Rebel News Podcast - September 07, 2022


EZRA LEVANT ｜ Is Trudeau going to put us back into some sort of lockdown？ I’ll show you a recent comment he made


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A new speech from Justin Trudeau is pretty creepy. And then some creepy news about Veterans being told they should commit suicide if they have PTSD. You won t believe it, but I'll interview someone who knows. That's today's show.

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00:00:00.000 Hello my friends, a new speech from Justin Trudeau. It's pretty creepy. Is he threatening
00:00:04.280 to lock us down again if we don't take another booster? I think that's what he's saying.
00:00:11.820 I'll play the clip for you. And then some creepy news out of the Veterans Affairs Department.
00:00:19.020 Veterans being told they should just commit suicide if they have PTSD. You won't believe it,
00:00:24.800 but I'll interview someone who knows. That's today's show. But before I get to it,
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00:00:51.260 All right, here's today's show.
00:00:54.800 Tonight, is Trudeau going to put us back in some sort of lockdown? I'll show you a recent comment
00:01:14.720 he made. It's September 6th, and this is The Ezra LeVant Show.
00:01:18.000 You fighting for freedom! Shame on you, you censorious bug!
00:01:24.800 How was your summer? I guess it's still summer technically, but Labor Day always feels like
00:01:38.040 the de facto end of it for me. The kids go back to school. It starts to feel chilly out. For many
00:01:44.040 Canadians, it was the first summer that was close to normal in three years. Maybe it was even close
00:01:50.960 enough to normal that just for a moment we could forget how abusive it all has been. How they
00:01:58.000 literally banned us from parks and gyms and going outside, but also from having anyone over
00:02:05.560 banned churches. But let Walmart and the liquor store stay open. And if you dare to object, oh my god,
00:02:13.440 well, you better be careful. You'd be stomped on by riot police, whether you were a restaurateur or a
00:02:20.320 peaceful protester in your nation's capital or even a Christian pastor. That was all just a few months
00:02:27.200 ago. The trucker convoy was just seven months ago. And by the way, it's not all gone. Unvaccinated 1.00
00:02:33.000 people still cannot come into Canada from foreign countries, even though vaccines are now universally
00:02:37.800 acknowledged. It's simply not stopping you from getting an illness. That used to be the definition
00:02:43.480 of a vaccine, but they destroyed the meaning of that word to keep their propaganda. You know,
00:02:48.280 every day, another example of what's laughably called sudden adult death syndrome. There's no such
00:02:53.880 thing. There's no such thing as healthy athletes in their teens and twenties just suddenly dying of heart
00:02:59.720 attacks in the playing field. That was never a thing before. The media has, you know, shut that up.
00:03:06.040 The health experts have hushed that up. Even if you could speak the truth, what could you do about
00:03:11.400 it? Canada, the U.S., all the Western countries have indemnified the vaccine companies. You cannot
00:03:16.680 sue them. You're not allowed to sue them. What a laugh to see Joe Biden exclaim that he socked it to
00:03:23.000 big pharma. Oh, he sure did. We beat pharma this year. We beat pharma this year. And it mattered.
00:03:31.400 We're going to change people's lives. What does that even mean? Biden forced countless citizens
00:03:38.040 to be jabbed on pain of being fired. He demonized the rest. He banned Americans from suing for vaccine
00:03:45.240 injuries. And he's declaring victory over big pharma. You are big pharma, Biden. So we're still
00:03:51.640 in the crisis, even if we're allowed to go to the restaurant now and we're not forced to wear a mask in
00:03:55.560 stores now. It's still a crisis. You can't travel outside the country without a two-week quarantine
00:03:59.880 upon your return if you're not jabbed. Again, it doesn't matter if you're healthy or not. A fully
00:04:05.000 jabbed person who returns to Canada with COVID does not have to quarantine. A non-jabbed person who is 1.00
00:04:11.800 perfectly healthy must quarantine for two weeks. There's no sense to that other than vengeance.
00:04:16.760 But when it's a lovely Canadian summer and you can meet friends again, there are music concerts and
00:04:24.600 barbecues and life opens up again and you can forget the two years they stole from us. Except,
00:04:32.120 I don't know, except maybe we're not done yet. Maybe they want to
00:04:35.640 go back into it again. I mean, look at this weirdness here. This is
00:04:39.640 a comment by Trudeau just the other day. This is clips from CTV. Take a look at this.
00:04:43.720 The things to remember is COVID is not done with us yet. We might want to be done with it,
00:04:50.120 but it's still around. And yes, we have a lot more tools, a lot more understanding,
00:04:54.360 a lot more knowledge on how to keep ourselves and our loved ones safe that have allowed us to get
00:04:59.000 back to regular life in a lot of ways for a whole bunch of people. But we also know that as winter comes
00:05:06.120 and as people get pushed back indoors, there is a real risk of another serious wave of COVID.
00:05:13.720 One of the best things we can do to prevent that wave, prevent the pressure on our healthcare
00:05:20.120 system, prevent provinces from having to take decisions around restrictions and mandates
00:05:26.840 is to ensure that everyone is up to date in their vaccinations. The recommendation is, you know,
00:05:33.640 you should be up to date in your vaccinations if you have had a dose within six months. Everyone who
00:05:40.360 has been a while since their vaccination should look at the fact that we have new vaccines coming out
00:05:47.560 this month that are tailored against Omicron that will provide better protection and everyone should
00:05:55.160 get out and get vaccinated. If we are able to hit that 80, 85, 90% of Canadians up to date in their
00:06:02.040 vaccinations, we'll have a much better winter with much less need for the kinds of restrictions and
00:06:09.320 rules that were so problematic for everyone over the past years. But every step of the way,
00:06:15.000 government's responsibility is to keep people safe, to prevent our healthcare systems from getting
00:06:20.680 overwhelmed. And that's where individuals choosing to make sure they're up to date in their vaccinations
00:06:25.640 with these new vaccines. He's going to help us all. Twice there, he said, you need to get vaxxed to
00:06:31.480 protect the healthcare system. The system, what's the system? Rules, offices, bureaucrats, politicians,
00:06:38.840 taxes. That's a system. The system was built to keep us healthy. We are the purpose of the system.
00:06:46.040 The system is meant to serve us. No, not anymore. Our purpose is now to serve the system itself.
00:06:51.080 The system is the purpose. We must save the system. We are the expendable cost.
00:06:58.040 And if 80 or 85 or 90% of Canadians don't get their third or is it fourth or is it the fifth shot now,
00:07:03.400 he didn't actually say, did he? He just said, up to date, which constantly grows. Well then,
00:07:08.120 sorry, but you're making him hurt you again. It's your fault for making him hurt you again.
00:07:13.320 Your fault about these problematic restrictions and mandates. That's the word he used. Now he admits
00:07:18.200 they're problematic. Will he tell us what the problem is, pray tell? He says government's
00:07:23.320 responsibility is to keep us safe. I don't think anyone can say the government kept us safe,
00:07:28.200 certainly not in government-run long-term care homes, certainly not in government-run schools
00:07:32.600 or other institutions. Suicide, depression, general lack of health, lack of exercise, kids failing and
00:07:37.560 falling behind because of no school, economic disaster, jobs lost. The government did not keep us
00:07:43.240 safe. It put us into harm. But I reject the government's primary function is to keep us
00:07:49.320 safe. That's not the purpose of government. Show me that in the constitution. The government's purpose
00:07:53.720 is to keep us free. It's to keep its hands off us. How is banning weddings and funerals keeping us safe?
00:08:01.640 Don't tell me Trudeau was keeping us safe when Trudeau himself ignores his rules, the quarantines,
00:08:07.080 except when he wanted to avoid journalists for two weeks, so he quarantined. When he flew as he wanted
00:08:13.080 to, mask on, mask off whenever he wanted to. Mask off for a photo op with the 96-year-old queen, mask on
00:08:21.880 for other photo ops. Got it. Now he said we need jabs every six months. That's what he said.
00:08:28.520 But his handpicked appointees, the National Advisory Committee on Immunization, they said the Canadians
00:08:35.720 should get a jab every 90 days, four times a year. What? What? And that fool, Jean-Yves Duclos,
00:08:46.360 Trudeau's health minister, not a doctor or a nurse himself, who says vaccines are like cell phone
00:08:51.720 batteries, you see. Got to keep them boosted. That's the medical explanation. Keep it charged.
00:08:59.960 Various vaccine protection is like a phone battery. It needs to be recharged from time to time.
00:09:08.440 Recharging our protection after six months is important. Otherwise, we are left without the power
00:09:15.800 to protect ourselves and our loved ones. Getting everyone caught up with a vaccination is a top
00:09:23.080 priority. This is not only true for COVID-19 vaccinations, but also for routine vaccinations
00:09:30.120 for all children and adults. Merci. Thank you. Miigwetch. Oh, that's a science guy. I mean,
00:09:37.640 remember not long ago, Trudeau bought 400 million doses of the vaccine. 400 million,
00:09:42.600 that's 10 for every man, woman, child and baby. The contract is a secret. How much did Trudeau pay?
00:09:48.600 What were the special promises Trudeau made? Obviously banning people for suing
00:09:53.400 for vaccine injuries was a big one. Did Trudeau make other promises to Pfizer? Did he say he would
00:09:58.440 censor any critics? Did he say he would punish any premiers who dissented? I don't know. What
00:10:03.160 what were the other promises? Why can't we see them? So he's got to get 400 million doses into arms,
00:10:08.680 people. I mean, what about the investors? They're counting on it. Here's a story from the Times of
00:10:13.960 London today. Moderna aims to give investors extra boost with six in one super jab. So glad the
00:10:23.560 investors are getting a boost. That's honest journalism, by the way. So what's going to come?
00:10:30.040 Is Trudeau saying when he says 80, 85, 90 percent of you had better take this or I'm going to do
00:10:36.040 problematic things to you again? Did he mean that? Do you think he means that?
00:10:40.280 He's meant everything he's threatened so far. The thugs at Western University obey Trudeau. They
00:10:46.440 waited until their students had signed up, paid their tuition, made their travel plans,
00:10:50.600 rented apartments and then, surprise, they said, mandatory boosters or you're out.
00:10:56.440 As Trudeau would say, why did you make me hurt you? I told you not to make me hurt you.
00:11:00.680 Well, the Democracy Fund is suing them. Got an emergency injunction application underway.
00:11:07.960 Hopefully those thugs will be stopped. But maybe now we know why Trudeau and his incompetent
00:11:14.360 transport minister, O'Meara Gabbard, just won't give up that Arrive Can app, no matter what. That's
00:11:20.360 the invasive app that makes you tell the government your private health info and then that shares that
00:11:26.440 with foreign organizations like the UN's World Health Organization. According to the app's own
00:11:31.000 privacy policy, they share it with foreign sources. Maybe it's because Trudeau isn't being the last
00:11:36.520 leader in the world to give up authoritarianism. Maybe it's because Trudeau is being the first leader
00:11:43.240 in the world outside of communist China who's getting ready for the next wave of lockdowns.
00:11:49.320 Oh, no, he's not last. He's first. What do you think he's going to do to us next? Stay with us for more.
00:12:11.720 Hey, welcome back. You know, here's a headline that actually appeared in the CBC a few years ago,
00:12:16.520 but I see you making the rounds again today. It's an atrocious story. A new study says
00:12:24.200 assisted suicide can save us tens, maybe hundreds of millions of dollars. That's so exciting to the
00:12:31.560 CDC. And they actually quote a doctor whose motto used to be do no harm. That's the Hippocratic Oath.
00:12:39.800 A doctor boasting that assisted suicide actually costs very little. It's not going to be a burden
00:12:46.280 at all on the health care system. And in fact, we'll save a mountain of money. The CBC says this with glee.
00:12:53.240 It's an inversion of the purpose of the health care system. It's to serve people, not have people die
00:13:00.360 to preserve the system. Although that's language we hear more and more. I played you
00:13:04.360 this clip from Justin Trudeau a moment ago. Here's Trudeau saying that you need to get jabbed,
00:13:11.800 not to save yourself, not for your own health, but to save the system by which he means a political
00:13:18.760 structure, bureaucrats. What's meant to serve you, you must serve. Here's that clip again.
00:13:25.560 The things to remember is COVID is not done with us yet. We might want to be done with it,
00:13:32.280 but it's still around. And yes, we have a lot more tools, a lot more understanding, a lot more
00:13:37.080 knowledge on how to keep ourselves and our loved ones safe that have allowed us to get back to regular
00:13:42.200 life in a lot of ways for a whole bunch of people. But we also know that as winter comes and as people
00:13:48.920 get pushed back indoors, there is a real risk of another serious wave of COVID. One of the best
00:13:56.600 things we can do to prevent that wave, prevent the pressure on our health care system, prevent
00:14:04.200 provinces from having to take decisions around restrictions and mandates is to ensure that
00:14:09.960 everyone is up to date in their vaccinations. The recommendation is, you know, you should be up to
00:14:17.160 date in your vaccinations if you have had a dose within six months. Everyone who has been a while
00:14:23.320 since their vaccination, this vaccination should look at the fact that we have new vaccines coming out
00:14:29.720 this month that are tailored against Omicron that will provide better protection and everyone should
00:14:37.320 get out and get vaccinated. If we are able to hit that 80, 85, 90% of Canadians up to date in their
00:14:44.200 vaccinations. We'll have a much better winter with much less need for the kinds of restrictions and
00:14:51.480 rules that were so problematic for everyone over the past years. But every step of the way,
00:14:57.160 government's responsibility is to keep people safe, to prevent our health care systems from getting
00:15:02.840 overwhelmed. And that's where individuals choosing to make sure they're up to date in their vaccinations
00:15:07.800 with these new vaccines. He's going to help us all. I shouldn't pick just on Justin Trudeau,
00:15:13.240 Jason Kenney, who for years styled himself as the most pro-freedom MP and certainly one of the most
00:15:19.720 pro-life MPs. He was using the same language too, when he said that he would bring back vaccine
00:15:27.320 mandates and lockdowns again, if he had to, to save the system. Here's Jason Kenney, allegedly a pro-life MP.
00:15:36.200 Indoor gatherings last Thanksgiving sparked the second wave of COVID with cases and hospitalizations
00:15:43.560 surging after millions of Albertans celebrated in close contact with loved ones. We simply cannot
00:15:50.760 afford a repeat scenario, not with as dangerous Delta variant that is still circulating and with our
00:15:58.280 hospitals under such severe pressure. So all other rules remain the same. And if they're followed,
00:16:06.600 we'll avoid the scenario that played out last fall. So my message is simple. Please follow the rules that
00:16:14.520 that are in place to be blunt. No indoor social gatherings are permitted outside of a household
00:16:21.240 for people who are unvaccinated. It's so weird. And the reason I use the phrase pro-life is because 0.99
00:16:26.120 of our next guest. Her name is Nicole Scheidel. She's the head of physicians for life, the executive
00:16:32.760 director. And she has a terrifying story from the department of national defense, actually from the
00:16:39.080 veterans affairs, that soldiers are being coaxed and encouraged to choose assisted suicide, doctor
00:16:49.080 assisted suicide, instead of costly medical treatments. It's euthanasia by another name.
00:16:55.880 Joining us now is Nicole Scheidel, who is in Ottawa. Nice to meet you. Thanks for joining us today.
00:17:01.960 Tell me about the Veterans Affairs Department and their approach to veterans, typically who have
00:17:09.640 post-traumatic stress disorder or other, you know, lingering mental or psychological or physical
00:17:16.520 health problems. Are they actually pushing them to choose assisted suicide? Well, that's the story that
00:17:22.440 came out recently in the news that a soldier who or a veteran who was seeking help for his PTSD
00:17:30.200 was advised and encouraged. And this was not his asking. He told the service agent to stop promoting
00:17:38.360 assisted suicide to him. But apparently she went on several times to encourage him to take that route
00:17:45.160 instead of trying to get help for his PTSD. And it did set him back several months in his
00:17:51.960 recovery. I mean, that's going to be quite demoralizing. You want help. You're trying to
00:17:56.120 get better. And here you have a government agent who's supposed to be your helper saying,
00:18:00.280 yeah, you know what, maybe you should pack it in. And I'm happy to help. I, that, that acronym,
00:18:05.800 I'm seeing it more and more MAID, MAID, which stands for, if I'm not mistaken, medically,
00:18:11.320 medical assistance in dying. It's such a gross euphemism. They just can't say euthanasia. They can't
00:18:17.560 say doctors. They're trying to make it meaningless or harmless. MAID, medical assistance in dying. 0.99
00:18:23.800 Either way, it hides the true nature of what they're doing. Here's a government bureaucrat
00:18:28.520 saying to a problem, looking at a person as a problem, looking at a patient as a problem to be
00:18:34.280 solved. You've got to protect the government by killing yourself. We don't have to protect you.
00:18:40.280 You have to protect us. It's a, it's a moral inversion. Well, it's certainly a huge problem.
00:18:46.840 And one of the things that you see originally when this was suggested into the healthcare system was
00:18:53.640 that it would be for people right at the end of their lives to kind of ease them over the edge.
00:18:58.040 But now with the expansion of euthanasia, we're seeing people who are healthy, who are not dying,
00:19:03.960 opting for it because of poverty, because of disability, because they're lonely, because they
00:19:10.120 don't have the supports they need. And in this case, they have, this soldier had a mental health
00:19:16.680 issue, a concussion and a PTSD that he was trying to recover from. And he was told, well, it's a little
00:19:23.800 too complicated or too expensive. It's better for you. Cheaper, easier, less messy. She even said that.
00:19:33.080 For you to seek assisted suicide. It's outrageous. Now, you don't speak just as someone who's 0.91
00:19:38.280 motivated ideologically. You are from a military family. I understand your husband is a veteran and
00:19:43.720 you have kids who are in fact serving in the Canadian forces. Is that true?
00:19:49.720 Yes, that's true. And I actually remember when my husband was deployed, he had soldiers who came back
00:19:55.960 from their deployments who were suicidal. It was a struggle to get help for them. One of those
00:20:01.720 soldiers unfortunately did commit suicide. I had to go to the funeral to represent him.
00:20:07.320 It was heartbreaking, absolutely heartbreaking. These men and women put their lives on the line
00:20:12.680 for this country. And they certainly deserve better than being told you're too expensive
00:20:18.760 to take care of. It's better for you to seek assisted suicide. Unbelievable. You know,
00:20:26.440 we have all these suicide hotlines. Kids help phone, you know, various suicide hotlines. I mean,
00:20:32.920 imagine calling for help. And actually, they're not suicide prevention lines. They're suicide
00:20:38.040 encouragement lines. They've tricked you. They've tricked you into thinking that you will get some
00:20:43.080 help from them. But no, no, no. That would cost too much. And that's inconvenient. And Justin Trudeau
00:20:48.840 has better things to spend his hundreds of billions of dollars on. Not you. I mean,
00:20:54.120 it reminds me of that clip from when Trudeau met a veteran. And he said, look, you're just asking for
00:21:00.600 more than we can give. Remember this clip from Edmonton? Take a look. Back in August 20, August 24th,
00:21:06.120 2015, you made the promise. And I'll quote it here. No veteran will be forced to fight their own
00:21:13.320 government for the support and compensation they have earned. Yet you are still currently in a legal
00:21:20.360 battle with veterans regarding equal support and compensation to their peers. You have ISIL or ISIS
00:21:31.800 members coming into a reintegration program. You did a backdoor deal with Omar Qadar with not even
00:21:39.320 stepping into the courtroom. Because honestly, Mr. Prime Minister, I was prepared to be injured in
00:21:46.280 the line of duty when I joined the military. Nobody forced me to join the military. I was prepared
00:21:53.400 to be killed in action. What I wasn't prepared for, Mr. Prime Minister, is Canada turning its back on me.
00:22:00.440 On a couple of elements you brought up. First of all, why are we still fighting against certain
00:22:13.960 veterans groups in court? Because they're asking for more than we are able to give right now.
00:22:21.000 They are asking for more than what? Well, no, hang on. You ask.
00:22:26.600 I mean, to go from saying I will not give you benefits to I will proactively tell you to kill
00:22:36.440 yourself is so gross. That's it's one thing not to help, but to say, you know, the help I'll give you.
00:22:45.000 I'll help you kill yourself. You went to fight for Canada or for whatever reason they went to fight for
00:22:53.240 you did that selflessly. You put yourself at risk and now you're inconvenient.
00:22:58.520 And so, look, can you just save us all some money? The CBC already made the case.
00:23:03.720 You're going to save us a lot of money, sir. Why don't you at least do something good in life and
00:23:08.120 kill yourself? That's the message they're being told by Veterans Affairs. Do you know how widespread this is?
00:23:14.360 It's not clear how widespread it is, but certainly this service agent told this veteran that she'd
00:23:21.960 already helped someone else seek assisted suicide. It's interesting because it's not even legal yet
00:23:29.400 for mental illness. And so she somehow was able to help this veteran seek assisted suicide. So you
00:23:35.240 kind of wonder what's going on in that department. Now, have you I understand you've got a petition and
00:23:41.640 you have about 2000 signatures on it asking the minister to pass a regulation stopping this kind
00:23:49.640 of coaching or grooming or or predatory behavior. If someone is suicidal, they're obviously
00:23:58.280 in a delicate state. And to send a quote medical professional in to finish them off.
00:24:04.840 Who's going to advocate for them there? They really are in this power imbalance.
00:24:10.760 That's why they're asking for help. That's the definition of asking for help.
00:24:15.080 Yeah, certainly help. Go ahead. Certainly people who are in that position are very vulnerable
00:24:21.160 and they need people who are willing to care for them and help them not to help them deal with the
00:24:28.360 suffering, not end the sufferer by killing them. Now, have you had any help on the other side of the
00:24:34.280 aisle? We know that Justin Trudeau does not have any respect or help for our veterans. He says they're just
00:24:39.160 asking for more than he can give. He can give to anyone else in the world, but not veterans.
00:24:43.960 How about the Conservative Party of Canada? In the past, they've held themselves out as being
00:24:49.240 champions of veterans. Their former leader, Aaron O'Toole, even was a veteran. Have you had any luck
00:24:55.400 with the Conservative Party on this?
00:24:58.200 Certainly a member of Parliament, Cooper, who is on the committee right now that's looking at
00:25:05.400 the euthanasia regime in Canada, has been very helpful, very supportive in trying to reach out and
00:25:12.360 bring these issues to the committee? The committee has been very thinly
00:25:19.480 organized, so there's not a lot of experts that they're listening to. They have very scaled down
00:25:25.720 hearings. In fact, they cancelled their last hearing just before summer break, so they are
00:25:30.040 really not doing the in-depth kind of look that they should be looking at these very challenging issues.
00:25:36.600 We also are going to be speaking to the Shadow Minister for Veterans Affairs shortly, which is
00:25:41.720 great. Initially, we were not able to get a meeting with him, but now we are, and so we really look
00:25:47.000 forward to having that discussion with him.
00:25:48.760 And who's that? What's his or her name?
00:25:50.360 Frank Caputo.
00:25:52.040 Okay. All right. I'm glad to hear that, because I understand they were avoiding you before,
00:25:56.440 and that rang some alarm bells for me.
00:25:59.240 Well, I think there was a little bit of miscommunication, to be fair to them, and
00:26:05.800 they absolutely reached out immediately after it kind of came out on Twitter that they had
00:26:12.520 not wanted to speak with us, and we are now going to be able to speak with them tomorrow.
00:26:17.240 Well, I look forward to hearing the results of that. Well, listen, this is so gross, and this is
00:26:22.600 this is as predictable as the night following the day, that when you put the government in charge
00:26:30.280 of anything, preserving their own empire, preserving their own system, will by necessity come ahead of
00:26:37.880 putting the patient first. We see this in the school system. Preserving the system, the bureaucracy is more
00:26:44.040 important than educating a child. And in the health system, preserving the system is more important than
00:26:49.560 saving a life, so much so that they're now literally offering to kill people. It's a gross story.
00:26:55.880 It's nice to meet you, Nicole. I hope you'll keep us posted on this,
00:26:59.080 and hopefully we can get that regulation in place to stop veteran affairs from counseling
00:27:06.040 people to commit suicide. I've never heard anything so upside down in my life, so thanks for taking the
00:27:11.400 time. You're welcome. All right. There you have it. Nicole Scheidel is the executive director
00:27:17.080 of Physicians for Life. Their website is physiciansforlife.ca. Stay with us. More ahead.
00:27:35.480 Hey, welcome back to your letters. The first one refers to Sheila's monologue on the feds going too far.
00:27:40.040 Someone called a look on the bright side says, went too far as a gross understatement, but it's
00:27:46.120 nice to see most people are paying attention at least. I'm not sure if most people are paying
00:27:51.160 attention. A lot of people are just, you know, they don't follow the news. They just live their daily
00:27:56.040 lives, and I think we have to help awaken them. Regento, if I'm saying that right, says democracy dies
00:28:04.040 without Ezra. Well, I think I appreciate the compliment. I'm doing my show. I was away too
00:28:13.640 long. I had some surgery a few weeks ago. I do miss a couple of days a week, but I am here at least
00:28:18.760 three days a week. And you know what I'm doing? At 12 noon Eastern time, 10 a.m. Mountain time,
00:28:23.480 I'm doing, when I'm in town, my live stream again, 30, 40 minutes. So if you were missing me,
00:28:30.840 and not everyone does, believe me, but if you want more Ezra content in your life,
00:28:35.160 tune into our YouTube and Rumble channels, also on Getter and Odyssey, 12 noon Eastern,
00:28:41.400 10 a.m. Mountain time, most weekdays, and you'll get an extra live dose. So that's what I did today.
00:28:50.140 Doug Michael says, can we get another Amber Alert for the unknown deaths piling up? Isn't that the truth?
00:28:56.480 You know, in the early days of the pandemic, actually, the reporting really didn't change.
00:29:01.760 Any death that could be at all linked to COVID was called a COVID death. I think the test was
00:29:08.220 that they tested positive for COVID within 30 days of dying. Even if they didn't die from COVID,
00:29:14.660 that one famous case of someone falling off a ladder, and that death being attributed to COVID.
00:29:20.260 So they would add anything and everything to get those COVID numbers up.
00:29:23.880 But they've taken the exact opposite approach for people who were vaccine injured.
00:29:29.400 Any excuse not to blame it on the vaccine. It's almost like politics has taken over for science.
00:29:36.500 That's our show for today. Until tomorrow, on behalf of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters,
00:29:40.760 to you at home, good night, and keep fighting for freedom.
00:29:43.780 Hey everyone, William Diaz here with Rebel News.
00:29:49.900 We know that university years are starting extremely shortly, both here in Canada and in the United States.
00:29:55.400 Universities are places where, you know, future politicians go to educate themselves,
00:29:59.740 future lawyers go to educate themselves, where young people go to learn new things about life,
00:30:04.760 to get ready for a future career.
00:30:06.940 But what happens when every right-wing or contrarian viewpoint gets censored?
00:30:13.980 Doesn't look good for a future of our society, where every conservative point of view is cancelled
00:30:19.640 because of the leftist-cancel culture. It's really not good for a future of a society.
00:30:24.000 So recently, The College Fix, a conservative newspaper that is run by students,
00:30:29.420 created a cancel culture database,
00:30:31.600 which attempts to document and pinpoint every cancelled culture incident that occurred
00:30:37.140 in American college campuses and Canadian college campuses
00:30:41.100 to expose the leftist cancelled culture that is happening in universities nowadays.
00:30:46.040 So today, I have with me Jennifer Cabani, who is the editor-in-chief of The College Fix,
00:30:50.740 to talk to me more about their cancelled culture database
00:30:53.600 and talk to me more about cancelled culture, generally speaking, in universities.
00:30:58.040 So Jennifer, could you just talk to us a little bit more about what you and your students
00:31:03.680 that work at The College Fix worked on, which was the cancelled culture database?
00:31:08.280 Yes, so we wanted to chronicle all the memory-holing, cancellations, shutdowns, shout-downs,
00:31:15.680 you know, everything that had been silenced or censored over really the last decade.
00:31:20.040 We wanted to create like a definitive database that tracks and monitors
00:31:23.780 and quantifies this cancelled culture phenomenon in higher education,
00:31:28.500 both in America and we have plenty of Canadian universities in the database as well.
00:31:33.120 Yeah, definitely.
00:31:33.820 What would you say was one of the most major incidents that you saw through your years as the editor?
00:31:40.600 You know, really what always strikes me as incredible is when they strip names, strip mascots,
00:31:46.920 you know, suspend professors, you know, won't allow students to meet or have funding.
00:31:52.240 It's like death by a thousand cuts.
00:31:56.000 You know, you have one incident, one headline, and it kind of like in one ear and out the other.
00:32:00.180 But when you take a look at it as a whole, what you see is an incredibly pressing and problematic system
00:32:07.400 in higher education where the victims have actually become the oppressors.
00:32:13.900 And they're setting the narrative and they're saying what's allowed and what's not allowed.
00:32:17.300 And in the meantime, they're rewriting history, changing our traditions, changing our cultures, 0.92
00:32:22.200 and really erasing so much of what we were founded upon both in America and in Canada.
00:32:29.820 Yeah, basically just stripping our cultures of Western values that are the basic foundations of our society.
00:32:37.240 So, yeah, so why did you think it was so important for you to start the database?
00:32:43.960 And how is it working?
00:32:45.200 If one goes on your website, how does it work, basically?
00:32:48.440 So, essentially, we have, when you load up the homepage on thecollegefix.com,
00:32:54.020 on the upper right-hand corner, you'll see our cancel culture database.
00:32:57.340 And you click on that, and then you can search the entire database.
00:33:00.720 Now, when we launched in September of 2021, we had a little over 1,200 entries.
00:33:07.920 Now, we're up to 1,575 entries.
00:33:11.040 So, we've added over 250 entries over the last school year.
00:33:14.900 You can search the database by topic, whether it's a building name or a mascot,
00:33:19.980 or you can search by date.
00:33:22.000 You can search by school.
00:33:23.220 If you enter in a school name, you can search that way.
00:33:25.960 Again, when you go through life and you just see a headline,
00:33:29.300 well, the university canceled this mascot.
00:33:31.120 Oh, well, the university renamed this building.
00:33:32.980 You kind of can easily forget because it's just so much.
00:33:36.340 And that's the point of the database.
00:33:37.620 We won't forget.
00:33:38.660 We are going to remember and chronicle and make sure that this Orwellian effort is tracked.
00:33:45.420 And we'll be, you know, the original truth tellers.
00:33:49.100 So, you don't have to come to us to find what things used to be like on campus.
00:33:52.720 Yeah, and as you said, 1,500 entries in the past four, is that four years?
00:33:59.760 So, we launched in September with like a little over 1,200 entries.
00:34:04.200 And now currently, as of today, we have 1,575 entries.
00:34:09.240 So, every entry represents either a successful cancellation or an attempted cancellation.
00:34:15.460 Because we didn't want to just chronicle all the successful cancellations.
00:34:20.360 We also wanted to paint a picture of how broad this problem is by listing the attempted cancellations.
00:34:26.360 And you could actually search our database that way, too.
00:34:28.740 If you only want to see things that were canceled, you could search that way.
00:34:32.320 If you want to see things that were protested, you could search that way.
00:34:34.960 Or you can just, you know, search the entire database as a whole.
00:34:37.380 Yeah, so, just, it's fair to say that in 2022 alone, there were 300 cancel culture incidents.
00:34:44.740 Yeah, it's fair to say there was about that many.
00:34:47.300 You know, there would be a situation where I might realize we missed one, you know, from back in the day.
00:34:52.340 So, I added it in.
00:34:53.460 But by and large, we were adding two, sometimes three a week for the whole school year.
00:34:59.000 It's never ending.
00:35:00.060 And that was the point of the database.
00:35:01.180 It's like, how are we going to track this craziness?
00:35:03.920 Somebody's got to make a list, you know?
00:35:05.720 So, that's what we did.
00:35:07.460 That's unbelievable.
00:35:08.480 And, you know, in college campuses, that's where you form our next leaders.
00:35:12.060 That's where our next scientists, our next lawyers are going to go out to study, our next politicians.
00:35:16.220 What do you think the impact of this is going to be?
00:35:19.380 How big of an impact will this have on our future society?
00:35:22.200 Well, one thing I will mention, because I know that you're in Canada.
00:35:26.400 You know, we have an entry about University Laval.
00:35:29.320 And they suspended a professor, Professor Provost.
00:35:33.100 He was an immunization and microbiology professor.
00:35:35.760 They suspended it for two months because all he did was question the efficacy of vaccines for children.
00:35:43.120 And for that, they suspended him for two months.
00:35:45.720 So, what kind of real-world implication does this have?
00:35:49.100 Well, if we can't have the debate on the impact of vaccines on our children, and everybody goes and gets their children vaccinated, and then 10 years down the road, we realize, you know what?
00:35:58.600 We should have asked some tougher questions because we're seeing, you know, some ramifications from silencing dissent or even just asking scientific questions.
00:36:07.440 The scientific method of inquiry that's been established for centuries, millennia, lives are on the line.
00:36:15.260 Literal lives are on the line.
00:36:16.800 So, I mean, at the end of the day, this is serious stuff.
00:36:19.340 Well, 100%, and especially since we know that CDC went back under words in terms of vaccine, the efficacy of vaccine mandates.
00:36:27.140 Exactly.
00:36:28.180 We're seeing, you know, all the people that were questioning professors, many, many science professors in America and Canada saying, hey, wait a minute.
00:36:37.500 This is not settled science, and we need to ask the tough questions and look at the data.
00:36:41.200 And they were silenced, and they were shut down.
00:36:43.080 And in many cases, especially in Canada, they were suspended.
00:36:45.960 We had articles taken down.
00:36:47.500 So now, you know, they're being vindicated, but it's too little too late.
00:36:51.300 I mean, you know, some of the damage has already been done.
00:36:53.480 So I think there's a Bill 32 that was introduced in Canada where they're trying to say, hey, look, professors need this academic freedom to stay in question and do what they do best.
00:37:03.840 And I really hope that that gets some traction, but I'm not holding my breath.
00:37:07.720 And knowing that, you know, conservatives on college campuses get ostracized by other students, they get insulted by other students.
00:37:13.740 And when I was at the University of Ottawa, I was called a pig for saying that men and women are different, that men and women do not necessarily have the same responsibilities in life.
00:37:21.820 Why should conservative students continue to be motivated to fight this leftist cancel culture?
00:37:27.020 You know, because they're the cool kids now.
00:37:28.740 I mean, they're the counterculture.
00:37:31.880 You know, back when I was growing up, you know, if you were a punk rock anarchist, I mean, those are the cool kids.
00:37:37.860 Now it's like if you're conservative, you're edgy, you know, you're the ones that are like questioning authority and that sort of thing.
00:37:43.740 So, hey, I say join the fun and be a young kid who gets to question government and question authority and demand their rights to free speech.
00:37:52.560 So it's actually I mean, look, it's no fun being called horrible names and ad hominid attacks just show the weakness of the left's argument.
00:37:59.920 However, you can have a lot of fun if you're an active conservative center, right, libertarian, what have you, classical liberal.
00:38:07.000 These are all people who have found common ground on some really important issues such as free speech and academic freedom.
00:38:12.340 And I say, you know, fight for your rights, because if you don't fight now, over time, they'll just keep taking away more and more and more.
00:38:19.740 And you've definitely seen that in Canada.
00:38:21.920 100 percent. How do you think conservatives on college campuses or classical liberals on college campuses can continue to fight against this type of leftist indoctrination, leftist propaganda and censorship?
00:38:32.540 Well, I think they can join forces. I mean, there's student groups get involved.
00:38:37.040 There's strength in numbers. There's camaraderie to be found in student groups.
00:38:40.200 So find those like minded student groups on campus. Join up and take part and take action.
00:38:45.340 I mean, there's one thing to be said if a professor assigns an essay and, you know, you know what they're looking for and you kind of, you know, play along.
00:38:51.760 But you still have an option to hear from guest speakers, to engage in debate with like minded peers and to take a stand when necessary on things that are going to affect your life and liberty.
00:39:04.100 That's what being a young college student is all about. Right.
00:39:06.520 And so don't be afraid to be bold and do what it takes to retain and fight for liberty.
00:39:12.060 Well, Shannon, you know, the university year is starting extremely shortly.
00:39:15.220 So it'll definitely be interesting to see how everything turns out.
00:39:19.760 Thanks for joining me today, Jennifer. Where can people find your work?
00:39:23.120 So we're at thecollegefix.com. We're also on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
00:39:27.720 So look us up. There's never a dull moment. I promise you that much.
00:39:32.240 Great. Thank you, Jennifer.
00:39:33.460 My pleasure.