00:07:29.740And like I say, over 1 million people are listening to that event,
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00:14:02.020let me just take this down off the screen here
00:14:05.160so i'm not distracted by it going forward we're going to bring chris on right now uh who is there
00:14:10.520chris you sounded emotionally engaged in that incident uh when was that yesterday or the day
00:14:16.200before that would have been uh saturday afternoon and uh yeah 100 i was emotional um you know that
00:14:23.020last part of the video was was after this this thing going on for hours um it was still in
00:14:27.720in the street smoking already been set off drums the usual genocidal type chant um you know i had
00:14:35.480tried to get help from from police so let me start off by saying maybe that when i went into downtown
00:14:41.640this time um there was one of the largest police presence i've seen in in ages it's set up ahead of
00:14:46.600time there was um a large number of auto police they had public order units on standby and was
00:14:52.120also a huge contingent of opd on standby in case they were so all these police were
00:14:57.660chris your audio chris your audio is breaking up a little bit if you could maybe just turn
00:15:02.460down the gain some so that it doesn't over modulate that would be cool yeah i want to
00:15:07.100hear we we all want to hear everything that you've got to say here and and it's getting
00:15:10.880to the point with these protests that enough is enough right is that any better uh you got
00:15:20.220to keep talking so we can tell man anyway you were in the middle of saying hopefully hopefully
00:15:24.920so what i was saying was i was quite surprised um you know there was some pretty intense rhetoric
00:15:29.920and uh some wild videos that went out about this it was being dubbed take over the capital
00:15:33.740and i forwarded those on to police um i told whoever i could um and it seemed starting out
00:15:40.240today that there was there was quite a large peace presence and that they were prepared for
00:15:43.600for what might happen um the event was on the hill so it was kind of contained to the hill
00:15:49.160their speeches all kinds of stuff going on it's when it suddenly came out onto wellington street
00:15:53.560there were only two days on officers there and not a single one their officer deployed um until i ran
00:16:01.320so let me ask you when you went and and got all of those officers it looked like there was quite
00:16:06.040a few waiting down there were these guys parading towards the cops do you think they were assigned
00:16:10.360to that one spot and then maybe they were supposed to you know follow that parade wherever they wound
00:16:15.960up uh and they didn't want to leave their post let's just say uh yeah i so i had that and i think
00:16:24.820that may be the case with the second set of cops like at the far end it seemed like they were set
00:16:29.600up to to facilitate the march and and kind of bring them along um it's weird normally the streets
00:16:35.280get closed down at a time they had lots of police involved and ready but maybe the crowd came out
00:16:40.500like effectively is the only thing i can kind of imagine and those two liaisons were kind of just
00:16:45.480left there in the middle um and everybody else was kind of stood back maybe for the parade part
00:16:50.280but uh you know those those officers weren't that far away um the ones that i went and asked for
00:16:54.840help and there was a sergeant in that truck and i mean they could see what was going on
00:16:59.560directly in front of them i could only you know i'm guessing but i think probably the liaisons
00:17:04.360would have radioed that things were kind of getting a little edit and the street was still
00:17:07.800open when they came out um you know it was it was a wild scene i was right in the middle of
00:17:12.440that at one point i kind of was like i looked around there was no one friend around no police
00:17:16.980around and uh you know i took a bit of video of the smoke grenade and i'm done and i didn't feel
00:17:21.220safe enough dude you know what your audio is horrendous we can't understand what you're saying
00:17:25.560if there's something we could do to fix it i could just pull you off screen for a couple of minutes
00:17:29.240or something and maybe we can uh get that improved some because you've got a lot of really cool
00:17:34.080things to say we want to be able to hear you so we're going to bring you back in a couple of
00:17:37.680minutes all right chris daisy of daisy media hopefully rejoins with better audio in just a
00:17:43.480couple of minutes guys tonight on the extension for you all access uh members at shadow davis.com
00:17:49.920i've got video of the u.n conference on the human environment in 1972 which is chaired by
00:17:57.000maurice strong maurice strong who is the originator originator of the u.n the united nations
00:18:02.960Sustainable Development Goals back in 1987. He brought those goals to the UN in 1987 where they
00:18:11.480developed a plan based upon that and then launched it worldwide in 1992. And guess where we are right
00:18:17.580now? Originally it was called Agenda 21 and then they switched it to Agenda 2030, which is what
00:18:25.420we're in the middle of right now. We're five years away from them completing their goal. Complete
00:18:30.740cities, healthy cities, smart cities, 15-minute cities, whatever you want to call them. We're
00:18:38.260going to go back and play this UN conference on the human environment from 1972 during
00:18:43.520the extension tonight. What have I got for you here right now? Let's bring this up here.
00:18:51.880hmm no i want to wait on that one everything is in sequence here so i'll tell you oh by the way
00:19:02.240there was a poll done by nanos says no we don't want that there's a poll by nanos that says
00:19:10.440canadians prefer mark carney as leader of the liberal party of canada over justin trudeau
00:19:15.800we're going to get to that in just a little while uh which is funny because mark carney is
00:19:20.200a bigger globally he's probably the biggest globalist of them all and and that's saying
00:19:25.360something if you put christy of freeland together with justin trudeau and all of the other liberals
00:19:29.760combined mark carney is probably one of the heads of the snake let's bring back uh chris dacy now
00:19:35.820chris let's see if we can hear you better is that any better uh the other option i can do is take
00:19:40.820off my head yeah okay hopefully it's a bit better yes yes that that is better okay so you were
00:19:45.880talking about actually we were talking about who may have infiltrated this uh demonstration in
00:19:51.540ottawa over the weekend was there black block antifa all all the people like that yeah the
00:19:56.760usual players so there's there's an ever-growing uh group of of people with with communist flags
00:20:01.540so i think there's a couple of different groups of communists um one of them is the communist
00:20:05.380canadian communist party possibly ccp that would be fitting it um there's another one they've got
00:20:10.520kind of a rose and a hammer and sickle so there's there's always the the visible communists there's
00:20:15.520also the um i guess you would call them kind of akin to antifa or black block so there's varying
00:20:21.420degrees of that sometimes it's uh it's with teffias and things like that sometimes it's just straight
00:20:26.240up masks sometimes it's more of that militarized kind of look so you have you definitely have the
00:20:30.600antifa um sometimes you get the unions it's more uh it's more in the lgbt type of events but uh
00:20:37.120you have at least three groups i would i would say and uh i find for the most part it's the antifa
00:20:43.160types and some of these more communist types that i tend to have more problems with there are times
00:20:48.400where i can kind of have conversations with some of the uh the pro-palestinian people but it's
00:20:52.140almost always shut down by these these marshals and different people that seem to be uh inserting
00:20:56.880themselves into the cause when you say marshals are you talking about like uh almost like whips
00:21:02.620where they walk around the crowd and they don't want people engaging with media like yourself or
00:21:07.280even police officers or left-wing corporate media who might get a quote that they don't want out
00:21:12.440there yeah 100 so there's there's people that have vests and they're almost exclusive for in
00:21:18.220my experience most of them have been these these leftist types like there's an overlap there um
00:21:22.360in fact clayton goodwin who i've had lots of experience with was kind of front and center
00:21:26.920at this thing uh before the march he's standing there he's got a big walking stick and kind of
00:21:31.280giving me a hard time but you know it's he's present at almost every radical left event in
00:21:36.120ottawa and he clearly has some type of leadership role or or something going on there there's a
00:21:40.980connection for sure. What about our friend who began the Million Person March last year? I'm
00:21:47.340forgetting his name right now off the top of my head. Kamil. Yeah, Kamil Elshik. Yeah, he's the
00:21:53.700guy. You have become friends with him over the past few months. And I remember you saying in a
00:21:59.660video a couple of days ago that you and Kamil don't see eye to eye on everything, but you have
00:22:05.340developed a friendship and you do are able to communicate. Where does he stand in all of this?
00:22:11.500We haven't really gotten too in-depth into those conversations.
00:22:15.460We've had some conversations recently, though, and I kind of told them, like, I want to talk to people involved in this, but the cause has been completely taken over and I can't do it this way.
00:22:24.880So I think him and I are going to try to have those conversations or some conversations.
00:22:29.520We definitely don't see eye to eye on probably a lot of this stuff.
00:22:33.160I don't imagine it will be the easiest conversation to have.
00:22:36.240But him and I have been able to work civilly and find common ground.
00:22:39.420and i want to try to have that conversation and i want to try to understand more of the underlying
00:22:44.100cause that's bringing all these people out there's a lot of different things going on but if we just
00:22:48.120keep looking at everything like a monolith and saying like it's just a palestinian thing it's
00:22:51.920just uh israeli or whatever that's not what's happening here um there's many groups there's
00:22:56.160many things going on and i want to kind of get to more of the bottom of some of these issues so
00:23:00.500i'm going to attempt to do that with him and probably uh do do some work maybe helping out
00:23:05.260to try out a successful march here in september you know it's interesting because um trying to
00:23:11.960have that conversation i mean i recall you saying i go into this with an open mind and an open heart
00:23:16.740truly trying genuinely trying to understand what the end goal what the ask from these people is
00:23:24.180and once you get involved in that street stuff with a camera everybody's pointing a camera at
00:23:29.140everybody else right nobody can come off that that role they're supposed to be playing out in public
00:23:34.500can actually just have a sit down heart to heart maybe it would be better to have a closed doors
00:23:39.060conversation with somebody like camille so you can really get a vibe for what they're trying
00:23:43.560to accomplish here yeah i think that's the only way that like the conversations once you're on
00:23:48.560the street and they're at protest i don't think that anybody realistically is expecting to have
00:23:53.160a productive conversation there and i'm not saying that everybody's ill-intentioned and trying to
00:23:57.380gotcha but the emotions are too high there's no time to properly dig into the issues these are
00:24:02.240really complex issues and a few catchphrases on the street while everyone's you know at emotion
00:24:07.240level 10 is not really the way to do it so i do think in a place where where you know it's calm
00:24:12.640it's quiet it doesn't have to be you know there's lots of ways to do it could be recorded
00:24:15.380um so that people feel more comfortable whatever the case may be but i think it's one-on-one or in
00:24:20.980in very small groups anyways that these conversations are going to be had and not in the
00:24:24.740street what about the two-tier policing i mean you know as you illustrated in your video these
00:24:30.660police don't seem to want to engage with these folks. The smoke bombs are going off and the
00:24:35.020drums are being pounded. And it looks pretty unruly as compared to, oh, I don't know, something
00:24:40.960like the Freedom Convoy with bouncy castles and road hockey games in the street. And yet they
00:24:46.180brought out the heavy cavalry for that. What's your take? Yeah, I mean, I'm pretty used to a
00:24:52.340two-tiered policing system and justice system here in Ottawa. But even with this one, I mean,
00:24:56.540I was shocked. And there's been times where I, you know, to give the police the benefit of the
00:25:01.700doubt, maybe they weren't quite prepared in time or they weren't set up in time or a crowd kind of
00:25:06.660moved before they expected. But after seeing the police presence, after having personally notified
00:25:11.220the police, so I know they knew this was happening, seeing the massive police presence, including
00:25:16.440auxiliary OPP standing by, I thought, okay, you know, like this is better. Be prepared if there's
00:25:22.880a problem at least there's police here right and when i saw absolutely no please the only thing
00:25:28.620that i can really think is right right either they were caught completely off guard which seems
00:25:33.340impossible given their position and how many officers they had or they were ordered to stand
00:25:37.140down i i can't realistically think of another option and having been a person who went to police
00:25:43.820asking for help i mean if that was another citizen would they have ran away did they do that because
00:25:47.980it was me if it was because it was me does that make it okay like there's so many questions here
00:25:53.440that are just i can't believe this is real life honestly yeah you know it seems like we're watching
00:25:59.020a movie and how well coordinated those people are you know i mean if you say that there was a couple
00:26:04.300thousand people there they i mean the stuff they're carrying that's not inexpensive those flags and
00:26:10.520and the headdress and and all of the equipment that they've got the the speakers and the smoke
00:26:17.160bombs i mean where's that money coming from who's paying for that i mean uh ngos i guess um there's
00:26:23.560there's people that that you know have dug into this more than me but i think it's a big circle
00:26:28.200of ngos um our government gives to this this group who gives to this group who gives to this group and
00:26:33.800i mean the organization is impossible to miss um i imagine a lot of it goes on at mosque i don't
00:26:39.000know that to be to be 100 true but like they have matching everything they have you know there's
00:26:44.360thousands of people there when there's ten thousand they all still have the same outfit and
00:26:47.160and flags so someone's making a killing on flags in katiyas um but they're clearly well supported
00:26:53.400they have uh they have people that will bust them in um by the bus load at times um so there's money
00:26:58.600definitely supporting this it's not uh it's not like the grassroots kind of thing that we saw
00:27:02.600um you know in in 20 uh 2022. what about all the mass query i mean this this is you know when
00:27:08.600you've got a situation where it's a possible riot situation like this uh it's illegal in canada to
00:27:15.400wear face coverings to conceal your identity and yet the police continue to let these people do
00:27:20.040this are they all masked or just most of them i would say the vast majority and and the ones that
00:27:26.120are problems yes they're every single one of those people is normally masked um i think it was just
00:27:30.840that same day uh karima uh kareem assad was posting some videos there was an event i think
00:27:35.800it was uh in near toronto possibly but justin trudeau was having an event and there was a large
00:27:40.520protest that showed up there including a pro-palestinian contingent and the police there
00:27:44.760were telling people uh giving them the ultimatum that they'd have to take their masks off um that's
00:27:49.240the only and first instance i've seen of that that's never been an issue here so i mean i have
00:27:54.200in those those many altercations there's people that were you can only see just barely you can
00:27:58.440even make out their eye color um right up in my face and you know they're they're unidentifiable
00:28:03.160and if something really does happen and you know i might have video it wouldn't be a lot of help in
00:28:07.760identifying or laying charges in any of these people yeah she had brown eyes brown eyes maybe
00:28:14.620i don't know uh this is not a good thing for justin trudeau who looks like he's nearing the
00:28:20.060end of his rope here uh we've got a poll that says canadians prefer mark carney as the new
00:28:24.380liberal leader from nanos over justin trudeau by a kind of a wide margin do you see anything
00:28:30.080helping the liberals at this stage of the game with the protests and and the bad polling and
00:28:35.120uh the general lethargy and even the hatred and the unrest that's happening across our country
00:28:40.720right now yeah and i don't think i mean that's that's not so much an endorsement of carney as
00:28:45.520an indictment of crudo probably um i don't see how they can do anything to save this honestly um
00:28:51.840they're they're getting more and more desperate and the rhetoric will probably get increasingly
00:28:55.520extreme and and we'll probably see more chaos in our streets right what they need is someone like
00:28:59.680need to freak out when something like this is going on instead of having a video of a stomping
00:29:04.400of an Israeli flag and you know they'll have me me or someone you know someone lose it then they
00:29:09.360kind of have what they want right and then then all this right wing extremist talk is is true for
00:29:13.680them so I mean we need to not it's hard man when you're out there and and in the middle of these
00:29:18.640things not get too emotional and but we need to keep our wits about us and you know document
00:29:22.800everything keep sharing and talking while we can because I mean I thought that we were years behind
00:29:27.760england after what i went through this weekend uh i fear that we're a lot closer to what's
00:29:31.840happening in england than i thought well you know what aside from what's going on in england there's
00:29:37.040a whole other thing and that's people are being arrested for posting online over there i've got
00:29:41.040some video of a judge sentencing a man for posting on facebook coming up a little bit later on in the
00:29:47.440show you've got a busy week the the trial resumes for uh tamara leach and chris barber tomorrow i
00:29:53.360I think you're going to be covering that.
00:30:21.900yeah i'll be i'll be there for that one that that'll be nice yeah yeah that'll be nice uh
00:30:25.740hopefully too many of the the it's a little outside of town so that kind of keeps the
00:30:29.100crazes away sometimes but that should be nice pat won't be there but uh tamara will be there
00:30:32.780and she'll have her guitar and might be a few other surprises and that should be a nice night
00:30:36.700barbecue and a bonfire and some cool times and stuff and you know after after the legal fees
00:30:42.780he's incurred and then uh this this recent hiccup with the uh with the breach and all that uh you
00:30:47.820You know, he's behind the eight ball again, so anything we can do to help him, you know, fight the state, then we're going to try to do that.
00:30:54.400Do we know how much he's in for with this?
00:30:57.980It's in the hundreds of thousands, obviously, but 300, 400?
00:31:02.920I would guess it's got to be up there.
00:31:04.460I've heard talk about, like, so for Tamerian Chris, for instance, it being close to a million.
00:31:08.560I've heard talk, like, before his breach and that he was something like still maybe 20K in the hole, but with the breach and all that, you know, it doesn't take long to rack up another 50, 60K.
00:31:16.680um wow you know so he could be looking at trying to you know make up almost a hundred thousand by
00:31:21.820this time this is said and done an additional hundred thousand that's insane and did you get
00:31:26.500tossed around this past weekend at all did you get to get any bruises any cuts and not not too
00:31:31.820bad man i got you know the usual right up in my face and the and the verbal you know like
00:31:36.920tongue lastings and that but i got pushed back a little bit by by the crowd but i've been in worse
00:31:41.860have been in worse bro you you do a great job getting in there and getting the video for us
00:31:48.380we need to see this stuff because it's our country it's going on in our capital city and you know
00:31:55.200i believe like you talk about uk i believe the same sentiment is true uh here in canada except
00:32:01.580we're such a big country that it seems you know ottawa from winnipeg to calgary and vancouver
00:32:07.160we're all so far apart it's almost like it's not really happening here in some cases whereas the
00:32:12.600uk it's a country the size of saskatchewan really i mean you know you can get to a major city inside
00:32:19.920of 45 minutes uh in a car yeah we're definitely spread out and it does make it harder kind of to
00:32:26.740find find the people that are supportive and i happen to be in a place that you know unless you
00:32:31.120start getting into the rural parts of town you've got a lot of a lot of ideologically opposed people
00:32:35.900to me um so it's a little hard here but uh i mean this stuff is happening here we're seeing video
00:32:40.620and stuff coming out of out of every city um the changes are impossible to miss so um you know
00:32:46.540we've been too polite for too long it's you know people are are instead of dealing with the issues
00:32:50.380they're they're freaking out and they're calling us bigots for shining a light on it i think we
00:32:53.740need to keep shining the light on it there wasn't a single mainstream media person down there um
00:32:57.900we need to make sure that people with cameras are are sharing this because the camera doesn't lie
00:33:01.900okay chris thanks for coming on tonight really appreciate you taking the time man we'll have
00:33:06.680you back soon thank you thank you all right there is chris dacy of dacy media getting the job done
00:33:13.060in the nation's capital in uh in ottawa now move on we got some other things to discuss tonight
00:33:20.320and don't forget guys we have video of the 1972 the very first u.n conference on the human
00:34:53.620Let's have a listen to how glowing and amazing this project is going to be for all of us.
00:34:58.760And a long-term regional development strategy is now in the works.
00:35:03.080This 30-year plan for Winnipeg and 17 surrounding municipalities, including Neverville, Richat, and McDonald's, are now in the public hearing stage.
00:35:12.260It's called Plan 2050, a 30-year blueprint to coordinate land use, services, and infrastructure.
00:35:19.820Joining us now from the Winnipeg Metropolitan Region is the Executive Director, Jennifer Freeman.
00:36:32.180let's continue so actually it was susan thompson um in 1998 who who brought these great leaders to
00:36:42.420together and and we're continuing this work okay so there's a lot of rumors and misconceptions
00:36:50.280about what this plan is in the first place let's tell tell us a little bit about some of the
00:36:56.620misconceptions that are out there and some of the fears you're hearing from people okay you know
00:37:01.280what first I think I'll tell you what it is about at a very high level okay you know no matter where
00:37:08.100we no matter where we live we have the same challenges and you know we want the same things
00:37:14.780we want you know good jobs we want to grow old in our communities we want the water that we drink
00:37:21.620okay so she is reciting directly from the plan we want clean water we want good jobs
00:37:31.720this is right from the plan this is not from here she's may as well be reading this she may0.97
00:37:39.780have memorized it let's continue to be clean um you know we want our children to stay here have
00:37:47.300opportunities here and we want our grandchildren to be raised here so what it is not in the end
00:37:54.540This is some of the misconceptions that have been pulled out of planning policy.
00:38:01.840Some of the misconceptions are around, for example, this first and foremost, this is not about taking away people's personal rights and freedom.
00:38:12.620It's not about forcing people to use electronic vehicles.
00:38:17.120It's not about forcing people to take the bus.
00:38:22.840Okay, so notice she uses the word forcing. It's not about forcing. It's not about that. That is in the language of their report. This is in the language of their plan. All right? They don't say forcing, but they do have other ways of doing it.
00:38:41.240make things too expensive for people oh you're not going to be able to drive your
00:38:46.240your gas powered car here you can drive
00:38:49.740an electric car but not a gas powered car at least not
00:38:53.420this week the pollution numbers are up don't you know that
00:38:57.260so maybe when they come down the week after next you can drive your gas
00:39:02.580powered or maybe if you've got a permit that you spent three hundred and fifty
00:39:05.640dollars for through the winnipeg metropolitan region
00:39:09.140gaming plan or whatever it is then you can go ahead you've got a sticker on your car yeah then
00:39:15.280you can't bus has she been on a bus in winnipeg ever i wonder we're not forcing you to take the
00:39:26.920bus but we are going to have extended dedicated bus corridors should you decide you want to
00:39:34.900where is the money coming from this i'm gonna let her finish i'm sorry
00:39:38.240off access to roads or wells um but when you okay hold on in the language of the plan they say
00:39:47.760that they will be limiting usage of travel corridors so this is either a lie
00:39:54.120or she hasn't read that part of the report this policy framework it's it's aspirational and
00:40:01.380we are exploring use of electronic vehicles, but not forcing everybody to use them. We're just
00:40:11.840thinking of the environment and what the considerations are around that. We're also
00:40:17.120looking at transit to ensure that our connectivity is planned very wisely. So for the people who do
00:40:25.600take the bus, they can get to where they need to go. And then I think the biggest misconception
00:40:32.580is that we are planning 15-minute cities, which we are not. As I said, we're planning so that
00:40:40.360people can grow old in their communities. So that's just basically if you have a big house
00:40:45.900on a big lot and you can no longer maintain that, that maybe there's a senior's residence in your
00:40:51.800your community there's a store close by but it's okay so this is something i haven't been able to
00:40:59.080understand i'm not sure if you right now watching this live in a city i live in a city and
00:41:09.960everything you can think of is within already within a 15-minute walk for me because i don't
00:41:17.560don't own a vehicle. I walk everywhere and I do take the bus. I want for nothing. There are
00:41:24.100several doctor's offices in my neighborhood. There's several dental offices in my neighborhood.
00:41:29.740There's chiropractors. There's all kinds of medical offshoots. There's grocery stores.
00:41:35.140There's a Walmart down the street. It's not difficult to get the things you need
00:41:43.380without ever having to get into a taxi cab.
00:55:04.280In a flashback, three Minneapolis police officers testified at the Minnesota Senate that Governor Tim Walz, at the time, gave the order to let rioters burn the Minneapolis Police Department 3rd Precinct.
00:55:19.680I heard the governor, one cop said, I heard the governor say, give it up. Let's listen.
00:55:25.440Police officers testified at the Minnesota Senate today.
00:55:28.140The officers are all board members for the Minneapolis Police Federation.
00:55:31.780And as Esme Murphy reports, they offered up a scathing critique of government and police
00:55:37.100leaders during the riots following George Floyd's death.