Rebel News Podcast - SHEILA GUNN REID ｜ Rebels invade the World Health Summit!

00:00:00.000 Sneaking into the World Health Summit, I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed, and you're watching The Gun Show.

00:00:05.100 October 16th through to the 18th, the World Health Summit took place in Berlin, Germany,

00:00:30.440 and this was sort of put together with the World Health Organization, and all the people who have

00:00:36.040 said and done all the things to make politicians and public health bureaucrats control your lives

00:00:41.940 over the last two years, well, they were gathered for their fancy parties and their get-togethers

00:00:46.900 behind closed doors in the German city. But Rebel News sent a team of five journalists there,

00:00:54.720 and they were able to get into the conference, and they had to get a little bit creative.

00:00:59.660 They were even able to put a question to the head of the World Health Organization, Tedros.

00:01:06.960 So joining me today is Drea Humphrey, one of our five journalists that we sent to Berlin

00:01:14.100 to discuss what she saw when she was able to lift the veil of the World Health Summit

00:01:21.460 and the World Health Organization. Take a listen.

00:01:29.660 Joining me now is my friend and colleague, Drea Humphrey, and she's fresh off the World Health Summit

00:01:36.960 in Berlin. Drea went directly into the belly of the beast where all the mad decision makers who 1.00

00:01:44.240 have been giving politicians advice to control our lives and control our relationships over the last

00:01:50.120 two and a half years. She was there with them. Drea, I want to ask you, first of all,

00:01:54.980 were they cloaked up? Were they in their, like, mad scientist suits with their goggles and their masks

00:02:04.500 and all those things that the hypochondriacs wore at the beginning of the pandemic? Were they like 0.89

00:02:09.320 that, or are they also over this too? You know, I think that's one of the things that stood out to me

00:02:14.820 the most while I was there. Like you said, we were in the belly. We were engaging with the lockdowners

00:02:20.440 and their supporters. And one of the things I noticed that a lot of them understand the same

00:02:26.220 things that we do over the last two years. One person I spoke to with public health at this

00:02:30.140 moment, I won't name who, came out and was like, I'm so tired of hearing this, like these sessions,

00:02:37.480 these things like that. And, you know, when I asked, what do you think about like Bill Gates and

00:02:43.420 things like that? Her response was, well, you know, it's all just part of the new world order.

00:02:47.000 So, I mean, that's conspiracy theory talk, is it not? But that's exactly how they're framing the

00:02:54.440 last two years up at these sessions. So, yeah, they certainly seem, some of them, of course,

00:03:01.600 are still spouting the same sentences we've heard for the last two years. But I think the bulk of it

00:03:06.520 are moving on and I think trying to move up with the next chapter in the world.

00:03:12.900 So, what do you think the next chapter is?

00:03:14.480 Well, I'm allowed to talk about that. You know, obviously, it's the push to

00:03:20.600 globalize everything, globalize health, globalize crises, and then the power that comes with doing

00:03:27.600 that. Who, if we globalize everything, who then decides to, who then has the power to make the

00:03:34.140 decisions, right? So, I think we're pushing into sort of a power struggle of who is in power.

00:03:40.720 Sure. Yeah, I think we're also at the, and I hate to use the language of the left, but

00:03:45.280 the intersection of a couple of different ideas, and I think they're converging directly on each

00:03:49.780 other. So, in the before times, the big global scare was the climate scare, right? Like, that was

00:03:56.300 the thing that was going to control the size of your car and how far you were allowed to leave from

00:04:01.940 your house and what food you were going to eat and whether or not you had to telecommute to your job

00:04:07.800 or actually get in a vehicle. And that was the emergency, except unfortunately, that emergency

00:04:14.120 wasn't happening fast enough for the power-hungry oligarchs of the world. Yeah.

00:04:20.000 And along came COVID. Now, I think we're going to see climate change recast as a public health

00:04:29.100 emergency. So, we're going to take the things we learned from COVID. Right. And the tactics that

00:04:35.120 they perfected with climate change and couple the two together, where you're going to see like the

00:04:40.100 public health crisis of, I guess, warmer weather in October for Albertans. I think that's where we're

00:04:47.320 going next. Oh, I think you're absolutely right. And the way that sweeping new powers were able to

00:04:53.900 be used under those crisis. So, if the plan isn't broke, why try to fix it? And I agree that that's

00:05:00.200 kind of where we're going. But I also think that people largely have had enough. So, I don't think

00:05:06.400 it's going to fly over quite as easily as it did during life with COVID-19. Yeah, it's like people who

00:05:12.300 live in a constant state of fear. They wear out their adrenal glands and they just quit working.

00:05:19.320 And I feel like a lot of people who are maybe even like COVID true believers at the beginning of this,

00:05:23.980 their COVID adrenal glands, their public health emergency adrenal glands, they're gone. They

00:05:28.860 left the building and they're just sort of over it. And there's a lot of people coming around to that

00:05:34.000 saying, hindsight's 20-20. I thought this was bad at the beginning. I think even some of us are like

00:05:38.700 that. This is bad at the beginning. China lies about everything. Why wouldn't they lie about this? 0.75

00:05:45.080 It's probably way more serious than China's letting on. There's a lot of people now. And I think

00:05:50.840 it's incumbent on us to show those people some grace and to not say, you know, you were a true

00:05:58.520 believer. And then all of a sudden, you come around to my way of thinking, you know, that's why we talk to

00:06:04.080 those people. That's why we do the work that we do is not to talk to like, not to preach to the choir,

00:06:09.020 but to convert the unconverted. Right? Right. Well, I mean, I have that grace because I was one

00:06:15.440 of those people. I was absolutely terrified. You can ask my family. I mean, they thought I was so

00:06:19.880 crazy because I was saying, hey, we got to wear N95s in January. And then I went like, no, actually,

00:06:25.420 we don't. And they were like, I can't keep up with you. But you talk about the fatigue of sort of

00:06:29.920 falling in line with, I would say crisis worshiping. I was cleaning my groceries and sort

00:06:39.280 of having like spreading out my island. So you have the dirty groceries and then cleaning them

00:06:43.660 and putting them over. And then at one point, I'm like, you know what, I'd rather just die than

00:06:47.820 keep doing this. So I mean, my span of how long I could keep up with that was very short and people

00:06:54.620 are coming around. I get a lot of, oh, you were right or things like that. But I think you're right.

00:06:58.460 The key is not to say you're right. It's we are human. And there's different examples in history

00:07:03.860 where things like this have happened, you know, where propaganda has changed the culture,

00:07:09.740 changed the morality of the people. And it takes some time and it takes a small group of

00:07:15.340 persistent people to continue to shed light on that. And then eventually the silent majority

00:07:20.240 says enough is enough. Yeah, I agree with you. Now, getting back to your trip to Berlin, 0.99

00:07:25.160 excuse me, you went to a protest. There were counter protesters there protesting the World

00:07:32.220 Health Summit. Tell us about that. Well, it was really interesting to be somewhere else and see

00:07:37.700 the protests that are for freedom. What was happening here was there was almost like little pop-up groups

00:07:43.180 of protests happening every day around the summit and, you know, some a little further away as well.

00:07:50.440 And they were all against the globalist big pharma pushing event that was happening at the World

00:07:57.340 Health Summit. And for different reasons. The first night we came there, there were some who were

00:08:02.360 really against Tedros, I don't know, being part of the World Health Organization and up there like some

00:08:09.440 sort of prize at the summit. And so I believe my colleague Tamara Ullini covered that. The next protest

00:08:16.100 that we covered was a group from a small grassroots, um, political party that's formed called

00:08:23.620 Devices. And they were basically there to educate the public about the pandemic treaty, which we have

00:08:30.180 also informed people at, at nopandemictreaty.com. And they were just talking about, you know, if these

00:08:36.260 oligarchs, uh, you know, often with no medical degree, like, um, come up with these rules and can 1.00

00:08:42.900 control what a pandemic it is and what the action is, then they really truly will be the ultimate

00:08:48.900 lockdowner. So it was really interesting, uh, during that, just to talk to the people who

00:08:53.540 actually were just walking by and reading it. And, and I felt like there was a difference between

00:08:58.900 at least the protests I cover, uh, when people are walking by it, there didn't seem to be that wall where,

00:09:05.060 um, there's no interest in engaging to find out what are these people upset about? I feel like if,

00:09:10.980 if you're walking by a protest, uh, for freedom in Vancouver, anyways, most people are just going

00:09:16.180 to keep walking, but no, people took the time to stop and listen and also be interviewed. Um,

00:09:21.940 and then the crazy night, um, Guillaume, who was supposed to be there to, uh, you know, record on camera

00:09:29.140 what was happening and that protests, or I should say protests was fascinating in the sense that you had,

00:09:35.060 uh, you know, both people from the left and from the right standing there protesting the same group

00:09:42.100 together. Now, uh, we had found our way to be inside of the conference despite not being accredited.

00:09:48.740 So I saw it from the inside. Um, but Guillaume was right out there and got full coverage about what

00:09:55.140 they had to say. And again, I just can't point out the difference of when I go and cover some climate

00:10:01.540 alarmist protests. And I ask questions respectively. There are just no answer. Um,

00:10:07.380 and sometimes there's pushing and insults or whatever, but you know, these people, uh, they

00:10:12.020 did articulate themselves, which is something that is refreshing, whether you agree with people or not.

00:10:18.180 You know, I think that's an interesting point to make because they didn't know if you were on their

00:10:21.940 side or not on their side or whatever, but they were just willing to actively engage with you

00:10:26.660 and talk about their issue, which is something we don't often see from the Canadian left. They

00:10:32.020 don't want to talk to you. And I'm not sure if it's because their ideas can't stand up to scrutiny,

00:10:38.740 like the, even the simplest of questions. But it's interesting that you note that we're seeing some

00:10:45.060 of the same things in the European protests that we see here in Canada. For example, when you go to

00:10:51.300 these protests, you encounter people who are like what right and left and the, it's the left wing

00:10:59.540 granola, Birkenstocks, crystals cure cancer crowd, and the, uh, right wing, uh, leave me alone, get off 0.78

00:11:07.380 my lawn crowd. And they are usually would cross the street to get away from each other, but you find

00:11:13.380 them at the same protest because at the end of the day, they believe that they have the right to

00:11:18.340 determine what goes into their body. And I think that's the unifying thing in the opposition to

00:11:23.860 these lockdowns and COVID vaccine mandates is that it's creating strange bedfellows. And I think in

00:11:33.220 Alberta, we finally have a premier who understands that the parade is marching, just jump in front of

00:11:38.820 it and lead it to victory. Um, I'm just curious why no other politicians in the country have figured

00:11:44.740 that out. Yeah. Well, that's a good question. And yes, uh, it's great to see, uh, Daniel Smith

00:11:51.140 doing her job. Um, so hopefully that spreads on, but, um, I, I can't speak for why Canadian politicians,

00:11:58.980 um, were so silent for so many reasons. And even now I feel like they're the, even the conservatives,

00:12:05.220 I will say they're talking about certain issues, but they're still make, um, not really getting there.

00:12:10.180 Like we're seeing in the, uh, certain members of the European parliament speak out. I mean,

00:12:16.180 I touched on that in one of the reports and they are going hard, um, at the contracts that were signed

00:12:23.380 between Pfizer and Europe and saying, we want our money back. We were sold fraudulent vaccines.

00:12:29.460 Here's why, what do you have to say about it? And the responses that are coming out of that COVID

00:12:34.180 committee are not good. They're just like, oh yeah, well, we don't have one that starts transmission.

00:12:39.140 We're working on it. And, you know, like, so, I mean, meanwhile, in Canada, we're still

00:12:44.340 pretending at large that these jobs are effective. So, yeah. You know, that's a very interesting point

00:12:52.260 in Europe where they normally we look at them and say, oh, they're so progressive there. They're just,

00:12:58.580 they're lost. They're liberals. They're just lost, but they're really pushing back on these big pharma

00:13:03.140 companies and saying, not only did you sell us something that didn't work, but you took our

00:13:10.900 money and you harmed our citizens. They're really talking about the harm done by these experimental

00:13:18.980 vaccines. And in Canada, we continue to approve these things for babies. And they're still saying,

00:13:26.100 you know, like get on the vaccine roller coaster, get your punch card checked every 30 days. You get a free

00:13:32.260 sub at the end or whatever. Like, it's just crazy how they are versus where we are. It's like they're,

00:13:39.540 they really want to unpack the lies of the big pharma industry. And in Canada, we're just so beholden to it.

00:13:47.700 And I think it's because the politicians don't want to admit that they were wrong. They don't want to admit

00:13:52.980 the role they played in a harming, like damaging people's health, especially young men.

00:13:59.540 Exactly. Well, I think that's part of the issue, not even just with politicians. I think that's the

00:14:04.100 issue across the board is that it's hard to admit that you were wrong. Nobody wants to do it. And so

00:14:10.260 some people are just staying on the team that they chose and hoping it rides out and that things still

00:14:15.940 somehow fall back to some sense of normality eventually.

00:14:20.900 So tell me, we still have videos left to come out from Berlin. I think we've got some explosive

00:14:28.340 stuff there. We're just sort of keeping it back a little bit because we have to lawyer it a little

00:14:32.900 bit. But while you were there, what was, if you could pick one thing that really sort of surprised you

00:14:39.620 about the World Health Summit? Well, I think.

00:14:46.500 Oh, thank you for a sec. I mean, I'm going to such like a non-important thing in my mind,

00:14:52.740 and I'm trying to push it out. So I'll just say it. The food was disgusting.

00:14:55.780 In Germany?

00:14:57.860 No, the food in Germany was amazing. But like you said, we got into the belly. We were rubbing

00:15:03.300 shoulders with the globalists. We were eating the food that they were served the entire time

00:15:09.860 during the summit. And it wasn't crickets, thankfully. But it tasted like crickets. It

00:15:15.700 was, it was so, you know, Ed from UK, my colleague would be like, oh, this looks good. And we'd go to

00:15:20.900 eat it. And we're like, like, it was so bad. And none of them were making the same faces we were. So

00:15:25.060 I don't know that it's certainly not the most important takeaway. But I just thought you have

00:15:29.620 people here in like $4,000 suits. They're wearing Rolexes. Like, you know, they're coming in. The

00:15:34.900 mayor of Berlin, you know, I thought for sure she must be some sort of president. And she got out of

00:15:41.300 the car. She had so many security vehicles escorting her into there. And they're eating just disgusting 1.00

00:15:48.100 food. But really, I think the main takeaway is really that the rebels and everybody who got behind

00:15:56.740 this important journalistic mission by helping us get there and continue to help us afford to

00:16:04.100 not go in the hole from the project by donating at rebelwho.com, it really paid off. We were not

00:16:11.300 accredited, no surprise. I'm sure they look into us, see what we're going to talk about. And they,

00:16:15.540 they claim that this is a publicized event, you can watch some of their discussions on Zoom. Yet they

00:16:21.140 shut down Canada's largest independent media from coming there to being your eyes and ears. So we

00:16:26.740 can ask tough questions, of course. And yet we found a way to get in there anyways. And like you said,

00:16:33.140 there's more to come from that a lot of jaw dropping information that I know you guys are going to want

00:16:38.580 to hear. But I think the lesson here is that, you know, we are so tired, we are committed to bringing

00:16:45.300 you guys the other side of the story. And we're so tired of the people are trying to hide it that we

00:16:48.980 will go to limits to find it. So yeah, so thank you for being behind that. And I think that's the main

00:16:54.900 takeaway from this mission.

00:16:56.660 Yeah, you guys were pretty industrious how you got into that conference. And it is really important that

00:17:03.860 this was an expensive trip. We sent, you know, five people to Berlin. We didn't stay in an expensive

00:17:10.500 place. It was an Airbnb. And now we're incurring all these legal expenses after the fact to make

00:17:16.020 sure that you guys don't end up in a Berlin jail after the fact. But, you know, you said something

00:17:24.020 that's really fascinating there. Even Ed from the UK thought the food was gross. It shocks me,

00:17:29.940 because if I were to pick a more bland food on the face of the earth, it would be British food.

00:17:34.420 And if he thought it was boring, I mean, that's saying something.

00:17:38.740 I think they're conditioning the pallets of people. And there was crickets in that. I can't come up.

00:17:42.980 Everything looked amazing. And it was so bad. But whatever.

00:17:47.780 It was prefab goo. Again, before I let you go, Drea, thanks so much for the good work that you guys

00:17:53.780 did over there. You guys were working tirelessly. Like we were doing our best to stay in communication

00:17:58.100 with you and, and, you know, getting up in the night to talk to you guys during your early morning

00:18:03.620 while you were there. And you guys were working every day from early morning till like midnight,

00:18:07.940 at least every night, because this is, I think is the first real time that is skeptical. Anybody,

00:18:15.060 a skeptical journalist, just a skeptic in general has taken a peek behind the curtain of one of these

00:18:20.500 globalist health summits. And that's why I think your work there was so important. One last time,

00:18:25.140 how can people find your work? Head to rebelwho.com. You'll find all the stories that we've

00:18:31.140 already put out related to the World Health Summit 2022 and check back regularly. Because as soon as

00:18:37.780 we get the green light, we're going to be putting some really powerful stuff there. Explosive stuff.

00:18:43.860 I've seen it. I can't wait for the world to see it. As long as you guys stay out of trouble,

00:18:49.140 which is the important thing. Drea, thanks so much for coming on the show. Thanks, Sheila. Bye everyone.

00:18:55.140 Well, friends, we've come to the portion of the show where we invite your viewer feedback on like

00:19:05.140 the mainstream media. We are not content to just produce content and then never pull the audience

00:19:12.980 about what they think about the work that we're doing. That's why I give out my email address.

00:19:17.300 It's Sheila at rebelnews.com. Put gun show letters as the subject line so that I can find it easily.

00:19:24.180 Because as you can well assume, I get hundreds of emails a day. And it makes it easy for me to search

00:19:30.740 to find yours. If you've got a comment about one of the shows here that you see at rebel news. Now,

00:19:37.700 I also sometimes go over to rumble, I try to avoid the censorship platform of YouTube,

00:19:42.900 but I'll go to rumble and I'll take the comments from there. And instead of commenting on my own

00:19:47.540 work today, I would like to read comments from, I think, the biggest story in the Western world

00:19:55.060 that rebel news reporter Celine Gallus broke over the weekend. You see, over the weekend,

00:20:01.140 it was the United Conservative annual general meeting just outside of Edmonton, actually at the

00:20:06.980 Enoch Cree First Nation. The chief there, Billy Morin, he's a very good conservative. He was actually on

00:20:12.260 new premier Daniel Smith's transition team. And new premier Daniel Smith did something

00:20:19.620 I've never seen before. And it's, as I said, the first in the Western world.

00:20:25.700 Take a look at this clip. Hi, Ms. Smith. Celine Gallus from Rebel News. During your campaign,

00:20:29.860 you said that not only would you issue an apology to those prosecuted during COVID restrictions,

00:20:34.740 but you would also grant them amnesty. When can we expect those apologies?

00:20:38.100 I can apologize right now. I'm deeply sorry for anyone who was inappropriately subjected to

00:20:48.500 discrimination as a result of their vaccine status. I'm deeply sorry for any government employee that

00:20:54.180 was fired from their job because of their vaccine status. And I welcome them back if they want to 1.00

00:20:59.700 come back. As for the amnesty, I have to get some legal advice on them. And so I've already asked my

00:21:06.020 staff to request that advice so I can see how we would be able to proceed on that. My view has been

00:21:13.060 that these were political decisions that were made. And so I think that they can be political decisions

00:21:17.940 to offer over personal. But I do want to get some some legal advice on that first.

00:21:22.500 Would that also have to do with the timeline for the proposed amnesty?

00:21:26.420 I would have to see. You know, if I can, if I can do it, I will do it at the earliest

00:21:30.420 opportunity. So I'm hoping within the next, within the next week, I'll get that legal advice.

00:21:35.140 Thank you. Thank you.

00:21:36.340 So obviously folks had lots to say about Alberta's new premier apologizing for the wrongs committed

00:21:45.140 by her predecessor, Jason Kenney. Let's be clear, Danielle Smith, she wasn't responsible 0.63

00:21:51.220 for any of the COVID discrimination. In fact, she quit her job in radio because she wasn't allowed

00:21:57.780 to talk about COVID or COVID discrimination. And she apologized and invited people back to work.

00:22:05.300 So let's go to the rumble comments and see what you guys had to say. Sean Gadar writes,

00:22:11.460 well, as Alberta turns the corner and admits that people were wronged,

00:22:15.380 I hope we can at least count on the fair mindedness of the Canadian people to push this along,

00:22:20.740 even as some members of government try to continue the power grift known as lockdown persecutions.

00:22:27.540 Yes, that's one thing that Daniel Smith has committed to investigating. And she gave a pretty tight

00:22:32.260 timeline seeking legal advice about how best to offer amnesty to people slapped with fines, charges,

00:22:44.020 and administrative penalties for just trying to live their lives during the time of COVID. Let's keep

00:22:50.340 going. Aquitas 2090 writes, it's far more than huge for provincial premier Daniel Smith to apologize

00:22:58.100 without hesitation, with real sincerity, doing so publicly is very rare for a politician, in fact,

00:23:04.900 never done before that I'm aware of. Then, and this is what makes it more than huge, to commit to an

00:23:12.020 action that corrects the error, even though it was not an error she caused, that is called recompense,

00:23:19.060 as defined by God. This means her apology was real, moral, and righteous, because she completed the

00:23:26.180 apology with a correction of the error. It's true. You can tell the sincerity in her apology.

00:23:34.260 She deeply is sorry for the harm inflicted on so many people by, as I say, her predecessor,

00:23:42.660 Jason Kenney, and it's one of the many, many reasons he's gone, but I think it is probably the

00:23:46.740 most important one. One last comment, guys. From Spinoza, it says, I just might have to move to

00:23:52.820 Alberta. Ontario trending in the wrong direction. Respect for Daniel Smith. You know, there's a

00:23:58.260 campaign out there, it's called Alberta is Calling, where we invite our fellow Canadians to this refuge

00:24:05.460 of freedom that we're reclaiming, known as Alberta. Economic prosperity is on the uptick,

00:24:11.620 the oil patch. It's doing its best to boom again. Cost of living is lower than many places in this

00:24:17.940 country, and most importantly, we're doing our best to be free, and we have a government

00:24:23.780 so far that acknowledges the value of freedom. Well, everybody, that's the show for tonight.

00:24:28.420 Thank you so much for tuning in, bearing with me as I power through a cold. I'll see everybody back

00:24:33.380 here in the same time, in the same place next week. And remember, don't let the government tell you

00:24:37.940 that you've had too much to think.

00:25:07.940 Thank you.

00:25:09.140 Thank you.

Rebel News Podcast - October 26, 2022

SHEILA GUNN REID ｜ Rebels invade the World Health Summit!

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