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00:03:59.680welcome Dale and Tayshia Richardson to the show. And you guys, I'm going to get rid of this banner
00:04:04.860here this this branding frame that's on the screen right now because they're cutting off heads0.98
00:04:10.100and we can't have that so let's bing all right there we are so there's uh keisha on the bottom
00:04:16.140of the screen here is dale on the top of the screen right next to me guys welcome to the show
00:04:21.600really appreciate you being here tonight and uh very happy to tell this story and like i was saying
00:04:30.000to the people a little bit earlier um we are going to take this and we're going to put it out
00:04:35.280because like i said we could be here for hours tonight telling this story i saw you on the
00:04:39.480diamond and silk show a while back i think it was and that was what 40 minutes not enough i was only
00:04:46.620just getting warmed up with that so i i want to hear the entire thing right from the the beginning
00:04:52.000uh keisha we know you're in the united states we're not going to reveal your location because
00:04:56.380who knows what the hell is going on dale somewhere in western canada let's just say
00:05:02.900for now and the reason guys that i'm not giving away locations here is because who knows what's
00:05:09.040going on this i'll tell you something else that happened i tried to send you both the link to the
00:05:14.660show tonight through the website the caris project the email there and my email was blocked getting
00:05:23.780it out to you it just came back to me with a big red stop sign on it and a hand and it said you're
00:05:32.200not allowed to email this account and then it gave a whole bunch of reasons at the bottom which were
00:05:38.220complete crap and I thought you know I've had a lot of people on this show who are facing criminal
00:05:46.540charges who are in the middle of a court case who have been found guilty but never have I had a0.95
00:05:53.500problem getting anybody a link sent except for today so i'm happy that you're both here
00:06:00.860and your stories kind of coincide but then they diverge and they come back together so
00:06:07.740who's going to start the the story tonight and by the way thank you both for being here
00:06:12.940really appreciate you guys taking the time tonight yeah thank you for having me maybe
00:06:18.540Maybe I'll start because I mean, I started with the doing the research in early 2020 with the pandemic response and they were doing the reopening for the Saskatchewan businesses after the first set of lockdowns because I was in North Bottleford at the time.
00:06:40.320and uh so i was contracted by some dental clinics to look at the what they needed to do
00:06:48.380to get it reopened and i was also doing my bachelor of technology at memorial and so
00:06:55.120i looked at the guidelines that they had for the engineering controls which are for the aerosol
00:07:00.920generating medical procedures for the dental clinic setting and hospitals and so forth and uh
00:07:07.700was not uh wasn't getting uh seeing the right guidance and there was information missing so
00:07:15.200i was like okay what's going on here right now you're a mechanical engineer dale right
00:07:20.380yeah technologist yes okay that that's even a step up from from engineering or maybe it's
00:07:28.020on a on a parallel level i don't know but you know a lot about the workings of airflow and
00:07:33.860uh the mechanical systems involved in pumping atmosphere into buildings so having said that
00:07:41.800yes yes i do like this is what i was training i you know had to take a tractor in school and so
00:07:49.000forth and this is what he's doing as uh for work as well and so when i looked at the guidance i
00:07:56.540was like this isn't going to work there's something missing so i started to ask questions
00:08:00.560and then i got the runaround right i talked to the um college of uh dental surgeons of saskatchewan
00:08:10.380and asked for their engineering report that justified what was going on uh they're like well
00:08:16.960you know it'll be here in in like a week or so so i called back in a week the the registrar i spoke
00:08:23.060to him he's like i don't know about any report he said go to this place so i went to that place
00:08:28.400they told me to go to the sha went to the ministry of health went to the uh you know the uh
00:08:35.580business and uh i can't remember the name of the group but a business group they had that they put
00:08:41.660together for covid so i just kept getting a run around i'm like this is a problem like if i'm
00:08:46.600supposed to do this i need a complete set of instructions to implement this work otherwise
00:08:51.960they can't do it so the work that you that you were trying to implement was completely
00:08:57.820mathematically improper is that what i'm catching here yeah it was impossible to do it because you
00:09:04.460had a portion of the formula missing that was a critical piece of information
00:09:09.540okay and this has been going on like you just only discovered this in in 2020 but
00:09:17.020how long do you think this had been going on uh they had it going on they changed it all
00:09:22.520about 20 years ago they had laid it away but they put it out in during the covid pandemic response
00:09:30.340so that people would get it under a bunch of duress and uh not implement it correctly and
00:09:36.920actually my daughter was actually she was working at the saskatchewan hospital and made a complaint
00:09:43.880because the engineering engineers there were implementing it wrong but if it's an incorrect
00:09:50.380formula it doesn't matter how they implement it right i mean keisha you got this in information
00:09:57.800from your dad here and so you went now i'm assuming this you can correct me here but
00:10:02.900you went to the the folks that you were working with or for and said look at this is completely
00:10:08.520improper what was their reaction you're muted by the way yes so um thank you for having me on the
00:10:16.260show by the way uh and uh so yes um i actually worked for the uh provincial government uh at the
00:10:25.480time and uh the saskatchewan health authority may i ask i'm sorry to interrupt you here like
00:10:31.780because i know that you guys have told this story a few times and i i've been waiting to kind of
00:10:37.180fill in the holes with some questions here when your dad told you this what was your first reaction
00:10:43.520well um so like i said i i worked for the saskatchewan health authority it was a provincial
00:10:52.620uh government a maximum security prison and hospital for the criminally mentally insane and
00:10:57.520so when he actually told me about some of this stuff i was like well explain it to me a little
00:11:02.300bit more so I can understand it uh like I'm five and he told me he explained it to me and I was
00:11:08.120like actually this makes sense because I've been seeing some things going really sideways at my
00:11:11.740work so um I was like it really makes sense so I decided to file the OH&S complaint uh based on
00:11:19.360uh the research that he had done and requested to see um the other engineering reports and
00:11:26.080everything. And I was refused. I was instantly threatened by my work. Um, and that continued,
00:11:32.020uh, until what kinds of threats were you, what kinds of threats were you getting? Were you
00:11:37.320getting like, you're, you're going to be fired. You're going to be put up on charges. What sorts
00:11:42.440of things were they doing? Well, they began to threaten me with isolation. Um, my job was in
00:11:49.340question as well um what do you mean isolation like we're going to put you in a room well this
00:11:57.480was this was like the beginning of covid right so this was i guess before lockdowns were like
00:12:06.440super heavily being enforced but they were threatening me with the self-isolation
00:12:11.240under public health or whatever um and my job was also being threatened as well so
00:12:18.020uh if i persisted um and uh i did anyways because obviously um the life of people and the safety is
00:12:28.200most important it's also my duty um and when we ended up my father and i ended up going into court
00:12:35.080against these uh various agencies involved the scatchewan health authority the world wait wait
00:12:40.040before we get to the court like we've got time you guys like i said there's no time limit here
00:12:45.700i want to go completely and totally in sequence here with what happened after they started
00:12:51.520threatening you like how long a time period was this well my father and i had actually filed
00:12:57.060something um and they instantly retaliated and threatened me with self-isolation because
00:13:03.380there was going to be the court hearing and then they put that i was mandatory oh go ahead dad
00:13:08.820before before that we started to make some complaints like i notified some of the businesses
00:13:15.160that were in North Bottleford and said,
00:14:04.700I notified the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan.
00:14:11.100then they looked on facebook pages and then youtube and stuff and started to threaten
00:14:17.720me and a corporation that i founded in in north battleford to do consulting work and so then i
00:14:26.140sent the letter back stating using the laws and the that govern apex and stated that they had to
00:14:34.760operate within the public interest because if someone potentially could die that's a higher
00:14:39.840priority they never came back and bothered me again so then when i continued to get pushback
00:14:46.480and my daughter made a complaint to the union um through their process at the saskatchewan hospital
00:14:53.920because they were implementing it wrong then they started to get more pushback we're at the
00:14:58.800dentist's office she was allegedly contact traced but i was sitting in the room with her while she
00:15:05.680she was getting her teeth done right but i never got contact traced and so then i finally ended up
00:15:12.700going to the police the rcmp in north bottleford and i filed criminal negligence complaints
00:15:18.660based on the information and i talked to a constable burton roy um there and then
00:15:25.280on july 3rd of 2020 and so after that i was shut out of the detachment they wouldn't take phone
00:15:33.180calls they wouldn't let me bring any more evidence and so i decided to sue them and then i also got
00:15:39.260served after that a family matter asking on the first appearance to settle the entire divorce on
00:15:47.260a first appearance so then you know we went to file documents to sue right and wait wait wait
00:15:55.580wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait it's going too fast for me so let's back up just a
00:16:00.140a little bit you talk about divorce here but we're also talking about filing documents with the rcmp
00:16:10.380um claiming criminal negligence here and they they did not want to listen to you any longer
00:16:18.140how many times did you visit them before they finally just shut you out well they they gave me
00:16:23.500the criminal complaints and after that they gave me the criminal complaints they shot me out wouldn't
00:16:28.620let me bring any more evidence okay so when when you tried obviously because they weren't going
00:16:34.300to let you when you tried what was their reaction to you like was it not let you in the door was it
00:16:39.580not talk to you was it no one would come to the door i would see people coming out and they
00:16:46.140wouldn't come like i would stand at the door there for like sometimes over an hour nobody would come
00:16:52.780I would call, like I've got, I got audios of me calling, waiting on the line to just hang up
00:16:58.820and all kinds of stuff rather than taking the evidence. They actually sent two members to try
00:17:05.840to return evidence. And I was like, no, I'm not taking that back. You're going to keep that.
00:17:12.260So their whole strategy was ignore this guy and hopefully he'll go away. They had no idea how
00:17:17.640persistent you were, especially with this information, because you knew that there was
00:17:22.960something completely wrong, and it wasn't accidental. Keisha, what about you at this
00:17:29.060point? We're talking about July 2020. We're going to get to the divorce proceedings in just a
00:17:33.000second, Dale, because you just kind of jammed that together, and I want to make sure that we've got
00:17:36.960everything independent of, every element independent of each other in this story, because
00:17:42.540there's a lot so Keisha what was going on with you at this time were you still being threatened
00:17:47.740at your work uh had you been dismissed uh did they leave you alone what was going on there
00:17:54.600no so uh it actually continued so like when my dad tried to take those steps then I was getting
00:18:02.980notifications saying that I have obligation to self-isolate um and then of course uh between
00:18:11.780my complaints with the union and my actual job my job was still being threatened and so um it it was
00:18:19.940just that persistence until of the same kind of behavior i guess until we actually went to court
00:18:27.200okay and so is that the next step in the story going to court and in the yeah yeah there was
00:18:37.820like after they shut us out we had no other alternative other than to go to court because
00:18:44.160it's in the public interest for them to investigate you're gonna kill people right like that's that's
00:18:52.380a big thing yeah so you wouldn't you had notified them right at this point they'd been notified over
00:18:59.540and over and over again so now the ball should be in their court but no so you had to go to court
00:19:06.380Now, was the court proceeding over the divorce or was the court proceeding, the initial court proceeding, or was that taking the RCMP to court?
00:19:15.120which was well there there there was two right like there was a there was the the there was a
00:19:22.700divorce proceeding that was served earlier but then they served something after i went to the
00:19:28.760the uh police station and they served a emergency application i guess to settle the entire divorce
00:19:37.380on the first appearance which is on nonsense like that's really you don't do that right there
00:19:43.580no not if it's contested it's a contested divorce you can't just do it all in one day
00:19:48.340that's ridiculous well yeah and there's also processes that you have to go through
00:19:53.200that are stipulated that it's impossible to solve it on one day so i ended up having to file
00:20:01.160a document to go in against the rcmp for their failure to like investigate something that's in
00:20:10.620the public interest right when you look at something like this because i told him i said
00:20:15.240worst case scenario you can create a delivery system for biological weapons designed to look
00:20:20.600like a random outbreak with the way that what they did with the engineering controls and so
00:20:26.960when i began to look in different jurisdictions and i saw the exact same representation and then
00:20:33.180I went back to the CDC and saw what they had initially and then they took it away in 2003
00:20:40.680after the lessons learned from the outbreak with SARS in 2002 I knew that that was impossible for
00:20:50.020them to be by random happenstance right it's a multiplier that can change your time settling
00:20:56.560times between patients by up to 10 times so that's critical for people to know and so they took that
00:21:05.760information out of there and then gave it to people and they're just like go ahead and use it
00:21:10.400so you don't know if your assistant would work or not right and they gave it to people under a bunch
00:21:15.320of duress and are you going to call the plumber who says you don't need an engineer at 50 bucks
00:21:20.900an hour are you going to call the engineer at 200 bucks an hour right when you're losing a bunch of
00:21:25.280money and there's a bunch of duress your buddies are all going bankrupt what are you going to do
00:21:29.840right you're going to go with the cheaper guy yeah absolutely you would but like
00:21:35.880let's go back here i mean how do you because the average person who's going to be working
00:21:44.440on something like this wouldn't have a clue as to what you had figured out right and so when you
00:21:50.540start talking about this formulaic uh problem that you've discovered did you tell anybody else
00:21:59.360in your field of course i went to the association of professional engineers and geosciences i also
00:22:07.180talked to the registrar of the technology professionals of saskatchewan and she said
00:22:11.840you're not wrong and so i went ahead and i tried to report the guys that were implementing it wrong
00:22:18.300and she's like well you need to get a name well the business obviously didn't want to give up the
00:22:23.880name because they knew they were doing something that was wrong and so i started to take the other
00:22:29.960steps that were needed to take and and so forth in apex i've been in court with them multiple times
00:22:38.120and they've never contested anything in fact all 13 engineering bodies in canada have all had the
00:22:44.540information and they're actually trying to sack me in the intellectual property office illegally0.54
00:22:50.840for something that falls under the canada business corporations act because they're all pissed off
00:22:57.100because they got caught with their pants down allowing this to happen across canada so we're
00:23:03.320the should never let this happen where okay so they but they did obviously and they knew
00:23:09.380it sounds like so who would be responsible for implementing this in the first place i mean how
00:23:17.500high up do we have to go here is it governmental or is it something to do with with the engineers
00:23:24.200themselves it's it's it's governmental like government regulates this stuff and when i was
00:23:30.700looking at the occupational health and safety and first i looked in in saskatchewan the minister is
00:23:36.760responsible for giving out the guidelines and since that the criminal negligence falls under
00:23:43.320the occupational health and safety that they would be criminally responsible for this so
00:23:50.900the minister example of health in saskatchewan and every corresponding province who used those
00:23:57.260to implement that including the one federally would be criminally responsible well they don't
00:24:02.440want to be criminally responsible for doing something like that right obviously so then
00:24:09.960they don't want to be criminally responsible they got to cover it up now right like it's
00:24:14.080now it's a cover-up because some guy called dale richardson discovered what they're doing
00:24:18.680and we have to do whatever we can to make sure that nobody ever hears about this that's what
00:24:24.180it sounds like it sounds like to me that this is the beginning of the cover-up and then the
00:24:29.540persecution of you and of you, Keisha. Is that about right? Yes. Yes. When you create a delivery
00:24:39.640system for biological weapons that is designed to look like a random outbreak, that's an act
00:24:45.720preparatory to levying war and that's high treason. You're dead in the water right off the bat. There's
00:24:51.040no excuse. You're done. So we're talking about HVAC systems, right? We're talking about air
00:24:58.280conditioning systems we're talking about furnaces we're talking about any kind of air flow systems
00:25:04.040in any particular building am i correct yes but where i looked at particularly was within like
00:25:12.280medical clinics hospitals dental clinics where they have a high amount of aerosol generating
00:25:17.760medical procedures like the little mist that goes into the air see when i was looking through their
00:25:23.160the documentation i looked at some chemical engineering documents and other documentation
00:25:27.580from the cdc and so forth the all of the pathogens that they're they're weaponizing which includes0.68
00:25:35.080monkey pox uh you know my bird and nepa virus and all these things they spread them through aerosols
00:25:42.060right and so covid covid which was created from gain of function is also spread through aerosols
00:25:49.540right so now when you take that and you create a a system for the disease to spread more effectively
00:25:58.160instead of mitigating it you have just created a weapon like they use sabotage engineering controls
00:26:04.240because it would make the sabotage almost impossible to detect yeah there's no physical
00:26:10.760signs you just set it up wrong and so they had to put restrict how this was done and giving it to
00:26:17.840incompetent people under a huge amount of duress was the perfect way to get people to just deal
00:26:25.980with this right and and then the blame falls on the people who put it in there because they're
00:26:31.500like well you need to know better the government's like well we did our part except you didn't do the
00:26:36.380part you gave them something that they could never make work and then you're going to put the
00:26:41.220liability on them that's absolutely criminal absolutely yeah criminal but nonetheless it's
00:26:46.800genius if you think about how they did it right like complete backdoor you put the virus into
00:26:54.520the areas where more and more and more people are going to be flocking because they've got a little
00:26:58.760cough and they want early covid treatment and so the more and more people who show up the more and
00:27:05.940more people who are actually going to be uh afflicted with it it's it's amazing i wonder
00:27:11.580if they did it in supermarkets in any large building where a large amount of people gathered
00:27:16.220well they they can do it anywhere schools anywhere right like in enclosed spaces is the
00:27:24.120best way to transmit the any type of aerosolized disease because it's self-contained especially in
00:27:30.580times like say for example in the summer where it's really hot or it's in the winter time where
00:27:35.040it's cold and you're going to be recirculating air right so yeah what one of the things that
00:27:40.440they also proposed was a way to neutralize the bioweapons and then make you save you money in
00:27:49.380the process by extending the life of your system and reducing the efficiency that well that's a no
00:27:55.340no right like wait a minute you you could have fixed this whole thing yes
00:28:02.420that's crazy but instead they decided they didn't want to listen to you anymore all right so now
00:28:10.940we're talking about let's say july of 2020 and remember guys watching this right now what was
00:28:17.300july of 2020 like july of 2020 as as i recall we had gone through the first wave of covid most of
00:28:23.840the provinces had started removing their lockdowns masks weren't mandatory just yet people seem to be
00:28:30.040somehow coming out of this daze they were in and nobody thought that there was going to be
00:28:35.860a second wave that was nearly as bad as the first wave a lot of people thought hey we're home free
00:28:41.100here whoo i guess it was two weeks or two months to flatten the curve but that wasn't the case at
00:28:46.340all they were only ramping up for what was to come as we know now like four years later going on four
00:28:51.900years later so what happened after that what what happened after all of the stonewalling you decide
00:28:57.260you're going to take them to court but first i suppose the divorce thing because at some point
00:29:03.900and i don't mean to laugh here but you don't seem like a crazy man am i right you're not insane
00:29:10.380dale no you're not like seriously i mean you're very articulate man it sounds like to me and you
00:29:17.900know exactly what you're talking about very knowledgeable a guy who is trying to do his
00:29:22.380civic duty by getting some very important information out to as many people as possible
00:29:27.100completely and totally sane not loop-de-loo okay so when did they grab you and throw you in
00:29:36.300in i i don't even know what to call it is is it like a occasion what you worked in a in a
00:29:44.640i don't want to call it an asylum because that sounds so dated but like what did they do well
00:29:52.360that i mean they they pretty much did this like black ops style um it was it was crazy and i
00:30:00.940in my job right when i was going through orientation i was telling my dad i was like
00:30:06.880dad some messed up things going on here um if we do this they're gonna do this and he's like
00:30:13.220uh we have an we have a christian duty and we have to do what is right and you know this is
00:30:20.080what we just have to do because if we don't do this now everyone's going to suffer later we are
00:30:24.160your sister is and I was like well that's it this is what's going to happen and then
00:30:29.820lo and behold on that day they went extra black ops um it was it was bad I never I had never
00:30:37.500thought that I would see it in real time like that I had the inclination because you know I
00:30:42.380learned about this in the facility and I told them when I was in orientation I was like isn't this
00:30:46.440illegal and they're like no saskatchewan has very special laws and no other province in canada can
00:30:52.520do it but saskatchewan can for whatever provincial reason so so when we talk about this blackout is
00:30:59.440this the video that you sent me today dale this is the one that i asked you to send me the arrest
00:31:03.780yeah the last one is the one that got arrested in front of the courthouse
00:31:09.440right and that was July 23rd of 2020 when I was walking into the court but previously the RCMP
00:31:17.580came to my door the day before they said that they came with the public health agent saying
00:31:23.100that Keisha was contact traced and they wanted her to come to the door and I was like no you're
00:31:28.220not coming to the door and the RCMP who were avoiding service I threw them the documents
00:31:34.440that they were avoiding service and I filled it and I said since you're avoiding service
00:31:39.180here you go and so they picked it up and they were like kind of angry i shut the door and locked it
00:31:44.600so they couldn't do anything so then when we went into the court we were coming out of the court
00:31:50.560going into the court they just swarmed us right swarmed us going yeah as soon as we left the car
00:31:57.020like we didn't even get away from the car do you guys mind if i play this it's 30 seconds long but
00:32:03.720I want to get to that arrest or the other video that you said, because that's, look,
00:32:09.460it's very traumatic, very harrowing experience.
00:32:12.400I can't believe that anybody would have, this is not the right one.