The Shadoe Davis Show - December 04, 2024


Dec. 3rd⧸2024- Martial Law Declared in South Korea, NDP Confidence Vote？


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00:07:00.000 hello everybody welcome to shadow at night this is tuesday december the third 2024 on the show
00:07:25.040 tonight mayhem in south korea not north korea the people there are just getting along to go
00:07:32.580 along you know they've got that communist dictator there kim jong-un and everything is run ship
00:07:39.420 shape tight you know apparently for visitors in north korea they've got their downtown streets
00:07:47.220 of pyongyang set up like a movie set and it's absolutely perfect it's immaculate spotless
00:07:55.040 they don't have bums there they don't have any crime they don't have any problems because anybody who
00:08:00.080 commits a crime in north korea they face a bad penalty i mean who knows how bad it could be
00:08:08.720 there's not a lot of information that comes out of north korea because they don't have to
00:08:15.520 kim jong-un can do whatever he wants the only person who might really know well there's two
00:08:19.840 people i suppose one of them would be dennis rodman and the other might might be donald trump
00:08:28.880 we're going to get into some stuff about donald trump a little bit later on in the show tonight
00:08:33.600 but as far as korea goes south korea today south korea now went into martial law that was earlier
00:08:41.360 today the democratically elected president there threw the country into political chaos
00:08:47.040 something happened over there very very strange and they declared he declared the president
00:08:52.940 declared martial law and the army came into parliament and they tried to prevent all of
00:08:58.500 the opposition political parties from coming in to vote on this oh yeah i don't think anybody died
00:09:05.380 but it was a scene man in a democratic country like south korea is supposed to be
00:09:10.360 interesting so all over x today americans saying yeah that's what it would have been like if kamala
00:09:16.420 Harris was elected president, maybe not right away, but definitely at some point soon, it would
00:09:20.440 have been like that for sure. And of course, we understand how that might feel in a place like
00:09:25.640 Canada. Right. So we're going to get into that in just a second. And what Justin Trudeau was
00:09:34.140 talking about on social media as the unrest was unfolding in South Korea, this guy just doesn't
00:09:42.780 get it it's absolutely amazing now i understand he doesn't run his own social media but then
00:09:49.000 the people he hires to do that should get it they don't get it we'll tell you more in just a second
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00:13:05.040 why it's essential that we get this information out there so guys please like and share get this
00:13:11.360 out to as many people as you possibly can or we might wind up just like south korea
00:13:17.320 from x earlier today colin rudd posted this south korean president yung suk yul declares
00:13:25.820 emergency martial law accusing the opposition party of sympathizing with north korea and
00:13:31.820 of anti-state activities that's according to cnn through this martial law he said i will rebuild
00:13:40.280 and protect the free republic of korea which is falling into the depths of national ruin
00:13:45.920 i will eliminate anti-state forces as quickly as possible and normalize the country how do you do
00:13:52.360 that through martial law i don't know he asked people to believe him and tolerate some inconveniences
00:13:58.100 and here's his speech and yes there are translations in it
00:14:01.000 Take of a break.
00:14:31.000 Yeah, that just started from the beginning, so we'll stop it there.
00:14:57.940 it's difficult to tell at this stage of the game who the good guys are over there
00:15:02.000 and who the bad guys are but here's the summary of the crazy events in south korea thanks to lord
00:15:09.140 bibo on x number one the president of south korea expected an impeachment from the opposition
00:15:17.040 number two to prevent that he declared martial law banning all political activity
00:15:23.060 then number three the korean army came and closed off the parliament to prevent mps to come in and
00:15:29.700 vote number four korean mps climbed over the fence and made their way to the parliament breaching the
00:15:35.640 bloc number five the special forces tried to storm parliament to stop the political activity
00:15:41.420 the parliament was able to vote the next thing and they voted unanimously to lift the martial law
00:15:49.060 and lift all restrictions the army not know the army does not know what to do first decided
00:15:56.340 to abide by parliament and left number eight martial law will remain in place in south korea
00:16:01.700 until the president issues a decree to lift it the president is constitutionally obliged to lift
00:16:06.660 martial law after a decision by parliament the south korean president is expected to be arrested
00:16:12.660 and impeached, according to media reports. Now, apparently, Parliament did come in and
00:16:17.780 vote to lift the martial law. But here's some video.
00:16:42.660 change the world
00:16:56.740 and prepare the position
00:17:06.580 in the house
00:17:09.540 All right, so there you go.
00:17:31.400 Just a brief glimpse into what can happen in a democratic country.
00:17:36.500 understanding that north korea sits right above them which is not democratic not at all but
00:17:43.200 hilariously they tweeted out today north korea did that human rights issues are at stake in south
00:17:49.560 korea and urged them to get their shit together pretty much north korea urging a democratically
00:17:58.060 elected government to get their crap together like that what bigger kick in the schnuts could
00:18:03.040 there be i don't know man you know there's a video that i found today let me see if i can find it
00:18:13.000 here because yeah i'm gonna throw it up i wanted to remind everybody what it was like in canada
00:18:20.860 not so long ago during the covid lockdowns yeah let's here it is here so i'm gonna throw this up
00:18:27.860 on the screen this is new year's eve 2021 in quebec city when when the lockdowns and restrictions
00:18:36.140 were all in place you couldn't have any more than three or four people at your house it varied from
00:18:40.100 province to province but this is in quebec city when the police got wind of a house on new year's
00:18:45.600 eve i believe the police got wind of a house that may have had more than three or four people in it
00:18:51.220 Remember this video watch this
00:19:21.220 Don't you fucking do that
00:19:24.340 Calm down, calm down
00:19:26.660 Stay fucking here
00:19:27.620 Okay, we're clung
00:19:31.140 Don't do that
00:19:32.620 We're people
00:19:36.460 Hey, hey, hey
00:19:37.720 Hey, hey, hey
00:19:39.560 Technically speaking
00:19:40.820 We're not going to go all the way back to the beginning there
00:19:43.300 But technically speaking, police are not supposed to be able to come into your home
00:19:46.620 Notice in this video
00:19:47.820 And I pointed this out the first time I played this
00:19:49.800 Like three years ago
00:19:51.220 they didn't actually breach the threshold of the house.
00:19:58.200 The guy who answered the door was grabbed because he put his arm outside the door.
00:20:03.940 And the cops grabbed him and dragged him out.
00:20:06.120 You can see the cops trying to cuff the guy in the backyard there, or a woman too, in a dress.
00:20:11.320 But they can't come in.
00:20:13.800 So look at them.
00:20:14.540 It's almost like there's a barrier, an invisible one, like Les Nesman's walls in WKRP.
00:20:21.220 It's almost like there's this barrier there, the police know, and they can't cross it.
00:20:25.220 Stay fucking here.
00:20:27.220 Can we move?
00:20:28.220 Okay?
00:20:29.220 Okay, we're clung.
00:20:30.220 Don't do that.
00:20:32.220 We're people.
00:20:35.220 Hey, hey, hey.
00:20:37.220 Hey.
00:20:38.220 Hey, hey, hey, hey.
00:20:40.220 Get the fucking tide.
00:20:41.220 Get the fucking tide.
00:20:42.220 Hey, breaking tide.
00:20:43.220 Hey, breaking tide.
00:20:44.220 Now, I don't know what's worse, that video or the video of the kids playing pond hockey
00:21:09.320 in calgary and the two female cops threatening to taser that one kid who wouldn't come off the ice
00:21:14.820 going with my gut i would say it's this video because the cops did breach the home whereas in
00:21:25.000 the other video it was in a public park both are horrendous don't get me wrong i mean that none of
00:21:30.500 this ever should have happened i mean the police if they look back on these videos i doubt they do
00:21:36.420 But if they did, they would look back on these videos and go, oh, my God, what was I thinking?
00:21:42.020 At least you would hope that they would be thinking that.
00:21:46.500 So as all this craziness was going on in South Korea, this is what Justin Trudeau tweets out and the Liberal Party of Canada.
00:21:56.180 Pizza. Oh, I love pineapple on my pizza.
00:22:01.420 I can smell pizzas. Are we smelling pizzas right now?
00:22:04.080 Yeah. Who likes pizza?
00:22:06.420 Me.
00:22:07.420 What do you like on your pizza?
00:22:08.420 Really?
00:22:11.420 Pepperoni.
00:22:12.420 Pepperoni as well?
00:22:13.420 Who likes just cheese on their pizza?
00:22:15.420 Ah, there you go.
00:22:16.420 I know there's always one.
00:22:17.420 I don't like pineapple.
00:22:18.420 Don't like?
00:22:19.420 Okay, who likes pineapple on their pizza?
00:22:21.420 I've never tried.
00:22:22.420 Pineapple with ham makes it a Hawaiian pizza, and it's really tasty.
00:22:27.420 What's the favorite thing you guys get to eat?
00:22:29.420 Um, dog.
00:22:31.420 Pancakes.
00:22:32.420 Pancakes?
00:22:33.420 Pancakes.
00:22:34.420 You do a lot of pancakes with the school food program?
00:22:35.420 program all right all right all right that's enough i can't take it i cannot take it i can't
00:22:42.000 take the guy ever the look of him just upsets me the sound of his voice upsets me him being around
00:22:49.800 kids is alarming to me he's the worst most out of touch completely obtuse leader that this country
00:23:04.980 has ever seen you know we always criticize politicians for being out of touch and not
00:23:10.360 being in touch with their people right at least the ones at the upper levels the premiers the
00:23:15.240 prime ministers the mayors all of that but this guy he's the worst i've ever seen now we know that
00:23:20.740 trudeau went to mar-a-largo this past weekend to meet with president trump we've got some
00:23:25.120 some video coming up from jesse waters of fox news he went down there on blackface friday
00:23:32.140 apparently and wanted to get a deal with trump wanted to come to some kind of an understanding
00:23:36.420 and here's jagmeet singh and pierre paliev talking to the press and telling the press
00:23:42.760 and by extension us what they told trudeau before he left what trump is threatening is very serious
00:23:51.860 we need to take it seriously that was impressed upon the prime minister i wanted to make it very
00:23:56.000 clear we can't take this approach that'll be okay we've been here before no none of that is the right
00:24:00.440 approach. We need to take this seriously, and I want to see an all-hands-on-deck approach to make
00:24:04.360 sure that we are fighting to protect Canadian interests. We demand that the Prime Minister fix
00:24:08.220 the disorder that he's caused at the border, fix the immigration problems that he has caused,
00:24:14.320 but he also has to reverse the job-crushing tax increases that he's imposing right now. He's
00:24:21.280 in the process today of raising taxes on energy, on work, on investment. This policy has driven a
00:24:28.220 half trillion dollars out of our economy into the hands of donald trump yeah yeah will he
00:24:35.940 i don't know they say at least many government officials both elected and not that they were
00:24:43.160 moving this direction anyhow and you can say they have been kinda kinda sorta we're going to talk
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00:25:40.020 Here's that Jesse Waters piece from Fox News regarding what Trump told Trudeau at Mar-a-Lago
00:25:48.180 this past weekend. Justin Trudeau knows Trump means business. So he took a flight down to
00:25:55.220 Mar-a-Lago on Blackface Friday to prove he is ready to play ball. And Fox has exclusive details
00:26:07.960 about how that Mar-a-Lago sit-down went. The two talked tariffs over crab cocktail and oysters.
00:26:14.320 At one point, Trump told Trudeau to get our trade deficit under control, telling the prime minister
00:26:19.700 it is unacceptable for the U.S. to run up to like a hundred billion dollar trade deficit. And if
00:26:25.980 they don't, they can expect a flat 25 percent tariff on all Canadian goods day one. Trudeau
00:26:32.880 apparently wasn't thrilled. Sacre bleu, you will kill our economy, he said. Then Trump said,
00:26:38.920 if Canada can't survive without ripping off the U.S., they're free to join America as our 51st
00:26:44.520 state. And when someone at the table pointed out that that would probably be a pretty Democrat
00:26:49.840 state, Trump says we'll split Canada in two, the conservative side and the liberal side to keep it
00:26:55.660 fair electorally. And if Justin wants to stick around, he can be Canada's governor. Everybody
00:27:01.680 laughed, but most importantly, it got results. Canada's ambassador to the United States says
00:27:06.900 the country's already talking about beefing up their border security. Watch. What's the biggest
00:27:12.120 thing that Prime Minister Trudeau promised President-elect Trump that he will try to
00:27:15.820 achieve in the next few months or a year? I think that it's more infrastructure. So
00:27:20.320 more surveillance, more helicopters, potentially more infrastructure at the border. Again,
00:27:25.960 these are things that we were thinking of doing on our own anyway, just because secure borders
00:27:31.300 are essential. But I think now we're going to be able to talk a bit with the incoming
00:27:35.880 administration about how we coordinate on that. Oh, yes. They were already planning on securing
00:27:41.100 the border all along. They just didn't get around to it until Trump told them to.
00:27:49.860 How must it have been for Justin Trudeau at Mar-a-Lago this past weekend?
00:27:54.660 I mean, he did have some of his staff there, a couple of cabinet ministers and whatnot.
00:27:58.140 there might have been like six or seven of them it was a hastily organized trip but it was filled
00:28:03.200 with trump people it must have been like the little brother sitting with his big brother and
00:28:09.940 all the big brother's buddies in the backyard getting ridiculed and name called the whole time
00:28:14.740 you know talked down to laughed at all that picked on all that stuff
00:28:19.980 a major ego bruise for justin trudeau and it looks good now on the one hand i'm completely
00:28:30.060 and totally embarrassed and on the other hand i am overjoyed i don't know how to feel about this
00:28:37.820 our country is at stake here and trudeau
00:28:40.640 now i'm not saying it's going to become the 51st american state i'm not saying that at all i mean
00:28:47.400 alberta will separate and go to the united states first it who knows what might happen
00:28:54.360 these next few years but what a time to be alive right anyway anyway jagmeet singh went out into
00:29:02.100 the hallway in the house of commons today and gave this speech in front of all of his ndp mps
00:29:08.940 about 24 25 of them and the media and here's what he said and what he's saying here may actually
00:29:15.280 give us hope remember there is a vote of non-confidence sponsored by the conservative
00:29:19.240 party later on this week in the house of comments we are the party of the working class and people
00:29:26.880 trust us right people know that we're not going to cut we're going to invest responsibly we're
00:29:30.960 going to make sure we defend people but that's not enough so i need you to believe you know we
00:29:36.680 are going to be running a campaign not one that's going to be careful and cautious to not offend
00:29:43.000 anybody. We're running a gutsy campaign, an unapologetic campaign. One, we are planning
00:29:49.520 to change everything so it works for the working class. Let me not ignore the big challenge
00:29:55.360 in front of us. I see the conservatives are way ahead of us. I know that's a big challenge.
00:29:59.860 But I want you to know something. You know, Jack Layton said this again and again. He
00:30:04.880 said, don't let them tell you it can't be done. Right? Don't let them tell you it can't
00:30:09.580 be done. If we are together, if we come together, if we fight together, we can win. If we fight,
00:30:18.800 we can win. I want you to believe that. If we fight, we can win, and people need us to
00:30:25.960 win. So let's win for the people. It's the people's time. No more billionaires and CEOs.
00:30:32.740 It's the people's time. Let's go.
00:30:39.580 what safe supply is he on anyway
00:30:47.420 we can win we can do it now when i saw this today and maybe it was the sequence of events i saw all
00:30:56.480 this stuff happening i thought did somebody call an election and i didn't hear about it how is that
00:31:02.560 even possible i'm constantly watching the news all day from the second i wake up in the morning
00:31:06.400 until the second i go to bed at night and if i'd have missed it whoa did i fall asleep for 15
00:31:12.720 minutes what the heck happened no election has been called but there's there's singh nonetheless
00:31:19.000 talking about we're going to run a joyous campaign we can win what's all that about what's all that
00:31:25.900 about well there's a confidence vote coming up this week remember and the conservatives
00:31:30.560 have worded it using jagmeet singh's own words words that he spoke about justin trudeau
00:31:37.520 and it appears that the ndp leader doesn't have any confidence whatsoever in the liberal party
00:31:44.180 so people are thinking whoa there's going to be an election campaigning over christmas that's
00:31:48.840 almost unheard of i can't remember an election campaign ever that happened over the christmas
00:31:54.560 break. Can you? Any, a federal one. Anyhow, I saw this video posted by Michelle Rempel-Garner,
00:32:03.800 who was a conservative MP from Nose Hill, about 15 minutes later, and it was very deflating.
00:32:09.680 Watch this. And so conservatives were kind of holding out hope, and I think millions of Canadians
00:32:17.820 were too, that Jagmeet Singh would finally be like, okay, let's do the right thing. Let's,
00:32:21.740 you know, I believe in my words, they're not a lie,
00:32:25.180 I'm going to support this motion.
00:32:27.800 But Jagmeet Singh, moments ago,
00:32:29.480 he walked out into the foyer of the House of Commons,
00:32:32.080 I believe, but he made a statement somewhere
00:32:34.140 and he said that he is going to vote against the motion.
00:32:37.820 So like, think about this for a second,
00:32:40.300 think about what this means.
00:32:41.740 Jagmeet Singh, he goes out and makes all of these
00:32:43.580 like tough guy statements and then he votes against them.
00:32:46.840 Like, so what kind of credibility
00:32:48.900 does a leader like that have?
00:32:50.420 None, right?
00:32:51.740 right i totally agree michelle i'm with you all the way so all that hope
00:32:59.280 i did say this last night i said that in february there will be an election called or forced
00:33:10.580 by the conservatives and the ndp and the block or trudeau is just going to call one he's going
00:33:15.700 to be feeling so good about himself maybe he's going to make some progress by then we know these
00:33:20.120 checks, these $250 checks, are supposed to be mailed out if we have mail by then.
00:33:27.560 To 18 million people across the country in April. Now, can they even do that? Can they,
00:33:35.880 during an election campaign, actually mail these checks? Or will it be just after that? I heard
00:33:40.960 from my inside source yesterday, it's going to happen in February or before that. Jagmeet Singh's
00:33:48.220 sixth anniversary i mentioned this last night sixth anniversary as an mp is february 25th
00:33:54.620 any time after that you can expect an election to be called and it'll give the ndp a couple more
00:33:59.420 months to build up whatever money they can into their election coffers i don't know but it's
00:34:05.260 coming and something else i predicted but didn't have as much solid footing on a few months ago
00:34:10.380 was that jagmeet singh after this election is going to either be ousted by the ndp as leader
00:34:17.180 just like Thomas Mulcair was, and replaced by Wab Canoe, or they'll give him the opportunity to
00:34:24.580 redesign and replace him with Wab Canoe. But either way, they will be getting rid of Jagmeet
00:34:30.740 Singh. Now, having said that, Wab Canoe's been having some problems in the media in Manitoba,
00:34:37.440 at least, the past couple of months. Apparently, he's got some rage issues that have gone unresolved,
00:34:42.940 even though he keeps saying that he's over it he was an angry young man growing up and apparently
00:34:48.480 he's still full of rage in the premier's office in the legislature of manitoba is in complete
00:34:53.500 disarray people are walking on eggshells around there it's a bad work environment that's what
00:34:57.920 we're hearing i can't i can't verify it i don't work in that office and i haven't experienced it
00:35:05.020 for myself but that's what we're hearing so maybe there's some other candidate out there who could
00:35:10.640 take over for jagmeet singh i would have had my money on web canoe but who knows anyway like and
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00:36:02.920 that's how a small channel like this gets out there and that's how it keeps going that's how
00:36:08.220 i perpetuate this show by getting viewers you see if there's no viewers there's no show and i go dark
00:36:14.400 i don't want to go dark from the national post yesterday 3.5 billion billion buh buh billion
00:36:22.120 in liberals covet business loans went to ineligible recipients this is an auditor general thing this
00:36:29.360 is not a conservative thing even though they're trying to make as much hay of this as they
00:36:32.660 possibly can oh and by the way apparently according to the liberals it was the indian government
00:36:38.220 who interfered in the conservative leadership election a couple of years ago in what's his
00:36:44.300 name the mayor of brantford patrick something or other they interfered in his campaign
00:36:49.840 and the liberals believe it or not are all over x with this the last couple of days patrick brown
00:36:55.320 trying to make this seem like a thing and then of course they're adding and pauliev won't get
00:37:01.400 his clearance, his high-level security clearance, so he doesn't know what the heck's going on.
00:37:05.560 India, India, India, Russia, Russia, Russia, and China's saying,
00:37:09.380 we're interfering too. Don't forget about us.
00:37:15.700 The liberals, what? China? No. Let's not talk about India.
00:37:24.300 The report offered a biting review of the government's handling of the program from
00:37:28.900 sole source contracting to recovery of ineligible payments. That's RAG. Right there.
00:37:38.320 The federal government compromised its emergency COVID-19 loan program because of poor management.
00:37:47.640 I cannot tell you how surprised I am by that. I am beside myself. I never would have believed it.
00:37:58.900 non-competitive contracts that paid hundreds of millions of dollars to a single vendor
00:38:05.000 and a lack of oversight that led to 3.5 billion in loans to ineligible companies
00:38:13.340 according to ag karen hogan the auditor general report on the canada emergency business account
00:38:20.380 or cba offered a biting review of the government's handling of this program from contracting to
00:38:25.820 recovery of ineligible payments established early in the pandemic era. SEBA offered emergency loans
00:38:33.400 of $40,000 to $60,000 for small biz and forgave $10,000 to $20,000 if the sum was reimbursed by
00:38:40.980 a certain date. Administered by Export Development Canada, the program doled out $49.1 billion in
00:38:47.600 loans to nearly 900,000 small businesses. The program was not managed with due regard for
00:38:53.300 value for money, Hogan told the Public Accounts Committee yesterday. EDC's poor management
00:38:59.260 compromised the value for money of SEBA, Hogan concluded. That included distributing $3.5 billion
00:39:05.640 to ineligible recipients and granting over $300 million worth of sole source, non-competitive
00:39:11.520 contracts to global IT giant Accenture to run the program on EDC's behalf.
00:39:17.940 so they develop a crown corporation and then they dole out the work to a foreign entity
00:39:26.660 good grief
00:39:29.640 we need a doge in canada
00:39:34.360 the report revealed some staggering mismanagement by edc of its contracting with accenture such as
00:39:42.500 allowing the company to essentially write its own contracts okay hold on just a second just a
00:39:49.180 second i'm a businessman and i want to write a contract with you i want to get value for money
00:39:53.840 here you go here's a blank contract you fill in whatever you think you deserve for this and
00:40:00.820 whatever conditions you want whatever guaranteed money sure yeah that's fine whatever you only
00:40:06.060 work for six weeks and then you're done absolutely finished or not yeah sure whatever no it's not
00:40:11.740 like the canadian government this particular branch of it would have been saying that because
00:40:16.040 they didn't know what was going on in the first place
00:40:20.740 they essentially write its own contracts for years and failing to ensure the government had
00:40:29.460 full ownership of program data overall the audit found that the program dispersed loans quickly
00:40:34.740 and in a timely manner during the pandemic well that's one thing it also found the vast majority
00:40:41.160 91 percent of loan recipients audited were eligible though the remaining nine percent of
00:40:47.180 ineligible recipients represented a 3.5 billion dollar and expenditure
00:40:54.280 we're supposed to have dr killian on the show in the next few days maybe early next week maybe
00:41:03.840 later on this week. Another doctor is in the news. This story comes from TNC.news. Anti-lockdown
00:41:12.740 doctor asks Supreme Court to overturn college-imposed cautions. Dr. Kilvinder Kaur-Gill.
00:41:22.880 So let's go back to the beginning here. An Ontario doctor who's been embroiled in legal proceedings
00:41:26.800 for years over her critical commentary on the government's response to COVID-19 in 2020 has
00:41:32.940 sought leave to appeal with the Supreme Court of Canada to have cautions lifted from her otherwise
00:41:38.780 spotless record. Wow, I wonder, I mean, the media hasn't even talked about that huge bombshell that
00:41:47.360 came from the U.S. Sum Committee yesterday regarding the COVID response, but I'm wondering
00:41:52.820 if other governments will recognize that, even though it was tinged politically, tinged politically,
00:42:00.560 and i certainly didn't like the part about warp speed but other than that it was a pretty good
00:42:06.460 report and you would think that other governments especially governments that are close to the u.s
00:42:12.060 government like oh ours would pay some heed to it but so far nah dr kilvinder cower gill is
00:42:23.560 challenging orders by the college of physicians and surgeons of ontario to place cautions on her
00:42:28.360 record as a physician based on her anti-lockdown social media posts made in the summer of 2020
00:42:34.080 gill is a physician practicing in milton and in brampton ontario specializing in get this
00:42:40.640 clinical immunology microbiology virology and vaccinology
00:42:46.180 she doesn't know what she's talking about though
00:42:51.460 she previously worked in the national microbiology lab canada's highest security
00:42:57.940 level four biosafety lab in winnipeg the orders were made despite dr gill providing the college
00:43:04.260 with ample evidence in 2020 to support her position against catastrophic lockdowns lawyer
00:43:10.140 lisa bildi of libertas law said in a statement in october a divisional court denied her leave
00:43:16.680 to appeal to the ontario court of appeal to allow her to challenge the cautions ordered against her
00:43:21.600 by the college in 2021 this is unbelievable how corrupt and crooked our court systems have become
00:43:27.940 The appeal cites that Gill's freedom of expression and conscience guaranteed under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms was barely mentioned by the committee when it issued the orders of cautions in person.
00:43:40.200 A brief comment about the committee having no interest in shutting down free speech was made before proceeding to shut down free speech, the lawyer's statement said.
00:43:49.560 Gill faced seven complaints in total, all revolving around just a few posts.
00:43:54.360 The complaints were levied by members of the public, not by any of Gil's patients.
00:43:58.820 The posts were about the efficacy of COVID shots for ending lockdown measures, the necessity
00:44:03.340 of the lockdown.
00:44:04.880 She also shared a post from a Harvard professor who questioned the measures in general.
00:44:09.960 I think that was Martin Kuldor, not Jay Bhattacharya.
00:44:13.580 I think Jay Bhattacharya, Dr. Bhattacharya, is going to be the new head of the CDC.
00:44:18.780 Did Trump nominate him for that or was it NIH?
00:44:21.280 Either way, he's going to be a big part of the incoming Trump administration.
00:44:27.440 So these are the tweets that Dr. Gill put out there, as you can see, over four years ago now.
00:44:35.900 And Martin Kulldorff, this is the Harvard prof she's talking about.
00:44:39.680 Contact tracing, testing, and isolation is important against many infectious disease outbreaks like Ebola, post-vaccine measles.
00:44:46.000 It's ineffective, naive, and counterproductive against COVID, influenza, pre-vaccine, measles, etc., and by definition, against any pandemic.
00:44:54.560 Yes, that's what they were saying before they even declared it.
00:44:59.260 The pandemic, I mean.
00:45:01.380 Though the CPSO dropped a high-level investigation against Gill in September, the orders of caution, which have yet to be placed on her record, are still there.
00:45:10.840 buildy the lawyer said this case goes beyond gill's professional reputation and ordeal and
00:45:17.820 has lasting consequences for medical professionals ability to challenge the status quo of government
00:45:22.500 medical policy regulatory overreach into professional speech is a growing problem
00:45:29.040 yeah just asked jordan peterson publicly censoring professionals for expressing
00:45:37.100 counter-narrative opinions comes at a cost. The costs are borne by the rest of the medical
00:45:42.440 profession as they prudently choose to keep silent in these censorious times on matters
00:45:47.220 of medical, scientific, and or political controversy. She said the public's charter
00:45:51.960 right to hear opinions contrary to the government line are also endangered by the regulatory
00:45:57.560 overreach, even if they never appreciate the value of the silenced speech. After the divisional
00:46:05.340 court's decision to side with the college and leave the orders of caution in place, the Supreme
00:46:09.220 Court of Canada released a decision in another case that Bildy thinks will help Gill's appeal.
00:46:14.900 The case found that it's sufficient for a regulatory body to just mention a charter
00:46:19.380 right violation, but must demonstrate a clear acknowledgement and analysis of that right,
00:46:25.160 Bildy noted. That doesn't do much. Bildy argues the college's committee didn't even mention the
00:46:31.360 charter when it ordered the cautions against guilt. That's not good enough. Administrative
00:46:35.520 decision-makers must fully analyze and justify infringements of charter rights or else the
00:46:40.600 courts should not be deferring to them, as the divisional court did here. Courts should apply
00:46:45.600 a more stringent standard of review where the charter is involved and fulfill their role as
00:46:49.900 guardians of the Constitution. Hear, hear! Courts will typically defer to the administrative
00:46:57.280 administrative decision makers if it's found the decisions were reasonable. Gill will argue that
00:47:03.160 her comments should be argued on their merits and assess if the college was correct rather
00:47:08.340 than acting within reason. We hope the Supreme Court of Canada will use Dr. Gill's case to
00:47:13.620 restore the historic role of the courts as guardians of the Constitution, Bildy said in
00:47:17.660 the statement. X is funding Gill's legal costs. Thank you, Elon, following a pledge made by CEO,
00:47:24.080 the ceo elon musk to support people facing legal action over comments made on the platform the
00:47:30.460 college of physicians and surgeons of ontario did not respond to true north's requests for comment
00:47:37.920 speaking of doctors now this one kind of blew me away because we knew that doctors were given
00:47:46.020 money for these vaccines right per shot and there was a a pay guide i had on the air a couple of
00:47:56.120 years ago i've since lost it i'm not sure where it is i probably should have kept it knowing then
00:48:01.000 again you keep everything right where you pack rat i thought i could find it again but i wasn't
00:48:05.500 able to today but they did have some kind of a pay table depending on the type of shot you gave
00:48:11.300 if you held a clinic if you gave it in office you would get x amount of dollars
00:48:16.020 This Kingston doctor made $600,000 in vaccine payments.
00:48:23.080 Now, she's got to pay it back.
00:48:30.220 But she made $600,000.
00:48:33.900 This story comes from left-wing corporate CTV,
00:48:36.620 a Kingston, Ontario doctor who's been ordered to repay
00:48:39.300 more than $600,000 to the Ontario government
00:48:43.700 for improperly billing thousands of COVID-19 vaccinations says she's not surprised by the
00:48:49.440 verdict, but is disappointed by it. The dispute can turn Dr. Elaine Ma.
00:48:57.280 How do you mispronounce a two-letter name? I'm sure I could figure out a way. Maybe it's May
00:49:03.020 without the Y. Anyway, Dr. Elaine Ma, who organized drive-in vaccination clinics,
00:49:11.740 administering shots in several parking lots in Kingston and the area between January 2021 and
00:49:17.440 2022. The Ministry of Health argued Ma misused the Ontario health insurance plans. Oh, hip.
00:49:27.400 Billing code because she hired unpaid Queen's University medical students as volunteers who
00:49:32.140 could not be considered employees. In addition, were they giving out the shots? No. Let's read
00:49:41.420 on. In addition, the services were not provided in Ma's office, a violation of what the province
00:49:48.520 seems to be delegated services that are regulated under a different fee structure. In a ruling
00:49:54.060 delivered by the Health Services Appeal and Review Board on November 26, Ma was found to not be
00:49:59.660 eligible to bill OHIP $600,962 plus interest. It's really still just disbelief that we've
00:50:08.600 completely forgotten about COVID, she told CTV on Monday. We've completely forgotten what we were
00:50:16.160 asked to do. We've completely forgotten the fact that we were asked to do it in new and different
00:50:25.640 ways and quickly and as fast as possible. We've completely forgotten the Ministry of Health
00:50:30.260 provided a per-shot vaccine code, and that was what was billed. It wasn't anything over that.
00:50:35.580 It was the amount of money that they allocated for those shots to be given.
00:50:40.100 Unbelievable.
00:50:43.100 How many of these doctors got rich off this?
00:50:46.660 Is it any wonder they're not speaking up?
00:50:50.500 It's always about the sheesh.
00:50:53.760 He added she does not have the money she's being asked to pay.
00:50:57.200 You blew through 600 grand in the last couple of years?
00:51:00.220 It wasn't an amount of money that I received.
00:51:01.900 Well, yes, I received it.
00:51:05.580 but a lot of it then turned around and paid to run these clinics so do i have this amount
00:51:13.000 of money sitting around just waiting to pay oh hip back no further that will mean that i actually
00:51:20.240 have to i've actually paid to vaccinate 36 400 people in our community out of pocket at my
00:51:27.240 expense. Do the math. Somebody do the math quickly on this. 36,400 shots.
00:51:37.860 Put that into $600,000 and come up with a number. And that's how much this doctor made per shot.
00:51:43.880 Looks like eight, nine, $20 per shot, maybe less, 17. That's just me looking at it. But somebody
00:51:52.480 do the math on a calculator. Marr argued the ministry was applying a strict and unreasonable
00:51:57.540 interpretation of the terms physician's office and employee based on a bulletin issue 20 years
00:52:02.800 ago. Look, I don't want to go any further with this story. I don't. I just wanted you guys to see
00:52:08.160 that the establishment is eating itself. And I love it. It's only a matter of time. Somebody's
00:52:19.020 going to get so badly pissed off or fleeced that they come out and they start talking
00:52:23.820 and then and then the walls will all crumble they're crumbling already look at this
00:52:29.680 another covid conspiracy theory becomes reality according to vigilant fox
00:52:34.080 we now have proof that the covid shots damage cognition talk about that brain fog right now
00:52:42.000 We understand as well that some scientists will tell you that COVID itself can cause
00:52:48.660 this condition.
00:52:50.720 A bombshell study from South Korea showed the COVID-injected experienced a 68% rise
00:52:59.140 in depression, a 44% surge in anxiety and related disorders, a 93.4% increase in sleep
00:53:07.920 disorders a staggering 138 percent jump in mild cognitive impairment and a 23 percent rise in
00:53:15.160 alzheimer's millions of health records were analyzed for this study comparing vaccinated
00:53:21.760 versus unvaccinated groups over a three-month period these results are corroborated just so
00:53:28.320 you algorithms on youtube and on meta know this these results are corroborated by what dr pierre
00:53:34.960 Corey sees in his medical practice. He writes, in my practice of treating vaccine injuries,
00:53:40.620 one of the three most common symptoms I see is brain fog. So many of my patients have been in
00:53:46.700 the prime of their lives. They can now barely function, have significant cognitive impairment,
00:53:50.820 and need a lot of help from our nurses to carry out their treatment plans. I never imagined I
00:53:56.660 would see any of this in people far younger than me. And instead, I see it every day. I bear witness
00:54:01.760 to an immense amount of suffering on a daily basis that's hard to put into words.
00:54:08.980 Wow. Maria Z, I think that's her name, she put this up on X, so if you want to go watch that,
00:54:15.600 you can at your leisure. Let's move on here. There's a couple more stories I want to cover
00:54:20.440 before we get to the top of the hour here. From TNC again, now this is a couple of weeks old. I've
00:54:24.960 been meaning to get this on, and I just haven't been able to find time. Last week, we had interview,
00:54:29.260 interview interview this week we're working hard to cover the news because it's been piling up
00:54:33.900 this has been a busy two days of news here you guys so far this week and it's only tuesday like
00:54:38.940 i said um so we're going to keep going through these stories and there are going to be some
00:54:47.220 stories we miss along the way remember that this show is only an hour long on social media so i
00:54:52.140 try to get to as much stuff as i possibly can like last week for example i wanted to get to the part
00:54:57.080 where walmart walmart inc corporation and all its subsidiaries including walmart canada are
00:55:04.000 abandoning dei they're getting rid of it all together they announced that i think 10 days
00:55:08.980 ago and i haven't had a chance to mention it right up until now because i keep forgetting other stuff
00:55:13.220 comes up anyway london ontario police chief sounds alarm on safe supply drugs that are fueling the
00:55:20.400 black market. You did not see this on any Marxist corporate media. I can guarantee you that.
00:55:28.980 London Police Chief Ty Trong warned that safe supply has exacerbated the illegal drug use and
00:55:36.400 resulted in unprecedented levels of drug overdoses. Trong highlighted that safe supply has led to
00:55:44.560 medications being diverted for sale on the black market. These diverted drugs are being resold
00:55:49.920 within the community, trafficked to other jurisdictions, even used as currency to obtain
00:55:54.400 fentanyl, perpetuating the illegal drug trade. Specifically, we're seeing significant increases
00:56:00.960 in the availability of diverted, dilaudid eight milligram tablets, which are often prescribed as
00:56:06.740 part of the safe supply initiative, said Trong. Vulnerable individuals are being targeted by
00:56:11.600 criminals who exchange these prescriptions for fentanyl, exacerbating addiction and community
00:56:16.260 harm. And Wab Canoe, the premier of Manitoba, is just rolling out this program now. Unbelievable.
00:56:24.240 These Marxists just don't understand. No, I'm sorry, that's wrong. They do understand.
00:56:31.760 They're just following the program. The police chief highlighted the stark increase in drug
00:56:38.200 overdoses over the last year, which he attributed to the safe supply program. In 2021, 73 people in
00:56:44.800 london died of drug overdoses the following year 123 people died from drug overdose an increase of
00:56:51.480 68 the subsequent year saw the number rise to 142 a further increase of 15 fatalities have since
00:56:59.300 decreased marginally but remain well above pre-pandemic levels tragically over 80 of opioid
00:57:06.320 related overdose deaths in london are linked to fentanyl the london police previously warned that
00:57:11.400 safe supply drugs were fueling the black market. Alberta Premier Daniel Smith and police in BC
00:57:16.580 issued the same warning. Now, this is not a political thing, friends. This is a human thing.
00:57:26.960 And I wish that people would stop politicizing life and death, because that's what this is.
00:57:36.260 common sense man i have good news and i have bad news from alberta i'll start with the bad news
00:57:44.880 first because it's always better like that from post-millennial and alberta elementary school
00:57:51.360 has canceled its christmas concert celebration opting instead for a more inclusive spring
00:57:57.640 concert in the new year ann martin's the principal of pat hardy elementary school in white court
00:58:04.300 A town about two hours from the provincial capital of Edmonton
00:58:07.020 broke the news to students and parents.
00:58:08.700 Obviously, this is an American story.
00:58:10.980 We work hard to find ways to ensure our events are as inclusive
00:58:13.660 to as many students and families as possible, said Martins,
00:58:17.180 according to True North reporter Rachel Parker.
00:58:20.540 The explanation said it wouldn't be fair to all the students
00:58:23.200 to have a Christmas concert because it's so time-consuming
00:58:26.160 for those involved in the event
00:58:27.500 and requires a considerable degree of commitment.
00:58:30.020 rachel parker says scroodular that's not what this is about rachel you know that as a result
00:58:38.840 students who are not participating are excluded from multiple music lessons and classroom practices
00:58:44.520 for an extended period of time martin's continued in her statement even going so far as observing
00:58:50.180 the christmas season can be very stressful for students and at school and at home so we're going
00:58:55.840 take it away from them so they don't have the stress you see no christmas no stress it's better
00:59:03.640 for everybody by removing the extra concert practices and performance at christmas we can
00:59:11.340 significantly reduce changes to students routines during an already busy month she wrote school
00:59:17.620 officials also said not only is the concert not sufficiently inclusive but the music teacher is
00:59:24.780 also too busy teaching a grade four class and will not have time for the concert however the
00:59:30.460 teacher should have time in the new year to get back to teaching music where are the parents
00:59:37.800 the concert wasn't even billed as a christmas concert but a winter concert
00:59:43.100 but the staff assured students and parents there will be a spring concert instead
00:59:46.960 so that's still going on the good news though from alberta this comes from barhead
00:59:55.080 and uh let me see here hang on just a second
00:59:58.180 our friend benita peterson texted me this late last night i guess the meeting had just broken
01:00:09.840 late last night but in barhead they got the results of their plebiscite their referendum
01:00:15.260 on whether or not they should be being neutral right we're not going to show you any any gay
01:00:22.220 pride flags we're not going to show you any first nations flags no no minority groups get their
01:00:27.720 flags up the only flags that you'll be seeing are the barhead flag the canadian flag and the
01:00:33.320 alberta flag that's it man that's and that's really all we've ever had right that's all it
01:00:40.480 ever should be. So the referendum in Barhead was yesterday, and the results are, should we be
01:00:47.940 neutral? Yes, 653. No, 492. So the eyes have it. We won that one. So there's not going to be any
01:00:59.060 more rainbow sidewalks. There's not going to be any more pride flags flying in Barhead.
01:01:04.360 thank goodness that's janice erwin's hometown by the way the ndp mla in alberta she's not very
01:01:12.580 happy with all that because she has been working very very hard to gather people in barhead to
01:01:19.860 vote in favor of keeping these awful things and so from yeg wave on x residents of the northern
01:01:26.920 alberta town of barhead have voted to approve a bylaw that bans pride flags and rainbow crosswalks
01:01:32.120 from municipal property the town of westlock also implemented a similar bylaw this past february
01:01:39.480 following arguments the government should avoid promoting certain groups over others and that's
01:01:44.280 absolutely acceptable right right okay um today it came out from meta policy chief nick clegg
01:01:56.320 that Mark Zuckerberg is seeking a big active role in Donald Trump's tech policies. I found
01:02:05.240 this very interesting. What? I thought, are you kidding? You censored him four years ago
01:02:13.060 and now you want to be part of his administration? Interesting. Here's an interview with Mark
01:02:20.800 Zuckerberg or two minutes of the interview with Mark Zuckerberg just after Trump was shot this
01:02:25.520 past June. I want to talk about the 2024 presidential election. Okay. Facebook has been a
01:02:33.160 flashpoint in many elections around the world and you personally have been called out most recently
01:02:38.900 by former President Trump. This is a big election. What do you think is at stake?
01:02:47.020 Well I mean look it's it's obviously a very important and it'll be a historic election.
01:02:52.800 You know, I feel like I'm best positioned maybe to talk about what our role will be
01:02:57.680 in it and what we're going to do.
01:02:59.020 And look, I mean, the main thing that I hear from people is that they actually want to
01:03:04.520 see less political content on our services because they come to our services to connect
01:03:08.440 with people.
01:03:09.440 So, you know, that's what we're going to do, where we give people control over this, but
01:03:15.440 we're generally trying to recommend less political content.
01:03:19.220 So I think you're going to see our services play less of a role in this election than
01:03:22.240 than they have in the past.
01:03:23.180 And personally, I'm also planning
01:03:26.860 on not playing a significant role in the election.
01:03:31.480 I've done some stuff personally in the past.
01:03:33.200 I'm not planning on doing that this time.
01:03:35.760 And that includes not endorsing either of the candidates.
01:03:40.000 Now look, there's obviously a lot of crazy stuff
01:03:42.000 going on in the world, historic events over the weekend.
01:03:45.420 And I mean, on a personal note, it's
01:03:49.660 seeing Donald Trump get up after getting shot in the face
01:03:53.760 and pump his fist in the air with the American flag
01:03:57.520 is one of the most badass things I've ever seen in my life.
01:04:02.080 And I think, look, at some level, as an American,
01:04:04.740 it's hard to not get kind of emotional about that spirit
01:04:08.920 and that fight, and I think that that's why a lot of people like the guy.
01:04:13.040 um but look i mean it's we're living in a pretty in a pretty crazy time and i i view our role here
01:04:21.400 is to make it so that everyone can express their their views on this stuff um but we're going to
01:04:28.080 try to manage it so that way the politics doesn't drown out the human connection and the community
01:04:32.820 which is i think the main thing that people come to our services for and um you know we're not
01:04:38.540 always going to get that right but that's what we're going to try to do and i think that that's
01:04:42.600 probably the best role that we can play mark just stop the censorship stop the censorship oh by the
01:04:50.660 way sherry posted the town of emo ontario got fined ten thousand dollars for refusing to celebrate
01:04:55.520 pride well yeah and the mayor who i called today couldn't get a hold of him but i called and left
01:05:01.280 a message the mayor's got to pay five thousand dollars of that fine out of his own pocket he
01:05:05.620 says he's not going to do it he's not paying it it's extortion he said he's not going to do it
01:05:09.960 So I'm going to try and get him on the show as well to hear his side of
01:05:13.300 things,
01:05:13.500 because I think it would be definitely an interesting conversation.
01:05:17.440 Uh,
01:05:17.640 who is Smith Wesson?
01:05:20.740 I'm seeing this,
01:05:22.180 this,
01:05:22.820 this problematic person in chat here.
01:05:27.480 And I'm not sure if he's,
01:05:31.140 this guy's got to go to,
01:05:33.380 um,
01:05:34.700 I blocked him.
01:05:36.180 I blocked Smith Wesson because he was awful.
01:05:38.900 Now,
01:05:39.380 i'm not sure if smith wesson is a man or a woman i'm not sure if smith wesson has been in the chat
01:05:45.260 a lot or if smith wesson is a brand new person in the chat who was just trying to cause problems
01:05:53.020 tonight but is there anybody who knows was he was he irritating anybody was he trying to
01:06:05.180 obviously get under skin that's yeah i know it's a type of gun michael i get it but that was his
01:06:11.720 username in the chat tonight anyway he's gone so no more worries about smith wesson but i
01:06:17.680 isn't that a pew pew brand anyway back to the story here regarding zuckerberg meta has conceded
01:06:26.500 it was too heavy-handed with certain content moderation in the past in an overture to donald
01:06:32.080 trump as its chief executive mark zuckerberg seeks an active role in shaping tech policy debates with
01:06:37.520 the incoming u.s administration sir nick clegg met as president of global affairs said the social
01:06:43.800 media platform previously overdid it a bit an army of fact checkers overdid it a bit branding
01:06:55.020 everything COVID misinformation remember and they're still doing it I mean they are sitting
01:07:02.420 on this show right now so bad that it's not getting out to as many people as it should
01:07:08.580 you would think that with 57,000 followers on a platform you could get it out to more than
01:07:14.680 five or six thousand of them
01:07:16.740 but they just refuse to let it flow they say i had some sort of a post that went against their
01:07:26.940 community standards a couple of months ago they said it had sexual content you know what it was
01:07:30.880 it was a picture of an indian dude taking a crap in the streets of toronto and they said it was
01:07:36.640 sexual innuendo and so i appealed it and they said no sorry we're sticking with our original decision
01:07:42.780 sexual content but they didn't tell me what the penalty was i don't know what they're doing
01:07:50.380 but clearly they are doing something
01:07:53.520 so we overdid it a bit is what nick clegg says when moderating moderating pandemic related
01:08:01.680 content a concession that appears designed to placate the president-elect who has repeatedly
01:08:06.800 accused the company of censorship and silencing conservative speech the best thing you can do
01:08:11.900 my friend mr zuckerberg mark the best thing you can do is stop censoring just stop it
01:08:22.500 and if you have any former cias or fbis on your payroll fire them if you want if you truly want
01:08:32.520 a prominent role in the trump administration that's the first thing that you're going to have
01:08:38.400 to do so you should have done it already it should have already happened we're going to discuss
01:08:44.520 migrants and the un migration pact which canada signed on to i believe in 2017 in the extension
01:08:52.540 tonight for all access members at shadow davis.com don't forget if you're an all access member go
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01:09:03.040 watching the extra content that goes anywhere between a half an hour and an hour every every
01:09:08.960 single night on the all access the extension on shadowdavis.com but here is the mayor of new york
01:09:15.260 eric adams now he's up on charges as well for something or other i forget exactly what it is
01:09:22.000 he's a democrat and he's been speaking out about the migrants and the left the people on his own
01:09:28.380 side are eating him alive and here's what he said today in terms of working with the new borders are
01:09:37.260 those who are here committing crimes robberies shooting at police officers raping innocent
01:09:41.900 people uh have been a harm to our country our country i want to sit down and hear the plan on
01:09:48.380 how we're going to address them those are the people i am talking about and i would love to
01:09:53.340 sit down with the board of czar and hear his thoughts on how we're going to address those
01:09:58.860 who are harming our citizens open to to hearing what their plan is to deport some of these folks
01:10:07.420 and you think the city in some circumstances should cooperate with us let me let me you know
01:10:12.700 what's interesting and i was talking to the team the other day i want you to all go back and and
01:10:18.060 Google Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
01:10:24.080 Google what they said about those who commit crimes in our city
01:10:27.820 and what they said in our country.
01:10:30.560 They said those who commit crimes need to get out right away.
01:10:35.580 That was their position.
01:10:36.740 So this is not a new position, you know,
01:10:39.340 because in the era of cancel culture,
01:10:45.520 no one's afraid to be honest about the truth well cancel me because i'm going to protect the people
01:10:51.920 of the city and if you come into this country in this city and think you're going to harm
01:10:56.500 innocent new yorkers and innocent migrants and asylum seekers this is not the mayor you want
01:11:01.300 to be in the city under interesting challenging the marxists to cancel him i guess there there
01:11:10.160 are some common sense democrats still down there but you can see the tide is turning
01:11:14.780 listen i want to respond to a comment by steve steve spirey steve i try not to be political
01:11:22.940 on this show i only go in trends and news stuff and my own personal opinions on things occasionally
01:11:30.700 i'll bring up politics but it's not very often you guys you regular viewers you know that
01:11:35.480 so steve you said that you should calm down on the ppc stuff or you're going to get yourself
01:11:40.220 that. That's not true. You guys can talk amongst yourselves in the comments. You can talk PPC
01:11:46.000 versus conservative. I don't care. You can do that. What I don't like is people running through
01:11:53.320 the comments, antagonizing others, name calling, condescension. I really don't like that. It just
01:12:00.940 creates a bad vibe in the group. And that's the reason that a couple of people bought it tonight
01:12:08.040 because they have been absolute assholes one of them for a long time the other one i only
01:12:15.340 just discovered tonight but they're gone i don't like that stuff i am open to people expressing
01:12:23.040 different viewpoints obviously i am about free speech but i do not like it when somebody comes
01:12:31.140 to my party and starts pissing on my rug i don't like that at all that person gets asked to leave
01:12:37.440 And if they don't want to, I'll toss them out the door headfirst, period.
01:12:43.140 So go ahead, have your political conversations.
01:12:45.460 I don't care about that stuff.
01:12:47.340 Just don't be rude about it and nasty and mean and cruel.
01:12:52.760 All right, that's it for the social media part of the show tonight, you guys.
01:12:55.800 I love you all.
01:12:56.580 I appreciate you all.
01:12:57.620 We're going to talk about the UN migration pact that Canada happily and enthusiastically
01:13:04.580 signed on to in 2017, 2018, and how it's affecting us today and some newscasts from back in those
01:13:12.060 days. What? It wasn't going to be a problem. We need to show compassion for these people. They've
01:13:16.060 been through a lot, for goodness sakes. That's what the liberals were saying back then, of course,
01:13:20.180 backed up by the left-wing corporate media. And we're also going to show you how amazingly similar
01:13:26.800 the situation from today is as compared to what American Indians and Canadian indigenous people
01:13:33.940 went through in the 1860s 70s all through uh the early 1900s and some say are still going
01:13:42.000 through today so the extension on shadow davis.com is coming up in just a second i love you all i
01:13:49.840 appreciate you all back tomorrow night eight o'clock central for another shadow at night live stream
01:13:54.620 Bye.
01:14:24.620 Thank you.