The Shadoe Davis Show - April 22nd⧸2025- Canada's Dystopian Future, Record Voter Turnout in Advance Polls

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00:04:00.000 hello everybody welcome it is shadow at night for tuesday april the 22nd 2025 on the show tonight

00:04:09.560 is the new guy that they got to replace klaus schwab is the ceo chairman leader of the world

00:04:16.140 economic forum even worse than klaus himself this guy's only interim he's only temporary

00:04:22.660 so who knows what they're going to do long term i was saying last night mark carney and maybe that

00:04:28.500 is so. But for now, who is this guy? He looks like a James Bond villain, just like Klaus Schwab did.

00:04:37.320 What the hell? We'll get into that later on in the show. Did you know that there was record

00:04:43.200 turnout for the advanced polls in Canada across the board these past few days? So Friday, Saturday,

00:04:48.700 Sunday, Monday, they had advanced voting all across the country and way more people turned

00:04:55.080 up the normal and i think that's a good sign i think people want change and we're going to get

00:05:01.800 into that uh that's the top story actually on the show tonight and then this report that came out

00:05:07.080 from policy horizons canada you know the same people that wrote about bio digital convergence

00:05:11.540 a couple of years ago up on the government website they're saying that canada is pretty

00:05:16.040 much going to be a dystopian nightmare by the year 2040 even though the cbc says no it doesn't say

00:05:22.620 that yeah it does we're going to go over that we're going to go over that article uh in a little

00:05:27.620 bit and pierre paulie have commented on that as well today so that's all coming up in just a

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00:06:50.760 hello wayne watching in is it varigan or varagine saskatchewan i've i've never heard of it

00:06:59.240 and i would like to pronounce it correctly he says no snow there i understand that

00:07:04.360 some parts of saskatchewan even western manitoba getting bombed right now 10 to 20 centimeters

00:07:09.980 they're saying snowmageddon on the left-wing corporate media they're saying oh my god this

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00:07:22.160 of times tonight as well hello Reed Suzanne Carol in Sherwood Park Alberta hello Alan watching in

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00:07:33.080 Dawson Reed Anna Roseanne Darlene Kevin the gang's all here so whatever platform you're watching on

00:07:41.800 tonight like maybe you're watching on rumble where notables watching or amazing faces or the last

00:07:47.040 caller or jimmy balls or gary goodman or pikeman 50 or mouth of the south one two three whatever

00:07:54.860 platform you're watching on tonight guys don't forget to like and share get this out to as many

00:07:59.580 people as you possibly can let me throw this up on the screen here from left-wing corporate global

00:08:04.300 the number of people who took advantage of advanced polling in the federal election has shattered

00:08:09.680 records that comes from elections canada today preliminary figures released by the agency that

00:08:15.560 organizes federal elections show an estimated 7.3 million ballots were cast over the four-day

00:08:22.480 advanced polling period which overlapped easter and ended yesterday the numbers mark a 25 percent

00:08:29.340 increase from the 5.85 million advanced votes cast in the 2021 election according to elections

00:08:36.100 Canada. I put up a poll. Yeah, I put up a poll on my Facebook and on Twitter, and we got the

00:08:42.940 results for you. And the question was, did you vote in the advanced polls? 1,507 people voted

00:08:49.620 in this over a 24-hour stretch. 68% said yes, and 32% said no. Oh my God, I certainly hope we

00:08:59.640 haven't blown our wad. Please don't take offense to that. It was the first expression that came

00:09:06.080 to mind and i hope we do go out to the polls and really hammer it home on monday so just going by

00:09:14.000 that so how many how many people voted just over 5 million they're saying okay so look at the vote

00:09:21.760 totals from the last election as you can see first of all the conservatives did win the popular vote

00:09:26.660 but it doesn't help if you win by 10 000 votes in one riding in alberta and you lose by three votes

00:09:34.320 in a riding in Ontario or Nova Scotia, because one seat is one seat. So the popular vote

00:09:40.340 doesn't matter. What matters more is if your vote is efficient, as they say. So the liberals here

00:09:49.020 in the last election, 5.56 million votes to the conservatives, 5.78. But let's have a look down

00:09:59.340 here. So there's a lot of people who talk about vote splitting. Oh, there's no such thing as vote

00:10:03.480 splitting, especially PPC people. The NDP got 3 million, just over 3 million votes in that last

00:10:09.820 election. And I'm thinking that this time around about a million of those, maybe more, like 1.5

00:10:16.360 million are going to go to the liberals. So if all the same people come out and vote in this

00:10:20.240 election is the last election, what we're going to see is 7 million, almost 7 million votes for

00:10:28.100 the liberals. Hmm. Look at the PPC, 840,000 votes, even though they didn't get a seat,

00:10:36.540 they got 840,000 votes in the last election, 840,000. If you take half of those and you put

00:10:44.040 them into the conservative totals, we're talking about 6.1 million. And quite possibly, quite

00:10:49.680 possibly, we're going to get a lot of people in this election, a lot of young people who have

00:10:54.600 never voted before but they're sick and tired of what is going on in our country right now and they

00:11:02.160 want change and they're going to come out and they're going to vote conservative and i believe

00:11:07.220 that some of those ndp voters not as many as the liberals are going to come to the conservative

00:11:12.540 party so this is going to be and the bloc needs to do better in quebec the bloc needs to get

00:11:18.380 more than 1.3 million votes they need to get 1.5 1.6 million votes to keep the liberals

00:11:24.260 out of power or to stop the conservatives from forming a majority government so

00:11:31.460 yeah there's a whole bunch of things that need to happen in the election coming up on monday

00:11:37.480 and i'm hoping let's all hope together fingers crossed that these things do happen all right

00:11:42.440 this uh this story that people have been talking about on social media even pierre paulia commented

00:11:48.320 on this today and the cbc wrote a story about it too but they they see it differently look at this

00:11:53.480 This comes from horizons.service.canada, Policy Horizons.

00:11:57.040 It's that think tank group, sort of, that branches off from the Privy Council Office of Canada,

00:12:05.380 which actually is the office of the Prime Minister.

00:12:10.880 And this is actually frightening.

00:12:13.940 We're going to go through this.

00:12:15.500 Section 1.0, the introduction.

00:12:18.180 Social mobility lies at the heart of the Canadian project.

00:12:21.760 We're a project now, not a country.

00:12:23.180 It's a project, according to these people.

00:12:26.780 Many people in Canada assume that following the rules

00:12:29.140 and doing the right things will lead to a better life.

00:12:31.280 Well, you would hope that that's the case.

00:12:34.020 That's the way it's always been in my life,

00:12:36.040 at least until the last few years.

00:12:38.800 Anyone can get an education, work hard, buy property,

00:12:41.780 and climb the social and economic ladder.

00:12:43.660 This is an informal but powerful promise.

00:12:47.500 However, things are changing.

00:12:48.820 That's the Canadian promise that Pierre Polyev is talking about

00:12:51.580 when he speaks about that.

00:12:53.180 wealth inequality is rising children are already less upwardly mobile than their parents

00:12:58.400 policy horizons has explored some of these changes in future lives and basic needs at risk

00:13:04.000 more recently the disruptions on the horizons 2024 report suggests that downward social mobility

00:13:10.160 might become the norm in the future the scenario below paints a picture of canada in 2040 in which

00:13:16.020 most canadians find themselves stuck in the socio-economic conditions of their birth and

00:13:21.280 many face the very real possibility of downward social mobility. While this is neither the desired

00:13:26.980 nor the preferred future, policy horizon strategic foresight suggests it is plausible. Thinking about

00:13:33.880 future scenarios helps decision makers understand some of the forces already influencing their

00:13:38.760 policy environment and also help them test the future readiness of assumptions built into today's

00:13:44.060 policies and programs. Finally, it helps identify opportunities to take decisions today that may

00:13:49.240 benefit canada in the future like getting rid of the liberals section 2.0 2040 more snakes than

00:13:55.560 ladders in 2040 upward social mobility is almost unheard of in canada hardly anyone believes that

00:14:03.460 they can build a better life for themselves or their children through their own efforts however

00:14:08.680 many worry about sliding down the social order this scenario identifies six main ways the world

00:14:14.760 has changed since 2024. In 2040, pursuing post-secondary education is no longer considered

00:14:22.160 a reliable path to social mobility. Tuition and housing costs exclude all but the wealthy.

00:14:28.080 Relatively long program timelines mean significant opportunity costs. Inflexible programs cannot

00:14:33.880 keep up with constantly evolving skills demands in the job market. Fewer young people choose PSE.

00:14:40.380 Those who do see it less as a path to a successful career than a way to reinforce their membership in the elite.

00:14:49.440 What does this sound like to you?

00:14:53.900 This is on the Government of Canada website, people.

00:15:00.840 In 2040, owning a home is not a realistic goal for many.

00:15:06.400 Most new homeowners get help from family members.

00:15:09.080 Some take out intergenerational mortgages, intergenerational mortgages they're talking about, and have several generations of family living together.

00:15:19.840 Others enter alternative household mortgages with friends.

00:15:23.480 A growing percentage of homeowners also own rental properties.

00:15:27.100 They oppose policies to expand the housing supply or freeze rents.

00:15:31.100 Inequality between those who rent and those who own has become a key driver of social, economic, and political conflict.

00:15:36.900 intergenerational wealth in 2040 people see inheritance as the only reliable way to get ahead

00:15:45.020 society increasingly resembles an aristocracy wealth and status passed down the generation's

00:15:50.900 family background especially owning property divides the haves from the have-nots in 2040

00:15:56.900 people rarely mix with others of different socioeconomic status algorithmic dating apps

00:16:02.460 filter by class. This sounds like an episode of Black Mirror. Gated metaverses like real life

00:16:10.380 offer few opportunities to meet people from different backgrounds. It's hard to move up in

00:16:15.040 the world by making social connections that could lead to long-term romantic relationships,

00:16:19.940 job opportunities, or business partnerships. Social relations no longer offer pathways to

00:16:25.840 connections or opportunities that enable upward mobility. In 2040, aspirations for social mobility

00:16:32.580 among youth are at odds with expectations of immobility. Advertising and marketing discourses

00:16:38.260 continue to drive the desire to climb the social ladder, but economic realities leave most with

00:16:43.580 limited expectations of success. Cognitive dissonance between what youth are programmed

00:16:48.660 to want and what they know they can expect leads many to frustration and apathy. Only a few

00:16:55.420 maintain a strong drive to innovate and succeed in traditional terms.

00:17:02.100 What else have we got here? I don't want to read the whole thing.

00:17:07.720 Mental health may suffer. More people may struggle to afford rent, bills, groceries. The resulting

00:17:13.040 stress could worsen mental health challenges. This would increase demand for social services.

00:17:19.060 Workers may seek greener pastures elsewhere. People might find alternative ways to meet their

00:17:24.280 basic needs housing food child care health care cooperatives may become more common this could

00:17:29.700 ease burdens on social services but also challenge market-based businesses post-secondary education

00:17:36.180 could become a stranded asset people may reject systems they believe have failed them this is

00:17:42.680 already happening man declining social mobility could create serious challenges for citizens and

00:17:50.060 policymakers. What people believe matters as much as the reality. It's often the basis for decisions

00:17:56.960 and actions. Currently, most Canadians still believe that they have equality and opportunity,

00:18:01.540 but this may change. People may lose faith in the Canadian project. They may reject policies

00:18:06.940 that promote education, jobs, home ownership. The usual levers may seem misguided and wasteful to

00:18:13.520 those who have abandoned the idea of moving up. Where's the part where they talk about people

00:18:17.940 foraging for food and water on crown lands well never mind this pierre polyev was asked about this

00:18:27.800 by a reporter just today and here's what he said as a crime reporter if you will when i hear

00:18:35.200 something like that i cannot believe what i've heard it's such a stark contrast to what you

00:18:40.300 talked about in your platform but i do want to go back if you can address that how that's going to

00:18:45.640 help fix it but that is the most negative thing in my 40 years in journalism that i've ever heard

00:18:51.140 about canada i don't see it too many places in the media and i think it can't be glossed over

00:18:57.080 so i'd like to to uh to talk about that and how you're going to fix that if you win on next week

00:19:03.040 i think you're absolutely right i am i am shocked that like this is not

00:19:08.040 an interest group, or an opinion columnist, or even a think tank that has put out this report.

00:19:21.240 And it is not even just a government department. It is the Prime Minister's personal department.

00:19:29.680 Like, I think somebody has to ask Mark Carney, has he seen this report? His department wrote it.

00:19:35.740 And what they are anticipating on the current trajectory is a total meltdown, a societal breakdown in Canada, if we stay on the current track.

00:19:50.540 Why this isn't blazing the front pages of every news outlet in the country right now is beyond me.

00:19:58.100 It's just unbelievable.

00:20:00.780 Unbelievable.

00:20:01.380 Unbelievable.

00:20:01.700 It blows my mind what they're actually saying is that, I'm just going to read some of these.

00:20:11.000 More people, this is for the future, it's not enough for Mr. Carney to say,

00:20:14.740 oh well, the last 10 years is in the past, forget about it.

00:20:17.520 Stop bothering me about the past, he will say.

00:20:20.360 This is the predicted future his department foresees for Canada.

00:20:23.740 More people may struggle to afford rent, bills, or groceries.

00:20:27.440 The resulting stress could worsen mental health challenges.

00:20:30.000 This would increase demand on social services.

00:20:33.780 In 2040, upward social mobility is almost unheard of in Canada.

00:20:40.220 Hardly anyone believes that they can build a better life for themselves or their children through their own efforts.

00:20:46.940 Many worry about sliding down the social order.

00:20:50.660 In 2040, owning a home is not a realistic goal for many.

00:20:55.140 inequality between those who rent and those who own

00:20:58.860 has become a key driver of social, economic and political

00:21:02.780 conflict. In 2040, pursuing a post-secondary education

00:21:07.080 is no longer considered a reliable path to social mobility.

00:21:11.020 Fewer young people choose post-secondary education and those who do

00:21:14.960 see it less as a path to a successful career than a way to reinforce their

00:21:19.040 membership in the, quote, elite. That's not my words. That's the government's words.

00:21:22.640 The report paints a terrifying picture of a spiral of economic depression and cost inflation.

00:21:30.600 People may lose faith in the Canadian project, it says.

00:21:34.560 It forecasts that this may trigger people to, quote, emigrate to jurisdictions where they perceive upward social mobility or other higher standards of living are easier to obtain.

00:21:45.800 If young workers leave, it may become harder to pay for our social programs for the older people in the country.

00:21:52.640 And then this last line, it's just, it staggers me, that because groceries are expected to become so expensive, according to Mr. Carney's top government department, people may start to hunt, fish, and forage on public lands and waterways.

00:22:10.400 like this is it is it is just hard to believe when you read these words that this is about Canada

00:22:19.480 this is exactly why I'm in politics to reverse this to give people back the promise of this

00:22:25.920 country and we know what to do we know how to get there we have to unleash a plan for change

00:22:31.940 a plan that will cut people's taxes so their hard work pays off that will remove bureaucracy so we

00:22:38.740 can build over two million homes that will lock up the violent criminals that will unleash

00:22:44.340 our resources to generate a half a trillion dollars of extra economic growth that will

00:22:51.320 fund schools and hospitals and opportunity for our people that's what's at stake

00:22:56.340 Pierre Polyev said in that soliloquy that we know what to do and I believe he knows what to do his

00:23:09.580 plan his platform his Costado platform was released yesterday or the day before and all

00:23:14.600 of the experts right now are suggesting that it makes the most sense to move Canada forward in

00:23:20.260 the proper direction and he's getting endorsements all over the country from big business leaders

00:23:24.880 from union leaders even? This is unheard of. This is a complete political shift in Canada that we

00:23:32.320 haven't seen in years. Former BC Premier Gordon Campbell, also the mayor of Vancouver, spoke with

00:23:39.380 Rosemary Barton on the CBC last night. In your op-ed, Mr. Campbell endorsed Pierre Poiliev. You

00:23:44.560 don't mention him at all, actually, but I would imagine that that is your choice, is it? Why did

00:23:50.000 you not mention him in your op-ed, or are you still thinking about where your support should go?

00:23:54.880 No, I'm not thinking about where my support should go. I think we should hold governments to account. The liberal decade was a dismal decade for Canada. Their immigration policies hurt every one of our cities. They've made our housing problem worse. They made our health care problem worse. They made our educational problems worse. We have to hold governments to account. One person does not a government make.

00:24:16.860 You know, I wouldn't count on the federal government delivering and executing a program anytime, as long as it's the same group that's been there the last 10 years.

00:24:26.920 They've been incompetent, and they've let us down the wrong road.

00:24:30.060 I'm not saying they weren't well intended.

00:24:31.940 They just didn't do the job.

00:24:33.620 They have to do the job, not just for me and my generation.

00:24:36.620 We've been taken care of pretty well.

00:24:38.260 But I'll tell you, my grandkids deserve to have a government that's thinking about them, not thinking about debt, not thinking about expediently taking care of this group or that group.

00:24:48.080 How are we building the future for Canada?

00:24:50.160 That's what I'm voting for.

00:24:51.400 And I think that Mr. Polyev has the platform that will get us there.

00:24:57.200 You don't explicitly mention Pierre Polyev in your piece, I noticed.

00:25:03.400 What is it with these people on the CBC?

00:25:06.560 It's amazing.

00:25:07.040 Let me show you this regarding that Policy Horizons piece that Polly was talking about and that I read partly to you just a few minutes ago.

00:25:17.080 This is part of a story that the CBC wrote on this.

00:25:20.820 Just ridiculous.

00:25:23.020 Now, first of all, I'm going to ask you guys to write down in the comments whether or not you found this report bleak. 0.93

00:25:30.920 The outlook is bleak.

00:25:33.980 The odds are against us and the situation is grim.

00:25:37.040 the report paints a terrifying picture of a spiral of economic depression and cost inflation

00:25:44.940 poly have said after releasing his party's costed platform what they're anticipating on the current

00:25:50.540 trajectory is a total meltdown a societal breakdown in canada if we stay on track the cbc goes on to

00:25:58.500 say the reporters from policy horizons billed as a foresight organization within the federal

00:26:03.000 government which examines trends and possible future scenarios to help ottawa build programs

00:26:07.940 and policies that are more robust and resilient in the face of disruptive change on the horizon

00:26:13.500 their report entitled future lives social mobility in question was released in january

00:26:18.960 but has recently been making the rounds online framed as predicting a dystopia quote unquote

00:26:24.600 now here's what they say not only is the report far from that stark

00:26:30.500 what part of that report is rosy

00:26:36.880 its authors stress the document is not meant to be seen as predicting the future

00:26:44.160 only one possible future i suppose and that future would be with a liberal government

00:26:50.400 now if they chose to write this report based upon the current trends economic conditions

00:26:56.780 what have you why on earth would they publish it if it's not meant to be predicting the future

00:27:04.620 is it a warning of some kind are they warning us hey if you stay on this current path

00:27:10.080 we're going to wind up screwed it's going to be the hunger games out there by 2040

00:27:16.600 like what is the point also left-wing corporate media wants to know what Pierre Polyev means

00:27:25.420 when he says woke pierre polyev says he'll end woke ideology uh woke ideology but he won't say

00:27:32.280 what that means well here's pierre polyev talking about woke ideology a couple of times in the past

00:27:39.220 ndp took office and instituted a weird woke ideology that not only seeks to take our money

00:27:50.120 punish our work, tax our food, and undermine our entrepreneurs, but also destroys our education,

00:28:02.980 dishonors our history, and divides our people. Woke has one purpose, only one purpose, plenty

00:28:11.680 of pretexts, but only one purpose, control. It is designed to divide people by race, by gender, 0.96

00:28:18.200 by ethnicity by religion by vaccine status and any other way that they can divide people into

00:28:24.320 groups because why then you can justify having a government to control all those groups no more

00:28:29.780 we need right so he's talked about well quite a bit i suppose i could have made a five minute

00:28:36.140 10 minute video even out of it but i chose only two clips i thought those were the most effective

00:28:40.800 one in the house of commons one in the calgary stampede but ctv uh it says you know

00:28:45.700 So, Polyev wants to get rid of woke ideology, but he won't tell us what it is.

00:28:50.620 And they get that from this latest conservative commercial that's been making the rounds.

00:28:56.300 Feels like home near the mountains where I grew up.

00:28:59.100 I was adopted by school teachers who taught me that in Canada, if you worked at it, you could climb any mountain.

00:29:06.520 People don't feel that way now.

00:29:08.000 In fact, it feels like we're all a long way from home.

00:29:12.680 Our youth can't even afford homes or food.

00:29:16.100 Debt, taxes and crime are up.

00:29:18.600 Jobs are down. 1.00

00:29:19.700 Immigration is broken.

00:29:21.860 Woke obsessions dishonor our history, destroy our education, 1.00

00:29:26.040 degrade our military, divide our people.

00:29:29.140 But common sense will lead us home.

00:29:31.940 We'll cap spending, axe taxes, reward work,

00:29:35.220 build homes, uphold families, stop crime, secure borders,

00:29:39.800 rearm our forces, restore our freedom, and unite our people

00:29:44.960 with common values, common sense, common hope for our common home.

00:29:51.300 Canada. Let's bring it home.

00:29:55.840 Sure would be nice to bring back the Canada that we know

00:29:59.700 after this cratering in the past 10 years.

00:30:09.800 and what i find more amazing than anything is that there are people out there who will vote

00:30:18.000 for more of the same isn't that astounding isn't that alarming to you we've got young people out

00:30:25.800 there gen zed making videos putting them on tiktok not that the boomers are ever going to see them on

00:30:32.720 tiktok probably you guys put them on facebook that's where they go put them on x put them on

00:30:39.520 Instagram even. Young people making videos, begging their parents, begging their grandparents

00:30:46.240 to vote conservative so they can have a future. Watch this. It really is so genuinely sad that

00:30:51.740 young kids and teenagers in Canada are having to make videos begging and pleading and just

00:30:57.860 genuinely asking their parents and grandparents to actually vote conservative and to not leave

00:31:03.840 them stuck with another liberal government that has destroyed their country in front of their

00:31:09.560 very eyes all they're literally asking is to be able to one day own home to know that they don't

00:31:14.860 have to walk through streets full of crime and mess and drugs to be able to know that their

00:31:19.500 country is actually looking out for them in some way and that they actually have a chance at being

00:31:24.440 able to afford groceries to be able to afford school and life itself that's all they want

00:31:29.800 they're really not asking for much. They're not privileged. They're not selfish. They just want

00:31:34.840 a Canada that resembles what their parents and grandparents grew up in and they have to beg for

00:31:40.220 that. They have to beg for the older generation to just understand them and to just know that all

00:31:45.640 they want is a fair shot in life. It's genuinely sick and it's sad and I really hope that this

00:31:51.540 message can get through to some of the older generation, to all of the Gen X, to all the

00:31:55.860 boomers out there please just listen to your kids and grandkids they are asking this for a reason

00:32:01.380 please just hear them out on this

00:32:03.400 there's dozens of videos just like that out there that i've seen and i'm not sure if it's all part

00:32:15.240 of a plan by the conservative government not government conservative party hiring young people

00:32:22.960 to make videos like that?

00:32:25.260 I mean, it seems like it.

00:32:26.720 Or maybe it's just a trend.

00:32:28.320 Maybe it's an organic grassroots trend.

00:32:30.440 I don't know.

00:32:32.440 And I'm hoping and praying

00:32:34.600 every single night

00:32:37.620 that these people wake up.

00:32:41.860 You know that boomer

00:32:43.200 from the picture who's gone viral

00:32:45.180 because of this?

00:32:47.880 People like that.

00:32:49.660 They need to wake up.

00:32:51.120 They need to stop living in fear.

00:32:52.840 Like I said last night, the Conservatives are riding a wave of hope right now across this country.

00:32:58.780 The Liberals are riding a wave of fear.

00:33:03.540 This is what they bank on.

00:33:05.640 This is their bread and butter.

00:33:07.340 There's always a crisis.

00:33:09.460 Here's Mark Carney again today.

00:33:10.720 We're in a crisis.

00:33:12.580 Plan beats no plan.

00:33:14.840 And we have that plan for Canada Strong.

00:33:17.200 And it may be the case that Pierre Poiliev and President Trump's allies here in Canada

00:33:23.160 don't like our plan to stand up to the U.S. President.

00:33:27.280 He seems to believe the bell tolls.

00:33:31.600 He seems to believe that the best way to defend ourselves is for Quebecers and all Canadians

00:33:38.280 to fend for themselves.

00:33:40.820 He seems to believe that we should go along to get along and that the best way to get

00:33:46.000 through a crisis is to keep our heads down, to give the Americans what they want and hope

00:33:51.160 for the best. That's not what will make Canada strong.

00:33:57.600 There are so many phantom numbers in that platform, but let's start with the approach.

00:34:04.000 With respect to $10 a day childcare, with respect to dental care, pharmacare, the approach

00:34:09.280 is if you already have it, you can keep it, but no one else can have it. So we have two

00:34:14.480 types of Canadians I thought a Canadian was a Canadian is a Canadian in our

00:34:18.620 country that is the case there's a phantom growth that comes from the sky

00:34:22.940 in his platform that arrives and changes his numbers even though he doesn't have

00:34:30.080 a plan to fight against President Trump he also has a tax cut he's lying I mean

00:34:37.800 this is this is maddening to watch this he's lying the platform's been costed out it's been

00:34:46.760 endorsed by financial experts from coast to coast even international ones he's lying it's his plan

00:34:54.020 the one with the extra 130 billion dollars in investing in canadians building some sort of

00:35:00.520 phantom if you want to talk about phantoms energy quarter that goes from west to east without

00:35:06.020 pipelines? Explain that one, Mr. Carney, please. He still hasn't done that. But let's continue on

00:35:14.580 with this fear-laced speech. A bring-it-home tax cut that never comes home. It doesn't arrive

00:35:19.920 until year four and five, right when we see the need of Canadians. Our tax cut compared to his

00:35:28.380 plan, I'll give you one number, is four times larger this year. It's four times larger. These

00:35:34.360 numbers are a joke. We aren't in a joke. We are in the worst crisis of our lives. It takes a

00:35:40.920 serious government. It takes a serious plan. It takes a plan that delivers today. It takes a plan

00:35:45.740 that delivers investment. It takes a plan that grows this economy, stands up to Trump, and moves

00:35:51.020 forward with the brilliance of the workers here and across Quebec and across Canada.

00:35:56.240 all right let's get back to woke for a second i'm going to play you guys a video that

00:36:06.400 pretty much and it's funny it entails woke in about 25 seconds watch this is it's a cat caller

00:36:16.160 i'm currently identifying as a cat fair enough uh the information here on the tag i'm assuming

00:36:21.080 belongs to you the boyfriend yeah it's so rude i hope you know i'm recording well it wasn't my

00:36:26.160 intention to offend you but he just identified as a cat and you're wearing a harris waltz t-shirt so

00:36:31.380 we can do this the hard way if you'd like i can have this car towed because last i checked a cat

00:36:35.960 is not licensed to operate a motor vehicle in the state of california we can have animal control come

00:36:40.380 get you take you to a shelter where your owner can retrieve you for a fee of 70 dollars after

00:36:45.380 you're given the necessary immunizations which do include a rabies shot possibly even spade or

00:36:50.220 neuter whichever you prefer or identify with uh is that what you guys want to do here health care

00:36:54.520 professional come down here on scene and do an evaluation of you because you're considering

00:36:58.520 letting him take a rabies shot rather than just give me an id use some manners so i can give you

00:37:03.100 your ticket and move along that's woke not the cop the two guys sitting in the car but let's

00:37:13.140 give you a more detailed explanation and when i ask you guys to like and share every single night

00:37:17.860 of course i mean it tonight i mean it more than i've ever meant it before even if you can get

00:37:24.000 one of your Boomer Gen X friends

00:37:25.840 to watch the first 30 minutes

00:37:28.400 of this particular show.

00:37:31.860 Just the first 30 minutes.

00:37:33.940 If they're sitting on the fence

00:37:35.580 of who they're going to vote for,

00:37:37.560 Liberal Conservative, NDP,

00:37:39.080 just please ask them.

00:37:40.880 Send it out to them

00:37:41.780 or share it on your page

00:37:43.680 and tag them in it.

00:37:46.280 And get them.

00:37:46.880 Just watch the first 30 minutes.

00:37:51.280 And then go ahead and vote.

00:37:54.000 this is so very important for this country if we go another liberal term that's it that's all

00:38:03.320 we talk about alberta sovereignty alberta separation well daniel smith did something

00:38:07.580 very boneheaded today we're going to get to that but i'm going to read you something about woke

00:38:12.880 here from dr james lindsey the workings of the woke cult this guy explains it so well

00:38:19.740 so consistently. He says, recently I published an essay describing the culture of cults,

00:38:26.540 particularly the woke Marxist cult. I explained that cults have an internal structure in three

00:38:32.780 types of layers, an outer school of low information initiates, an inner school of

00:38:38.140 informed adepts, and then one more, one or more inner circles of disciples, leaders, and directors.

00:38:44.660 At the end of that essay, I promise to elaborate on the workings of these various levels in greater detail to which I am now turning.

00:38:53.780 Before elaborating, to make an important note, the internal structure of cults can be quite formal or quite informal and vague.

00:39:00.760 In wokeness, the structure of the cult is extremely vague because it's not a formal cult.

00:39:05.400 In fact, it's almost wholly decentralized, which leads it to be described as a mind virus, at least as often as a cult.

00:39:14.220 Thanks to the influence of Paulo Freire and the development of critical pedagogy in education

00:39:20.560 from his work, WOKE can be taught merely as an attitude of dissatisfaction and disposition

00:39:26.160 towards finding oppressive systems everywhere and denouncing them and the people who support them.

00:39:32.660 Anyone can learn that without learning almost anything, and then suddenly there's racism in

00:39:37.800 literally everything. In woke, there's not necessarily any particular first initiation

00:39:43.120 right one must pass, like with various fraternities, for example, and the distinctions between what

00:39:49.540 function like levels, especially in the middle part of the cult structure. It's almost entirely

00:39:54.380 ambiguous, even though it can be discerned. Do not let this fact distract you from the general

00:40:00.120 discussion. This isn't to be confused with the delivery mechanism of the cult doctrine,

00:40:06.020 which can also be quite formal or informal in woke unlike with secretive fraternal orders

00:40:12.200 it's both at once there are formal trainings like people suffer at work or school educational

00:40:17.760 programs at every level pre-k primary secondary college and various seminars and programs people

00:40:24.280 can sign up for or be made to sign up for say as professional development there's also

00:40:31.380 entertainment, social media, interaction between family, friends, and associates, and just everyday

00:40:35.840 culture, all of which are quite informal in their delivery of woke themes, theory, and practice.

00:40:41.560 Most of the cult consists of followers who are emotionally, socially, psychologically,

00:40:45.900 and or morally committed to the idea of the cult and the community's quote-unquote. It fosters

00:40:52.580 without actually knowing much cult doctrine, if any. This group is the outer school. The goal of

00:41:00.360 the cult is to make the uninitiated want to join the outer school, and then to increase interest,

00:41:06.040 commitment, and a sense of identity among those who have been initiated. The outer school carries

00:41:11.060 most of the water for the cult, especially in terms of resources, including human capital.

00:41:16.300 Its commitment is usually social, moral, or hopeful to grow in the fruits of the doctrine,

00:41:21.200 and the deeper layers of the cult have the objective not only to direct the outer school

00:41:25.780 members, but also to strengthen those commitments. They are in some sense like the children of the

00:41:32.100 cult, whether literally children or legally minors or not. To bring this thought reform

00:41:38.060 into the cult doctrine, which Mao Zedong referred to as remolding and his CCP prisons called

00:41:44.680 brainwashing, members of the outer school are subjected to a period of alternating affirmation,

00:41:50.840 acceptance criticism and struggle as Mao explains it first there must be the desire for unity with

00:41:57.680 the cult what do you hear from Mark Carney unity unity we we're in this together ironically this

00:42:04.820 begins with a period of alienation being made to feel as though you don't fit in with the social

00:42:10.080 group around you or the current of society as it progresses in some new direction wanting to fit in

00:42:16.960 as powerful, sorry, wanting to fit in is a powerful motivator. And when that feeling of

00:42:22.480 alienation is strong enough, acceptance and affirmation will flood a person with desperately

00:42:27.920 wanted good feelings and the illusions of friendships and social bonds. Acceptance and

00:42:33.540 affirmation are commonly used to create this initial social and moral commitment, along with

00:42:38.500 interest in the earliest phases of initiation. This alternating cycle of alienation and

00:42:44.860 affirmation is then continued with increasing intensity once inside the cult structure in the

00:42:49.820 criticism phases, which are meant not only to criticize you for failing to live up to the cult

00:42:54.880 expectations, but also to teach you to reflect upon yourself and criticize yourself in the same

00:43:00.620 way. Woke praxis has been described as a lifelong commitment to an ongoing process that includes

00:43:07.100 self-reflection, self-critique, and social activism. What this does is creates exploits

00:43:12.940 and channels a shame and guilt spiral into aims the cult finds productive. As explained by Robert

00:43:18.460 J. Lifton in Thought Reform and the Psychology of Totalitarianism, the impact of this abuse on the

00:43:24.220 psych is profound. Not only did making these accusations increase their feelings of guilt

00:43:29.360 and shame, it puts them in the position of subverting the structures of their own lives.

00:43:34.320 They were, in effect, being made to renounce the people, the organizations, and the standards of

00:43:41.120 behavior which had formed the matrix of their previous existence. They were being forced to

00:43:46.000 betray not so much their friends and colleagues as a vital core of themselves. In destroying your

00:43:54.300 own vital core, the cult supplies you with a false one. The process of cult indoctrination from

00:43:59.820 initiation forward drags its victims through this pattern again and again so that it can destroy the

00:44:05.140 individual and turn him or her into a cultist. Now, this is what we have seen in video after

00:44:12.160 video after video. And maybe you've seen it for yourself in real life, in person. I saw it for

00:44:18.400 myself in person several times, but the most recent would be at the Pierre Polyev rally in

00:44:25.220 Winnipeg about a month ago, where there were 10 of them, maybe 12, standing outside the front

00:44:30.320 entrances people were filing in in that long line and I walked over to them and I asked them because

00:44:35.860 each one of them looked like a different member of the intersectional cult one of them was wearing

00:44:40.640 a mask the other had rainbow hair one of them was holding a climate change sign and on and on it

00:44:47.040 goes and I asked one girl why she was wearing that mask she couldn't answer me in any sort of

00:44:55.960 logical way. And her answer was yelled, not spoken. I am wearing this mask to protect others.

00:45:10.980 Well, nobody else in your little group here that you're standing so close to

00:45:14.580 is wearing a mask. So I guess you don't mind the others hurting other people.

00:45:20.460 she had no answer for that

00:45:22.820 that's what we're facing

00:45:26.100 right now I believe in this country

00:45:29.360 and whether it's been artificially imposed or not

00:45:32.460 it's there and the liberals are banking on it

00:45:36.140 they're feeding off it

00:45:37.720 they're using fear

00:45:39.560 we need hope

00:45:42.340 so I suppose

00:45:45.200 the moral of this particular story

00:45:47.860 is to try and maintain as positive an attitude

00:45:52.180 as we possibly can.

00:45:54.940 Okay, I'm going to show you guys this story

00:45:56.720 speaking about trying to maintain a positive attitude.

00:46:00.700 This comes from the substack of Dr. William Mackis,

00:46:03.740 friend of the show.

00:46:05.220 And he says,

00:46:05.820 Breaking news, Alberta Premier Daniel Smith 0.99

00:46:08.500 hires a corrupt, woke, big pharma psychopath 0.97

00:46:11.440 as new chief medical officer of health. 0.99

00:46:14.640 They are now mocking all of us.

00:46:17.860 and the guy's name is Dr. Sunil Sukram.

00:46:21.940 He's now the province's temporary top doctor.

00:46:27.140 The Alberta government appointed Dr. Sunil Sukram

00:46:29.800 as interim chief medical officer of health Thursday

00:46:32.400 amid growing measles outbreaks

00:46:33.860 and after the previous top doctor

00:46:35.500 left the role earlier this week.

00:46:36.980 Sukram takes over from Mark Joff,

00:46:40.040 Dr. Mark Joff or Joffy,

00:46:41.880 whose contract ended Monday

00:46:43.080 after it had been extended for two weeks.

00:46:45.040 Premier Daniel Smith confirmed this week

00:46:46.940 that Jaffe left of his own accord.

00:46:53.320 Let me see here.

00:46:54.600 Oh, this is a tweet from Dr. Sunil Sukram

00:46:57.720 that goes back to 2021, October.

00:47:00.380 He says, we need a real vaccine passport in Alberta,

00:47:03.360 one that can't be forged,

00:47:04.680 one that is mandated everywhere.

00:47:06.360 No healthcare worker should be unimmunized.

00:47:09.280 No more excuses.

00:47:11.440 And he goes on to say here,

00:47:12.660 Huge congratulations to Amarit Sohi and Jody Gondek.

00:47:17.460 These are the mayors of Edmonton and Calgary, respectively, as the newly elected mayors.

00:47:22.260 These cities can look forward to continued progressive, inclusive leadership for years to come.

00:47:32.060 Dr. Mackis gives his take.

00:47:34.820 at this point premier daniel smith's ucp government is mocking all albertans and trying 0.58

00:47:42.100 to spit in their faces try to explain this woke psychopath being hired as the new public health 0.89

00:47:46.620 chief psychopath dina henshaw was a saint in comparison jason kenny was a saint 0.95

00:47:53.980 roll up your sleeves fellow albertans who gave 91 percent support to daniel smith roll up your 0.57

00:48:01.380 sleeves and keep them rolled up danielle's new team has many many new mrna jabs ready to go

00:48:08.700 door to door to keep you and your alberta children safe quote unquote and that comes from dr william

00:48:15.240 mackis so oh by the way there's volunteers needed in the hamilton area to test this new no needle

00:48:23.080 vaccine, no needle mRNA vaccine. You just breathe it in. So there you go. If you're in the Hamilton

00:48:34.580 area, you might want to drop in, make yourself a little bit of cash. We're going to get to this

00:48:38.280 guy in just a second. So here's the positive take on that story from Dr. Mackis. If the liberals,

00:48:45.900 in fact, do win this election on Monday and they form a majority government,

00:48:53.080 and i believe anybody that wins any party that wins will form a majority government it might be

00:48:59.200 a razor thin majority it might be two seats above majority level but the liberals or the

00:49:04.960 conservatives i'm hoping and i still believe it's the conservatives who are going to win this

00:49:09.240 i did some number crunching today it's going to be tight and it's going to be a majority

00:49:14.960 but if the liberals win then sovereignty alberta independence is going to start bubbling

00:49:22.700 and those polling numbers will go up from 25 or 30 percent to 40 percent maybe even 45 percent

00:49:30.680 and the people with the alberta prosperity project are going to start a campaign with big money

00:49:36.860 designed to make people understand how much better off alberta would be as its own independent 0.62

00:49:43.820 country as opposed to being subservient to whatever those marxists in ottawa say they need to do

00:49:50.860 so here's the problem right now with danielle smith who seems to do one great thing one day

00:50:00.440 and then something completely boneheaded the next what needs to happen is a real leader must be found

00:50:08.180 or leaders must be found in alberta so they can take that next step i've heard danielle smith talk

00:50:15.060 about a national unity crisis several times in the past few months but then she goes ahead and 1.00

00:50:20.640 she does something stupid like she did today? Hiring that guy as the chief medical officer of 1.00

00:50:28.320 health? Come on. What are you thinking? Or maybe it's that Danielle doesn't even know this guy

00:50:36.220 was hired as the chief medical officer of health. Maybe that was handled by the minister of health

00:50:41.680 himself. I don't know how things work in the upper levels of the Alberta government, but if Danielle

00:50:48.860 did know this and she let it happen anyway, then she needs to go. And somebody new must be found

00:50:57.640 to lead that province into prosperity and sovereignty. And there are very, very many

00:51:06.380 capable people in Alberta who could fill that role. So I believe that's what happens if the

00:51:14.260 liberals win the election on Monday. It's going to start very quickly. And I also believe that

00:51:18.280 Quebec is going to start making noise as well. Okay. So we know that Klaus Schwab stepped down

00:51:23.700 mysteriously as the CEO, the chair, whatever role, the leader of the world economic forum yesterday.

00:51:31.420 And he was replaced by this guy here from not the B it's the Babylon B not the B the guy stepping

00:51:39.280 in at the world economic forum is an even creepier bond villain than Klaus Schwab. All right. So

00:51:45.700 what's with this guy's eye and and this like what is he dr evil or did they just put him in that

00:51:52.240 jacket i don't know but check this out like what is that and there are several pictures of him

00:51:57.920 floating around like that is that just some kind did he take a baseball in the eye or is it some

00:52:03.080 kind of a like what is that some kind of a weird hemorrhage i don't know but this uh this article

00:52:12.000 goes along to actually be funny and give us information all at the same time. Well,

00:52:17.200 Klaus Schwab is out at the World Economic Forum, but the guy stepping in as interim chair might be

00:52:22.460 an even more creepy, over-the-top Bond villain than Klaus was, and that's saying something.

00:52:29.160 Meet Peter Brabeck Letmoth, the former CEO of Nestle and interim chair of the World Economic

00:52:34.800 Forum. He previously served as vice chair. First of all, Brabeck Letmoth is such a perfect villain

00:52:40.960 name, so ominous. He last made headlines when he declared that access to clean water was not a

00:52:47.180 human right and that access to tap water should be controlled by corporations. Here he is,

00:52:54.020 10 years ago, saying that.

00:53:10.960 There are three different examples.

00:53:12.960 The one is extremely, would I say,

00:53:15.960 from some of the NGOs,

00:53:20.960 which is to talk about

00:53:22.960 that water is to a

00:53:26.960 public law.

00:53:29.960 That means, as a person

00:53:31.960 should they just have

00:53:32.960 a right to have,

00:53:34.960 to have water.

00:53:36.960 That is the one extreme solution.

00:53:38.960 And the other one says, that water is a material, so as every other material should have a market value.

00:53:50.960 I personally think it is better, you give a value to a value, so that we all are aware of, that it costs something.

00:54:02.960 and then eventually try to get more specifically for this part of the population,

00:54:09.920 who has no access to this water,

00:54:12.780 that you can get more specifically into it.

00:54:15.440 And there are different possibilities.

00:54:32.960 they would the world economic forum and this guy by the way former ceo of nestle look at what's

00:54:40.840 owned by nestle this is everything that nestle owns look at all this the perrier water arrowhead

00:54:47.320 water nestle pure life poland spring water pellegrino deer park ice mountain look at all

00:54:53.720 that water they own there along with the nesquik and the cerevita and the curiously cinnamon and

00:55:00.840 the bar one, Alpha Mino, Little Steps, the Arrow Bar, the Kit Kat, Roundtree's, Carlos Milky Bar,

00:55:10.480 McIntosh's, Toffee, Coffee Crisp. They own a lot of things. And what's scary is that it's all run,

00:55:20.100 and you can check out Derek Brose for more of this. It's all run by those big three investment

00:55:24.840 firms we keep bringing up over and over and over again. And Brookfield, by the way, is not too far

00:55:30.200 behind. But I'm talking about State Street, BlackRock, and Vanguard, of course. And here's

00:55:35.260 an exclusive that came from the Wall Street Journal. Oh, I want to see the headline here.

00:55:40.780 We can't get it because I refuse to subscribe to these clowns. The whole story. But we've got 0.97

00:55:45.860 the headline and then the subtitle here. World Economic Forum opens new probe into founder

00:55:51.520 klaus schwab founder quit maybe this is why he so suddenly quit like we were asking last night

00:56:02.100 right founder quit after board moved to investigate whistleblower allegations

00:56:06.300 which he denies including use of luxury property and travel

00:56:10.760 oh there's some good news for catholics who are hoping that a real pope actually

00:56:21.140 gets elected in in this next round what do they do with with the pope elections all the cardinals

00:56:27.060 get together and they try and decide on who the next pope is going to be and then the white smoke

00:56:32.100 comes from the chimney okay we're going to get to that story in just a second here's the blender

00:56:35.780 guy that we like so much talking about how canada could become this dystopian nightmare that people

00:56:42.100 have been talking about for the past couple of days current trajectory by 2040 it could become

00:56:47.380 an aristocratic society where hard work means nothing, wealth is inherited, and survival

00:56:51.740 depends on side hustles and underground barter. A new foresight brief from Policy Horizons Canada

00:56:57.400 offers a chilling look at what life may look like in just 15 years. In this future, upward social

00:57:03.240 mobility, the very idea that hard work leads to a better life, is almost unheard of. Canadians no 0.65

00:57:08.400 longer believe they can improve their circumstances through effort. Instead, they brace for downward

00:57:12.900 mobility and scramble just to hold their ground. In this bleak projection, post-secondary education

00:57:18.100 is no longer a pathway to success. Tuition and housing costs have priced out all but the wealthy,

00:57:23.220 the job market no longer rewards credentials, and the return on investment is too uncertain

00:57:28.020 for most. Likewise, home ownership has become a fantasy. Most new buyers in 2040 rely on family

00:57:33.940 help or enter into intergenerational mortgages, living with parents and grandparents under the

00:57:38.500 same roof. Those without family wealth are left behind. As inheritance becomes the only way to

00:57:44.100 get ahead, Canada begins to resemble a modern aristocracy. Society is increasingly stratified.

00:57:49.700 Class-based social isolation is the norm, enforced by algorithmic dating apps and gated digital

00:57:54.660 communities. The rich don't just have more, they live in an entirely different world.

00:57:59.700 For those on the outside, life is a hustle. Gig work and side jobs are the norm,

00:58:04.100 not the exception people hunt forage and trade services informally to meet their basic needs

00:58:10.260 some turn to grassroots communities banding together in food child care and housing co-ops

00:58:15.380 as this underground economy grows governments may lose relevance altogether unable to enforce

00:58:20.660 regulations or maintain legitimacy this disillusionment has consequences when people

00:58:26.020 who work hard see no reward they start looking for someone to blame social unrest scapegoating

00:58:31.620 in political instability could follow. The report warns that Canadians believe inequality of

00:58:36.900 opportunity may soon fade. The end of abundance is upon us. With global populations in decline,

00:58:42.900 globalism fracturing, and national debt spiraling towards collapse, we are headed towards a brave

00:58:47.800 new world. But this is not a message of doom. It is a call to prepare. Not in fear, but with resolve.

00:58:54.760 Humanity has survived worse. Volcanic eruptions, asteroid impacts, real pandemics, world wars,

00:59:00.440 and global famines. And yet, time and again, it endures. As the saying goes, strong men make good

00:59:06.440 times, good times make weak men, and weak men make hard times. Well, the hard times are already here.

00:59:12.180 The only question now is, how much worse will it get before we rise to the occasion and start the

00:59:17.380 cycle anew? That is a great question, and that's why I asked you guys to share this one hard

00:59:28.480 tonight and get this out to people get this out to your friends who are planning on voting for

00:59:34.700 mark carney because he seems like he knows what he's doing he seems like a nice man just ask some

00:59:41.200 basic questions why would the ceo of a trillion dollar company quit that job to run for prime

00:59:49.800 minister of canada a country he hasn't even lived in for most of his adult life

00:59:58.480 He might be from here.

00:59:59.860 He might have been born here.

01:00:01.780 But he hasn't lived here.

01:00:05.400 He hasn't lived here.

01:00:06.800 He calls himself, well, he carries three passports. 0.69

01:00:09.700 He calls himself European. 0.53

01:00:14.180 Just ask them that one question.

01:00:17.440 Whereas you've got a guy in the other party, yeah, he's been a politician for over 20 years.

01:00:21.280 Okay, that's great.

01:00:21.960 But there's a reason for that.

01:00:23.160 He wrote an essay when he was in high school, and the essay was called When I'm Prime Minister.

01:00:28.480 and many of the policies and ideas that he had in that essay

01:00:32.760 still ring true today in the things he says.

01:00:37.440 Now, there hasn't been much that he can do yet

01:00:40.200 as the leader of the opposition,

01:00:43.420 because he hasn't been in power.

01:00:46.100 I guess he was in power with Stephen Harper's government

01:00:48.360 as a low-level minister.

01:00:49.880 He was the minister of housing.

01:00:51.220 I mean, that's not really top echelon.

01:00:53.360 Yes, being a minister is a step above being a backbencher,

01:00:58.540 But there was really no need for a housing minister, let's be honest,

01:01:03.000 because up until, I guess, the last couple of years,

01:01:05.920 housing hasn't been and still shouldn't be a federal responsibility.

01:01:13.260 You're pretty much just going, okay, looking at reports from provinces,

01:01:15.880 going, okay, that's great, okay, that's great, okay, that's great.

01:01:21.500 And then who wants to go and argue with the premiers about their programs?

01:01:26.080 Well, I guess the liberals do.

01:01:27.800 But things were going along well in the conservative years.

01:01:32.320 And then Trudeau came along and things started to fall apart.

01:01:36.180 I believe that Pierre Polyev believes in Canada.

01:01:40.540 Now, some of the people around him may feel differently.

01:01:44.360 Some of that party may be co-opted by World Economic Forum, Bilderbergs, whoever.

01:01:50.820 But far less of the conservative party of Canada.

01:01:53.760 And yeah, I totally understand that there's corruption going on in there, guys.

01:01:57.080 Don't get me wrong.

01:01:57.880 Look, I'm not sitting here going,

01:01:59.480 oh, you can say Pierre Pauly has to fix the world.

01:02:02.400 Not saying that at all.

01:02:03.520 What I'm saying is he's far better than the other choice.

01:02:09.680 And at this point, with what, six days before everybody goes,

01:02:14.340 everybody who hasn't voted yet goes to the polls,

01:02:17.240 voting PPC would be absolutely ridiculous.

01:02:20.500 They have no hope of even winning one seat.

01:02:25.040 And even if they did win 10 seats, so what?

01:02:28.480 There's nothing you can do with 10 seats.

01:02:33.020 We need a conservative government in this country to stop the nonsense before that 2040 report comes true.

01:02:46.180 Tonight on the extension on shadowdavis.com for you all access Nighthawks,

01:02:51.660 i thought hmm stanley kubrick and then stanley kubrick who's a famous hollywood director right

01:03:01.840 he did space odyssey 2000 not 2001 yeah 2001 and he did eyes wide shut and apparently the moon

01:03:11.840 landing as well there is video of stanley kubrick about a few months before he died admitting

01:03:20.140 that he filmed the moon landing in a studio i'm not sure if you guys know that but it's out there

01:03:29.800 and we're going to put that on tonight in the extension and also there is a sleuth out there

01:03:37.900 who put together a special about whether stanley kubrick was murdered or not and why

01:03:44.680 And if you saw the movie Eyes Wide Shut, you might know why, because there's all kinds of symbolism.

01:03:52.740 Everything that people have been talking about, many people, over the past few years regarding Masonic rituals, demonic rituals, that's all in that movie made by Stanley Kubrick.

01:04:05.800 so we're going to delve into that stanley kubrick on the extension tonight for you all accessors

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01:04:29.760 there in two minutes for everybody else i love you all i appreciate you all and i will catch you

01:04:34.200 again tomorrow night at eight o'clock central for another one. Bye for now.

01:05:04.200 We'll be right back.

The Shadoe Davis Show - April 23, 2025

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