, it's not in a liberal democracy, you don't have the smartest people leading.

00:24:10.940 you have the most um affable people like the the the people that are able to schmooze the public

00:24:19.180 they you know are able to talk well and they're able to they have a good you know i guess you

00:24:23.880 could say like they dress well and they just have a good image right that's that's the people and

00:24:28.080 it's true like statistics show like studies have shown that people vote for that over the person

00:24:32.960 that has probably a better idea but is like less put together and maybe less articulate so anyways

00:24:38.760 this mud monkey wise elk is um gun grab gary or goofy gary as i like to call him um he is the 0.52

00:24:50.340 minister of safety or whatever in canada uh so it's hilarious because he is also the one and 0.84

00:24:58.760 no and he's never going to live this down that you know wants to take everybody's guns but he

00:25:04.240 didn't even know what an RPAL was which is a you know a firearms license so you know it's kind of

00:25:09.980 a joke now a running joke but he also didn't know about this or he you know claims ignorance in this

00:25:17.140 a Chinese woman born in Canada was arrested for spying inside NATO's military headquarters in

00:25:23.860 Belgium on behalf of the communist Chinese regime and gun grab Gary doesn't know if she compromised

00:25:30.860 sensitive Canadian government portfolio so she was born in Canada and this is like you see this

00:25:36.280 a lot because a lot of these people that were born in Canada still have ties to the CCP in China

00:25:41.900 a lot of them are anchor babies what are you chewing up man

00:25:45.940 yeah a lot of them are anchor babies so you know they grow up they're Canadian citizens you know

00:25:53.540 and they get into these high security clearance jobs and stuff like that and they do spying for 0.99

00:25:58.100 the ccp and and a lot of times they get into these positions in the government where they're 0.94

00:26:02.400 able to you know because they have security clearance they're able to infiltrate other 0.99

00:26:07.060 countries and get high security access in other countries right this is probably what happened

00:26:11.800 here so he doesn't even know like there's a good chance that she could have compromised i mean

00:26:17.080 honestly at this point in time who doesn't have canadian government information private 0.88

00:26:20.920 information like i wouldn't be surprised if half the fucking world has you know doesn't have it 0.60

00:26:25.980 because it's not like we're exactly worried about national security. 0.93

00:26:30.920 So let's hear Gun Grab Gary articulate very well,

00:26:35.700 as a true and honest Canadian, the situation.

00:26:42.780 Yeah, it's going to take a while to load

00:26:44.200 because I left the windows open too long.

00:26:47.320 Come on.

00:26:50.280 Not today, Satan.

00:26:51.220 I'm joined from CTV.

00:26:52.100 Minister, NATO interns are usually vetted by member countries.

00:26:55.120 What does it say about CSIS?

00:26:57.380 So she was a NATO intern, okay, and was supposed to be vetted by the country that sent her, which would be Canada.

00:27:04.540 RCMP vetting process is now that a Canadian has been accused on spying on NATO.

00:27:10.560 What I don't want to do is speculate on this specific case.

00:27:14.820 I do acknowledge that there was a recent arrest in Belgium involving an intern with NATO, who is a Canadian national.

00:27:25.620 So you basically know what we all know on Twitter, basically.

00:27:29.520 That's the extent of your knowledge, is exactly what all of us on Twitter or X know.

00:27:34.860 Great job, Gary.

00:27:35.700 and am i the only one that does hey eagle uh am i the only one that uh gets the vibe of

00:27:44.380 and again it could be my age alvin and the chipmunks with this dude like does he not look

00:27:48.580 like alvin like the the chubby cheeks and the the buck teeth with the gap in the middle 0.99

00:27:52.860 fucking alvin and the chipmunks alvin was probably smarter though uh as a country we will continue 1.00

00:27:58.720 to investigate the processes we have and the the security screening it is an 0.99

00:28:05.200 ongoing work that we do and in this particular case I think it's important

00:28:10.280 to get to the bottom of what happened and that is a commitment that we make

00:28:14.020 to you today confident that the alleged spy has not worked for another Canadian

00:28:19.180 government department and has not a hostile foreign government what I will

00:28:24.340 say is that the allegations that are that have been made are quite serious

00:28:30.440 Canadian law enforcement and Canadian authorities are continuously monitoring

00:28:35.660 and will monitor the impact of the work this this individual has done if they

00:28:42.520 have done any work in Canada but ultimately we need to get to the bottom

00:28:47.320 of this and we need to ensure uh that these types of um incidents do not occur and it's so funny 0.97

00:28:56.820 because like all of these politicians like the one thing they do well is talk around the fucking 0.84

00:29:03.680 issue like like i mean okay maybe they don't do it well but the one thing they're very consistent 0.96

00:29:08.460 with is talking around the actual issue so they'll be asked a question and they literally will you

00:29:14.860 know and Trudeau was famous for this they will talk around the question like the peripheral

00:29:19.620 things or they'll just you know throw out some meaningless platitudes that are tangibly related

00:29:24.300 to the question and most of these reporters especially the you know made or mainstream

00:29:29.600 media ones they just slop it up because they're dependent on the funding right from the government

00:29:35.160 But Gun Grab Gary wants to take your guns and make us truly, truly defenseless.

00:29:44.380 But Day, he has no idea if there could have been a major security breach in Canada because somebody was caught spying for the CCP.

00:29:58.200 Yeah. Yeah, wise elk. He could be ready to build. That's the teeth, too.

00:30:03.220 right and that's why I said well chipmunks aren't the same as beavers but he could pass for a beaver

00:30:07.000 easily thanks eagle as always so and here was another thing Ryan Gerritsen's been actually

00:30:14.540 you know I've noticed a lot of people and I'm not saying that about him necessarily but I've

00:30:18.620 noticed that a lot of people from two years ago one year ago are definitely moving the Overton

00:30:25.200 window has definitely shifted I know we say that all the time but they're they're posting a little

00:30:29.160 bit more spicy stuff than they were maybe a year ago so anyways ryan puts this again with the

00:30:35.300 canadian flag because and i and i did see the irony in this i guess you know with all the people with

00:30:40.200 the whole elbows up crowd now everybody wants to proudly wear the you know corporate logo that has

00:30:47.060 been our been you know used as our nation's flag since the whatever it was 70s or the 60s late 60s

00:30:54.960 when they changed it um now everybody's proud right because we're elbows up everybody we're

00:31:01.700 in this together right when if you go back to 2022 the flag because everybody at the freedom

00:31:09.700 convoy was sporting canadian flags it was actually back then it was a symbol of white supremacy and

00:31:17.280 white nationalism and even oh no nazism so

00:31:23.080 this was an article or various articles and newspapers that were posted around that time

00:31:31.600 about it and you know look at this one canada's flag appropriated as a symbol of right-wing rage 0.98

00:31:38.020 it wasn't right-wing rage it was rage for being forced to take a fucking vaccine and being locked 0.97

00:31:45.580 in our homes for you know 18 months at that point in time or whatever maybe not 18 months but long 0.98

00:31:50.960 time it was a way for people to you know express their frustration with the bungling and the 0.87

00:31:57.680 bullshit that we'd been dealing with from the federal government so it wasn't necessarily a 0.99

00:32:01.740 right-wing coded fucking protest I guess if you were somebody who opposes the the government 1.00

00:32:08.100 tyranny you're considered right-wing and I guess in today's context that does make sense because 0.99

00:32:13.540 most left-wingers suck the dick of the government so that does make sense I guess but you could be 0.99

00:32:19.440 theoretically a left-winger that you know also went to the convoy or doesn't support government 1.00

00:32:26.220 yeah and then look at this one when I see the Canada flag now it hurts my heart

00:32:33.020 hurts my heart um remember those who wave the Canadian flag do not get to define it for everyone

00:32:39.920 else. Well, that's good. I'm glad you said that because that flag doesn't define can the actual 0.98

00:32:44.140 Canadians or nationalists. Anyways, that flag, like I said, is no different than a corporate

00:32:50.160 logo, like the Starbucks logo, or the Walmart logo. It really stands for nothing. Yay, we have

00:32:57.560 maple leaf trees in Canada. Woohoo. Like that, that's literally like, that's low IQ fucking

00:33:03.100 shit. Like the flag is, you know, anyways, I'm not going to get on with the flag. But like I said, 1.00

00:33:08.140 doesn't represent anything right it doesn't represent anything other than the fact that

00:33:12.100 maple trees grow here and we have maple syrup and the name of my podcast is maple syrup and mayhem

00:33:16.700 and that's about it hey shamrock um and then look the alter ego of canadian freedom has stained our

00:33:25.500 flag oh no god damn the convoy federal government have shifted some people's perspectives on the

00:33:34.100 canadian flag and the canadian flag and the freedom convoy the co-opting of canadian symbols 1.00

00:33:40.780 god forbid a canadian actually waves the fucking flag and show some pride in their country back 0.98

00:33:47.240 then in 2022 that was a no-no you you had to be self-hating you know canadian you you couldn't 1.00

00:33:52.940 wave the flag because that meant you were anti-science

00:33:55.880 so i thought that was interesting

00:33:59.340 another one from ryan he's again this is well this is more so with the the dollar

00:34:06.700 and i've been saying for a while and again i have no economics training i'm just a noticer

00:34:11.760 and i read a lot and i you know research a lot of different shit because i have a

00:34:16.360 i don't know i just have an interest in in a lot of different things and finding out the

00:34:20.660 reasons for a lot of things and sometimes there is no reason for it so you end up going down an

00:34:25.160 endless rabbit hole but I'm convinced that Canada is going to collapse economically rather and

00:34:34.440 they're going to be compelled to join like the EU right and I think this is something that Carney's

00:34:42.240 been laying the groundwork for for a while and this is probably why he was selected to replace

00:34:49.220 Trudeau. But in current times, our dollar is worth shit, right? And that's how it starts. The 0.99

00:34:57.420 dollar becomes devalued. And inflation, holy Christ. I've been drinking a lot of water. I

00:35:05.300 don't know if it's allergies or what the fuck. And probably the fact that I don't talk much 0.99

00:35:12.300 during the day uh but yeah the the dollar starts to become you know less valuable and worth less

00:35:19.600 and you know inflation obviously goes up and then eventually it it drops to the bottom like 1.00

00:35:24.480 it bottoms out right so this is what I think maybe it's a little bit schizo maybe it's very 0.94

00:35:29.620 well or maybe it's a really uninformed opinion but when I see things like this these stories I 0.94

00:35:35.420 think that we're pretty much headed that way it's the quest for truth that's right shamrock it's

00:35:41.260 like I had this quest for truth. And this happened ever more so probably since COVID. Because there

00:35:47.680 was just something not right that didn't sit right with me about COVID. And the fact that like they

00:35:53.580 were really because I was around, you know, I'm old enough to have been around during the SARS

00:35:58.180 epidemic or whatever they called it. And I was one of my, you know, close friends was having a baby

00:36:06.000 that year during that time in the hospital. And the hospitals were the only place that were really

00:36:11.240 doing infection control there was like no lockdowns there was no you know none of this crazy forced 0.93

00:36:16.900 vaccine shit and I know they'll say well SARS wasn't as dead or as contagious whatever it's all 1.00

00:36:21.580 bullshit like I said it's all bullshit so um when I when they started with the COVID shit and the 1.00

00:36:26.980 fact that they were really like trying to scare people and it was so early and they were claiming 1.00

00:36:32.680 to know so much just didn't sit right with me so that's when I started my quest for truth and yes

00:36:38.720 I was going to get to some of that stuff too, but like I said, I had so much other stuff.

00:36:42.980 I saw he is basically was, what was he testifying at a thing and with Rand Paul, and he just basically invoked the fifth for every single thing.

00:36:57.000 And this is what I mean, like you, these tyrants, he got a pardon, but okay, maybe he'll never face jail time for it.

00:37:03.540 but his name, I, well, I'd like to think it would always be remembered as the person who

00:37:09.440 basically destroyed the West or, or began, began the descent of the rapid descent of the West

00:37:15.900 with this stuff. But 20 years from now, it'll probably be pigeonholed. That's just the nature

00:37:20.920 of our society. So, oh, it started with you with the food pyramid. Yeah. That, you know what? I've

00:37:26.520 heard a lot of people say that with the food pyramid, because it was produced by a food

00:37:30.560 company wasn't it and so that was a little bit sus I guess and you know it's funny because that

00:37:37.280 is still the gold standard for like doctors and like for like homes like nursing homes and stuff

00:37:43.300 like that like they're supposed to follow the the food pyramid the food guide even though you know

00:37:47.700 now there's evidence to say that that's not probably the best thing so I guess it's no wonder 0.94

00:37:52.200 you know we have a lot of elderly sick people in these homes so anyways not because we don't pay 0.87

00:38:00.440 enough for gas and we don't pay enough taxes to fund our replacements gas prices are going up so 0.99

00:38:08.760 it basically says just takes another an extra 20 to 30 cents per liter to stop people from doing

00:38:12.740 anything that that then why isn't that a bigger story Canadians can't enjoy themselves because

00:38:17.760 fuel prices went up then they play it off like it's supposed to be normal and they decided to

00:38:21.980 stay home a side note I don't know a single person who has stopped their vacation plans because of

00:38:25.840 the price of gas so this video is basically saying that the price of gas is preventing people

00:38:30.400 from stopping people from their vacation plans.

00:38:35.940 You know, again, like I don't think,

00:38:37.500 if people can afford to go on vacation,

00:38:38.980 I don't think the increasing gas

00:38:40.600 is necessarily going to stop them.

00:38:42.300 But the cumulative effort or effect rather

00:38:45.700 of increasing gas is that, you know,

00:38:49.440 because people have to drive.

00:38:50.500 This is the thing, right?

00:38:51.240 So they're going to have to cut corners in other places.

00:38:54.200 So maybe they won't do as much Uber Eats.

00:38:56.220 Maybe there'll be less Uber Eats delivery jobs 1.00

00:38:58.020 for these Indians that are brought in. 1.00

00:38:59.900 i don't know maybe it'll be a good thing because people people have to drive they have to buy gas

00:39:04.660 most people's work work and their career you know depends on them driving there like a lot of people

00:39:10.480 don't live in toronto or montreal proper like they live in the outskirts and you know if you 0.98

00:39:15.580 know anything about the infrastructure well especially in toronto it's it's a fucking pain 0.99

00:39:21.820 in the ass to get to any of the suburbs without driving like the transit system is shit so people 0.99

00:39:26.560 have to drive right and and again a lot of people don't want to be on the transit system with stinky 1.00

00:39:30.620 armpits and being squashed in and you know being at risk of being groped or stabbed and having to 0.98

00:39:36.440 pay 350 each way for the pleasure oh come on load for god damn i should have refreshed on my windows 0.98

00:39:50.020 Come on. 0.95

00:39:53.140 The rising cost of gas as many watching their wallets and rethinking summer travel plans.

00:39:59.600 I think, too, the news does this because, and they were doing this a lot when the whole, you know, 0.76

00:40:04.040 tit for tat little bitch slapping fight was going on with the U.S. about like travel and all the boomers were like, 0.58

00:40:08.840 well, I'm not going to the U.S. to travel because I have my elbows up and this is how I'm going to, you know, 0.99

00:40:14.900 stick it to Trump like it really fucking matters. 0.94

00:40:17.380 like I said that you know a couple but a few boomers a handful of boomers aren't going to 0.99

00:40:22.700 go to their fucking Florida home which they're still going to pay for anyways even though they 0.96

00:40:25.880 didn't go to visit it or go stay in it and you know so I feel like the news puts out the story 0.99

00:40:32.000 to kind of it's almost like the what are they is it the broken window thing where people see

00:40:37.680 like they see the news saying oh a lot of people are canceling their trips because you know it's

00:40:41.820 just too expensive and then it gets people thinking uh oh well maybe I should you know

00:40:46.760 cancel our trip because gas is pretty expensive and it just puts doubt in people's minds and it

00:40:52.000 also makes a villain right like it gives them a villain because they're gonna definitely say that

00:40:56.440 this is trump's fault and the war in iran's fault somehow so then it also villainizes uh anybody but

00:41:03.100 the canadian government hey in it for love how's it going we definitely changed our plan we were

00:41:09.180 hoping to travel a little bit further because we have the week off but we're gonna be very mindful

00:41:14.240 to where we travel and how we plan those travels so that we can save on on gas and i'm going to be

00:41:20.560 honest okay like what kind of car are you driving like most cars now like i get like you know my

00:41:26.020 kids like my sons they drive trucks i understand that you know trucks are gas guzzlers but most

00:41:31.460 modern like i would say within the last 10 years most cars are pretty efficient on gas like much

00:41:38.280 more than they used to be right and you know again if gas is a major concern for you and you do you

00:41:44.920 want to do a lot of traveling well you might have to downsize from your big suburban to something

00:41:49.240 that's better on gas like there's ways around it so i think that by you know by by insinuating that

00:41:55.580 all these people are canceling their vacations and stuff like that because of the price of gas

00:41:59.840 is again a bit hyperbolic hyperbolic she's not alone new caa survey finds ontario families are

00:42:07.200 feeling the impact of higher gas prices. It's not just about filling up at the tank it's about their

00:42:12.340 overall affordability and household budgets. Well yeah and that's what I mean gas is a small part of

00:42:17.760 that like I think people are more concerned about the cost of food right like it's all it all affects

00:42:23.560 everybody but you know I mean people that were planning on going vacation an extra 20 cents 0.99

00:42:28.080 a liter of gas I highly doubt is going to cause them to cancel their fucking plans. 0.96

00:42:33.120 And according to CAA, nearly 7 in 10 Ontarians, 0.98

00:42:37.060 aged 35 to 54, say gas prices are affecting

00:42:40.220 their recreational activities and vacation plans,

00:42:43.080 with many scaling back or rethinking how they spend.

00:42:46.780 Exactly how they want it.

00:42:47.820 They want you depressed and isolated and lonely, 1.00

00:42:51.500 consuming the fucking media all day long, 1.00

00:42:54.920 and having Indians bring you goyslop. 1.00

00:42:57.340 That's exactly what they want you to be. 1.00

00:42:59.280 So this is why people should strive to not do this.

00:43:01.900 Like I said, you don't have to go far to get away, and I can't imagine, you know, unless you're on a really, really tight budget, that, you know, if you were planning on going a trip somewhere where you would be driving, that you're going to cancel it because of the price of gas, like an increase, a 20 cent increase in gas.

00:43:20.080 Like, most people are just going to make it work.

00:43:21.720 So, this is a little bit hyperbolic, but this is the news, the mainstream news, so.

00:43:26.840 And their time off.

00:43:27.680 Now at the pump, many drivers not surprised by the survey results.

00:43:31.900 No, I'm not surprised at all.

00:43:33.180 People are staying closer to home, what I'm hearing.

00:43:35.020 That is surprising because, you know, like, depending on where they're going,

00:43:38.180 for us as Canadians, you know, driving's the norm.

00:43:42.000 It's so expensive.

00:43:42.900 Jill Rosen still going ahead with a road trip to PEI later this summer.

00:43:47.480 Well, we're using my wife's car, so it's cheaper on gas.

00:43:49.860 There you go.

00:43:50.800 Cheaper on gas, right?

00:43:51.780 You just make accommodations for that.

00:43:53.260 But, yeah, I think it's a little bit hyperbolic.

00:43:56.320 But, like I said, it is the mainstream news, so we really shouldn't be surprised.

00:44:00.240 But I don't like I said, I don't think it's as much of a issue as they say.

00:44:05.160 I think it's just something to get people pissed about because everybody knows that anytime gas prices go up, we blame the Middle East or we blame the US or whatever.

00:44:12.940 We don't blame the fact that, you know, they charge us all kinds of fucking insane taxes on this and carbon, you know, fees and taxes and stuff like that. 0.94

00:44:21.220 When Canada contributes less than one percent of carbon emissions in the entire fucking world. 0.90

00:44:26.840 and we're one of a handful of countries that have to pay taxes on that less than 1% emissions. 0.92

00:44:36.220 You know what, they can come back at me and I might actually get on board with this stuff

00:44:39.980 when they start, you know, forcing China to do something about the fact that they contribute 0.94

00:44:44.300 like 40 or 50% of the CO2 rates into the atmosphere. 0.89

00:44:53.540 Oh, you guys are talking about diet stuff.

00:44:57.720 And then this is kind of tangibly related to the gas, I guess, a little bit.

00:45:02.680 But they're saying that the dollar is about to implode.

00:45:05.740 And this goes along with what I said, how I think it's going to collapse, like the economy is going to collapse.

00:45:09.700 Because if you look back at when was the 2008 was the, you know, collapse, the economic crisis, and Canada kind of got out of it relatively unscathed.

00:45:19.980 But it was only by kicking the can down the road.

00:45:22.220 And because of our economies based on the service industry and real estate and government bureaucracy, they were able to do that, right, to kind of kick it down the road.

00:45:32.620 And so it was, it's bound to, like, it's going to happen.

00:45:37.700 Like, there's no, the way the country is being run right now by, like I said, the elites and this whole, you know, like, Plato would say, like, I was talking to somebody today and I was, I had referred to Plato talking about the sophists, right?

00:45:50.900 The people who think that they are smarter, but they really have no practical knowledge, but they just talk a good game.

00:45:57.380 Like I said, most politicians are like that now.

00:45:59.840 They don't really have a lot of experience with logistics, with, you know, planning, with, like, predicting the outcomes of decisions and stuff like that.

00:46:08.740 They just, they're emotional.

00:46:10.920 They just, you know, are looking for, well, looking for votes.

00:46:14.440 They're looking for admiration and, you know, that kind of stuff.

00:46:18.220 And most people go for people that are, you know, a good talker.

00:46:21.900 And this is why I can say, honestly, why I never thought like Maxim Bernier from the

00:46:26.740 PPC would ever win anything, because the truth of the matter is, it's not that I think that

00:46:31.800 he had bad ideas or anything like that.

00:46:33.920 I think his ideas were good, but he, his English isn't very good. 0.99

00:46:38.740 Right. 1.00

00:46:39.400 And he doesn't come across as, you know, a fucking, he doesn't schmooze people like his, 0.99

00:46:44.420 his articulation isn't that good. 0.99

00:46:46.740 Right.

00:46:47.100 And for some reason, you know, people, that's what the smooth brains, most people are more concerned about.

00:46:52.320 So they'll just vote for like I talked about this before the whole campaign when Trudeau was running initially and the conservatives, their whole shtick, their whole commercial was making fun of his hair and the fact that women, you know, what people would be voting for him for his hair.

00:47:06.700 It's true, though. That's legit like what people think like. Right.

00:47:10.380 So that's why we don't get any competent people in government, because it's in, you know, current society's kind of nature, you know, to follow the herd and to go for the guy that tells you all the nice things you want to hear.

00:47:23.000 Nobody wants to hear that. Look, the economy's fucked. It's been fucked for the last thing. We're going to go through some hard times to fix it. 0.99

00:47:30.860 But these are things that have to be done, blah, blah, blah. Nobody wants to hear that.

00:47:33.800 They're not going to vote for the person that says that.

00:47:35.420 They want to hear all the nice things that make them feel good and make them feel like, you know, daddy government's going to take care of them.

00:47:41.320 That's legitimately it.

00:47:44.660 You're on Red Bull number four, Wiseauk? Wow.

00:47:49.140 Well, there's a variety of reasons.

00:47:52.300 And the premise is really just based on pure math.

00:47:57.020 Because the lack of productivity growth in this country, in absolute terms, in fact, it's running negative.

00:48:03.520 were fundamentally bearish on the Canadian dollar.

00:48:06.840 But we talked about not just moving to 150,

00:48:10.220 but borrowing something significant internally in the economy.

00:48:14.340 If these trends continue, if this gap continues

00:48:17.040 in terms of relative unit labour costs,

00:48:19.460 we're not just talking about stopping at 150.

00:48:22.020 We'll probably have to go to 160 or 62.5 cents, which is...

00:48:27.040 Basically. Bye-bye.

00:48:32.040 um but this is you know this is because um we don't produce anything anymore and i was watching

00:48:39.700 who was oh i think it was tom sewell last night i was i was watching him as i was uh going to bed

00:48:45.380 and he was talking about the fact that you know like ai for example could be used to help people

00:48:52.820 become and and somebody somebody else talked about this too but i can't remember who it was

00:48:57.320 But the fact that we won't need these big corporations anymore, with the help of AI, people will be able to kind of build their own things. And you might go back to having countries and having small little independent kind of car manufacturers with the help of AI, like they won't be these massive corporations producing 1000s of cars a day. It might be just independent places producing a few cars a day with AI's help or whatever, right? And there'll just be more of them spread across.

00:49:22.680 So I guess it could help in a sense, that's a way AI could help if it was being used by

00:49:27.140 the right people for the right reasons.

00:49:29.700 But our country, Canada, and much to the same, it's much the same in Australia, is we don't

00:49:36.280 manufacture it.

00:49:37.000 We don't produce goods anymore.

00:49:38.460 We, our economy is literally based on nothing.

00:49:41.380 It's a Ponzi scheme.

00:49:44.580 So we really have like our, you can't, you can't subsist.

00:49:51.440 you can't survive forever on that kind of an economy, right? You have to eventually because

00:49:57.500 the money runs out, and you can't just keep printing money, right? Because of inflation and

00:50:01.180 all this stuff. So the fact is that every year, Canada produces less and less goods. And companies

00:50:08.320 are leaving, you know, now because of all the, well, the increases in tax and all this other

00:50:13.840 stuff, right? So they're leaving and the economy sucks in Canada. So a lot of companies are leaving. 0.92

00:50:18.820 So it's only going to get worse. And I think that's going to accelerate the collapse of the economy here, because without producing anything, you can't survive forever, like forever. You can't just keep printing money forever. We saw what happened in Weimar. That's exactly what happened. And how did they fix that situation when the NSDAP came in? Their economic recovery plan put them in the black within a few years.

00:50:43.160 So it's not something it can be done, but people have to have the will to do it.

00:50:48.060 I think it might take longer now to get manufacturing back in Canada, but it could be done.

00:50:52.840 But it's that nobody has the will to do it.

00:50:55.020 Everybody loves their government bureaucracy job with their pension and their, you know, tons of benefits that where they get to basically sit at a job and do nothing all day but respond to emails.

00:51:04.700 And, you know, watch the lines on hold as people call for help if you work for the CRA or something like that.

00:51:11.220 Like, literally, that's what people are used to, and that's what they want to do.

00:51:19.860 All right, so we have some updates here on MAID, medical assistance in dying.

00:51:27.700 Again, I observed that this is something that is now in the news in Australia as well.

00:51:33.520 So I feel like us, Australia and the UK, basically, are all kind of, and I say this all the time, but like in lockstep.

00:51:43.300 So like we'll, something will be making the news here and then you'll find out, oh, they're doing the same thing there, right?

00:51:47.960 It's like they all want to be on the same timeline, doing the same thing, right?

00:51:52.960 um so in Canada now according to this report druthers okay um that and then this was I guess

00:52:03.000 produced on May the 1st so I'm not sure why it's been making the rounds but I haven't seen it yet

00:52:07.100 is that the Canada orders doctors to falsify made death certificates so I don't know like I said

00:52:15.300 where the evidence is about this but we're going to read it together and find out

00:52:18.480 the government system to euthanize canadians is running into problems with the language of

00:52:25.280 killing from newfoundland to alberta physicians are instructed to erase the state's role in nearly

00:52:31.280 one thousand one hundred thousand maid killings british columbia alone tells the truth the

00:52:36.280 question is why everyone else has chosen not to the college of physicians and surgeons of ontario

00:52:41.400 has instructed physicians completing death certificates for patients who die by medical

00:52:45.960 assistance in dying. The illness, disease or disability leading to the request for MAID is

00:52:50.660 to be recorded as the cause of death. I see what they're doing now. So they're basically

00:52:54.620 not putting on the death certificates that the person died of, you know, medical assistance in

00:53:00.000 dying or euthanasia, basically. They're saying that they're saying they died of the condition

00:53:05.100 that the chronic condition that led them to wanting MAID. So when they open this up to people

00:53:10.960 who are depressed and i'm not laughing because i think it's funny but it just it's ridiculous

00:53:16.880 um what are they going to say the person died of depression like it doesn't make sense or the

00:53:23.340 person you know like who knows or because they're poor like when they open it up to people who are 0.98

00:53:27.420 poor they can say the person died of of being homeless like no it doesn't make any fucking

00:53:32.820 sense and what they're doing here too and the the college and this is why like these institutions 0.86

00:53:39.660 have become corrupt too they're taking or they're forcing doctors to kind of go against their 0.96

00:53:45.520 Hippocratic oath with a lot of this shit right and because you know you risk being unable to 0.98

00:53:52.100 practice in each province or the governing body has so much control over this it puts a lot of 0.99

00:53:57.420 doctors in a difficult position it's also probably why you know they keep bringing in non-doctors

00:54:02.640 who don't have the same moral compass and the same empathy that a Canadian doctor would have

00:54:07.800 so they're you know they're they all go along with whatever the college tells them they don't

00:54:13.160 have that same they don't take the Hippocratic oath seriously they don't think of others as you

00:54:18.980 know them as people patients as people they just think of them as paychecks you know that kind of

00:54:22.900 stuff uh yeah so the certificate cannot include any reference to made or the medications that

00:54:32.500 were administered. The college calls them medications. They are in practice a sequence

00:54:37.300 of unregulated injections. Isn't it funny? Unregulated injections. So people were being

00:54:44.900 crucified. Doctors were losing their licenses for prescribing ivermectin during the Convid

00:54:53.460 scam because it was unregulated for human consumption. It wasn't like, you know, and

00:54:58.780 unregulated means basically that the the pharmaceutical company and the government's

00:55:02.700 not getting any kind of cut out of it right i know they want people to think well it's because

00:55:06.660 you know we have to go through the state fuck off okay people other countries have been taking that 0.99

00:55:10.520 shit for years right they take it in africa regularly and they just keep multiplying so i 0.99

00:55:15.420 don't think there was any major danger from it so it's funny that they bring this up that you know 0.97

00:55:21.040 it's that they're allowed to administer a sequence of unregulated injections but we weren't allowed

00:55:27.380 to take a notoriously safe, proven safe, extremely cheap, effective anti, was it an antiviral

00:55:35.980 drug, ivermectin, anti, I don't know, anyways, they wouldn't let us take, they wouldn't let

00:55:43.940 doctors prescribe it because it was considered unregulated.

00:55:48.600 This typically involves a sedative to render the patient unconscious, a paralytic agent

00:55:54.280 to stop the lungs and a drug to arrest the heart the specific substances quantities and combinations

00:56:00.020 are left entirely to the provider when protocols yeah and we've seen this where somebody actually

00:56:05.080 it didn't work they didn't have the right dosage and the person just ended up they ended up dying

00:56:10.200 but they ended up dying very painfully because it wasn't enough i guess so they were experiencing the

00:56:15.720 the lungs uh shutting down and shit like they were conscious 0.80

00:56:19.360 um when product protocols produce inconsistent outcomes and documented failures there is another 0.95

00:56:25.740 word for that experimental yes we know that we we know all about the experimental drug that you

00:56:31.220 forced us all to take the killing procedure is what the death certificate is forbidden to mention

00:56:36.520 what it must record instead is the disease the cancer the disability the depression

00:56:40.700 that led the patient to ask for death in the first place he's going to ask the same question i just

00:56:46.420 But again, how is depression a cause of death?

00:56:49.860 How is disability?

00:56:51.500 How is blindness a cause of death?

00:56:54.020 Yeah.

00:56:55.400 Canada practices euthanasia, not assisted suicide.

00:56:59.440 This distinguishes Canada from every American jurisdiction where assisted dying is legal.

00:57:04.460 In Oregon, California, and the other states that permit it, the person must self-administer,

00:57:09.480 drinking the prescribed substance, pushing the button, initiating the act themselves.

00:57:14.200 The state provides the means.

00:57:15.520 the individual initiates the act canada rejected that distinction entirely that's because canada

00:57:21.320 is homicidal like they literally i think that the powers that be the elites for whatever reason

00:57:26.840 want to see the white man suffer here like they want to see the canadian suffer they get off on 1.00

00:57:31.760 it they're sick fucking freaks or whatever baby eating fucking degenerates so i think they like 1.00

00:57:37.600 seeing it um so here the physician administers the injections directly so the state actually 1.00

00:57:44.380 does the killing for you um so that i just wanted to you know show that because like i said it's 0.99

00:57:52.040 just another how do you put it another rung down the fucking you know degenerate ladder i guess 0.99

00:57:58.160 you could say we're going down the slippery slope rather quickly we're hitting rock bottom very soon 0.99

00:58:03.260 the fact that not only that we do this as a country and that it's one of the leading causes

00:58:08.440 of death but also the fact that they want the doctors to lie about it great country we got here

00:58:17.460 now this is one of those stories where it's so bad that you don't know whether to laugh or cry 0.96

00:58:24.860 like the fact that they spent 135 million dollars of our fucking money well we just saw gas prices 0.83

00:58:32.760 are going up food prices are out of control people are struggling to make ends meet even on a six 0.98

00:58:37.780 figure salary, the government took a lot of those tax dollars that you've been giving them

00:58:44.740 and used it to give free motorbikes to people in Ghana. And of course, in spectacular fashion,

00:58:53.640 like all the other Canadian programs, it failed because the funding didn't cover the cost of fuel

00:58:59.200 and spare parts. Because in Ghana, number one, they don't know how to fix it. And number two is 1.00

00:59:04.840 they probably took them apart and sold the parts for money and stuff like that so you know there

00:59:10.000 wasn't enough spare parts to go around the government didn't they didn't anticipate that

00:59:14.540 there would be a major need for spare parts but all that aside why are we sending 135 million for

00:59:21.860 motorbikes in Ghana when we have people here that are Canadians that have served our country a lot

00:59:27.580 of them in the military regardless if you agree with that or not you know or whether or not they

00:59:32.820 were misled and doing that that are homeless that are living below the poverty line and we somehow 0.99

00:59:39.260 I mean fuck like I said people that are making fucking decent salaries are living below the 0.96

00:59:43.980 poverty line nowadays because of inflation but we were able to give 135 million to give free 1.00

00:59:50.920 motorbikes to Ghana for what to make it easier for them to steal like I don't understand what 1.00

00:59:55.820 would be the purpose of this yeah yeah wise elk right like they've never developed past the stone 1.00

01:00:01.860 age nothing has ever like i think mr beast who's a retard has learned this right like how many times 0.91

01:00:08.640 has he gone there to put in wells for africa and what happens they don't maintain them they rip 0.94

01:00:13.980 them apart for the parts and sell the parts because they don't they aren't they don't have 1.00

01:00:17.600 the ability to think ahead everything is immediate and we see that this is why you have the chimp out 1.00

01:00:22.940 right they're unable to have the forethought of the consequences of you know the actions 0.98

01:00:27.880 they have very low emotional regulation low iq so i just when i read i was just like i don't know 0.97

01:00:35.380 whether to laugh or cry because between the money that they're giving to the fucking ukraine 0.95

01:00:39.260 and the fact that they had the audacity to put out a you know a public fundraiser for the public 0.99

01:00:45.680 to give money to fix up the prime minister's fucking residence it's just it's farcical like 1.00

01:00:52.100 it's it's almost like you couldn't write a fucking funnier more ridiculous fucking sitcom 1.00

01:00:56.780 right shamrock i want a fucking motorbike too like fuck man like what the hell do they need 1.00

01:01:04.160 and 135 million like how many motorbikes did they get for that like did you give one to the 1.00

01:01:09.040 whole fucking country everybody in the fucking country like ridiculous and i i don't i would 0.99

01:01:14.940 love for someone to explain to me what benefit our country gets from doing something like this 1.00

01:01:20.440 with ghana like what is ghana going to do for are they going to help us militarily are they

01:01:25.020 are one of our allies are they going to fight on the front lines with us no so other than virtue 1.00

01:01:29.540 signaling that we're this fucking stupid retarded country that gives people money for nothing 1.00

01:01:34.420 what is it doing it's doing absolutely nothing but raping the taxpayer 1.00

01:01:40.000 oh this is oh this is a great one this one i was just like every fucking time so much like a lot 0.98

01:01:53.540 of people have expected and had mentioned you know the world cup brought a lot of people from 0.84

01:01:59.840 third world countries which is funny because i mean if you're from a third world country

01:02:04.340 and you can afford to come to canada and you know come for the world cup and now you're claiming

01:02:10.920 asylum like make it make sense so there was a lot of people that used the world cup as an excuse to

01:02:17.960 get into canada right said they're visiting for the world cup and then of course they don't want 0.99

01:02:24.820 to go back so they claim asylum of course our government's going to let them stay here so we're

01:02:31.520 going to watch this video um and it it says yeah it will let them stay here at the cost of over a

01:02:36.920 million dollars a month to take care of them until their case is heard and it's true and i i wouldn't

01:02:41.600 i wouldn't be surprised if it's more than that right more than a million that's just what they're 0.99

01:02:46.020 telling us but we know they're not exactly 100% transparent load you motherfucking video 0.97

01:02:53.760 sorry i'm saucy with the language refugees and citizens very sassy with the language 0.97

01:03:00.260 immigration refugees and citizenship canada has confirmed to ctv news that dozens of people who

01:03:05.380 traveled to canada for the world cup have claimed asylum here 175 people who flagged world cup 20

01:03:11.700 Right to jail, like that meme. Right to jail. No excuses. Right away. Right to jail.

01:03:17.060 ...sakes on their temporary residence applications before coming to Canada from a dozen different countries later submitted asylum claims. 0.99

01:03:25.520 And that should not be allowed. That's what I mean. I don't understand this. 0.99

01:03:29.420 Okay? Like, you came in as a visitor. You claimed you lied.

01:03:35.540 You claimed you were going to visit for the World Cup. Okay?

01:03:39.020 Why didn't you just claim asylum at that time?

01:03:41.700 so now because you're here already and because the way it works in Canada is you can stay here

01:03:46.780 while your asylum claim is going through the courts you did it this way because if you had

01:03:53.120 claimed asylum initially you might not have been able to enter the country who knows what I mean

01:03:56.680 it's Canada so they probably would have let you anyway but like other countries like I said like

01:04:00.740 Denmark and Sweden I think are testing out these things where their asylum seekers have to stay at

01:04:06.520 facilities outside of the country I don't know they're setting up facilities in some other third 0.91

01:04:11.440 world countries maybe I'm not sure but that's what they're doing but here in Canada you're allowed

01:04:16.800 to stay here as long and of course it takes forever to get through the courts because you

01:04:20.580 know you have all these immigration advocates and lawyers and all these other NGOs and even some

01:04:26.480 government funded you know non-for-profits and stuff like that that are helping these people

01:04:30.300 so they get to stay here for fucking years and years before it even gets heard so that's why

01:04:35.400 you lied and said that you were coming as a visitor to for the world cup and then all of a 0.99

01:04:41.860 sudden when it their visitor visas up now you're an asylum seeker get the fuck out like i said 0.99

01:04:46.760 no do not pass go no citizenship no passport get out that's it end of ridiculous and like i said 0.99

01:04:56.400 it should never be allowed because it's it's deceiving it's it's trying to claim asylum

01:05:02.760 under deceit yeah yeah exactly shamrock for sure 0.86

01:05:09.320 oh my god no i haven't seen the homemade african airplanes

01:05:14.540 i might have to check that out just you know just to kind of make me laugh a little bit after 0.99

01:05:20.300 seeing all this stuff because it's extremely frustrating to you know keep seeing stupid 1.00

01:05:26.180 decision after stupid decision like just when you think that the government's made the stupidest 1.00

01:05:30.440 decision you've ever seen them make they do something even more spectacularly stupid 1.00

01:05:35.040 so this is another Chinese related Canadian Chinese related story but it just literally 0.98

01:05:43.820 was just posted before I went on here but apparently a Chinese owned giant allegedly

01:05:49.140 ran a fraud scheme scheme across Canada for months and the full story is wild so this was a giant

01:05:57.820 that allegedly ran the fraud scheme.

01:06:00.620 Why can't I say that word?

01:06:01.680 I'm having trouble.

01:06:04.440 This is a seven-minute thing,

01:06:06.580 so let's check it out.

01:06:07.600 Hold on.

01:06:09.040 Who is this Canada Proud?

01:06:10.200 I wonder who did this story, but...

01:06:12.560 Oh, Canada Proud did it.

01:06:15.380 A Chinese state-owned corporation

01:06:17.580 may have just been caught

01:06:18.820 running one of the largest corporate fraud schemes

01:06:21.320 in Canadian history.

01:06:23.320 It's a fraud that...

01:06:24.140 And it doesn't surprise me that it's Ontario,

01:06:26.200 and it doesn't surprise me at all, really, 0.95

01:06:27.660 because Canada has been in bed with the Chinese for a long time before even the Indians. 0.96

01:06:32.440 So they, I mean, we know how much Mark Carney loves China. 0.96

01:06:35.780 Trudeau professed his love for their dictatorship before.

01:06:38.920 So this shouldn't really surprise anybody.

01:06:41.280 But the fact that we can claim that we are a serious country

01:06:44.560 and we're worthy of being a trading partner and being a partner,

01:06:49.720 like a military partner or ally of the U.S. is laughable

01:06:55.480 because the risks we're like a colander our country has more holes than swiss cheese we have

01:07:01.500 such poor national security it's a wonder that the u.s hasn't tried to annex us yet and i know

01:07:08.060 that's not a popular opinion and i'm not saying that that's what i want but the fact is that like

01:07:12.640 it's pretty bad here you know what i mean and if the u.s you know really wanted to they'd have

01:07:17.540 justification for it it is a it is a serious security risk canada

01:07:22.780 It attacks Canadian businesses and corrupts the safety standards Canadians rely on. 0.95

01:07:29.140 And yet, as our government warms back up to China, our media has given it almost zero attention. 0.80

01:07:35.740 Every Canadian needs to know about this.

01:07:38.120 So today, we're going to tell you the story.

01:07:41.240 Every piece of mobile-heavy machinery in Canada carries a vehicle identification number, a VIN.

01:07:47.260 Just like your car, 17 characters, stamped or emblazoned into the machine, acting as

01:07:53.200 a sort of fingerprint for the vehicle.

01:07:55.820 Inside that fingerprint is a single character that tells you the year it was made.

01:07:59.940 Now you might be wondering why one character matters.

01:08:03.020 Well, we're talking about lifts, booms, tractors, excavators, and

01:08:17.260 Thank you.

01:08:47.260 Thank you.

01:09:17.260 you're right i was muted thanks chad and i had a whole nice thing to say no i was just saying

01:09:28.640 uh you know thanks wise elk for the whole you know saying you would annex us i don't necessarily

01:09:33.480 want to be annexed but at this point in time i feel like you know we're going to be left with

01:09:39.200 not much of a choice if things don't get together and i know with like i said our men it's very

01:09:44.240 frustrating like i said with um seeing other countries you know because they're a little 0.85

01:09:49.440 bit further ahead with us in the nationalist movement having their shit together and stuff 0.57

01:09:53.980 like that and then you know canada it's we have a different challenge we obviously have a smaller 0.77

01:09:58.460 population our our major cities and you know are further apart people are further apart and the

01:10:04.500 fact that you know we've always had more liberal ideologies well not always that's not true but

01:10:10.240 since the multicultural act and all that kind of stuff we've you know and we don't have a

01:10:14.400 charter or not a charter we don't have amendments like the state so i think that like i said we're

01:10:19.740 a little bit behind but i believe we'll get there i think that the false uh actors will get shook

01:10:24.440 out of the tree eventually but it just might take longer than we want but it's frustrating

01:10:28.000 it's very frustrating at times no there and you know what shamrock they're only in a slightly

01:10:34.260 better situation because of the fact that they do have the constitution um and that you know

01:10:41.380 they're only better because of the whole free speech thing like they have more protections

01:10:45.560 under that but it was given to them there's no like there's no saying it can't be taken away

01:10:50.640 either you know what i mean like you don't know what can what could be done like look we never

01:10:56.100 thought a lot of these things would happen in canada i can't count how many times people have

01:10:59.160 said canada will never do that they can't do that the government can't do that they can't put you 0.71

01:11:02.680 in jail for things you said they can they fucking can and they did like or they will you know what 0.76

01:11:07.620 i mean so you know they're only marginally better than us just because of that but there's no saying 0.97

01:11:12.960 what could happen like you know tyranny is not going to care about the constitution yeah the

01:11:18.760 convoy was pure canadian and that that was probably one of i would think that's definitely one of the

01:11:24.120 greatest canadian moments at least in the 21st century for sure mining trucks logging trucks

01:11:30.980 and more. And in Canada, as this equipment ages, it needs to be checked for safety.

01:11:36.580 The life cycle of these machines is so short that after 10 years,

01:11:40.020 financing one can become almost impossible, and keeping it certified for services gets

01:11:44.660 harder as the machines age. That's why the VIN plate or decal typically spells out the essentials,

01:11:50.340 like where the machine was built and when. In other words, that plate is the machine's birth

01:11:55.700 certificate. Everyone relies on it. The worker 60 feet up in the basket, the dealers, the inspectors,

01:12:02.020 and the lenders. So what happens when a foreign manufacturer tampers with the listed production 0.63

01:12:07.460 date? What happens when the year on the plate no longer matches the code embedded in the VIN?

01:12:13.060 That question sits at the center of one of the largest alleged commercial frauds

01:12:16.900 Canadian courts have ever seen. Jusso Construction Machinery Group, or XCMG for short,

01:12:24.180 It is the third largest maker of construction equipment on Earth, with global revenues around $14 billion.

01:12:30.600 Headquarters in Zhuzhou, Jiangsu, China, it's a wholly state-owned enterprise.

01:12:36.200 Starting in about 2017, XCMG came looking for a foothold in Canada.

01:12:40.560 And you know, this stuff happens because we're so set on doing a lot of trade with China. 0.98

01:12:48.000 Like, they're just so fucking, they have such a fucking hard-on about doing this trade with China. 0.97

01:12:53.260 when it really makes no sense when the u.s is right there you know i mean like even and the 0.99

01:12:59.740 only benefit of getting the ship from china is that it's cheaper but it's also garbage right

01:13:04.000 like it's you get what you pay for and that truly is like that's true that's true it really truly

01:13:09.540 is true so what is the benefit from that and especially from the fact like there was i think 0.98

01:13:16.040 we talked about it the last time i streamed or whatever about the fucking cars um that they want 0.86

01:13:21.060 to bring into here into Canada like they could have technology that could with cameras that could 0.97

01:13:26.180 you know film different things in the U.S. and like if the U.S. isn't letting these cars in for

01:13:31.580 that specific reason these Chinese cars so there's lots of different things that could be done and 0.93

01:13:36.220 the fact that Canada has such a hard-on about doing more trade with China is supremely retarded 1.00

01:13:42.460 like I don't understand why you would do it with a hostile you know country that literally has been 1.00

01:13:48.780 caught numerous times, spying, doing nefarious shit in your country. And here we go. Here's 0.99

01:13:56.000 another example. By about 2022, Etihad incorporated a Canadian subsidiary based in Edmonton, Alberta,

01:14:04.060 XCMG Canada Limited. It recruited independent Canadian dealers from coast to coast.

01:14:09.940 These weren't faceless corporations either. They were family businesses, risking their own money,

01:14:14.720 their own homes, their own retirements. Distribution agreements were signed by

01:14:18.720 Canadian businesses in BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario, Quebec, and Newfoundland and Labrador.

01:14:24.560 The pitch couldn't have been simpler. Good equipment, certified safe for Canadian industry

01:14:29.320 and Canadian workers. And for the first few years, things appeared to be great.

01:14:34.380 Profits were excellent. But under the surface, trouble was already bubbling.

01:14:40.800 Court records describe pages and pages of equipment problems and unpaid warranty claims.

01:14:45.500 Shocking. Chinese machinery. Is anybody shocked? 1.00

01:14:50.920 The dealers were stuck footing the bill while XCMG went quiet.

01:14:54.700 In other words, total disregard for its Canadian partners.

01:14:58.640 Almost from the very beginning of XCMG...

01:15:00.060 Well, and that's the thing. 1.00

01:15:01.420 Like, Canada, you know, these idiots that are, you know, in the government or the ruling class, 1.00

01:15:07.320 I mean, I guess it's because they're not buying the stuff from China, 1.00

01:15:09.540 so maybe it doesn't affect them but what they don't realize is that like they don't care China

01:15:15.260 doesn't care about the safety of the consumer they don't could care less now maybe there are

01:15:20.860 some you know American companies that don't necessarily care either but they're a lot

01:15:24.720 less prevalent than in China in China everything is about getting it done quickly getting as many

01:15:30.700 as possible out and they really don't have safety regulations for a lot of this stuff right why do

01:15:35.780 you think it's so much cheaper it's not just because you know the big bad americans want to 0.98

01:15:40.560 make a bigger profit no it's because it's made with cheaper shit and they're using slave labor 1.00

01:15:44.680 probably the uygar muslims are doing it for nothing so they have no regard for the end consumer 1.00

01:15:51.720 in canada and even like i said for national security we don't know what these things are 1.00

01:15:56.280 that they're you know shipping here and like look at the look at the state of the cbsa and the people

01:16:03.180 that they have in border control, in the RCMP.

01:16:06.860 Like, is anybody confident that they are going to catch to any of this stuff?

01:16:10.720 XCMG's Canadian venture, dealers were flagging equipment problems to the company,

01:16:15.220 problems XCMG never fixed.

01:16:17.840 What they couldn't have known was how deep those problems ran.

01:16:21.280 And by 2023, the mood had soured enough that the dealers formed an informal association of their own.

01:16:27.040 The good times were replaced by tense times.

01:16:29.460 So basically, we don't have to watch the whole thing, 0.96

01:16:31.960 But basically, a Chinese company that, of course, the government let operate here was, you know, putting false serial numbers or VIN numbers rather on equipment that, you know, were not safe, that were, you know, weren't properly inspected, the usual shit. Right. And again, what is going to be done about it? Absolutely nothing. Right. Absolutely nothing. 0.97

01:16:54.260 They might give them a fine if we're lucky, which won't mean anything, but they'll continue

01:16:58.920 to let them operate in the country and they'll continue to push for more trade from China.

01:17:04.540 That's how it operates here.

01:17:06.200 Like I said, they don't call us China for nothing.

01:17:11.560 This was actually kind of funny and I probably should have put this at the beginning, but

01:17:14.800 this was, but this is actually an example of the fact that like what I was talking about 0.99

01:17:19.780 earlier is that like you have these um they're just basically charismatic idiots you use 0.97

01:17:27.540 useful idiots basically right so they whatever they might have charisma they might have you 1.00

01:17:36.480 know good communication skills they might just have that charm that fucking people like 1.00

01:17:40.840 but they're really dumb right they're just really fucking dumb and this is a good example of that 1.00

01:17:47.140 this guy accidentally read the ai prompt text so it's similar to i think biden did this when he 1.00

01:17:54.420 was in power too he read he read the speech and he read like the you know instructions like next 0.82

01:18:00.260 page and he read the whole thing right similar thing but this is fucking ai he reads the ai prompt 0.94

01:18:07.620 so you know this might be another case for why people should have to retire from politics just 0.88

01:18:13.840 like the rest of us have to retire at 65 or at least maybe we don't have to anymore they will

01:18:19.580 keep raising the age but like the expectation is that you retire at a certain age that should be 0.99

01:18:25.720 the same i know i know shamrock he's such a fucking pain in the ass he's like always wants 0.99

01:18:32.920 to be on the stream so he's got to bark he literally barks i would say at least once every 0.99

01:18:38.160 20 minutes and the funny thing is is my studio here it has no windows so it's just he's in here

01:18:43.320 with me there's no windows he can't see outside but he hears something so he like has to like

01:18:47.920 basically run and go look out of a window and bark yeah he's definitely he's he's a small 0.98

01:18:54.340 little fucker but I mean I think honestly he'd probably get pretty vicious if something was to 1.00

01:18:58.960 happen yes political meat bots basically they're like transhumanists but stupid 1.00

01:19:06.820 come on one of the dangers associated with creating advocacy offices is that citizens 0.99

01:19:19.320 often develop expectations that exceed the powers actually granted to those offices

01:19:25.200 here's a more natural flowing version of that section that reads like a legislative speech

01:19:31.460 rather than it's so it's clear that his assistant or whoever put it into ai and then ai gave the

01:19:39.640 you know oh here's a more clear thing and it wasn't that kind of stuff wasn't deleted uh before

01:19:44.980 they handed him the speech and you know yeah 70 should be definitely strictly enforced the age

01:19:53.100 limit and you know i'm not shitting on ai because like i won't lie like i when i write stuff like i 0.50

01:19:58.340 write articles sometimes and it's a bunch of scattered like thoughts right and so i will 0.68

01:20:02.440 sometimes ask ai to kind of organize it or like punk like fix the punk punctuations or you know

01:20:10.220 even sometimes spelling because like when i'm typing sometimes you know i'm i miss a word or

01:20:14.540 i spell it wrong but like i always go through it again you know to make sure that like it's not 0.79

01:20:20.780 fucking any worse and that there's not any of these little you know kind of lines in it so i 0.64

01:20:26.120 just find it hilarious that they literally just handed it to him without even looking at it they 0.93

01:20:30.080 just trusted that ai was gonna you know give it exactly as like with no prompt it's just i don't

01:20:37.580 know man a series of short points madam speaker one of my concerns with this legislation is the

01:20:44.020 potential gap and he didn't even realize it either he just kept going right like and you can tell he

01:20:49.520 didn't realize it it wasn't like the show must go on kind of attitude like he legitimately didn't

01:20:54.620 realize that he fucking read the prompt he was just like yeah this sounds great let's do that's 0.89

01:20:59.680 it it's a wrap buddy between what new brunswickers may reasonably expect this office to accomplish 0.99

01:21:04.720 and what the office will actually have the authority to do fucking pathetic this is this 0.98

01:21:10.780 is who's leading our country this is going to lead us into the golden age are you excited 0.99

01:21:15.860 all right

01:21:18.800 what do we got here

01:21:22.480 actually this was supposed to be with the COVID stuff at the beginning but we'll talk about it

01:21:28.160 anyways I put it in the wrong there's a few of them I put them in the wrong section but anyways

01:21:33.260 we'll chat about it now the whole COVID thing like a lot of people said this right that it was

01:21:38.500 affecting fertility and how many times did people get you know shot down and called a conspiracy

01:21:43.540 theorist because they said there's no evidence that it affects women's fertility there's absolutely

01:21:49.420 no evidence that it affects their fertility and you know all this other shit right and I actually

01:21:57.180 happened to be somebody who you know was I guess you could say compelled by soft force to get the

01:22:04.520 at least two doses of the vaccine in order to you know maintain at the time I was working and to

01:22:09.460 maintain my job but I ended up getting an autoimmune disease from it okay not a serious one

01:22:18.040 but it doesn't matter it's something i didn't have before right so the fact that like i said

01:22:22.540 they tried to downplay the fact like fertility issues it it's just it's so nefarious because

01:22:29.500 like that is one of the most important things to a lot of women right or and a lot of married 0.99

01:22:34.200 couples a lot of families is like fertility is being able to have kids um and they fucking lied 1.00

01:22:42.520 about it like there were evidence was there there was evidence within the first year after 0.87

01:22:46.520 that fertility rates were down and people were having miscarriages and stuff like that so

01:22:50.920 basically this is they have clear evidence now right again is it going to mean anything no

01:22:56.540 nobody's going to be punished for this it's almost like what do we do about it now the

01:23:01.960 damage is done we can't go back in it or we you know we can't reverse time we can't go back we

01:23:07.220 can't fix it if people are now in this situation from the vaccine but we could make people be held

01:23:14.340 accountable but we won't right and that's you know like I said until we win no people won't be held

01:23:20.060 accountable for it because they'll say they did what they needed to do they didn't know you know 1.00

01:23:24.140 how bad it was going to be which is all bullshit because they were working on these fucking 0.99

01:23:27.300 bioweapons in labs already so they knew exactly what it was going to do anyways in animal models 0.99

01:23:34.780 the covid shots destroyed greater than I believe that's the greater than sign 60 percent of females 0.68

01:23:41.140 finite egg supply in human data vaccinated women have 33 percent less successful pregnancies so

01:23:48.340 that attributes to a lot of the miscarriages that were happening in stillborns and 37 percent of

01:23:54.300 their placentas contain the spike protein so here's a little uh 49 second video about this

01:24:00.140 whole process and how this happens. Processing, processing. Injected rats with mRNA shots and it

01:24:13.800 destroyed 60% of their non-renewable egg supply primordial follicles. So once those go away,

01:24:20.900 they don't come back. Also a paper by Manichi and colleagues looked in humans, 1.3 million,

01:24:27.360 I believe in the Czech Republic, and the vaccinated women had 33 percent lower

01:24:34.200 successful conception rates compared to the unvaccinated women. So we're seeing it in human

01:24:39.980 data. A paper came out two days ago that found the spike protein and vaccine mRNA in placentas.

01:24:48.420 About 30 percent of women who were vaccinated and were not infected during pregnancy had the

01:24:55.620 pie crouching in their placenta and fetal immune cells so there you have it but again they'll

01:25:02.800 continue to say until all the people that could be held accountable are dead they'll continue to

01:25:09.820 deny that it has anything to do with uh you know the covid backs and even people who did you know

01:25:17.420 get aside like a they suffered some sort of you know illness or disease from it right they got

01:25:23.660 like injured vaccine injured the amount of hoops they make you jump through and like initially

01:25:29.900 to a lot of the doctors were like they were denying that it could be caused by that whether

01:25:35.640 it was because they didn't have any evidence that there was it and that you know they didn't

01:25:40.340 they didn't they trusted the science I guess you could say or the fact that they just didn't want

01:25:45.540 to get themselves in trouble I don't know but a lot of doctors denied that there was anything 0.98

01:25:50.100 you know a relation to it as well right so pretty sick shit like i said part of our you know part of 0.99

01:25:57.100 the erasure of the white race especially but like i said part of the whole way to reduce the 0.98

01:26:03.720 population population control just like they you know want to make people not eat meat with the 0.99

01:26:08.840 texas lone star ticks or whatever with the giving people alpha gal all nefarious fucking shit that 0.99

01:26:15.500 the elites are organizing because they want to see humanity suffer like there is some people 0.99

01:26:19.820 in the world that just want to see the world burn and that's it and these are the people

01:26:24.720 that are running our countries yeah yeah wise elk right and this was um the cdc director who 0.98

01:26:34.420 said out loud with her whole goddamn chest that they did not find any safety concerns for pregnant 0.96

01:26:41.800 people she didn't even say women or increased risk for miscarriage among people who received 0.99

01:26:47.900 a mrna covid vaccine now again this was you know you would there it's impossible for you to have

01:26:55.260 done any valuable studies because you did it on such a short time period right and and you know

01:27:01.320 what was the criteria what was the like how many people were tested we don't know any of this stuff 1.00

01:27:06.400 So you're full of shit, basically. 0.98

01:27:09.100 And a lot of these during the COVID time, these experts, they all read the book, How to Lie with Statistics. 1.00

01:27:15.660 And they handpicked certain statistics to make things look better than they were.

01:27:23.040 That's what happened with all the deaths, right, too.

01:27:27.320 They wanted to make the death count look higher to scare people.

01:27:30.400 So they lumped in people that, like I said, had five other comorbidities and said they

01:27:37.060 died of COVID.

01:27:38.160 For pregnant people who are at higher risk of severe illness from COVID-19, we are strengthening

01:27:44.200 our guidance and recommending that all pregnant people or people thinking about... 0.85

01:27:48.960 There's no such thing as a pregnant people. 0.95

01:27:52.640 There's only pregnant women. 1.00

01:27:54.580 That's it. 1.00

01:27:55.640 Women, as God intended, only women can get pregnant. 1.00

01:28:00.400 becoming pregnant, yet vaccinated. We now have new data that reaffirm the safety of our vaccines 0.98

01:28:07.620 for people who are pregnant, including those early in pregnancy and around the term.

01:28:12.340 And she's reading this off a teleprompter, too, which just makes it like even more disingenuous.

01:28:17.460 You don't even believe what you're saying. These data build on previous evidence from

01:28:21.840 three safety monitoring systems that did not find any safety concerns for pregnant people

01:28:27.720 who are vaccinated. And listen to the language they use. It did not find any. Okay. So does

01:28:35.180 that mean that there isn't any? Like, you know, I may not find a million dollars in a pit of,

01:28:42.140 you know, sand doesn't mean it's not there. So like, again, they use this language that

01:28:48.120 gives people assurances, but it's very vague kind of, you know, how would you put it like

01:28:53.560 confusing language in pregnancy or for their babies now these new data found no increase

01:29:03.060 in the risk for miscarriage among people who received an mRNA COVID-19 vaccine but before

01:29:08.620 20 weeks of pregnancy yeah well tell all those women who lost their children or lost you know

01:29:14.720 had miscarriages and a lot of these women it was their you know dream you know to have children

01:29:20.820 a lot of women you know are probably who knows if they were able to ever have a successful

01:29:25.720 pregnancy after that so tell them that to their face after forcing people and psychologically

01:29:32.680 brain like manipulating and brainwashing people and women especially are susceptible to this stuff 0.98

01:29:38.740 to get this fucking thing over something that they would have survived anyways and this you know I 0.99

01:29:46.360 had a conversation with somebody yesterday we were talking about the fact that I think all of this 0.98

01:29:50.540 obsession with like getting vaccines and diseases and preventing diseases and all this stuff is

01:29:55.920 because in modernity, like in current society, we really struggle with dealing with death and the

01:30:03.340 fact that everybody dies. And that comes along with the fact that, you know, we've have a lot

01:30:08.280 of modern medicine that does prevent a lot of things that people died from, you know, before

01:30:14.060 their time. So, you know, obviously the life expectancy, you know, post or around World War

01:30:19.500 two and before that was a lot lower than it is now. And that's thanks to medical technology and

01:30:25.400 stuff like that. But what that has done, the negative effect of that is that people feel

01:30:33.160 like, even if they don't think they feel that way, it's almost like it's in their brain somewhere

01:30:38.540 that they feel like life is infinite, that you, you know, that people don't die, that no matter

01:30:44.760 what happens to you there there will be a medical treatment that will fix it right and so people get

01:30:50.800 this irrational fear that every little thing is going to kill them and because they're so afraid

01:30:56.380 of dying they're obsessed and they jump down the you know medical where they'll take whatever drugs 0.95

01:31:01.780 they'll put whatever medical you know devices masks fucking you know what do they call them 0.72

01:31:06.920 hyperbaric chambers like whatever they would do just to prevent the potential slight chance 0.56

01:31:14.340 of dying right and I to me I'm just like I noticed this as you know when I was working in a hospital

01:31:23.980 I noticed this that like it was really difficult and it wasn't for the person a lot of times that

01:31:28.280 was dying it was more for the family and it was almost like people can't come to terms with the

01:31:35.080 fact that they're going to die but they also don't want to deal with the feelings of grief if someone

01:31:39.620 close to them dies so they you know insist that the doctors do everything they possibly can to

01:31:47.280 try to save their you know 101 year old great grandmother because the alternative to that is

01:31:54.400 that they might have to feel sad for a little while so people have lost that feeling of empathy

01:32:00.140 for you know what that person is going through the person who's you know suffering and how

01:32:04.840 maybe you know they don't want to have a full-on resuscitation done where their ribs are broken

01:32:11.180 and they're intubated and stuff like that maybe they want to die peacefully in their bed you know

01:32:16.120 what i mean so i i think all this medical kind of obsession with diseases and and this fear and the

01:32:22.700 fact that people will get hundreds and hundreds of vaccines for things that are easily survivable

01:32:27.380 for the average person is all tied into the fact that people think that life is is eternal that

01:32:36.100 that because of modern medicine that they will live forever and that there is no possible

01:32:41.000 disease or medical issue you can get that can't be fixed

01:32:44.020 dad please just have eggs yeah I don't like I don't know it's something I think about a lot

01:32:54.700 Because like I said, I used to, you know, back in the day, you know, counsel people in the hospital, right, about, you know, and not even counseling them, just kind of be present and, you know, for the conversations they were having with the doctors as a support and stuff like that.

01:33:12.420 And I was just always blown away by the fact that so many people are willing to put their parent or grandparent or whoever through the trauma of being resuscitated.

01:33:25.560 And if you've ever seen this happen, if you've ever been in a hospital and saw what actually happens when they resuscitate, like when someone codes and they resuscitate them, it's pretty fucking horrifying, especially if you're not like a medical professional that has seen it before.

01:33:42.420 so the fact that you're willing to put your you know like i said sometimes they were in their late

01:33:47.580 90s and stuff like that person through that to avoid the feelings of grief that you're going to

01:33:54.060 have to go through is pretty selfish in my opinion so like i said if the person you know obviously is

01:34:00.200 cognitively aware they can say no i don't want a dnr but for the ones that weren't you know what

01:34:05.920 i mean it seems like their loved ones never took that consideration about like what would they want

01:34:10.600 me to do if if they like if it was them like what would they want me to do would they want me to

01:34:16.760 you know put them through this or would they want me just to go like I don't know anyways 0.88

01:34:19.680 we could go down a whole esoteric philosophical fucking you know talk about death but we're not 0.83

01:34:26.000 going to do that all right so this is the Rand Paul thing that we were talking about earlier in 0.94

01:34:33.340 the chat and like I said I think I got mixed up I had all this COVID stuff and I was going to talk

01:34:38.580 about that first and then I ended up talking about the Canada stuff first so whatever it is 0.52

01:34:44.260 what it is Posty will get her shit together hopefully for the next time today it's just 0.96

01:34:47.840 been I don't know I'm so exhausted this week for some reason and it's only fucking Wednesday it's 0.98

01:34:51.380 just like been I feel like I've been catching strays everywhere so but this is the Dr. Fauci

01:34:57.840 thing right so they had a I guess what is it a what do they call them in the US here I don't

01:35:06.180 know some kind of hearing they call it or uh anyways i guess we'll figure it out i don't know 0.75

01:35:12.240 what i why i can't think of the name i'm drawing in a fucking blank um but anyways he went scorched 0.60

01:35:17.120 earth on dr fauci in the opening statements of this um you know court proceeding or investigation 0.88

01:35:23.160 whatever they're doing so he's basically says and we're going to listen to it but he basically says

01:35:28.680 that fauci knew that covid came from a chinese lab that he funded gain of function research this

01:35:35.720 is all indisputable facts like there's been evidence that has come out of this stuff

01:35:39.340 directed officials to delete incriminating emails new masks weren't effective well again

01:35:46.320 evidence came out where he and we didn't even need it to come out because one day he was saying

01:35:51.960 masks weren't going to do anything and then literally a week later it was like oh wear six

01:35:56.360 masks like anybody again who have two had two brain cells to rub together and weren't like 0.99

01:36:02.780 highly neurotic understood the fucking discrepancy between this the hypocrisy 0.99

01:36:07.380 he lied under oath and he declared i am the science so he got a bit of a god complex and 0.99

01:36:15.020 you know this is common amongst the sophists like i said the people who don't really you know they've

01:36:21.120 gotten to where they are their position of power over more of their character as opposed to their

01:36:25.860 knowledge or their intelligence so that this is the whole thing they get this god complex where

01:36:31.100 they think that you know they are the all-knowing um deity of that particular you know science or

01:36:38.400 that particular area of knowledge and this i could see this and he's also short he's got short man

01:36:43.280 syndrome napoleon syndrome

01:36:45.920 let's try this again there we go see we just need to refresh

01:36:59.500 While privately, he was well aware of a mountain of evidence suggesting the virus originated in the lab.

01:37:06.840 The American people deserve answers. 0.56

01:37:09.340 The American people deserve to know why dangerous research was funded by NIAID in a totalitarian country in a lab that lacked acceptable safety standards.

01:37:19.920 The decision to fund dangerous gain of function research in Wuhan, China, will likely go down in history as perhaps one of the worst public health decisions.

01:37:29.260 Frankly, the American people deserve an apology.

01:37:33.160 I hope today Dr. Fauci will come clean, admit it was a mistake to fund dangerous reasons.

01:37:37.800 The Canadians deserve an apology, too, although it was the Canadians' choice, like Dr. Terence Tam. 0.86

01:37:44.960 It was his choice to follow the advice of Fauci and the Chinese. 0.99

01:37:50.660 But still, all these places that were influenced by your bullshit deserve an apology. 0.99

01:37:57.060 Research in China. Admit that the risk of this dangerous research exceeded any possible benefits. 0.99

01:38:05.080 Ask forgiveness and pledge to help our government devise safeguards so a man-made epidemic never

01:38:10.900 happens again. Instead of an apology, you have for years avoided responsibility.

01:38:17.660 Regarding the lockdowns, you argue that you did not personally issue every lockdown order,

01:38:22.180 close every school or impose every mandate but officials across the country invoked your

01:38:27.760 authority to justify these decisions and you presented your recommendations not as judgments

01:38:33.540 open to debate but as dictates of science itself exactly exactly he he portrayed that as

01:38:42.440 the absolute 100 tested and proven solution and he had no evidence to back that up

01:38:51.080 Your own words demonstrate that you understood the influence you exercised.

01:38:56.440 On March 14th, 2020, you wrote that the task force recommendations were driven by me, yourself, Deb, and CDC.

01:39:05.840 The next day you wrote that you had convinced Mayor Bill de Blasio to close the New York City schools.

01:39:11.840 So you were involved.

01:39:13.760 That same night, Governor Gavin Newsom's chief of staff told you that the governor had decided to close California schools, bars, and restaurants.

01:39:21.080 after watching you on television presidents governors mayors school boards corporations

01:39:27.200 and congress all bear responsibility for the decisions they made the covid lockdown however

01:39:33.220 could never have been inflicted without you aiding and abetting the crime children lost

01:39:38.380 education small businesses built over a lifetime disappeared patients delayed cancer screenings

01:39:46.480 and other medical care families were separated from dying relatives workers were ordered to

01:39:51.500 accept a medical procedure or lose their jobs worship assembly employment education and travel

01:39:57.860 were restricted in the name of science while you did not impose every restriction you used your

01:40:03.240 public authority to justify them while you concluded publicly and this is also you can say 1.00

01:40:09.780 we could apply this to the politicians here in canada like the fucking cock sucking jackass 1.00

01:40:16.040 faggot Trudeau. Same thing, right? No, you didn't directly say that people had to get vaccinated. 1.00

01:40:23.500 You didn't twist them physically by their arm and take them to the vaccination place.

01:40:29.660 But you did use your power and authority to influence and you held that over them. 1.00

01:40:35.800 Because unfortunately, a great majority of the population, like I said, are stupid, 1.00

01:40:41.340 they're easily led and they you know believe that these stupid politicians have their best 1.00

01:40:48.380 interest at heart that covid occurred naturally your private record tells a different story 0.99

01:40:55.440 in early 2020 your hand-picked virologist warned that the virus appeared to have been manipulated

01:41:01.360 in the lab in a conference call concerning the origin of the virus all but two of the participants

01:41:06.420 can you imagine the seething that Fauci's probably doing right now I wish they had the camera on him 0.99

01:41:10.340 He's probably just sitting there fucking seething because he's a narcissist. 0.99

01:41:14.680 And I know that word gets thrown around a lot, but he, I can almost bet that he is a narcissist. 0.99

01:41:21.580 And it's probably killing him to hear, like to be chastised because he thinks he is God.

01:41:29.560 Believe deliberate insertion was possible.

01:41:32.600 Your concern was not merely theoretical.

01:41:35.360 That same week you let it.

01:41:37.140 Probably in it for love.

01:41:38.380 I wouldn't be surprised. 1.00

01:41:39.160 Now, in the Queen's defense, I mean, she was an old bitch, you know what I mean? 0.98

01:41:42.140 So, like, I can kind of understand, you know, like, not wanting to get sick, like, and, you know, if it was that easily transmissible. 1.00

01:41:51.600 But, like, some of the other shit was just ridiculous. 0.98

01:41:55.400 Like, I wouldn't have, at a funeral, no. 0.99

01:41:57.040 Even if I was 90 years old, no.

01:41:58.600 I would have sat with my family anyways.

01:42:00.120 I would have took the chance.

01:42:01.500 But, you know, I kind of understand the thought process behind that.

01:42:06.660 urgent effort to determine whether your own agency had funded the research

01:42:11.580 related to these experiments that were now under suspicion.

01:42:15.800 Hours later, your assistant reported that the Wuhan experiments had indeed

01:42:20.080 been reviewed and approved by the NIH.

01:42:23.500 Those were not the actions of officials who believed that a research related to

01:42:27.520 origin was an absurd conspiracy theory.

01:42:30.440 And do you remember, too, the people that, like Alex Jones was, I think, one of them. 0.56

01:42:34.280 but i mean alex jones has always fucking taken stray bullets from everywhere but um

01:42:39.060 the people that actually suggested that it might have come from a lab 0.91

01:42:43.240 the crucifying that happened to those people like both like you know socially and probably 0.93

01:42:49.120 their jobs and stuff like that they were made to look like fools joe rogan is another example was 1.00

01:42:54.500 made to look like an absolute fucking tinfoil hat moron because he took ivermectin and whatever 1.00

01:43:00.860 other fucking medicine natural medicine he took for covid to the point where they even airbrushed 1.00

01:43:06.880 in the video or filtered whatever you want to call it his face to make him look sicker like that's 1.00

01:43:12.360 how fucked up these people are that's the lengths that they will go to to get you to believe their 0.99

01:43:17.560 fucking narrative they were the actions of officials urgently trying to determine whether 1.00

01:43:23.420 their agency funding was connected to the research under discussion connected to the pandemic 0.98

01:43:29.440 You could not hide that your agency had funded the Wuhan research or your long history of defending gain-of-function research.

01:43:38.940 The only alternative left was to argue that COVID-19 did not originate in the Wuhan lab.

01:43:45.440 You were not a detached observer.

01:43:48.180 You had an institutional interest in the public believing that federally funded research had nothing to do with the pandemic.

01:43:54.720 and the other thing too is and i don't know if everybody knows this but like when obama was in

01:44:01.160 he supposedly put an end to gain of function research because there really is no purpose to

01:44:06.520 it okay it there's no reason why you need to know how a potential virus if a bat happened to 0.96

01:44:13.520 you know bite a person like these are all so far-fetched fucking things that could happen

01:44:18.140 they're not worthy of doing all these different studies and risking uh you know some kind of 1.00

01:44:24.300 mutation or mutated fuck my fucking english today some kind of mutated virus gets out and 0.98

01:44:32.760 infects the people there's no purpose for it at all so my understanding is that obama did have it 0.99

01:44:38.540 banned but for some reason after that i don't know whether it was trump or whatever or maybe it was

01:44:45.660 still banned and the funding was told it was being used for something else but anyways they they

01:44:50.480 recognized even obama who was like a democrat and you know lefty coded and all this part of the

01:44:56.660 establishment even they recognized that it was dangerous and they still did it and that's what

01:45:01.400 i mean so people need to get it through their head that the government lies constantly just

01:45:08.020 because they say that they're not doing something or that they've banned something doesn't mean that

01:45:11.560 they have it's rules for thee and not for me it was a conflict of interest from the very beginning

01:45:16.400 the authors of the proximal origin of SARS COVID-2 privately had serious doubts about a natural

01:45:23.520 origin within days though they flipped and they all wrote in proximal origin that the virus was 0.87

01:45:29.920 almost certainly not a laboratory construct yeah it came from some fucking wet market where they 0.99

01:45:36.220 you know kill otters and komodo dragons and people fucking consume them like sickos like that that's 0.98

01:45:42.580 what they wanted us to believe right and i'm not saying it couldn't have happened but like i said 0.98

01:45:48.360 i i highly doubt that you know a respiratory virus could come from like you would think it would more 0.91

01:45:55.660 be like a gastrointestinal kind of fucking thing that came from a wet market that paper was then 0.97

01:46:01.360 used by the government and the media and you to discredit americans who were asking the same 0.99

01:46:07.380 questions that you and the authors well exactly why zelkin that's probably why obama did have it

01:46:12.080 banned because it could be construed as you know creating bioweapons right and this is what you

01:46:18.600 know a lot of people say that like the world war three is not going to be fought with troops and 0.96

01:46:23.140 guns and stuff like that it's going to be biological warfare and I I fucking believe it like 0.97

01:46:29.600 all this shit that they're doing who knows and like I said this could have been COVID could 0.99

01:46:35.400 have been like I said a test run for like the next time to get people you know to drop their 0.99

01:46:39.740 guard down. And because it was so ridiculous, COVID, and it was a big nothing burger, that 0.94

01:46:45.720 they're going to release the real fucking Kraken, so to speak, and the one that was really going to 0.99

01:46:49.960 kill everybody. We're asking yourselves privately. You even cited proximal origin from the White 0.99

01:46:57.940 House podium. You held it out as evidence that the virus could not have been engineered.

01:47:02.640 But you didn't disclose your role and the discussions that preceded the writing of the

01:47:07.020 paper you did not disclose the author's original concerns you did not concern you did not reveal 0.98

01:47:13.940 that you'd been part of the paper that you dead ass just imagine being so bold and to lie about 0.92

01:47:23.140 all the stuff knowing that it could ease it's going to easily be found out like just imagine 1.00

01:47:28.020 having the fucking cojones to sit there and fucking lie straight out fucking you know chest 1.00

01:47:34.240 out fucking straight face and lie that you fucking did like i just don't i can't i can't 1.00

01:47:39.920 even grasp the concept like that's got to be some kind of psychopathy or something you had read and 1.00

01:47:44.880 offered editorial comments on the paper before it was published before you began using it as evidence

01:47:50.400 that it couldn't have originated in the lab you did not disclose that you had immediately

01:47:54.880 investigated yourself whether niaid funding might be connected to the research you did not tell the

01:48:01.360 american people the full story duly released private messages indicate that the doubts

01:48:07.000 with the authors and others didn't disappear after the publication so while this was being

01:48:12.300 waived at the white house to show that it couldn't come from the lab the authors were still privately

01:48:18.560 continuing to assign a meaningful probability to a laboratory origin one thing in public and

01:48:24.780 another in private. As they do. As they do. Story as old as time. Some of the same scientists

01:48:33.480 discussed avoiding email and carefully managing communications that might eventually be obtained

01:48:39.200 under the Freedom of Information Act. The pattern is straightforward. Privately, there was alarm,

01:48:45.940 then an immediate inquiry to see if NIAID's possible exposure to funding, then a rapid

01:48:51.780 public declaration of certainty, continued private doubt, and then years of resistance to

01:48:57.660 disclosure. The question is why? The only logical answer is that your primary concern was avoiding

01:49:04.620 culpability. Your primary concern was hiding the fact that you had approved the funding for this

01:49:10.220 dangerous research. Your support of gain-of-function research is extensive and long-standing. In 2011,

01:49:17.700 your agency funded Ron Fuchier's laboratory

01:49:20.460 when it mutated the avian flu

01:49:22.820 until it could spread through the air between mammals.

01:49:27.220 This was the tipping point.

01:49:29.320 This was when others became worried.

01:49:31.220 You funded this.

01:49:32.180 You advocated for this.

01:49:34.380 The federal government's own biosecurity board, though,

01:49:37.600 recommended withholding the details of these experiments

01:49:40.680 because of the danger the research posed.

01:49:43.540 People were concerned that publishing it

01:49:45.420 was publishing a roadmap to creating bioweapons around the world.

01:49:50.000 But you sided with the gain-of-function scientist Fuchier

01:49:53.260 and argued that the benefits of publishing the research far outweighed the risks.

01:49:59.300 You defended this avian flu transmissibility experiments as critical research.

01:50:05.520 You wrote that even if a scientist became infected and triggered a pandemic,

01:50:10.920 the benefits of the gain-of-function experiments outweighed the risk.

01:50:14.360 in 2014 your agency niaid began funding the wuhan bat coronavirus work

01:50:21.500 in 2015 ralph barrick and the chinese scientist xi zengli published i guess we're not going to

01:50:28.580 get to here hold on i hate when you defend i just don't want to drag it out too long i thought we

01:50:34.080 were going to get to see his response but i'm not going to make you guys listen to the whole thing

01:50:37.380 oh look this is his this is his face somebody got it this is awesome he invokes the fifth 0.97

01:50:46.380 after his diary was released fucking diary bro hey jc diary are you 12 you kept the diary 0.98

01:50:56.000 um but yeah the look on his face this is fucking priceless like literally this is like it's like 0.99

01:51:02.480 the ugly Cillian Murphy stare if Cillian Murphy was ugly it's just oh that's great that's awesome 0.97

01:51:14.120 yeah exactly so ridiculous you know what I mean like and it's so it must be so frustrating because 0.99

01:51:20.000 I'd be like okay you know what's the point right like if this fucker is just gonna keep invoking 0.97

01:51:23.840 the fifth then like let's it's done it's over with we'll just get the evidence another way 0.96

01:51:27.880 but regardless like i said he's not going to get in any trouble for it like i i do have a lot of

01:51:33.640 respect for rand paul um and this is where you know i kind of wish canada was more like the u.s

01:51:40.120 in the sense that there could be you know if we had some of these politicians that were a little

01:51:44.940 bit more you know outspoken and they were able to get a little bit more done ron de santis is

01:51:50.080 another good one that was pretty decent during covid i don't know how he is now but you know

01:51:54.600 the governors and like their system, I think, allows for a little bit better checks and balances.

01:52:00.400 But again, I could be wrong. I'm not totally versed in American politics. But I just think

01:52:05.200 because, you know, Canada's the system that Canada has. And again, it could just be because of the

01:52:10.240 people that are actually occupying the system. Maybe it does work, you know, better. I just

01:52:15.120 haven't been alive for any of that. Oh, anyways. All right. So this is another thing regarding

01:52:23.960 covid because i like to hear i can never get enough of hearing how much i was right when it

01:52:29.640 comes to covid because i was called every name under the book lost a lot of relationships and

01:52:34.460 friendships jobs uh you know all this other stuff because of being called a conspiracy theorist so

01:52:41.320 i like i said i i just love seeing the fact that i was right uh what's that jc so he's being held

01:52:49.200 in contempt of congress so this is a congress a congressional hearing because i couldn't think of

01:52:53.600 the name of it which is better than him answering and throwing his deep state buddies under the bus

01:52:58.820 yeah well i wonder you know like i said there's obviously a reason for that like maybe it's uh

01:53:04.200 either you keep your mouth shut or you get the massad treatment who knows

01:53:07.600 all right new fda data mining report shows that they knew the covid vaccine had 25 major side

01:53:17.580 effects and they all conspired to hide it from the public senator ron johnson's senate psi majority

01:53:24.000 staff interim report wow that's a lot of words for a report has been released on fda data mining and

01:53:31.400 the march 2021 analysis by dr anna sarsman oh jesus christ there was a masking in the standard

01:53:41.100 fda system where signals from pfizer and moderna reportedly canceled each other out

01:53:45.500 hmm curious meaning they lied and hid the side effects from the public and told you and me

01:53:52.780 that it was 100 safe and effective so wall street apes compile compared the whole list 0.97

01:54:02.480 so the neurological and dis disanto oh fucks you know what i'm not even gonna bother um 0.77

01:54:08.940 bell's palsy para parasthesia ear why am i having so much trouble today i hope you guys are getting 0.97

01:54:20.520 a good laugh out of this i honestly don't know what the fuck is wrong with me today 0.52

01:54:23.420 bradykinesia uh basal ganglia stroke cerebral artery occlusion thalamic infarction sinus rhythm 0.67

01:54:31.540 abnormality, agonal rhythm, diaphragmatic spasm, and dementia from the Pfizer one.

01:54:40.440 Cardiac issues, we saw a lot of these. The sudden cardiac death. So they're putting suppressed

01:54:47.180 signal here. So that means that in the reports, like the outcomes of the studies that they were

01:54:53.320 doing, they suppressed this indicator, I guess you could say. So sudden cardiac death, acute left

01:54:59.700 ventricular failure, diastolic dysfunction, ejection fraction abnormal. I don't even know

01:55:06.300 what that is. Hypertensive emergency. That's extremely high blood pressure. Blood pressure,

01:55:11.440 systolic changes, aortic stenosis, cardiac failure, chronic acute myocardial infarction. This was the

01:55:19.220 big one that killed a lot of people. Men, young men, especially. So Pfizer and Moderna.

01:55:24.800 cardiac telemetry abnormal so that's your cardiac rhythm is abnormal vascular and pulmonary pulmonary

01:55:33.340 infarction embolic stroke ischemic stroke aortic aneurysm rupture may turner that may turner may

01:55:41.200 thurner syndrome hypomagnesemia wow and then there was some other ones uh cholecystitis

01:55:49.740 cholecystitis I had this once in my life and I can't even say it AST ALT ratio abnormal mastoid

01:55:56.520 disorder disorder cardiac assistance device user okay I don't know what that means that means

01:56:02.480 somebody who has a pacemaker brain natriuretic peptide increase asymptomatic COVID whatever so

01:56:10.640 these are just the some that they you know identified and hid but there is a lot of other

01:56:15.480 things um and this is i guess another video of ron johnson confronting cnn on ignoring the breaking

01:56:21.900 news this is why you know i think a lot of people like the american politics because it really is

01:56:27.540 theater like i know canadian politics are kind of getting like that but they're not as spicy and as 0.98

01:56:32.620 like soap opera drama kind of politics of course if you want to look at some crazy shit you got 0.98

01:56:39.220 to look at the Asian East Asian politics like they're fucking wild Senator Johnson can we get 0.99

01:56:53.840 you on the COVID cover-up so why do you think legacy media such as CNN is not covering this 0.80

01:56:58.580 why aren't you covering this I want to ask you about Iran you really ought to cover the

01:57:03.900 fact that peter marx knew on march 1st of 2021 that their algorithms were hiding safety signals

01:57:12.140 on 26 days later see i mean i know they were doing it on purpose but this is the problem

01:57:17.920 with technology right i mean i guess it's humans too humans make errors but like they

01:57:22.820 rely on technology to pick up on all these but technology can't do nuance and stuff like that

01:57:29.300 like you know one-offs and stuff like that so they found out 25 serious adverse events like

01:57:36.400 sudden cardiac death pulmonary infarction bells pause different types of strokes and they buried

01:57:41.340 it they hit it it's a major scandal it's even as big a scandal the major media is completely

01:57:47.140 ignoring the story it's been out now for almost six weeks can i say it's so hilarious too and 0.98

01:57:53.900 he's like oh I you know want to ask you about Iran or Iran whatever I love when these fucking 0.99

01:58:01.920 hornalists get called out because it's disgusting like the state of journalism nowadays is is gross 0.99

01:58:09.320 especially like in mainstream you know media organizations like again 30 years ago you know 0.57

01:58:15.760 40 years ago these journalists had integrity they were actually like investigative journalists they 0.99

01:58:21.120 actually found out a lot of stuff that even the police didn't know now they're just fucking 0.98

01:58:26.640 puppets and parrots for the establishment that's it that doesn't make you a journalist that just 0.97

01:58:30.980 makes you i guess an actor or somebody who can memorize stuff well like i don't know

01:58:35.660 i'm sure that was a question you're trying to ambush me yeah it's true because i i would kind

01:58:43.380 of talked about this before it's the same thing as with death right like people really don't want

01:58:47.100 to come to terms with uncomfortable things and objective you know or logical rather reality is

01:58:54.420 uncomfortable and people don't want to feel any kind of uncomfort especially or any kind of

01:58:58.760 discomfort especially in like today's age right and this also goes back to the fact that medical

01:59:04.400 you know advancements in medical technology and stuff like that people don't have to feel

01:59:09.180 pain if you know if you're depressed they have a medication for that if you you know have a 0.95

01:59:13.380 headache they have a medication for that if you have a fucking backache they have something for 0.88

01:59:17.240 that if you have this like they have something for everything um so people are so used to not 0.97

01:59:22.020 having to deal with discomfort or pain so whether that's physical or emotional

01:59:27.580 um so i asked you about iran uh do you think we could see people suing the u.s government over

01:59:34.820 this covid cover-up it's hard to say i mean the government really does a good job of protecting

01:59:41.540 itself and people that carry out its mission. So, you know, the legal ramifications for what

01:59:50.100 harm these government officials did by not informing the American public, not giving them

01:59:54.760 the information they had the right and, you know, had deserved to hear. I'm not sure what that is.

02:00:00.520 My job right now is to expose it. I appreciate Secretary Kennedy's commitment to radical

02:00:05.640 transparency. That's why we know about this. We have a lot more documents, a lot more people

02:00:09.640 interview so stay tuned again biggest scandal of my lifetime because because people weren't warned

02:00:15.720 they were mandated to take the shot yeah or they were coerced or they're convinced without the kind

02:00:21.240 of information they should have had for informed consent and and millions millions suffered

02:00:26.280 adverse events tens at least tens of thousands died after that march first date and see this

02:00:32.680 the thing is is this will never happen in canada like the fact that they're doing this yeah maybe

02:00:37.560 it'll never amount to anything you know meaningful but the fact that they're even doing this and

02:00:42.320 they're dragging fauci to this congressional hearing and stuff like that is at least something

02:00:46.200 they would they won't even do that here they won't bring terence tam to any kind of you know

02:00:51.400 parliamentary hearing or anything like that just they'll just brush it under the carpet like that's

02:00:55.640 it and you know what part of that is is because the people here too like the people don't push

02:00:59.260 for it i mean again not that we would get it but there's not enough people that push for there's

02:01:03.500 still a hell of a lot of people out there that believed in this whole narrative and the ones

02:01:08.360 that you know maybe don't believe it anymore it's the sunk cost fallacy with them they they you know 0.99

02:01:14.100 they don't want to admit that they were wrong and that they were stupid and they fell for it 1.00

02:01:18.460 so they just live with the consequences of their actions and just stay silent 0.99

02:01:22.120 and this was the lab thing which is again the tied in with this whole bioweapon you know 0.99

02:01:33.440 fucking shit that's going on and potential diseases being released upon us this was uh 0.97

02:01:41.560 the fbi bioweapons unit so i had mentioned earlier and i think i like i said i got the 0.99

02:01:46.020 stories mixed up but there was somebody who was uh oh yeah here it is the i talked about the

02:01:50.540 thousand talents that beijing has so there was that chinese lady that was spying for the ccp

02:01:56.720 She was a Canadian in Belgium. 0.93

02:01:58.900 Well, this is another case of a scientist in Canada taking vials of the coronavirus across the border to a Minnesota lab.

02:02:09.360 So the FBI has a bioweapons unit, I guess.

02:02:14.080 They seized vials of coronavirus.

02:02:17.060 The Chinese army shipped toward a Minnesota lab in 2018.

02:02:21.820 The same Wuhan network tied to the Winnipeg lab.

02:02:24.520 PLA scientist Yusen Zhao himself would be dead by the spring of 2020 documents in the Rand Paul

02:02:31.860 disclosures note I went through the and this is actually Sam Cooper's he was behind a paywall so

02:02:37.560 this person posted it you know without the paywall which is appreciated but anyways he said more than

02:02:46.480 a year before the pandemic in the autumn of 2018 coronavirus material was carried covertly out of

02:02:52.180 People's Liberation Army Medical Academy towards the Minnesota laboratory of a federally funded

02:02:57.380 virologist, a man named Fang Li, who was permitted to work on bat corona DNA. Border officers were

02:03:05.920 so alarmed that the vials were handed to the FBI's Weapons of Mass Destruction Directorate

02:03:10.900 in a case the government warned may pose a risk to the national security of the United States.

02:03:16.520 According to the Department of Homeland Security field report released last Friday

02:03:20.700 by Senator Rand Paul, who chairs the Senate Committee on Homeland Security.

02:03:25.320 So the disclosure described the network of Beijing's Thousand Talents,

02:03:29.120 and this is what I talked about earlier, where they recruit people that are of Chinese origin,

02:03:34.280 that are citizens of Western countries.

02:03:36.880 So the network of Beijing's Thousand Talents recruits

02:03:40.740 and People's Liberation Army-linked scientists mirrors the Canadian intelligence,

02:03:45.380 the Bureau documented.

02:03:46.500 That sentence doesn't make any sense to me.

02:03:48.360 In the same October of 2018, the same Chinese military research network working on bat coronavirus gain-of-function research in Wuhan tried to smuggle 10 vials out of Canada's highest security laboratory in Winnipeg.

02:04:00.120 So what is going on here? 0.69

02:04:01.860 They're trying to get them out of the labs in the U.S.

02:04:05.360 They're trying to get them out of the labs in Canada.

02:04:09.860 At the center of both of these cases is one institution and one scientist.

02:04:14.260 the American Documents Trace and Network linking the University of Minnesota

02:04:17.980 virologist Fang Li to this Yusen Zhao of China's Academy

02:04:22.160 of Military Medical Science and to Shi Zhengli, the Wuhan Institute

02:04:26.300 of Virology Deputy Director, known as the Batwoman.

02:04:30.640 This is the same Shi who appeared in the Canadian records as a senior figure

02:04:34.020 in the Wuhan collaboration that drew in this other doctor.

02:04:38.060 The Winnipeg Scientist Canada Spy Service found has covertly served Beijing

02:04:42.200 and to those Wuhan Institute Dr. Q in March 2019 organized a shipment of Ebola and Nipah virus

02:04:50.300 samples from Canada's highest security laboratory so how like how is this happening like what kind

02:04:58.600 of security do we have like is you know I don't even know really what to say like what am I

02:05:06.020 supposed to think that how am I supposed to I guess you could say understand this like is it

02:05:13.200 just pure incompetence it can't be it just can't be it has to be malice it has to be on purpose

02:05:20.100 because there I just can't believe that a country as you know westernized as Canada is 0.99

02:05:30.080 could be this dumb like i i don't know maybe i'm maybe they are but i don't think so like this is a 1.00

02:05:39.080 bio fucking weapon laboratory and where's the fucking security like i'm pretty sure i read 0.99

02:05:45.760 somewhere too in that laboratory like the the cleanly standards weren't even that like good 0.99

02:05:51.700 you know i mean the keeping the viruses away from each other wasn't that good

02:05:55.480 so the article goes on about just the whole connection with the PLA and stuff like that

02:06:02.040 and again it's just it's a boring story but I just wanted to discuss it because it ties into

02:06:07.600 Canada's lack of national security um you know basically yeah basically the lack of national

02:06:16.260 security so we have the lady who was from Canada who was spying for the CCP or the PLA whatever in

02:06:24.620 Belgium. And now this, which we, this came out a couple of years ago, but still we have this.

02:06:30.160 We also, you know, heard stories of having Chinese police stations here in Canada, which they deny, 1.00

02:06:35.540 but I am not doubting it at all. The fact that the Canadian military did training exercises with 1.00

02:06:42.080 China, the fact that Mark Carney and before him, his predecessor, Justin Trudeau, you know,

02:06:48.120 basically glazed China for, you know, their dictatorship and basically, you know, talks 1.00

02:06:53.900 about how much how important of a trading partner they are so there's some fuck shit going on here 0.99

02:07:00.260 like i said and people should be concerned and i am not surprised like i said why the u.s is so 0.98

02:07:06.880 concerned about canada because people you know they like to think about the fact that oh they're

02:07:11.400 just worried about you know maybe it's just drugs and guns coming across the border like oh it's

02:07:15.500 worse across mexico yeah they're concerned about those things too but it's the people canada is

02:07:21.080 not vetting the people. Once the people

02:07:23.120 are in Canada, it's very easy

02:07:25.020 for them to get into the U.S.

02:07:27.500 and cause some major problems.

02:07:29.700 So, Canada doesn't take

02:07:31.080 the national security seriously.

02:07:33.020 It inadvertently affects the U.S.

02:07:36.060 And, I mean,

02:07:37.020 there's no denying that.

02:07:44.040 Yeah, this was the,

02:07:45.280 that was the story.

02:07:49.500 And

02:07:51.080 what is this oh why do i still have this one oh this must be an old story i think that was all i

02:07:56.440 had this was about the um getting the money asking for the money to repair sussex but 0.99

02:08:02.560 fuck them i ain't giving them anything um excuse me but yeah that's pretty much what i had gathered 0.99

02:08:10.560 for for tonight anyways uh a lot of like i said mostly mostly canada shit oh wrong one 1.00

02:08:17.800 mostly uh Canada fuckery and stuff like that uh but you know there's a there was a lot and I had 0.96

02:08:26.460 to like I said cut some stuff otherwise yeah I would have been boring you guys for hours with

02:08:30.300 the stuff it's just never fucking ending um so yeah that's pretty much that's all I got I like

02:08:37.880 I said I'm running out of steam um I will probably do posty radio tomorrow maybe if you want to join

02:08:46.560 in and I just literally I usually do it at lunchtime for an hour and a half two hours

02:08:50.600 and just kind of play some of the tunes that I used to listen to some of the things I still

02:08:55.980 listen to so if you just want to tune in you can other than that I'll probably be going live

02:09:01.640 Friday night maybe or Saturday again and because like I said there's just so much to talk about

02:09:06.300 every single day and you know I feel like I have to talk to somebody about it and I have to let

02:09:11.740 everybody know my opinion because i just can't keep my mouth shut that's it but i do appreciate

02:09:16.700 all of you guys coming in here my uh regulars my rider dies in this uh maple syrup and mayhem

02:09:23.020 journey um and i like i said we'll see you tomorrow um like i said around noontime if you

02:09:29.580 want to tune in um or i will be live streaming again probably friday night have a good wednesday

02:09:37.700 night guys see ya

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Maple Syrup & Mayhem-Everthing is Fine

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