The Shadoe Davis Show - Dec. 30th⧸2024- How Many Indian Immigrants Came to Canada in 2024？

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00:08:17.720 And tonight we're going to run some video from 1962 from a guy called Dan Smoot,

00:08:23.700 who was back then warning us about a one world government.

00:08:31.080 So why is there an election coming?

00:08:33.100 We're going to get to that in just a second.

00:08:34.620 And how many Indian immigrants, immigrants from India, have come to Canada in 2024?

00:08:41.120 for we haven't got the exact numbers yet we do from the first seven months of the year and then

00:08:45.540 the projection for the entire year and it's alarming it's alarming so if you're seeing a

00:08:50.720 lot of turbines out there you're not going crazy there are and and i'm not talking about the past 0.77

00:08:57.360 10 years just the past year how many indian immigrants have arrived in canada as temporary

00:09:05.040 workers or students and just decided to stay they're not going back even though the trudeau

00:09:10.840 government says they have to and we trust that they will on their own merit on their word

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00:11:55.940 All right. So before we begin tonight, we've talked about smart cities.

00:12:00.560 We've talked about the 15 minute city plan. We've talked about the UN compact strategy, the immigration compact strategy signed by Canada about seven or eight years ago now.

00:12:11.680 So this is the latest one. And note the name in the upper corner here. This is from the website of M Richard or Richard Associates dot C.

00:12:20.220 A. These guys seem to be involved, at least in Manitoba, in all of these 15 minute city slash smart city projects, even if they're small towns like Emerson, Franklin.

00:12:30.100 So Emerson Franklin, which is right on the border of the United States, steaming ahead, creating a shared vision for Emerson Franklin.

00:12:38.280 They need to change things somehow in a town of, I think it's less than a thousand people.

00:12:45.840 Steaming ahead is a community plan that's intended to manage future growth and change in the community over the next 10 to 20 years.

00:12:53.360 Yeah, they might get an extra 50 people by then.

00:12:58.500 This is crazy.

00:12:59.620 This is about half an hour south of that town I was telling you about two months ago, Morris.

00:13:05.800 Morris is a town of about 3,000 people.

00:13:09.100 And for some reason in Morris, they need to have a transportation plan.

00:13:13.440 It's urgent.

00:13:16.080 And, of course, they need a property management plan and land management and all of that stuff.

00:13:21.920 But this here, this is a comprehensive guide for land use, zoning, housing, recreation, transportation, infrastructure, as well as rural and agricultural preservation under the guise of the UN SDGs.

00:13:37.500 All 17 of them, baby. All that language is in this plan.

00:13:41.340 where are we at in the process they ask on monday january 20th this month or next month three weeks

00:13:51.140 from now from 9 a.m to noon emerson franklin council will hold a public hearing to receive

00:13:56.740 comments and feedback from the public on the municipality's new development plan bylaw

00:14:01.260 emerson franklin steaming ahead oh and by the way guys this is the second reading once they get past

00:14:08.240 this one. They're going to go ahead and make all this stuff law, and then they're just going to

00:14:11.620 come and do what they're going to do right on your property. So if I'm you, and if I live in

00:14:19.220 this municipality or a neighboring municipality, because all of the municipalities in Manitoba

00:14:23.960 are obligated by law to come up with one of these plans from the provincial government

00:14:28.820 under the PCs, by the way, the progressive conservatives, not the NDP,

00:14:33.060 you've got to go and make a stink about it and you've got to look go look up to see if your

00:14:40.880 community has got one of these things it's very simple to do that go to google and write in the

00:14:45.820 name of your municipality and then plan 2050 plan or 2030 plan and guess what's going to come up

00:14:51.940 what's going to come up on the very first item or the second item is going to be one of these plans

00:14:57.020 probably from mrichardandassociates.ca so january 20th in emerson franklin that's when you guys can

00:15:05.300 go and by the way find out more at mrichardassociates.ca again that is mrichardassociates.ca

00:15:15.700 all right there's an election coming believe it or not i don't think justin trudeau is resigning

00:15:23.780 And I'll show you why in just a couple of minutes. But look at this. This is the I think Prudhoe

00:15:30.940 truly believes that he can turn things around and save the liberal party from certain death.

00:15:38.140 And it's not just death. I mean, we're talking about death. We are talking big time here.

00:15:45.560 These are the seat projections from this guy here. Cherist, Cheritist, who's been doing this,

00:15:52.780 apparently real Albanian Pat he's been doing these number breakouts for a number of years now

00:15:57.880 and this is based on the latest Angus Reid poll that came out yesterday or maybe Friday

00:16:03.840 the conservatives are projected to get 241 seats that's plus 122 from where they stood at the last

00:16:13.880 election in 2021 the block 58 seats 58 seats they're at 32 right now the ndp would go up by 13

00:16:25.540 somehow by some miracle to 38 seats the liberals look at that six greens nothing i don't see the

00:16:36.400 ppc on here either for all you ppc bros and sisters i'm sorry but it's not happening i'll

00:16:42.320 explain what I think they should do. I've told Max Bernier this to his face, by the way, in case you

00:16:47.880 don't know, in case you think I'm scared to do it, I'm not because I've said this to him. And he said,

00:16:53.620 no, no, no, that never happened. But anyway, that, my friends, is what it looks like as far as the

00:17:00.840 seat breakout. Now, as far as the percentages, conservatives at 45%, the NDPs at 21, the liberals

00:17:08.640 at 16 16 the blocks at 11 so the block is eating the liberals lunch in quebec 11 nationally what

00:17:20.180 are they at i wonder what they're at in quebec probably 40 45 greens are down at three and look

00:17:26.220 at the ppc there they're at one percent now i ask this not as a jab i'm not taking any jabs here

00:17:33.360 at anybody who still believes in the People's Party of Canada.

00:17:36.900 I wouldn't do that.

00:17:38.660 But my question is valid.

00:17:40.560 You guys at the People's Party were very happy at 8%.

00:17:44.400 You guys were at 8% for a time.

00:17:47.180 I believe it was during the 2021 campaign.

00:17:50.780 8%.

00:17:51.340 So where did those 7% of people go?

00:17:54.280 Did they just vanish?

00:17:55.140 Did they go back to the Conservatives?

00:17:56.440 What happened to that 7% of people

00:17:59.440 who were fully supportive of the People's Party of Canada

00:18:02.480 back in 2021 i think that's a very interesting question now pierre palia posted this on his ex

00:18:10.560 today tomorrow morning at nine o'clock eastern i will release a new year's movie don't miss it

00:18:18.520 and in here he's got uh trudeau obviously there's freeland there's gilbo can't make out who that is

00:18:27.320 You guys know who that is? Can you, can you see that? This is, uh, what's his name? The health

00:18:33.880 minister, but this one here, I can't make that out. Is that Melanie Schoenly? Anyway, that's

00:18:40.040 tomorrow morning in case you're interested in seeing Pierre Polyev's new year's movie. Now

00:18:47.920 here's why I think an election is just around the corner. This is why I think that, that,

00:18:54.540 that non-confidence motion that's going to go to committee on january 7th is going to work

00:18:58.860 even though charlie angus of the ndp says he's going to vote against it and he can say that

00:19:03.860 because he's not running in the next election so he can say whatever he wants i believe

00:19:07.440 any ndp mp who's running in the next election will listen to jagmeet singh who said already

00:19:13.120 that he will vote out this liberal government at the first opportunity and he's campaigning right

00:19:17.760 now. This was released yesterday. The Canadian dream is a good job that gets you a home and a

00:19:25.160 fridge full of groceries with enough left over to save for vacations. A country where we take care

00:19:30.940 of our neighbors and healthcare is there as soon as you need it. But Justin Trudeau and his

00:19:36.060 government keep letting people down. And there's another threat to the middle class. Pierre Polyev

00:19:41.840 and the conservatives will take from you to give more to CEOs. It's favors and giveaways for

00:19:49.240 billionaires while they cut health care, housing and pensions. I got into politics to fight for

00:19:55.820 people. It's why I fought for dental care, even when Justin Trudeau said no. It's why I won't

00:20:02.040 let Pierre Polyev cut your health care or let Donald Trump take your job. I don't back down.

00:20:07.280 I don't give up. I'm always ready to fight. Stand with me this time. No matter who you voted for in

00:20:12.680 the past, together we can fix health care, build homes you can afford, and lower your bills with

00:20:18.220 a government that works for you for a change. 2025 is just around the corner, and that means

00:20:25.980 that we're almost in an election year. Our liberal plan has been investing in you to deliver $10 a

00:20:33.600 child care, dental care, and pharmacare, and more affordable homes.

00:20:38.600 Our work to build a strong economy that works for all Canadians isn't done.

00:20:43.280 And all of our progress is at stake with Pierre Polyev and the Conservative Party pushing

00:20:48.400 for deep cuts to the programs Canadians rely on.

00:20:52.480 Only with your support can we keep building a better future for everyone.

00:20:57.000 Yeah, that's him alright.

00:21:02.000 all right we got to go back and see that we got to go back and see that again that last part of

00:21:08.620 the video there i threw that in some guy in bc was sitting in the same restaurant as justin trudeau

00:21:12.900 right across the aisle way from right across in the next booth over and he noticed oh look there's

00:21:18.100 so he phoned the blackface thing and oh yeah that's him all right we got to see that canadians

00:21:24.120 rely on only with your support can we keep building a better future for everyone

00:21:32.000 yeah that's him all right

00:21:34.460 that video of trudeau by the way not the one of him waving his hands around

00:21:46.000 in the restaurant but the video of hey it's an election year and we need to protect the

00:21:53.240 programs that we've put in place from the evil pierre polyev as he much is on that apple

00:21:58.140 that's new now the liberals released a pseudo campaign ad last week before christmas and it

00:22:05.960 did not include justin trudeau so i believe that justin trudeau has decided to ignore

00:22:13.080 the rebel caucus in the liberal party and forge ahead into the next election he knows he hasn't

00:22:19.780 got time if he waits until april or may by then the liberal mps will have found a way

00:22:27.060 to get rid of him somehow using some deep and dark party mechanism from probably 1903

00:22:33.960 he knows something is amiss and so he wants to get it over with and i believe that he believes

00:22:41.020 that he is the only one who can save canada from the jaws of pierre polyette interesting

00:22:49.900 here is justin trudeau two years ago 15 so seven years ago one of the things that

00:22:57.460 we put forward and i remember saying this a whole bunch of times um

00:23:01.340 attack politics divisive politics negative stirring up of eight hate and fear and differences

00:23:10.500 the dirty secret is they work even back in 2015 they work to get you elected sure you can do that

00:23:17.420 can mobilize and get up it's just unacceptable unacceptable unacceptable unacceptable was

00:23:24.460 unacceptable and unacceptable unacceptable we know the way through this pandemic

00:23:33.340 is by getting everyone vaccinated and the overwhelming majority close to 90 of canadians

00:23:41.420 have done exactly that no they didn't 80 which is bad enough but it wasn't 90.

00:23:50.060 this is from the last federal election and in my opinion should be a commercial for the

00:23:55.500 conservative party of canada in the next election campaign both the tone and the policies of my

00:24:02.140 government changed drastically on the eve and during the last election campaign a decision

00:24:08.460 was made to wedge, to divide, and to stigmatize. We're not a country that makes vaccination

00:24:13.640 mandatory, for example. I'm just concerned about the fairness aspects of that as well.

00:24:20.480 We have made the decision that federal public servants need to be fully vaccinated. That is

00:24:27.060 something that we're also applying to everyone who gets on a plane or a train in the coming months

00:24:31.860 in Canada. We're going to make sure that people who choose not to get vaccinated don't get to

00:24:37.400 get on a plane or a train don't get to work in the public service don't get to

00:24:44.600 you know by working with the provinces on vaccine certifications and mandates

00:24:48.880 don't get to go to movie theaters or gyms or restaurants and other non

00:24:53.280 essential services now people have the choice not to get vaccinated but they

00:24:56.720 will be consequences for those choices bottom line is if anyone who doesn't

00:25:02.540 have a legitimate medical reason for not getting fully vaccinated chooses to not get vaccinated

00:25:09.060 there will be consequences you don't want to get vaccinated that's your choice but don't think you

00:25:14.960 can get on a plane or a train besides vaccinated now hold on let's go back just a little bit here

00:25:22.340 by the way that's uh joel light bound he is uh the liberal mp speaking out at the beginning of

00:25:30.500 that to not get vaccinated there will be consequences you don't want to get vaccinated

00:25:35.100 okay do you see this here this is trudeau in calgary

00:25:38.740 in the right in calgary skyview which was represented still is represented by george

00:25:45.460 shahal george shahal is a liberal mp who released a letter publicly last friday calling actually

00:25:52.960 demanding that the prime minister step down so even as the pressure increases from the liberal

00:26:01.180 rebel caucus trudeau i believe is digging his heels in and he will lead the party

00:26:08.460 in the next election so let's get back to um oops let's get back to uh the ppc for a second

00:26:16.720 And they're at 1% in the latest Angus Reid poll, as I showed you.

00:26:21.460 What's the problem there?

00:26:24.040 How come people don't want to vote PPC?

00:26:25.840 I mean, I've said this before, and I think it bears repeating,

00:26:31.200 that of all the platforms out there,

00:26:33.880 and the PPC's platform has remained the same ever since their inception.

00:26:38.160 You can go look at it online.

00:26:40.180 Of all the platforms out there, this is the one that I personally agree with the most.

00:26:44.700 Yes, there are certain issues that Pierre Polyeb just won't discuss.

00:26:49.480 Or when he does discuss them, he's very, very milquetoast about it.

00:26:53.940 And he still supports the war in Ukraine till the bitter end, which is insane.

00:27:00.300 So I'm sure there's some people whispering in his ear within the Conservative Party of Canada from both sides. 0.99

00:27:06.040 You've probably got people like Michelle Rempel, who's saying, yeah, Ukraine, Ukraine, it's a good thing.

00:27:12.320 and then leslund lewis on the other side saying you know what no but there's not enough leslund

00:27:16.940 lewis is out there so what i think is the ppc needs to it may be too late for this and max

00:27:23.380 bernier has said no never but i believe the ppc needs to go back to the conservative party of

00:27:31.760 canada even if it's only just to get these ideas within that party and talk to other mps and get a

00:27:40.200 voice in the house of commons here's max bernier two separate clips two years or three years apart

00:27:46.360 big governments keep saying that we need more government programs and more government spending

00:27:55.040 to help the poor because they are being treated unfairly in a free economy but we know that

00:28:04.620 That is completely nonsense. Hundreds of millions of people, the poorest people of the world, have been lift out poverty in China, in India, and in other third world countries in recent decades.

00:28:23.020 he's talking about china which is a full-blown communist nation lifting their people out of

00:28:31.120 poverty with smaller government what is he even talking about here and i asked about this speech

00:28:37.620 during an interview a couple of years ago and he kind of skirted around the question because they

00:28:41.620 have less government and more freedom it is because it is not because they have a huge government

00:28:48.220 it's because they have a government that give freedom to people a government like we he's

00:28:54.820 talking about china communist full totalitarian government who locked people down remember that

00:29:02.200 video from china during the pandemic where people were locked in their apartments for weeks and

00:29:08.220 weeks on end and they were on their balconies screaming screaming and max bernier now this is

00:29:15.180 2017 so i i will say that talking about how china gives its people freedom

00:29:20.820 he was still a member of the conservatives at this point by the way as well so maybe

00:29:27.000 maybe he had to say these things he used to have here in canada before trudeau been elected

00:29:35.020 i know you've got uh ideas on pipelines and immigration and we'll get to that but i gotta

00:29:42.980 ask you first and i'm following you on twitter why have you embraced and supported this idea that

00:29:49.140 canada could be destroyed your term by what you call global government what i said now he's right

00:29:58.980 here he is saying the right things and this this host of ctv is having none of it he's calling him

00:30:05.700 out and and he's being a dick about it to be completely honest but watch max's reaction here 0.68

00:30:11.300 The smile. I don't think that's a good thing. 0.95

00:30:15.200 It was very clear and based on facts.

00:30:17.800 In 2010, Justin Trudeau, Member of Parliament,

00:30:22.300 promoted a campaign by the UN, the UNPA website,

00:30:27.300 to create a world parliament that will have legislation

00:30:32.300 and laws that are binding for countries.

00:30:35.300 So the question is very legitimate to ask Justin Trudeau

00:30:40.300 If you still believe that we must have a world parliament, like maybe the European parliament, that will make law.

00:30:49.420 Very valid points. Absolutely. Very, very valid points.

00:30:54.140 The CTV host still making laws that will apply to Canada.

00:30:59.060 OK, I think that's a legitimate question.

00:31:00.900 Look at the smirk on his face. Like, why does he think this is such a joke?

00:31:06.420 Max actually brought up some very good examples.

00:31:08.880 The EU Parliament, for example, those countries, they're suffering because they've lost a lot of their sovereignty to the EU Parliament.

00:31:17.080 They can't make their own laws.

00:31:19.920 That's one of the reasons that Britain wanted out of it.

00:31:22.680 Remember Brexit?

00:31:23.720 OK, but that's not if you want to ask a legitimate question.

00:31:26.800 But here's my concern.

00:31:28.500 You tweeted in capital letters.

00:31:30.400 Is he, Justin Trudeau, loyal to Canada or loyal to a future world government that will destroy Canada?

00:31:37.640 You know this kind of world government is often associated, in your own words,

00:31:42.500 with paranoid, conspiracy-minded, anti-global.

00:31:46.520 Now, I don't recall Max ever saying that.

00:31:50.000 So this guy is quoting Max, trying to quote Max, and Max never said those things.

00:31:58.900 That this is a, I understand he actually signed this.

00:32:01.900 I've gone to the website and I've read it.

00:32:03.800 But you and I both know.

00:32:04.860 And he even admits to reading what Max is talking about.

00:32:09.640 The chances of this happening are next to nothing.

00:32:12.860 Why are you using this to get attention?

00:32:15.920 Is it a sign of desperation?

00:32:18.560 No, absolutely not.

00:32:20.080 Because the question is not if that parliament will happen in 10 years or 20 years from now.

00:32:25.240 The question is, we have a prime minister in office right now that believes in a world parliament,

00:32:32.840 and he is making decision with that belief.

00:32:36.900 But Maxine Bernier, why are you aligning?

00:32:38.940 You know the fellow travelers with this kind of stuff.

00:32:42.200 You know the people that peddle this kind of stuff.

00:32:44.780 It's marginalized stuff.

00:32:46.680 We've got real...

00:32:47.640 It's, you see, look at this guy.

00:32:50.080 It's not marginalized.

00:32:51.580 It's not marginalized at all.

00:32:53.080 Now, remember, this is five years ago.

00:32:55.000 Things have changed a lot.

00:32:56.120 I believe we have penetrated the mainstream

00:32:59.200 a lot more than we had in 2019.

00:33:02.160 And this guy has no excuse for acting the way he is.

00:33:05.720 But how does how does Max handle it, is my question.

00:33:09.980 Does he handle it with the grace of a national leader?

00:33:14.880 Real issues happening now.

00:33:16.900 You know, I know you for a long time.

00:33:18.800 Doesn't this make you look like a desperate person reaching for extreme views so you can get some attention?

00:33:25.080 Doesn't it undermine your credibility?

00:33:28.440 Absolutely not.

00:33:29.380 I'm speaking about real stuff, like you said, real policies, and I'm the only politician to speak about that.

00:33:37.380 Well, that's not completely true.

00:33:39.740 Like I mentioned, Lesley Lewis, and there have been a few inside the Conservative caucus who have come out and said these things.

00:33:47.140 One of them was expelled, Derek Sloan.

00:33:49.120 The others are still a part of the Conservative caucus, though.

00:33:51.960 So in my opinion, Max, this People's Party of Canada does not have any roots in this country.

00:34:03.880 They were a flash in the pan during the pandemic because Max said and did a number of things that no other politician would say and do.

00:34:13.880 And he got some traction from that.

00:34:15.900 But the People's Party as an entity has no real reason to exist right now as far as the normies in Canada are concerned.

00:34:27.640 The normies will be happy just to get rid of Justin Trudeau.

00:34:31.580 But we need Max's input.

00:34:34.940 We need these ideas that he has to get through to Pierre Polyev somehow.

00:34:39.860 Now, Leslie Lewis is doing that, and I'm sure there are a few others inside the CPC caucus

00:34:47.420 who are doing that, but I believe, and this is not about vote splitting, because right

00:34:54.560 now, I mean, the People's Party has got 1%, the Conservatives have got 45%, the Conservatives

00:34:59.280 do not need the People's Party to join, they just don't, but we need Max's voice and

00:35:06.060 what he's saying in the House of Commons. And I believe the only way for that to happen is for

00:35:13.180 Max to go back to Pierre and say, look, you know what? I made a mistake. Things have changed now.

00:35:21.340 And if you'll listen to me and maybe make me a minister, we can do some good together.

00:35:30.320 And then the People's Party goes away. I think that's the only way to do it.

00:35:34.720 Some people have said in the past, well, you know, it takes time for a new national party

00:35:40.500 to emerge and gain traction. And I'd say that's probably true. But there's there needs to be a 1.00

00:35:47.160 reason for the People's Party to exist. If you want to talk about the Reform Party, I've already

00:35:52.300 explained this. The Reform Party was the West wanting in. That was a Western wasn't a Western 0.66

00:35:58.180 separation party. It was a Western alienation party. We had had enough of being second class

00:36:04.160 citizens to people in Quebec and Ontario. And so that's what the Reform Party was. And later it

00:36:10.180 merged into the Canadian Alliance. Likewise with the Bloc, they have a regional area that they

00:36:15.820 rally for. And that's why they're so successful in Quebec. If the Bloc tried to run candidates

00:36:21.700 anywhere else in the country, they'd be destroyed. But the PPC does not have that kind of a base.

00:36:27.400 Now, the only other option that I can come up with for the People's Party of Canada is this.

00:36:32.020 and i've said this before but you may have missed it they need to concentrate on 20 to 30 ridings

00:36:39.680 where they think they might have the best chance to win those ridings would be rural ridings

00:36:45.140 probably in the maritimes i think they they could perform well in the maritimes if they

00:36:50.340 plaster the ridings they need to plaster with enough force same in ontario manitoba saskatchewan

00:36:57.200 the bc interior and of course alberta

00:37:02.020 And then maybe if they go hard and blitz these 20 to 30 ridings, they might come out with five,

00:37:08.400 seven, 10 seats. And then we would have opposition from the right for Pierre Polyev that he would

00:37:15.060 absolutely have to listen to. And maybe if the PPC works hard enough, they can actually become

00:37:20.180 official party status in the House of Commons, get 12 seats, and who knows what could happen after

00:37:24.760 that. But I don't know if that's what their plan is. And I haven't heard a lot from Max or anybody

00:37:33.860 else in the PPC on social media in the past few months at all. And with an election looming like

00:37:40.180 I think there's going to be in the next month, maybe month and a half, they need to start becoming

00:37:45.400 highly visible again. Now, I'm not looking at the comments right now, so I don't know what you guys

00:37:52.160 are saying. I'll have a look later. But and it's not that you have to agree with me. It's not that

00:37:57.700 you have to yell and scream and say, you're just a poly guy. And that's not it. I just look at

00:38:04.100 things from a reality basis. And when you see polls that come out like that, I mean, if this

00:38:09.860 were radio ratings and this is pretty close to the same thing that I would look at polls versus

00:38:15.620 radio ratings when I was working in radio. If I was 1% and my competition was at 47%,

00:38:22.180 the owners of that radio station would turn the lights up. That'd be it. Sorry, man, we're done.

00:38:29.240 Or they'd change the format and try and do something different to get people's attention.

00:38:33.820 But that's crazy. That's absolutely crazy, being at 1% when your main competition is at 45%.

00:38:42.100 percent. The only other option Trudeau has right now, and I don't think he's going to take this,

00:38:47.120 even though there's been a lot of speculation about it, is proroguing Parliament. So here's

00:38:51.740 an article written in 2009, about a year or six months maybe after Stephen Harper prorogued

00:39:00.340 Parliament to stop that liberal NDP bloc coalition from taking over government in the House of

00:39:05.860 Commons, written by Andrew Hurd. Andrew is the chief of the Department of Political Science at

00:39:11.160 Simon Fraser University in British Columbia. So this is a very interesting article, actually.

00:39:16.820 The governor general has reached a very difficult and historic decision in agreeing to the prime

00:39:22.100 minister's request to parole parliament December 4th, 2008. While there are sound arguments to

00:39:27.360 justify that decision, the balance of arguments reveals this to be a dangerous precedent,

00:39:32.300 allowing future prime ministers to justify fundamental abuses of power.

00:39:36.360 This decision also greatly undermined the ability of newly elected legislators to freely

00:39:44.020 decide who has their confidence to govern following an election. It's important to work

00:39:49.820 through the issues involved in this decision as they relate to fundamental principles that all

00:39:54.300 future governors general must try and balance in a timely constitutional crisis. A difficult

00:40:01.680 decision implies there are good reasons to decide in either direction, and there are several to

00:40:06.440 defend the decision to prorogue. First and foremost, the governor general has a duty to intervene in

00:40:12.040 the political process as little as possible. She is appointed and must allow ample room to let the

00:40:18.860 elected politicians try to resolve crises between themselves. They alone are directly accountable to

00:40:24.500 the electorate and should be given considerable latitude to resolve the crisis. And I believe

00:40:29.600 that's what's going on right now our governor general is looking at the liberal party going

00:40:35.260 guys can't fix this there's going to be a problem you're going to have to have an election or you're

00:40:41.200 going to have to get rid of trudeau somehow and you can't secondly the governor general is bound

00:40:46.180 to normally act on any constitutional advice offered by a prime minister who commands confidence

00:40:52.780 of a majority of the house of commons and right now say what you will according to the last vote

00:40:58.700 of non-confidence in the House, Trudeau had the confidence of the House because of Jagmeet Singh.

00:41:07.220 So he can take that to the governor general, even though we all know a lot has happened between then

00:41:12.340 and now. Again, this is from 2009. Since the conservative government won the confidence

00:41:17.820 votes held on the speech from the throne last week, on the last week of November, Mr. Harper

00:41:24.560 could apparently address the governor general with authority. So anyway, what this guy is talking

00:41:30.080 about is, should a governor general allow prerogament based upon, solely based upon,

00:41:37.220 the advice of the prime minister? And on what grounds and what representation does the prime

00:41:43.400 minister have? Does the prime minister go in to the governor general's place and say, hey, look,

00:41:48.860 I got the confidence of the House and we need to prerogue right now? Could Trudeau actually do that

00:41:54.440 and pull the wool over the governor general's eyes mary simon's eyes and say hey uh we got a

00:42:00.840 mess we got a mess my own caucus is revolting against me right now and and they're either

00:42:07.000 going to vote non-confidence replace me or you know so what's the governor general supposed to

00:42:13.420 say about that if she is acting in the best interest of the country she does not allow

00:42:21.040 Trudeau's request for prorogament. And maybe that's what's already happened. Maybe Trudeau

00:42:27.200 has already gone to Mary Simon and said, look, we have to prorogue parliament. My party needs to

00:42:32.360 come up with a new leader. I'm going to resign. Yeah, but we've got this, she may have said,

00:42:36.480 yeah, we've got this Trump thing coming up, these 25% tariffs and nobody to negotiate with them on

00:42:44.020 that because we've got a government in crisis and our parliament is paroled and we know that

00:42:51.880 trump doesn't like you mr prime minister and he doesn't

00:42:57.420 so i think she may have already denied him and that's why we have an election looming that's

00:43:06.220 why sing that's why trudeau have both released campaign announcements already and that's why

00:43:10.920 polyev is releasing that uh end of year movie tomorrow morning at nine o'clock eastern

00:43:17.160 that's only my opinion you guys take it for what it's worth now

00:43:20.720 we heard the stories this past summer of indian immigrants people from india defecating in public

00:43:32.020 we've seen pictures we've seen video and here is a ted talk the way this video is going to start

00:43:43.400 is with a ted talk from 2015 and then we're going to go into what's been happening in canada

00:43:48.500 over the last year have a look india has a lot to be proud of its democratic tradition

00:43:56.160 its diversity, its contributions in art, architecture, and science, and yoga.

00:44:05.860 But images like this one taint India's reputation.

00:44:15.240 So why is this image associated with India? 0.95

00:44:19.120 Well, if this circle represents all of the open defecation that happens in the world, 0.98

00:44:26.160 This is the fraction that happens in India and this is the fraction that 0.71

00:44:33.800 happens only in rural India. 65% of rural Indians defecate in the open. So what

00:44:43.280 that means is that most of the open defecation that happens in the world 0.99

00:44:47.020 happens in rural India and most rural Indians defecate in the open. Every day 0.99

00:44:53.480 500 million people in villages in India go in the fields rather than use a

00:45:01.400 toilet or a latrine. That's bigger than the population of the United States. And

00:45:08.180 this is a really important issue because open defecation is really bad for child

00:45:14.000 health. Every year hundreds of thousands of children die in India because of

00:45:21.380 exposure to the bacteria and feces and those that survive are physically and cognitively stunted

00:45:28.340 because of that exposure. Somebody called in about somebody posting things on TikTok

00:45:36.800 about East Indians defecating on the beach. It was a big shock to me to open my door to see the

00:45:43.360 officer asking me to come out and then stepping in and having a whole conversation about what I'm

00:45:49.040 posting on social media which is harming nobody i want people to know because it is a biohazard

00:45:53.640 it's the safety and well-being of the kids and the visitors that want to go use the beach i'm just

00:45:58.320 telling everybody what i know to be true and a lot of people are speaking up about turning

00:46:02.560 the world's longest freshwater beach into a toilet by defecating and burying diapers in the sand

00:46:12.100 and i am with natty she is the one that tipped us off tipped off the world if you will to this

00:46:18.880 horrible practice. She went on TikTok and opined about this behavior. Let's throw to an excerpt

00:46:26.820 of that right now in case you missed it. I've had to yell at people for shitting on the borderline 0.97

00:46:33.340 property line of my backyard. And yes, it was Indian families. So that's not false. You can 1.00

00:46:38.840 check my town's page where they say there are Indian people pooping on our beach because there 0.99

00:46:43.180 is they're digging holes and they're pooping and putting tents up because they don't want to go to

00:46:46.400 the washrooms all right you may have noticed a lot of people probably from india in your city

00:47:00.880 or town not just this past year but in the last 10 years let's just say i know here in winnipeg

00:47:08.960 there are lots of them there are times where you feel like you're a visitor in your own country and

00:47:17.640 it's so weird it's incredibly strange to feel that way you go into a grocery store and everybody's

00:47:26.740 brown and again i have no problem with the color of people's skin or where they're from but

00:47:32.140 why so many and why so quickly and why india and why does nobody aside from people like us

00:47:41.340 talk about india it's always china or ukraine or russia or iran or or the muslims and don't 1.00

00:47:50.480 get me wrong the muslims have created a problem not all muslims again a small faction of them 1.00

00:47:57.220 with the Palestinian thing. But let's have a look here. This comes from Imigra, sorry, 0.99

00:48:04.740 Imig Canada, Imig, I-M-M-I-G, Canada, ImigCanada.com. This is the number of new permanent 0.99

00:48:15.600 residents in 2024. Well, the first seven months of 2024 and where they're from. India,

00:48:23.920 86,855. The next closest is the Philippines, as you can see, 20,645. Then China with 19,000.

00:48:34.200 Nigeria, 12.2. Cameroon, 10.9. Afghanistan, 8.9. Eritrea, 7.8. Iran, 7.8. And the projected

00:48:44.860 number for the end of the year total 2024 from India, 148,894. Understand that that number

00:49:00.260 is more than number two, number three, number four, number five, number six, and number seven

00:49:05.960 combined. What is it about Canada that draws people from India?

00:49:13.660 Are we looking for immigration, especially from India? What's the deal with Indian immigration

00:49:21.900 in Canada? 148,894. And what's it been like over the past 10 years? Well, let's multiply that

00:49:30.800 number by 10 and come up with a number of 1.5 million. Now, maybe it hasn't been that big. So

00:49:38.300 let's just say a million new residents, permanent residents from India in the past 10 years have

00:49:43.940 come to Canada. Are they pooping on Wasaga Beach? Absolutely they are. This number here, 148,894. 0.97

00:49:53.240 If you look up census metropolitan areas in Canada, you'll see that that number is roughly

00:50:00.980 the population of Kingston, Ontario, maybe a little smaller.

00:50:05.380 I think Kingston's grown a little bit in the last five or 10 years, might be around 165

00:50:10.440 now, but that's pretty close, 148,894.

00:50:17.700 new permanent residents that have come from india and the china obviously that's another one 32

00:50:26.600 666 ironically the number of the beast all right our friend raylin fox proud manitoban

00:50:35.920 has done a part three of her series those books aren't in my kids schools let's have a look

00:50:41.700 those books aren't in my kids school part three for round three we're gonna skip on over to the

00:50:50.820 brandon school division now despite brandon only having four high schools and only three out of

00:50:57.100 four of those having their library catalog online i was quite disappointed to see how large your

00:51:03.400 porn selection is i also see you guys have experienced some excitement over the last couple

00:51:08.620 years this headline reads cheers as brandon school division rejects call to remove library books on

00:51:15.580 sexuality gender identity i also quickly want to direct your attention to the bottom of the

00:51:21.100 screenshot not sure if the text is large enough for you to make out but it says warning this

00:51:27.420 story contains descriptions of bullying and mentions suicide they're issuing a trigger warning

00:51:34.380 to grown adults about bullying and the mere mention of suicide oh boy just wait until you hear what's

00:51:41.820 being made available to your kids in school on that note let's see exactly what kind of material

00:51:48.060 that all these parents are so worked up about so again i've only chosen a few books to highlight

00:51:53.820 this is in no way a complete list of all the porn books available within your schools

00:51:58.780 As I've said in my previous videos, I will apologize for what I am about to read aloud,

00:52:04.060 but you cannot fully comprehend the vulgarity of these books without hearing them yourselves.

00:52:10.220 So this is your final warning to ensure that there are no children within earshot.

00:52:15.300 Here we go.

00:52:17.040 Book one, People Kill People. 0.99

00:52:20.020 Quote, he unzipped his pants, freeing his erection, then pushed you down on the seat, 0.99

00:52:26.240 forcing himself between your legs you were wearing a skirt putting nothing between him and you but 0.98

00:52:32.680 thin panties book two like a love story quote he kisses me his tongue exploring every inch of my 0.97

00:52:41.580 mouth his body grinding against mine sweaty and hot he's hard and i am too we have a layer of

00:52:49.400 protection between us now. He squeezes some lube onto him, then onto me. I wrap my legs around him,

00:52:56.760 pulling him closer to me, or deeper into me, because he's in me now.

00:53:03.000 Book three, The Nowhere Girls. Quote, his voice. Did you lock the door? Another voice. Yeah, no one's

00:53:12.420 coming. A voice. Turn on the lights, man. I want to see her. A hand on her mouth, shoving her voice

00:53:19.160 back inside. She sees nothing. She is dying. She is dead. She is a whale carcass being torn apart

00:53:26.420 by eels at the bottom of the sea. A voice, fuck, she's puking. A voice, just turn her over. 1.00

00:53:34.360 It is morning and she is only mostly gone. Her hair is caked with puke. She hurts all over. 0.93

00:53:42.200 She hurts inside. The floor is littered with crumpled clothes and a half dozen used condoms.

00:53:49.160 book four november nine quote as soon as his words brush over my mouth he covers me in a deep kiss

00:53:58.700 my whole body tenses from the burst of pain that ripples through me as he pushes inside of me

00:54:04.640 oh and look some lucky student and vincent massey currently has it checked out book five

00:54:12.220 crank quote off came my shorts down went his zipper i realized i was in serious trouble

00:54:20.020 i'll scream go ahead no one can hear you but skunks and coyotes still as i opened my mouth

00:54:26.820 his hand slapped down on it those sublime muscles hardened just relax you'll love it

00:54:33.200 my brand new victoria's secrets shredded and i felt the worst of brennan paws savoring my terror

00:54:40.260 they all love it i froze as he pushed inside me there it is oh god there it is it went all right

00:54:50.220 with an audible tear pain mushroomed into agony and all i could do was go stiff you weren't lying

00:54:57.580 i laid there sobbing as he worked and sweated over me stoked by the monster it took him a long

00:55:05.700 time to finish give me a line i'll give you an encore he pulled away sticky and bloody

00:55:15.940 and once again this book is checked out by a student at the vincent massey high school

00:55:20.580 check your kids rooms parents what i just read should remove all doubt in everyone's

00:55:25.460 minds that these books contain pornography and they're in our public school libraries

00:55:31.540 but don't just take my word for it if you would like to check for yourself whether any of these

00:55:36.100 books are in your child's school i have provided the link to the website where you can do just

00:55:41.300 that please note that only 28 out of 37 divisions in manitoba use this system and if you'd like a

00:55:48.980 list of more books like the ones i just read to check for on your school catalog a great resource

00:55:54.580 i found is booklux.org if you are disturbed by the contents of these books and agree that they

00:56:00.020 have no place in a public school library being made available to minors, I urge you to contact

00:56:06.020 the Brandon School Division Board of Trustees. They are there to represent the interests of

00:56:11.540 parents. If they refuse to acknowledge the harms caused by these materials being made available

00:56:16.420 to minors, keep pushing. Sign up to speak at a board meeting. Go to local or alternative media.

00:56:23.460 This needs to get out to all parents and all community members. Please help me do that by

00:56:28.340 liking and sharing this video our children are the future and they are worth protecting

00:56:33.220 so stand up parents it's time to take back our schools

00:56:37.940 i like what she does man you can find her online and her name is spelled r-a-e-l-y-n

00:56:49.360 fox i think she actually goes by fox den rayland fox den on instagram and that's her big platform

00:56:57.780 but you can find her, I think, mostly on every social media platform, TikTok even. Go find her,

00:57:03.620 give her a like, give her some support. And she's putting it out there for parents. And this is not

00:57:09.160 just a Manitoba problem, obviously. This is where Raelynn lives, and so she understands the systems

00:57:14.100 here better than anywhere else. But this is a problem that exists in every province in this

00:57:21.260 country. And the funding is coming directly from the federal government, possibly through NGOs,

00:57:27.120 possibly through provincial governments,

00:57:29.060 but it is coming from the federal government.

00:57:31.660 Hopefully, Paliyev stops that when he takes office

00:57:35.480 whenever that happens to be.

00:57:37.340 Look at this.

00:57:38.740 This is from D-Trans, a D-Trans group on Reddit.

00:57:45.540 These kids who think there's something they're not

00:57:49.300 need better guidance from their parents.

00:57:53.760 Look at what this one wrote.

00:57:55.300 This is a cry for help.

00:57:57.120 I haven't slept in over 24 hours because I was crying all night.

00:58:02.440 I wish someone had stopped me.

00:58:05.420 I wish my parents had kicked me out.

00:58:07.580 I wish I had listened.

00:58:09.540 I had a second chance already when I stopped it after a month and my voice returned completely.

00:58:15.240 Now, after three months of testosterone, I won't get lucky again.

00:58:22.080 My voice isn't just swollen.

00:58:24.480 It's dropped an octave.

00:58:26.600 People keep saying I just have to wait a few months and my register will mostly return,

00:58:30.520 but what if it doesn't? I feel like a circus freak. I can't stop crying. I was just starting

00:58:37.500 to feel happy with my life too. Now I'm back to feeling suicidal 24-7. Is there any chance my

00:58:44.940 voice will return? I don't care if it's people lying to me to make me feel better anymore. I

00:58:50.820 just want some certainty. I effed up my life. For the first time in my life, I'm happy to be a girl

00:58:57.100 and this is what I get. It's like a nightmare I can't wake up from. How did my voice drop to a

00:59:03.740 baritone level in two months? Two months. That's not natural. It's too fast. It must be reversible,

00:59:10.020 swelling. I just need something, anything, anyone to tell me that yes, my voice is okay

00:59:15.920 and it will return. I'm so desperate. Please.

00:59:20.780 That is what's going on with the full sanction

00:59:23.920 of governments at every level. Not just sanction,

00:59:28.340 encouragement. Governments at every level in this

00:59:32.200 country. Corporations, same thing.

00:59:37.000 The story of Nicholas Tatro

00:59:39.460 from Montreal. Now,

00:59:43.540 Nicholas has his son

00:59:46.420 who nearly drowned

00:59:48.820 took him to the children's hospital in Montreal

00:59:51.660 and the children's hospital there said

00:59:54.300 there's nothing we can do

00:59:55.520 he's going to die

00:59:57.420 we're going to harvest his organs 0.99

00:59:59.120 well he was outraged by that

01:00:01.660 the story here

01:00:03.320 he's got a video he put on TikTok

01:00:05.600 but we're just going to show you who this man is

01:00:07.420 Nicholas Tatro

01:00:08.160 past elected politician in Montreal

01:00:12.160 co-owner of two radio stations in Montreal, political scientist and businessman in God we

01:00:16.860 trust. He also spends time in New Orleans, Louisiana, and here's his story.

01:00:24.640 Good day, everyone. Historical day for us, 26th of December, 30 days after leaving the Montreal

01:00:33.200 children 30 days our son is leaving the pediatric intensive care unit one of the best hospitals in

01:00:43.540 north america ochner ochner in new orleans an amazing absolutely amazing pediatric intensive

01:00:50.640 care unit our son arthur who drowned october 8th was at the montreal children and at the

01:00:58.140 Montreal Children's Hospital, they said they would.

01:01:00.920 And we have all the names and everything.

01:01:02.740 And just watch out the next months and the weeks to come, what's going to come.

01:01:08.860 Just mark my words.

01:01:11.000 We have the names of the people who have everything.

01:01:13.920 These people wanted to unplug our son.

01:01:16.800 Today, 30 days after leaving Montreal, where he was way overdrugged, 0.99

01:01:22.660 they said to us he was good for garbage. 0.95

01:01:24.840 they would harvest the organs and kill him and they would unplug him as of november 29th that's 0.92

01:01:32.720 quebec health care system for you more to come today 30 days after you see no ventilator this

01:01:42.820 is just for humidity no ventilator he breathes on his own right today we're leaving the pediatric

01:01:50.120 intensive care unit look at look at his stats huh that's pretty amazing right they were saying

01:01:57.360 that there was no way to control the dystonia or the brainstorming in case you're you didn't get

01:02:03.660 this because i didn't when i first watched it either the montreal children's hospital told

01:02:08.860 them that we're we're going to take your son's going to die we're going to harvest his organs

01:02:12.680 and there's nothing we can do there's nothing we will do and so the family took their son to

01:02:19.960 new orleans to the hospital down there and they saved his life miraculously in less than a month

01:02:26.920 and so that is what he's talking about now they were refusing treatments from the most advanced

01:02:33.840 doctors in the world they were calling in montreal children giving him things to do to improve the

01:02:40.260 condition of our son everything we asked for they refused that the montreal children including

01:02:45.960 simple things like increasing the oxygen to 30 percent twice a day for 45 to 60 minutes which

01:02:54.580 has proven to do to give amazing results at the medical department of louisiana state university

01:03:02.080 38 years of research we think we know it all in canada telling you some ads are gonna fall when

01:03:09.400 i'm finished doing my investigation our son this is our pediatric room intensive care unit

01:03:17.160 we're moving we're moving today after 30 days in a much lesser medical environment we could even go

01:03:25.000 home if we wanted to but just by prudence we decided because here we decide we pay we have

01:03:31.800 amazing service we decided to say an extra 30 to 50 days just to be sure at a lesser level of care

01:03:38.760 but we could have gone home today and continue our medical treatments with the world specialist

01:03:44.280 in hyperbaric treatment dr paul g harsh and in canada we have the second one the other top world

01:03:51.720 specialist in pediatric hyperbaric medicine dr pierre marois of saint justin but the collusional

01:03:59.240 government of trudeau blocked with health canada santé canada the use of hyperbaric medicine

01:04:05.480 for cerebral palsy or drawn children.

01:04:09.200 Shame on you.

01:04:10.040 Some heads are going to fall.

01:04:12.500 I'm telling you, we're investigating this.

01:04:15.260 In the meanwhile, if you want the best possible treatment

01:04:18.120 for your children, Ochsner Hospital.

01:04:21.340 New Orleans, Louisiana, intensive pediatric care unit.

01:04:27.600 Impossible to get a better service than here.

01:04:31.200 Impossible.

01:04:31.800 In 30 days, our son is getting out.

01:04:34.120 they wanted to throw him in the garbage 30 days after 30 days after he's going he's leaving the

01:04:42.320 pediatric intensive care unit telling you mark my words it's the last thing we do my wife and i

01:04:51.960 we're gonna help clean up the medical system the public medical system in the province of quebec

01:04:57.860 mark my words

01:04:59.680 so what is the deal with the medical systems across our country 1.00

01:05:25.560 we know people who have been injured by the schmacks can't even get looked at in certain 1.00

01:05:32.000 provinces if they bring that up what could it be doctor i never suffered these things before the 0.82

01:05:37.660 you know what's oh it couldn't be that have you even looked no but i know it couldn't be that

01:05:42.720 really why are certain treatments banned in canada that have been proven scientifically to work

01:05:55.560 why are people so defensive or supportive or both of our healthcare system when we know it's a mess

01:06:03.160 they have been talking about wait times repeatedly for decades now they keep throwing more and more

01:06:10.280 and more and more money into it and what happens nothing the wait times get worse

01:06:15.080 the care gets worse the treatments available get less what the hell is going on in canada

01:06:23.620 and people are so proud it's free they say it's not free i couldn't afford the american style of

01:06:30.620 health care maybe you could and i'll tell you why because here in canada did you know

01:06:36.300 that provinces each province depending on the province

01:06:40.080 spends 30 to 40 percent of their entire yearly budget on on health care so if you're looking

01:06:49.400 at a province like manitoba with a budget of 30 billion dollars per year 10 billion or more

01:06:57.140 or maybe a little less of that money is going directly to health care

01:07:02.040 and you're paying the unions and there are many different unions

01:07:09.620 to just take money from you and we know of different schemes and scams that certain

01:07:16.980 employees with hospitals and urgent care centers use to get double and triple time when they don't

01:07:24.440 deserve it they lie about being sick they call in sick one to one hospital and then they take a

01:07:29.820 shift at another hospital for an emergency it's a circle in a an emergency meeting well somebody is

01:07:36.380 sick here somebody is sick here so they they call in sick for their regular shift where they're only

01:07:42.000 getting you know single time to go work a shift at a different medical center to get double or

01:07:48.540 triple time and they see that it works so they keep doing it and they become

01:07:54.980 little connected groups inside of the union and this has been exposed it's an open secret and

01:08:01.840 nobody ever talks about it and so what do you think that double or triple time is costing us

01:08:06.760 in tax dollars. So if you had 30 to 40 percent less off your taxes, provincial, federal, because

01:08:15.000 federal governments give provinces money for health care, right? There's health transfers

01:08:19.880 every single year. Take 30 to 40 percent off your tax bill and watch what happens to your take-home

01:08:27.980 pay. It's kind of incredible. Do the math. Last thing here, I'm going to go ahead and plug what's

01:08:35.720 coming up in the extension tonight for the all-access folks on shadowdavis.com.

01:08:40.080 Howard Smoot, known as Dan Smoot, died in 2003 at the age of 89,

01:08:45.900 was a Federal Bureau of Investigation agent and a conservative political activist.

01:08:50.300 And from 1957 to 1971, he published the Dan Smoot Report,

01:08:56.500 which chronicled alleged communist infiltration in various sectors of American government and society.

01:09:01.720 And he was talking about a one-world government as early as 1960.

01:09:09.020 Well, he released a video back in 1962 that we're going to play for you in the extension tonight.

01:09:15.360 It's all about the difference between republic versus democracy.

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