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00:00:00.000 good afternoon ladies and gentlemen you have tuned into the daily roundup on this

00:00:20.080 a tuesday july 4th 2023 happy birthday to all our beloved american friends i'm david menzies

00:00:28.080 and my co-host well let me tell you a little bit about my co-host do you know what folks

00:00:33.520 today is national caesar salad day and at the rebel news cafeteria we have sequestered an area 0.86

00:00:42.320 for caesar salad only yeah we call it the cesarean section anyway she is the she devil with a spatula 1.00

00:00:51.040 she is the khaleesi of the greater coberg area she is tamara ugolini how you doing there tamara

00:00:59.440 better now knowing that it's caesar salad day i don't know how cesarean section came into the

00:01:04.320 play there but uh nonetheless here we are on july the 4th which i want to say actually is the

00:01:12.560 three-year anniversary from the time that i was first ever arrested how i ended up as a rebel

00:01:19.040 a real i was i was a real life rebel first um but uh yeah i was strolling the beach shoreline in

00:01:26.080 coberg where they had restricted access arbitrarily due to the covet hysteria and i guess at the time

00:01:32.880 there was this idea that outdoor viral spread was a scientific phenomenon which we know we knew then

00:01:40.080 but now we really know that that was never the case yeah and uh in defiance of these arbitrary

00:01:46.160 restrictions i walked the beach shoreline and was subsequently arrested and detained and held in

00:01:53.760 jail for approximately an hour and a half until i identified myself and then when you came david and

00:01:58.720 we did our interview together shortly thereafter ezra reached out and offered me a job and the rest

00:02:04.720 is history so that's a really fun time july the 4th it's kind of like the freedom day anyway you know

00:02:10.960 we have our american friends to the south who are celebrating independence and um i really felt that

00:02:18.000 in in my soul that day so here we are it was your own personal version of independence that's right you

00:02:24.480 know became an independent journalist and we're so happy to have you tamara i mean like you know folks

00:02:29.680 oh absolutely yeah i call tamara when it comes to the covid business uh she is a covid nerd and i say

00:02:37.520 that with all sincerity uh that's not a pejorative term uh she studies and studies this looks at the

00:02:44.720 fine print quite frankly the kind of stuff after page three i'm already uh you know zoning out your

00:02:50.400 sleep and um you know that and by the way i i just want we talked about this briefly uh in the meeting

00:02:57.680 you know tamara what happened at the beach in coburg your hometown was just an absolute

00:03:04.720 incredible example of how insane the so-called public health uh you know operatives were trying 1.00

00:03:14.800 to make our lives for example that beach it's not a very big beach they fenced it off you couldn't get

00:03:21.440 in it was all for safety but if you went a little way down the road because it was federal land uh there

00:03:28.640 was a beach there that you could swim in only the problem is uh it's still water and it is

00:03:36.720 thoroughly polluted by canada geese droppings so you go in there you don't want to go in there

00:03:42.880 50 50 chance you're going to get e coli uh contamination but that's okay go have a swim kids

00:03:49.200 and then even the beach that was fenced off folks and i'm not making this up you could access it by going

00:03:56.160 to um it was like a pier where the canadian coast guard of all people is situated and you could walk

00:04:03.360 down the rocks and assuming you didn't slip on one of those wet rocks and break your skull open you

00:04:09.280 could jump in the ocean and you could swim to the beach right oh yeah the lake i'm sorry well there's

00:04:14.960 this thing called riparian rights and so no one actually owns the shoreline and i think that's probably

00:04:21.040 why ezra hired me because i had done all this research on the lot lines and who owned what

00:04:26.160 and if the town actually had the jurisdiction to restrict access to this shore there's riparian

00:04:32.960 rights and then there's also um i can't remember the legal term but essentially like a right of way

00:04:38.960 where there's an easement that pedestrians and civilians had been utilizing this shorefront and that beach

00:04:46.240 passageway for centuries essentially um and so to restrict that is legally questionable and as i've

00:04:55.760 already mentioned very arbitrary it was actually not the public health unit that recommended this

00:05:00.720 they actually advised against it they said there at the time i was attending all the meetings and i was

00:05:06.160 advocating and i was delegating and you know i was doing all of the things politically that you're

00:05:10.160 supposed to do to get involved to have your voice heard in a democracy and it was all of course

00:05:14.880 following on deaf ears which is what led to my compelling of engaging in civil disobedience

00:05:20.960 because no one was listening but the public health unit actually said that it was safe to open up the

00:05:25.680 beach and if there was i mean of course they recommended restrictions be put in place but the full

00:05:30.960 closure and fencing of this beach was never recommended to council and i think it was just a straight

00:05:38.160 xenophobic display of hysteria because the cobrick beach is a known tourist destination and every year

00:05:46.800 gtaers flock to the beach uh to seek reprieve from the heat and the council really wanted to keep the 1.00

00:05:53.680 others away remember we had those color-coded lockdowns where certain areas were restricted more or less

00:05:58.960 than others and so toronto was always seen as this hot spot throughout the covid narrative because it was

00:06:05.440 cases and testing and the populations more condensed so this was all done really to keep

00:06:11.920 the others the gtaers away and there was nothing more nothing scientific to it it was 1.00

00:06:18.240 purely that so you know what that's very profound and important what you've said uh tamara because we

00:06:24.720 were told throughout this bloody pandemic follow the science follow the science and here you have the

00:06:29.200 scientists and the doctors and the health officials officials on public health and they're telling

00:06:34.400 council no this is a fool's errand to shut down the beach yeah okay thank you noted we're gonna shut

00:06:39.520 it down anyways unbelievable one last thing about this lunacy of this beach closing in uh coburg folks 0.98

00:06:47.840 is that i swam in a full suit to the shore and there was a bylaw officer there and i was walking up and

00:06:56.720 down he was like my physical shadow because while i could go into the water i still could not go on the

00:07:03.040 beach and there's bylaw officers there police officers tamara ugolini oh the whole nine yards 0.99

00:07:08.480 and i said to him uh i don't want to get a ticket or anything officer so what's the rule and he said

00:07:15.600 and i'm not making this up i wish i were uh we're going by uh the ankle exposure rule and i go what does

00:07:23.280 that mean he says well if i can see your ankles that means you're not deep enough in the water you're

00:07:29.840 closer to the land of the beach and i'll have to give you an 880 ticket what is this victorian

00:07:35.280 england don't show your ankles that scale can you imagine and that's where law enforcement resources

00:07:42.240 were applied to absolutely incredible i just that was the same day my dad was arrested yes yeah so it

00:07:48.320 was like a double whammy for the ugolinis those few weeks there i was arrested but mind you i didn't 0.90

00:07:53.440 have a whole crowd there and i just had myself and uh the teacher that joined me retired teacher

00:07:59.520 together we're obviously very there is mr ugolini himself there's what a legend with his rage hat

00:08:06.000 um but there's footage in that video as well of you jumping in david you in a full suit as you

00:08:11.040 mentioned and you lost your hat i did what a time to be alive it went out to sea i guess

00:08:15.840 does the coburg lake attach to the sea somehow maybe there's a a menzoid hat floating in the

00:08:21.680 atlantic ocean there's some of the beach goers anyway um what a time anyway okay so while we kind

00:08:30.800 of get into some of the covet hysteria let's get back to what we're doing here today we have a full

00:08:35.440 docket as per usual um if you're joining us you can find us we're streaming on a few different

00:08:41.440 platforms rumble odyssey and youtube and getter um we will get into some more coveted nitty-gritty

00:08:48.800 i think towards the end of the show so at that point we'll sign off of youtube because they're

00:08:53.040 censorious thugs and we can't share any opinions or even actual data that goes against that safe 0.57

00:09:00.240 and effective narrative um due to their arbitrary community standards which actually change every

00:09:05.520 month so um we will get off of youtube at that point so i urge you just to head on over to one

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00:09:17.680 those platforms you can send us some paid chats and that's a great way for you to engage with us on

00:09:24.080 the live stream directly us to provide some commentary or some feedback or if you have a tip or anything that

00:09:30.000 you would like us to read on air i believe it's five dollars or more and also support our independent

00:09:37.520 journalism at the same time because we don't take any handouts from the government we're not state

00:09:41.280 funded media and that is why we can continue to bring you truth to power journalism that focuses

00:09:47.840 on accountability instead of just parroting the the state so and nor would we take those handouts

00:09:55.360 if offered assuming there'd be a frigid cold day in hell could you imagine that which might be nice

00:10:01.360 because it's extremely hot here in southeastern ontario today and i gotta tell you it's working

00:10:06.320 for you tamara i thought when i first saw you today i thought you had one of those 300 yorkville

00:10:11.120 salon hairdos but it's the humidity it's just the humidity it is just going it's what a look i'll tell

00:10:16.560 you and you know i got one last note on that uh please toronto radio stop topping the news that it is

00:10:23.280 hot humid and hazy and that experts recommend you stay well hydrated and wear sunscreen and

00:10:30.560 sit down in the shade i mean we're not you know delicate endangered flowers here like i mean i think

00:10:38.320 we know what to do when it's hot all right this is not driving you crazy it's like oh really uh stay

00:10:45.200 hydrated stay in the shade oh golly i would have been so much cooler if i had known that yesterday

00:10:51.200 it's the nanny state rearing its its thumb once again speaking of nanny state yes we have prime

00:10:57.840 minister justin trudeau um gaslighting canadians telling him telling us that he's making our life

00:11:06.560 more affordable well his government quite literally does the exact opposite have a look at this cringy

00:11:13.520 social media post by the prime minister of a g7 nation at that we're working to make life more

00:11:20.320 affordable deliver you the supports you need so let's go over the five different benefits we're

00:11:26.080 delivering this month first is our newest benefit which we recently passed in the house of commons

00:11:31.440 called the grocery rebate if you're a family with two kids earning a low or modest income you could

00:11:37.200 receive over 450 dollars that's going out on july 5th and about 11 million canadians will be eligible

00:11:44.880 another one is the gst hst credit this is a payment goes out tax-free to individuals and families with

00:11:52.160 low and modest incomes if you're a single canadian you may be eligible for up to 496 a year with payments

00:11:59.920 also going out on july 5th you're a family with kids you probably already know full well about the

00:12:05.680 candidate child benefit which is hundreds of dollars a month tax-free to help you with the

00:12:11.200 high costs of raising children well every july that amount is adjusted based on your family income

00:12:17.520 and indexed to inflation so coming july 20th you'll get the updated payments if you live in any of these

00:12:24.000 provinces you'll be receiving your summer pollution price rebate between july 14th and july 21st it puts

00:12:32.080 more money back in the pockets of families while fighting climate change and protecting our

00:12:36.480 environment and finally payments for the canada pension plan will be delivered on july 27. if you're

00:12:42.640 retired this money is here to support you and will vary based on your previous income that was a lot of

00:12:47.920 information and you can find out more about each of them at canada.ca benefits but at the end of the day

00:12:54.800 what you need to know is this oh my goodness you know uh tamara ugolini first of all how condescending 1.00

00:13:05.200 is he i mean is it just me but that's the the vibe i got it reminds me of the you know the romper room

00:13:11.760 teacher looking through her magic mirror like treating adults taxpayers as children but he said a lot five

00:13:18.320 different things grocery rebate uh i'm you know what i you know who's going to benefit the most

00:13:23.760 from that it'd be like the weston and sobe families the multi-billionaires i'm sure they're

00:13:30.080 doing cartwheels over this but here's the thing uh blackface if you didn't slap a carbon and pollution 0.99

00:13:36.880 tax on everything then those groceries getting to shelves wouldn't be so expensive we wouldn't need

00:13:44.160 this rebate number two gst for low and moderate income describe that uh tamara ugolini does that 0.99

00:13:51.040 mean somebody like you and i who can't afford to oh i don't know go to london england and stay in a

00:13:57.120 six thousand dollar a night room with a private butler i mean the guy is so tone deaf in this

00:14:05.200 inflationary high interest rate post-covid time to do something like that i mean if i were prime

00:14:11.520 minister if i were the town dog catcher to abuse tax funds like that it would be off the off the

00:14:18.000 table uh then there was the um the child benefit uh program i wonder if my two kids who are now in

00:14:26.400 their early 20s can they identify as uh children you know yeah underage yeah because you know blackface 1.00

00:14:32.560 you know much like that um burly bald muscular guy identifying as a female uh rugby player and putting

00:14:40.160 real biological women in hospital with his um his hits uh can can does that you know identification 0.95

00:14:49.200 business work in a non-sexual orientation gender identification fashion because then i could use

00:14:55.520 that money too for those kids then the pollution price reaping you know tamara just last week went to 1.00

00:15:03.520 see blackface do a 1700 a dinner fundraiser at a swank toronto hotel if you ask me he's overcharging 1.00

00:15:11.280 that dinner by 1600 999 dollars and 99 cents but that's just me and i couldn't help but notice once

00:15:19.280 again folks the suvs are running 24 7 are are they evs are they plug-in hybrids oh no no no typically

00:15:30.720 chevy suburban full-size suvs with an eight-cylinder engine and they idle because god forbid that black 1.00

00:15:38.080 face with his armani clad suit gets in and his arse touches leather seats that are not perfect room 0.99

00:15:45.520 temperature what a hypocrite again and then the canada pension plan like seriously tamara can anyone 0.99

00:15:52.800 especially in these inflationary days live on a canadian pension plan allowance anyways that's my rent 0.97

00:16:00.000 over to you my friend well it's so ironic that the government just give us all your money through

00:16:06.160 taxation and taxes on taxes which is what the carbon tax is essentially and then we'll give

00:16:12.800 you back a small portion of it as though somehow we're benefiting you and this isn't a positive this

00:16:18.560 doesn't indicate that canada has a robust strong growing economy this indicates that everyday canadians

00:16:26.560 are struggling to afford the basic necessities of life and the government must in step in and

00:16:33.680 intervene and issue these rebates and i mean a lot of people and myself included would state that this

00:16:41.280 is a stepping stone to that universal basic income which we know the government has been trying to

00:16:47.600 institute since the covet days where they gave out these covet checks just willy-nilly to everyone i think

00:16:53.920 two thousand dollars bi-weekly for six weeks if i remember correctly and there was all these small

00:16:59.680 business grants and this and that when people could have literally just assessed their own risk

00:17:05.760 stayed open went to work if they so pleased if they didn't then i'm sure there was others who were

00:17:12.080 willing to come forward to replace them and the economy would have continued to survive so this to me

00:17:17.600 doesn't sit doesn't state booming economy this is a failing economy where canadians and the citizens

00:17:26.160 of canada are struggling to afford basic necessities and the government is going to be there as this saving

00:17:32.960 grace when the root cause of all of this is their own policies and short fallings i mean did we expect

00:17:39.760 anything more from a prime minister who stated himself that budgets would balance itself i mean didn't

00:17:45.440 he say he had a learning disability i don't know if we have that clip where he can't do basic math

00:17:50.400 i mean that's really this is really embarrassing that this is someone who's ruling well we know he has

00:17:56.400 an ethics disability but you know what i'm not trying to be funny or mean here or anything but

00:18:01.680 that's an incredible quote the budget will balance itself like what what did he mean by that i remember

00:18:08.000 once asking katherine swift of formerly the head of the canadian independent business federation

00:18:13.600 yes uh she says i have no bloody idea what the budget will balance itself it sounds like something

00:18:20.960 a child would say well i'm lost for words there because as time goes on uh this prime minister conducts

00:18:30.400 himself more like a child than a reasonable rational adult but on this not on this topic we have

00:18:36.160 a um article from ctv news politics where the cra the canada revenue agency they delve into

00:18:43.200 their that specific rebate they're issuing this one-time grocery rebate on july the 5th and so

00:18:51.120 about halfway down they give examples here on how much you could receive and i'm not sure it's

00:18:57.200 obviously based off of income so i don't know what the cutoffs there are but if you're single you could

00:19:02.400 receive a maximum payment of um depending on how many children you have 628 one-time payment if you have

00:19:09.520 four children and then if you're married or living common law you could receive up to 628 for this

00:19:15.600 one-time rebate if you have four children but canadians would be keeping that in their pockets

00:19:21.440 if they weren't being taxed out of the yahoo by this prime minister his policies again the carbon tax

00:19:28.000 which he said happy canada day to canadians by instituting the second federal carbon tax and as the

00:19:36.240 um taxpayers federation the canadian taxpayers federation said i think they put out a news

00:19:42.640 release let me just share this so that we can um share it with you on the screen that's run by franco

00:19:49.920 terrazzano who does great work by the way great work yeah um he says here there are no rebates this is

00:19:58.160 about fourth paragraph up from the end there are no rebates with the second carbon tax so that came out july

00:20:04.880 first happy canada day to all of us no rebates and it's being added on top of the current tax because

00:20:10.480 there was already an existing carbon tax in place by 2030 which is kind of like the end game date for

00:20:18.880 net zero uh so by 2030 the two carbon taxes will increase the price of gas by about 55 cents per

00:20:26.320 liter and that doesn't include inflation and the rising cost of gas and oil per barrel and all this

00:20:33.440 so how this is simultaneously going to cool the earth and offset global warming is is really beyond

00:20:41.840 me you know tamara when you say um when you're quoting uh franco talking about the rebate being

00:20:49.360 a no rebate um that reminds me when i was a child late 60s early 70s devouring every marvel comic book

00:20:58.560 published in the letters of the editor section if you could find something wrong something wrong in

00:21:04.560 the continuity maybe the the character's costume was a different color because of some printing error

00:21:10.880 you could write in alert them and if you and if they verified that it was wrong they would give you

00:21:16.800 a no prize and as a kid i was too stupid to understand what the joke is because i i would like

00:21:24.560 study these comics thinking i want to win a no prize not realizing that was the gag you're getting no

00:21:31.840 prize much like trudeau said you're getting a rebate and franco's going uh-uh it's no rebate

00:21:38.560 it's nothing coming back to you this is disgraceful yeah yeah and we have a super chat here from snowy roof

00:21:45.200 on this topic uh who asks since when did the cpp the canada pension plan become a government pension

00:21:52.560 when it was the employees and employers who paid into it hmm good point and they what is the

00:22:00.560 retirement age because they monkeyed around with that a couple of times 65 67 or 65 you can apply

00:22:06.480 for it even if you're working i believe uh there's just again it's based off of your income so depending

00:22:11.440 on how much you make you'll get and i'm not there yet and that is one of the problems uh tamara

00:22:17.520 ugolini in terms of the age benchmark when these actuary tables were set many decades ago it was

00:22:26.160 thought that you'd retire in the early 60s pretty much by 65 66 67 you were buggering off to the great

00:22:34.080 hereafter you were dying right now we have 70 and 80 year olds climbing mount everest for goodness sakes

00:22:41.280 we're living longer because we're living more healthy uh and that has completely thrown out

00:22:48.640 the viability of the pension plan well and the way things are going now there are some canadians who

00:22:54.800 are out there who are approaching that age saying we retirement is a distant far off perhaps even a

00:23:02.480 memory we will never be able to retire under these conditions and with these with these measly payment

00:23:09.200 payouts and payments um but we have some comedic relief from our friend comedian ben bankus

00:23:17.200 that we wanted to share with our viewers so that it's not all doom and gloom uh it's a nice voice

00:23:22.720 over here let's have a quick look at it we're working to make your life as difficult and awful as possible

00:23:29.200 so let's go over the ways that we're doing that here at the liberal government first is our newest

00:23:34.320 benefit the grocery rebate so essentially if you're already poor and have no money and can barely

00:23:40.480 afford groceries we're gonna send you like 200 a year next is a gst hst credit which essentially is

00:23:48.240 a scam so i'll explain it so not only are you taxed on your income annually but of course every single

00:23:55.920 thing you buy has an extra tax on it so we're trying to tax you as much as possible probably

00:24:02.320 like 70 after it's all said and done so to make you feel better about this absolute assault on your

00:24:09.440 finances we are sending you a small check for 200 a year that'll just make you feel good about

00:24:15.600 communism the canada child benefit so what this is is once we steal all your money through taxation

00:24:22.160 and fees and municipal taxes etc etc we're now coming for your kids so once we teach your child

00:24:29.440 to be transgendered we're also going to give you a benefit for that so expect another couple hundred

00:24:34.640 dollars a year this summer pollution rebate you guys are going to get this based on how much smoke

00:24:40.160 is in the air and that you've inhaled and once we determine how quickly your lungs are deteriorating

00:24:46.320 we're going to send you another couple hundred dollars that was a lot of information so if you want

00:24:50.560 to read it all out you can go to canada.ca slash you're you know here's the thing um i feel for the

00:25:00.240 stand-up comedian community tamara ugolini because you know real life like the front page is a stand-up

00:25:08.320 script or a sitcom script i mean the jokes that we are being delivered by our elected officials uh bad jokes

00:25:17.360 with no punchline uh by the way uh how does ben bankus and such uh make a living by the way my

00:25:24.000 condolences to ben bankus he was one of 102 candidates that ran for toronto mayor and i had a

00:25:31.520 little monologue last week folks i was looking at the winners and losers of course the ultimate winner

00:25:35.440 would be olivia chow she is the mayor uh anyone from anna bylau the second place finisher on down

00:25:42.560 you you're the loser the ultimate loser uh the city of toronto just where you see what uh three

00:25:48.960 years of uh commie socialism does to hogtown and you gotta when you look at the list though there was one 1.00

00:25:56.720 other benchmark i thought for loser versus uber loser and that was one of the candidates that was running was

00:26:04.800 molly the dog and 83 human beings finished behind molly so if a canine if another species beat you

00:26:13.760 and i'm afraid ben bankus was in that category wow how do you talk about that at a cocktail party

00:26:22.160 oh molly we have a couple more super chats i'll just read them quickly before we get to our next

00:26:27.440 story which is a david feature oh um so we have five dollars from cool beans 89 thank you the host

00:26:35.200 well let me tell you about him yesterday july 3rd 38 years ago back to the future was released in 1986

00:26:44.160 i bought my first vcr and the first movie was back to the future there you go wow you know what one of

00:26:51.520 my favorite movies ever because uh i really can't stand living in this woke society folks and if there

00:26:58.240 was such a thing as a delorean dmc 12 with the uber rare flux capacitor option i'm setting those

00:27:07.200 coordinates right for that year 1985 maybe 1983 that was a good year i remember it was so normal then

00:27:14.720 you know tamara ugolini i wasn't born yet but well i'm telling you then all the more reason to hop in

00:27:20.000 my delorean and get back there and show you how reasonable what i mean the idea of a trick question

00:27:27.040 to a supreme court justice would not be define a woman i mean it was so normal and i i know time

00:27:35.920 travel is a science fiction trope and probably can never be done but how about plan b how about we

00:27:43.920 swing the pendulum back how about after all this nonsense we're going through you know with uh

00:27:50.720 she males competing in female sports and drag queen story time and pornography in uh children's school 0.97

00:27:57.840 libraries when are we going to hit the wall and say enough i don't care if you call me insensitive

00:28:06.160 or bigoted or a hater we're rolling back the clock to when things were normal that's right i use the

00:28:13.440 new n-word folks normal there is normal and there's abnormal and the abnormal abnormal inmates that should 0.99

00:28:20.880 be in the asylum are instead running it i think well let's go to a quick ad break and then we'll come back

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00:30:29.360 of uh 1984 the year 1984 moving forward and so if you're not sure when we use some of those words like

00:30:36.160 the thought police or big brother um the ministry of truth that is a great read to

00:30:43.120 to kind of get up to speed with the way things have rolled out and the way that the state has acted

00:30:50.000 especially as paul revoch the illustrator said over the last three years so um i think that's by 1984.com

00:30:57.440 and the book itself i read 1984 gosh i don't even know 15 20 years ago probably i've read it a few times

00:31:04.560 but i do remember that it being very difficult to read because the font was really small the actual font

00:31:11.360 style itself was hard to follow so nothing in the book in terms of the actual writings have been

00:31:17.120 changed it's just that there's obviously the accompanying illustrations now but also the font

00:31:23.920 and type has been adjusted to make it easier to read so for anyone is interested i think it's a great

00:31:30.400 place to start if you haven't already read that book 100 you know tamara i read 1984

00:31:36.000 in 1979 five years before the actual date i was in high school uh it was riveting and our big boss man

00:31:44.240 ezreal event back in 2021 said during one of his monologues that i ask you even if you've read it before

00:31:53.520 re-read uh 1984 i should and i did i bought a new copy read it and two things struck me one i had forgotten how

00:32:04.880 shockingly good it was in a haunting and heartbreaking fashion secondly i was struck by how much had come

00:32:13.920 true that orwell's only sin i think tamara ugolini was getting the date wrong and the only reason it's 0.90

00:32:20.160 called 1984 he wrote it in 1948 published the year the next year or while passing away tragically in 1950

00:32:28.720 he had chronic health problems but he just simply uh reversed the digits in 1948 became 84 that's the

00:32:38.320 only reason for the title of the book uh so his only sin was not calling it oh i don't know 2022

00:32:45.360 and changing the setting to say ottawa canada and looking at what happened to people supporting the

00:32:52.480 trucker rebellion suddenly having their bank accounts tinkered with uh having even ex-law enforcement

00:32:59.360 having their cell phones bugged and their computers this is pure 1984 stuff folks but it happened uh

00:33:06.880 here big time in 2022 and now you look at the censorious bills of c11 c18 um blackface is just 0.75

00:33:17.360 getting ready to go full orwell on our asses let me tell you please read this book and see the 0.77

00:33:24.000 brilliance of georgia orwell you know going back you know so many decades in terms of predicting what we 0.94

00:33:31.440 are living through today it's even going back right to the beginnings of 2020 when the health

00:33:35.920 emergency was declared where the public health agency of canada colluded with telus to monitor

00:33:42.720 and track canadian cell phone data i'm not lying we have this is as an exclusive access to information

00:33:49.200 request and maybe we can show i just shared the article there's a couple of them but that we've

00:33:55.120 published at rebel investigates.com um that highlight just how much telus was paid by the public health

00:34:03.120 agency of canada i.e our tax dollars to monitor your compliance with public health measures including

00:34:11.440 the lockdowns and the stay-at-home orders so yeah this is this was kind of the writing on the wall which

00:34:16.960 is a scary thought to think that um something a dystopian novel of this magnitude could come to fruition

00:34:23.440 in real time and sadly we're living it yeah indeed um animal farm was sort of the primer

00:34:31.040 uh for 1984 again uh wholly recommend you read that or reread that as the case may be

00:34:38.480 and you're another good book by orwell too um down and out in paris and london chronicling

00:34:45.120 that he was homeless in both those cities for years struggling as a writer to get by i think that's

00:34:51.200 what contributed to his bad health in uh later years you know and he said something very profound

00:34:57.040 about that tamara ugolini and it was this that um you know people uh look down at panhandlers right

00:35:05.680 thinking um you're lazy right go get a job and what he pointed out is that when you're you know going up

00:35:15.200 and down the pavement 14 15 16 hours a day in heat in frigid cold in rain and you're begging for bits

00:35:25.680 and pieces of change really what people don't like or despise you for is the fact that you're putting

00:35:35.440 all this effort because it is hard work panhandling according to orwell for such little gain you know and

00:35:42.240 i never connected those dots and i think he's right i mean imagine if you and i if we spent our

00:35:47.200 existence living out on the streets uh just walking up and down in all kinds of weather trying to

00:35:54.320 get by on you know dimes and nickels and quarters uh it would be horrendous i think and um and that's

00:36:02.720 the problem it's too much work is going into too little payoff brilliant guy yeah or you could utilize

00:36:10.400 that energy and try to get a job 100 but let's talk about some of the uh the report that you

00:36:19.600 recently went to you traveled to windsor and you've done a few reports in windsor you were busy

00:36:24.000 during your time there but this particular one is about the um immigrant immigration hotels

00:36:31.680 that is right uh windsor much like cornwall and ottawa and toronto and perhaps worst of all

00:36:38.960 and i say worst of all because it is one of the most iconic tourism cities in the world niagara falls

00:36:48.160 um hundreds and hundreds of hotel rooms are being taken over by um well illegal aliens in the case of 0.68

00:36:57.840 windsor with the candidate chris soda he ran for war two uh he lost um but he took me on a tour of some

00:37:05.440 of these hotels and i get it from the hoteliers uh or the people who own the hotels folks you're

00:37:12.400 getting 100 capacity for months and months and months probably at full rack rate that's industry

00:37:21.760 jargon for you know the maximum price not the discounted price you're going to get on hotels.com or

00:37:28.000 hotwire.ca and on and on so really um it's like that lottery ticket cash for life isn't it to marry

00:37:36.560 you galini but the problem is what is the cost of the taxpayer um it's not just the accommodation

00:37:44.240 it's the meals it's the clothing and allowance it's the fact that as they discovered in agra falls

00:37:49.360 uh these migrants aren't getting around on public transit or even taking ubers they're taking cabs 1.00

00:37:54.160 that's the most expensive way to get around and it's all on the taxpayer tab and uh as i understand

00:38:01.840 it for windsor most came through the notorious rocksham road crossing between uh quebec and new

00:38:09.040 york state and some were flown from new york to detroit and they come over via the ambassador bridge or

00:38:16.480 the windsor detroit tunnel and um it's just the fact of the matter is tomorrow what is

00:38:24.080 this costing us and secondly are these really all um refugees or are these some of these people at

00:38:33.600 least i'm sure there has to be some unquantifiable percentage folks are they just people skipping the

00:38:39.440 line they don't want to get in the line and migrate into canada like everyone else probably a process that

00:38:46.320 takes a couple of years i understand it but you know what why should we be in the process of rewarding

00:38:53.920 uh those people who skip the line well and they disregard canadian law right from the onset does

00:38:59.600 that sound like that's going to be a contributing upstanding citizen of our country when they disavow

00:39:07.360 our laws and legislation right off the hop and as we just discussed there are national canadian nationals

00:39:14.880 in the streets panhandling veterans suffering homelessness and injustice after being injured in the

00:39:23.040 field in their line of work and those individuals are all completely disregarded by this government

00:39:29.600 i mean another famous quote by prime minister justin trudeau was you're asking more than we can take

00:39:35.600 in response to a veteran wondering why they aren't compensated for work related injuries that they

00:39:43.440 suffered while they were serving our great country no and um so this is just you know another

00:39:50.880 nail in the coffin for failed policy by the liberals is this idea that we can welcome newcomers and

00:39:59.520 diversity is our strength but we don't have the support system in place our our economy is failing our

00:40:05.840 healthcare system is in crisis chronically understaffed overburdened overworked

00:40:11.200 and we have canadians at home suffering who aren't getting any of this help and you know uh tamara

00:40:19.120 ugolini i spoke to a merchant in windsor who deals with a lot of hotel employees so he was he had so many

00:40:26.880 stories uh couldn't come on camera of course because we live in cancel culture and uh you know hasta la vista

00:40:34.400 for this guy and his business but one of the anecdotes stands out and it was about um a hotel

00:40:41.040 throwing out a huge shipment of perfectly edible and fine food why because there were refugees from 1.00

00:40:49.280 afghanistan coming in and the government ordered the hotel to make sure that everything was halal

00:40:55.280 now look i you know i'm all about religious sensitivity but by the same token what's that saying

00:41:00.720 beggars can't be choosers i mean are we going to inject wokeism into this policy as well and actually

00:41:08.320 be in a position to ruin perfectly good edible food um because of some kind of you know religious

00:41:16.480 sensitivity uh i'm sorry that's not my bag and parents are quite literally struggling to feed their

00:41:22.080 children and so this is the state of affairs in canada where it seems like people crossing our border

00:41:27.440 illegally are treated better than those who live right here at home who are suffering and struggling

00:41:32.480 oh yeah and let's not forget i'll never forget um when you quoted blackface telling that veteran

00:41:39.600 in edmonton that you're asking for too much that was just one year after blackface had uh presented

00:41:47.360 omar qatar our homegrown al-qaeda terrorist who murdered a u.s serviceman and partially blinded another

00:41:56.720 gave him an eight-figure check 10.5 million of your tax dollars for being a self-confessed murderer

00:42:05.600 and terrorist and what was the excuse to marry you galini oh you know what if we went through the 0.63

00:42:10.880 courts um and we had to fight this uh this could end up costing the government 20s you know over 20

00:42:17.760 million 30 million etc oh suddenly the blackface liberals are fiscal conservatives when it comes to this 1.00

00:42:25.520 terrorist give me a break already well and speaking of mass immigration and the repercussion of that

00:42:31.760 we recently had a dynamic duo ezra levant rebel commander and our head of production efran monsanto

00:42:38.960 in france and we have a compiled a page there that you can check out all of our france reports from the

00:42:45.440 last few days france on fire dot com but we have a video from ezra himself on migrant youths looting and

00:42:56.240 vandalizing a local car dealership so let's share that with you here if you haven't heard otherwise

00:43:02.800 ezra levant here in marseilles where there have been riots for almost a week in response to police

00:43:09.040 shooting a 17 year old muslim man after an altercation i'm standing outside a volkswagen

00:43:16.240 dealership that i saw on social media take a look at what i saw 0.89

00:43:30.240 well i came here and the place is being smashed in you can see the door is crashed windows are boarded

00:43:48.480 up and they're being blocked by another vehicle and there's a man on guard well what happened well i

00:43:54.560 spoke to the owner who told me in some detail a group of young people she said as young as 12 or 13

00:44:01.920 smashed into the volkswagen dealership and found the keys to all the cars

00:44:09.280 broke in grabbed them and tried all the cars and they stole 42 cars last night what's fascinating

00:44:18.640 is that she said that 20 of them were recovered the next day just abandoned on the road they weren't

00:44:26.080 even sold these kids were taking them for a joyride an act of defiance and theft as a way to fight the

00:44:33.760 man she said she's never seen anything like it unless she's scattered she said that in the past police

00:44:41.200 have had other altercations but it's led to nothing like this i don't know what the future is

00:44:47.920 of this volkswagen dealership it's like so many riots in american cities where black lives matters 0.76

00:44:54.720 activists have a riot as protest to a african-american being shot but they protest by

00:45:02.480 burning down their own neighborhood this volkswagen dealership has nothing to do with the government

00:45:08.720 or the police it's a hard-working family that's trying to sell cars in a neighborhood that doesn't

00:45:14.960 really have a lot of businesses they feel scared and victimized and frankly i don't know if they're

00:45:20.880 going to stick around for revolutions i'm ezra levant and to see all our stories from marseille and the

00:45:28.400 riots in france go to franceonfire.com you know tamara ugolini thank goodness ezra levant and efran are there

00:45:39.520 because quite frankly i don't trust how the mainstream media is covering this story but you

00:45:45.680 know i think ezra really nailed it um this 17 year old nigerian that was involved in a police chase

00:45:52.640 was killed it seems like an overreaction by the police um we don't have all the details but it is

00:46:01.200 you know france's george floyd year if you will and um like ezra said how did the cause for social

00:46:10.320 justice in america get forwarded by rioters you know such as the members of antifa and black lives

00:46:20.160 matter which is really just a communist front going into black neighborhoods and incinerating independently

00:46:28.240 owned black businesses how what was the purpose there similarly in france i think there's a lot

00:46:35.040 of blame to go around i believe when you have these migrants to france from say nigeria or algeria

00:46:42.800 that they are not treated as as first-class citizens i think there's a lot to that however

00:46:48.400 ezra in one of his previous videos said to some of the kids he was interviewing do you consider yourself

00:46:55.680 french first or algerian or nigerian as the case may be and it was always their home country oh 0.99

00:47:02.480 algeria oh nigerian well if you're now living in france and you're not all in as being a french citizen

00:47:11.360 then maybe that is going to lead to some justification of not treating you as a first-class

00:47:18.640 citizen what i'm saying is very complicated you know to mary ugolini there is a ton of blame to go

00:47:24.800 around and let's not forget macron uh on this and his policies um so we're gonna i i think it's ebbing

00:47:33.920 out i know france has deployed the military and um and well they should because you know my heart that

00:47:40.960 you know that was a great piece by ezra folks here's a little mom pa volkswagen dealership i'm pretty

00:47:47.920 certain uh i'll have to ask ezra when he gets back that they are insured for this kind of thing uh if

00:47:54.400 they're not this might be a lethal blow to the business um but you're just trying to make ends

00:48:01.120 meet you're creating jobs you're providing a product people want to buy and these hoodlums these thugs

00:48:08.240 come in vandalize the dealership take you know 40 cars for a joyride of only 20 have been recovered

00:48:14.880 again is that all about standing up for the 17 year old that was victimized by the police or was that

00:48:22.080 you just having a wild saturday night well that's yeah it's a great point and france has had open

00:48:28.720 borders for for years now with massive as you mentioned unassimilated migrant populations massive

00:48:36.480 unemployment and um under now they're rioting and looting yeah under the guise of social justice i i

00:48:43.520 guess is what this all boils down to um and somehow stealing luxury cars is supposed to give justice to

00:48:52.640 this this youth um george floyd adjacent yes youth um so and then spilling into belgium uh as well

00:49:02.400 right well what did that nation have to do with this i mean come on this is i think these are

00:49:08.480 opportunists in terms of uh the mobsters out there that want to take advantage of a situation

00:49:14.880 they really don't give a rodent's rectum about that kid that was killed and i think that there will be

00:49:19.920 another report coming out just a wrap-up video on franceonfire.com shortly um so stay tuned for that

00:49:27.840 one as they kind of did a recap of what they found and what they saw on the ground because you can't

00:49:33.040 trust even twitter social media clips you never know when the clip was published if it was old if

00:49:38.880 it's fake if it's revamped um so it's really nice to be in a position to be able to provide you boots

00:49:47.520 on the ground journalism and so if you appreciate that you can also chip in at that website franceonfire.com

00:49:54.080 to help offset the travel costs of ezra and efron who traveled very modestly

00:49:59.360 we're already in europe decided last minute to head on over to france to do some reporting there

00:50:05.840 um so we always appreciate our viewers helping us to bring you that side often coined the other side

00:50:13.280 of the story and if i may add to marry you li unlike blackface we're not staying in six thousand 1.00

00:50:19.920 dollar a room uh hotels uh we're not um running up a tab of a hundred thousand dollars on a flight

00:50:28.960 i don't even know how you do that even if you're to try uh it is the very base economic airline that

00:50:36.720 got efron and ezra over to france um it's typically bmb or whatever the cheapest uh motel is uh it's not

00:50:46.560 some you know seaside view uh luxury hotel we we respect your donations that's what i'm trying to

00:50:54.960 tell you so and and even if it's just a little bit that you can contribute it all counts so thank you

00:51:01.040 yeah thank you all right let's go to a quick ad break we'll come back to some super chats but we

00:51:06.080 will get into a copid 19 vaccine injury story and so stay tuned for the ad break but after the ad we

00:51:14.320 are going to get off of youtube so if you haven't already head over to rumble odyssey or getter

00:51:20.320 join us there for the last roughly eight minute segment of the show um because it's wrong think

00:51:26.960 which is another 1984 reference if you haven't read the book again i recommend you head on over and

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00:52:32.800 all righty so we have a new lawsuit that went out in alberta and we'll just pull up our we have a

00:52:39.840 written piece um but i've reached out to the lawyer eva chibiak to do a video interview about this because

00:52:46.720 i have some additional questions um but the basics are that an alberta woman files a 10.5 million dollar 0.99

00:52:54.080 lawsuit against the government the cbc over her vaccine injury and the vaccine misinformation

00:53:02.160 spread by those entities um so it reads here following a thorough medical evaluation

00:53:08.480 miss sakamoto was diagnosed with severe and permanent bell's palsy attributed to the pfizer vaccine as a

00:53:16.400 result she has endured facial paralysis hearing loss vision impairment dizziness anxiety depression

00:53:23.600 memory loss cognitive impairment sickness which is essentially like twitches or jerk like body jerks

00:53:31.920 sleep dis disruption speech impairment tinnitus and vertigo so in other words her life has been ruined

00:53:40.720 seriously her yeah her life has been ruined she's a lethbridge mother of three now i have no

00:53:47.840 sometimes i barely function as a mother and i am a healthy robust individual i don't know how you

00:53:53.840 could even tend to your mothering duties let alone work outside the home or do whatever you do in you

00:54:01.040 know to make an income with these kinds of debilitating afflictions so she's suffering from permanent 1.00

00:54:08.000 bell's palsy after of course she was told through government and state broadcast messaging that she

00:54:15.200 had to do her part and was doing the right thing by following the incessant recommendations of the

00:54:21.760 covid regime to receive a novel covid 19 injection and as a result she's suffering these debilitating

00:54:29.200 afflictions but just um i think a few days ago i don't know the exact date i can follow up um this lawsuit

00:54:37.200 was filed on behalf of miss carrie sakamoto by lawyers eva chepiak who some of you may recall is one of the

00:54:45.280 freedom convoy lawyers um and james kitchen who we feature often through the liberty coalition canada

00:54:53.520 um organization and so both of them have joined forces they're working with the institute for justice

00:54:59.680 and freedom uh for empowered canadians and they have named directly the federal minister of health

00:55:06.800 so that's eve duclo the chief public health officer of canada teresa tam health canada the public health

00:55:14.080 agency of canada dr celia lorenko alberta health services and the canadian broadcasting corporation

00:55:22.960 they say that they were negligent provided information they knew to be false and or incomplete

00:55:28.480 and that they censored and suppressed truthful and reliable information about vaccine injuries

00:55:34.080 which caused harm permanent damage to miss sakamoto and we know this through um the the privy council

00:55:43.200 office they they put out a memo um on winning vaccine messaging that essentially sought to cover up

00:55:53.680 vaccine injuries downplay the risk to ensure that nothing compromised that safe and effective pharma

00:56:01.760 marketing scheme and i have a previous report on that i'm actually going to do a follow-up because i

00:56:06.720 have since been able to obtain the entire privy council office memo done in collaboration with impact canada

00:56:14.560 it is concerning the the lengths and the behavioral science

00:56:19.760 used to manipulate canadians to comply with the vaccine rollout and this poor woman 1.00

00:56:27.920 was subject to that a victim of it and now she will suffer the rest of her life now she has

00:56:34.400 a documented vaccine injury she was compensated barely by the visp program the vaccine injury support

00:56:42.240 program that newly instituted um vaccine injury support rolled out by the federal government

00:56:48.560 shortly after they saw the influx of covid vaccine injuries um but it's not enough to cover the costs

00:56:55.760 she's had to move the whole story is just absolutely insane the injustice faced by this individual

00:57:02.080 thinking she was doing her part and the right thing and now is suffering as a result and you know

00:57:08.240 tamara ugolini i can't help but notice the coincidence in terms of the figure that she's suing 0.69

00:57:15.280 uh for uh against the government 10.5 million dollars so imagine that folks we talked about that very

00:57:22.240 briefly earlier in the show omer katar terrorist murderer self-confessed by the way so there's no wiggle room

00:57:29.280 here voluntarily the federal government gives him 10.5 million dollars for hurt feelings and here's a

00:57:38.320 woman as tamara has said her life is ruined because of this minister misinformation in this experimental

00:57:45.920 vaccine and she's got to go on the offensive and try to make the government do the right thing as a 1.00

00:57:52.800 citizen a law-abiding citizen of this nation to get her 10 and a half million dollars and i think 1.00

00:57:58.800 that's on the low side i think if this was being tried in the u.s court tamara uh the figure uh i mean

00:58:05.120 for goodness gracious you see um hundreds of millions of dollars being given out to people who

00:58:10.880 are driving with a hot cup of mcdonald's coffee scalding their thighs it's you know it's a self-induced

00:58:16.560 injury if you will so the fact that it's 10.5 million i know that sounds like a lotto max jackpot

00:58:22.720 to a lot of us but really in terms of what she's gone through i don't think it's that big and yet

00:58:28.240 she's going to be fighting she's going to be in court for years oh yeah you know and uh it's a disgrace

00:58:35.680 the real injustice here is the fact that this is all taxpayer funded that lawsuit any form of payout

00:58:44.960 is going to come from the taxpayers pocket right it's not going to come from theresa tam's personal

00:58:51.200 bank account it's not going to come from the ceo of the cbc's personal bank account this is going to

00:58:57.360 come from the honey pot the piggy bank of the taxpayer and it's big pharma who has made trillions

00:59:07.440 on pharmaceutical products and arguably billions on this particular vaccine it's not albert borla the

00:59:16.320 ceo of pfizer who's going to pay out this victim it's the taxpayers pocket and that's the real

00:59:23.520 injustice here is that the the people who are actually responsible that would be pfizer just get

00:59:29.920 away scot-free they've made their millions their billions their trillions and they aren't being named

00:59:36.000 in a lawsuit and that is arguably because liability was waived when those secret government contracts

00:59:43.040 were signed in the fall of 2020 to bring this experimental product to the market and roll it

00:59:51.120 out on a massive scale and we can't see those contracts that's secret that's hidden that's that

00:59:57.440 amazing it all of it is is amazing and we've covered it all and if you're you're not following i would urge

01:00:03.600 you to visit rebel investigates.com that's where we house all of our exclusive reports access to

01:00:10.240 information requests and a lot of this information has come by way of those requests so you might have

01:00:17.360 to dig back in the archives or reach out to me directly i apologize though my emails are a bit of a

01:00:22.640 mess and i'll try to get you some of those reports but we've covered all of this the injustice

01:00:28.240 faced by people who are suffering vaccine injury because they were quite literally manipulated

01:00:33.920 to do so through behavior modification and industrial strength mind control techniques

01:00:40.800 are now suffering at the hands of this covid regime and they quite literally called themselves

01:00:46.160 in these privy council office memo documents they call themselves a regime

01:00:50.240 um so that's the real injustice here i think that this will come from the taxpayers money not these

01:00:57.600 individuals will not be personally liable even though they may be named directly they will not see any

01:01:03.920 of a financial hit as a result and you know tamara i truly believe in the decades to come when this

01:01:10.640 period of time is looked upon by historians and those books are written i'm talking 2020 to 2023

01:01:17.520 uh it's going to be a story along the lines of the scam of the century maybe the scam of the millennia

01:01:26.560 um in terms of i mean what we went through in terms of untold trillions of dollars of economic

01:01:34.960 damage to the world economy as you said certain pharmaceutical companies getting away as trillion-dollar

01:01:42.480 bandits uh it's gonna make briex look like a game of three card monte on madison avenue you know what i'm

01:01:49.600 saying this is i as always in this business you follow the money don't you and you see who's winning and

01:01:58.080 who's losing and uh the insidious part about it all folks is that some people took this experimental

01:02:07.200 vaccine and they are paying with it in terms of their health and in some cases with their lives and

01:02:14.720 yeah i'm talking about specifically young male athletes fit as a fiddle destined to play in the pro

01:02:23.680 leagues dropping dead and oh well yeah you know there's no proof i mean it's coincidental there you

01:02:30.400 know please that this is what makes this scam the most insidious one i've ever seen tamara is that 0.76

01:02:38.640 the human misery the human suffering and the human death that has resulted from it there was just a

01:02:46.480 30 year old um world-class athlete i can't recall his name but anyway yeah the the phenomenon of died

01:02:53.920 suddenly is ongoing yeah um but anyway let's get to a couple of these super chats we have a quick

01:02:59.840 meeting after the live stream so we'll get through this and um not run too over schedule

01:03:07.680 app guy 2004 app guy i guess 2004 gives five dollars thank you i'm in the fascist state of camifornia 0.58

01:03:17.280 with governor nuzzolini seems blackface and biden have the same notes interesting globalist agenda 0.86

01:03:25.280 i watch every day and pray for canada love your show well thank you as do i pray for california i mean

01:03:31.840 gavin newsom he was one of the biggest shysters during covet of course when he actually do you

01:03:37.280 remember that video tamara ugolini where he was saying and it was ate by uh john tory the mayor of

01:03:44.160 toronto by the way when you go out to eat keep your face diaper on take it down put a bite of food in

01:03:51.440 put the face diaper up chew when you're ready for another bite take it down and then of course gavin

01:03:56.960 newsom is caught at a dinner party with the elites uh not a single one of them uh wearing masks give me a

01:04:03.600 break and i'll tell you as we head closer to is it 2030 or 2035 when the california law breaks in for

01:04:12.240 uh internal combustion engines will be illegal in the state of california uh right now that state

01:04:19.600 already has roving brownouts and blackouts it has two nuclear reactors left both of which are going

01:04:27.920 out of commission next year in the year after and there's zero plans to build any new ones good luck

01:04:34.160 when you get something like 14 million new ev vehicles sucking from that grid um my gosh you

01:04:42.880 know it breaks my heart because post world war ii tamara california was the epitome of the american dream

01:04:49.920 you know americans emigrated their sports clubs like you know like the giants the dodgers this was

01:04:56.880 the new new world um the the beautiful weather the mountains the oceans and look what um decades

01:05:06.720 of democrat meddling has done to this once great state i i pine for it amt 60 gives five dollars

01:05:14.960 thank you david i grew up in the 60s and 60s under a free canada i retired in september 2021 under a

01:05:22.160 dictatorship i miss free i miss the free canada i was a tomboy and glad no one made me doubt i was a

01:05:29.840 girl as no soji that sexual orientation and gender identity teaching yeah my sister was a tomboy and i 1.00

01:05:39.040 i'm afraid for what she would have endured had she have gone through the school system

01:05:44.560 um during this day and age well that's very profound and i'll tell you my friend uh you were

01:05:50.880 born at the right time uh lady menzoid was a tomboy too she hung around with boys she climbed trees 1.00

01:05:57.760 uh when she was given a doll she always tore the head off for some reason she just did match made in 0.99

01:06:03.840 heaven well that then uh the experts were right oh it's just a phase she'll grow out of it and she 0.89

01:06:09.280 became this beautiful uh woman today oh well this is obviously a boy trapped in a girl's body let's

01:06:16.320 get the puberty blockers going uh let's arrange for the uh genital surgery uh yada yada yada so um 0.98

01:06:24.480 that's how screwed up we are again uh more uh gris for the mill in terms of uh me wanting that

01:06:31.840 deloran with the flux capacitor option frazier mcburney gives five dollars thank you frazier corporations 1.00

01:06:38.400 take us for idiots and apparently so does prime minister prime minister justin trudeau when in 0.98

01:06:43.200 that first clip we shared he said this is a lot of information as though like we're unable to 0.99

01:06:48.240 comprehend what exactly he's saying when he details government benefits anyway but you know what

01:06:55.520 you know to fraser's point he's not done yet oh i'm sorry go ahead tamara that's okay i was 0.99

01:07:00.480 interjecting okay uh corporations take us for idiots black diamond cheese was on sale for a dollar 94. 0.92

01:07:06.800 when i got home i noticed there was only 14 slices the last time i bought it there was 16 slices 21 0.99

01:07:13.600 less never again well that is hiding and trying to disguise inflation i've noticed you know the chip

01:07:20.240 bags are getting smaller the bottles of um everything from juice to pop are getting smaller uh

01:07:27.360 we try to stockpile so when things are on sale i'll buy a few and then you know coming home and

01:07:32.160 comparing if you get a new bag now to what you bought maybe three months ago it's shocking and

01:07:38.720 you're typically if you're not paying attention then of course you'll be none the wiser oh i was

01:07:43.840 paying attention because not only are these the days of inflation to marry you galini but shrinkage and 0.88

01:07:50.080 i don't mean the george costanza of seinfeld shrinkage you know what i'm referring to here right

01:07:55.200 you know and again thank god i met lady manzoid in a hot tub and not ice water anyway the thing is

01:08:02.720 we're paying more we're getting less but i thought fraser was going down the route of corporations think

01:08:08.080 we're idiots in terms of big pharma you know marketing the uh the the vaccine um the idea of a 0.95

01:08:16.160 corporation being greedy uh you could argue twas ever thus and sometimes uh to quote michael douglas 1.00

01:08:22.640 from wall street greed is good but what here was what was different during the coveted pandemic

01:08:29.440 is that the corporations were aided and abetted by government saying you have to take this jab or

01:08:38.640 lose your job how many millions and i know it's in the number that that number millions of people

01:08:46.400 grit their teeth uh close their eyes took that jab because if they didn't do so

01:08:52.800 the means of putting bread on the table for their family would be eradicated that is what makes this

01:08:59.840 immeasurably worse than just say some corporation selling you what is a bunch of snake oil it was the

01:09:06.560 mandate that you had to take this snake oil or you would suffer greatly economically and going back to

01:09:13.840 my earlier point i couldn't remember his name but this bodybuilder that just died suddenly um i believe

01:09:19.440 it was on july 1st i've just pulled up an article here it was uh joe joe lindner and he had another

01:09:27.040 he went by online had a huge following on his social media platform uh joe aesthetics dead at the age

01:09:34.240 of 30 after having suffering from an aneurysm he recently went on a podcast and was discussing how he took

01:09:41.600 four shots and had some testing done he had clots um things that you can't discover if you just go to

01:09:48.720 a basic lab you have to request all these certain specific labs and blood work um and then you know

01:09:56.000 listening to this podcast that he did just recently you know prior to his death and then of course he has

01:10:02.880 now succumbed to these this clot these clots suffered an aneurysm and died at the age of 30

01:10:09.280 four shots in terrible now you can see by the results that this was somebody who cared deeply

01:10:16.800 about his body and it's beyond me tamara why someone would make that you know take that chance

01:10:25.360 you know do that risk um you know it's kind of like i don't know if you noticed this during the

01:10:29.840 pandemic and i found this an absolutely fascinating sidebar when it comes to health food stores where

01:10:36.320 you buy your vitamins right some were the most liberal in terms of you don't have to wear a mask

01:10:42.720 in here you know you know we're not limiting the store to just three customers um such as the one that

01:10:49.280 i go to in richmond hill and then there were the big carrots you know of the world where there's like

01:10:55.920 security and they're forcing you to wear a mask and they want you and to show your uh vaccine proof

01:11:03.520 and i used to think tamara for a business that's all about you know being healthy and advocating vitamin 1.00

01:11:12.240 c and e and d and a multivitamin all the rest to build up your immunity why they would be so gung-ho

01:11:20.400 to be on team experimental vaccine do you get that no it truly is bizarro world upside down world yeah

01:11:28.960 um again i think a large component of this was the manipulation behavioral science tactics deployed

01:11:37.520 on the public indiscriminately through incessant messaging propaganda and as one interviewee who is

01:11:45.200 part of a cult and has since um rescued himself from the cult he described it as industrial strength

01:11:52.800 mind control techniques and so all of this was deployed on the population and incessantly

01:11:57.920 propagandized them over the course of pretty much two full years remember the highway signs were no

01:12:04.080 longer like don't drink and drive or wear your seat belt it was get vaccinated on the radio on the tv on

01:12:11.600 the highway signs everywhere you looked and turned you could not escape the messaging that was thrust

01:12:17.920 onto us and then they downplayed all the adverse events and so on and so forth and here we are now

01:12:23.280 suffering through the effects of the this shot the health system is destroyed there's no money left to

01:12:33.600 pay for them because big pharma is you know running off with its with its trillions and vacationing

01:12:40.720 and uh it's the taxpayer pot that's going to cover it hopefully maybe we'll see i guess with this

01:12:46.800 lawsuit uh that was recently filed uh good luck to her and you know tamara you forgot i think the 1.00

01:12:52.400 most insidious part of the public messaging during uh the vaccine period and that was certain cities and

01:13:01.120 regions targeting children to get the jab yeah such as you know uh the disgraced mayor john tory using

01:13:09.120 pokeru which in itself was super heroes they they use superhero day and get your sticker and you can

01:13:16.880 be a superhero there was that to peel region using brampton batman um you know although that received

01:13:23.920 so much blowback that they hastily pulled it uh i could never get answers from peel region

01:13:30.320 uh you know as to the real tangible reason for that but um i mean come on let's face it if there

01:13:39.040 was a brampton batman wouldn't he already have uh mayor patrick brown in handcuffs but now it was

01:13:46.000 really sad what they did to children anyway all right we're 14 minutes past the hour oh and we're

01:13:51.360 we're supposed to have a hard ending you said yeah 2 p.m yeah well there you go well you know what

01:13:58.320 folks thank you so much for tuning in especially those of you who um gave us super chats and they

01:14:04.080 were all great ones today i gotta tell you really uh cream of the crop thank you to super producer

01:14:08.880 olivia for uh doing all her great work behind the board and of course tamara ugolini look at that

01:14:16.320 hairdo thanks to toronto's humidity the she devil with the spatula never disappoint i'll be back here

01:14:23.680 tomorrow i think it's with drea humphrey in the middle in the meantime as always folks stay safe and

01:14:31.040 stay sane

Rebel News Podcast - July 04, 2023

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