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00:00:32.140 uh i'm sheila gun reed and this is my co-host tamara ugolini and you are watching the rebel news

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00:00:41.820 and so because of that some of you might get annoyed according to my emails tamara how's it

00:00:47.760 going oh pretty good it's uh paving way into the manic monday that i know a lot of people can

00:00:55.100 probably relate to at the start of the week um so it's good uh just busy day as per usual but what

00:01:01.540 about with you sheila every day is busy here at rebel news one of my biggest uh stresses at work

00:01:08.240 is what am i going to have time to talk about because there's always like a million things to

00:01:13.580 talk about not i wonder what i'm going to do today i know some people think about that you know like

00:01:18.800 and at other um news publications where they're like i wonder what story i'm going to pitch today

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00:01:33.260 we do the live stream um it's a way to get some of our opinions out of the way on the news of the day

00:01:39.520 as it happens and there's big big news today which we all knew was coming yes um just justin

00:01:45.060 is scrapping the arrive can app i'm full of opinions on that but before we get to that

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00:03:12.340 on that note too sheila i've been told just before we get into it that we're no longer reading the

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00:03:46.960 minor change moving forward please great i knew that i just wanted you to be the bad guy

00:03:52.600 instead of me sorry to be the bearer of bad news everyone at home now uh we've got a video of

00:04:00.000 justin trudeau's announcement about the end of the the arrive can app so why don't we go to that and

00:04:05.940 then uh let's talk about it yes all right john yves duclos based on the data accumulated over the last

00:04:13.840 few weeks and months we are announcing that the government of canada will not renew the order

00:04:20.000 in council that expires on september the 30th and will therefore remove all covet 19 border

00:04:27.020 requirements for all travelers entering canada this includes the removal of all federal testing

00:04:34.660 quarantine and isolation requirements as well as the mandatory submission of health information

00:04:41.180 in arrive can i mean better late than never i guess i guess after this they've ruined the summer

00:04:51.040 tourism season yeah i guess thanks for ending it as we head into fall thumbs up get a hero cookie for

00:04:57.780 that um but you know they say based on the data they've accumulated what data would that be the data

00:05:05.620 that repeatedly shows they they have no data on whether or not um they have done any good to

00:05:13.840 prevent the spread of covet 19 on airplanes i think we wrote this up last week it was in an order paper

00:05:18.780 question in one like in one of those days this week where it was just like a furious onslaught of

00:05:24.120 order paper responses being published and if you pay attention to those and not all journalistic outlets

00:05:30.400 do um once again somebody from the conservatives asked the same question every three months do you

00:05:37.400 have any data collected about the spread of covet 19 on airplanes and they never do so they never even

00:05:43.240 bothered to collect the data to support the imposition of the arrive can app but they just did it anyway

00:05:48.660 well and there's been so many shortfallings with this government response that has not been based in

00:05:55.320 evidence or any sort of scientific rationale and we're seeing that more and more i think we're going

00:06:00.700 to get to some of the a clip later um that some a group of panelists medical panelists did on friday

00:06:07.780 at a conference specifically denouncing the restrictions and mandates imposed on the travel and tourism

00:06:13.820 industry that's been entirely decimated all throughout covid while everyone else is opening back up and

00:06:19.540 returning to some form of normalcy canada is over here saying well we trust our science

00:06:25.220 science and it's different than anywhere else in the world and even as such mayors you know like we

00:06:29.860 spoke about uh i think last week on the live stream the mayor of niagara falls and then the mayor of new

00:06:35.640 york are both saying this is extremely uh devastating to both of our tourism sectors and you know you had

00:06:44.080 the nonsensical imposition of the arrive can app on all those runners crossing the the border there in

00:06:50.020 hickory falls i mean how does this make any sense so i'm i'm glad that the government is finally starting

00:06:57.620 to follow the actual science and it just speak volumes to me though that they cannot recognize their own

00:07:06.760 failures when they're letting the requirements expire instead of coming out and saying you know what

00:07:12.860 we've known for a long time this doesn't work we're not collecting any of the data so we're just going to

00:07:17.840 stop the charade now because it's clearly all pandemic theater at our taxpayer expense yeah um again

00:07:24.800 that was in an order paper question we wrote it up but one of the other publications got around to it

00:07:28.900 today um that this is you know approaching 20 million dollars that arrive can has cost um just the

00:07:35.960 taxpayer but also again this is a story that i'm currently working on they've done no financial analysis

00:07:42.800 about the harm that arrive can has done to places like you know while any tourist place but you know

00:07:49.880 those border communities like niagara falls like vancouver banff jasper where these are places that just

00:07:56.680 rely completely on tourism um they did nothing they just they didn't even care about whether or not this

00:08:05.400 stupid app robbed these communities of economic activity they just didn't care it was just they were

00:08:12.580 they were going to do it to you because they could and only for ideological reasons you know

00:08:18.220 did you see over the weekend you know the east coast is dealing with a terrible storm and they had

00:08:25.440 difficulty getting repair workers up from the united states places that had been missed by the storm to

00:08:33.580 come up and re-install electricity bring services online they couldn't get them up here because of the

00:08:39.240 stupid arrive can app so it's not just economic activity we're not able to get access to aid and

00:08:44.720 help because of this stupid thing and instead of saying you know what we got this wrong it's a big

00:08:50.060 mess sorry they go you know the data but they're not collecting the data they just aren't well that's

00:08:56.580 not true they are collecting the data and that's one of my problems with the arrive can app but i'll let

00:09:00.580 you comment before i get into that part of why this whole thing makes me angry well it comes back full

00:09:06.000 circle to what i suspect is just this weird partnership with the world economic forums known

00:09:12.080 traveler digital identity program this was kind of paving the way into that we we saw it from the

00:09:18.540 tourism minister um paving the way to the digitization of the world and so i wonder how much of this

00:09:25.760 are kinks slowly being worked out under the guise of covid and you know upholding public health

00:09:32.220 and they're going to work out these kinks and then relaunch this reinvigorated arrive can app but it

00:09:37.740 will be you know for for the digitized digitization of the borders um leading into your green energy

00:09:46.600 credits how much you've traveled and flown and how we can keep track and trace all of your movements

00:09:53.880 cross borders and traveling but it will only be for you and i sheila it won't be for justin trudeau who

00:10:00.540 jet sets across the globe at any whim that he wants and makes an absolute mockery of canada on an

00:10:07.160 international stage as we saw over the last two weekends ago at the queen's funeral proceedings so

00:10:14.480 um i i have a sneaky suspicion that this was just a pilot project with that known traveler digital

00:10:21.360 identity justin trudeau who jet it's going to be revamped down the road somewhere i think we might

00:10:27.660 have had a clip there but um yeah it's uh that takes me to my next point in all of this yeah they've

00:10:35.600 made the app not mandatory so it's voluntary so for those covid obsessed people out there who just love

00:10:43.460 living their lives with the constant anxiety and adrenaline rush of being scared all the time

00:10:50.180 um you can still use this app it's still there for you but that's part of the thing that bothers me here

00:10:56.040 is the app still exists and if this were really over they should have gotten rid of it but they are

00:11:04.580 still retaining the data they collected in it so if you were forced to travel and well not forced to

00:11:13.220 travel but travel voluntarily but you were forced to submit your information to this the government

00:11:18.660 still has it they still know those things about you they know how many doses you got they know when you

00:11:23.560 got it and um they know when you're due for a booster they know all those things now and it's

00:11:28.840 not going away and the app is still existing and being maintained cbsa is still using it although

00:11:35.960 on a voluntary basis which means at a moment's notice it'll come back just like that exactly if

00:11:42.220 if canadians are getting a little too frisky and rising up against justin trudeau and expressing

00:11:47.780 some dangerous opinions um don't think for a second he wouldn't punish you again with this

00:11:53.840 thing when the next you know cold and flu season rolls around yeah exactly when we don't see that

00:11:59.840 80 to 90 percent uptake in the boosters that he's trying to push so heavily still um and these new

00:12:06.100 these new vivalent uh the omicron specific variants of concern specific boosters that were only ever

00:12:12.600 tested on eight mice i don't we don't want to get it too nitty-gritty here into the covid weeds on

00:12:17.740 youtube so i have to unfortunately censor myself and my opinions because they go against youtube's

00:12:24.680 uh trusting the science community standards unfortunately sheila i wasn't able to find

00:12:29.140 that article with the 20 million uh that was spent on the arrive can app do you have it pulled up there

00:12:34.100 can we run through that yeah we've got uh efron i think you could find it black locks published it this

00:12:40.380 morning but rebel news published it last week um i know because i wrote it so i know it went up

00:12:46.160 because i wrote it it was one of the 10 things that i wrote on that one day but anyway this is on the

00:12:52.180 arrive can app um the federal agencies spent almost 20 million dollars on the arrive can app for cross

00:12:59.060 border travelers records show cabinet defended the program as essential in enforcing the quarantine act

00:13:04.560 um and that's the thing it's not about stopping the spread of covid on airplanes and making sure

00:13:10.320 everybody was vaccinated on the airplane it was the uh information gathering tool so that they could

00:13:15.960 force you into quarantine should they need to do that or want to do that and as you know regardless

00:13:21.340 of whether or not this is going away there are still quarantine hotels out there and we know that

00:13:26.640 um according to order paper questions those contracts are existing and in place for quite some time

00:13:32.440 although the surveillance right to continue to continue to surveil you throughout your

00:13:37.980 quarantine and i mean who knows for how long they're after and how that data is being accessed

00:13:43.800 and harvested even still yeah uh if you look at the former um comments by jean-yiv duclos the guy who

00:13:54.700 we said uh the data now all of a sudden reflects something completely different than he said just a few days

00:13:59.320 ago um arrive can is an essential tool uh you've duclos told reporters you know if we didn't have

00:14:06.840 the arrive can the time it would take for border agents to process the data that are needed to

00:14:11.740 monitor and force the rules around the border that time would have tripled um so people could have

00:14:18.020 just gone home and i guess that would have been inconvenient for them um authorities two years

00:14:25.200 called the app an electronic collection method that allows travelers to submit their information

00:14:30.100 quickly easily and securely the cost of the program were not disclosed at the time it's a critical tool

00:14:35.780 although so critical it's not it's meant not mandatory anymore to process travelers with your

00:14:41.400 requirement of the vaccine mandate transport goblin omar al-jabar told reporters on wednesday

00:14:47.860 it's a tool that helps arrivals as they arrive you know it's just two days ago it was a critical tool

00:14:56.380 saving lives now they're like uh we're not even sure if it works we didn't even bother to check so

00:15:01.480 no it's not so critical anymore so quickly how they change these things um based on political whims

00:15:07.240 because it's not about covid science it's naturally about political science and they see that the

00:15:12.060 conservatives are surging in the polls now that they have a competent leader and so they're thinking

00:15:15.320 oh dang um we're not going to get a free ride anymore in the house of commons or out there in

00:15:21.120 the real world and so quickly how quickly they this i think is the polyev effect yeah i agree and i think

00:15:28.840 that out there in the real world they have been actually finally speaking to canadians on the ground

00:15:34.160 and seeing that they're fed up with this leadership and they're swaying now that pendulum has finally

00:15:39.780 started to sway back to logic and rational thinking and the liberals have clearly lost the plot and

00:15:47.500 they're starting to to see that with the consensus on the ground of canadians and their frustrations all

00:15:53.220 throughout the pandemic watching our fearless leaders globetrot and jet set without masks mingle with

00:15:59.940 all the elites and eating the flame and y'all well they try to lecture us the little plebs to

00:16:05.080 stay home save lives wear a mask and eat the bugs yeah justin trudeau's over in london just

00:16:12.320 drunk as a skunk warbling out of tune probably just spitting on everybody i feel like he spits a lot when

00:16:18.240 he talks oh the droplets oh yeah moistly speaking or whatever he's speaking moistly and then he comes

00:16:25.800 home and then poses for um pictures wearing a mask sitting at a table with somebody um wearing a mask and

00:16:34.060 it's like who do you think you're fooling did again once again did the science change when you came

00:16:38.460 back to canadian soil or did the political science change um we should uh bump ahead to this article

00:16:45.940 on tdf's lawsuit against western university being dismissed um and then we'll uh we'll talk about

00:16:52.660 the kamloops documentary because it goes into the next article uh so tdf the democracy fund our partners

00:16:59.660 over the democracy fund registered canadian charity doing incredible work they brought a lawsuit against

00:17:04.420 western university for re imposing after tuition had been collected a booster mandate so not only just

00:17:13.360 to be vaccinated but to now pressure you into a booster and it was brought by five students

00:17:20.260 against the university on a privacy basis again same reason that many people have problems with the

00:17:26.620 ravcan app it now they have your personal information and they won't let it go so uh they said that it

00:17:33.920 violated their um privacy under provincial privacy legislation so we had tdf lawyer mark joseph and

00:17:41.300 leasability of libertist law working on that and the i sat in on the hearing and it was fascinating to watch

00:17:52.540 the western lawyers say well because these other places are getting away with it and they cited places

00:18:03.180 in the united states that we should be getting away with it too that were they were you know the argument

00:18:08.780 from tdf is you guys are outliers in this you're not allowed to do this you have to stop this is crazy

00:18:14.460 and um western's lawyers were saying well you know they're doing it at these places in the united states

00:18:20.060 and students seem to be okay with it so why why shouldn't we be allowed to do it here and i the

00:18:27.760 judge sided with western which is quite bizarre but the good news is that uh we're bringing an appeal

00:18:37.020 or tdf is bringing an appeal i say we because i feel like we're all in this fight together but they're

00:18:42.580 um thinking about well they're reviewing the decision to see if they have grounds to appeal which i think is

00:18:47.960 very important because again just like arrive can it's not going away when people thought okay the

00:18:55.720 pandemic is largely over everybody else on the face of the earth gets to go to school without having to

00:19:01.440 produce proof of vaccination um how quickly things can change and all of a sudden western's like yeah

00:19:06.460 not only do you still have to wear masks but you have to show us that you got your third dose and the

00:19:12.120 crazy thing is as i was reading through um the because i was covering the case i wanted to make

00:19:17.400 sure i knew as much as i possibly could like even if you work remotely for western like faculty or even

00:19:25.600 if you're student attending remotely you still have to produce your booster proof like it's crazy but

00:19:31.640 if you're attending if you're attending the university for say you're part of a medical trial or a research

00:19:38.200 project or whatever like a you're a research subject uh to attend sports there like if you're a spectator

00:19:44.960 in a crowd with a bunch of people no booster requirement they're not even proof of vaccination

00:19:49.580 but if you're a student or faculty working remotely you had to produce a booster crazy or i think it was

00:19:55.820 donors alumnus all of them were exempt from the mandate of course the donors would be right you can't

00:20:02.820 be biting the hand that feeds um one interesting thing and i i didn't read through the entire

00:20:07.980 judgment but one thing that that did jump out to me i saw that we had it pulled up on screen maybe we

00:20:12.700 can pull it up again um was number 71 the the judge's reasoning for her decision or his decision i'm sorry

00:20:21.720 i'm not even sure if i'm misgendering this judge um 71 says i do not agree with the applicant's

00:20:28.100 characterization of the policy as being coercive in nature um i do not accept and this is was

00:20:34.560 obviously not the intent i i don't believe of the using of the word coercive but i do not accept the

00:20:40.360 policy will force members of the university community to disclose their personal information

00:20:44.160 no i think it'll force them to get the booster uh the policy forces individuals to choose between

00:20:49.980 two alternatives even if they like neither option the choice is the individuals to make each choice

00:20:56.200 comes with his own consequences that is the nature of choices and that's what we've heard all

00:21:02.120 throughout this these mandates and this narrative right is that no no no you haven't been coerced or

00:21:07.720 forced you had a choice to make and i always come back to the fact that especially in employment

00:21:13.460 situations when you're dangled with gainful employment over your head to get this literally

00:21:21.840 still experimental like there were still collecting the data we didn't know last this time last year

00:21:26.620 that it didn't prevent transmission or infection and oops we might be getting into some nitty-gritty

00:21:31.840 on the youtube so i'll say that we can say that now they've changed this is part of our job tamara you

00:21:37.200 know this they've changed so that we can actually say the vaccines do not stop the spread of covid and

00:21:46.180 neither do masks we can say that now we can't discuss some other fallouts of the anyway right

00:21:52.580 um so we didn't know this time last year right that they didn't stop transmission or infection you

00:21:56.840 can speculate and you can talk to some experts on the other side of the narrative um but now that we

00:22:02.520 know certain things that we didn't know a year ago um it makes these these mandates and these

00:22:08.560 restrictions a lot less scientific as we were always told to trust the science and back to that choice

00:22:14.860 that people had to make when you're dangling their employment in front of them and how how is that

00:22:21.240 i just i don't see how that is really a choice when you risk losing literally everything because you want

00:22:28.460 to uphold your own bodily autonomy and so it's really disappointing i think that actually the title of this

00:22:33.900 article was that it was disappointing um that they lost this case but i'm really hopeful that some sort of

00:22:39.840 appeal process and application comes forward because um i think that this is a really slippery slope and

00:22:45.480 the judge even says it all throughout this this paper their ruling paper that it is a slippery slope

00:22:50.980 to privacy collection um and it's interesting because lawyers for tdf made that argument they knew that that

00:22:59.560 was going to come up because they looked at this decision that had been made at seneca college

00:23:03.380 and they said whoa whoa whoa hang on for a second here the court has already ruled that your charter

00:23:09.660 rights they can't compete with each other so you cannot put people in a position where they have to

00:23:16.140 choose to violate one charter right to maintain another in this case you cannot force people to

00:23:22.340 violate their right to bodily autonomy for an ed to be able to access education or violate their privacy

00:23:31.580 right um versus medical autonomy like you can't you can't make them do that and so lawyers for tdf

00:23:40.100 had made they realized that that argument was coming up and they addressed it with prior ruling saying the

00:23:45.880 court has already ruled that you know you can't through policy force people to be in conflict of

00:23:51.960 their own charter rights to choose one over the other because of an untenable position that some external

00:23:57.100 force has put on them um but it looks like the judge didn't agree with that it's terrible yeah very

00:24:03.540 disappointing and i think that this also lends to the fact and maybe this is an unpopular opinion but

00:24:07.840 the way out of this is just collective civil disobedience right if enough people didn't comply

00:24:13.380 with this mandate and said you know what no we're going to take that reimbursement of our tuition

00:24:18.580 paid thus far and we're going to head on over to yeah somewhere else or yeah take it up with the

00:24:24.560 donors um then this wouldn't have gone any further it's the continued compliance that allows this to

00:24:30.900 be continue onward and that's that's really sad the sad part about it um is that the judges we haven't

00:24:38.120 seen you know we've seen some upholds uh good precedents and then others not so much so and it takes

00:24:43.920 forever and it's expensive yeah it is you know and albert is a great example of this you know we

00:24:51.080 sort of were the ungovernables during the pandemic our churches refused to close even our you know even

00:24:56.840 when they arrested our pastors they just kept the churches open our restaurants refused to close even

00:25:01.740 when they arrested the restaurant owners other ones just stayed open um the border blockade at coots

00:25:08.280 to it i think is directly responsible for the end of the vaccine passport here in alberta i mean

00:25:15.460 the politicians say it wasn't but it was like instantly as soon as they were protesting down

00:25:21.600 there it was gone as soon as the convoy started headed heading to ottawa scott moe in saskatchewan's

00:25:28.120 like you know what by the way we got to get rid of that vaccine passport like he didn't want to get

00:25:32.380 convoyed um so you know there there is something to be said for just saying no that our politicians

00:25:40.460 only govern with the consent of the govern and so if we just don't go along what other choice do they

00:25:48.860 have they literally cannot arrest us all they tried at some point but they they couldn't

00:25:55.640 well you know you were thrown in jail for walking on a beach well exactly that's just it and then when

00:26:00.900 they when a group a larger group did it again a few weeks later they couldn't arrest everyone and

00:26:06.020 throw them all in jail they tried to find and ticket everybody and actually i should do an update on that

00:26:10.240 soon because we have have updates for where those tickets ended up and i don't want to give any spoil

00:26:15.720 alerts but um it wasn't anywhere in front of the courts so yeah that's that's just it when you start

00:26:22.680 to and then you start to highlight how much this doesn't make sense and how if you start to speak out

00:26:27.280 and say you know this doesn't make sense and i don't agree with it then that snowballs and people

00:26:32.300 start to say okay well we also don't agree so let's get behind and collectively you know denounce some of

00:26:39.860 these measures and then you have more of a backing and more of a say because you've gathered others

00:26:45.300 into your movement to say you know we agree this doesn't make sense and we're tired of being silenced

00:26:50.580 and labeled you know as far-right conspiracy theorists because we don't want to take a third

00:26:56.900 injection that isn't going to prevent transmission or infection you know that i think again that's the

00:27:03.000 convoy effect you know like you maybe didn't know all those people you know like i know what you know

00:27:10.400 we travel in these circles right so we know that we're not alone but we're also rebels so we are also

00:27:17.120 inclined to be like uh even if i'm the only person thinking this i definitely know i'm right but there

00:27:22.760 are a lot of people out there who who don't have that luxury of working for an employer who's like

00:27:26.700 yeah go get them and we'll sue everybody who looks at you wrong but so i think the convoy had that effect

00:27:32.940 on people you know like it started small and then as it made its way across the country it was people

00:27:38.740 just lined up on the side of the road on the overpasses small towns big cities and i think for the first

00:27:45.780 time a lot of people who were skeptics were like you know what i'm not crazy i am not alone the tv is

00:27:53.820 wrong about me they realized that you know what i've been completely i've not only have i been gas

00:28:00.540 lighted lit by you know the politicians in the tv but i've sort of gaslit myself by keeping my mouth

00:28:08.160 shut when i know that i was right and i am not alone so um there's some of that it takes it like you

00:28:13.960 were the first person to stand up and then you ended up in jail but the next week crazy you know

00:28:19.860 everybody else crazy to think that something so benign as walking a shoreline ended myself in

00:28:28.260 literally in prison i'd never been to i have no criminal record i've never been in trouble with

00:28:33.160 the law and i there i was sitting in this cold gray jail cell wondering how did we end up here as a

00:28:41.060 country and as a community too um so yeah i agree that seeing others out there and making others feel

00:28:47.200 finally um vindicated that they were right in questioning this narrative all along and finally

00:28:53.340 it became socially acceptable to come out and say you know what this doesn't make sense and it hasn't

00:28:58.000 for a long time and we're going to start speaking out against it and we need more of that and i wish

00:29:02.000 there was more people of western the students of western have organized themselves beautifully and

00:29:06.280 they've done a lot of great work but obviously you need to hit them in the pocket books books so if

00:29:11.100 more people just withdrew their tuition at that point and said you know what no thanks and even if you

00:29:16.020 you did get the booster but you don't agree that it should be mandated or um you know join forces with

00:29:21.800 those people and take a principled stand because as it turns out the courts are going to be a long

00:29:28.000 time coming and it's going to be extremely expensive when it literally just takes the collective to come

00:29:32.880 up and say no you know it's funny because when we covered your story as a fight the fines case when

00:29:39.680 you got arrested for walking on the beach during the times of covid ezra's like what do you think

00:29:44.660 about her should we hire her i'm like we must have her we must she has to work for us um and here we

00:29:51.760 are two years later uh thank you covid uh let's keep moving yeah and thank you for taking a chance on me

00:29:57.180 what a great what a great time it's been uh ever since then uh unbelievable really so many people

00:30:02.900 just don't even know my story when they hear it maybe i should write a book about just how i became

00:30:07.720 a rebel because it's it's a crazy story yeah you know what david menzies is the only one here with

00:30:14.640 like an actual journalism degree and the rest of us just ezra saw something in us we maybe didn't see

00:30:20.800 in ourselves and here we are yeah that was you arrested for walking on the beach you little

00:30:26.320 scofflaw okay let's go into the next one uh we've got uh it's from the northern view

00:30:34.220 and uh these are in inconvenient indigenous people these are not your activists blocking roads

00:30:42.120 in vancouver getting paid by foreign charities uh to do so these are indigenous people who want

00:30:50.440 jobs in their community and they want to work the resources they've stewarded for millennia

00:30:58.120 and the federal government like the bunch of colonialists that they are are saying you know

00:31:04.680 what no we've decided for you in ottawa that you don't get jobs in your community so an indigenous

00:31:11.240 group is demanding the liberal government change its emissions cap policy and consider the economic

00:31:16.300 impact on indigenous communities the indigenous resource resource network the irn is questioning

00:31:22.440 the policy announced in july 2022 meant to reduce emissions from the oil and gas sector by 42 percent

00:31:28.400 by 2030 the group believes the economic autonomy of indigenous groups was not properly considered

00:31:34.820 we feel that we're being left behind said robert morasty irn executive director we should interview

00:31:41.000 him by the way the emissions cap would be harmful to indigenous communities that have successfully

00:31:46.000 pursued ownership in oil and gas projects into the thousands of workers and businesses engaged in

00:31:50.800 the sector this i mean of course maybe people don't know this outside of albertas because you know

00:32:01.360 like you a lot of people still get their news from the mainstream media but if you if i had to pick

00:32:06.700 uh a resource or sorry an industry sector out of the entire economy that i would describe as

00:32:14.880 the most indigenous i would say it's oil and gas because oil and gas projects uh leases they're in

00:32:21.880 indigenous communities they're next door to reserves the indigenous population is actually over

00:32:28.540 represented by a percentage of population in resource extraction jobs as this nice man points out

00:32:36.700 yeah there are tons of partnerships with indigenous communities in oil and gas micasoo cree are

00:32:44.080 like they own so many businesses you know my friend robby picard he works with um you know the

00:32:52.480 indigenous communities as part of his marketing job but he's also an oil and gas advocate

00:32:58.840 fort mackay first nation i think for the longest time and it still might be true fort mackay first

00:33:04.840 nation has lower unemployment than the white communities all the way around because of their

00:33:09.840 partnerships in oil and gas and when you have a bunch of do-gooders from vancouver and ottawa saying

00:33:18.060 you know what we're going to slap an emissions cap on i'm going to call them out for the racist that

00:33:22.160 they are because they're taking indigenous jobs away and damning indigenous communities to more

00:33:29.920 generational poverty and reliance on the government pierre poliev has been really great about this

00:33:34.560 actually he says we're going to get the gatekeepers as he calls them out of the way we have to unlock

00:33:39.280 the potential of our indigenous communities because there are too many roadblocks and barriers to them

00:33:45.000 doing well and these emissions caps and these attacks on oil and gas just another thing yeah removing the

00:33:51.760 red tape is obviously a cornerstone of conservatism and something that i really appreciate on that right

00:33:58.560 leaning uh side of the political spectrum but something i also wanted to point out from this

00:34:03.200 article um is that they referred back to a previous uh ruling that the the government the alberta court

00:34:10.940 of appeal ruled it unconstitutional um to put a cap on emissions based on a policy and impact assessment

00:34:19.380 act maybe you have more historical context on that sheila but it says here that restricting what

00:34:24.760 indigenous peoples are permitted and not permitted to do on their own accord smacks of paternalism

00:34:32.360 and that was based on that court ruling and so you know if that's there's already a precedence there

00:34:40.320 and they've already said you know using the word paternalism that is a big step for the fact that i hope

00:34:48.180 that this doesn't doesn't move forward and the indigenous group is successful in their opposition

00:34:53.060 because how paternalistic has the justin trudeau government been to literally all canadians um and

00:35:00.660 and not in a very successful or way that that moves them forward and then the group also says something

00:35:08.180 here um yeah the last paragraph that the the energy crisis disproportionately affects indigenous

00:35:15.460 communities it is already a struggle for the average indigenous household to afford food shelter and

00:35:20.580 utilities the energy crisis is becoming a poverty crisis in our communities i mean welcome to canada

00:35:27.240 as a whole but they are obviously being disproportionately affected by this and then are just going to be

00:35:33.200 further disregarded and let down by these the liberal bureaucrats who really don't have any skin in the game

00:35:40.580 and never do on these issues it seems they're going to continue getting paid unabated

00:35:45.500 yeah um the decision by the alberta government or by the the court um when the alberta government

00:35:54.980 challenged this was that um it did impede the economic growth and decision making of autonomous

00:36:02.540 indigenous communities and i think that ruling came down in may maybe may justin trudeau i recall said

00:36:09.220 something kind of stupid about it um but it's it's so interesting that the the left who are so often

00:36:16.280 like colonialism is bad um paternalism is bad and but when their guy is telling indigenous communities

00:36:24.420 you don't get to be wealthy you don't get to develop your resources you don't get to have

00:36:31.760 150 000 a year jobs in your community because of a decision we made in ottawa uh and the impact

00:36:39.620 assessment act i think that's what they replaced the old neb the national energy board like the

00:36:43.940 assessment body um i think that's what that was a sort of a katherine mckenna retooling of things

00:36:50.160 if you can imagine how well that's worked out but i was gonna say but uh yeah like it it's you know

00:36:57.220 you you never those are the they march in the street against colonialism and paternalism except

00:37:03.800 when it clashes with environmentalism and then it's just they're fine with this green colonialism

00:37:09.120 garbage and it's not just the green environmentalist movement it is big environmentalist charities from

00:37:15.020 outside of our country telling our indigenous people what they can do which should outrage every

00:37:21.000 thinking person but they don't care as long as they use the green agenda to control your life

00:37:25.500 yeah and those lithium batteries we know um topic for another day aren't actually as sustainable

00:37:32.820 as uh they're portrayed by government officials and the the company set to profit off of their

00:37:39.540 uh manufacturing yeah okay we spent a lot of time sorry they're damning indigenous kids in other

00:37:47.340 parts of the world to short miserable lives they can pat themselves on the back because they bought a car

00:37:53.300 they can't afford to charge in california thumbs up guys you nailed her and has very few charging

00:38:00.280 stations anyway we just built one actually here i was driving by the other day and saw there was all

00:38:05.100 these new charging stations and then they drilled uh they dug a a pit or a trench uh from the from the

00:38:14.360 charging stations over to a diesel generator like did they really just oh my gosh i want to get some

00:38:21.320 photos or some footage yeah yeah before they cover the trench because you can see that there's the

00:38:26.680 trench going over way beyond over to the diesel generators when i was in morocco at the un climate

00:38:35.360 change conference i staked out a car charger because i was like first of all it's morocco the things that

00:38:43.500 pass as cabs there you know that they're not environmentally sound i'm like that thing is like four cylinders

00:38:49.140 it's running on one and a half it doesn't sound great so i staked out a car charger in front of

00:38:53.880 the complex because i was like nobody's using this thing is anybody using it so i sat there for like

00:38:59.420 hours and hours and hours and then i was like moroccan heat right and i'm like pasty alberta white it was

00:39:05.280 like november my i hadn't seen the sun and i was just like i'm going in this is enough i stood up i leaned

00:39:12.020 on the charger and it fell over and i caught it and so i opened it up and it had nothing inside it was

00:39:20.100 just completely fake i was like this is all theater they just put it here it's a photo opportunity like

00:39:26.060 oh look we've got car chargers outside of the un complex but it was totally fake completely fake

00:39:31.900 it was weird wow anyway i have no words the whole thing is fake the whole thing is fake um we should

00:39:41.380 go to uh an ad break we'll show the ad for the kamloops documentary and we'll talk about how many

00:39:46.960 tickets are left after that well the remains of 215 children have been found in a mass grave in canada

00:39:54.840 do you want to get closer to the truth about what was actually buried at kamloops indian

00:39:59.680 residential school last year so do i that's why the rebels are doing a live screening in calgary at

00:40:06.740 canyon meadows cinemas and we want you to join us we'll be there to watch this documentary with you

00:40:13.940 meet and greet you and answer any questions that you have i can't wait to see you there's more info below

00:40:29.680 so

00:40:36.740 so

00:40:50.740 okay i hear efron out of the corner of my ear that maybe we should go to some chats and we're

00:41:10.340 going over time because this has turned into a bit of a hen party worse than me and david mendes

00:41:14.480 so uh we'll get to that um and i should let everybody know we only have 50 tickets left

00:41:20.920 for this screening of the campus documentary just 50 um i'll be there uh dray and matt are flying in

00:41:29.420 um the calgary team will be there i'm not sure if ezra's going to be there or not i'm pretty sure he

00:41:34.540 will be um so we're gonna have a bit of a q a with the uh filmmakers when we're there um and it's

00:41:41.200 just great to get back out in person and also to support a theater canyon meadows cinemas who is

00:41:48.420 not afraid to show movies that they know might be controversial to people who don't want to talk

00:41:55.520 about difficult things they have hosted our uh trucker documentary are on the coots blockade and

00:42:02.280 they're hosting this for us too so a great way to support them while you know getting the other side

00:42:08.240 of the story by going to that and again you can find out more about screenings at kamloops documentary

00:42:13.220 dot com okie doke let's get into some of these uh chats and then we'll go back into the madness that

00:42:19.760 is uh as i forget what david calls uh that person uh jugsy lemieux chesty lemieux chesty lemieux

00:42:29.460 chesty lemieux wasn't that the skunk from bugs bunny lemieux um peppy no peppy lepew sorry

00:42:35.200 yeah no i just jogged my memory jugsy uh as i said in the staff meeting i went on you know what

00:42:41.780 i'll just talk about later okay university uh gives us five bucks and says i appreciate

00:42:47.160 you two very much pronounce my name with a silent jay okay perfect university i'd like to mention that

00:42:53.880 i donated five dollars on friday early in the program and another five during the week when ezra

00:42:58.880 was no mention of it on air well i'm very sorry um hopefully we can dig those up and i'll make it a

00:43:03.740 point to read them next time that i'm on uh air with whomever just to maintain our commitment to

00:43:09.660 read your your chats and then we've got one from fraser mcburney he's a fight the fines recidivist

00:43:14.300 um from hamilton and uh boy does he love his caps locks it's just his passion he's a passionate guy

00:43:21.000 so fraser says the last time i flew i arrived three hours before the flight living one hour from

00:43:27.180 home meant that i left home at 2 15 a.m this is a very sheila story every time i travel this is my

00:43:33.220 experience i had to take off my watch shoes rings belt i set off the alarm i forgot my tie clip then

00:43:38.500 i was groped for breakfast a coffee and a snack in the 60s and 70s full supper on china yeah sometimes

00:43:45.880 i longingly look at some of the images of what it was like to travel in the golden age of flying now

00:43:53.140 it's like you're just cattle just getting shoved into a car and off you go to wherever you're gonna

00:44:00.240 land it's not good but yeah i i feel your pain with having to leave obscenely early and living

00:44:05.600 far from the airport and then with all the stupid mayhem at the airport it's like okay well i'll

00:44:10.760 catch a flight at 7 a.m so i should just um stay in leduc near the airport because i'll never get there

00:44:16.660 in time um and then we've got um snow roof snowy roof because it's five bucks why is the media not

00:44:24.360 talking about the doctors across canada that have died post jab rollout we have we have yeah and i

00:44:30.100 just did an interview with with dr mackis on that so the media of course that doesn't fit their

00:44:35.100 narrative so just tune into rebel news because we've already covered it yeah and then trini

00:44:39.940 canadian gives us five bucks and says my two favorite ladies keep up the investigative work

00:44:43.680 where's adam sos and juan mendoza so juan mendoza diaz he's gone on to do some other things

00:44:48.860 um and we wish him the best of luck we're big juan fans here at rebel news and adam sos is on

00:44:54.540 paternity leave uh he is um he's very catholic so though he is a young man he has many many children

00:45:02.480 and so he's on paternity leave right now and we're happy he's taking the time to be with his family

00:45:06.520 but you'll see adam back very soon actually i think he might be if you are going to the screening

00:45:13.040 of the kamloops documentary i am 99 sure adam will be there um so adam's around adam's around

00:45:19.160 we can't wait for him to come back but we don't want to take him away from his family

00:45:22.180 okie doke let's go to this oakville teacher um because i ended up on a bit of a rabbit hole over

00:45:30.800 the weekend because i was like where does one get i'm not saying i want them for myself i'm just

00:45:35.620 curious i didn't know such a subculture existed i'm a very sheltered young lady um i wanted to know

00:45:42.060 where someone could get a me enormous prosthesis like that person wears and i ended up in the

00:45:48.540 darkest parts of the internet and i'm still rattled and scared um but anyways over the weekend there

00:45:54.980 were two protests one on friday one on sunday um against the perverted teacher at oakville trafalgar

00:46:03.620 high school wherein the shop teacher someone going by the name of kayla lemieux wears these again

00:46:11.900 my father-in-law has used the word utters so many times in the last week this big chest while running

00:46:20.040 the band saw um in and bike shorts by the way in front of a classroom of largely boys and that's

00:46:27.360 where i think this is in we're in fetish country now this is like assless chaps and ball gag territory

00:46:34.200 um and that i think we would all say is unacceptable at school this should be unacceptable at school but

00:46:40.940 apparently the school board is perfectly fine with it so anyways let's roll some clips from that uh

00:46:45.540 protest

00:46:46.740 it's a big turnout

00:47:00.140 yeah

00:47:01.380 times have changed we had a dress code back then there's still a dress code

00:47:12.080 okay i think that's it um i'm normally not saying to me protesting at school but i think this is

00:47:20.800 next level i don't think they were actually allowed on the school property though they had to be

00:47:26.520 a ways away so they just blocked the streets and brought it over to the side um but the thing for me is

00:47:33.700 that this directly contradicts the dress code and when we had i think it was the one uh

00:47:40.420 the school board employee said well the dress code employee applies to students and not staff

00:47:46.900 it's like how can you hold your students to a higher degree of dress code attire than you do

00:47:54.220 your own staff i mean shouldn't the adults in their lives be leading by example

00:47:58.780 yeah that's like the no drinking at school policy applies to the students but not the teachers in the

00:48:05.700 in the staff room whom i imagine sneak a little something into their coffee sometimes but like it's

00:48:12.240 just this is madness like at my daughter's school they're not supposed to wear spaghetti straps not

00:48:18.020 that she would she's like more modest she likes to be covered up more than i do um but this is horrific

00:48:24.100 i had a son who went through high school i can't i wouldn't want it it's weird it's fetishistic

00:48:31.860 for a female teacher to do this it was wholly inappropriate but now for a biological male teacher

00:48:38.920 to get off clearly get off on the attention to parading around their fetish in front of teenage boys

00:48:49.140 in other times this person would be written off as the pervert that they are they would be the

00:48:55.260 pervert at the bus stop wearing a trench coat and ankle socks and just showing you his wiener while you

00:49:01.260 wait for the bus because they're creepy creepy flashers this is modern day creepy flashing that's

00:49:08.280 all this is there's nothing new under the sun they can cloak it in whatever social justice nonsense you

00:49:14.940 want but that's what this is this is the same old perversion that has always been the bike shorts

00:49:22.260 are the things that get me because you know that his wiener is likely fully evident too if the nipples

00:49:28.300 are like that his wiener's on display too i know it i don't even the mental picture i can't even go there

00:49:33.600 the thing that drives it home for me is that this is a shop teacher like how much more inherently

00:49:39.300 masculine can you get in a shop class with this grotesque display of appropriated femininity it's

00:49:48.620 just mind-boggling that we're even here as a society that this is this is real life it's so hard to wrap

00:49:56.080 your head around the fact that this could be this is reality for these poor students and parents i can't

00:50:04.260 imagine being a parent and i would love to see and hear more from the parents on what exactly they

00:50:09.760 plan to do about this um infiltration into their school you know are they pulling their kids from

00:50:15.100 the class what are this are the students still comfortable going to the class um there's so many

00:50:20.900 questions here this story just evolves continues to evolve and so as evidenced by that large protest

00:50:27.040 from friday and then there was another one also on sunday that we had i believe alexa was there again

00:50:33.380 on sunday for an additional protest do we have any footage of that one so that

00:50:38.280 i think that was a ppc organized one i think the friday one was ppc organized too but um it's i just

00:50:49.760 as a parent i would be off the rev limiter like i was talking to my daughter she she takes shop she's

00:50:57.320 actually quite good at it she built me this really nice bench and she has like long hair like down to

00:51:04.640 her bum people think she's ultra religious which was fine because they were letting her into the gym

00:51:08.720 without checking your vaccine passport they just assumed she was like one of those like protestant

00:51:13.020 modesty girls um but she like she's got to braid her hair and wrap it around her head so that doesn't

00:51:19.660 get anywhere near any of the equipment they have to wear like tight sleeves or short sleeves um

00:51:26.740 not like no like wig hanging down and prosthetic hooters on either side of the bandsaw like i don't

00:51:34.640 even like even just on as a health and safety related issue even if you put aside the um the

00:51:44.740 perversion of it all how is how is anybody getting away with this why are the students being subject to

00:51:50.400 a different set of rules than the people who are as you say supposed to be setting an example

00:51:54.600 exactly that's that's the kicker in my opinion that this whole house of cards could fall down onto

00:52:00.880 because how do you set one rule for students and not uphold that same integrity really on behalf of

00:52:07.960 the teachers and the adults in charge of teaching them and setting an example of how to be in society

00:52:13.640 um which my goodness what kind of society are we repairing these children for if this is the person in

00:52:20.400 charge of leading the education um of high school students it's really concerning um but as we see

00:52:29.020 logic and rationale kind of out the window in the case of this fetish teacher we see more logic and

00:52:37.100 rationale coming back into the picture with the covid narrative and oh my gosh my back just hurts

00:52:43.340 well and i've had friends who are you know large chested women biological women who have gone under

00:52:52.920 the knife to have uh reductions done because that weight on their shoulders and their backs has you

00:53:01.440 know has has had ill health effects for their posture and their muscles and their whole everything um i can't

00:53:08.980 imagine that any sane woman would want to have that large weight carried around in front of them

00:53:18.720 uh for any length of time this is just preposterous really well and just before we move on to the next

00:53:27.040 thing because i know you want to talk about the doctors um you know there's been some things floating

00:53:32.960 around out there that maybe this is like a massive troll that this guy is trying to get fired sort of

00:53:40.320 like clinger on mash you know when clinger wanted his section eight by dressing in a dress um while he did

00:53:45.720 watch um but even if that were true your massive troll is still victimizing kids if you want to get

00:53:56.980 yourself fired so you can get yourself into one of those wax my balls situations so you can sue

00:54:02.600 why are you taking kids along on this wild perverty ride so i've got no sympathy for that either i've

00:54:11.060 got no patience for it either if you think that you are going to craft a lawsuit by behaving this way

00:54:18.200 do it on your own time you don't do it in front of teenage boys again this this photo is like taken

00:54:26.620 from 25 feet away you can still see the nipples you can still see the nipples like it's just i just

00:54:33.160 oh my i just it's so much i wanted to know how much those cost really is what i went looking on the

00:54:39.880 internet for and i ended up in the worst part of the internet um i'm just so worried about you know

00:54:45.780 what sort of cookies i've got on my computer now but um i i couldn't i i think it's like hundreds and

00:54:53.940 hundreds and hundreds of dollars to have those really yeah i'm sorry i learned plus the back

00:55:02.600 problems you're going to have to spend hundreds on a chiropractor later yeah yeah for sure for sure

00:55:08.660 um efron what do you what do you want us to do next you want us to do the ad break for the convoy

00:55:15.100 documentary or do you want us to move directly into the doctors yeah okay let's go to the convoy

00:55:23.760 uh doc the trucker because the trucker commission is set to start soon as well so we have the

00:55:29.980 they did they did delay it the feds did delay the start of the convoy inquiry the emergencies act

00:55:37.760 inquiry um because they're scared and things are coming out and you know we've got more and more

00:55:44.620 police services admitting yeah no we didn't want any part of this we've got you know the the side

00:55:50.140 story of the rcmp commissioner allowing herself to be uh contaminated by liberal politics in the mass

00:55:58.660 casualty inquiry so we what we do know is that certain police forces are subject to

00:56:04.360 like i said allowing them to become contaminated to advance liberal agendas you know they're worried

00:56:10.700 about some of that same stuff coming out here um you know i'm curious about why the original police

00:56:17.200 chief decided he didn't want to be part of this anymore and how they came about with the

00:56:22.400 interim police chief uh steve bell so there's a lot of stuff going on and we have a documentary

00:56:27.760 about our convoy to ottawa we started off this convoy calling it taking back our freedoms

00:56:35.500 but our freedoms are nobody's to take away so we're going to restore everybody's freedoms

00:56:42.460 you know lots of people came here wanting to only do a day and uh the word with all the truckers

00:57:02.480 is they're now staying for many days you know like a lot of people now are planning on days and days in

00:57:09.740 auto are so we are here to end the monday i am not leaving and we get what we want we're not going

00:57:18.060 to give up i could be on lunch a long long time

00:57:21.880 my body my choice my body my choice

00:57:34.800 now before i get our bank account turned off i said our convoy and the reason i said our convoy is

00:57:41.400 we embedded two journalists um on the convoy the entire way you can see mocha berserk and he's filming

00:57:48.340 with a trucker on the highway so he jumped into the trucks to tell the stories of the truckers instead

00:57:53.900 of allowing the mainstream media to frame them in a certain way without ever even speaking a single

00:58:00.640 word to them um so and celine who accompanied mocha we hired her as an intern and we're like by the way

00:58:08.480 you just started great pack your bag you're going on a road trip across the country in the dead of

00:58:14.560 winter to ottawa and she was such a good sport because even when she came right back like they

00:58:18.340 drove right back and then we sent her to the coots border blockade like just like that so um what a

00:58:24.060 great sport she was anyway that was originally available exclusively to our rebel news plus subscribers which is

00:58:29.900 a great reason to become a rebel news plus subscriber you get access to all of our shows

00:58:34.560 ad free and early but you also get exclusive content way ahead of everybody else all right

00:58:41.780 and what a great documentary too and so uplifting um and really to be reminded of the

00:58:48.380 the sentiments on the ground from the truckers and everyday canadians and then remembering what

00:58:55.200 the government did to squash that morale um was really you know after months have gone on it was

00:59:01.820 a really nice reminder even for myself to re-watch that documentary and be reminded of just how

00:59:07.180 aggressive and excessive the government approached that whole situation so i'm looking forward to this

00:59:13.320 commission that's going to be happening i think october 13th is when they start it i could have my date

00:59:18.260 slightly off though um by the way i wanted to ask you sorry you were at the tdf event with rex murphy

00:59:24.320 and uh conrad yeah did you get a chance to meet my friend tamara leach i did yes the two tamaras

00:59:33.460 because i know there was some confusion at the beginning people thought that it was me leading

00:59:37.420 the convoy and i was tamara leach and anyway so uh yes we were we did get a chance to meet very quickly

00:59:43.580 it was very busy evening and she was quite tied up but yeah we did get a chance to hug in person

00:59:49.320 isn't it like when you meet her in real life you're like this this she was public enemy number one she's

00:59:56.840 she's i think she's probably smaller than you we're about the same size and she had heels on though

01:00:02.880 so she must be smaller than me i think she is like she's teeny tiny and she's just this ray of light and

01:00:09.280 happiness and you look at her and you realize just how fragile and evil it was of the liberals to

01:00:18.120 invoke the emergencies act so that they could put her in handcuffs and put her in jail and then

01:00:21.580 actively do their best to keep her in jail for 50 days or 49 days or whatever it was she's i would be

01:00:28.800 angry at the world she's the furthest she's not it's fascinating she's just she's a much better human

01:00:36.220 being than i would ever be because i would be full of guile and bile and vengeance but not her not even

01:00:44.180 a little bit so anyways let's uh cut to this uh clip of the doctors that you wanted to talk about

01:00:49.080 because i think this is really important because uh the truth is coming out more and more a little bit

01:00:53.780 every day well and they're starting to see the evidence yeah

01:00:57.860 next question tamara ugolini at rebel news please go ahead

01:01:03.960 thank you very much everyone for being here to give this much needed scientific update

01:01:10.860 repeatedly throughout the conference i heard that the border mandates and restrictions were ineffective

01:01:15.800 in preventing the variants of concern and given that omicron and the variants of concern arose during

01:01:22.800 a time when vaccine mandates were being heavily enforced by the justin trudeau liberal government

01:01:27.940 and now knowing knowing then that you know at that time unvaccinated individuals were being

01:01:33.880 discriminated against and preventing from entering and or leaving canada i wonder what then the role

01:01:40.580 vaccinated international travelers played on bringing omicron and these variants of concern into this country

01:01:48.060 yeah step away so again and i probably repeating myself here um i think it was reasonable at the time many

01:01:59.360 things were reasonable at the time when they were implemented based on the best knowledge at that point

01:02:04.000 of time i i think what we try to outline today is in a situation where we have significant domestic spread

01:02:13.320 of a respiratory virus um singling out international travelers um isn't justified anymore and i think

01:02:23.320 that's the bottom line vaccinated or not um we would have hoped everyone gets vaccinated some people chose not

01:02:31.480 to uh as we uh mentioned in in our talk i mean one of the main reasons as to why we are where we are

01:02:39.000 currently is the fact that many of us chose to get vaccinated we are able to prevent severe disease

01:02:45.700 and that was one of the public health goals that we have had and i would like to leave it with that

01:02:52.120 totally skirted my question yeah totally your question was good your question was given the fact

01:03:01.420 that we know the vaccines are not stopping the spread but you were banning people who were unvaccinated

01:03:07.700 from airplanes how else did these variants of concern get into the country if not for vaccinated

01:03:14.140 travelers and he's just like we didn't know we we okay next question we thought we did what was best

01:03:21.680 at the time and meanwhile none of it was justified and they were trusting the science right the whole

01:03:26.800 thing it has been under the guise of continually following the science and trusting the science and the

01:03:33.740 experts and the doctors and now they're like well wait no the science did actually change so it's okay

01:03:38.880 to say that now and i think again that's the poly of effect we've made it more socially acceptable

01:03:44.360 to come out and start to say this doesn't make sense and arguably it never did and the people who

01:03:50.720 were denouncing it and saying that um were as we've already mentioned in the live stream ridiculed

01:03:55.340 and gas lit the whole way along until now when it's finally starting to be less taboo to dissent

01:04:02.340 upon the narrative um so i was you know i i was glad to see some of the things these doctors said

01:04:07.660 my second question was a little bit longer and hit the response was uh longer as well so i'm trying

01:04:12.500 to dig up we took a clip of it but i don't know if it ever actually made it out so i'd like to publish

01:04:16.780 that at some point today because uh the doctor responds and says something really concerning that i'd like

01:04:21.960 to draw attention to but i'll wait until we find the clip and i can i can dissect it a little bit

01:04:26.860 further um but i think that they still have to toe that line right that the vaccine is the reason why

01:04:32.840 we are where we are today and it's there i i just i can't get into it on youtube but um yeah they're

01:04:39.240 finally at least starting to criticize and say hey this this doesn't make sense anymore and the liberals

01:04:44.820 are doing political science not evidence-based science so i also think the liberals

01:04:51.580 liberals and these fancy tv doctors public health officers mainstream media

01:04:57.380 i should have just said liberals and just quit repeating myself there but i think that they

01:05:04.820 are underestimating the absolute bubbling volcanic rage of people who were can coerced

01:05:14.260 into getting something they didn't want under threat of losing their job or because they were

01:05:21.280 lied to because they were told this is gonna stop the spread and we are gonna get out of this

01:05:27.200 pandemic just like this no more restrictions just get your vaccine and there are people who are saying

01:05:31.380 you know what i trust doctors yeah i'll get that and then they get covid and then they get covid

01:05:35.920 again and they still can't fly they've got to upload all their information to the spy app arrive can

01:05:41.100 do not underestimate the anger and vengeance of those people they will punish these liberals

01:05:47.040 at the polls because they there's nothing worse than betrayal right um because they trusted the

01:05:54.480 liberals they trusted the doctors they trusted their employers so they did the thing they were told to do

01:06:00.180 and they nothing changed do not underestimate people who jeopardize their health to do what they were

01:06:06.700 told was right they're going to be very mad very mad the next election i think yeah i agree

01:06:14.080 um and then i don't do we even have time to get into we said we would it's in the headline so maybe

01:06:20.120 we should just touch on it quickly because speaking of the polls swinging and i saw this in the media

01:06:25.240 yesterday uh far right you know italy's uh mayor is in the polls and and the far right leader is leading

01:06:32.840 the polls and it's like why do we never see any talk about the far left right why are liberals never

01:06:38.600 called far left they're just called liberals why are we calling this conservative leader who's now been the

01:06:43.760 elected uh prime minister for the new italian prime minister why did we call her far right not just

01:06:49.340 conservative what makes someone far right and not conservative it's just uh the mainstream media

01:06:54.780 really slanders and and sways things in one narrative and if that's not apparent to anyone

01:07:00.560 now i don't know when it will be because i was shocked seeing that on the headlines yesterday the far

01:07:06.500 right prime minister uh yeah efron advises me we have this speech but yeah i do think it's interesting

01:07:12.820 that these people are like wouldn't it be great if we had hillary clinton as the president of the

01:07:17.520 united states it's a few great thing for women and then you know like conservatives elect a woman and

01:07:23.020 they're like no not not her though not not those kind of women no you know like you say that all the

01:07:28.840 time about albertans were backwoods hillbillies we were anti-women and it's like have you have you guys

01:07:34.520 seen danielle smith like she was the leader of the ucp she's probably going to be the next premier of

01:07:39.300 our province um but if we don't vote for rachel notley we hate women very odd anyway let's roll

01:07:45.100 this club potrebbe farne tante altre di queste domande a monte c'è quella che ci facciamo oggi

01:07:51.880 perché la famiglia è un nemico perché la famiglia fa così paura c'è una risposta unica per tutte

01:07:57.380 queste domande perché ci definisce perché è la nostra identità perché tutto quello che ci definisce in

01:08:03.700 questo tempo è un nemico per chi vorrebbe che non avessimo più un'identità e che fossero che

01:08:09.600 fossimo solamente schiavi consumatori perfetti e allora è sotto attacco l'identità nazionale è

01:08:16.420 sotto attacco l'identità religiosa è sotto attacco l'identità di genere è sotto attacco l'identità

01:08:21.300 familiare non devo potermi definire italiana cristiana donna madre no io devo essere cittadino x genere x

01:08:30.400 genitore 1 genitore 2 devo essere un numero perché quando sarò solamente un numero quando

01:08:35.480 non avrò più un'identità quando non avrò più radici beh allora sarò lo schiavo perfetto in balia

01:08:40.860 della grande speculazione finanziaria il consumatore perfetto

01:08:45.120 e questa è la ragione per la quale

01:08:50.980 questa è la ragione per la quale oggi noi facciamo tanta paura questa è la ragione per la quale oggi

01:08:58.580 questo appuntamento fa tanta paura perché noi non vogliamo essere dei numeri noi siamo qui per dire

01:09:03.800 che noi non siamo dei numeri noi difenderemo il valore della persona umana di ogni singola persona

01:09:08.640 umana perché ognuno di noi ha un codice genetico unico e irripetibile e questo piaccia a un Noah del

01:09:14.200 sacro lo difenderemo difenderemo dio la patria e la famiglia che fanno tanto schifo a qualcuno lo

01:09:21.300 faremo per difendere la nostra libertà perché noi non saremo mai schiavi e semplici consumatori

01:09:29.020 in balia della speculazione finanziaria ecco la nostra missione ecco perché oggi sono venuta qui

01:09:33.840 scriveva chesterton ormai più di un secolo fa vediamo se lo trovo

01:09:40.860 fuochi verranno attizzati per dimostrare che due più due fa quattro

01:09:46.020 spade verranno sguainate per dimostrare che le foglie sono verdi in estate

01:09:51.720 quel tempo è arrivato signori siamo pronti grazie

01:09:55.480 well i think we know why they don't like her

01:10:03.340 there's a leader i can get behind

01:10:07.140 i was just like she starts talking about the family about how they want to turn you into a

01:10:11.800 number to control you and i'm like yeah yeah yeah no wonder people elected her um and i was like is

01:10:18.900 it i was googling is it easy to move to italy from canada like you gotta have a backup plan

01:10:26.620 i think she's great um i'm watching all the feminists and male feminists which just means

01:10:31.760 rapists um i watch i'm watching them lose their minds um about her and she couldn't be more

01:10:42.120 normal she believes in traditional values she believes in you know italy first and you know

01:10:51.600 she has no shame in being a wife and mother um and so these are absolutely the worst possible

01:10:56.840 things for the left they they want you to be ashamed of being that thing where you thrive as a

01:11:03.900 human being and i think for women that is as what as a wife and a mother um they want you to be

01:11:09.240 miserable alone and uh eaten by your cats when you die and that's i guess the ideal life for them

01:11:16.240 and so yeah of course they hate her of course yeah i mean she is extremely based speech there i i think

01:11:23.920 it was a condensed form of obviously something longer but uh obviously a threat to the globalists

01:11:28.720 and um how do we get that prime minister here right our leader is such a weakling um he's all about

01:11:36.940 the theater and making everything about himself so um yeah maybe italy is a nice prospect i could go back

01:11:44.800 to the homeland um well just before you go on uh this is also i think she is a reflex from the hard

01:11:54.260 lockdowns of italy yeah at the beginning they had so many long hard controlling lockdowns so when you

01:12:05.020 have a society that has lived through the crush of that and then being called bigoted if you you know

01:12:13.220 didn't hug someone from wuhan fresh off the plane which is literally part of what they said um she's

01:12:20.780 the response to that where society says we did it your two years of misery this lady's selling us

01:12:28.580 something different and we're ready to listen and let this be a message to conservatives around the world

01:12:33.680 let it be a message to conservatives here in alberta as they choose a new leader choose something so far

01:12:40.600 from the conservatism we have something that speaks the language of liberty because soft doesn't work we

01:12:48.220 all lived through the soft tyranny of the last two years we have to do something different yeah i

01:12:54.640 completely agree i think we have one super chat and then maybe we'll end on this video uh throwback

01:13:01.580 video of trudeau so we have one five dollar i think it was from times uh sent in chats last week

01:13:08.320 that were not read is it true you have to give five dollars or more for the chat to be read

01:13:13.000 yes so we said that at the beginning so we're just showing the dollar chats on the screen at the bottom

01:13:18.140 there it is there we're just showing the dollar chats on the screen at the bottom

01:13:21.920 um you know we're already 15 minutes over and so sometimes those dollar chats really add up so

01:13:27.120 uh we're making it the threshold of five dollars or more and we'll read it on on screen and engage

01:13:32.280 with you but we will be showing those smaller monetary donations on screen for our viewers to see so

01:13:37.340 thank you for helping to keep our lights on and keep help us keep up the investigative work that we do

01:13:44.640 and fund our equipment and all the things that cost exorbitant amounts of money now um under the

01:13:50.600 just true liberals where we've seen insane tax hikes um over the last several years so speaking

01:13:57.080 of justin trudeau sheila i don't know if you want to end on this little clip of him um hindering some

01:14:03.960 pandemic or not pandemic um disaster relief in quebec a few years ago oh yes yes yes um well let's end

01:14:12.680 on that because you know he the guy has got to be the bride at every funeral or bride at every wedding

01:14:18.160 and the corpse at every funeral um and he's got to be the most inconvenienced guy during a natural

01:14:25.600 disaster also so we'll go to that on the way out um but i'll wrap the show now tamara thanks so much

01:14:32.020 for being my co-host today i appreciate it very much and i i do enjoy these little times we get

01:14:36.700 together because we talk all day but we never actually like talk talk talk so yes agreed um also

01:14:43.620 thanks to everybody yeah no problem thanks to everybody in the studio in toronto who's working

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01:15:04.940 let's cut to justin trudeau you're not getting my vote this is a free country it's a free country

01:15:23.800 and i'm trying to speak to him and he won't even acknowledge me

01:15:26.880 it's not my challenge i'm a volunteer trying to help someone save their home sir sir we've been

01:15:34.060 filling sandbags as well yeah and you know while you're here yes while you're here nobody can pick

01:15:39.040 up i am while you're here no one can pick up i don't know that sir i'm sorry well why don't you

01:15:44.280 make yourself aware we are going you know i was with a guy who's a staunch conservative and he said

01:15:49.520 if you actually do work he changed his vote i was here for you sorry sir i just spent half an hour

01:15:55.960 can you listen to me sir now that i've listened to you yeah i'll listen okay i'm glad to be here with

01:16:00.280 my kids we just filled sandbags for 15 minutes which isn't enough sorry all your rcmp and security

01:16:06.040 held people up for getting their stuff i can understand your frustration around security

01:16:10.280 i live frustrations with security every day of my life right now that's something that i that

01:16:14.560 unfortunately is a reality of my life but i'm happy to be here they're about to open these dams i'm happy

01:16:19.540 to be here to speak with you to listen to you and to encourage more canades to come out and volunteer

01:16:25.440 more people are coming to volunteer because i volunteered but i was in a class for an hour

01:16:29.720 waiting while you were here with a photo op i have the most insincere thing i've ever seen

01:16:35.120 i'm sorry sir that's unfriendly

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