The Shadoe Davis Show - Dec. 11th⧸2024- Trudeau the ＂feminist＂ & British Farmers Invade London w⧸Tractors

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00:03:27.980 this is wednesday december 11th 2024 the farmers in the uk huh wow they made a big show today

00:03:36.380 in london with their tractors protesting an unfair tax they say we're going to tell you all about

00:03:42.080 that lots we've got video lots of huge machinery in downtown london today right around the parliament

00:03:50.920 i wonder if that's a coincidence or not also there's a headline came from tnc a little bit

00:03:57.000 earlier today that kind of alarmed me because none of obviously none of the left-wing corporate

00:04:02.200 media wants to know about this covet vaccine producers shared over a million adverse effect

00:04:09.400 reports with health canada that comes from a foyer request from true north so we're going to get into

00:04:15.100 that justin trudeau claims he's still a feminist even after everything we've got video of that

00:04:22.980 and a smart city update coming up from our friend maggie braun with kickley canada all of that

00:04:30.220 coming up on the show tonight and i haven't decided what we're going to do in the extension

00:04:34.760 for the all access members on shadow davis.com after nine o'clock central tonight it could be

00:04:41.260 video of a guy who claims he was the one who assassinated john f kennedy or it might be more

00:04:49.700 alien stuff of course you may have seen the big report on redacted on youtube the other day or

00:04:54.680 maybe it was yesterday where they were talking about and this is been reported but not a lot

00:05:01.920 you'd think that alien craft or whatever it is in the skies over the most densely populated state

00:05:09.280 in the united states of america would get more play but somehow it's kind of slipping through

00:05:15.500 the grasp of many different media organizations 50 different reports from people in new jersey

00:05:26.000 about drones or maybe some kind of ufos or what do they call them now efis or aufs or eaus or

00:05:36.120 they've got a new anagram for them but i i don't know i mean could it be that these are real and

00:05:44.140 they're coming down to say hey hey hey or is it just an illusion or is it some kind of

00:05:52.020 sophisticated spy machinery that's coming from russia or china or india

00:05:57.760 range it's very strange and the kicker of all this is if you try to play some video on social

00:06:06.520 media of these sightings of these things people have been obviously recording them on their phones

00:06:11.600 for some reason they block it out the social media does not want us to see any of this

00:06:17.940 speaking of social media meta had a bit of a meltdown early this afternoon and i couldn't

00:06:24.240 get to videos i couldn't get to messages for about an hour and then it took care of itself

00:06:29.060 at least it seemed like and i thought maybe they're putting in some new less intrusive

00:06:33.360 algorithms like they promised but i've been hearing from people all afternoon ever since

00:06:37.580 this went down that they're getting called on videos that they put up shared two years ago

00:06:43.760 and thought what so is it possible that after zuckerberg claimed he wanted a prominent position

00:06:52.420 in the trump cabinet regarding social media that he's he's getting even more aggressive when it

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00:09:11.560 tonight claims it's a holographic display to fear monger the dumbed down yeah that's that was my

00:09:17.680 for his thought, Wallace. So great minds think alike, right? Brent's watching tonight from Drum

00:09:22.200 Heller. Harry is watching from Vernon, British Columbia. Hello, Jack from Jaw of the Moose.

00:09:30.840 Debbie, have you bumped into Britton Cummings at all in Moose Jaw? That's where he lives now,

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00:09:47.220 watching tonight leona lucette brian charlottetown cool coralline's watching from vancouver island

00:09:54.040 whatever platform you happen to be watching on tonight guys it's extremely important we get this

00:09:59.260 out to as many people as possible if in fact meta is crushing shows like this even more than they

00:10:05.660 already have it's it's so important that we share this stuff to as many people as we possibly can

00:10:11.500 in groups on your page profile whatever it takes man we have to beat this stuff back

00:10:17.880 it censorship is absolutely ridiculous now and even though we thought and i'm hoping

00:10:25.080 that they pull it right back when trump becomes the actual president in january but for now we're

00:10:31.660 still fighting it so share this as much as you can on the platform you're watching on whether

00:10:36.900 it's facebook whether it's youtube or twitch or x or telegram or rumble or whatever let's get it

00:10:45.220 out there to as many people as we possibly can all right this is and i got warned by by facebook

00:10:52.080 about talking about vaccines but i'm going to talk about them anyway because it's important

00:10:56.380 it's important that people know this stuff because there was a guy the other day show me one person

00:11:02.660 who's been injured by the shot man just show me what i haven't met anybody show me said dude just

00:11:08.360 you see this is why it's so important to get this show and shows like it out there because people

00:11:14.780 are talking about this it shouldn't be a secret it shouldn't be so hard to find for people

00:11:19.460 covid vaccine producers shared over a million a million adverse effect reports with health canada

00:11:27.160 these are the people who make the vaccines my friends as public health officials lawmakers

00:11:36.160 legacy media and even government-funded influencers were touting the safety of these novel things

00:11:42.760 and urging hesitant canadians to take the shot threatening them in some cases you will not get

00:11:49.960 on a plane or a train or a bus next to a vaccinated person remember during that election campaign and

00:11:56.700 was it the last one 2021 fruto yelling and screaming that wearing his liberal team jacket

00:12:04.200 thousands thousands of serious adverse event reports were pouring into health canada almost

00:12:12.760 daily this is according to ongoing correspondence with access to information coordinators

00:12:18.200 at health canada over four requests for such disclosures by vaccine producers pfizer astrazeneca

00:12:25.540 Moderna and Janssen. Food and Drug Act regulations compel drug makers to report all serious adverse

00:12:31.740 events that occur anywhere in the world to the minister within 15 days after receiving or

00:12:36.740 becoming aware of this information. The AATIP correspondence also revealed that from the end

00:12:42.660 of 2020 to December 31st of 2022, Health Canada received more than 1 million such reports.

00:12:51.700 these included 600 000 from pfizer 220 000 from astrazeneca 160 000 from moderna 22 000 from

00:13:02.880 johnson and johnson a broader interpretation of your request could encompass millions of records

00:13:08.760 rights and access to information coordinator for the department given our current processing

00:13:14.180 capacity of about 500 pages per month that's all you can do seriously

00:13:19.300 handling such a large volume would require a significant amount of time to complete

00:13:25.420 if each serious adverse event report were just a single page

00:13:33.160 the prescribed pace for health canada's access to information office would take 167 years to

00:13:41.300 see them all processed visors biotech mrna injection was the first to get health canada

00:13:47.480 approval December 9th, 2020, followed by Moderna's iteration. Two weeks later, June 30th, 2021,

00:13:53.720 Pfizer's SAE submissions to Health Canada totaled some 100,700 international reports and another

00:14:01.100 820 domestic occurrences, while Moderna had filed 30,000 international and 40 domestic SAEs.

00:14:08.860 In other words, Canada's drug regulator and then health minister, Patty Hajdu,

00:14:12.940 knew about reports of potential harm from the vaccines.

00:14:17.320 AstraZeneca submitted 123,000 international SAE reports

00:14:23.120 and 170 domestic post-jab injury reports during that period for its DNA adenovirus version.

00:14:29.560 All told, there were 1,000 serious adverse event reports in Canada

00:14:35.380 for the three vaccines combined in that time span.

00:14:37.820 Now, 1,000 seems low, I know that,

00:14:40.300 but there's a lot of people who tried to file reports

00:14:42.840 their doctors wouldn't do it they were terrified they felt if they put an adverse report in with

00:14:50.200 health canada they were going to somehow be slapped back for it seriously plus a lot of

00:14:56.360 them were making big sheesh remember that kingston doctor who's got to pay back six hundred thousand

00:15:02.320 dollars based on these figures during the first half of 2021 health canada was receiving nearly

00:15:10.060 10 000 10 000 sae reports every week well the bulk were international remember that canada

00:15:16.280 experienced supplier delays due in part to a botched deal with china's cancino biologic bio

00:15:22.560 biologics biologics so when mass vaccination began in earnest here beginning in april of 2021

00:15:31.060 millions of doses had already been administered in the united states europe and israel let's not

00:15:36.020 forget all the people who died because of this possibly and were unable to make any reports

00:15:42.700 though health canada data indicates slightly more than one serious adverse event for every one or

00:15:49.840 sorry 10 000 administered doses regulatory law expert sean buckley suspects that's a conservative

00:15:56.800 figure and the enormous trove of manufacturers sae reports currently under wraps could shed more

00:16:02.460 light on the totality of the harm the numbers for canada will be much larger he says than health

00:16:09.260 canada reported we actually have no idea of the percentage of adverse reactions that get reported

00:16:15.040 in canada of course we all know and trust sean that's an incredible bombshell my friends and

00:16:23.700 the left-wing corporate media should be all over it but they're not here's another one i got an

00:16:30.840 email. Let's see again here. The top. All right. So strong parental support for balance, not bias

00:16:40.080 and parental involvement in K-12, K-12 classrooms from Paige McPherson of the Fraser Institute of

00:16:46.980 Canada. I thought I'd look more into this. I had to get Paige on the show, but she hasn't got back

00:16:50.720 to me just yet so the results of this poll

00:16:55.420 going like this a new survey shows parents with kids in kindergarten through grade 12 sorry grade

00:17:06.000 12 schools across Canada value balance over bias in classrooms that makes sense right

00:17:13.840 and underscores the importance of parental involvement and consent so why was this so

00:17:20.300 contentious, I wonder. 86% of parents believe teachers and curriculum in K-12 should focus

00:17:30.100 on providing students with facts and a learning environment within which students can openly

00:17:35.060 explore facts. I get it. It's because the parents who responded to this particular survey, done

00:17:40.240 through Leger, by the way, had anonymity. They didn't have to come out in public and say, what

00:17:45.720 the hell's going on here you goofs why are people so scared still according to 76 percent of parents

00:17:55.220 students should be presented both sides of controversial issues or they should be avoided

00:18:00.000 entirely 91 percent of parents believe classroom material and discussions should always be age

00:18:09.900 appropriate. More than four in five, 81% of parents with kids in K-12 schools believe that

00:18:16.000 schools should provide advanced notice of controversial topics being discussed in class

00:18:20.820 or during formal school activities. I thought that was the way it was. You see, that's, I think,

00:18:26.640 where a lot of parents have got this problem. It's a non sequitur for them. They think that

00:18:32.580 these schools are already doing it. And if they're not, why not? But they don't know yet.

00:18:40.360 There's many people, parents, who still don't know what's going on. It's incredible.

00:18:50.060 Seven in 10, 70% of parents believe that parents should have the right to remove their child from

00:18:55.960 a specific lesson regarding a controversial issue with no consequence to their child's grade. You

00:19:01.220 know during the manitoba election last year i told the conservative party of manitoba the progressive

00:19:09.180 conservative party of manitoba i said this is a this is a no-brainer you guys need to run on this

00:19:15.040 issue and one of them did one mla out of 37 or 38 at the time progressive conservative mlas decided

00:19:24.660 i'm going to make this a billboard i'm going to put this out there and then was told by the party

00:19:29.240 to immediately take it down after three days.

00:19:31.900 It was causing too much controversy.

00:19:34.140 They were scared.

00:19:36.220 The conservatives were scared

00:19:39.840 that that was going to be some kind of a wedge issue

00:19:42.760 and the NDP might make them look like Neanderthals or something.

00:19:48.920 But this survey, this recent survey,

00:19:51.080 the results of which I just showed you,

00:19:52.940 show that that is not the case at all,

00:19:54.980 that people overwhelmingly support parental rights.

00:20:00.320 What is going on with my kid in your school, please?

00:20:04.280 And if I don't agree with this, you should change it

00:20:06.740 or I'm pulling my kid out full stop, period.

00:20:11.500 This is actually pretty controversial.

00:20:15.140 Understanding that many people are still very divided

00:20:19.200 on the abortion issue.

00:20:21.180 I've already made my feelings known about this.

00:20:23.440 I'm not going to talk about it again tonight because I know there's some

00:20:26.600 people who completely disagree with me and I don't want to start any vitriol

00:20:29.840 on the comments tonight. I just don't. I just have, I, you know what?

00:20:32.960 I haven't got the energy for it right now. I just don't care to, to not now,

00:20:40.880 not right now. Pattison.

00:20:44.040 This is a company that provides most of the billboard space all across the

00:20:48.420 country, like 80% of it, right?

00:20:50.300 pattison bans pro-life groups billboard because it creates too much controversy now that is

00:20:57.520 controversial saying that it creates too much controversy is in fact a controversy itself

00:21:04.720 canadian billboard company canceled the contract with the manitoba pro-life group saying that the

00:21:09.500 requested image creates too much controversy and that the company received a lot of backlash for

00:21:15.800 similar designs in the past. Susan Penner, the executive of Life Culture, it's a pro-life

00:21:20.960 organization in Steinbeck, Manitoba, told True North that her organization intended to use the

00:21:26.680 same image it used in a campaign with Patterson Outdoor Advertisements the previous year, but was

00:21:33.100 shot down this time. The image featured a pregnant woman cradling her belly. The caption read,

00:21:39.380 celebrate the gift of life, and included Life Culture's website address. Penner told True North

00:21:44.120 in an interview that the billboard was meant to remind people in a time of widely accessible

00:21:49.480 euthanasia and abortions that life and pregnancy is a gift emails from november between pattison

00:21:57.840 outdoor and life culture provided to true north show the billboard advertiser initially said yeah

00:22:02.280 okay sure why not in december for christmas at two winnipeg locations and one in steinbeck and

00:22:09.480 within a week or less, Penner received an email informing her that Patterson would no longer

00:22:14.700 provide this service to the pro-life group. Susan, I regret to inform you that my compliance

00:22:20.700 department will not allow your creative to post on our inventory. The category of the content is

00:22:26.900 pro-life, pro-choice, and it simply creates too much controversy for us. You guys are just renting

00:22:33.360 out your space it's not necessarily what you believe just making a little bit of money that's

00:22:39.620 what you do that's what your company does when penner asked what had changed as the group had

00:22:46.960 used billboard space last year in steinback pattison outdoor replied that it encountered

00:22:51.860 a lot of backlash for similar designs posted through canada in 2024 so this is a group of

00:22:56.700 probably 12 people, all making multiple calls and sending multiple emails, using multiple names

00:23:03.500 to create the illusion that there's so many of them that Pattison had no choice but to say no.

00:23:09.880 It's, and bots, they're using social media bots as well. Do not be intimidated by these people.

00:23:17.560 There's just not that many of them, not nearly as many as you think there are. And even if there

00:23:22.140 worse. So what? If you were to face them in real life, they would back down like a bunch of cry

00:23:27.840 babies because that's all they are. That's it. Our compliance department has had to expand our

00:23:35.340 restrictions. Patterson outdoor representative said in the email, we cannot take the risk of

00:23:39.700 public complaints. Penner made a point of not wanting to go on a witch hunt against the company,

00:23:47.220 asserting that she just wanted to raise awareness that companies in Canada are refusing service due

00:23:52.000 of the so-called controversy of calling a woman's pregnancy a gift. How have we gotten so far in our

00:23:57.620 country that life has become so offensive that a billboard designed to highlight the beauty and

00:24:03.600 excitement of pregnancy is deemed controversial? What a great line. She said she's concerned about

00:24:12.200 a culture of fear in Canada that a pro-abortion activist government has cultivated that she

00:24:17.400 credits as a leading cause of the incident. Our government creates fear by pitting life and women's

00:24:24.180 rights against each other. Businesses fear the legal and economic consequences if there's any

00:24:29.460 indication they support life. Churches fear losing a charitable probation status. Individuals fear

00:24:35.220 losing friends or acceptance, and that is quite true. John Carpe, the president of the Justice

00:24:42.700 Center for Constitutional Freedoms said that life culture may have grounds for a human rights

00:24:47.880 complaint in Manitoba. They probably won't win it because, you know, the human rights boards all

00:24:51.780 across the country are woke. Carpe said life culture could argue it was discriminated against

00:24:59.360 based on protected grounds of creed and religious belief under human rights codes. The human rights

00:25:04.560 code of Manitoba states that organizations cannot discriminate based on political belief,

00:25:09.540 political association or political activity. He said that defending a group's right to say

00:25:14.560 unpopular things is the bedrock of progress in society, and noted an example of a man who

00:25:20.280 changed the way people understood science but was mocked for saying doctors should wash their hands

00:25:25.260 before delivering babies as many mothers were dying from infections.

00:25:30.860 You could come up with hundreds of examples of progress that would not have happened without

00:25:35.580 people feeling upset. Comfortable majorities get upset when their cherished notions are

00:25:41.020 challenged, Carpe said. If we want to move forward towards better scientific understanding, economy,

00:25:47.400 laws, and civilization, we have to put up with comfortable majorities feeling upset. Again,

00:25:52.340 this is not a comfortable majority. Not in my opinion. It's just people who are against it,

00:25:59.860 who are pro-life, are scared, many of them, to speak out because they fear retribution.

00:26:05.580 Penner didn't indicate whether she planned to seek legal redress.

00:26:08.800 Patterson Outdoor did not respond to True North's requests for comment.

00:26:13.680 Hmm. Wow.

00:26:16.240 Again, I'm not going to get into the abortion debate with you guys.

00:26:18.960 Not tonight. Don't forget, like and share. Get this out there.

00:26:21.560 Get this out there to as many people as we possibly can.

00:26:25.840 Speaking of women's rights, Justin Trudeau is back at it.

00:26:31.400 As women's rights and women's progress is under attack, pointing to the recent defeat of U.S. presidential candidate Kamala Harris speaking Tuesday night at an event hosted by the Equal Voice Foundation, an organization dedicated to improving gender representation in Canadian politics.

00:26:47.900 Trudeau said there are regressive forces fighting against women's progress.

00:26:52.640 Well, let's go ahead and play some video of that, shall we?

00:26:56.200 Just a few weeks ago, the United States voted for a second time to not elect its first woman

00:27:03.680 president. Everywhere, women's rights and women's progress is under attack, overtly

00:27:10.820 and subtly. But I want you to know that I am and always will be a proud feminist. You

00:27:17.720 will always have an ally in me and in my government he's going back to that again is he the old

00:27:29.120 feminist shtick all right let's go back a little bit shall we this is from vice this was 2018 this

00:27:37.480 was when he was still in his comfortable majority stage the woman who accused trudeau of groping

00:27:43.580 speaks out. Remember that? The kokanee grope? After weeks of speculation and a few awkward

00:27:50.640 responses from the prime minister, we now know who accused Justin Trudeau of groping at a BC

00:27:56.080 music festival in 2000. Former Creston Valley Advance reporter Rose Knight released a statement

00:28:02.840 Friday afternoon. Again, this goes back almost seven years now, confirming she was the target

00:28:08.060 of the much debated incident, which she says did happen and was reported accurately by her

00:28:13.460 former employer. The statement does not reveal any new details about what happened on that day.

00:28:19.200 He said, I issue this statement reluctantly in response to mounting media pressure to confirm

00:28:25.240 that I was the reporter who was the subject of the Open Eyes editorial published in the Creston

00:28:30.320 Valley Advance in August of 2000, reads part of the statement. The Open Eyes editorial alleged

00:28:36.720 Trudeau had apologized to one of the paper's reporters after groping her at the event.

00:28:41.160 It also claimed the future prime minister told the reporter he would not have been so forward if he had known she was working for a national newspaper.

00:28:53.940 The incident referred to in the editorial did occur, as reported, reads Knight's statement.

00:28:58.860 Mr. Trudeau did apologize the next day.

00:29:03.880 I did not pursue the incident at the time and will not be pursuing the incident further, Rose Knight said.

00:29:10.160 Now, let's go back in time a little bit.

00:29:12.860 Let's go back in time and readdress this in a video that I put together just for you earlier this afternoon.

00:29:21.360 I did not know to what she was referring.

00:29:26.080 I do not feel that there was any inappropriate action of any type.

00:29:31.020 And this is the really important thing.

00:29:33.240 It is not just my experience that matters in this.

00:29:36.240 If I apologized, it was because I saw that she had been made uncomfortable and I did not want her to be uncomfortable, regardless of whether I knew why she was uncomfortable.

00:29:46.880 Dude, you apologized the next day once you found out she was a reporter.

00:29:54.600 You lying scumbag.

00:29:57.120 I've been reflecting very carefully on what I remember from that incident almost 20 years ago.

00:30:06.240 And again, I feel, I am confident that I did not act inappropriately.

00:30:14.500 But part of this awakening that we're having as a society, a long-awaited realization,

00:30:23.200 is that it's not just one side of the story that matters.

00:30:29.060 that the same interactions could be experienced very differently

00:30:33.780 from one person to the next.

00:30:42.180 I would have liked all along

00:30:46.700 to have the Prime Minister come forward

00:30:48.940 and accept some responsibility

00:30:50.160 and to apologize to Canadians for what happened.

00:30:54.400 Thanks.

00:30:54.900 And I didn't want to be a token in his government.

00:30:57.900 I really was fascinated with the fact that he was talking about ad women change politics, a feminist approach, and that diversity was our strength, an intersectional approach.

00:31:09.480 And that really fascinated me.

00:31:11.880 And I wanted I really wanted to bring that to bear in politics.

00:31:16.160 But you're saying you felt silenced, that you felt tokenized.

00:31:20.540 I mean, the PMO would and has framed it very differently, right?

00:31:25.080 Like the prime minister doesn't see it that way.

00:31:27.280 Well, it's not that I felt tokenized, Andrew. There's evidence of that.

00:31:31.820 In my role with the prime minister, the three international events that I attended

00:31:35.740 were the state visit to Washington, in which I only met Obama. I had no other

00:31:42.120 meetings or anything else to do during that whole time. The opening of the National African

00:31:48.740 American Museum in Washington, again, no other meetings, and the inauguration of President

00:31:54.700 Akufaado in Ghana. All three of those international events had a very specific focus and it was

00:32:00.560 related to my blackness. It was embarrassing to know that I was not actually hired because

00:32:05.860 I was strategic or because I had business acumen or research background. It was for my blackness

00:32:11.960 and that I didn't appreciate. I respect the fact that someone else might have experienced that

00:32:17.460 differently and this is part of the reflections that we have to go through

00:32:20.620 you respect that somebody else may have experienced it differently so on x today

00:32:31.020 justin trudeau's ego

00:32:32.580 i love accounts like this the people of the united states should be ashamed of themselves for

00:32:46.180 electing a president based on the will of the voters they should have elected a woman instead

00:32:51.260 listen as i clearly state that they should have voted for kamala based solely on her gender

00:32:58.580 i am a psychopath and then the video i just played for you ah what the hell let's play it again

00:33:04.980 a few weeks ago the united states voted for a second time to not elect its first woman president

00:33:12.560 everywhere women's rights and women's progress is under attack overtly and subtly but i want

00:33:21.460 you to know that i am and always will be a proud feminist you will always have an ally in me and

00:33:28.420 in my government yeah alex jones even commented today on x people did not reject hillary clinton

00:33:38.040 and kamala harris because they were women they were rejected because they're disgusting evil

00:33:42.580 anti-human globalist puppets f trudeau and the tyrannical agenda he represents

00:33:47.660 oh oh oh oh and there's one more trudeau thing we before we move on to the uh the farmer thing

00:33:58.220 in the uk and there is one thing out of bc i want to show you guys in just a couple of seconds but

00:34:02.360 this came from question period today it's 10 seconds and it's absolutely hilarious everything

00:34:07.580 is broken because he's busy breaking it the honorable leader of the opposition he's been

00:34:12.380 prime minister for nine years uh we got to see that again he's been prime minister one thinks

00:34:21.420 everything is broken because he's busy breaking it the honorable leader of the opposition he's

00:34:26.060 been prime minister for nine years now there's a lot of people out there that say hey true

00:34:37.500 Trudeau may be arrogant, but he's not stupid.

00:34:41.340 I don't know about that.

00:34:44.720 Okay, so apparently we already have a rift in the B.C. Conservative Caucus.

00:34:52.120 I mean, the election was just, what, a month and a half ago?

00:34:55.520 I know it took them three or four weeks to actually give us a winner.

00:34:58.920 But it seems kind of soon.

00:35:01.380 Rift, this is from CBC, so take it with a grain of salt.

00:35:04.620 Rift in B.C. Conservative Caucus deepens as MLA defies party leader.

00:35:09.340 Oh, no. Oh, no. She's defying the party leader.

00:35:12.260 The rift within the B.C. Conservative Party has deepened over the resignation of a Vancouver Police Board member.

00:35:19.840 Eleanor Sturko, who represents Suri Cloverdale, publicly defied leader John Rustad's request that she meet with Comfort Sacoma Fudugba.

00:35:31.500 the vancouver police department board vice chair who resigned over controversial comments about

00:35:39.160 diversity and inclusion in classrooms i stand by my position and i won't be meeting with her

00:35:45.520 sturko told reporters yesterday shortly before a bc conservative caucus meeting in victoria

00:35:50.740 sturko said she had no trepidation going into the caucus meeting with the 13 mlas who condemned her

00:35:57.360 in a leaked letter, but acknowledged it might be feisty.

00:36:01.580 Sterko told CBC News last night

00:36:03.420 that Sakoma Fadugba's comments were offensive

00:36:06.840 and that she was right to resign.

00:36:09.980 Hmm.

00:36:10.740 That put her at odds with some BC conservatives

00:36:12.760 who said Sakoma Fadugba raised valid issues

00:36:15.920 about protecting Christian values

00:36:17.440 and she was a victim of cancel culture.

00:36:19.820 In screenshots shared to Reddit,

00:36:21.180 one of Sakoma Fadugba's posts discusses how mass immigration

00:36:24.740 and a growing aversion to assimilation

00:36:26.780 are transforming Canada into a place

00:36:29.180 where a shared identity is disappearing.

00:36:31.560 Absolutely correct.

00:36:33.240 Never should have resigned.

00:36:35.080 Another post questions Diwali celebrations at school

00:36:37.640 saying the push for secular education

00:36:39.520 isn't about religion.

00:36:41.180 It's about erasing Christian values

00:36:43.040 from the lives of our children.

00:36:44.380 Just like this whole praying in the street thing

00:36:46.900 that Muslims are doing in Montreal and Toronto.

00:36:49.220 That's not about religious freedom.

00:36:50.960 That's about sticking their thumb in our eyes

00:36:53.620 and saying, we're running the show now.

00:36:56.780 and there's nothing you can do about it.

00:36:58.480 And that is leading to a lot of people

00:37:01.240 considering a lot of crazy shit.

00:37:03.860 Sorry for my language.

00:37:05.360 And we can thank Justin Trudeau for that, right?

00:37:09.420 A third references gender transitions

00:37:12.140 while criticizing a woke culture

00:37:13.740 that pits children against their parents.

00:37:16.040 13 Tory MLA signed a letter condemning Sterko's comments

00:37:20.020 and pressing Rustad to ask her to apologize.

00:37:23.620 It's our view the statements caused undue harm to Ms. Sakoma

00:37:26.340 and called into question our commitment to the core values shared by conservatives, they wrote.

00:37:31.560 As they walked into their party's caucus meeting, all 13 MLAs refused to comment on why they signed

00:37:37.280 the letter. Guys, you got to step up and say, don't be cowardly about it. Rustad had been silent

00:37:44.840 about the issue until Monday night when he posted on social media that he had shared a meal with

00:37:50.220 Sakoma Fadugba in her home and invited Sterko to meet with her as well. I want to make it crystal

00:37:55.120 clear where I personally stand. I support Comfort Sacoma, and I don't believe she should have been

00:38:01.440 asked to quit the VPD police board, Rustad wrote. He said he understands the critical importance of

00:38:06.740 freedom of speech, particularly for MLAs. However, he said Sturko should meet with Comfort Sacoma

00:38:12.840 before drawing further judgment. Comfort is a wonderful person with so much to offer, and I

00:38:18.280 hope she continues to advocate for the conservative movement in B.C. and in Canada. CBC News asked

00:38:25.000 Rustad Tuesday if Sturko publicly defied him by responding that she would not meet with Sakoma

00:38:29.400 Fadugba. I expected that she would, he said. They have the right to be able to say things. They have

00:38:35.100 a right to bring forward issues. Rustad denied there's a rift in the party saying differences

00:38:39.580 of opinion are welcome. Okay. You know what? That's not so bad after all. So there's a rift.

00:38:49.260 So what? They disagree on this. The bottom line is that they're allowed to say the things that

00:38:54.580 they believe i don't agree with that woman at all i i don't i'm talking about the one the lone

00:39:03.380 conservative mla who said she should have resigned everything she said was awful

00:39:08.960 no what she said is absolute fact what's going on in this country right now is i can't say these

00:39:17.840 words but you guys know what i'm talking about here the great theory right and any liberal and

00:39:29.280 when i say liberal i'm talking about liberal party member or today's version of liberal which is

00:39:34.840 actually an extreme marxist extreme left marxist they'll look at you as they have this high ground

00:39:41.820 this moral high ground and go oh you believe in the great theory like what's your proof all you

00:39:46.840 have to do is say this look around you that's pretty much it again we don't condemn people

00:39:58.140 for their skin color but we do have a problem with a lack of assimilation but this goes back

00:40:05.600 this goes back to the 1970s with pierre trudeau and his multicultural approach in other words

00:40:13.500 go ahead, come into our country, bring your cultures with you. Let's celebrate your life.

00:40:17.860 In other words, we're not a melting pot. We are allowing you to bring your country and

00:40:25.160 the reasons that you wanted to move away from it with you to create havoc here. And look what's

00:40:32.520 happened now, 50 years later, Canada is almost unrecognizable. It was a slow process until these

00:40:40.060 last few years and hopefully we can do something about it now they've got a big problem with that

00:40:46.380 in europe and the uk obviously but they have other problems over there and here's the story from the

00:40:52.100 daily skeptic farmers have threatened to bring britain to a standstill in a war against the

00:40:59.040 government's inheritance tax raid as hundreds of tractors descended on central london today

00:41:05.240 to protest the policy that sets a 20% tax on assets worth more than one million quid,

00:41:12.900 as they say over there, pounds. Vehicles lined up in Westminster on Wednesday morning before

00:41:18.220 tractors, many decorated with union flags and signs that read no farmers, no food,

00:41:22.320 began a slow drive through the Capitol. And we have video of a whole bunch of different

00:41:28.760 perspectives here. And this video kicks off with one of the guys who led the charge.

00:41:34.000 so let's go ahead. As we know momentum is moving quickly towards the 11th of December

00:41:42.080 when hundreds and hundreds of tractors will turn into London to show their frustrations,

00:41:52.120 anger, disappointment in our government for what they've done to the agricultural sector

00:41:57.700 and this is not just a protest by farmers i'm sure many other people within our communities

00:42:06.140 the pensioners and small businesses well all businesses are going to be hit by this last

00:42:11.380 budget so if you're in support please share get behind the farming community we're here for you

00:42:16.980 hopefully to keep on feeding you affordably seasonally healthily and

00:42:23.840 in a way that we don't feel

00:42:28.620 crushed, we don't feel

00:42:32.920 disillusioned, we don't feel

00:42:35.460 that we are respected

00:42:40.140 and we don't feel like this government

00:42:43.680 cares one iota about what we do

00:42:46.960 every single day. And all I can say is don't bite that hand that feeds you

00:42:51.960 They have awoken a sleeping giant. You need to be very, very careful when you awaken them people.

00:43:03.960 More tractors again around Parliament.

00:43:21.960 The track is good.

00:43:51.960 you think it's gonna help i'm asking seriously so write it down in the comments you guys think

00:44:21.240 it's going to help i mean you can show up with i don't know 500 tractors and uh 10 000 people

00:44:30.360 to protest and you can make a scene for a day and then everybody goes home fingers crossed

00:44:35.820 hope it worked hope it worked is the government going to pay attention probably not unless you

00:44:44.120 sustain it, you have to be willing to go to the mat. And that was the difference

00:44:52.960 with the Freedom Convoy. The Freedom Convoy forced Justin Trudeau and his henchmen

00:45:01.820 into a situation of incredible worldwide embarrassment. And so he embarrassed himself

00:45:10.240 even further by invoking the Emergencies Act, but look what happened during and just after the

00:45:17.240 convoy. All of the provinces miraculously started dropping their COVID-19 mandates and restrictions

00:45:24.200 and things started getting back to normal. Now, I understand that there's still some things,

00:45:30.920 a lot of things that need to be done, but that's what the Freedom Convoy did. Those three and a

00:45:35.220 half weeks or four weeks almost in ottawa in late january and february of 2022 almost three years

00:45:42.680 ago now and by the way we're expecting a verdict in the tamara leach chris barber trial i believe

00:45:48.160 it's going to be in february ridiculously but do we need do the do the farmers in the uk if they're

00:45:57.380 serious about this because they say this is it this is it if you do this 50 of the farmers in

00:46:05.820 the uk are going to fold their tent they're not going to keep doing what they're doing no farmers

00:46:09.620 no food do they have to stay there do they have to come back again tomorrow and the next day and

00:46:16.200 the next day until they get their way yeah you know i've been thinking here in canada that maybe

00:46:25.540 we need to do something again. And it's not about COVID. It's not about, it needs to be about

00:46:33.180 something that people understand that's close to their heart, that's really bothering them right

00:46:38.100 now. So it's not going to be about digital currency. It's not going to be about digital ID.

00:46:43.720 It's not going to be about any of the things we talk about regularly. It's not going to be about

00:46:47.980 smart cities. And we're going to talk more about that in just a second. It's going to be about

00:46:52.060 a lame duck, lying, corrupt government

00:46:56.920 still trying to impose their will

00:47:00.180 on the people of this country,

00:47:02.080 even after the polls have showed them

00:47:04.660 in such a precarious position

00:47:06.580 for the last 18 months now.

00:47:08.320 Every time a new poll,

00:47:10.480 political poll comes out in this country,

00:47:12.280 you see the conservative,

00:47:13.960 they may as well be in charge.

00:47:15.700 Trump may as well have invited Paliyev

00:47:17.940 down to Mar-a-Lago instead of Trudeau.

00:47:20.240 Trudeau has nothing.

00:47:22.060 nothing he's like an nhl coach with no new contract

00:47:28.420 if he's not going to be back next year why should we play for him he's a lame duck that's what trudeau

00:47:36.740 is right now even though i did get into an argument on x with somebody about this last week he's not

00:47:41.580 a lame duck lame duck and they gave me the webster's dictionary definition i said yeah he's

00:47:46.320 a lame duck he is definitely a lame duck we know he's not coming back even though trudeau thinks

00:47:51.000 he might have a chance. He actually said that the other day. He said, yeah, we'll just wait until

00:47:57.100 people go to the polls. They're going to change their mind when they actually see what's on the

00:48:00.620 line. Trudeau still believes that he can win. I say, all right, Justin, if you really believe

00:48:06.380 that, then put your money where your mouth is and drop the writ. Dissolve parliament. Let's have an

00:48:12.220 election. That's what we need. And these guys, him and Singh, have been holding us hostage now

00:48:19.960 for the better part of a year with these ridiculous polls the conservatives may as well be in power

00:48:26.220 now trudeau can't do anything because of a paralyzed parliament i say we need to force the

00:48:32.880 issue and it's not going to happen with a petition and bless the people who have tried to get the

00:48:40.840 petitions out there but it's not working they need to hear us so what can we do i'm not saying we

00:48:47.520 bring all the trucks to ottawa again it's not what i'm saying what i am saying is that maybe

00:48:55.040 about a hundred thousand of us get together and go to ottawa peacefully with signs we want an

00:49:04.360 election now so we need the numbers that we had with the freedom convoy but not the trucks because

00:49:10.920 the trucks were the problem and we need to be respectful of everybody even more than we were

00:49:16.560 last time to give the left-wing corporate media absolutely no reason to be able to call any of us

00:49:23.440 normal average Canadians right-wing extremists. Diagalon, which Trudeau brought up in the House

00:49:31.740 of Commons again the other day, like people know what it is. We know, but the average normie has

00:49:38.440 no idea what it is. So could we go to Ottawa again, 100,000 Canadians or more, and stay there

00:49:47.380 for as long as it takes to get them to call an election? I'm not talking about right now. We've

00:49:52.340 got Christmas and all of that, and Parliament's not going to be sitting until, I think, late

00:49:56.440 January. So we go back to when Parliament resumes in late January and just stand there on the front

00:50:04.620 lawn of parliament hill and say we want hold the sign we want an election we want one now

00:50:10.680 now not october now we don't want trudeau to be able to do any more damage than he's already done

00:50:18.620 and he wants to bill c63 bill c293 are still major threats to us and one thing that people

00:50:27.980 forget this could cause a constitutional crisis once polyev gets in there but if he wants to

00:50:32.800 start repealing these things, he's got to get it through the Senate, which is dominated by

00:50:36.540 Trudeau appointees right now. Whether they call themselves independent senators or not, they are

00:50:42.140 lifelong liberals. And they may try to cause a problem, a problem so bad that Polyev has to

00:50:49.380 reopen the Constitution to get rid of the Senate. Now, I don't think that an appointed Senate would

00:50:57.220 try to override the people of the country, the elected officials of the people of this country.

00:51:02.420 I don't think they would. But if they do, it would give us reason to redo the Constitution

00:51:08.440 and remove the Senate or at least change it drastically and make them elected. I do believe

00:51:13.660 we need that upper chamber. It's a house of sober second thought, but they need to be elected and

00:51:22.220 they need to have term limits. Anywhere between three and five years would be fine with me.

00:51:28.200 so what else is going on oh yeah yeah the smart cities all right so this is happening all across

00:51:33.260 the country as i've brought up time and time again people have asked me lately how come you

00:51:36.880 haven't talked about the smart cities in a while say i haven't really been a thing

00:51:39.740 the winnipeg metropolitan region board has been suspiciously quiet for these past couple of

00:51:46.620 months they haven't rescheduled a public forum that they were supposed to reschedule and they

00:51:51.620 tried to sneak this one past us back in the summertime but it's still happening all across

00:51:57.080 the country, including Aurora, Ontario. So here's a guy called Joel Sussman. Our friend Maggie

00:52:02.600 Braun tells me I had to ask her who this guy was. Joel Sussman, who spoke at Aurora Town Council

00:52:09.000 a little while back. This is a fantastic speech. Please watch.

00:52:17.720 Good evening. Restructuring of Canadian mayors and municipalities under the auspices of the

00:52:23.060 The United Nations began in 1992.

00:52:25.700 PM Mulroney signed Canada onto UN Agenda 21.

00:52:29.020 Canada thus became a UN member nation state.

00:52:31.900 178 countries signed on,

00:52:33.640 lured by the promise of big money to go green.

00:52:36.240 By 2000, countries, including Canada,

00:52:38.220 were being governed by directions of the UN, G7, G20,

00:52:41.340 World Economic Forum, and World Health Organization,

00:52:44.080 to name some.

00:52:45.340 Every organization named is a foreign-based NGO,

00:52:48.320 non-governmental organization,

00:52:49.740 and every member of all these organizations is unelected.

00:52:53.060 parliamentary procedures for law changes weren't followed in 1994 a municipal primer was issued to

00:52:58.500 all local towns outlining how they were to restructure their governments though the

00:53:02.740 municipal primer was a non-binding agreement all towns adopted it our public officials

00:53:08.500 the mayor and counselors of that day were partnered with a private corporation the

00:53:11.940 corporation of the town of aurora who appointed a chief administrative officer who helped implement

00:53:16.580 the global agenda instead of a local one the international council on local and environmental

00:53:21.620 issues, ICLEI became the main source of consultation to push and fund the global agenda.

00:53:26.980 We remind you that the World Economic Forum and the United Nations signed a strategic

00:53:30.860 partnership framework in 2019 to jointly accelerate the implementation of the 2030

00:53:35.660 Agenda for Sustainable Development. This is the same World Economic Forum whose Chairman

00:53:40.600 Klaus Schwab famously declared, you will own nothing and be happy. This is the same Klaus

00:53:46.220 Schwab who, referring to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, boasted, we have penetrated

00:53:50.900 more than half of his cabinet we would ask mayor maracas and the counselors why should the citizens

00:53:56.500 of aurora bow down to the intrusive dictates of an unelected foreign entity the fact is we should

00:54:01.860 not and we will not what you ask does any of this have to do with 15 minute smart cities

00:54:08.420 absolutely everything smart s for surveillance m for monitoring a for analysis

00:54:13.860 r for reporting and t for technology technology technology news editor patrick wood 50 years of

00:54:20.740 experience and expertise on technocracy wrote, the 15-minute city is a cover for data collection

00:54:26.140 bonanza for technocrats who design and operate them. Cities designed for maximum efficiency

00:54:30.860 always reveal technocrat thinking that efficiency itself is the goal. Maximum surveillance allows

00:54:36.500 for maximum control to achieve even more efficiency. At its very root, this mechanistic

00:54:42.920 thinking is anti-human. The 15-minute city narrative seeks to fool you in the guise of

00:54:47.880 saving the planet, keeping you safe and delivering convenience. It's actually the gateway to digital

00:54:52.560 IDs and CBDC, central bank digital currencies. CBDCs allow bankers and or governments to freeze

00:54:58.240 your bank account because you happen to peacefully and lawfully protest and express your disagreement

00:55:02.540 with government policy. Anyone remember the trucker's convoy in Ottawa, February 22,

00:55:07.860 when the government of Canada invoked the Emergencies Act and froze the private bank

00:55:11.700 accounts of law-abiding citizens? 15-minute cities are wolves in sheep's clothing. Don't believe the

00:55:17.620 Countless stories spewing forth from the 24-7 basis from the elitist captured mainstream media,

00:55:22.600 all claiming to have your best interests at heart.

00:55:25.440 We have been burned too many times.

00:55:27.340 In reality, 24-7 surveillance through the Internet of Things inside your home,

00:55:31.600 5G and LED streetlights outside, monitoring and tracking and recording everything.

00:55:36.700 Implementation of exclusion zones and geofencing to restrict movement and travel.

00:55:40.740 Ability to control behaviors through military-directed energy technologies.

00:55:46.020 Property and car ownership to be outlawed.

00:55:48.360 Evictions from farms and rural areas to gather people into cities.

00:55:52.480 Digital passports being promulgated by the UN, World Economic Forum, and the World Health Organization

00:55:57.040 are in the final stages of planning and implementation.

00:56:00.400 They are tied to social credit score, which is determined by compliance to government directives.

00:56:04.840 These passports control all access and all aspects of life.

00:56:08.240 Digital currency is being implemented to end cash and monitor all your spending.

00:56:12.220 Your digital currency will be turned off or on depending on your compliance score.

00:56:16.740 UBI Universal Basic Income is a state-controlled allowance forcing compliance by restricting access to food, money, services, and education.

00:56:24.520 All of the above will enable climate lockdowns to be implemented easily, arbitrarily, and indefinitely.

00:56:30.540 The real agenda of 15-minute smart cities is to monitor and control everyone and everything.

00:56:35.800 In summary, in the coming days, Council will receive an electronic info packet which will contain the text of this delegation and other items.

00:56:42.220 We, the citizens of Aurora, wish to enter into a meaningful, respectful dialogue with our elected members of Council on this complex, important issue.

00:56:51.120 A key framework of that dialogue is a list of questions posed to Council.

00:56:55.000 Can Council explicitly guarantee that citizens will be free to travel as is their right under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms?

00:57:01.040 Can Council guarantee not to restrict access to essential services, medical care, bank accounts, government pensions, utilities?

00:57:07.680 most importantly we the citizens of aurora need to have the conversation with council

00:57:13.080 about exiting their non-binding agreement with the private for-profit entity known as

00:57:19.380 the corporation of the town of aurora we need to turn back the page to a simpler time

00:57:24.480 when open transparent municipal government serving its citizens and working in their

00:57:30.320 best interests rule the day we are your equal partners on this journey thank you

00:57:37.680 Well, that was very well put.

00:57:51.360 So let's go to the government website.

00:57:52.800 This is the website of the government, Canada.ca here.

00:57:58.720 Smart cities and national security.

00:58:02.800 Excuse me, what?

00:58:04.700 Smart cities and national security.

00:58:06.800 how does one have anything to do with the other what are smart cities smart cities in canada what

00:58:12.080 kind of data is collected and how what are the national security concerns i will bet you that

00:58:17.680 most mayors and town and city councilors have no idea at all about any of this well there is many

00:58:25.760 definitions of a smart city here we refer to environments where digital technologies are used

00:58:31.040 to enhance, enhance, it's all flowers and light here, the quality and efficiency of municipal

00:58:37.580 services. A smart city collects and analyzes data interactions with and usage of public

00:58:44.300 infrastructure in order to improve service delivery and user experience. This data is

00:58:50.260 collected through connected sensors and individual devices, which are part of centralized networks

00:58:56.460 that manage service delivery.

00:58:58.880 A whole bunch of jib-jab there, if you ask me,

00:59:01.360 but they did say something that was very interesting, didn't they?

00:59:04.180 They said,

00:59:06.100 Hmm, interesting.

00:59:19.580 Like license plate readers,

00:59:21.340 which the province of Manitoba has got a contract out for right now,

00:59:25.300 and other provinces in the country are using them already.

00:59:28.500 License plate readers.

00:59:31.660 Read your license plate like it's one of those sticker things,

00:59:35.880 one of those codes.

00:59:37.200 What are those things called again?

00:59:40.660 Smart cities in Canada.

00:59:42.340 There is no definitive tracking on the number of smart city projects

00:59:45.980 currently underway in Canada,

00:59:47.300 but there's clearly a high level of interest.

00:59:49.320 It's early as 2017 when the government of Canada

00:59:52.440 Smart Cities Challenge was launched.

00:59:55.300 Over 225 municipalities expressed interest in exploring smart city benefits by submitting

01:00:00.600 applications. Yeah, because the prize was like, what, 50 million or something? Municipalities

01:00:05.500 from every province and territory, including small towns, indigenous communities, and large

01:00:09.740 urban centers all applied. I think Montreal won. No surprise there. What kind of data is collected

01:00:16.580 and how? To give you a sense of the kind of information that could be collected in a smart

01:00:23.460 city, consider these smart city applications. Smart utilities, smart homes, autonomous vehicles,

01:00:29.500 smart hospitals, smart commerce, and smart public transportation. To provide one example,

01:00:34.600 smart city technologies used to manage traffic or transportation might collect data that provide

01:00:41.920 a picture of individuals' movements in a city or other related data. This personal information

01:00:47.880 could be collected from sensors like audio and video recording devices or vehicle license plate

01:00:53.780 readers or from personal mobile devices. And then they talk about data exploitation,

01:01:01.500 interconnected critical infrastructure, possible harmful impacts of a smart city breach or

01:01:06.560 inadequate data governance. How smart cities can be compromised. Key considerations. So

01:01:14.720 as much as your town councils or city councils like edmonton there we're not doing that it's

01:01:21.040 no 15 minute city they're all doing it to some degree even the small towns even the ones who

01:01:28.220 are coming up with these 20 30 vital transportation plans we need a transportation plan in a town of

01:01:35.640 2 000 people with eight streets and no traffic lights we have to have a transportation plan

01:01:41.140 what i could walk around the entire town in 20 minutes are you kidding me right now you got you

01:01:48.540 got to have a transportation plan now maggie maggie braun maggie hope braun again she sent me

01:01:54.740 this today this is on her sub stack let me put it up on the screen here oops it was on the screen

01:01:59.820 all right let me take it down and put it back on the screen an open letter to brandon city council

01:02:04.720 branded manitoba for those of you that don't know this is on kickley that's k-i-c-k a lot of people

01:02:12.120 say how do you spell kickley well she it uses a play on words on ickley which we've talked about

01:02:18.200 before she just puts the k in front of ickley so it's kickley k-i-c-l-e-i dot substack dot com

01:02:26.180 if you're not a member of maggie's substack please go and join it she puts out such good

01:02:32.840 information on a very consistent basis open letter to brandon city council

01:02:38.060 dear members this open letter is submitted to formally appeal for a re-evaluation of the

01:02:46.340 brandon city plan as outlined in bylaw number 7392 while presented as a framework for growth

01:02:53.580 this plan is deeply influenced by voluntary global programs and climate action plans that

01:02:59.160 prioritize external ideologies over Brandon's unique needs. The council must reflect on its

01:03:07.140 responsibilities under the Municipal Act of Manitoba and its duty to consider the well-being

01:03:12.140 and interests of the municipality, which inherently includes respecting the voices

01:03:16.720 of Brandon residents, which they have not been doing. Just brush them off as a fringe bunch of

01:03:23.560 kooks. The Municipal Act and Council's Responsibilities. Under Section 83.1 of the

01:03:30.560 Municipal Act of Manitoba, the general duties of council members include to consider the well-being

01:03:35.380 and interests of the municipality as a whole and to bring to the council's attention anything that

01:03:40.420 would promote the well-being or interests of the municipality. And once again, let me just tell you

01:03:44.740 that Brandon is a city of roughly 50, 55,000 people. It has no need for any of this nonsense,

01:03:51.980 None. While this language focuses on the municipality as an entity, it's essential to

01:03:59.560 recognize that serving the municipality means serving its people. The well-being and interests

01:04:04.300 of Brandon cannot be separated from the well-being and interests of its residents. The council's

01:04:09.660 declaration of office and statutory duties require it to act in a manner that promotes transparency,

01:04:16.160 accountability, and trust, dismissing significant public opposition to the Brandon City Plan

01:04:21.580 undermines these principles and raises concerns about whether the Council is prioritizing the

01:04:26.900 interests of its residents or external influences like the United Nations.

01:04:34.040 The public hearing on August 19, 2024, demonstrated overwhelming opposition to the

01:04:40.560 Brandon City Plan. Council chambers, overflow rooms, and hallways were filled with concerned

01:04:45.760 citizens, yet their objections were dismissed. Advancing the plan in the face of such opposition

01:04:52.340 erodes public trust and risks alienating the very people who depend on the council to represent

01:04:57.320 them. Legal context, the Paris Agreement and Manitoba's climate policies, and by the way,

01:05:03.020 Donald Trump has already announced the United States is going to be pulling out of these

01:05:06.620 ridiculous Paris Accord agreements. It's crucial to address misunderstandings about the obligations

01:05:14.140 tied to the Paris Agreement and similar global frameworks.

01:05:17.200 Number one, the Paris Agreement is non-binding at the local level.

01:05:21.760 While the Paris Agreement is a legally binding international treaty for countries,

01:05:25.500 its specific targets, known as nationally determined contributions,

01:05:30.120 are not enforceable at the municipal level.

01:05:33.200 Municipalities like Brandon are under no legal obligation to adopt or enforce these targets.

01:05:38.600 Number two, Manitoba's climate policies are advisory, not mandatory.

01:05:43.320 The Made in Manitoba Climate and Green Plan establishes provincial greenhouse gas reduction goals, but these are not legally binding for municipalities.

01:05:52.280 Local governments retain full authority to determine climate policies that align with their communities' needs.

01:05:59.500 Manitoba has a net carbon sink. The whole country is.

01:06:02.620 the brandon city plan's emphasis on achieving net zero emissions ignores the broader context

01:06:09.060 of manitoba's natural carbon sequestration capabilities i hope i said that right i don't

01:06:15.020 think i did but i i hope i did population emissions in manitoba with a population of approximately

01:06:21.240 one one million four hundred seventy four thousand four hundred thirty nine people

01:06:26.000 manitoba emits an estimated 20.94 million tons of carbon annually based on the canadian average of

01:06:33.340 14.2 tons per person per year i'll try it again carbon sequestration i think i said it right

01:06:42.320 sequestration potential of manitoba's ecosystems manitoba's diverse ecosystems serve as powerful

01:06:47.940 carbon sinks absorbing significantly more co2 than the population emits and remember that maggie

01:06:55.320 hope Bron has got a degree in this stuff. She knows what she's talking about. Boreal forests

01:07:02.080 covering approximately 34 million hectares. Manitoba's boreal forests sequester an estimated

01:07:08.440 204 million tons of carbon annually. Peatlands accounting for approximately 19.2 million hectares.

01:07:16.800 Manitoba's peatlands sequester an estimated 384 million tons of CO2 annually. Wetlands sequester

01:07:24.620 an estimated 32.5 million tons of CO2 annually. Agricultural soils, 10 million. Grasslands,

01:07:32.300 4 million. Total carbon sequestration, 634.5 million tons of carbon annually, over 30 times

01:07:42.220 of the province's total emissions. Recommendations, re-evaluate the plan.

01:07:51.620 seek legal advice confirm that brandon is under no legal obligation to implement paris agreement

01:07:58.180 targets or align with icly frameworks prioritize local needs focus on addressing brandon's unique

01:08:04.800 challenges it doesn't have any acknowledge manitoba's carbon sinks uphold accountability

01:08:10.980 conclusion this is brilliant maggie if you're watching right now this is absolutely brilliant

01:08:17.460 thank you for this. The Brandon City Plan prioritizes global ideologies over the immediate

01:08:23.320 needs of the community. Furthermore, there is no legal mandate for Brandon to adopt net zero

01:08:28.800 targets under the Paris Agreement or Manitoba policies, proceeding under the misconception

01:08:33.800 that such obligations exist risks financial harm and erodes public trust. This letter implores

01:08:40.760 the council to reconsider this plan, seek appropriate legal advice, and prioritize

01:08:45.700 Brandon's residents over non-binding global objectives. Now, do you think that this letter

01:08:51.100 is going to have any impact on them? No, because they're woke, these councillors, and ideology

01:08:58.200 driven. To them, facts do not matter. This open letter serves as a collective appeal to the

01:09:09.580 council to uphold its duty to the people of Brandon and to ensure transparency and accountability in

01:09:15.260 its decision-making process. Get involved. Reach out to Maggie. Here's the email right here at the

01:09:21.440 bottom of the screen. You guys can see here. I'll circle it with my little pointer right there.

01:09:28.180 Info at Kickley.ca. Info at Kickley.ca. And this is not just for residents of Brandon or

01:09:38.640 municipalities surrounding Brandon. This is for everybody in the country. Your municipality

01:09:44.620 whether you know it or not is going through the exact same thing right now the partners for

01:09:53.800 climate protection boast of over 400 municipalities in this country that are all putting in plans

01:09:59.680 based upon their recommendations 400 municipalities chances are good that you live in one of those 400

01:10:08.800 municipalities or cities.

01:10:12.520 Ickley.

01:10:13.580 Sorry, info.

01:10:14.840 Info at

01:10:15.780 Kickley,

01:10:17.500 K-I-C-L-E-I.

01:10:20.500 K-I-C-L-E-I.ca.

01:10:24.320 That's for Maggie Hope Braun

01:10:25.840 for feedback and assistance.

01:10:27.120 And again,

01:10:27.960 thank you, Maggie,

01:10:29.620 for everything that you've done

01:10:31.120 and are doing.

01:10:33.960 One more thing here.

01:10:35.820 The scare tactics continue.

01:10:37.460 this is before we go to the extension on shadow davis.com for you all access people i'm not sure

01:10:42.380 what we're going to do tonight i've got a couple of videos we'll talk about it when we get there

01:10:45.840 this is one thing we do do i said do do uh one thing we do in the extension with the all access

01:10:52.940 members is we discuss what we want to see because i've got a whole bunch of different things that

01:10:58.020 we can go ahead and watch and these are deep deep there's a video of a guy who actually claims to be

01:11:04.820 the assassin of john f kennedy i had never seen this before i peeled it off today and i went whoa

01:11:10.600 it's long really long haven't had a chance to watch it all yet but the guy claims he claims

01:11:17.180 so that could be the thing we do tonight in the extension or it might be something else

01:11:22.120 completely different anyway uh here's the thing let's throw it up hundreds of vials of deadly

01:11:27.680 viruses missing after lab breach oh this is newsweek yet used to be a respected left-wing

01:11:33.920 corporate media organization so let's see what they have to say it's a couple of days ago now

01:11:38.980 it could be worldwide already hundreds of vials containing live viruses have gone missing from

01:11:45.080 a laboratory in australia sparking an investigation how does that even happen like hundreds of vials

01:11:51.020 containing live viruses how what like aren't these places under such heavy security this

01:11:58.060 could never you could never even dream queensland health minister tim nichols announced today two

01:12:04.800 days ago that 323 samples of live viruses including hendra virus lysa virus and hantavirus went

01:12:13.400 missing in 2021 what in a serious breach of biosecurity protocols yeah this is a new story

01:12:23.360 what

01:12:25.200 hantavirus was first discovered in the mid-90s after infecting and killing several horses in

01:12:33.620 australia only a handful of humans have caught the disease after being infected

01:12:37.340 hantavirus is carried by rodents and can cause hantavirus pulmonary syndrome

01:12:42.260 which has a mortality rate of 38 while lysavirus is similar to rabies and also has a very high

01:12:49.300 mortality rate oh boy how does that even happen and and what is it going to be like some sort of

01:12:56.380 episode of 24 or season of 24 we have to get the guy who stole the viruses let's get jack

01:13:02.160 bauer on the case but these three years ago well i guess security was lax around that time because

01:13:10.080 you know covid all right guys that's it for the show tonight thank you for being here thank you

01:13:16.680 for watching. I love you all. I appreciate you all. I'll catch you tomorrow night. Don't forget

01:13:21.360 Ted Koontz of Vaccine Choice Canada joins the show tomorrow night, eight o'clock central. And

01:13:26.440 next Wednesday night, it's going to be our friend Karen Kingston on the show. Apparently she's got

01:13:31.600 some inside stuff on what exactly they're planning for us all on January the 21st. The extension

01:13:40.300 coming up in all access on shadowdavis.com in two minutes. If you're not going to be there,

01:13:45.220 I'll catch you tomorrow night, eight o'clock. Love you. And I will talk to you later. Bye.

01:14:15.220 We'll be right back.

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