The Shadoe Davis Show - Aug. 11th⧸2024-Smart Cities, Coutts bail delay, Was Jasper a ＂15 Minute City＂？

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00:07:00.000 good evening my friends and welcome to shadow at night it's sunday august the 11th 2024 on the show

00:07:22.740 tonight was jasper going to be a 15-minute city according to documentation from one of their city

00:07:29.080 councilors and a city council memorandum sent to all other members of jasper city council yeah

00:07:35.840 yeah they absolutely were on track to be a 15 minute city so is this just accelerating the

00:07:42.300 process remember the old expression build back better some people have asked me can you maybe

00:07:49.880 get a hold of some of the contractors who were involved in the fort mac rebuild and see what

00:07:55.980 they had to put in there what were the new things that they had to put in and i'm talking about

00:08:03.380 sensors i'm talking about towers cell towers 5g whatever that wouldn't have been necessary before

00:08:10.440 in the rebuild of fort mac is there anybody out there who knows somebody or maybe you yourself

00:08:16.680 are one of the people who was involved in the rebuild of fort mac because i've heard some

00:08:23.220 rumblings from people who tell me that some of the contractors and some of the construction people

00:08:29.020 who were working on the rebuild in Fort Mac were saying, I don't even know what the hell this is

00:08:32.500 supposed to be, but they want us to put this in here. It doesn't make any sense at all. Maybe not

00:08:37.980 at that time, but maybe now it does. And maybe the same thing is going to be happening in Jasper.

00:08:43.800 We'll keep you up to date on that once we can figure it all out. But in the meantime,

00:08:48.320 if you know anybody who was involved in that, please let me know via email or through the

00:08:52.560 website shadow davis at gmail.com s-h-a-d-o-e-d-a-v-i-s at gmail.com so we're going to get

00:09:02.120 into that i'm going to show you that memo in just a few minutes when we get into the smart city

00:09:06.180 section of the show which is coming up and tonight for all access members at shadow davis.com we're

00:09:11.740 going to go deep into the zionist movement and the kazarian mafia exactly what is that

00:09:17.580 and one of the reasons you haven't heard me get too detailed into what I feel is the explanation

00:09:23.620 of what's going on in the world right now is because it's so very very difficult to separate

00:09:29.220 I can't even I can't even really articulate what needs to be separated because even in saying it

00:09:39.540 they've set up a situation where you sound like a racist just for saying a few words it's amazing

00:09:45.580 what they've done to people over the past 60 or 70 years just in terms of self-censorship if you

00:09:53.020 say a couple of words this way or that you feel inside yourself that you're a racist i'm not

00:10:01.540 i'm just trying to break down what's going on and i'm sure you feel the same way so we're going to

00:10:05.840 cover this more in the extension tonight and the other reason for that is simply because

00:10:10.640 on the website i cannot be censored here on social media we're broadcasting on facebook

00:10:16.240 tonight and youtube by the way if you haven't followed me on youtube go ahead and give that

00:10:21.100 a try let's see how long this new channel on youtube lasts i think we're close to 2 000

00:10:25.460 followers not huge but definitely interesting to see what happens i wonder what the number

00:10:30.720 is going to be before they decide they're just going to turf the channel all together

00:10:34.000 we're on twitch tonight we're on x we're on telegram we're on rumble and of course

00:10:39.360 we are on shadow davis.com for the entire show tonight the extension will begin probably around

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00:11:57.740 again that is canada nanosilver.ca we got some bad news a couple of days ago we're going to get

00:12:03.440 into the latest federal political polling in just a second but some bad news was sent by

00:12:08.900 chris carbert who was found not guilty of conspiracy to commit murder along with anthony

00:12:15.180 olenek a week ago friday and tomorrow was supposed to be their bail slash sentencing hearing

00:12:21.560 so here's the note that chris sent and he wanted us to circulate it all through social media so we

00:12:26.940 have and this is up on my facebook by the way and i've asked you guys to go ahead and write a

00:12:32.440 a positive comment something encouraging to the guys because we don't know exactly when this bail

00:12:39.020 slash sentencing hearing is going to be it was supposed to be tomorrow like i say so here's what

00:12:43.420 chris says hi everyone we no longer have a court have court on the 12th tomorrow and have no date

00:12:51.080 booked so once again i have to let my kids down and they and the rest of my family pay for it

00:12:57.680 it was said on the night of the verdict that an earlier date was preferable and would be looked

00:13:02.760 into and now we have no date they don't care though they go home to their families every night

00:13:09.720 my family is just collateral damage my release was agreed upon for last friday and changed at

00:13:15.620 the last minute and now this i hope everyone he still has the wherewithal to say i hope everyone

00:13:21.580 has a good day today god bless you all that's chris chris carbert and i'm sure the same sentiments

00:13:27.020 are coming from Tony Olenek.

00:13:29.260 So we hear from Granny McKay,

00:13:31.240 McKay, sorry,

00:13:32.080 it's going to be maybe the 28th or 29th,

00:13:34.380 which means another two weeks or more

00:13:37.720 incarcerated for these guys, 0.99

00:13:39.760 which is absolutely pathetic. 1.00

00:13:43.600 It's pathetic. 0.99

00:13:44.660 This seems to me to be the crown 1.00

00:13:46.580 still trying to twist that knife.

00:13:49.080 They're just not playing fair.

00:13:50.980 They're not letting go.

00:13:52.340 Guys, you lost.

00:13:54.000 You lost.

00:13:55.000 It's over.

00:13:56.100 Let it go.

00:13:57.020 but then again evil when we say they'd never do that and i know that some of you guys still say

00:14:08.200 that they'd never do that that's you saying i'd never do that they would do anything

00:14:15.560 there's a lot of people out there with very questionable morals and i believe the crowd

00:14:21.360 prosecutor in this case is one of them uh all right let's get on with uh let's get on with

00:14:28.320 the show tonight the content that i have compiled for you tonight from abacus data

00:14:32.180 conservatives leading by 20 points is positive impressions of pierre poly have rise now once

00:14:37.740 again i would like to say that pierre poly have is not going to be the entire answer moving forward

00:14:44.800 as a matter of fact we've heard him talk about building high density apartment blocks next to

00:14:49.380 public transit in major cities. And his housing plan is a little bit different from the Trudeau

00:14:56.020 housing plan, but not very much. High density, high density, high density, which happens to be

00:15:03.000 a part of this Winnipeg metropolitan region plan. It's part of a smart city concept, which we'll

00:15:08.820 get into in just a few minutes here on the Shadow at Night livestream. So anyway, he will fix a few

00:15:15.900 other things most notably the censorship issues that we've been having here in this country and

00:15:21.020 you guys know exactly what i'm talking about when i say that based upon the fact that i put up a

00:15:25.840 post a couple of days ago i put up a post a couple of days ago regarding the smart cities and winnipeg

00:15:32.280 2050 plan it was shared 1 000 times or more and people kept messaging me saying every time i try

00:15:39.540 to share this i get a nasty message from facebook saying we took it down it breaks community

00:15:44.140 standards we you're in danger of losing your account like seriously my post is still up but

00:15:49.620 when you share that post they threaten you what i can't say i've ever heard that before because i

00:15:58.660 did not receive that threat myself and i'm the originator of the post anyway polyev says yes he

00:16:05.060 will tackle and get rid of these censorship lies that trudeau has made in canada in the last

00:16:10.940 couple of years, and hopefully he doesn't have time to pass Bill C-63. But what does he have

00:16:17.680 to do? What does the Trudeau government have to do with these smart cities? We're going to get

00:16:21.940 into that as well. Polyev leads by 20. Positive impressions of Pierre Polyev rise. So what do we

00:16:28.780 got here? There's actually some surprising stuff in this poll, but let's start with this. If an

00:16:34.360 election were held today, 43% of committed voters would vote conservative. 43. This is a nationwide

00:16:40.560 now. 23% would vote for Liberal, 18% for the NDP, 4% for the Greens. The BQ holds 30% in Quebec.

00:16:50.360 The PPC, I believe, runs at 3%. They don't even rate here on the abacus poll, and there's all the

00:16:56.420 graphs you need to see. 43% Conservative, 23% Liberal, 18 NDP, 7% for the Bloc nationally,

00:17:03.660 four for the green party here is committed vote intentioned by province bc conservatives lead

00:17:11.720 42 17 there over the liberals and 26 for the ndp with seven for the green and seven for the ppc

00:17:18.180 in alberta you've got 62 who are going to vote blue 17 liberal 13 ndp 7 for the ppc

00:17:27.380 saskatchewan and manitoba are combined at 51 percent conservative 20 percent liberal 20 percent

00:17:34.140 ndp 5 percent green who votes green like why are you voting green what's the point in voting green 1.00

00:17:39.440 that's ridiculous it's it's just a dumb wasted stupid i don't like saying this but it is stupid 1.00

00:17:46.620 vote three percent ppc in ontario where most of the seats are you know this representation by 1.00

00:17:52.960 population, and Ontario has got 16 million of Canada's 41 million citizens, sorry, occupants.

00:18:00.460 In Ontario, CPC has 44%, Ontario, sorry, 26% Liberal, 20% NDP, 4% Green, 5% PPC.

00:18:09.360 In Quebec, this is amazing. I thought it was a misprinted first, so I checked and triple-checked

00:18:15.800 quadruple checked. It's not. The conservatives are leading in Quebec. I haven't heard that since

00:18:23.960 Mulroney days. 31% will vote conservative in Quebec. 30% will vote bloc. 24% liberal. 12%

00:18:35.000 NDP. 3% green. And in the Atlantic provinces, 41% conservative. 34% liberal. 19% NDP. 4% green.

00:18:42.720 and one percent will vote for the ppc so there's your latest polling it's from abacus data they do

00:18:49.720 a monthly and i'm sure when the house of commons resumes next month or yeah late next uh next month

00:18:56.140 we're going to be hearing more and more about polling and committees and exactly what's on the

00:19:00.880 docket what are they going to be arguing about in the house of commons some good news for a freedom

00:19:04.420 convoy protester he has had multiple charges dropped after ontario judge rules police violated

00:19:10.900 his rights the justice center for excuse me constitutional freedoms has announced right in

00:19:17.780 your ear has announced a legal victory as well as all charges against ben spicer dropped a

00:19:24.660 participant in the freedom convoy this decision comes after a ruling by justice timothy lipson

00:19:29.900 that a covert recording of spicer violated his charter rights spicer who was arrested on february

00:19:36.000 19th 2022 faced charges including mischief obstructing justice and possession of weapons

00:19:41.340 he was apprehended by police in ottawa while participating in the protest according to the

00:19:47.200 jccf spicer was standing near the intersection of bank and sparks in ottawa when police officers

00:19:53.680 struck him in the midsection and subsequently detained him during a search of his belongings

00:19:58.280 which included a can of bear spray and a folding pocket knife knife spicer claimed these items were

00:20:05.840 from a recent hiking trip and had not been used or removed during the protest all right the jccf

00:20:12.360 also reported the crown submitted a recording of spicer from a police van equipped with video and

00:20:17.220 audio recording devices without his knowledge or consent this recording was not disclosed to

00:20:23.460 spicer he was denied access to legal counsel during his detention the crown saw like it's

00:20:29.340 amazing how how they're treating these people by the way uh chris dacy posted a video from

00:20:35.880 yesterday during the palestinian protest in front of the house of commons in ottawa

00:20:39.640 it was apparently pretty rough those palestinians and not necessarily the palestinian protesters but

00:20:45.820 black bloc antifa uh who got into the protest and started throwing people around pretty badly

00:20:52.380 and setting off smoke grenades and whatnot chris dacy went looking for police help he found them

00:20:58.640 on bicycles about two blocks away from the site of all these altercations. He begged them for help.

00:21:04.300 They rode away from him. The video exists on Desi Media on all social media channels. It's

00:21:09.760 absolutely outrageous. Anyway, let's get back to this story. The Crown sought to use this recording

00:21:14.860 as evidence against Spicer, suggesting it indicated criminal activity and asserting that he had no

00:21:19.900 reasonable expectation of privacy while in a police vehicle. The trial, which took place at

00:21:25.800 The Ontario Court of Justice from November 6th to 8th last year,

00:21:29.420 and again from April 16th to 18th this year.

00:21:31.960 Wow, that's kind of short, considering Chris and Tamara are going back on trial.

00:21:35.800 The longest mischief trial in the history of Canada, probably.

00:21:38.760 They start on Tuesday.

00:21:40.640 And by the way, there's going to be a big outdoor fundraiser for Pat King in Ottawa,

00:21:45.500 well, just outside of Ottawa, on Friday.

00:21:47.680 You can find more details on Right Blend on Facebook and X.

00:21:51.820 Anyway, they saw a significant legal debate in this case.

00:21:55.240 Spicer's defense argued the secret recording breached his charter rights, specifically his

00:22:00.120 right to privacy while in custody and the evidence should be excluded. They also contended the arrest

00:22:05.300 was unlawful and that no evidence of criminal activity existed. On August the 2nd, Justice

00:22:11.880 Lipson ruled in favor of Spicer, stating he had reasonable expectation of privacy while in a

00:22:16.340 police vehicle. The secret recording was deemed a violation of Spicer's privacy rights and was

00:22:21.300 excluded from the trial. Additionally, Justice Lipson determined the arrest lacked legal grounds

00:22:26.260 constituting a breach of Spicer's rights under Section 9 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and

00:22:30.920 Freedoms, which protects against arbitrary detention. That's the Freedom of Movement Clause.

00:22:37.040 The search of Spicer's, and privacy, the search of Spicer's backpack and jacket was also found

00:22:41.800 to be unlawful as it violated Section 8 of the Charter, which guards against unreasonable search

00:22:46.300 seizure. These cops might be in big, big trouble right now. And I believe Mr. Spicer might have a

00:22:54.900 case here, a legal case, to sue them. The ruling also highlighted a breach of Spicer's right to

00:23:01.180 retain and instruct counsel without delay as protected by Section 10B of the Charter. As a

00:23:06.160 result, all charges against Spicer were dismissed. Awesome. Awesome. An older lady, a senior,

00:23:16.540 has been debanked, and here is Rebel News with the report. 0.91

00:23:36.160 hang on hold on hold on hold on the manager of this particular branch of the scotia bank is a he

00:23:48.420 him this guy has his spine made of freshly boiled pasta oh they make me do it so i did it hey man

00:23:59.020 just leave it off leave it off don't be a I'm not going to say the word anyway let's continue

00:24:29.020 She has the reason why she was deleted from this bank

00:24:32.860 and it all has the DEI policy

00:24:36.720 mainly changed the temerity to say

00:24:40.380 in one of her communities

00:24:42.220 why do you include

00:24:44.640 in that DEI embrace

00:24:48.780 and apparently, well,

00:24:51.080 once you start questioning that narrative

00:24:53.800 you know, it's important to understand

00:24:56.620 you know what that's a great point why are seniors not included in all of these

00:25:02.700 victimized categories why are they not included with all of the minorities all the victims

00:25:10.300 oh that'd be great if they were though don't you think because most of them you know they're with us

00:25:26.620 I reached out several times by email and phone, no response, I reached out to the media relations department of storage bank corporate, not even an acknowledgement of my queries, but I did go in and try to get some answers, and well, we came up short.

00:25:56.620 She believes in Lisa might be because she needs to be able to do that.

00:26:01.620 She knows she should be part of me.

00:26:03.620 She needs inclusion.

00:26:05.620 And during when that could come on camera and explain why for her suggestion 0.92

00:26:11.620 of altering the diversity of green inclusion policy,

00:26:16.620 what does that mean?

00:26:17.620 She demands. 1.00

00:26:19.620 She's not a customer.

00:26:21.620 Okay.

00:26:51.620 as to why you are not altering this bank anymore?

00:26:55.620 Well, the only thing that I could think about was the time that I was more criticizing the bank

00:27:01.620 because the service isn't very good.

00:27:04.620 E-mails, e-messages.

00:27:08.620 There is also the bank where the location of the stats is,

00:27:13.620 and we do see lots of place managers and these speakers,

00:27:17.620 and there's no name tag, so you don't know, you don't know who to address.

00:27:23.620 So anyway, I complained about the services and then put it in writing,

00:27:29.620 and one of the things that I mentioned is the fact that a senior, like myself,

00:27:35.620 I mean, I do basic computer, but I don't have a cell phone, I don't do any apps, things like that,

00:27:41.620 okay hold on are you guys not hearing this because we are live here there is absolutely

00:28:06.540 zero in the way of

00:28:08.980 any problem with the sound

00:28:10.820 from what I'm seeing here.

00:28:17.340 Hang on a minute.

00:28:19.420 This is outrageous.

00:28:22.580 Testing, testing, one, two, three, four.

00:28:26.340 Everything seems to be fine.

00:28:36.540 Alright, so you guys are not hearing this.

00:29:06.540 there should be no problem with sound guys

00:29:21.420 so you can hear me but not the video is that what you're saying

00:29:29.700 because the video does in fact have sound from my end this is dicked up

00:29:40.020 all right let's try this again

00:29:47.280 okay so you can hear me you can hear me just write it down in your comments

00:30:01.460 you can hear me you have been able to hear me the entire time

00:30:06.200 but not the video is that what i'm getting

00:30:09.540 okay all right

00:30:13.700 i have made some adjustments i'm going to try this now

00:30:18.940 and i want you guys to tell me if you can hear the video okay

00:30:23.100 i don't know

00:30:26.980 berta he asked a question politely about the pride multicolor scotia can you hear that

00:30:39.540 okay all right thank you

00:30:45.200 yeah once i'm into the show you guys it's very difficult to pay attention to everything i'm

00:30:51.840 doing here plus your comments i do try to reserve time when the video is playing to see your

00:30:57.420 comments and that's why i noticed your comments while the video was playing because when i'm

00:31:03.480 talking i can't see what your comments are saying um so anyway where were we in this video here

00:31:11.960 we got to go back a ways

00:31:14.880 is this even the same one there we go all right

00:31:24.720 bank app when it was going to be and it all has to do with all right so um

00:31:34.240 i'm going to summarize this for you to get to where we were in the video this old lady

00:31:40.000 criticized the scotia bank dei policy talked about maybe seniors should be included in this

00:31:47.480 was talking about bad service within the bank she had a back and forth with the he him manager

00:31:52.780 of this particular scotia bank branch and i believe that summarizes exactly where we were

00:31:59.460 this young lady here uh talked to menzies although she didn't have much to say because

00:32:05.920 she's only an employee at the bank she's not a spokesperson so she's probably going to get

00:32:09.900 herself in trouble for even going on camera here maybe even fired so let's continue from this point

00:32:15.960 here so i don't know anything regarding the situation personally you know it is astonishing

00:32:20.320 I've seen the correspondence back and forth between you and the manager Guy Moran

00:32:26.700 why do you think he is not actually giving you a tangible reason

00:32:32.580 as to why you are not welcome at this bank anymore?

00:32:36.940 Well the only thing that I could think about was the fact that I first of all criticized the bank

00:32:42.600 because the service is not very good like you you leave emails you leave messages

00:32:50.320 It's also a bank where the rotation of the staff is every two or three months,

00:32:56.000 replaced managers every three years.

00:32:59.300 And when we went in, there's no name tag, so you don't know.

00:33:02.600 You don't know whom to address.

00:33:05.300 So anyway, I complained about the services and then put it in writing.

00:33:10.840 And one of the things that I mentioned is the fact that seniors like myself,

00:33:17.040 I mean, I do basic computer, but I don't have a cell phone.

00:33:20.740 I don't do any apps, things like that.

00:33:23.160 And when I go in, they tell me, go online.

00:33:28.940 And I say, I'm here specifically.

00:33:31.160 What are you here for?

00:33:32.040 I'm here specifically because I don't know how to do it online.

00:33:34.720 We were there for two reasons.

00:33:36.040 One, to get an explanation why you're persona non grata.

00:33:39.100 And secondly, they still have a small amount of your money.

00:33:43.220 Now, they can't have it both ways.

00:33:44.580 They can't fire you as a customer and then keep your money, right?

00:33:48.660 Absolutely.

00:33:49.660 And not only that, but I wrote a letter.

00:33:53.100 I was polite.

00:33:54.940 Even I closed the letter by saying, welcome to this bank.

00:33:58.340 I know you have two banks, so it's a lot of work.

00:34:01.040 I read your letters, and they're very polite.

00:34:04.340 But my goodness, you're being treated as though you're some kind of a con woman

00:34:08.700 or you've got links to a terrorist organization.

00:34:12.140 Yes, and the higher bureau that I sent a copy to, escalating the things, they said, well, they can do that.

00:34:20.820 They don't have to give you a reason, so go and look in your agreement.

00:34:25.720 Well, 1998 I signed the opening agreement. Do you think I still have it? No.

00:34:31.280 And the headquarters did not want to give me a copy. They said, go to the bench, which we did today.

00:34:37.420 And she doesn't know either.

00:34:38.680 i asked him can i get a copy of that uh because it was probably a standard agreement and he says

00:34:45.240 go to your branch so i'm at the branch right from indirection right and so would you be able to have

00:34:52.200 that agree uh what people sign in 99 when they open the power checking account so i would have 1.00

00:34:59.560 to get somebody who can go in and look at it all right oh this lady has been debanked she's not

00:35:06.040 going to be re-banked, at least not by Scotiabank. And let me just say this. I hate banks for

00:35:15.020 many reasons, but going into one, I can't stand it. The smell in a bank. You know that

00:35:21.640 it's just, I don't know, just you know that it's a bank smell. I'm not sure if they actually

00:35:27.840 spray bank smell in the bank every morning or if it's the smell of money or whatever

00:35:33.280 it is but it's just got that bank smell to it that musty kind of a smell and the people

00:35:39.280 always speak to you in a very hmm maybe not very but slightly in some cases condescending manner

00:35:47.180 and everything needs to be so you need to sign this you need to sign this what am i signing here

00:35:53.920 exactly right and you feel like you're under pressure or they look at you like hmm like you

00:36:02.640 feel like you're sitting in the principal's office or something. And they are a service,

00:36:09.280 but they don't give you that impression that they are a service and they're vying against

00:36:17.660 other banks to compete for that public customer. Because they're all working together after

00:36:28.120 all right it's almost like going into a government office these banks this needs to be stopped in

00:36:35.040 canada we have what five major banks and then a bunch of credit unions and regional credit unions

00:36:42.140 and whatnot some municipal credit unions even i think we need to take those five big banks and

00:36:49.780 break them up into 15 or 20 i seriously think that i think they can all survive they can all

00:36:56.240 survive like that in whatever region they happen to exist in but five banks no that's not good

00:37:04.540 that's no and i think it's maybe even four now because you're hearing stories about mergers all

00:37:10.660 the time and whatnot it's just not enough choice and eventually they're going to try and and

00:37:17.540 narrow that down into maybe one or two banks across the country because you know what's coming

00:37:22.200 right this cbdc so and this is the kind of thing this centralization this is the kind of thing

00:37:33.240 that gives them the power to do this to be able to just say you know what i don't like your attitude

00:37:39.020 you can't bank here anymore i mean a bank is an essential service without a bank account these

00:37:44.960 days how are you supposed to pay your mortgage your rent your bills how are you supposed to do

00:37:49.580 any of that. You can't just walk around with a suitcase full of money. Not that they take it

00:37:54.540 anyway, but try and walk around with a suitcase full of money and say, hey, owe you $1,250 for

00:38:00.680 your rent. Now I have to run across to Hydro. I got to pay that bill for $68.24. Really?

00:38:09.820 Yeah, sorry, you can't bank with us anymore. And good luck over there at CIBC and Royal Bank too.

00:38:14.240 They're probably going to say the same thing because they're all colluding together. As we

00:38:19.160 found out when the banks were freezing

00:38:21.160 bank accounts during the Freedom Convoy.

00:38:24.280 Yeah, that may

00:38:25.280 have been on the orders of the

00:38:27.220 federal government, but you know,

00:38:29.560 these banks are so

00:38:31.140 powerful based upon their assets.

00:38:33.580 They could have told Trudeau to go pound

00:38:35.180 sand. We're not doing that. I'm sorry,

00:38:37.400 you can't make us do that. That's

00:38:38.940 unconstitutional what you're doing.

00:38:41.080 And it was later found to be, in fact,

00:38:43.280 unconstitutional.

00:38:46.360 But if these

00:38:47.200 banks would have stood up and said no we're not doing that that would have been the end of it

00:38:54.080 that would have been the end of it these banks are not your friend

00:38:59.580 if you can get away from these banks find a bank or an institution like bow valley

00:39:06.640 in alberta and i'm not sure if bow valley is affiliated with any other credit unions across

00:39:13.040 the country but hopefully they should be hopefully they will be canada canada is on track to surpass

00:39:19.560 500 000 new permanent residents this year 500 000 new permanent residents in 2024 my friends this

00:39:31.000 is a city the size of london ontario or kitchener waterloo cambridge the tri-cities it's larger than

00:39:40.260 Halifax it's larger than Victoria 500,000 is larger than the population of

00:39:49.260 Saskatoon and Regina combined another newsletter from our friend Brad

00:39:56.700 Salzburg at the Cultural Action Party of Canada former immigration minister

00:40:00.300 speaks of terror Trudeau's terrorist vetting negligence so with 500,000 over

00:40:06.960 500,000 of these pretty much unvetted immigrants coming into the country, how many of them

00:40:13.160 may have terrorist ties? As we've all observed, our current government has not been heeding

00:40:19.060 national security advice and has not been vigilant on these issues for the past nine

00:40:25.100 years. Significant questions are being asked of Canada's security and immigrant vetting

00:40:30.780 processes following the arrests last month of Ahmed Fouad Mustafa al-Didi, 62 years old,

00:40:37.680 and Mustafa al-Didi, 26, a father and son facing charges that include conspiracy to

00:40:43.620 commit murder for the benefit or at the direction of a terrorist group, in this case ISIS.

00:40:51.440 And Tamara Leach and Chris Barber are still on trial for mischief.

00:40:54.900 such as the state of justin trudeau's post-modern society let us not delude ourselves despite

00:41:03.840 ubiquitous refusal from mainstream media left-wing corporate media to hold immigration policy

00:41:09.520 accountable for social degeneration citizens with common sense see the writing on the wall

00:41:14.520 the press in canada love to rant about racism existing as the core cause of social consternation 0.89

00:41:21.060 the accusation is unfounded you know it and i know it the true culprit is immigration intake

00:41:29.800 it's rapid pace the quantities and of course the poor vetting that results from the liberals too

00:41:34.160 much too fast policy you know as an aside i was in a taxi cab last night with an immigrant from

00:41:43.200 india who loves it here he's a he's an actual immigrant he's not here as a refugee he went

00:41:49.420 through all the proper processes all the proper vetting he's been here for nine years loves

00:41:54.400 canada he's got a young family now and he was upset about the way the trudeau government is

00:42:02.680 handling immigration today because they're just pouring in he said they're just pouring in

00:42:06.820 i had to go through the proper channels and i still go through channels even today as a citizen

00:42:13.060 and what are all these people doing they're just getting money from the government

00:42:19.020 Free, free money, free accommodations, everything.

00:42:25.180 And he said the Ukrainians, these Ukrainian refugees are getting the most.

00:42:29.460 That's what he said. I can't tell you that for sure.

00:42:34.180 Reports have emerged that the pair were able to immigrate to Canada

00:42:37.540 despite the elder Il Didi having participated in violence,

00:42:40.920 including torture and dismemberment against an ISIS prisoner.

00:42:44.980 former conservative immigration minister chris alexander an individual who's seen the situation

00:42:51.920 from the inside address these issues in a recent interview over the decades we have failed on

00:42:57.860 several fronts one example is the number of iranian and syrian regime officials some with

00:43:02.740 allegations of having committed terrible crimes in those countries who somehow slipped through

00:43:08.200 our vetting system. But the main challenge today is that the number of threats from terrorist and

00:43:15.680 criminal groups as well as hostile foreign states has grown significantly while our national security

00:43:21.060 capabilities have failed to keep pace. Let us consider the takeaway. Our liberal government's

00:43:28.640 implementation of the highest immigration quotas of the past 100 years has resulted in a failure

00:43:34.720 to keep pace in terms of preventing hostile foreign agents

00:43:37.680 from entering our country.

00:43:39.920 Media address certain issues while eschewing others.

00:43:42.900 Nothing unusual there.

00:43:45.160 What concerns us, in particular,

00:43:49.580 is how the media consistently shy away from root causes.

00:43:54.520 What's going on in the UK right now?

00:43:56.480 You wouldn't know if you listen to the left-wing corporate media

00:43:59.960 because they're telling you it's right-wing extremism over there.

00:44:04.720 For instance, why is Trudeau so insistent upon rushing immigration intake to the degree that national security has been jeopardized?

00:44:14.720 Ever witnessed CBC or Globe and Mail address this? 0.95

00:44:18.720 More macabre is that the liberals understand the negative spin-off effect of mass immigration from Middle Eastern nations, yet permit it regardless. 0.99

00:44:29.680 What are these incompetent liberals up to, anyway? 0.98

00:44:33.520 Is there mandate management of a Western democracy,

00:44:36.020 or rather, is this a situation unique in Canadian history?

00:44:40.720 As in, Team Trudeau are really in the business of national transformation.

00:44:46.900 Could there seeds for sowing a covert socialist revolution found in the following? 0.99

00:44:52.440 Number one, overwhelm the country with migrants, 1.00

00:44:54.600 inclusive of those who wish to inflict damage on society. Check. 1.00

00:44:58.780 Number two, when Canadians have difficulty adjusting to the rapid pace of national transformation,

00:45:05.120 brand the culprits racists and bigots.

00:45:07.180 Check.

00:45:08.220 Number three, utilize the behavior of these citizens to justify an infringement of individual

00:45:13.580 rights, impediment of freedom of speech, and various other punitive actions.

00:45:17.240 Check.

00:45:18.340 In this regard, we come to understand by one byproduct why one byproduct of the agenda

00:45:23.860 stands so tall.

00:45:24.760 and that ticket is islamophobia and its permutations despite calculated media sublimation many

00:45:31.660 canadians are aware of the riots which have recently unfolded in the uk branded anti-islam

00:45:37.620 in nature freshly minted p.m keir starmer in the uk is being pushed to create an official

00:45:45.980 definition of islamophobia one could argue that to do so inches british society toward an

00:45:51.700 implementation of religious blasphemy laws standard among theocratic countries of the

00:45:56.460 middle east back to immigration or sorry ex-immigration minister of canada chris alexander

00:46:02.360 as we've all observed to our dismay our current government has not been heeding national security

00:46:08.660 advice and to put it very mildly has not been vigilant of these issues for nine years nine

00:46:14.660 years justin trudeau has been pm for nine years what a coincidence huh is canada's woke one

00:46:21.680 in fact, desirous of such a thing?

00:46:24.640 It may not be as crazy as many imagine.

00:46:28.040 Does it not appear factual that from day one

00:46:30.520 Trudeau's prime ministership has evinced

00:46:32.520 a calculated or preconceived dynamic?

00:46:36.060 Is it madness to state that our current liberal government

00:46:38.840 has from the beginning felt as if it's driven by forces

00:46:42.000 beyond our national borders?

00:46:47.220 My guess, Chris Alexander, is that those responsible

00:46:50.200 for these issues have been run ragged in recent years. 1.00

00:46:54.080 Translation, the volume of immigrants has resulted an ability 1.00

00:46:57.960 for hostile foreign actors, a.k.a. potential criminals and terrorists, 0.89

00:47:02.580 to easily pop into Canada to carry out their affairs.

00:47:07.100 We need to put sound national security practices 0.51

00:47:10.040 back at the center of our immigration policy,

00:47:12.360 as well as our policy across government,

00:47:14.380 in a world where all categories of threat actors

00:47:17.160 are looking for the line of least resistance worldwide to launder money,

00:47:21.500 move operatives, recruit new supporters, and disrupt democracy.

00:47:25.360 Canada has become an easy mark in recent years.

00:47:27.660 If so, Canada may be able to avoid this.

00:47:32.500 Conservative MPs are calling on the House Public Safety Committee

00:47:35.420 to investigate the case of this father and son in Toronto

00:47:38.140 charged with multiple terrorism-related offenses.

00:47:41.340 A charge sheet does allege that Ahmed Fuad Mustafa al-Didi

00:47:45.400 He committed an aggravated assault for the benefit of the Islamic State in 2015,

00:47:49.740 somewhere outside of Canada, but doesn't offer further details.

00:47:53.880 What a shock that is.

00:47:55.940 Did Justin Trudeau just transition Canada to a terrorist-conducive society?

00:48:00.280 If so, it should be no surprise.

00:48:02.920 Predecessor Pierre Trudeau evinced the same form of arrogance.

00:48:07.120 It's a Trudeau family habit infused with presumption they assume to know what's best for Canadians.

00:48:13.200 We need to restore our reputation for a best-in-class immigration and refugee program

00:48:17.780 rooted in sound, reliable national security vetting, a liberal government failure.

00:48:25.260 We need to harden our defenses, increase our military spending and upgrade and broaden

00:48:29.680 our national security capabilities to protect Canadians in general, as well as the integrity

00:48:35.160 of our immigration and refugee determination system at a time when hostile state and non-state

00:48:40.760 actors have become more hostile almost across the board a liberal government failure still

00:48:47.560 the question remains as to why this situation exists random calculated at the behest of

00:48:56.360 international forces like the world economic forum and world seek organization as payback

00:49:02.040 to the government of china for elevating trudeau's to the pmo and keeping him there why salzburg

00:49:08.360 asks, why? In this regard, one thing appears to be in place on a permanent basis. Canadian

00:49:15.120 media may deliver some details, but across the board, they refuse to address the reasons

00:49:20.460 why. And if they get asked, you, my friend, are a racist. So we were talking about Winnipeg

00:49:31.300 2050 and the winnipeg metropolitan region committee this new plan smart city plan people

00:49:39.600 have been calling it a 15-minute city plan it's not really a 15-minute city plan even though the

00:49:46.820 end results will be the same smart city 15-minute city complete city healthy city all the same thing

00:49:53.780 left-wing corporate ctv winnipeg did a thing the other day on this and here's what they say and

00:50:01.860 by the way here's what the headline they used is hearing over plan to expand winnipeg metropolitan

00:50:06.820 region fills meeting room in neverville now what they say here

00:50:10.900 well they did say i think they've amended the article but a public hearing in neverville over

00:50:17.860 a future development plan couldn't take place thursday too many people showed up

00:50:22.680 You may have been one of them.

00:50:25.160 The Neverville Heritage Center was completely full

00:50:27.320 as crowds came out to have their say

00:50:29.000 on the Winnipeg Metropolitan Region's Plan 2050.

00:50:33.280 A future development plan.

00:50:35.980 Like, that's what they call it.

00:50:37.120 This is the largest thing

00:50:39.780 that the city of Winnipeg and its surrounding areas

00:50:43.780 have ever seen.

00:50:47.420 The full crowds caused the meeting to be cut short.

00:50:50.220 RCMP said the meeting ended peacefully with no arrests

00:50:53.520 and they were on hand to ensure safety

00:50:55.340 the plan has a long-term framework for coordinated land use

00:51:00.300 servicing and infrastructure includes Winnipeg, Selkirk, Neverville, Stonewall

00:51:03.820 Dunauter, 13 other rural municipalities

00:51:07.460 if adopted the plan would become a bylaw applying to the entire region

00:51:11.500 as per the committee as per the province of Manitoba

00:51:15.180 and Ian Bushy who is the minister in charge

00:51:18.160 scott gillingham is the mayor of winnipeg he said there's misinformation being spread about the plan

00:51:23.800 well that's not what he said he did not use the expression expression misinformation that comes

00:51:29.320 from your left-wing corporate media source here here's what gillingham said i would encourage

00:51:34.760 anyone and everyone to read plan 2050 there's certainly some misconceptions about what i'm

00:51:42.500 hearing from others about what is and what is not in plan 2050 he doesn't go into specifics here

00:51:48.100 There's a lot of things that are not factual being spread around,

00:51:51.100 so please, if everyone read Plan 2050,

00:51:53.680 it would really, I think, help in clarifying some of the misconceptions that are out there.

00:51:59.900 Well, Mr. Mayor, I would like to know exactly what misconceptions you're talking about,

00:52:05.020 but that's something other that we can discuss later on.

00:52:08.360 Gillingham said a future session would take place in a larger space,

00:52:11.260 and we haven't found out exactly where or when it's going to be just yet.

00:52:16.640 Selkirk does not want to be involved in this.

00:52:20.540 Dwayne Nickel, the chief administrative officer within the city of Selkirk,

00:52:24.840 said council has passed resolutions to be removed from this plan,

00:52:28.600 saying the majority of residents of the city don't work in Winnipeg,

00:52:31.840 and Selkirk has a functioning administration and urban services.

00:52:35.860 We don't need it.

00:52:37.940 Nickel said he wants Selkirk to have the same autonomy as other cities in Manitoba,

00:52:41.500 Portage, La Prairie, Brandon, et al.

00:52:43.940 He said Selkirk has asked the province to be removed from the Winnipeg metropolitan region plan.

00:52:50.020 Interesting.

00:52:50.840 I'm wondering if all of the other communities outside of this city have to be removed if the province would let them.

00:52:58.180 Where's the money coming from?

00:53:00.900 Is a question that's being tossed around by several people that I've been in communication with for the past couple of days regarding this plan.

00:53:08.180 Where are we getting the money from this?

00:53:09.300 I mean, they're building new transit.

00:53:10.660 They're building new sewers.

00:53:11.740 They're building new pipes, new water.

00:53:13.160 like where is they can't it's billions of dollars winnipeg cannot the city of winnipeg cannot afford

00:53:20.920 it it's on a shoestring budget every single year sometimes they have to forego snow clearing

00:53:27.200 by february because they've used up their entire snow clearing budget already and we know there's

00:53:32.660 at least two and a half months from that point forward where we could get more blizzards and

00:53:36.820 the city won't be able to do anything about it cash strapped no money where is the money coming

00:53:42.380 from municipal provincial federal leaders meet to create more prosperous manitoba this was

00:53:48.740 last october after the federal sorry the provincial election that saw the ndp elected in manitoba

00:53:54.480 comes from global news so on friday last october now we're talking about remember

00:54:01.420 three leaders from three levels of government met to discuss how their respective levels of

00:54:06.860 government can better work together to deliver results for manitobans dan vandal

00:54:11.900 liberal minister responsible for prairies can

00:54:15.080 manitoba premier wab canoe and the mayor scott gillingham gathered to discuss

00:54:18.760 topics like revitalization of downtown trade northern infrastructure building

00:54:23.300 on manitoba's green economic advantage leading role indigenous entrepreneurs

00:54:28.240 play in the local economy of communities across manitoba

00:54:32.780 uh... where's the part i want to get to here

00:54:39.640 this is funny because i was just downtown yesterday for a few hours

00:54:44.500 in downtown winnipeg

00:54:46.160 major changes are underway

00:54:49.120 i still haven't seen any major changes

00:54:52.300 at all

00:54:53.840 you still got 0.96

00:54:54.740 drug users bums begging for money and smokes in the street people living in 0.93

00:54:59.660 the street sleeping in the street 0.98

00:55:02.140 It's disgusting in downtown Winnipeg. 0.93

00:55:05.400 Truly disgusting.

00:55:07.760 Over the past year and a half,

00:55:09.720 the federal government has spent over $100 million

00:55:13.480 to revitalize the city's core.

00:55:17.640 How exactly?

00:55:19.900 Where exactly?

00:55:21.440 Have you been in downtown Winnipeg lately?

00:55:26.680 They've spent $100 million on what?

00:55:30.380 Oh, wait.

00:55:32.140 Maybe that $100 million is going to something else.

00:55:36.480 These three levels of government get together.

00:55:38.800 Amazing things happen.

00:55:40.680 Plans get made.

00:55:42.340 Plans get made, my friends.

00:55:45.240 Like Winnipeg 2050.

00:55:47.660 Maybe that's what that is.

00:55:48.820 Now, before we get into this,

00:55:52.800 I want you guys to see this note

00:55:58.620 that came out on April the 16th of this year.

00:56:02.140 Municipality of Jasper regular council meeting agenda.

00:56:05.840 National housing conference report submitted by Councillor Scott Wilson.

00:56:09.860 So obviously before the fire.

00:56:13.420 Scott says recently I had the opportunity to attend the CMHC National Housing Conference in Ottawa.

00:56:18.960 To say it was eye-opening, hopeful, and inspiring would be an understatement.

00:56:24.880 I feel I'm returning home with a toolbox full of ideas, proven methodology, and gumption

00:56:30.060 to tackle Jasper's acute and unique housing crisis.

00:56:34.300 Is there a housing crisis in Jasper?

00:56:38.960 Across the country, municipalities are challenged with a similar crisis.

00:56:42.340 3.5 million homes are needed by 2030, and once again,

00:56:46.400 this is a promise that has been made by Justin Trudeau.

00:56:49.840 3.5 million homes in the next five years?

00:56:52.740 I really don't think so.

00:56:56.180 Unless they start building up.

00:57:00.060 four or five hundred square foot

00:57:04.700 in infill sites all across unit

00:57:06.940 the values in this country all four hundred of them that are part of it

00:57:09.800 the climate protection plan

00:57:11.220 part of the

00:57:12.500 municipalities association of canada

00:57:15.040 or the canadian federation of municipalities it's called

00:57:20.260 goes on to say we're no different than the rest of the country in fact

00:57:22.780 what we need is a stable and appropriate housing

00:57:25.360 for all in jasper

00:57:26.620 legalizing density

00:57:28.140 is the single most important thing we can do

00:57:30.860 in canada to deliver housing at the climate smart

00:57:34.340 so this means

00:57:36.300 instead of you know one person occupancy

00:57:39.080 or two person occupancy

00:57:40.260 how about ten person occupancy

00:57:44.580 for every acre

00:57:47.240 how about that

00:57:49.420 jam them all in there

00:57:53.080 we must end

00:57:54.420 exclusionary zoning low density bad policy

00:57:56.920 let's see he says across the country the mantra is infill which is it's a fine idea but fill in

00:58:03.460 the empty spots right it's like an implant or filling in a set of teeth

00:58:08.320 but the rest of this stuff this is how the low-hanging fruit the most cost-effective the

00:58:16.220 most climate-friendly the easiest on municipal infrastructure again with the climate climate

00:58:20.880 climate climate climate they need to be challenged to prove there there's a problem before they move

00:58:29.180 ahead with any of this nonsense and that is ultimately the struggle we're going to face

00:58:34.200 friends in the next few months all across the country these plans will be

00:58:39.240 moved into place in cities big and small municipalities all across we're going to

00:58:45.700 try amalgamating we're going to try centralizing power and it's going to be under the guise of a

00:58:49.440 climate crisis. So be prepared

00:58:51.560 to be called

00:58:53.320 climate deniers

00:58:54.540 until they're blue in the face.

00:58:57.940 And learn to let that roll off

00:58:59.780 your back.

00:59:03.180 Because all you are

00:59:04.020 is questioning things

00:59:04.840 that these guys have already come to conclusions

00:59:07.340 on, which are obviously wrong because there's still

00:59:09.800 all kinds of debate out there,

00:59:11.680 whether it's muzzled or whether it's not. 0.85

00:59:13.960 It doesn't matter. 0.98

00:59:15.860 If you can't question it, it's not

00:59:17.540 science.

00:59:19.440 It's a cult.

00:59:24.620 Lucky for us, this is our only option.

00:59:29.260 We have the benefit of always knowing we aren't building upwards, so we must build inwards.

00:59:34.160 We know the playing field.

00:59:35.080 We must enable homeowners, businesses, builders, developers, and government to get to work and solve our own problem.

00:59:40.560 Remove parking minimums.

00:59:42.440 We're a 15-minute city.

00:59:43.460 we have a public transit to enforce the antiquated view blah blah blah 15 minute

00:59:51.380 city that's what we are 15 minute city so they went right ahead and used it 15 minute city

00:59:56.160 all right i've played this on the show before i'm going to play it again this is angela small

01:00:03.420 of detroit michigan she's kind of like the united states version of maggie hope brawn 0.92

01:00:10.900 when it comes to revealing exactly what's going on.

01:00:15.000 For those of you who have not seen this before,

01:00:17.340 I believe it's like a 25-minute presentation.

01:00:19.300 We're going to play the whole thing for you,

01:00:21.460 and then we're immediately going to go to the extension on shadowdavis.com

01:00:26.700 and talk more about smart planning, where this possibly comes from,

01:00:32.040 and Zionism, extreme Zionism, who, in fact, is running the world.

01:00:37.580 But I can't talk about that here.

01:00:39.060 i can only talk about that in a completely and totally sensor-free community standards free

01:00:45.240 zone and that means the website shadow davis.com if you're not an all-access member go there now

01:00:50.400 and become one here's angela small talking about the u.n plan to end private property even if you

01:00:57.240 have seen this before please watch it again so i am the uh i'd say co-influencer of a movement that

01:01:07.860 I hope will really take hold here in the United States, and especially here in Michigan.

01:01:14.340 We started a movement called Project 2020 Vision, and our mission is to educate, connect,

01:01:19.020 and mobilize average, everyday citizens to get involved in their local area concerning

01:01:23.620 all things related to the year 2030.

01:01:26.060 The year 2030, that's what we're going to be talking about today, and it is very important,

01:01:29.520 and you will understand by the time we're done with this.

01:01:31.500 so i was reading a poll and it said 79 of people in america know something is very very wrong

01:01:38.740 that was me as mark just said or matt i'm sorry as matt just said i am a registered nurse and when

01:01:46.160 the covid pandemic first hit i knew something wasn't right i didn't know what it was i didn't

01:01:52.180 know what it meant i didn't know where it was coming from and my husband can attest to this i

01:01:57.560 was on a warpath, I was obsessed

01:02:00.080 with trying to figure out what

01:02:01.900 in the world is going on. I was

01:02:04.020 fortunate enough to come across a lady, her name is 0.94

01:02:06.040 Rosa Corey. If you guys have never

01:02:08.140 listened to her before, I highly suggest that you

01:02:10.100 look her up on YouTube. She was a

01:02:12.300 commercial real estate appraiser

01:02:14.120 and she was talking about this thing

01:02:16.260 Agenda 21. And I will be very

01:02:18.100 honest, when I first heard it, I thought

01:02:19.560 that's conspiracy theory, that's crazy,

01:02:22.160 there's no way. But

01:02:23.800 I chose to do what nurses are

01:02:26.100 trained to do which is critically think right you don't just believe things

01:02:29.460 because you hear them everything has to be evidence-based and so I approached

01:02:34.920 that with this approach and I'm gonna take you through in a very cliff note

01:02:39.240 very very fast way to show you exactly what I've come up with so everything

01:02:46.680 that I say today is 100% factual if it's my opinion I will tell you it's my

01:02:51.480 opinion everything that I'm telling you today has been heavily vetted so I just

01:02:56.340 want you guys to feel comfortable with what I'm saying I'm not just making this

01:02:59.660 stuff up okay so just follow along with me this may not make sense at first but

01:03:04.740 I promise you it'll make sense by the end the United Nations I know you guys

01:03:08.580 are all from my understanding everyone in this room is pretty savvy on what's

01:03:12.540 happening in the world and the United Nations but I want you to start thinking

01:03:16.960 about the people that aren't savvy all right because what I want to do is I

01:03:20.760 I want to empower you and educate you to start having these conversations outside of your

01:03:24.700 circles, right?

01:03:26.220 Because what we're going to talk about today is going to require everyone's consent, and

01:03:31.620 if we can start teaching people about this and teaching them to say no, regardless of

01:03:35.700 which side of the coin they're on, Democrat, Republican, it doesn't matter, if we can get

01:03:39.960 people to start saying no, we have a shot at actually stopping this, because this is

01:03:43.640 a very, very well-funded, well-organized plan.

01:03:46.740 so most of us know the United Nations as for their peacekeeping efforts for the humanitarian aid

01:03:53.460 around the world but very few people know that the United Nations has a plan to implement land

01:03:59.880 use policy changes in every single city state in town across America now this is actually global

01:04:06.120 but for sanity's sake we're going to stick to the United States all right but very few people are

01:04:12.060 are aware of that. So very few people are also unaware that the United Nations is behind this

01:04:19.120 term sustainable development which we all know now. We've all heard sustainable development

01:04:24.300 it's being crammed down our throats. The average person when you go out and talk to them and you

01:04:28.740 ask them what is sustainable development what does that mean and they'll give you they'll give

01:04:32.820 you answers like this it's an effort to save the planet from climate change right it's instituting

01:04:38.400 green energy, more responsible energy usage, better waste control, recycling, that sort of thing.

01:04:43.980 That's what people think this is about. And they don't understand that the United Nations has

01:04:49.080 different plans than what the average person thinks. So what I'm going to do is I'm going

01:04:55.900 to take you through the history of where that term sustainable development came from

01:05:01.280 and how it got us here today. I'm hoping to connect some dots. These last few years have

01:05:07.340 been like world gone mad right and it came out of nowhere and i'm hoping to connect some dots

01:05:12.940 so that you see the organization and that it wasn't just this haphazard kind of thing that

01:05:19.660 happened all right so let's start with marie strong who was marie strong he was a former

01:05:26.140 director of the united nations environmental program and chairman of the world wildlife

01:05:29.880 program which i will explain to you in just a little bit these were his main beliefs capitalism

01:05:34.720 cannot meet the needs of the population and must be replaced with socialism. He was a professed

01:05:38.960 socialist. Do a quick Google search on Maurice Strong and you will see the kind of person that

01:05:43.320 this is. Not a good guy. Why is that important? Maurice Strong actually coined the term sustainable

01:05:50.920 development. So you've got to go back to the root of the person that coined the term that they're

01:05:56.660 trying to sell us now in the name of environmental justice. What he said was sustainable development

01:06:03.740 is a development that meets the needs of the present generation without compromising the

01:06:07.700 needs of future generations. Nothing nefarious about that, right? No one would argue that.

01:06:14.420 But what he did was he wrote a book in 1987 called Our Common Future. I have it here. I read it. It's

01:06:20.900 an actual book. And this is where he coins the term sustainable development. And this just on

01:06:26.940 the surface sounds good until you actually read the book. Most people don't read the book. And

01:06:33.100 he talks about all the rights that you're going to have to give up and all the things that they're

01:06:36.300 going to have to put us through for sustainable development. So what did he do? In 1987, he took

01:06:42.680 his idea of sustainable development to the United Nations. And I'm just, I'm quickly paraphrasing all

01:06:48.380 this. It's a little more complex than this, but he took his idea to the United Nations. The United

01:06:52.800 Nations said, you know what? That sounds great. We're going to give you five years. We need to

01:06:56.740 up with an action plan so we're going to fast forward to the year 1992. 1992 was the unveiling

01:07:04.580 of agenda 21 and that's this book you can buy this on unitednations.org i am not making this

01:07:11.940 up i know agenda 21 sounds conspiratorial right off the get it is not right you can get this on

01:07:17.380 amazon united nations website so what exactly is this our common future was the uh the concept

01:07:25.940 of what we need to do to protect the environment but they didn't have an action plan so agenda 21

01:07:31.860 is that action plan it's a 300-page implementation plan for sustainable development that was created

01:07:37.380 by the united nations and introduced in 1992 at the united nations first summit in rio de janeiro

01:07:43.300 please hear this it is an action plan constructed by the united nations to inventory and control

01:07:48.420 all land, all water, all minerals, all plants, all animals, all construction, all information,

01:07:55.960 all energy, all production, all law enforcement, and all human beings in the world.

01:08:01.420 That's what this is. All right. George Bush at the time was president in 1992. It's a very

01:08:09.840 common thing for the president of the United States to be the one to present new ideas.

01:08:16.560 they're usually like the keynote speaker there at these United Nations gatherings. So George Bush

01:08:22.160 was our president. He signed us on to Agenda 21 along with 187 other countries. Donald Trump was

01:08:29.460 the first president, the first sitting president to take us off of Agenda 21. So when people,

01:08:36.640 when people, when you look back at how angry they were when he became president, that's why.

01:08:46.560 because they have put years and years and billions

01:08:49.340 and billions and trillions of dollars into this.

01:08:52.820 And God just threw us a wild card.

01:08:55.880 He really threw us a wild card.

01:08:59.420 So at this Earth Summit in 1992,

01:09:03.120 again, we're gonna go back to our friend Marie Strong,

01:09:07.200 and he opened the United Nations Summit up with these words.

01:09:11.560 Current lifestyle and consumption patterns

01:09:13.420 of the affluent middle class involving high meat intake

01:09:16.560 use of fossil fuels, appliances, air conditioning, and suburban housing are not sustainable.

01:09:22.960 Then he goes on to say, isn't it the only hope for the planet that industrialized

01:09:27.380 civilizations collapse? Isn't it our responsibility to bring that about?

01:09:32.920 So picture this. He's talking to 187 other nations, and he's saying, isn't it our responsibility

01:09:41.380 to bring what about the collapse of civilized societies for what in the name of the environment

01:09:50.040 so we have our common future in 1987 1992 was the unveiling of agenda 21 so agenda 21 was the

01:10:01.180 action plan but what they didn't have was the nuts and bolts of what does the world look like

01:10:07.420 under agenda 21 and that's what this big blue book is it's called the global

01:10:11.200 biodiversity assessment I have it here I have read most of it believe it or not

01:10:21.400 I've spent hours and hours digging through this trying to find answers to

01:10:25.780 some really really hard questions this book was actually written by 1500

01:10:30.760 scientists that were that were hired by the United Nations to give us that

01:10:36.380 picture of what the world looks like under agenda 21 and I'm going to take

01:10:40.460 you through that right now. It's the global biodiversity assessment. I will

01:10:47.120 have them up top too if anyone wants to see them afterwards. All right so what

01:10:51.920 does agenda 21 say is unsustainable? Well first of all it says private lands are

01:10:56.060 unsustainable. That's on page 782 and that's why what Carla Wagner is going to 0.99

01:10:59.940 talk about today is so important. It also talks about the wild lands project which

01:11:03.940 i'm going to talk to you in just a little bit that's on page 993 it also goes on to say suburbs

01:11:08.900 private vehicles air conditioning appliances golfing skiing fishing gardens pastures meat

01:11:14.400 eating roads and concrete dams the legal system is not sustainable because it doesn't represent

01:11:19.760 the environment not my words theirs all right consumerism and people over a number of one

01:11:27.000 billion are unsustainable so let's go through agenda 21 really quick some some quick points

01:11:34.820 here agenda 21 please know these are and you guys i know i know you guys know this they are made up

01:11:41.020 of unelected global and local governance we did not vote for these people but the problem is

01:11:46.700 they're using the people that we are voting in or the people that got in right agenda 21 also calls

01:11:55.500 for public-private partnerships. This is also where your ESG score starts to come in. If you

01:11:59.960 don't know what an ESG score is, please, please, please study that, understand it, because this is

01:12:05.080 how they're going to implement a lot of this. Public-private partnerships, a really, really

01:12:08.780 good example of that is during the COVID pandemic, and let's say Facebook and the government,

01:12:13.560 right? The government went to Facebook and said, these are the people that you need to censor.

01:12:16.840 That's public-private partnership. So let's understand ESG a little bit more. So when you

01:12:22.440 start to study this and you get into the united nations website and you can find all this on

01:12:26.200 their website they have these three pillars of of sustainable development where social

01:12:30.760 environmental and economic issues in the world all need to meet in this sweet little spot in

01:12:36.300 the middle and that's what they say is sustainable so esg is like a social credit score it stands for

01:12:41.100 environmental social governance and it's uh it's their way of implementing social equity which is

01:12:47.660 basically where no one has more than anyone else, all right? No one has more food, no one has more

01:12:53.220 money, no one has access to more water, bigger house than their neighbor, no one has access to

01:12:58.560 more health care, no one has access to more land use, transportation, energy, no one has more

01:13:03.640 children than anyone else, and so on and so forth. It also calls for, it has a strict population

01:13:10.160 policy, and I told you on page 773, this is what it states about the one billion people.

01:13:15.620 It is estimated that an agricultural world in which most human beings are peasants would be able to support 5 to 7 billion people.

01:13:24.600 In contrast, a reasonable estimate for an industrialized world society at the present North American material standard of living would be 1 billion.

01:13:33.820 So they're saying we've got two options here.

01:13:35.860 In the name of the environment, remember this is all about the climate.

01:13:39.240 it we either get the population down to 1 billion so we can all continue to live how North America

01:13:46.380 lives with your cars and your air conditioning and your appliances right or everyone has to

01:13:52.440 live like peasants and that's on page 773 they are also indoctrinating our children

01:13:59.880 I have the book here this is the children's edition of agenda 21 there's a page in here

01:14:04.260 that says the earth groans every time it registers a new birth.

01:14:08.100 That's what they're teaching them.

01:14:11.680 Rescue Mission.

01:14:14.980 Yep.

01:14:20.540 It calls for intense support of reproductive rights,

01:14:25.020 especially women's rights.

01:14:26.380 That is what Proposal 3 was all about here in Michigan. 0.87

01:14:29.060 Michigan is actually really important in this whole battle against this,

01:14:31.960 and I'll show you why in the end,

01:14:33.520 but that's what proposal three was all about it puts the wealthy and the poor on the same

01:14:37.840 playing field again this is a socialist agenda it's um it calls for strict migration policies

01:14:45.640 in favor of open borders so now maybe what's happening at the border makes sense right as

01:14:52.160 soon as we switched administrations what happened borders open no rationale for it no reasoning for

01:14:58.320 it no law behind it it's just because it's part of agenda 21 it allows for the monitoring metering

01:15:05.520 and restricting of our energy and water use from via smart meters yeah everyone's being pushed

01:15:10.240 smart meters they can absolutely 100 take control i don't know if you guys read about that when they

01:15:15.040 had that heat wave in colorado and they took over those people's thermostats and they said we're

01:15:19.520 only going to allow you this much it declares our public lands off limits to human use

01:15:24.960 so this map was actually presented back earlier i mentioned the wild lands project and this map was

01:15:32.840 actually part of the wild lands project it was actually struck down in the senate back in 1994

01:15:37.460 but please know it has not gone anywhere they have just renamed it it's now called the rewilding

01:15:43.040 project and it's part of biden's uh 30 by 30 plan if you guys haven't heard of that where um 30 of

01:15:49.700 Our lands are owned by the government by the year 2030.

01:15:53.880 But the takeaway on this map is

01:15:55.460 everything in red and yellow is not for human use.

01:15:59.580 Literally everything in red and yellow is not for human use.

01:16:02.720 Red is completely off limits.

01:16:04.380 Yellow is what they call buffer zones.

01:16:06.900 Buffer zones maybe will very, very minimal human use.

01:16:11.420 This is like scientists and that sort of thing

01:16:13.460 that are gonna be allowed in these areas.

01:16:15.320 You can't see it probably very well.

01:16:17.260 There's little blurbs of green in there that are kind of sporadically placed,

01:16:21.880 and that's where you and I are going to live.

01:16:23.720 They're no longer called cities.

01:16:25.040 They're called normal-use zones of cooperation is what they're called, believe it or not.

01:16:30.360 Agenda 21 is going to restrict private property to a select few,

01:16:33.500 and again, that's why I really hope you guys pay attention to Carla Wagner

01:16:36.400 and really understand what she's trying to do.

01:16:38.960 It's much bigger than just saving you a couple thousand dollars a year.

01:16:43.300 It's much, much bigger, and you'll understand that in a minute.

01:16:45.460 this is what the agenda 21 book the yellow book says concerning land says

01:16:55.300 land cannot be treated as an ordinary asset controlled by individuals and

01:16:59.560 subject to the pressures and inefficiencies of the market is also a

01:17:04.280 principal instrument of accumulation and concentration of wealth and therefore

01:17:08.580 contribute contribute to social injustice if unchecked it may become a

01:17:13.540 major obstacle in the planning and implementation of development schemes and schemes they are

01:17:19.060 the provision of decent dwellings and healthy conditions for the people can only be achieved

01:17:24.500 if land is used in the interest of society as a whole public control of land use is therefore

01:17:30.900 indispensable agenda 21 also will institute a carbon co2 tax on businesses this is probably

01:17:40.260 how they're going to go ahead and yeah just pinning random stuff to my sweater i'm like i

01:17:47.380 have no idea what this thing is anyways um it's going to institute a carbon tax on industry this

01:17:51.940 is how they will absolutely 100 get rid of um your your your middle class your small business owners

01:17:57.780 they won't be able to afford this it's also going to destroy our dams and pulverize our roads

01:18:05.700 and it's going to introduce something called regionalism if you guys don't understand what

01:18:09.940 that is please start under please start studying that the goal is is to get everyone into a region

01:18:17.300 or what they call a city center i have different these are all different names of as i've studied

01:18:22.900 this i've grabbed names out of these books but they're called green city centers mega districts

01:18:28.100 human settlements islands of human habitation urbanization projects and 15-minute cities

01:18:33.700 they're all one and the same but basically what they look like is because they're saying you can

01:18:37.860 no longer be in your private home because that's not socially just it's not fair that you live on

01:18:42.100 a home and this person over here doesn't so the goal is to get everyone off of their property

01:18:47.620 and believe me they will tax you and regulate you out of your homes that is the goal that's

01:18:53.220 what they want to do tax you and regulate you out of your homes but everyone's going to live in a

01:18:58.900 mega district whatever you want to call it the average apartment is going to be 600 square feet

01:19:03.860 if you go to major downtown even if you go downtown detroit you can see it uh this mixed

01:19:08.260 use uh zoning that they're doing where everything is real um shopping on the bottom floor and then

01:19:14.420 like pack and stack apartments on the top right that's where everyone's going to live

01:19:21.060 in case you don't believe me you can go on to a website called america2050.org and interestingly

01:19:27.140 enough when you go to that it'll redirect you to the regional planning association

01:19:31.980 You scroll about halfway down the front page, and it says defining U.S. mega-regions.

01:19:35.960 There's a PDF on there.

01:19:37.060 You click on it, about halfway through the PDF, you can find this map,

01:19:40.380 and they already have the 11 regions mapped out for us.

01:19:44.340 As you can see, the Great Lakes up near us is the biggest.

01:19:48.180 Major railways connecting every mega-region.

01:19:51.140 Electric cars would be mandatory, but most likely obsolete.

01:19:53.740 They want to connect them by railways, so you won't even have to drive anywhere.

01:19:58.620 How are they making this happen?

01:20:00.020 through an organization called ICLEI. ICLEI stands for the International

01:20:04.460 Council of Local Environmental Initiatives which is tasked with

01:20:07.700 carrying out the goals of Agenda 21. This was actually started by Bill

01:20:11.260 Clinton when he formed his president council on sustainable development. So

01:20:17.260 why are you so important? All right this is a YouTube video I'm not going to show

01:20:23.060 it but you guys can take a screenshot if you want you can watch it later. This is

01:20:26.960 actually Marie Strong, and I

01:20:28.680 grabbed something that he said out of this that was

01:20:30.880 really important. The future of civilization

01:20:33.080 is very much in the hands of

01:20:34.940 those who make local decisions,

01:20:37.160 which

01:20:38.900 determine the direction of society.

01:20:42.280 There

01:20:42.800 has to be a relationship between what is

01:20:44.800 happening at the local level and what is

01:20:46.780 happening at the global level, because

01:20:48.700 what is happening at the global level is

01:20:50.700 just a collection of what is happening at the

01:20:52.740 local level.

01:20:54.520 Your involvement in this, your understanding of this,

01:20:56.960 you uh going out and educating people on this is is beyond important remember they need our

01:21:03.300 consent and if we can get enough people to understand this and say no even if they don't

01:21:08.120 understand it to its core like maybe i do enough where they're uncomfortable enough with it to not

01:21:13.020 go along with it we actually have a shot so why haven't you heard of agenda 21 i got about two

01:21:18.500 more minutes and i'm done why haven't you heard of agenda 21 well this is j gary lawrence he's a

01:21:23.260 renowned planner and he was also an advisor to the president's council on sustainable development and

01:21:27.500 this is a quote from him participating in un advocated planning process would very likely

01:21:32.380 bring about many who would actively work to defeat any elected official undertaking local agenda 21

01:21:37.600 so we will call our process something else such as comprehensive planning growth management or

01:21:42.700 smart growth i guarantee right now whatever city you live in if you go and look into your city

01:21:47.320 planner like your the plans for the city you will see all three of these words i guarantee it

01:21:52.920 And they are not using your elected officials.

01:21:55.940 They're using your city planners and your city managers because those people are appointed.

01:22:00.720 They're not elected.

01:22:01.900 They're not responsible to you.

01:22:05.460 All right, so where are we at now?

01:22:07.060 You will no longer hear it called Agenda 21.

01:22:09.120 What happened in 2015 was the United Nations reassembled, and they said, hey, we had this agenda for the 21st century, but it's not moving fast enough, and we have to put a time stamp on it.

01:22:19.260 So they gave in 2015, they all agreed on the year 2030.

01:22:22.920 If you go on your phone right now, every single major city in the United States has a 2030 plan.

01:22:30.000 Detroit 2030, Minneapolis 2030, New York 2030, every single major city has a 2030 plan.

01:22:37.360 So this is very organized, very, very organized, and it's very serious.

01:22:41.980 This is actually just a screenshot of the new Detroit 2030 district.

01:22:48.060 See how they're using the language?

01:22:49.420 They're trying to get you used to that language.

01:22:50.980 you can go to this website and check it all out for yourself so why is michigan so important i

01:22:57.140 know you guys just had a speaker i think maybe back in the summer um i don't remember his name

01:23:02.440 but he was talking about gretchen whitmer and the world economic forum and her being keynote speaker

01:23:07.400 and people and he was trying to explain why well this is why if you go on the world economic forum

01:23:14.240 so the world economic forum if you're not privy to who they are they're just another arm of the

01:23:19.380 United Nations. United Nations deals with social policy. The World Economic Forum, again, unelected

01:23:25.220 global governance. They deal with economic issues, business issues. So the World Economic Forum has

01:23:32.820 actually established its global center for urban transformation in Detroit. Detroit has been

01:23:39.240 chosen by the World Economic Forum to be their pilot program for the rest of the country.

01:23:43.440 that is why whitmer was the keynote speaker at the last world economic forum talk they had

01:23:52.220 yes all right so one last thought i used to go crazy over this like i said i was a nurse i

01:24:01.600 couldn't understand what i was witnessing in the hospital all right the doctors the nurses people

01:24:07.080 that were mentors to me these are very very smart educated usually very very rational people

01:24:13.360 and I couldn't understand.

01:24:14.420 And so I was at home one day in the shower 0.90

01:24:15.840 and I said, how did Hitler get an entire country 0.88

01:24:17.840 to do what he wanted them to do? 0.81

01:24:20.580 And I came across this.

01:24:21.760 It's called an Hegelian dialectic.

01:24:23.920 Hegel was a German philosopher

01:24:25.160 and he created the term dialectic,

01:24:27.980 which was a concept for ideology and control. 0.89

01:24:30.700 And this is how Hitler did what he did 0.58

01:24:32.760 because he's got many statements about Hegel 0.82

01:24:34.980 and how he used his philosophies.

01:24:37.920 A crisis is created and used to dupe citizens

01:24:40.440 into surrendering their sovereignty

01:24:41.780 in small chunks over time

01:24:43.060 while convincing them that they're actually empowering themselves the crisis today is

01:24:48.500 climate change regardless of your stance on it there is i'm not saying we shouldn't take

01:24:53.720 better care of the environment and not every environmental program is bad but they're using

01:24:58.520 that crisis to get you and i and the people out there that are unaware and the people are falling

01:25:04.020 for hook line and sinker hook line and sinker so thank you you guys i have a website it's called

01:25:10.280 project2020vision.com you can email me here at info at project2020vision.com i really you guys

01:25:16.620 can sign up to my email list i am going to be starting a sub stack because i do want to dig

01:25:21.080 into this a lot deeper and keep people educated so i would really appreciate if you guys would

01:25:26.600 support me in that way and i also do have the manuals they're digital copies okay so that's

01:25:32.520 Angela Small, and she's a nurse from Detroit who just started researching all of this stuff.

01:25:39.860 And that presentation, my friends, that 27-minute, 42-second presentation is probably, you know,

01:25:46.960 I had a lot of people in the last few days asking me, all right, now, Shadow, I've got

01:25:56.340 my friends coming to me, and they're asking me for proof.

01:26:01.100 they're asking me to show them some kind of proof of a conspiracy theory that has come true

01:26:08.460 and rather than go through all of the things that have happened in the past four years because i

01:26:14.500 could take days and days and days ultimately the biggest thing that we're facing right now is this

01:26:21.640 agenda 2030 as angela points out correctly that every city every municipality has got

01:26:28.420 some kind of agenda like that in place

01:26:30.660 2030, 2035,

01:26:32.700 2020, 2050.

01:26:34.720 And it all

01:26:36.200 goes according to that

01:26:38.540 UN plan.

01:26:40.900 Share this

01:26:42.380 video. Join

01:26:44.680 Kickley on

01:26:46.480 Facebook. There are different groups

01:26:48.660 on Facebook

01:26:50.620 for every province, every region.

01:26:53.300 Make friends with

01:26:54.320 Maggie Hope Braun on Facebook.

01:26:56.540 I'm going to put this in to the comments right now.

01:26:59.240 This is going to come out on YouTube and on Facebook.

01:27:03.060 A link to this presentation.

01:27:07.080 The best way, if your friends are looking for proof of something,

01:27:12.620 would you not say that this was an absolutely fantastic presentation

01:27:16.340 that exposes everything that's going on right now?

01:27:18.580 And by the way, believe me,

01:27:20.120 I'm embarrassed that Maurice Strong is not only Canadian,

01:27:23.600 but he's also from Manitoba.

01:27:25.160 and he is the guy responsible for all of this this is to me this is like wow

01:27:31.000 i'm ashamed

01:27:34.000 this is the best presentation that i have seen and i've watched a lot of these things in the

01:27:42.740 past few months ever since seeing this for the very first time and and i will tell you

01:27:47.140 that if you share this with somebody who actually wants to understand what's really going on

01:27:54.520 This presentation will do it for them.

01:27:59.140 Angela has read all the books, as she pointed out in her presentation.

01:28:04.620 And it's very difficult to go ahead and create a 27-minute, 30-minute presentation

01:28:10.240 with all of the information she has at her fingertips

01:28:12.760 and all of the things that she went through.

01:28:15.980 And those books.

01:28:17.680 Get those books. Try and read those books.

01:28:19.560 Find out exactly. Make yourself an authority on this subject because the time is coming.

01:28:26.960 Your city, your town is going to be exposed to this.

01:28:31.820 The people who are trying to present it, they're trying to roll this out.

01:28:35.100 They don't have the first clue as to what's going on.

01:28:38.780 Former CBC reporter Marianne Kloak, who's a Winnipeg person, interviewed the chairman of the board of the Winnipeg Metropolitan Region the other night or the other afternoon in Niverville after that meeting.

01:28:53.980 And she said, why are you bringing UN Agenda 2030 into this?

01:28:57.840 Well, now you're just making stuff up.

01:28:59.440 That's exactly what he said to her. 0.97

01:29:02.780 Marianne, come on, you're making stuff up.

01:29:05.000 No, she's not.

01:29:06.080 it's in their own literature these people either don't know it haven't read it or have no clue

01:29:14.760 what agenda 2030 really is and they've left this up to the people who have been writing these

01:29:22.700 reports the consultants who have been writing these reports like maybe the canadian urban

01:29:26.700 institute look at this canadian urban institute smart planning our smart cities well this is a

01:29:34.880 practical guide intended to assist municipalities provinces and solution providers in developing

01:29:40.000 smart city master plans for communities across canada it outlines key strategies for the plan

01:29:45.780 the canadian urban institute smart planning for our cities and look what i found like when you

01:29:53.040 click on the launch there it is smart planning for our smart cities june 2018 and all of the

01:30:03.400 things that angela talked about in that presentation are listed right here in this

01:30:10.680 can herb.org i'm going to put this link into comments as well can herb.org if you want to

01:30:23.000 find out who is putting these together across the country and yes she's right it has everything to

01:30:28.860 do with ICLEI, but you can't find ICLEI in Canada. They work under the guise of the Partners for

01:30:37.900 Climate Protection, like Maggie Hope Braun says. Why do you think that I have been telling you now

01:30:44.300 for the past two, maybe three months, how important that woman is to everything that's going on right

01:30:50.740 now? Maggie knows this stuff. She knows all about the joining agreements that all of the 0.97

01:30:57.900 municipalities, 400 of the municipalities across this country have signed with ICLEI under the

01:31:03.080 Partners for Climate Protection, which is part of the Canadian Federation of Municipalities.

01:31:08.420 But they hide in the background. You can't find them. They're linked to websites,

01:31:13.540 linked to this other. They are devious. They operate as a shadow agenda. You can't find them.

01:31:20.860 you can't kind of and then you can't and then it moves off into the partners for climate protection

01:31:28.520 can you find their offices can you find any employees very difficult but yet they're there

01:31:36.600 and i still don't know exactly how they interact with these bureaucrats in these municipalities

01:31:44.840 across the country. I haven't got a clue. I don't know if they're interacting with the

01:31:51.060 politicians. I don't know if they're interacting with only bureaucrats. The bureaucrats, remember,

01:31:56.020 are there in place for years. This is the deep state that everybody keeps talking about.

01:32:03.540 Bureaucrats, I mean, how many people do you know that work for the government, any level

01:32:07.040 of government, municipal, provincial, federal? I've been with the government for 25 years.

01:32:10.940 these are the people who have been doing this now it's not like they might know what they're

01:32:17.600 even doing either they just take direction from their boss who takes direction from his or her

01:32:22.900 boss and so on and so on and so on up the chain it goes they may not even realize they might be

01:32:27.720 working on one small part of the plan but not the whole thing so they can't put it together

01:32:32.460 and they're not thinking that way.

01:32:36.060 I am urging you to share that presentation by Angela Small

01:32:42.080 to anybody who might be interested in finding out more

01:32:47.180 about Winnipeg 2050

01:32:50.100 or any of the other smart city, complete city, healthy city,

01:32:56.400 15-minute city plans across this country.

01:33:00.620 Edmonton, Calgary, Vancouver.

01:33:04.340 Calgary's water thing?

01:33:05.860 That's all part of it.

01:33:07.400 The UN has actually called for water rationing

01:33:11.560 through the World Economic Forum.

01:33:14.640 I believe the Calgary water situation?

01:33:18.060 That was no accident.

01:33:21.380 Of course, I don't know exactly what they're going to be trying to do,

01:33:25.360 but I do know that people in Calgary, some people, not all,

01:33:28.160 are still having trouble accessing water

01:33:30.520 and the water restrictions aren't completely done,

01:33:33.140 at least not yet.

01:33:38.860 What are they planning to do?

01:33:40.320 I don't know.

01:33:41.620 Make it a smart system somehow?

01:33:44.780 It's everywhere.

01:33:46.900 And all of the infrastructure, I believe,

01:33:49.880 is probably already in place for them to lock it in.

01:33:52.560 Electric fences, all of that stuff.

01:33:54.760 That's what they were doing during the lockdowns.

01:33:57.320 when we were all locked away for COVID-19,

01:33:59.900 that's what they were doing.

01:34:01.780 That's my opinion.

01:34:02.900 Once again, I cannot prove that,

01:34:05.440 but it sure seems that way.

01:34:07.260 All of us were distracted by something else.

01:34:10.220 Now, as far as Hezbollah, Israel,

01:34:13.520 the Kazarian Mafia, all of that,

01:34:16.900 we're going to get into that and the extension

01:34:18.680 in just a couple of minutes

01:34:20.120 for all Access members on ShadowDavis.com.

01:34:23.580 Once again, guys, I apologize to you

01:34:26.060 for the technical difficulties tonight.

01:34:31.580 It's interesting, whenever I come off a couple of days off,

01:34:35.960 the equipment doesn't seem to function properly.

01:34:38.300 I'm going to have to do a better shakedown

01:34:40.260 before I do my first show of the week.

01:34:42.000 And by the way, something else.

01:34:43.620 I am going to be moving back to regular Monday to Friday shows

01:34:47.540 after Labor Day.

01:34:48.660 So this has been a summertime thing,

01:34:50.640 the Sunday to Thursday thing.

01:34:52.340 After Labor Day, we're going back to Monday to Friday

01:34:54.480 at 8 o'clock central.

01:34:56.060 on Facebook, YouTube, Twitch, X, Telegram, Rumble, and ShadowDavis.com.

01:35:05.540 For all Access members, I'll see you in just a couple of minutes

01:35:08.620 with more about what I was talking about, Hezbollah, Kazarian Mafia,

01:35:12.240 all of that stuff.

01:35:13.040 For the rest of you, I'll catch you tomorrow night, 8 o'clock central,

01:35:15.880 for another Shadow at Night livestream.

01:35:17.560 Love you all, appreciate you all, and I will talk to you very soon.

01:35:20.740 Bye for now.

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