The Shadoe Davis Show - April 22, 2025


April 21st⧸2025- Klaus Schwab Steps Down, Pope Dies, Carney's $130 Billion


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00:05:00.000 Good evening, everybody, and welcome to Shadow at Night.
00:05:12.620 This is Monday, April the 21st, 2025.
00:05:16.500 By the way, one week from tonight, it's election night, obviously,
00:05:19.480 and we'll be doing an election special that night.
00:05:23.960 I'll have the election results pouring in.
00:05:26.680 We'll be going through them, riding by riding by riding,
00:05:29.800 and hopefully we can pull it off here.
00:05:31.420 You know, here's the way I think of it
00:05:32.800 before we get into tonight's show.
00:05:35.120 It looks to be the conservatives cornering
00:05:38.320 the young person's vote, the working man's vote,
00:05:41.260 working woman too.
00:05:43.320 And it looks like the liberals
00:05:44.840 probably have got the upper crusts of society,
00:05:49.080 the boomers, and I'm wondering who there's more of
00:05:52.520 and I'm wondering who's going to get out there
00:05:55.880 and actually vote.
00:05:57.020 I put up a poll on my Facebook page a few hours ago. Have you voted yet? Did you vote in the
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00:06:07.840 I'm waiting for election day because if you vote in advance, who knows what's going to happen to
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00:06:28.020 but we do know it happened in the british columbia election last fall and people are
00:06:34.360 now extrapolating that it could happen federally as well even though there is no proof that is a
00:06:39.240 rumor that's been flying around that probably should be put to rest for now but it certainly
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00:09:24.920 please and thank you all right let's look at this the pope has died on easter monday the vatican
00:09:32.340 news says, even though there's no such thing as Easter Monday, it's Easter Sunday, not Monday.
00:09:38.800 That's a union thing. He was 88. 9.45 a.m., Cardinal Kevin Farrell, Carmenjo, Carmerlingo
00:09:47.180 of the Holy Roman Church announced the death of Pope Francis from the Casa Santa Marta with these
00:09:53.580 words. Dearest brothers and sisters, with deep sorrow, I must announce the death of our holy
00:10:01.320 father francis at 7 35 this morning the bishop of rome francis returned to the house of the father
00:10:08.700 his entire life was dedicated to the service of the lord and of his church he taught us to live
00:10:16.800 the values of the gospel with fidelity courage and universal love especially in favor of the
00:10:22.600 poorest and most marginalized with immense gratitude for his example as a true disciple
00:10:27.460 of the Lord Jesus, we commend the soul of Pope Francis to the infinite merciful love
00:10:32.500 of the one and true God.
00:10:39.020 Well, it seems like not everybody is upset with this news today.
00:10:43.980 Remember Archbishop Vignano? Archbishop Vignano, yeah. He was excommunicated last year. But I
00:10:53.080 think a whole bunch of Catholics who chose not to get that shot. Remember that shot? The shot we
00:10:59.980 we've talked about so much for the past three or four years. Those that chose not to get that of
00:11:06.580 the Catholic faith were left standing there alone by the Pope, by the Holy Father, by the pontiff,
00:11:15.200 by their leader. Pope Francis, this is from three years ago now, over three years from
00:11:21.940 the Associated Press. Pope Francis denounced fake news about COVID-19 and vaccines Friday,
00:11:28.800 blasting the distortion of reality based on fear, but also urging that people who believe
00:11:34.560 such lies are helped to understand true scientific facts. Yeah, we understand the facts, all right.
00:11:44.520 Here's Archbishop Vignano talking about the Pope and the Catholic Church about a year and a half
00:11:51.800 ago before he or maybe just as he was being excommunicated watch revolution terrorized by
00:11:58.160 klaus schwab and the family or international finance find in bergoglio not a neutral spectator
00:12:09.120 which would itself already be an unheard of thing
00:12:14.860 but actually a zealous co-operator
00:12:20.120 who abuses his own moral authority
00:12:23.120 in order to support
00:12:25.080 ad extra
00:12:26.940 outside the church
00:12:28.920 the project of the dissolution of traditional society
00:12:33.360 while ad inter within the church
00:12:38.060 he pursues
00:12:39.840 the project of the demolition
00:12:43.000 of the church in order to replace
00:12:44.960 her with a
00:12:46.920 philanthropic organization
00:12:49.100 of Masonic
00:12:51.020 inspiration
00:12:51.880 and it is scandalous
00:12:56.920 this applies to
00:12:59.060 both, to civil
00:13:01.140 and ecclesiastical
00:13:03.340 world
00:13:03.820 confirming the pactum celleri
00:13:06.880 the criminal conspiracy between the deep state and the deep church.
00:13:17.600 It seems to me that in this conspiracy the role of the Jesuit has been decisive.
00:13:27.060 It is no coincidence that for the first time in history
00:13:32.560 A religious of the Society of Jesus is seated on the throne of Peter.
00:13:44.940 He believes that this Pope was a member of the Order of the Jesuits,
00:13:51.900 or a Mason, or somebody who was trying to actually bring the Church down from within.
00:13:57.140 And I can only imagine right now the war that is going on at the upper echelons of the Catholic Church.
00:14:04.380 Can you believe, I guess, you know, if you saw Godfather 3, here I am correlating the movies, I know.
00:14:15.840 But, I mean, there's nothing on earth that escapes corruption.
00:14:24.200 Nothing.
00:14:24.720 and sometimes we have a terrible time wrapping our heads around that because once again we go
00:14:33.180 back to the old axiom of they'd never do that they can't do that that's the pope no way no he can't
00:14:42.020 be evil but when you say they'd never do that you're referring to yourself in your own moral
00:14:51.060 code. You'd never do that. They, they would do anything. They would do anything. So the Archbishop
00:15:02.840 had a few words today as well, and he put them out on X, and here they are. And he does not refer to
00:15:09.340 the Pope by his chosen Pope name. He goes back to his surname, the one he had at birth before,
00:15:15.760 because all popes, they change their names when they become pope, right?
00:15:20.040 So here's what Archbishop Vignato said today.
00:15:24.360 In 2018, Eugenio Scalfari reported the words that Bergoglio, that's the pope,
00:15:30.280 supposedly confided to him about his vision of the afterlife.
00:15:33.640 He said, sinful souls are not punished.
00:15:36.460 Those who repent obtain God's forgiveness and join the ranks of souls who contemplate him,
00:15:40.720 but those who do not repent and cannot therefore be forgiven disappear.
00:15:45.760 there is no hell. Sinful souls simply disappear. These heretical ravings are directly opposed to
00:15:55.160 the Catholic faith, which teaches us that there is a particular judgment for everyone, which
00:15:59.860 Bergoglio, again the Pope, could not escape. His soul is therefore not disappeared, nor has it
00:16:05.380 dissolved. He will have to account for the crimes he has committed, first of all having usurped the
00:16:11.020 throne of peter in order to destroy the catholic church and lose so many souls but if this non-pope
00:16:18.380 and anti-pope can no longer harm the mystical body his heirs still remain the subversives whom
00:16:23.500 he has invalidly created cardinals and who have long been organizing themselves to ensure a
00:16:28.820 continuator of the synodal revolution and the destructuring of the papacy in support of them
00:16:35.120 are also the conservative cardinals and bishops who've been careful not to question the legitimacy
00:16:40.200 of Jorge Bergoglio. It's on these people that the greatest responsibility for the outcome of the
00:16:47.100 next conclave falls. Again, I believe there is a war going on right now at the very upper echelons
00:16:54.440 of the Catholic Church, and it's good against evil. Some people are trying to put together
00:17:02.340 these two things that happened so closely together in the last 24 hours. The Pope dies,
00:17:07.360 Klaus Schwab steps down. Now, we knew that Klaus Schwab was going to be stepping down. He said it
00:17:12.080 in May of last year. And finally, he just came out with the announcement today. Maybe it has
00:17:17.680 one thing has to do with another. If it does, I haven't put it together yet. There are some
00:17:22.820 financial analysts who are like us out there, truth seekers, freedom fighters, who seem to
00:17:29.200 believe there is some sort of weird financial thing going on right now. But I watched some
00:17:34.680 of those videos this afternoon and i couldn't put it together it just didn't seem to make sense but
00:17:39.380 then again this could have everything to do with cbdc's digital currency digital id mark carney
00:17:47.400 and i've got a theory about mark carney that i'm going to throw out to you in just a second
00:17:51.920 davos meet founder klaus schwab steps down from the world economic forum
00:17:58.060 board what was his exact wording here
00:18:04.680 said it is in his 88th year something like yeah here it is schwab informed the world economic
00:18:12.360 forums board that as i enter my 88th year i have decided to step down from the position of chair
00:18:19.480 and as a member of the board of trustees with immediate effect so they've already got their
00:18:26.960 secession plan in place it's just a matter of time before it all rolls out schwab stepped down
00:18:34.060 as executive chairman last year
00:18:35.660 with former Norwegian Foreign Minister
00:18:37.420 Borje Brande taking over daily management.
00:18:40.620 The WEF said Vice Chairman
00:18:42.240 Peter Brabeck-Ledmath
00:18:44.120 was appointed board chairman
00:18:45.980 in the interim and that a search committee
00:18:47.680 for replacement had been appointed.
00:18:50.500 The WEF's board hailed Schwab's
00:18:52.040 outstanding achievements in his 55 years
00:18:54.360 as the leader of the organization.
00:18:55.820 Okay, all right, fine, fine, good.
00:19:00.040 So, who's going to take over
00:19:02.400 for Klaus Schwab?
00:19:04.060 Well, as far as I'm concerned, the next logical choice is Mark Carney.
00:19:12.300 Now, if they can't fix the election in Canada, and they can't, and I don't think the liberals are going to win.
00:19:18.840 I could be completely off the mark here, but I think the conservatives are going to win this next election.
00:19:24.760 And they're going to have a majority government.
00:19:26.420 I believe it's going to be razor thin.
00:19:27.940 They might get 175, 176 seats, but they are going to win.
00:19:34.060 Why else would Klaus Schwab step down so abruptly?
00:19:39.120 Because there's only one person.
00:19:41.480 There is only one person, one logical person to take over for Klaus Schwab, and that would be Mark Carney.
00:19:50.820 Yeah, they tried to put him in as Prime Minister of Canada, and it's not working out so well for them, maybe.
00:19:57.240 So I'm going to vacate my role as the chairman of the World Economic Forum.
00:20:02.660 mark carney is the one to step in mark carney here he is babbling about an extra hundred now
00:20:09.240 i know there's some people some boomers out there who are buying this nonsense and there's that one
00:20:13.600 boomer in particular that you've seen out there on social media who's gone viral in the last
00:20:18.800 couple of days and we'll put up a short video of him in just a second but who else would buy this
00:20:25.140 nonsense listen to him talk this is about 90 seconds worth of complete and total dribble
00:20:29.960 talking about adding an extra on top of what they already spend, these Liberals, another $130 billion.
00:20:38.040 And then he says the budget will balance within four years.
00:20:42.060 Is he insane?
00:20:44.680 Watch him here.
00:20:45.760 In your platform, your CASA platform you released today, you outline almost $130 billion in new spending,
00:20:53.080 but a shrinking deficit over the next four years.
00:20:57.260 How and why should Canadians believe your numbers add up?
00:21:02.260 Well, first off, thanks for the question. The numbers do add up very much.
00:21:07.260 And I'd make a couple of distinctions here.
00:21:09.260 What we're doing is we're taking government spending, which has been growing too fast.
00:21:15.260 It's been growing at 9% of the operating spending, and we're focusing in on that,
00:21:22.260 reducing duplication, finding efficiencies through the delivery of various programs,
00:21:32.260 using technology, capping the federal public service, which has grown by 40% over the last 10 years.
00:21:38.260 So a series of measures that are going to make government more effective,
00:21:42.260 reduce the cost of that spending, reduce the rate of growth of that spending.
00:21:47.260 And then the second thing that we're doing, very importantly, so that's spending less.
00:21:51.260 The second thing that we're doing is we're not spending that amount of money.
00:21:56.900 We're investing that amount of money.
00:21:59.540 So we're using very limited government resources to catalyze enormous private sector investment.
00:22:09.840 And that's what drives this economy forward.
00:22:13.420 That's what meets this moment.
00:22:16.780 We're not spending.
00:22:19.060 We're investing.
00:22:20.300 you idiot don't you understand for goodness sakes now he's been flip-flopping he's been
00:22:28.300 going back and forth on balancing the budget and this headline from the national post shows that
00:22:33.180 in an interview last week he said yeah we'll balance the budget within four years i think he
00:22:37.440 may have even said that during the debates last week this headline says something different
00:22:41.940 liberals promise 130 billion in new spending no timeline to balance the budget so what's it gonna
00:22:47.740 to be, Mark? You guys know Whitney Webb, right? Let me throw this up on the screen real quick
00:22:57.160 here. Whitney Webb. Here is a post she made on X not so long ago. Mark Carney, Canada's new yet
00:23:04.240 unelected prime minister, has spent the last several years selling a new version of neo-colonial
00:23:09.080 debt slavery as sustainable development. A complete snake. She said, please read my post
00:23:16.900 uh or sorry my past reports on his predatory endeavors and her place is called the hangout
00:23:23.860 and it's on substack so what somebody has done here is they've taken whitney's voice and they've
00:23:30.260 used ai to have her read her own stuff from her hangout on substack and i thought it was tremendous
00:23:40.260 so listen to this this is a little bit long it's about an eight minute piece
00:23:45.520 but it's well worth listening to and for anybody who might be on the fence if you know anybody
00:23:53.180 who might be on the fence in terms of how they're going to vote next monday please drag them to your
00:24:01.420 phone or or your computer or your tv or whatever you're watching on right now or share this with
00:24:06.420 them and tell them to go to the 19 minute mark this is very important information everybody
00:24:13.860 needs to hear this. Carney isn't stepping into power to protect Canadian sovereignty.
00:24:18.680 He's here to dissolve it. This is not an elected leader with a mandate from the people. This is a
00:24:23.560 banker groomed by global institutions positioned at the helm of the most powerful central banks in
00:24:28.900 the West and now parachuted into Canada's top office in the middle of an engineered crisis.
00:24:34.320 Carney was governor of the Bank of Canada during the 2008 crash. Then he was handed the top job at
00:24:39.720 the Bank of England, becoming the first non-Brit to hold that position in over three centuries.
00:24:44.820 That wasn't a promotion. That was placement, a signal to the global financial elite that Carney
00:24:50.560 wasn't just one of them. He was ready for the next phase of the project. And that project is
00:24:55.540 global governance, technocratic control, a world where countries exist in name, but real decisions
00:25:01.480 are made by unelected bureaucrats, asset managers, and central banks. Now, I'm going to stop it for
00:25:07.140 just a second and one of the reasons i'm saying that carney is probably the logical one to step
00:25:12.320 into klaus schwab's shoes what good is he going to do as the prime minister of canada and they
00:25:18.520 maybe thought back in january well this will be good you know we'll put carney into canada and
00:25:23.620 he'll be able to to get our operation going there but now the klaus schwab has stepped down and
00:25:30.220 maybe klaus schwab stepped down because he knows carney's not going to win
00:25:33.860 or maybe he stepped down because he's got a health condition and they need somebody in that spot
00:25:41.020 somebody who has been following the whole plan the whole time a disciple of klaus schwamp
00:25:49.680 mark carney is that guy would he be more useful to them as the chairman of the world economic forum
00:25:57.100 or as the prime minister of canada let's continue carney has never hidden his loyalties
00:26:03.060 He's a key figure within the World Economic Forum, a trusted architect of Klaus Schwab's Great Reset.
00:26:09.680 He doesn't just support stakeholder capitalism, he helped design its playbook.
00:26:14.520 He spent the last several years preparing the framework for an economic transition that replaces national interest with global compliance, freedom with surveillance, and sovereignty with dependency.
00:26:27.380 Kearney's language is the same coded language used by every WEF loyalist, sustainability,
00:26:32.980 resilience, inclusion, and climate finance, but decode that language and the reality is
00:26:38.440 much darker.
00:26:40.040 What they call climate finance is the commodification of nature, turning forests, oceans, carbon
00:26:46.040 footprints, and even your personal behavior into financial instruments to be tracked,
00:26:50.960 traded, and controlled.
00:26:51.920 It's not about protecting the environment.
00:26:53.960 It's about creating a new asset class for the elite.
00:26:57.140 And once human behavior becomes an asset, it can also become a liability, something to be taxed, fined, or restricted.
00:27:03.380 This is Carney's real vision for Canada, not protection from Trump, but deeper integration into a technocratic system designed in Davos and enforced through digital chains.
00:27:13.220 He is a leading proponent of central bank digital currencies, CBDCs, which are being marketed as efficient and modern, but are, in fact, tools of unprecedented control.
00:27:23.680 Programmable money means conditional money, money that can be restricted based on who you are, where you are, what you say, or how you behave.
00:27:31.640 Pair that with digital ID systems, biometric tracking, and algorithmic decision-making, and the result is a digital prison where your ability to participate in society depends on your willingness to comply with the demands of unelected global institutions.
00:27:47.540 This is not a conspiracy theory.
00:27:49.400 This is openly admitted policy.
00:27:51.640 Carney has published it.
00:27:52.660 The WEF has published it. The Bank for International Settlements has published it.
00:27:57.700 What they need now is public consent or at the very least public submission.
00:28:02.200 Carney is a central figure in what's being called the Great Reset,
00:28:06.240 playing a pivotal role in pushing Klaus Schwab's dystopian vision.
00:28:10.160 He's a strong advocate for stakeholder capitalism, a model where global corporations, not governments,
00:28:16.500 hold the power, all while cloaking it in the language of sustainability and inclusion.
00:28:21.140 The truth behind these terms, including the promotion of central bank digital currencies, CBDCs, reveals a digital prison, not a financial innovation.
00:28:31.900 Carney's rise isn't about protecting Canada from external threats, including Trump.
00:28:37.100 It's about integrating Canada into a global system that's already in motion.
00:28:41.820 His vision for Canada isn't about preserving its national identity, but dismantling it entirely.
00:28:48.320 Under his leadership, technocracy replaces democracy, where unelected elites like Carney
00:28:53.940 manipulate policies for control. According to Whitney Webb, the technocratic future isn't a
00:29:00.460 distant threat. It's already here. Let's hear more from her interview. Enter Trump. Yes, Trump's
00:29:06.180 rhetoric is hostile. Yes, his tariffs are aggressive, but that aggression is being weaponized,
00:29:10.540 not resisted, by people like Carney. It creates the chaos needed to justify the solution,
00:29:16.540 the elevation of so-called responsible technocrats into positions of unaccountable power.
00:29:22.460 Carney steps in not as a champion of Canadian independence, but as the system's answer to
00:29:27.700 Trump's disorder. But the order being offered is not democratic. It's not even Canadian.
00:29:33.720 It's global governance disguised as national leadership, a managed transition from self-rule
00:29:39.600 to centralized oversight, not from Washington, but from Davos, Basel, and BlackRock.
00:29:45.920 Carney won't resist the encroachment.
00:29:48.060 He will facilitate it.
00:29:49.520 Because he's not here to lead, he's here to manage the integration,
00:29:53.480 the merging of financial systems, defense strategies,
00:29:56.700 digital infrastructures, and social controls.
00:29:59.260 And this didn't start with Carney.
00:30:00.980 It's been building for decades through trade agreements like NAFTA and USMCA,
00:30:05.060 through partnerships in biometrics, cybersecurity, and cross-border data regulation.
00:30:10.280 But Carney represents the final phase, the normalization of technocracy.
00:30:15.140 the replacement of politics with procedure, of freedom with functionality, of leaders with
00:30:21.040 managers. He doesn't rant like Trump. He doesn't posture like Trudeau. He speaks with the calm,
00:30:26.540 measured tone of a man who knows the future is already written and your vote isn't part of it.
00:30:32.280 So while the media sells him as the adult in the room, what we're really getting is a global
00:30:36.860 enforcer in a Canadian mask, a man who speaks for the institutions that created the financial crisis,
00:30:42.820 profited from the pandemic and are now positioning themselves as the saviors of the climate
00:30:47.720 emergency. It's the same playbook, crisis, reaction, control, and behind it all is a vision
00:30:54.860 of the world that has no room for national identity, individual liberty, or democratic
00:31:00.020 resistance. Only metrics, only compliance, only systems. So ask yourself, is Carney really
00:31:07.120 standing between Canada and Trump, or is he helping to deliver the country into something
00:31:11.500 far more dangerous, a system where sovereignty is obsolete and your freedom is just a temporary
00:31:16.500 privilege, subject to revocation. This isn't about one man, it's about the machine he represents,
00:31:22.040 and unless we name it, expose it, and reject it, Canada may soon become the test case for a new
00:31:27.900 model of governance. One where elections still happen, but the outcome is always the same,
00:31:33.000 rule by the unelected, enforcement by the digital, and ownership by the few.
00:31:37.040 Mark Carney's rise to power in Canada isn't about saving the country.
00:31:41.940 It's about folding it into a larger, faceless global technocratic machine
00:31:46.280 that treats national sovereignty like an outdated relic.
00:31:50.360 While the world's been distracted by trade wars and border squabbles,
00:31:54.380 Carney and his cohorts have been quietly orchestrating the demolition of independent nations,
00:31:59.480 turning them into pawns in a global marketplace.
00:32:02.540 And what are they selling? Your freedoms.
00:32:04.640 Under the guise of buzzwords like sustainability and resilience, Carney's agenda isn't about protecting the environment. It's about controlling every aspect of your life. And it gets worse. Soon, human behavior won't be something private or personal. It'll be a marketable asset, tracked, monitored, and traded like stocks.
00:32:25.620 According to Whitney Webb, everything about you could soon be tracked, quantified, and controlled, from your diet to how often you fly, even down to your political opinions.
00:32:37.420 In this emerging system, every aspect of your behavior will be scrutinized to determine if you're playing by the rules.
00:32:44.540 She warns of the rise of programmable money, where access to your funds could be restricted based on your actions.
00:32:51.300 Step out of line, and your bank account could be frozen, robbing you of your financial freedom.
00:32:57.100 But the control doesn't stop there.
00:32:59.560 Webb foresees a world where digital identities, biometric tracking, and surveillance algorithms determine who has access to what.
00:33:07.960 This isn't a distant dystopia.
00:33:10.220 Today's web tracking and facial recognition are the beginning, and Carney's vision promises an even more invasive future.
00:33:18.100 This digital technocracy isn't some accidental byproduct of progress, Webb argues.
00:33:23.440 It's the result of engineered crises, economic crashes, pandemics, and geopolitical tensions, all orchestrated to create chaos, paving the way for even tighter control.
00:33:34.240 The more we embrace this digital world, the more we surrender our privacy, autonomy, and freedom, all under the guise of efficiency and global cooperation.
00:33:48.160 So what is it they're using to keep people under control?
00:33:54.540 And what is it they have been using for years now, but especially these past five years?
00:33:59.520 What is it?
00:34:00.680 Write it down in the comments.
00:34:01.880 I want to hear what you say.
00:34:04.240 what are they using to maintain control?
00:34:12.140 To keep you going where they want you to go.
00:34:16.040 Michael, you're absolutely correct.
00:34:17.860 It's fear.
00:34:20.220 It is fear.
00:34:21.300 Regina, same thing.
00:34:22.720 You guys are all right.
00:34:23.740 TV news, yeah, but what do they pump?
00:34:25.960 They pump fear.
00:34:27.220 Look at this.
00:34:28.500 National Post headline from last week.
00:34:30.740 New poll shows liberals riding the fear vote.
00:34:35.000 Tories winning hope as the gap narrows slightly.
00:34:38.580 And the polls have tightened, in case you care, over the past few days.
00:34:44.300 42, 43, Tories, liberals, the NDP at 6, the bloc at 6 or 7.
00:34:52.320 I expect the conservatives will win this in the end.
00:34:56.500 And I'm hoping that more and more and more people start to wake up
00:35:00.640 to the reality of the situation that we're all in here.
00:35:04.240 this guy won't you could sit and actually try to have a conversation with this guy
00:35:10.500 and it never will happen but i thought this little vignette was pretty brilliant let's watch this
00:35:34.240 that's the uh fingers up boomer from the brampton rally the brampton uh mark carney rally
00:35:53.760 a little while ago oh and i've got one more video i almost forgot about it i've got one
00:35:59.220 more video taken by karima sad and daisy media let me see if i can find it here real fast
00:36:05.280 it's funny
00:36:09.800 while i'm looking let's throw this up here here's a couple of ladies who are on our side and they
00:36:18.500 can't figure out why it was terrible to fly a canadian flag just two or three years ago
00:36:23.900 And it's awesome now.
00:36:25.300 Watch them here.
00:36:25.980 And the patriotism.
00:36:27.040 Two years ago, we weren't allowed to wave Canadian flags.
00:36:30.860 Now, all of a sudden, it's okay.
00:36:32.520 What changed?
00:36:33.520 Yeah.
00:36:34.180 What changed?
00:36:35.280 Yeah, you bring up a good point because I remember, what was it,
00:36:38.060 three years ago in Canada and everybody was wearing orange and stuff like that.
00:36:41.540 And now, all of a sudden, it's changed, right?
00:36:43.280 Yeah, you know, elbows up.
00:36:45.060 Yeah, yeah.
00:36:45.820 Right?
00:36:46.580 The people that are here are the same people that vilified the Freedom Convoy
00:36:52.320 these are the people here that wanted their heads smashed in and now they're all with waving their
00:37:01.160 flags you know canada what are they what are they say canada no canada first is polyev's thing
00:37:08.900 team canada no no team canada is team liberal team um communist as far as i'm concerned because we
00:37:20.260 are going right now i consider uh canada being captured we've been captured and i think what
00:37:27.700 trump is doing is he's trying to wake people up but obviously it's not happening uh waking up to
00:37:34.500 the fact that china canada is china's beachhead and they're right on the u.s border so why are
00:37:44.420 people um why are not people talking about the china tariffs the hundred percent tariffs on
00:37:51.540 canola our seafood and our pork yeah not a word silence no i i agree and also it's also saying
00:38:01.620 some people say china is the one to produce the fentanyl as well right well that's that's true
00:38:06.820 That's true. And we have Chinese police stations in our country.
00:38:12.600 Yeah, but this, but this, I get, I find that people just turn on their TV and that's where
00:38:20.360 they get their instructions. Yeah. Guys, you know, I think, I think there's a lot of people
00:38:28.400 out there who are awake to this nonsense. And I think the, the nonsense that they're spouting
00:38:33.600 out on social media is just a suppression tool designed to keep you away from voting record
00:38:39.800 turnout for uh advanced voting this past weekend over two million canadians cast their votes
00:38:46.240 this past weekend i was one of them i voted for hope okay i promised you that elbows up
00:38:52.020 video from brampton i think it was karima sad who took this video with some help from daisy
00:38:58.940 and maybe right blend, but it's actually kind of funny,
00:39:02.200 the music they put underneath it.
00:39:04.420 So let's watch it.
00:39:05.300 Go for it, go for it, go for it, go for it, go for it.
00:39:28.940 it's fine hang on a minute it's fine that guy
00:39:58.940 Fingers, you know, that guy is getting a lot of play on social media.
00:40:03.180 But this guy here, he should get more.
00:40:05.340 I don't know.
00:40:28.940 good grief please please don't tell me those are the people who are going to decide the future of
00:40:41.440 our country please oh good lord
00:40:47.360 okay is there some kind of election interference going on i already told you i'm going to throw
00:40:55.200 this up on the screen again earlier in the show that yes staff from bc or elections bc were taking
00:41:01.860 home these advanced ballot boxes during their election last fall elections bc allowed staff
00:41:07.080 to take ballots home during advanced voting week that has been extrapolated now to federal employees
00:41:13.320 there's absolutely zero proof that elections canada is allowing their people volunteers or
00:41:20.360 employees to take home ballots for the next few days for safekeeping until they need to be counted
00:41:26.240 next Monday night. We have not heard that, not at all. So people are taking that BC story from last
00:41:33.920 fall and they're saying, well, what if they do this? No, no, we have not heard anything about
00:41:40.440 that. And I've got people all over the country that I talk to regularly and they would let me
00:41:47.160 know if something like that was going on as of right now i can say to you confidently we have
00:41:54.200 not heard a thing about that but our friend tiana truth seeker a friend of hers seems to have found
00:42:01.660 another way they can screw with the election and i hadn't heard of this before aside from the fact
00:42:06.280 that they're providing pencils at voting stations now i understand some areas are providing pens and
00:42:14.620 sharpies as well i brought my own sharpie this past weekend so if you haven't voted yet you're
00:42:19.540 going to vote next monday bring your own sharpie with you don't put anything down in pencil all
00:42:25.640 right let's hear what tiana has to say this is an emergency broadcast for all canadians i think
00:42:29.900 they're screwing with the election last night i got a text from my best friend i've known her for
00:42:33.600 18 years she was the maid of honor at my wedding basically i know she would not be making this up
00:42:39.580 she went to vote and she went inside she's been a registered voter since she was 18 and they said
00:42:45.880 that she wasn't registered to vote so she had to re-register and then when she went to vote the
00:42:51.300 ballots were blank you had to fill in the name of your candidate and your mp's name and i'm
00:42:55.980 wondering if now they're avoiding it if you misspell that name and if you can't remember the
00:43:00.280 name a lady will come around with a book and the first time she opened the first page and said oh
00:43:06.140 is this your candidate from Edmonton South or Leduc and my friend's like no thankfully she had
00:43:11.660 his name memorized um let me just show you the text message she goes okay I've been a registered
00:43:16.580 voter for every federal election since I turned 18 I registered the day registration opened for
00:43:21.840 this election went and voted at the advanced polls tonight oh you aren't registered we won't read that
00:43:28.340 excuse me she says I'm like what really yep went after work um I thought it was TikTok BS and people
00:43:35.300 were being over dramatic saying that they registered and then got to the polling station
00:43:39.820 and suddenly weren't registered so then i said that is so you know what can i make a video about
00:43:44.860 this and mention you because i want other people to come forward i've heard other stories of things
00:43:49.860 being messed up so i said i knew they'd steal this election so you have to register again she goes i
00:43:54.600 was able to register at the poll and vote tonight also i've never had to write my mp's name on the
00:43:59.700 ballot it's always been check boxes when I go this one was a blank voter slip and have to write
00:44:05.660 a candidate's name so I'm like what the that's not right I wonder if they will screw with the
00:44:12.280 votes if you misspell the name said friend in question at our wedding now I've heard stories
00:44:18.720 about Ontario ridings having like 50 names of MPs on a ballot but I have not heard that you have to
00:44:25.280 actually write your mp's name on there is anybody else experiencing this please let me know in the
00:44:30.500 comment section or anything please try and get some kind of video or picture proof when you go
00:44:36.340 to vote or have registered early to vote for this election i think that they're seriously trying to
00:44:42.120 screw with this election anyway i'm really sorry about my hair it's i'm literally headed to work
00:44:46.100 i just woke up and i got off last night at like 10 30 so i hope everybody has a great day happy
00:44:51.640 Easter, but please, please, please be vigilant and record everything about this election if you can.
00:45:00.340 Don't let them screw with you. Do not let them screw with you. And if you haven't voted yet
00:45:05.600 and you're going next week, I think Monday it is now because all of the advanced polls are closed.
00:45:10.580 They were open Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and today. Ask some of the people who are working
00:45:16.760 just, you know, in passing, hey, what do you guys do with these ballot boxes during that whole week
00:45:23.340 where you had to kind of keep them after the advanced polls? Oh, they were put in a very
00:45:31.340 secure place. Or they might say, I don't know. Or they might say, yeah, some of our people were
00:45:36.760 taking them home. But go ahead and ask that question. Usually the people at these polling
00:45:41.100 places are actually pretty polite. Some of them are all business, but you can get through that
00:45:46.120 veneer in about three seconds with a smile, especially if they've been waiting around all
00:45:50.420 day long with nothing to do. I want to get back to the World Economic Forum for one second. This
00:45:55.640 is a former, what do they call him, global leader, young global leader. His name is Professor Richard
00:46:02.960 Werner. And here, I wanted to play this earlier, but I didn't have it available. He's talking about
00:46:10.060 central bank digital currencies. Pay close attention because he was in there with these
00:46:15.380 guys. He knows exactly what they're planning. The big dangers of CBDCs are the programmability
00:46:22.020 which is that essentially it's not even money. It's like it's your money becomes potential money
00:46:29.980 because it depends on a central planner to agree that you should now be allowed to spend this money
00:46:38.660 in this location for this particular transaction and in this particular volume that you want to do.
00:46:45.380 well why should that be conditional but it is going to be when they describe programmability
00:46:50.600 that's what it's all about that you can i mean of course they present it from a from a positive
00:46:55.540 side we can give money to the people who really need it that's how they will formulate it but
00:47:00.760 the other side of the coin is that this means that they have the ideas on who should spend
00:47:07.440 money on what and when and that will be reflected and sometimes when you want to spend they'll
00:47:12.500 they'll decide this is no good because you've already used too much carbon you know your carbon
00:47:18.640 footprint is too too big or you've eaten too much beef or whatever it may be so you know we are
00:47:25.000 talking about essentially some kind of social credit scoring or other similar system and really
00:47:33.240 it's not your money anymore the push for CBDCs is the final step in a multi-decade program by
00:47:41.540 central planners to increase their power over the people, over countries.
00:47:50.120 This is the ultimate step because the powers of CBDCs are so extraordinary
00:47:56.460 that even the worst dictators in past centuries could only have
00:48:01.820 dreamt of having such enormous power over the lives of so many people. We are
00:48:08.540 talking about a very dystopian future if we allow central banks to issue central bank digital
00:48:15.600 currencies and it will be a completely totalitarian system of such frightening proportions it's hard
00:48:23.320 to imagine maybe i was wrong earlier maybe carny is being installed right in front of our faces
00:48:32.020 and this vote means nothing look at this security officials and china works with the
00:48:39.800 world economic forum don't forget security officials report repression operation targeting
00:48:44.680 conservative candidate joe tay so urban toronto candidate known for his opposition to the chinese
00:48:49.720 government um what have they been doing the operation features a mock wanted poster and
00:48:57.900 disparaging headlines and comments about joe tay the conservative candidate for the suburban
00:49:02.920 toronto riding of don valley north tay is known for his opposition to chinese government policies
00:49:07.700 last year hong kong police issued arrest warrants for six activists based overseas including tay
00:49:14.840 with bowdy said at about 185 000 for information leading to their arrests federal officials told
00:49:21.220 the media briefing monday the operation is taking place on social media platforms where chinese
00:49:26.440 speaking users in canada are active i don't even know why we allow that i guess for the chinese
00:49:34.520 people here to speak to relatives back home including facebook wechat tick tock rednote
00:49:40.840 and doyen a sister app of tick tock for the chinese market so you have to think if they're doing this
00:49:47.320 with joe tay in that one writing what other writings are they doing this in that we haven't
00:49:53.320 heard about just yet. Can Pierre Poly have stopped this? No, of course he can't. Can Pierre Poly have
00:50:04.380 slowed this down? This is what I've been saying the whole time, my friends. This is what I have
00:50:09.880 been saying the whole time. The conservatives can slow this tidal wave down. They're not going to
00:50:15.520 stop it. But in that time, we, the people, can come up with some ideas in opposition of our own.
00:50:25.520 But until we stop this menace, this globalist menace, we haven't got a chance.
00:50:36.400 And so, my friends, again, if you are planning on voting for the People's Party of Canada,
00:50:41.760 And I think that this is going to be a razor thin margin, razor thin.
00:50:48.080 Like I was saying before, I think the conservatives probably get a majority government.
00:50:52.980 This is what my feelings say.
00:50:54.800 This is what everything, everything that I've experienced in elections and media for the past 40 years is telling me.
00:51:06.280 I could be off the mark and maybe this is stolen.
00:51:09.780 Maybe some of you people out there who've been saying this the whole time, it's stolen, it's stolen.
00:51:14.320 Never mind voting, it doesn't matter. It does. It does.
00:51:19.360 Because if you go and vote, and this whole big blue wave goes out to vote,
00:51:24.920 and Canada sees this massive upswing in, you know, how many people voted, usually 62, 63 percent.
00:51:33.420 If it goes to 75% or 80%, that means people want change in this country, real change, not Mark Carney change.
00:51:42.880 And if the conservatives lose with 75% or 80% of people showing up, then we know it was rigged.
00:51:49.740 But regardless, if Polly have wins this thing, then we've got a chance to stem that tide at least for a few years.
00:51:56.820 We'll get our free speech back, for starters, which is probably the most important of all of our rights.
00:52:02.360 we need that desperately
00:52:05.700 here is Pierre Polyev over the weekend doing an interview with Global News British Columbia
00:52:13.640 the liberals broke immigration they destroyed the system by bringing in over a million people a year
00:52:19.060 with nowhere to house them and that's one of the reasons we have this housing crisis and they
00:52:23.260 many had no skills in home building so what I'm going to do is we're going to be capping
00:52:28.660 immigration i will ensure that we always we never add people faster than we add homes so the the
00:52:34.340 numbers target that i set for this year will always be lower than the number of homes that
00:52:38.960 was built in the previous year and we're going to target newcomers who have trade skills to build
00:52:45.300 homes finally we're going to back union training halls to train up 350 000 young people bring back
00:52:52.620 the apprenticeship grant, give as a gift a big box of all the trades, training manuals to high
00:53:01.820 schools, and hope that the principals will get our young people working on pre-apprenticeships
00:53:08.380 before they even graduate from high school. We need boots, not suits, as I like to say.
00:53:12.900 No new development law, C-69, the Liberals passed, in which Mr. Carney says he will keep,
00:53:17.980 will prevent us from ever building another LNG plant, another pipeline, another expansion to our ports.
00:53:26.460 Radical environmentalists like Gregor Robertson, they don't want to build anything,
00:53:31.880 and they're going to be in charge if the Liberals get a fourth term.
00:53:35.120 We need to change.
00:53:36.460 My candidate, Alice Ross, he was the guy who helped bring out LNG Canada to northwest British Columbia,
00:53:42.900 the biggest project in Canadian history.
00:53:45.260 He'll be playing a big role in my government.
00:53:46.900 We are going to repeal the Liberal No Development Law C-69, give six-month turnaround time on permits,
00:53:53.020 set up shovel-ready zones that have pre-approved permits so that businesses know they already have a permit
00:53:58.100 as long as they hit the environmental standards to protect public safety.
00:54:03.340 And my goal is to approve about 10 LNG plants off the British Columbia coast,
00:54:09.160 with First Nations communities being the primary beneficiaries.
00:54:12.080 They are going to be the richest people in the world, coastal First Nations.
00:54:14.860 if I become Prime Minister, because we are going to unlock our resources,
00:54:19.680 and it is going to be half a trillion dollars of extra resource development
00:54:24.520 over the next five years if Canadians vote for a change with the Conservative Party.
00:54:28.860 Policies of inflationary policies have priced people out of homes,
00:54:32.620 and their catch-and-release policies have turned loose rampant criminals on our streets.
00:54:39.040 And then, of course, their drug liberalization has killed 50,000 people.
00:54:42.860 our neighborhoods are overrun with it we can reverse all that it doesn't have to be this way
00:54:48.020 we have a conservative plan for a change and what will we do one three strikes you're out
00:54:53.180 three violent offenses you go to jail for a minimum of 10 years a maximum of life no chance
00:54:58.200 of parole or bail zero bail for three-time offenders no more catch and release two we're
00:55:05.160 going to bring in life sentences for fentanyl mass traffickers three okay we know all of this stuff
00:55:11.840 and it's great that he wants to do this many people disappointed with his stance on immigration
00:55:16.680 and his stance on ukraine and having to play that climate change game i hate that i've said it many
00:55:25.460 times i can't stand that i wish politicians and people in general would have the balls to stand
00:55:32.500 up and say hey wait a minute you know what you guys are sitting there taking this whole climate
00:55:35.840 change narrative and and like it's the grass is green or water is wet it's not you need to prove
00:55:44.600 everything you say about this before we can take this one more inch period because for every expert
00:55:53.440 that you can bring out saying that there is man-made climate change and we're in the middle
00:55:57.180 of a climate catastrophe i've got a scientist who will tell you that that is wrong and they will
00:56:02.100 both give us scientific facts hopefully and may the better man win period we got to settle that
00:56:12.440 but they they walk around like it's already settled which is ridiculous now if this election
00:56:22.060 does go the liberals way we're hearing rumblings out of quebec that they want to separate
00:56:29.640 Bloc Québécois. Yes, that's what we've been after. Of course, Francois Legault doesn't want
00:56:34.980 to separate, but the Parti Québécois does, and they're leading in all of the provincial
00:56:39.620 polls in Quebec, so who knows? They could be talking separation again out there.
00:56:46.200 And what about Alberta? Here's a great piece today from the Fraser Institute, written by
00:56:51.140 Tegan Hill. CPP, another example of Albertans' outsized contributions to Canada. This is the
00:56:58.200 kind of stuff they need to circulate all through Alberta. People in Alberta need to understand
00:57:04.100 exactly what they don't get from Confederation and understand exactly how much better their
00:57:10.120 lives would be financially in terms of freedom of speech and everything if they got rid of this
00:57:16.400 liberal monkey on their back. And that's really the only province in this country, maybe Saskatchewan
00:57:24.180 that we can say that about. Maybe, maybe, possibly British Columbia, but they'd never survive on their
00:57:29.600 own. Not with that NDP government. Manitoba, forget about it. Ontario, well, not the way Doug
00:57:36.780 Ford runs it. Amid the economic uncertainty fueled by Trump's trade war, it's perhaps more
00:57:43.460 important than ever to understand Alberta's crucial role in the Federation and its outsized
00:57:48.580 contribution to programs like CPP. From 81 to 2022, Alberta's net contribution to the CPP,
00:57:56.480 meaning the amount of money Albertans paid into the program over and above what retirees in Alberta
00:58:01.780 received in CPP, was $53.6 billion. In 2022, the last year of available data, Albertans' net
00:58:11.800 contribution to the CPP was $3 billion. During that same period, from 81 to 2022, British Columbia
00:58:19.400 was the only other province where residents paid more into the CPP than retirees received in
00:58:24.920 benefits. And Alberta's contribution was six times greater than B.C.'s contribution.
00:58:31.380 Even with a smaller population. Put differently, residents in seven out of the nine provinces that
00:58:38.180 participate in CPP because Quebec has their own, receive more back and benefits than they contribute
00:58:44.180 to the program. Albertans pay an outsized contribution to federal and national programs,
00:58:50.360 including the CPP, because of the province's relatively high rates of employment, higher
00:58:54.640 average incomes, younger population. Put simply, Albertan workers have been helping fund the
00:59:01.320 retirement of Canadians from coast to coast for decades, and without Alberta, the CPP would look
00:59:07.200 much different how different if alberta withdrew from cpp and this is even polyev said please don't
00:59:15.320 do that and established its own standalone provincial pension plan alberta workers would
00:59:21.440 receive the same retirement benefits but at a lower cost than other canadians well the contribution
00:59:26.780 rate essentially the cpp tax rate to fund the program would likely need to increase for the
00:59:32.360 rest of the country to maintain the same benefits. Oh yeah, by a lot. And given current demographic
00:59:38.240 projections, immigration patterns, and Alberta's long history of leading the provinces in economic
00:59:42.980 growth, Alberta workers will likely continue to pay more into the CPP than Albertan retirees
00:59:48.940 get back from it i can say to you quite honestly that in the next few months our country is going
01:00:02.980 to look significantly different in some way and there's so many different ways this could go
01:00:09.580 you know i think 893 things have to happen we're on thing eight right now but i'm thinking that
01:00:17.520 things could be a lot different if canada is even a thing by the end of this year or next year
01:00:23.760 and remember the year 2030 is coming fast what's going on across the water well there's a new
01:00:30.340 party in the uk it's called the uk independence party and here's what's going on over there
01:00:36.100 and we're taking it back from the traitors in that building there
01:00:40.200 Under a UKIP government, we will detain and deform all illegal invaders
01:00:46.180 and we will begin the process of re-migration
01:00:49.060 and hand justice back to the British people
01:00:52.040 because enough is enough.
01:00:54.220 It's time to rid that building of traitors
01:00:56.920 and the liberal elite who despise the ordinary hard-working man.
01:01:00.920 We're taking our country back, ladies and gentlemen.
01:01:06.880 Free our political prisoners
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01:01:34.680 ukip uk independence party now people say well okay if they could make such a big splash over
01:01:42.480 there these brand new parties like nigel farage's party or ukip how come we can't do the same thing
01:01:49.060 in canada how come it takes so much longer for a new party to establish itself in this country
01:01:54.400 well first of all what you need is the grassroots you need the zeitgeist of the country and the
01:02:02.020 country in and of itself the just the physical size of a country it takes a lot more in canada
01:02:09.540 for things to happen nationally regionally sure they happen quite often quebec
01:02:15.220 quebec is a thing of its own but for some something to happen all the way from st john's
01:02:24.600 newfoundland to victoria british columbia that takes some doing and generally speaking they
01:02:31.420 don't happen organically the freedom convoy was a great example of that of that you know uh theory
01:02:38.200 what's the word what's the expression i'm looking for the
01:02:42.200 the mistake that proves the rule i think something like that anyway uh the exception
01:02:49.540 that proves the rule but it doesn't happen very often like that so that's why the people's party
01:02:56.820 of canada probably in the fact that they don't really work hard between elections until the next
01:03:01.240 campaign comes around but that's a whole other matter um it takes a while to get to get something
01:03:07.780 going now you could do independence in alberta because again it's a smaller geographic area
01:03:13.560 things will spread faster out there but to get a whole thing going like a brand new party and then
01:03:20.720 feel that vibe all the way across the country and keep it going from victoria to st john's it takes
01:03:27.320 a lot. And that could be one of the reasons that we're stuck with these same old parties until we
01:03:34.540 can actually get a nationwide vibe, something that brings us all together, something that brings
01:03:41.180 all Canadians together. We're stuck with what we have, but I'm hoping that the conservatives win
01:03:49.520 this election and we can spend a couple of years trying to create something like that in Canada.
01:03:57.320 like they've got over there in the UK.
01:03:59.500 One more story from over there in Ireland.
01:04:05.040 Actually, it's Conor McGregor there.
01:04:07.120 Conor McGregor's scare halts Dublin mayoral election.
01:04:14.240 Now, again, this is just the Marxists saying,
01:04:16.860 no, we're not having an election.
01:04:17.980 He might win.
01:04:20.000 Dublin's mayoral election plans were canceled
01:04:22.180 by the Irish government because mixed martial arts star
01:04:24.900 conor mcgregor might have won according to local reports irish official officials had been
01:04:30.800 preparing a public vote on introducing a directly elected mayor of the irish republican republic
01:04:36.680 capital a long-awaited reform and growing speculation that populist right-winger mcgregor
01:04:42.100 who has become increasingly vociferous in recent years could run and win reportedly led the
01:04:47.700 government to abandon the plan so we're not having this new election reform because if conor mcgregor
01:04:54.760 wins then oh no we're screwed oh and one more video before and by the way tonight on the extension
01:05:01.080 for all you all access night hawks at shadow davis.com got a couple of extra surprises for
01:05:06.360 you aside from the final part of europa the last battle tonight this is a video i found earlier
01:05:12.080 today on social media i forget which social media was but you know how those crazy lefties in the
01:05:18.280 united states and even some in canada and going around keying teslas and even firebombing tesla
01:05:24.500 dealerships or shooting into them i mean we've heard all kinds of reports like that
01:05:28.720 well here this is a tesla prank i'm not sure if this was set up or not you be the judge
01:05:34.100 but it's funny anyway let's have a look
01:05:35.840 eat shit man
01:05:39.960 eat shit man
01:05:42.520 yeah eat shit you want more you want more i'll scratch your car i'll blast you buddy i'll blast you
01:05:55.460 What you're seeing in the first 10 seconds here is the same thing,
01:05:58.580 but from two different angles, two different cameras.
01:06:01.480 Eat shit, man!
01:06:03.760 Eat shit, man!
01:06:06.020 What the hell is this? Is this shit?
01:06:07.660 Yeah, eat shit. You want more?
01:06:09.900 You want more?
01:06:10.760 I'll scratch your cart.
01:06:11.760 I'll blast you, buddy.
01:06:13.360 I'll blast you.
01:06:16.900 What is that, a potato gun?
01:06:18.300 I don't know what that is.
01:06:19.620 Is it a paintball gun?
01:06:20.620 I don't know.
01:06:22.320 It's funny.
01:06:22.780 all right that's it for the show tonight you guys thank you for being here i love you all
01:06:28.240 i appreciate you all and i will catch you tomorrow night at eight o'clock central for
01:06:31.940 another shadow at night live stream all access night hawks i will see you in two minutes
01:06:52.780 Thank you.
01:07:22.780 We'll be right back.