DAVID MENZIES ｜ Union Takes Up Nurse's Jab Grievance, Medical Privacy on Dating Apps
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Welcome to Rebel Roundup, ladies and gentlemen, and the rest of you,
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in which we take a look back at some of the very best commentaries
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I'm your guest host, Sheila Gunn-Reed, and I'm filling in for my very dear friend, David Menzies,
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as he takes a well-deserved break away from the show.
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Now, it's hard enough to find the person that you want to spend the rest of your life with
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And even if you don't necessarily share every single opinion,
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you have to be able to tolerate the other person's differences of opinions, right?
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But dating apps today, they're weeding out conservatives before they ever get a chance
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to impress a potential mate with their chiseled good looks and strong work ethic.
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And so what's a young, single, freedom-minded individual supposed to do with that mess when
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Then hospitals are overwhelmed, or so we're told, and so we all have to stay home, cancel
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our lives, and get an injection that we don't want to protect the healthcare system.
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But what if you're a nurse who doesn't want that jab because you have natural immunity,
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because you caught COVID working hard early in the pandemic?
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So now you don't think it's worth the health risk to take a vaccine that the data is now
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showing has a bit of an expiration date and offers little to no protection against the
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Normally, you go to your union, but so often the unions have been turning away grievances.
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Emails, comments, Facebook messages, we get them all.
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And we'll go through some of those at the end of the show.
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You can go onto a dating app and meet potentially the love of your life through your phone.
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But there is something to be said about these dating apps and how they're not all as inclusive
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Here's the thing that people have been noticing about this app, however.
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It is very geared towards the psyopped minds of this COVID stuff.
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Where one of them encourages you to have your first date on video chat.
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So you don't meet in the conventional way of meeting up.
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They have profile stickers where you can put things such as getting vaxxed soon, vaccines
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save lives, immunity together, and display that you are vaccinated.
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I think it's got to be tough out there for a young conservative trying to find a mate in
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If normal courtship is really even a thing anymore, I know I'm going to sound like a total
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But in a world that has completely enabled and justified hedonistic behavior through hookup
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apps, I bet finding a compatible partner with shared values is nearly impossible these days.
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Especially when, as a conservative, even the dating apps are skewed to make it seem like
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the concepts of personal responsibility and medical privacy are somehow extreme.
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Joining me now to discuss his report on the wokeness of dating apps is UK-based rebel reporter
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Lewis, I guess my first question is, how on earth can a young conservative find love these
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Well, it's certainly not through a dating app, from what I've found.
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I mean, as we know, with the pandemic hitting, it's been very, very difficult to go out and
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And with that being said, it's quite difficult to find, of course, someone with the same type
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Now, these dating apps have made it so difficult for a conservative or someone on the right to,
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And you've got to go through all the process of chatting and saying, look, these are my
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And most of the time, when you match someone on these apps, they've kind of laid the basis
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And they've added things such as stickers and badges and interests to show you how woke
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So, yeah, I don't really have an answer for conservatives who want to try out online dating.
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Just it's a little bit of a minefield, if I'm totally honest.
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Yeah, and I think you're right to point out that the conventional ways where people used
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to meet other people, those are kind of illegal these days.
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You know, you can't go to a bar, have a few drinks and, you know, make yourself a little
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bit more interesting through wit and charm and moxie.
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And I think it presupposes that people are intolerant of each other because you're immediately
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When I know a lot of couples where the wife votes one way and the husband votes another
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But now it's like people's brains are being trained that this is something that we just
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I think with these dating apps, it's almost quite vacuous in a way because you're staring
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at a screen, you're looking at how they look like and you see their politics just pop up
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I mean, you can choose whether you have that on your profile or not.
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And, you know, fair play if you don't have it or have it on.
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I think that's the main sort of takeaway from it.
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And if you're staring at a screen trying to figure out someone's values from it, A, it can
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You know, they could they could be a supporter of a group that you may not agree with, but
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they actually have the same shared values of maybe free speech or something else.
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But the problem is, it's so easy for us to look at someone and go, no, I'm not matching
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this person because of X, Y and Z, especially against conservatives, because they see the
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They think you hate immigrants or they think you hate, you know, some form of person or,
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If you hate trans people, you hate, you know, all sorts of people.
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That's that's sort of been the message that people have started drilling into into others
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because they see the word conservative and they think you're up to some malicious intent,
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You can pay, I guess, for these apps now where if you want to match up with a preferred type
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From what I was looking on the app Hinge, you can do that.
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Why would you want to give your money away to these companies who are already setting
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Now, there's something else happening in all of this that's sort of new.
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I mean, hookup apps, they're not all that new, but they've sort of injected the vaccine
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debate into dating now, as though dating as a young, free speech minded, leave me alone
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style conservative isn't hard enough because of all these misconceptions about you and the
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kind of person that conservatives might be in the media, as you point out.
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But now they've injected vaccination status into the middle of all this.
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I think it's now a training, a training ground for who can be the most virtuous and who can
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add, who can, who can show off how woke they are now.
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I think that's, that's sort of the main takeaway from my get.
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If you watch the report, you can see you could put stickers on your profile to show whether
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you've been vaccinated and things like vaccines, vaccines work and, and, and all this stuff.
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It's just, it's, it's a way to show that you are now better than other people.
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And that's kind of the message that's been, that's been pushing.
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If you, if you watch the report, there's ads where they say things like, be a hero,
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wear a mask, um, it's sort of ridiculous rhetoric that is a way to sort of make people go, oh,
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We don't really need to go into that, but yeah, I think it's, it's almost like training
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I mean, that sounds pretty radical to a lot of people, but with all the advertisements,
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with all the types of stickers, with putting black lives matter everywhere, empathy, and
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has to be all LGBT ally, everything, uh, in your interests, which I didn't realize that
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I am not interested in other people's, uh, sexual preferences whatsoever, but okay.
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Like it's, it's just, it's a strange manipulative virtual world to try and make yourself look
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I mean, personally, after doing all that, I, I kept hinge, I deleted everything else and
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Um, but I understand why people get so put off by it because it is, it's literally just
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the dumping ground of virtue and, and I, I just, yeah, I, I totally understand it, but
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at the same time, people now don't want to meet the conventional way anymore.
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So it's kind of that strange sort of middle ground of, of wanting to find a mate and, um,
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It's almost like the pandemic where you're doing more of the things that didn't work,
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but more ambitiously and quicker in that, you know, we've sort of seen, um, relationships,
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long-term relationships are, they seem to be less frequent these days.
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And I think a lot of that has to do with, you know, this dating apps and the ease by which
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you can meet other people and discard the person you're with.
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And instead of stepping back and saying, maybe that's why this is happening to society,
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people are like, you know what, we need a new dating app, a better dating app, instead
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of just going out there and talking to people face to face.
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I wanted to, as you were talking about the stickers and the badges that you can put on
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your profile, I wanted to ask you, are there badges for like, because you said, oh, I'm
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vaccinated or wear a mask or be a hero, wear a mask.
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Are there ones to indicate that perhaps you are STD free, you know, like real health issues?
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I think you have to download a completely different app for that, but there is, uh, there is resources,
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um, which you obviously have to, have to troll through on the, on the app.
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For example, Tinder, they have resources to some sort of, um, company called sex wise, where
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you can get free consultations on STI, STD, unwanted pregnancies, things like that.
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So I think they've got it all covered in that sort of direction, but you have to really,
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And it's funny, it's funny, um, all this because it sort of shows what sort of app it
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is really, if, if you've got all of that lined up, ready and waiting.
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Um, so, and I think to add as well, because it's on an app, because we know, uh, social
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media is very, very toxic in its own way, because we're not face to face with someone, we wouldn't
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have that same interaction we would do through a phone to face to face.
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And I think that's, what's extremely important that when we go onto a profile and you say,
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oh, he's conservative, he's, he's, I don't know, anti-mass immigration, he's whatever, you
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wouldn't be putting this in your profile, obviously, but if you just see conservative,
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um, your immediate reaction is, is different to, to what you would be in real life.
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Cause you might not necessarily know that someone, um, is that, is that way inclined politically.
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So it's funny how we can easily hide behind a screen and, uh, and, um, they can make these
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comments about Tory hating and things like that when you just don't know your share values.
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If, if there's anything we should have learned from the pandemic is that when you go to these
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protests, there are a lot of people there who normally would not agree with each other
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on very much, but they are all there marching for freedom and for medical privacy.
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You know, once you have that little label on, on who you are in the app, people are just
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skipping past you without actually getting to know you as a person.
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And every time that I am considering thinking that maybe whatever is in front of me is worth
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fighting with my husband about, I'm going to whip out your video and watch it and remind
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myself that, um, being single this day and age is absolutely no fun.
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Show us the data, show us the evidence, show us the process with, you know, what, what
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policies and what outcomes you have proven to dictate these extraordinary, unethical,
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unjustified, unscientific measures that you have implemented.
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They cited several parts of that collective agreement, of course.
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And, um, one specific thing was that they, they must negotiate with not only the individual
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members, but with the union itself before they make any forced, you know, interventions
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on our behalf, um, specifically when it comes down to injection.
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I am bringing you the story of a registered nurse whose union is actually backing her in
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In many instances, I hear from terminated employees whose unions have utterly failed
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them in the face of indiscriminate mandates that hail themselves as upholding the highest
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And yet basic questions and requests for justification never seem to be attainable.
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In this instance, the nurse that I'm interviewing has jumped through all of the hoops that the
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employer wanted her to do to claim a religious and ethical exemption against that indiscriminate
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She even asked for further data and clarification and information to help make an informed choice,
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which appears to have fallen once again on deaf ears, but her union took her concerns
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And I read through it, it's, it's very well sourced and obviously a lot of time and effort
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went into this essay that accompanied your, uh, you're, you're seeking an exemption.
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And what was the basis of your exemption, uh, your claim for an exemption?
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And then do you think that anyone even took the time to read that essay that you took so
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Um, so I'll actually start with the latter half of that question first, if that's okay.
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I do not believe that they actually read my essay because I'm happy, I think an agency
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of that magnitude would have taken into account some of the very serious concerns that I address,
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not only with regards to legality, but also with some of the ethical considerations around
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the response and the harm that we as an agency were all aware of, you know, specifically regarding
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our seniors and what, what the consequences were.
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So the basis of my exemption was of course, a legitimate medical background that I have.
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Um, but I was not allowed to bring that forth or had no medical professional who would back
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me in that because, well, as we all know, the government has scripted, um, appropriate
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So somehow they, they became experts in individual health expertise, but nonetheless, so that was one.
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Um, but the other, uh, big part of my religious exemption was under human rights ground, human
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Um, so discrimination was a big one, but I also began with providing very well documented
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So I brought forth, uh, the healthcare consent act of Canada, my inability as an individual to
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provide informed consent or voluntary consent based on the simple fact that the evidence is
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So, and I, what I did there was I also went further and brought forth evidence from the
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chronic monographs from CDC, you know, from relevant, um, sources such as the who to, to
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basically outline, Hey, here's what information I need and here's why it's lacking.
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Politicians would have us believe that we are in a deadly pandemic.
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So deadly that we need to sacrifice our civil liberties and treat a substantial portion
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of innocent, otherwise law-abiding Canadian citizens as though they are dangerous criminals
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These people are not allowed to dine indoors, use recreation facilities, or watch their kids
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And with a pandemic so deadly, surely you would need all hands on deck in the healthcare system.
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However, otherwise healthy, albeit unvaccinated healthcare workers are being fired all over
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It's causing staffing shortages, fatigue, and canceled treatments for patients.
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It's become such a problem that COVID positive yet vaccinated healthcare workers have been
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called back to work while unvaccinated, but COVID negative, perfectly healthy healthcare
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And unions, which I'm told exist to protect the rights of the workers, well, they've been
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largely asleep at the switch, siding so often with the employer against the fundamental rights
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That's why it's rare when you hear about a healthcare union taking on a grievance on behalf
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Tamara Ugolini joins me now with the full story.
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Tamara, I guess my first question is, after seeing so many of these grievances be denied,
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Is it because of where she works, as in not necessarily in a hospital, but in a sort of a publicly
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Well, it's a great question because as we've seen all throughout the COVID pandemic is the
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arbitrary enforcement of measures and decision-making that's happened all throughout that it leaves
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you not really able to logically follow the train of thought in terms of who gets honored
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In this particular instance, I think that the nurse is just a powerhouse.
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I think that she has this amazingly well-sourced essay that she had written that she provided
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to her union and sourced a lot of really good, strong legal points in terms of the Healthcare
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And I think we posted a link in my full report to the essay that she wrote, of course, leaving
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And so I would urge people to go and read that and be able to maybe lean into and recognize
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where the advocacy work might be working in your favor and where, you know, like these
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notices of liability, and I know we've touched on that many times before, might actually hinder
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your potential to do some real advocacy work on the part of yourself.
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And so that's all I, the only thing I can think of that makes sense here is that this woman
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has just been such a powerhouse and such a good, strong advocate and sourcing some really
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well-thought-out points that it's hard to ignore.
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Yeah, I think she really left her union with no choice because she did so much of the legwork
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And again, a 20-page essay where she notes that she has robust natural immunity and she
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still takes necessary precautions to mitigate infection risk.
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She has no problem wearing PPE or getting tested routinely because we know the vaccinated and
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But I think she really, just by sheer pressure and will, she left her own union no choice
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Well, and that's a great point, too, that you make with the PPE and the testing is that
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this reasonable alternatives being offered to employees, it can't, it's not ethical or
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just to impose this vaccinate or be terminated.
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Like, there needs to be some middle ground here.
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It's not such a black and white situation, even though it has been throughout the pandemic
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But what I think is a key takeaway here is that there needs to be some of that grey area
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finessed and met that, you know, not everyone's just going to be satisfied with either being
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That anyone who's willing and able to take reasonable precautions and if the PPE works,
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If that's an actual preventative barrier in place to protect the vulnerable, who this particular nurse
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has been in close contact for two and a half years and probably where she got her, obtained her natural
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immunity, then if the PPE works so well and we're trusting the science on that, why isn't that good
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enough, especially as we see in real time as the data comes out that, like you said, the vaccinated
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and the unvaccinated are able to carry similar viral loads, carry and transmit the virus.
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So I think that having this conception that the vaccine is, it's this false sense of security
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and I think, again, just being able to be a strong advocate, stand by your convictions,
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source things that are evidence-based and then also to ask questions that are reasonable
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and if you're not getting the answers that you are looking for, then that's cause for concern
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as well, both for the union and the employee, because how do you continue with your employment
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in good faith if your request for clarification and for more information is being ignored?
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Yeah, I think you make a great point that there is really no longer a justification for vaccine
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There never was as far as a civil liberties perspective, but for the pro-locker downers and
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the pro-forced vaccinators, with the rise of the Omicron variant, which is completely
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escaping the vaccines, the vaccines, most studies coming out say they really provide little
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I think the employers and the governments are running out of time with their vaccine mandates
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that they can no longer justify imposing them on normal people.
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What are your predictions for the future going forward?
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Well, it's so tough to say because every time that I think that things are starting to become
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more rational and logical and I'm like, yes, we can see maybe the light at the end of this
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tunnel here that we will get out of this catastrophic disaster, the noose tightens once again.
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I mean, I do see a shift happening with a lot of people who, you know, they complied, they
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did their part, they did everything that was asked of them.
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And now they're still back at square one, which is here in Ontario, at least, lockdown,
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And so I think that has prompted a lot of people to say, hold on a minute here.
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And if we are trusting the science, well, do we not believe that our vaccines worked and
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Is this, you know, like what happens every year with the flu and why there's a new flu
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vaccine every year that it tailors and it mutates and there's a new strain?
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And are we signing up for that variant vaccine treadmill just continually every year?
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I think a lot more people are starting to question now just what's going on and maybe it's prompted
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them to start to do a little bit more of their own homework and see what other information is out
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there that they're not necessarily hearing on the television.
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Yeah, I think there's a lot of buyer's remorse.
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There are a lot of people who didn't really care about civil liberties.
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They didn't really care about whether or not their friends and neighbours were being
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discriminated against, judge their character how you will for that sort of behaviour.
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But there are a lot of people who said, okay, fine, I'll go along with the lockdowns.
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I will be perfectly fine when my children's school is cancelled, their sports are cancelled.
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But they still ended up with Omicron and everything's still locked down.
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And those people, I think, are getting a little bit mugged by reality.
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And while I never rely on politicians to do the right thing, I think they do respond to
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public opinion polling because they are not really principled people.
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They just go whatever way the public trends go.
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And I think the public trend, as you say, might be going in the direction of, hang on a minute,
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And so it's just a matter of time before that pendulum comes back now and starts to swing
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And I'm so thankful for the internet in that regard because there are so many instances
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where there were so many brave individuals at the onset of the pandemic that were speaking
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out early on April, May 2020, saying, you know, this isn't evidence-based.
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We already, after only a few months, we know who's at risk.
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Let's target our approach, make it more balanced.
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Let's get people who aren't at risk back to living normally.
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And those opinions and thoughts were completely disregarded under the guise of all things veiled
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And so that pendulum is now coming back the other way and it's swinging toward following
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the actual science and the data because we have real world stats and data coming out now
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It's just really sad that it took this long for that shift to happen because it damaged
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in the meantime so many, obviously, businesses, family, children, their psychological health,
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mental, emotional repercussions of some of these measures that continue, especially here
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And so I just, I do agree that the polling is a big precursor to the politicians' response.
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And I think that the media has played a huge role in shaping that public opinion.
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And that is really, really concerning who they kind of handpick and choose who to feature
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and who not to feature in terms of these experts, quote unquote.
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Yeah, it's interesting that you could be cancelled three months ago for saying the stuff that Fauci
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and many of our public health officials are saying now, all of us were saying all along,
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there's a difference between dying with and dying of COVID.
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But when you needed to pad the stats to make sure that Trump was a serial killer of grandparents,
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But now that Biden has more deaths on his watch than Trump, oh, wait, we need to break those
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numbers apart to help Joe Biden and politicians all across the world who are now dealing with
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Tamara, thank you so much for sticking with these stories and telling the stories of normal
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people who were hurt for standing up and doing the right thing.
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And I hope we never forget not only the sacrifices they made, but the things the politicians did to
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them when they tried to defend their own rights.
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And also for your work on all of the rebels work in this on this front.
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Yeah, it's been great to be able to advocate for the normals during all of this.
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The people that the mainstream media just wants to shut up, go away, behave and follow the
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Do you remember a few weeks ago when David Suzuki said that there could or would or should
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Initially, he held his ground, refused to retract that.
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But I don't know where the pressure came from, whether it's from the David Suzuki Foundation,
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which for some reason is charitable status in Canada, or whether it's from the CBC.
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But he eventually realized that he had simply gone too far, this multimillionaire, essentially
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Well, not so at the CBC, Trudeau's state broadcaster.
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In this great story on True North by Cosman, Georgia, it's revealed by Cosman's digging that
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the CBC has just commissioned an anarchist who promotes violence, including videos like
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one titled How to Paralyze a Country, Trudeau's CBC state broadcaster has hired an anarchist
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Well, friends, unlike the state broadcaster CBC, we do allow viewer feedback, the good,
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So let's take a look back at some of it from this past week.
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On Ezra's monologue about CBC partnering with an anarchist to produce a documentary
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about the opposition to the coastal gas link pipeline using the hereditary chiefs of the
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Wet Sweat and Band to disenfranchise the elected band council and the people who voted for the
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elected band council, Buecher writes on Rumble, Suzuki is a CBC employee, right?
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Pipelines will start blowing up if we don't do what he says.
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Well, I don't know if you know, but I do know a fair bit about David Suzuki because
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I did write an unauthorized biography of David Suzuki and it was a national bestseller, but
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you wouldn't know that if you got all your news from the horrible mainstream media.
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And the latest Suzuki outburst should come as no surprise to people like myself who have
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paid close attention to his wild behavior both in public and in private.
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He's told us exactly who he is dozens, if not hundreds of times, beginning from when
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he and his hippie trippy days compared humans to maggots.
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And yet Suzuki was never fired or even scolded.
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Those people that are aligned with these Muslim countries and that are advising our government
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is doing the same thing, advising them not to touch this subject.
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And it is the most shameful, most horror filled event of this century.
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It is unquestionably the most harsh and tragic incident that is happening with the Uyghurs.
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And I know why it's happening, because East Turkmenistan is the way from China to Pakistan, where they're
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So they don't want the East Turkmenistanis or the Uyghurs to raise any objections to them
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And by the way, I don't know if a lot of viewers know this, that like Tibet, East Turkmenistan,
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where the Uyghurs live, is also been occupied by China.
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So it is the most heinous of crimes happening right now as we speak.
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And nobody, no Muslim country has ever raised this issue with China.
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And they're all part of the Brotherhood Network.
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Whereas if you slap a taxi driver, a Muslim in New York, all hell will break loose.
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But the whole entire population is being punished for something that they have not, they don't
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And the United Nations Human Rights Council, which prides itself on human rights abuse, has
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Because the largest group there is the OIC, which is the Organization of Islamic Cooperation,
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So, I mean, as Sohail said, you have something small happening to a Muslim in a Western country
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Yet there is a genocide taking place against these Chinese Muslims.
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On my interview with Raheel Raza and her husband Sohail about why the Western world is silent
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on the Uyghur genocide in China, Galland 53 on Rumble writes,
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Canadians know that Trudeau has his most admired dictatorship as his top priority, and anything
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else he claims he stands for is mere woke posturing.
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When Trudeau said at his Ladies' Night fundraiser years ago that China was his most admired
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He actually went on to justify and explain why he felt that way, that China had the ability
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to introduce drastic green measures into their economy if they wanted.
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Yeah, they're able to do that because they don't have to consider the will of the people
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That should have been our very first clue that Justin Trudeau never really actually cared
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He won't shut up about the reproductive rights of women, which is code for abortion, but he's
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completely silent as Uyghur Muslim women are forcibly sterilized by the CCP.
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I actually don't even think that Justin Trudeau is all that sincere about the woke things
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He just wants to be hip and he wants to be liked by progressives, but also by China.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's wife, who reported what officials call mild flu-like
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symptoms Wednesday night, was in London to attend a wee day gathering with her daughter,
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Ella Grace, and her mother-in-law, Margaret Trudeau, on March 4th.
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The Prime Minister's office issued a statement late Thursday confirming she has COVID-19.
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Actor Idris Elba, pictured here with Sophie, also came down with a dose of the Rona after
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Now, just months after this, Trudeau's government handcrafted a sole source contract for the
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Kielbergers worth $43 million to administer a nearly $1 billion government student bailout
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Anyway, the Prime Minister's wife travels at the start of the pandemic and comes back
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I wanted to know all there is to know about this.
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Sophie wanted to stay at the Corinthia because that's where the celebrities stay.
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There are other suggestions of a hotel, but it was unacceptable since it didn't have the
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Trip organizers wanted Sophie to get the full diplomatic clearance treatment for the visit.
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But the Government of Canada said no since it was a private visit for her to go to a
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On my video about Madam Sophie Trudeau insisting on diplomatic clearance and a taxpayer funded
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credit card for her trip to London in March 2020 to attend the WE Day super spreader event,
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wherein Sophie actually did come home with COVID-19.
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Rules for thee and not for me is how the political elite live.
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How many times are they caught without masks and doing things that we are not allowed to?
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When will people open their eyes and see this sham for what it is?
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The CDC now says paper and cloth masks are nothing more than decoration.
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But how often did they demonize and shut down people on social media for saying these very
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Not only did they demonize and shut down people for saying this stuff on social media, people
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today are even still being issued tickets for not wearing useless paper and cloth masks
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Because people were not actually punished for violating the science, as they say.
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They were being punished because they were not controllable by the state.
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They were being fined for the crime of being ungovernable.
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I want to thank our team in the Toronto head office for putting together this little series
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of clips to produce a meaningful show for you all to watch.
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I want to thank my friend David for trusting me in the driver's seat these last few weeks.
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And I want to thank everybody for their constant notes about how much they miss him and how
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Now, as David Menzies says, and I'm probably going to screw this one up somehow, but without