Stand on Guard with David Krayden - 🚨BOMBSHELL! 🚨 Biden's DHS Helped Trudeau Censor the Freedom Convoy

00:00:00.000 good morning everybody welcome back to another episode of stand on guard my guest this morning

00:00:06.040 is gordon mcgill and if you don't know gordon you should and you will because this is a

00:00:12.560 trucker who's also a citizen journalist i know he doesn't necessarily identify as a journalist

00:00:18.640 because that's a bad word these days but he's he's doing his job like a lot of us are trying to do

00:00:26.140 uh on the internet on social media so when we come back this is a bombshell and i know a lot of

00:00:33.540 people on social media say everything's a bombshell these days every time somebody yawns it's a

00:00:38.760 bombshell but this really is this is how the american biden administration and the department

00:00:45.100 of homeland security conspired conspired because conspired just means more than one person

00:00:51.080 to undermine the freedom convoy we'll be back in a minute so we are in a very precarious position

00:00:59.380 in this country we need political change but we also need to resolve to resist

00:01:05.900 thank you again for watching and yes please like this station the more you like the station

00:01:24.980 the less youtube suppression we get we get that every day and we're here to fight justin trudeau's

00:01:30.920 censorship which is all about the story today actually it's about so-called disinformation

00:01:36.900 and how the u.s disinformation governance board you remember that because that wacko

00:01:44.600 nina jankowitz was ahead of it and this is the woman who went on tiktok and did a little song and

00:01:50.960 dance act about disinformation and of course we were all horrified but listen our freedom was in

00:01:57.980 the hands of this woman but the dhs department of homeland security which was of course the overall

00:02:05.040 agency for this disinformation governance board was working with the canadian government

00:02:10.420 to undermine and try to de-platform the freedom convoy i find this absolutely fascinating so

00:02:18.560 this is the article that set all of this off can you lead us through this is ammo land of course

00:02:24.940 a lot of some viewers might not know but if you have any interest in firearms this is the bible

00:02:31.740 so how did this all start gordon so uh another another twitter user by the name of cbc watcher who's

00:02:42.620 a great follow and tracks uh many of the issues we do had posted this article in ammo land and if you

00:02:49.600 dig through it it makes some pretty uh pretty pretty major allegations about what the dhs is up to

00:02:56.200 and ammo land is you know it's a blog about gun rights in the united states and the writer for ammo

00:03:02.880 land is a supporter of an organization called gun owners of america goa goa are always uh muckraking

00:03:10.080 uh through government documents to see what's coming down the pipe as far as gun control goes because

00:03:15.340 that's always an ongoing battle and in one other freedom of information act requests they retrieved

00:03:20.760 these documents regards the department of homeland security and this disinformation governance board

00:03:26.500 and if you scroll through the documents it shows that there was meetings between dhs employees where

00:03:34.320 they were talking about leveraging meta who's facebook and twitter to censor anybody discussing the

00:03:42.140 freedom convoy and specifically using the allegations that disinformation about the freedom

00:03:47.720 convoy was coming from america's adversaries which is to say they were playing along with this

00:03:53.840 completely false accusation that was first propagated on the cbc no less that the freedom convoy

00:04:01.960 was financed and backed by russian money of which no evidence has ever been shown and there's none here

00:04:08.980 in these dhs documents they just make allegations about it and then decide that based on these

00:04:14.400 allegations they should go to twitter and to facebook and try and throttle canadians freedom of speech

00:04:21.100 now i put up the yeah the document this is some bureaucrat here just blithely talking about how they're

00:04:30.580 how they're going to see if they can de-platform people how and and what's possible and i find i find this

00:04:37.020 absolute fact this is typical bureaucraties we discussed whether engaging with meta and twitter

00:04:41.740 to share information convoy related matters so this goes back of course to the

00:04:47.660 the revelation that the social media platforms were working with the government to actively spy on

00:04:56.800 people and to censor and this this i think is at the root of this story and they were trying

00:05:01.940 to de-platform the freedom convoy uh principles and just before i forget uh were you involved in

00:05:09.580 the in the freedom convoy protest uh i went home to ottawa so you know full disclosure i live in the

00:05:15.960 united states now um and i as as a matter of solidarity i traveled to ottawa when the freedom convoy came to

00:05:24.400 town well welcomed uh the western convoy on an overpass on 417 west of the city and then spent the rest of

00:05:31.320 the weekend there so i was i'm merely a supporter and then when i came home um i i leveraged some media

00:05:38.580 contacts and some other people asked me to start writing about it including newsweek so i did so

00:05:43.420 i've been writing about it ever since but i am not technically involved with the organizers of the

00:05:48.280 freedom convoy at all okay but this was sort of an accident though you because this freedom

00:05:54.800 freedom of information uh request was made and freedom convoy just sort of stuck out in that request

00:06:02.000 and as a result of that you got this information so was it sort of a surprise that you stumbled onto this

00:06:08.740 right yeah like i say another twitter user found the uh found the link from these mln guys and i just

00:06:15.880 started digging into it and i was like holy cow and i even think that the gun owners of america the

00:06:21.200 people who filed the original foyer request i don't think they were looking for anything to do with

00:06:26.020 freedom convoy like that's that's not their area of concern so it seems like this might be a little

00:06:32.000 bit of effort on the part of gun owners of america and a little bit of chance and uh what an interesting

00:06:38.120 uh expose we've stumbled on well there's no question about that i find it fascinating as well is that

00:06:46.300 this readout from february the 11th now we all know valentine's day 2022 february 14 2022 justin trudeau

00:06:56.980 invokes the emergencies act this is a readout from a conversation between joe biden and justin trudeau

00:07:05.340 and it talks about the prime minister promised quick action enforcing the law and he's talking here

00:07:12.040 about the standoff at coots and in ontario in terms of the border

00:07:18.940 action and the prime minister thanked him for the steps he and other canadian authorities the president

00:07:24.780 thanked him for the steps he and other canadian authorities order taking to restore the open passage

00:07:29.000 of bridges to the united states in turn the prime minister thanked the president and his administration

00:07:34.700 the governor of michigan the u.s officials for all the assistance that the united states is providing

00:07:40.320 to resolve this disruption and this is just days before the the freedom con was stifled freedom

00:07:49.540 convoy was stifled by the emergencies uh act and of course this looks highly suspicious right well the

00:07:57.660 the assistance part here is very interesting david um pardon my interruption but that that last line

00:08:03.440 about the assistance um yeah the the american government um i don't know what sort of assistance

00:08:09.980 like they think that's that important so what's going on here is that what they're alluding to

00:08:15.460 i think is this very dhs memo and that the canadian government couldn't get any other help out of the

00:08:24.880 american government right so they were trying to get tow trucks to come to ottawa they were calling

00:08:29.700 companies in new york state and vermont they were calling companies in montana there was an atip

00:08:35.160 document release here a few weeks ago um that was exposed by another twitter user buck mcyoung

00:08:40.840 that showed that the canadian government being unable to get any tow truck companies to cooperate

00:08:47.340 with them to remove trucks from coots or ottawa were trying to get um equipment from the united states

00:08:53.500 and american tow truck companies basically told them to pound sand or our drivers aren't vaccinated or

00:08:58.600 like blew them off right and there wasn't really anything that like the american uh police police

00:09:04.520 could do on their side because all the protests were on the canadian side of the border so what was

00:09:09.200 this assistance well it sure seems like the assistance that they were rendering was trying

00:09:14.160 to compel twitter and facebook to block people's uh posting of of their opinions now did that take place

00:09:21.580 no i think most people still were able to talk about this stuff online but it shows that like

00:09:27.200 they even considered it is pretty revealing well yeah it it's it certainly is it certainly is

00:09:35.840 revealing but we don't really know because 80 over 80 percent of the documents related to the freedom

00:09:41.420 convoy are still under wraps uh still not subject to public perusals so we really don't know the

00:09:50.020 extent to which uh this went on and and i think it's i think it's absolutely outrageous

00:09:56.820 that we almost accept this in canada now that the government can play with us this way now you've

00:10:02.540 looked at all of the i think there's 160 pages that you were looking at last night does anything else

00:10:08.560 stand out in your mind in terms of what's going on here well bureaucrats do bureaucrating i guess i mean

00:10:18.060 there's some fairly repetitive stuff in there but like i say they they this it sort of appears like

00:10:24.880 they're uh running around with their hair on fire because they truly believed um that the russians

00:10:30.600 or somebody were behind all this supposed disinformation about the freedom convoy and you

00:10:36.920 know that they never did come up with any evidence of that so i mean through all the the the parts where

00:10:43.380 they're talking about the freedom convoy in all those 160 pages it's only in over the course of a couple

00:10:48.620 of them but like i say they didn't come up with any evidence of it and it just it belies the fact

00:10:54.380 that they were sort of you know huffing their own jenkum in the belief that you know regular people in

00:11:01.160 canada wouldn't you know do this on their own it must be foreigners you know nobody in canada would

00:11:05.680 ever disagree with us well that that's you know i when i said that from the very beginning in terms of

00:11:13.660 nobody expected canadians to rise up against covid mandates and i look back on it now and i think i

00:11:21.680 realized at the time i was a part of history but i think more than that i i don't know if we would

00:11:28.880 have seen the rollback of these mandates and sanity in terms of how effective this vaccine was and whether

00:11:37.160 or not people should be giving it to newborns unless these people had have had not have risen up and

00:11:44.180 said enough of this we have at least we have freedom of speech in this country uh for now yeah well

00:11:51.580 that i mean well this is something else i wanted to talk to you about is um so as you mentioned at the

00:11:57.120 beginning of the show i've been writing about this situation out in coots with these four men who were

00:12:02.840 arrested uh over the course of february 13th and 14th of 2022 uh a verdict just came down in their

00:12:10.140 trial which finally got going on june 6th like almost two and a half years later and um uh an idea

00:12:18.220 i've sort of come up with here i think is that the the verdict and the pursuit of this case against

00:12:26.840 tony oleonic and chris carbert i believe in part is a trial balloon for whatever's to come down the

00:12:34.860 pipe with uh bill c63 the online harms act which as i'm sure you know has uh you know the first part

00:12:41.700 of it is pretty good oh we're going to deal with pedophiles and child pornographers and these bad

00:12:46.600 actors on the internet okay great that's awesome why can't that part of it be standalone legislation

00:12:52.240 oh no they have to come in and say we're going to throw you in jail forever if you are suspected

00:12:58.040 of advocating genocide we are going to prosecute you for future crimes based on your thought like

00:13:04.520 this is some minority report level stuff that's buried in this bill c63 and i think what you see

00:13:11.000 here if you've followed the trial you see that they had no evidence of the conspiracy to murder

00:13:19.060 police officers which were these you know very damning allegations laid against these four guys

00:13:24.260 um the charges against the other two jerry morin and chris lizak were dropped back in february

00:13:29.760 and then the jury found these guys not guilty right so what how is it that they they were found not

00:13:35.420 guilty of all these crazy allegations well it turns out that the crown had no evidence of it but what they

00:13:41.760 did do for days and weeks of this trial was go through allegations from undercover officers that

00:13:48.840 had no wires no recordings no video nothing it was just pure allegations from uh undercovers and

00:13:55.400 then they also went through um texts and group chats and uh phone messages between tony olianic and

00:14:03.380 various other people and to a lesser extent chris carbert what they were trying to do is convict

00:14:08.780 tony olianic of possessing the incorrect opinions they tried to parse out the meaning of emojis like in a

00:14:16.920 courtroom right and they were trying to make it that tony was like some kind of bad guy because he

00:14:22.120 had opinions about the chinese communist party and that they might be working with the canadian

00:14:26.600 government oh where have we heard that before right or the united nations they were literally they

00:14:32.360 were literally trying to uh to prosecute tony olianic and and and make him guilty of like quote

00:14:38.200 unquote being a conspiracy theorist they had no actual hard evidence and the tie-in with c63 here is

00:14:44.880 if they had convicted tony olianic they basically would have set a precedent right like and when

00:14:50.720 when and if c63 passes now they have a conviction involving people's thoughts what they say in text

00:14:58.880 messages what they say on social media and that's what they're gunning for here and i'm glad that the

00:15:04.040 jury saw through this crap well you know i think that's the first time i've heard that hypothesis here

00:15:11.420 because i have been fighting very strongly if anybody who follows this broadcast or my substack

00:15:17.540 and yeah we'll get to your substack in a minute i i know that this is a probably the most important

00:15:25.240 issue facing canadians right now in terms of personal freedom if this bill passes we are going to lose

00:15:31.180 our freedom of speech we are going to lose our basic fundamental democratic freedom in this country

00:15:36.620 because we can't have a democracy without freedom of speech and the very idea that this has a thought

00:15:43.000 crimes component i i couldn't believe that when i first discovered it because you really have to

00:15:49.060 read through this bill very very carefully because as you say yeah it's camouflaged and if you watched

00:15:55.220 the news conference where the justice minister introduced this bill he didn't talk about censorship

00:16:01.220 he didn't talk about misinformation or disinformation that was out of out of flavor at the time because

00:16:06.780 everybody saw through that he talked about protecting children from child pornography and protecting women

00:16:13.360 from revenge porn and it was all about protection protection protection and of course this is all a

00:16:18.520 smokescreen and all you have to do is read the fine print or just read the bill and you discover

00:16:25.860 that i could be subject to house arrest because somebody down the street says hey i think creighton

00:16:32.000 might be thinking a bad thought and of course we're seeing this already happening around the world where

00:16:40.140 police are at the doors of people because they posted something they they had a youtube comment or they had

00:16:48.940 they said something on x that went against the government policy the official narrative at the time and the

00:16:55.480 police are at the door and it just astounds me that we even we can even look at this and say oh my god we

00:17:02.040 have entered into 1984 right and you you see that you see this with the coots trial too right so like

00:17:08.040 in in court in in the testimony it is revealed by one of these undercover officers that they did not

00:17:16.800 begin um considering tony oleanek a suspect or somebody worthy of um of casing until an incident that took place

00:17:27.260 in smuggler's saloon which is this little bar in the town of coots that had become a sort of de facto meeting

00:17:32.400 place for all of the people involved in the protest and a woman was sitting in smuggler's saloon and was

00:17:38.140 overheard by an undercover officer saying you know i haven't been feeling really well and um you know one of the

00:17:44.920 leaders of this protest this guy named tony oleanek he's gonna bring me some ivermectin because i you know i

00:17:50.660 want something to to treat what i believe might be covid and that like perked their ears up right and another

00:17:57.200 thing that was revealed uh in court when uh chris carbert was uh examined by his own lawyer that he rejected

00:18:05.840 chris carbert owned his own landscaping business right and he had a bunch of different employees

00:18:10.560 and he was offered this um what were they called in canada these loans to like help businesses keep

00:18:16.760 paying their employees and keep their businesses afloat during the lockdowns i can't remember the

00:18:21.780 name i can't yeah i can't remember the name of the program but he rejected it he said no i'm not taking

00:18:25.760 this government money right so you you you have uh these two primary suspects who had already been

00:18:34.000 guilty of telling the government to go pound sand and making their own decisions and rejecting you know

00:18:40.300 basically state assistance right and so another component of the coots thing that ties into the

00:18:46.320 freedom of speech is that if the government can like arrest four men or anybody at any protest then

00:18:53.920 you know concoct a fantasy about you supposedly conspiring to murder police officers they'll just

00:19:00.340 charge you with all this heinous stuff and then put you in jail for two years deny you bail you got to

00:19:05.260 remember the coots guys had no criminal records no history of violence no nothing i think maybe chris

00:19:10.220 had like a drug possession charged from when he was a kid but basically no criminal records

00:19:15.240 perfectly upstanding good citizens worked real hard loved by their families and communities

00:19:21.760 no bail thrown away and remand for two years of your life with like no chance to defend yourself

00:19:27.400 full-on scapegoating and media smearing campaign against you that like you're never going to get the

00:19:32.740 stink off you for the rest of your life and now they've just been proven not guilty so like if the

00:19:37.740 government can do this to people what right to protest do you actually have what right to freedom

00:19:43.440 of speech do you actually have if this threat of the government being able to do this to you and

00:19:48.820 then get away with it where's your rights so really this was this was a thought that you think the

00:19:56.060 prosecutors the crown was trying to prove a thought crime basically here because i mean that's that's

00:20:01.280 the unspoken underlying part of this right and speaking of the crown prosecutor mr stephen johnston

00:20:07.260 those who've been following the uh the coots trial will know that last year there was an incident

00:20:13.020 involving this envelope tony only in its previous counsel uh a woman from calgary by the name of tony

00:20:19.860 roulston had uh witnessed evidence indicating that stephen johnston and his uh right-hand man i think the

00:20:27.520 guy's name is matt dialowicz or something that they had been in coots right so there's over and above

00:20:34.380 this incident with roulston if you look through the atip documents it shows that the crown was in

00:20:39.360 coots advising the rcmp now there's a gray area here between advising and directing right so if the

00:20:46.800 if the crown is directing the rcmp the crown can then not be part of that prosecution because that's a

00:20:52.860 conflict of interest right so roulston sees this documentation indicating that at some point during

00:20:59.740 the investigation the rcmp's tactics and strategy for trying to find these guys changed significantly

00:21:06.620 and she said that and she was trying to uh get an exception to the sort of solicitor client privilege

00:21:13.280 between the crown and the rcmp in order to expose this document and say look you know johnston and

00:21:21.120 yeah whatever his name is sorry um we're we're too heavily involved in this and the you know my

00:21:29.240 clients uh innocence is at stake and this is probably prosecutorial misconduct and i believe it was called

00:21:36.160 a crime fraud exception she was applying for and then there was a closed door meeting at court those

00:21:41.880 documents that roulston alleges to have been seen have been sealed they're gone right and they were they

00:21:47.940 were kept out of the uh court trial so i i don't know if there's a mechanism to get those documents

00:21:54.400 uh unsealed at some point in the future but between that the a tip documents and you know it was shown

00:22:01.900 in the proceedings that uh an rcmp rcmp superintendent gordon corbett said that he was communicating at a

00:22:11.260 platinum level right with rcmp command in ottawa including uh the deputy commissioner uh zablaki

00:22:19.880 who's basically was brenda lucky's right hand man right so you have to wonder with all of this smoke

00:22:26.320 is there fire was the prime minister's office or his incident response group on a fishing expedition

00:22:31.700 in part because you know marco mendocino is running around with his hair on fire about diagonal on and

00:22:38.200 this extremist group that's armed to the teeth and they're going to overthrow the government

00:22:41.640 right like it it sounds if you if you start looking at this the possibility that there was a

00:22:48.020 fishing expedition that was ordered from ottawa to try and find the evidence they needed to prove

00:22:54.560 all of the rhetoric they had been saying to the public about this super dangerous threat right like

00:23:00.780 they didn't have actual evidence of it they only had allegations from the canadian anti-hate network

00:23:06.740 about a podcaster and his fans they didn't have anything so it seems to me like there's a possibility

00:23:14.220 that directions came down to find something and manufacture something to backfill their claims

00:23:20.940 and therefore justify the invocation of the emergencies act well you anticipated my next question

00:23:27.360 gordon because i was going to say is it fair to say that the prime minister's office conspired with

00:23:33.680 the rcmp too because they were they were looking for a pretext to invoke the emergencies act and of

00:23:41.060 course they they supposedly found one here and what i find interesting though in terms of what you're

00:23:48.700 saying about a trumped up case if you follow the trial of chris barber and tamara leach in ottawa here

00:23:57.220 and i've been to just about every day of that trial the prosecution has presented absolutely

00:24:03.700 no evidence of any violence of any intent for violence every video and every recording they played

00:24:12.140 has either tamara or chris saying remember folks please behave for yourselves do not do anything

00:24:19.400 violent do not upset the locals listen to the police we're not here for violent protests we're we are

00:24:25.860 peacefully protesting so what is the prosecutor what is the crown trying to establish here well you

00:24:31.240 wanted that you were thinking about it you were thinking about violent protests and that's how we're

00:24:36.540 going we're going to get and i can see that i can see that coming because i see a tie-in here now

00:24:42.760 and i think i just realized this while talking to you this morning this is where they're going to go

00:24:47.420 with the trial of chris and tamara because they've got no evidence on them at all nothing and and this is

00:24:53.120 they were looking for a pretext in coots and they found it but ironically and nobody ever seems to

00:24:59.200 ask this question the border situation was already resolved by february 14th there was no cause there

00:25:10.020 was no pretext to invoke the emergency right and it's even worse it's even worse out in coots because

00:25:16.720 they claimed that the guys at coots had completely blocked the border off and i think that may have been

00:25:21.620 true for the first couple of days january 29th and 30th but at some point there was one lane of

00:25:27.120 traffic going in either direction so there was a slowdown but there was also two other border

00:25:31.600 crossings not too far away that trucks could have used and many of them did the actual total highway

00:25:38.620 shutdown that occurred near coots was up in milk river the next town north along highway 4 where the

00:25:44.540 rcmp had the road completely blocked off going south and then the rcmp had checkpoints at the

00:25:50.580 intersections with all the side roads in the area so this this this notion that the freedom convoy

00:25:56.600 guys and coots were responsible for the highway being closed is nonsense there was a slowdown but

00:26:02.600 the actual shutdown came from the rcmp themselves how about uh if you can comment on what about this

00:26:11.180 cache of weapons that was discovered and do you think it was you think there's something funny about

00:26:17.360 all that no i mean there's something funny about the way they framed it everybody will remember that

00:26:22.960 famous propaganda photo that went out that very night uh was it the 13th or the 14th that went out

00:26:28.820 on the wire and people continue to reference at this table full of guns and ammo and all that stuff

00:26:33.120 people need to remember that you know there was 13 people arrested um and nine of them were not

00:26:41.000 kept in jail for two years and who who knows who they could have belonged to right so a number of

00:26:47.340 those weapons i believe three or four of the weapons in that photo have never been traced to an owner

00:26:51.720 and a bunch of them they were they were seized from multiple different locations and then put all in one

00:26:57.140 spot and they don't ever tell you that like you know chris carver yeah he had two rifles but they

00:27:02.160 were stored in his travel trailer properly secured on private property not at the protest site like you know

00:27:08.320 half a kilometer away or something like that and you have to you have to prove intent and in the verdict

00:27:14.180 of chris carver and tony olianek they they could not put the conspiracy to murder together and throughout

00:27:22.900 the trial they were never able to establish any intent and there was like you know it's alberta

00:27:28.720 everybody has guns there's um there's bounties for coyotes and gophers because gophers dig holes which harm

00:27:36.560 livestock you know and you know tony well i think one of the other things here we have to think about

00:27:42.300 the guns which is um should be very concerning to canadians is that the dangerous purpose um the the

00:27:49.860 dangerous purpose and how they were able to quote unquote prove that is that tony admitted that you

00:27:56.200 know yeah they're for self-defense because you never know if they're going to send antifa or maybe

00:28:00.300 there'll be chinese communist party people here right like that that you do not have a right to

00:28:05.580 self-defense in canada and most cops will tell you that right you're not allowed to have guns for

00:28:09.900 self-defense end of story so that was the dangerous purpose they were never able to prove that this had

00:28:15.340 anything to do with the plan for killing police or anything like that and a bunch of those guns didn't

00:28:20.300 even belong to those guys it was it was sort of a chimera right like it was used as a propaganda

00:28:25.540 device to scare the hell out of people because canada for better or worse is now an urban country and

00:28:31.440 most people live in cities they have no idea what rural life is like and they don't have any idea

00:28:36.080 about guns whatsoever so it was a perfect propaganda tool well yeah it certainly was and i i think from

00:28:43.860 beginning to end people smelled something about this whole investigation because we know that former

00:28:50.640 rcmp commissioner brenda lucky was working for justin trudeau's policy in many ways especially

00:28:58.000 uh in terms of gun control so and this was of course another red flag for the opponents

00:29:04.900 of anybody owning a firearm of any kind that this these people are going to put them in the trunk and

00:29:11.060 and plan insurrection so this was a another victory for the opponents of uh of firearms possession

00:29:18.580 ownership in in this country right and i know and another interesting thing about the gun stuff is that

00:29:24.540 like okay let's even say they were guilty of you know weapons possession right like if you look at

00:29:31.700 what the normal fines or punishments are for that they don't involve being thrown in jail for two and

00:29:36.900 a half years right like uh chris lizak who is who pled out on february 6th you know he he was guilty

00:29:44.040 technically of a gun mishandling charge that would have normally seen him get a fine or maybe they might

00:29:49.700 have seized his pistol that doesn't mean you spend two years of your life locked away in jail with no

00:29:54.860 bail right absolutely not and it uh it strikes me though that this i think what you've said today is

00:30:06.080 another bombshell that this this was a this is all about thought crimes and i can see where this is

00:30:10.760 going with with tamara and chris and it thank you so much for your your interest and concern on the

00:30:17.860 online harms act because you wouldn't believe the indifference that i'm seeing from so many

00:30:23.820 canadians about this bill and in fact the official opposition conservatives they only got interested in

00:30:29.500 this when it was revealed that it was going to cost like 250 million dollars to set up the

00:30:34.900 the censorship group that's going to oversee this whole thing it's another layer of bureaucracy

00:30:39.940 and oh it's going to cost 250 million that's that's terrible but prior to that there wasn't a

00:30:47.240 single question in the house of commons from the conservatives and certainly you'll get nothing

00:30:51.780 from the ndp they love this but nothing from the conservatives about how this is going to not just

00:30:56.380 impact free speech is going to destroy free speech annihilate it and i i am asking for for

00:31:03.680 canadians that to to say if you want the ability to still be free in this country you've got

00:31:10.480 we've got to fight this bill i think we might have a chance of this bill not passing before the

00:31:15.760 next election if we have a next election and i i leave that out there because we might have another

00:31:20.680 emergency another crisis whether it's a pandemic or whether it's another incident

00:31:27.060 with a proposed insurrection i don't put anything past this liberal government in terms of avoiding

00:31:35.220 the next election i'm very concerned that they'll they will pass this online harms act

00:31:40.860 rapidly in the next session of parliament and i think i i hope and pray if we do have another

00:31:49.200 government post trudeau that that government has the guts and the intelligence to repeal bill c63 so i'm

00:31:58.380 i'm not entirely optimistic i don't trust politicians anymore i worked in the house of commons for eight

00:32:04.360 years uh the legacy of that for me was to never trust politicians because they will never tell you

00:32:10.880 anything except what you want to hear and i so i'm i'm biding my time but i'm fighting and i i think

00:32:17.780 that that's probably where you are too we have to if we you know there's a great line from that that

00:32:23.000 classic film casablanca that if if we stop breathing we will die if we stop fighting the world will die

00:32:31.820 and that's the the resistance fighter says that in the in the movie the paul heinrich character and

00:32:37.740 and that has been an inspiration for me over the last couple of years ever since i was there for the

00:32:43.580 freedom convoy and i said if we don't fight this country is going to die in front of us and i'll i'll

00:32:50.440 i'll leave the the last words to you right well as you said you know um canadians are a little bit

00:32:56.980 lax and uh paying attention to what's going on with the government you know the conservatives only

00:33:02.220 seem to care about the money with the online harms act they also came to the party late with defending

00:33:06.300 the freedom convoy or doing anything to stop the mandates um we have we have a pretty major problem

00:33:12.200 in canada under this like terrible ruling class and uh an opposition that doesn't actually oppose

00:33:18.680 anything you know canadians need to wake up and start taking what they used to have seriously so we don't lose it

00:33:25.100 for good well i couldn't agree more and so just wanted to show your substack there please have a

00:33:33.640 look at gord substack it's uh it's phenomenal he's done he's doing original research original journalism

00:33:40.620 unlike a lot of people who are just showing clips and nothing else so that's it's it's fantastic and i

00:33:47.940 just uh i want to i want to thank you for joining me today gordon and i hope we can do this again i know

00:33:53.220 i know you've been on shows like tucker carlson you've been sharing this story with a huge audience

00:33:59.240 mine is a little less than tucker's i wanted to add too though i didn't realize this until the other

00:34:07.180 day that this disinformation governance board uh was of course dissolved because of the the huge cry

00:34:15.080 over the how ludicrous this was and how dangerous this was but the fbi quietly took up the

00:34:22.800 the duties if you will of doing this and i i i heard this the other day when i was watching

00:34:29.300 redacted with clayton morris and i i'm a weekly regular on his show but he was talking about how

00:34:35.860 the fbi is now doing this they the biden administration quietly shifted this responsibility

00:34:42.440 to the fbi from the department of homeland security so now it's part of the justice department

00:34:47.840 so i mean these governments will do anything to pull the wool over our eyes they will do anything

00:34:53.700 to put us under surveillance to censor what we say and it's only because people like you gordon are

00:35:00.620 fighting back that i think we have any hope of winning this so thank you so much for joining me

00:35:05.760 today and let's let's do it again and god bless you and the work you're doing and all prosperity to to

00:35:14.340 to not only this work but in your in your in your personal work as a as a independent trucker so

00:35:21.640 thank you so much gordon uh we will we will leave it there all right thanks so much for having me

00:35:27.720 david uh keep on paying attention and fighting back we will do thank you for watching stand on guard today

00:35:37.460 my guest has been gordon gill and please support this station any way you can but more so support the

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