The Shadoe Davis Show - December 05, 2024


Dec. 4th⧸2024-Occupation in Parliament & How Bad is the Fentanyl Problem?


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00:05:25.400 Welcome to Shadow at Night for Wednesday, December the 4th, 2024.
00:05:30.000 Or did you know that Parliament last night, about two hours before the show started, it was too late for me to get this on last night because it was just breaking as I was getting ready for the show and coming out of the air.
00:05:40.880 But last night, a bunch of, hmm, I want to say this right, a bunch of Jews for Palestine pushed their way into a government building on Parliament Hill and occupied the building until they were escorted out by parliamentary security for about an hour, an hour and a half, and that made worldwide news.
00:06:04.480 And I didn't hear a peep from Justin Trudeau today on that, did you?
00:06:08.300 one word so i have some video to play in a couple of minutes on that also bill c63 the online harms
00:06:18.200 act has been split into two different parts not that it matters much i don't believe this act is
00:06:24.560 going to be passed as an act of law before the liberals are kicked out of government but you
00:06:29.760 never know i mean we've seen a lot of strange things these past four or five years haven't we
00:06:35.520 so hold on who knows maybe maybe world war three breaks out oh hang on did i say that
00:06:41.720 i don't think i'm allowed to say that on one of these platforms i'm broadcasting on tonight
00:06:46.000 they might look at that and go oh it's against our community standards anyway what if ww3 breaks
00:06:54.540 out and trudeau declares the emergencies act again and says he's going to be in power until you know
00:07:01.520 we're out of it tfn do you think there'd be riots in the streets like in south korea yesterday
00:07:11.260 anyway all kinds of news coming up on the show tonight we've got lots and lots of stuff france's
00:07:17.420 government has fallen another major corporation in the united states has thrown out their dei
00:07:23.340 regulations there's a poll out there about how canadians feel regarding dei we'll get to that
00:07:30.860 what else have we got oh yeah there's a fentanyl issue trudeau says that it's not that big a deal
00:07:37.120 don't worry about it we have video of him saying that in the house of commons all that is coming
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00:11:29.160 convenience all right so here's the story tonight from the jewish palestinian protest
00:11:35.940 in parliament last night this is from the palestine chronicle.com so obviously the way
00:11:44.240 this story is written is going to be in favor of what they did last night and by the way tamara
00:11:49.660 leach tweeted about this today on x and she was saying yeah so no arrests because there were no
00:11:54.820 arrests people got detained for a bit but there were no arrests real arrests last night but
00:12:00.720 And they broke into Parliament. They broke in to a government building on Parliament Hill.
00:12:09.000 They broke in. They weren't supposed to be there. Restricted area.
00:12:14.260 In the meantime, you know, all of the Freedom Convoy protesters, well, many of the Freedom Convoy protesters are still in court.
00:12:21.880 Tamara and Chris, I think they're going back to court next month.
00:12:25.240 occupying the canadian parliament jews say no to genocide and they take direct action
00:12:32.860 more than 100 jewish and palestinian activists occupied the canadian parliament building in
00:12:41.500 ottawa over 100 jewish and palestinian activists held a sit-in yesterday at the confederation
00:12:48.700 building in ottawa which houses many members of parliament canadian media reported the
00:12:54.000 Demonstrators carried signs and called for an arms embargo against Israel.
00:12:57.780 Our politicians cannot be complacent in these marble hallways while Israel continues to burn Palestinians alive in their tents, said Niall Ricardo, an organizer with the Independent Jewish Voices Canada group in a statement.
00:13:11.300 Protesters accused the Canadian government of arming Israel by exporting weapons and military parts to the United States, which are then supplied to Israel.
00:13:19.020 They also demanded an end to the import of military goods and technology from Israel.
00:13:25.440 Here's Rachel Small.
00:13:26.960 She's the local organizer.
00:13:36.500 Well, it looks like we've got the swirling circle of death.
00:13:39.160 That's fine.
00:13:39.760 I've got video here for you.
00:13:49.020 We're going to keep singing, we're going to slowly sing, while coming out together to join our friends outside.
00:13:59.020 We are singing together, we are hands of each other's hands, we are moving slowly, and our people are going to cry.
00:14:08.020 So I want you to look at these people very closely.
00:14:33.080 They don't look like professional protesters, do they?
00:14:36.960 Many of them wearing masks sitting in the front row.
00:14:39.480 I think it's a mixture of professional protesters, Antifa people, and just some people who don't believe in the Jewish people who don't believe in the war in Gaza and believe that Israel is to blame for it.
00:14:52.520 I think they're probably, what do you call them?
00:14:55.040 Doop.
00:14:56.800 Useful idiots.
00:14:58.560 Let's continue.
00:15:06.960 Okay, that woman right there in the front there,
00:15:32.240 I think it's a woman, probably a woman.
00:15:36.960 don't know how she identifies don't care i'm going to say woman with the glasses and the
00:15:41.440 short haircut there and the jews say whatever on her shirt with the purple sleeves i think that's
00:15:46.640 Rachel Small, the organizer.
00:15:49.420 But let's continue.
00:16:14.420 So as you can see, there they are.
00:16:16.640 And they look benevolent. They don't look dangerous. They don't look violent. They're just there singing in support of ending the war in Gaza. And to me, that's fine. I just don't think you have to break into Parliament to do it, right?
00:16:33.060 Okay, here's that video that I tried to play earlier.
00:16:36.340 About 150 Jewish activists and allies have just launched a protest inside the Canadian Parliament in Ottawa to demand Canada stop arming Israel.
00:16:47.340 We're joined now by Rachel Small, a member of the group Jews Say No to Genocide Coalition.
00:16:54.640 Rachel, can you describe where you are and what you're doing and what you're calling for?
00:16:58.800 Thank you. We are in a Parliament Hill building right now. We have completely taken over the lobby of this building that has hundreds of parliamentarians' offices in here. Our demand is clear. Canada needs to stop arming Israel and implement an immediate arms embargo.
00:17:15.000 We know that every F-35 fighter drop, every Boeing Apache helicopter dropping bombs on Lebanon and Gaza right now,
00:17:24.020 still have hundreds of Canadian opponents here as Jews.
00:17:28.820 All right, so they want the war to stop, and I can appreciate that.
00:17:32.760 But I don't like the breaking into Parliament and the detainments, but no arrests.
00:17:38.660 It doesn't make any sense.
00:17:39.820 Anti-war protesters removed from Parliament Hill building.
00:17:42.700 This is the Ottawa citizen.
00:17:43.660 Now, Ottawa police said no charges laid.
00:17:46.740 Well, parliamentary police said 14 people were intercepted and given trespass notices.
00:17:54.000 Again, peaceful, benevolent, non-threatening, non-violent, kind of like the Freedom Convoy.
00:18:01.640 They just busted into Parliament.
00:18:03.480 Now, if you're a parliamentary police officer, security, and you see this old woman coming in the doors,
00:18:09.360 because you saw a lot of old ladies there, what would you do?
00:18:12.780 you wouldn't grab her hopefully anyway you wouldn't grab her and forcefully detain her would
00:18:18.060 you i wouldn't but at the same time i might say ma'am ma'am ma'am so i don't know exactly what
00:18:28.800 went down there but this did make worldwide news who are these people anyway who funds them these
00:18:36.780 independent jewish protesters jewish voice for peace there's all kinds of different names for
00:18:42.500 these organizations all across the world, but who funds them? Who funds them? Here's an article from
00:18:49.560 this spring, earlier this year, from Politico. Joe Biden has been dogged for months by pro-Palestinian
00:18:56.960 protesters calling him Genocide Joe, but some of the groups behind the demonstrations receive
00:19:02.260 financial backing from philanthropists pushing hard for his re-election. The donors include some
00:19:08.740 of the biggest names in Democratic circles, George Soros, the Rockefeller family, the Pritzkers.
00:19:16.460 Two of the organizers supporting the protests at Columbia University, and by the way, this extends
00:19:21.440 into Canada, just so you're aware, and on other campuses are Jewish Voice for Peace and If Not Now,
00:19:28.800 and both are supported by the Tides Foundation, which is seated by Democratic mega-donor George
00:19:33.760 sorrows and was previously supported by the bill and melinda gates foundation it turns out sorry
00:19:40.320 it in turn supports numerous small profits that work for social change
00:19:46.220 so yeah these people are funded by the same organizations who fund black lives matter and
00:19:53.720 all of the far left protests and demonstrations that we've seen blm all of that stuff every child
00:20:01.260 matters in canada all those things for the past four or five years it's incredible isn't it and
00:20:07.380 it continues without word one from the canadian government nothing these people forced their way
00:20:15.300 into a government building on parliament hill and i didn't see anything about it from any politicians
00:20:21.080 today incredible like it never happened even though the world knows about it okay so last night
00:20:30.820 i think it was the end of the show last night i made a couple of comments regarding some trolls
00:20:35.740 in the comments let me be clear again because i am all for people being able to say what they
00:20:44.520 want to say you know have friendly debates in the comment section that is absolutely fine political
00:20:51.280 whatever i don't care some people think that i'm a shell for pierre polyev and the conservative
00:20:57.320 party of canada i'm not what i am is a realist and you guys know my position on this you know
00:21:04.820 what my position is on this i don't believe the people's party of canada even though i agree with
00:21:10.900 them from an ideological standpoint more than i do with the conservative party of canada i know
00:21:18.280 that the people's party of canada does not have a chance to win i would like to see them get a few
00:21:25.760 seats. That'd be cool. Instead of a super majority for Polyev's conservatives, like 230 seats,
00:21:31.980 I'd rather see 200 seats for Polyev and 30 for the PPC. But it's very hard to find the PPC these
00:21:39.760 days in polls and online. You can't find them. Where's Maxim Bernier been? I haven't seen any
00:21:44.880 tweets from him lately at all. Nothing on social media. Where have you been? If you're a brand new
00:21:50.840 party and you're trying to get traction, my opinion is that you've got to get yourself out
00:21:55.240 there. You've got to keep talking every day relentlessly. I understand that you probably
00:22:00.320 haven't got the money to do that in a small party like that, but you've got to find the time. You've
00:22:04.360 got to find the volunteers. If you can find people who truly believe in what it is you're trying to
00:22:08.940 do, you will find those people and you will gain that online presence and you will gain followers,
00:22:14.580 thus traction and possibly some seats in the House of Commons. I believe there's going to be
00:22:20.580 an election called or forced sometime in february or before that and where have the ppc been
00:22:28.200 i want to illustrate my point here with the latest polling
00:22:33.560 leger is the latest poll to come out and they show the cpc at 43 percent of the vote so if an
00:22:43.920 election were held this was november 30th this poll came out if an election were held november
00:22:48.120 30th. 43% of Canadians would vote for Polyev and the Conservatives. 21% would vote for the Liberals
00:22:54.240 and 19% would vote for the NDP. The Greens would get 5%. The Bloc would get 8%. And the PPC would
00:23:02.660 get 2%. And look at the PPC down the line in all of the different polling from Nanos, from Main
00:23:08.700 street from ecos from abacus two two two four three three two one three four so let me just
00:23:19.520 say this again if you want to talk about maxime bernier and the people's party of canada in the
00:23:24.720 comment section of this show i say that's absolutely fine make your case though make your
00:23:30.700 case and don't be abusive and there was somebody in the comments last night who was being abusive
00:23:36.720 he was pissing on my carpet and I don't like that so I kicked him out you don't call names
00:23:43.200 if you want to make your case go ahead and say the people's party but what I find are a lot of
00:23:49.600 people from the people's party are that way and maybe it's because they're frustrated they're fed
00:23:55.180 up they think that polyev is a paid actor he's a member of the world economic forum he's he's
00:24:02.060 somehow behind the UN agenda and their 17 sustainable development goals. He's voted for
00:24:07.360 them every time and all of that stuff. And yeah, I can see that record. I don't disagree with you,
00:24:13.440 but right now, Polyev is the best chance we've got. He's calling out woke behavior. And that's
00:24:22.540 according to the polls and nothing more, guys. Like I said, when it comes to policy, I'm more
00:24:29.200 with the People's Party than I am with the Conservative Party. But one thing Polyev has
00:24:34.120 been doing is he's been calling out the Marxism that's been going on in the country for the past
00:24:40.560 four years. And here's the latest when it comes to Jagmeet Singh. Actually moving forward to
00:24:46.600 suspend the sales tax for Canadians so that they can afford the basic necessities that they will
00:24:52.780 need, whether it's fresh made produce. Mr. Speaker, the prime minister claims he's taking
00:24:58.960 taxes off of fresh made produce he really does he really does think that food comes from the
00:25:06.160 grocery store not from the farmers who actually grow the produce that's why he i guess thinks
00:25:12.240 he can cut he can carbon tax those farmers without taxing the food and then you have
00:25:17.120 his friend the maserati marxist over there
00:25:20.320 the maserati marxist well i think jagmeet was it yesterday or maybe the day before was
00:25:41.340 photographed getting in or out of a maserati on parliament hill grounds and he was asked
00:25:46.500 by a reporter about that today and sing said oh that's not my car well whose car is it the
00:25:53.740 reporter said he goes i it's not mine somebody else's and then he just changed the subject as
00:25:59.040 as politicians are want to do so paliev has been calling out wokeness and marxism publicly
00:26:08.880 which is a step beyond what any other conservative party or conservative politician in this country
00:26:16.200 has ever done, aside from Maxime Bernier, who doesn't really have a chance of accomplishing
00:26:23.140 anything, unless, of course, they start building some momentum. And maybe the PPC gets five,
00:26:30.440 10 seats if they really go hard. I think that would be a great idea. I would love to see some
00:26:35.920 opposition on the other side of the Conservative Party of Canada. That would be great for our
00:26:41.540 country. Because
00:26:43.300 Polyev, by the left-wing
00:26:47.420 corporate media and by all of the other
00:26:49.600 politicians in this country, is considered
00:26:51.660 far-right.
00:26:55.700 It's true.
00:26:57.380 And he's not. If anything,
00:26:59.680 if you're talking about the political
00:27:00.880 spectrum circa 2005,
00:27:04.660 Polyev is
00:27:05.520 dead in the middle.
00:27:06.920 The other parties have moved
00:27:08.520 extreme left-right.
00:27:11.540 but the way the media portrays it it's like extreme right knuckle draggers and skinheads
00:27:16.200 and that's not the case at all we know that we know we're not extreme right for goodness sakes
00:27:21.060 so there's a new poll out it says the gst holiday that the trudeau government is going to implement
00:27:28.220 isn't a good idea the majority says it's not much help purely electoral as liberal popularity drops
00:27:36.100 again only one in five hang on where's my little pointer here only one in five respondents said
00:27:43.320 the tax holiday and this promised 250 check for 18 million canadians except for seniors and those
00:27:49.520 who are disabled were good measures that will help people cope with inflation and that check
00:27:54.280 by the way hasn't even been voted on yet supposed to happen sometime in april i don't know the
00:27:59.160 liberals christmas gst holiday and this promise oh hang on i won't stop this thing here and this
00:28:05.140 promise of that $250 check for workers appears to have put them on voters the voters naughty list
00:28:12.380 with a new poll suggesting Canadians overwhelmingly view the policies as purely electoral so let's
00:28:18.520 have a look strategy backfired survey respondents said there were nearly three times more likely to
00:28:27.860 say the measures made them less likely to vote liberal 22 percent said that then more likely
00:28:33.780 eight percent whereas a majority 65 percent said the policies would not change their vote
00:28:39.780 the poll also found that seven in ten respondents thought the two measures are mainly attempts to
00:28:45.580 get people's vote whereas only one in five said they were good measures that will help people
00:28:50.060 cope with inflation 70 percent of respondents are taking a pretty cynical view of these measures
00:28:55.400 and i think that reflects on the ballot people kind of recoil at that sort of stuff
00:28:59.220 Leger VP Andrew Enns said. They've got some other. Here we go. In fact, the liberals unpopularity is apparently only worsened over the last month. The poll shows support for Justin Trudeau's party dropped five points, 21 percent, further widening the gap with the conservatives who were now at 43 percent and the NDP at 19.
00:29:23.740 So let's do some quick math, shall we? You want to talk about, and we should be happy
00:29:29.520 that the polls look like this. Let's take the PPCs, the PPCs 3%, let's just say 3% because
00:29:37.920 they've been 4-4-2-2, so let's call it 3. PPC at 3, conservatives at what, 43, so that's 46%
00:29:45.000 of people who would vote for a conservative party versus 21 percent liberal 19 percent
00:29:52.340 ndp and then five percent green that's 45 percent who would vote for a marxist party
00:29:59.980 so even with the polls heavily swaying in our favor they're they're still neck and neck when
00:30:07.200 it comes to left right marxist common sense that's where we're at in this country right now
00:30:13.700 and i'll tell you what if the ppc does start doing better starts gaining more people they're
00:30:20.740 only going to take votes away from the conservative party of canada now that's fine for now but and
00:30:27.140 the way the mood of the country is but still conservative versus marxist in this country
00:30:32.680 is only one percent difference so that's something we need to work on that's something we need to
00:30:41.000 change. And we need to start having these conversations. We need to start looking at
00:30:46.220 ourselves in the mirror, first of all, and start saying, do I really believe that all of these
00:30:50.580 government programs are a good thing? Dental care, pharma care, care, care, care for all of these
00:31:01.440 illegal aliens. I'll just put it like that. I mean, seriously, how much money do we have to
00:31:07.780 spend here the government in my opinion should should shrink not grow and trudeau has managed
00:31:13.620 to double the size double the size of the bureaucracy since he took power in 2015 it's
00:31:21.100 absolutely astounding here's more trudeau talking about fentanyl and possibly the lies told by
00:31:30.380 donald trump in the united states the leader of the opposition needs to reflect carefully
00:31:35.500 on whether he really wants to amplify the erroneous narratives
00:31:40.120 that the Americans are putting forward around, for example, our border,
00:31:43.840 when less than 1% of migrants coming into the United States
00:31:48.140 irregularly come from Canada,
00:31:50.140 where 0.2% of fentanyl coming into the United States comes from Canada.
00:31:56.500 These are things that we would all do well to stand up and say,
00:32:00.940 yes, there are things we can and are working on together at our border,
00:32:04.660 but amplifying these broken narratives
00:32:08.120 is simply not responsible leadership.
00:32:10.780 Yeah, he just called Donald Trump a liar.
00:32:15.140 You think that's going to make things better
00:32:17.020 in negotiation talks?
00:32:20.600 Justin Trudeau, he's just a boob.
00:32:25.180 But what about those fentanyl claims?
00:32:26.940 Only, what, did he say 0.2% of fentanyl
00:32:29.620 in the United States comes from Canada?
00:32:31.220 All right, well, let's just have a look
00:32:33.060 and see what's what here.
00:32:34.660 Another story from the National Post says, Mexican President knocks Canada's culture fentanyl problems after criticisms from Canadian politicians.
00:32:45.420 Well, this is very interesting.
00:32:47.280 He said, there she is there.
00:32:49.880 Mexican President Claudia Scheinbaum.
00:32:53.140 Now, Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Jolie, who is on the front page of the New York Times today, talking about her being the next leader of the Liberal Party of Canada.
00:33:04.660 seriously seriously that that got a lot of traction in the house of commons question period
00:33:11.860 today but anyway foreign affairs minister melanie jolly is not escalating a war of words with mexico
00:33:18.460 after the mexican president criticized our culture and its framing of the border issues well this is
00:33:25.100 interesting we didn't have a problem with mexico before did we i haven't heard of any problems
00:33:32.060 with Mexico ever, in my entire life.
00:33:37.080 Canada, Mexico, problem, anybody?
00:33:41.260 Have you ever heard of Canada and Mexico
00:33:43.800 having a war of words over anything ever?
00:33:48.040 They love our tourism.
00:33:51.020 But I guess that Trudeau has gotten under her skin as well.
00:33:55.940 The rift between these two trading partners
00:33:57.940 started with Donald Trump's declaration
00:34:00.060 that he plans to impose this 25% tariff on all goods from both countries
00:34:04.120 until we stop the flow of migrants and illegal drugs into the United States.
00:34:10.440 So in a Monday press conference, Mexican President Claudia Scheinbaum
00:34:14.180 said Mexico must be respected, especially by its trading partners.
00:34:17.880 She also noted that Canada has a very serious problem with fentanyl consumption
00:34:23.720 more than Mexico and possibly as a result of some drug decriminalization measures.
00:34:30.060 we're not going to fall for a provocation of which country is better she said
00:34:37.160 mexico should not be used as part of a canadian electoral campaign yet scheinbaum also said
00:34:44.860 canada could only wish they had the cultural riches mexico has saying her country as
00:34:48.640 civilizations dating back thousands of years yeah so even she says that we've got a big fentanyl
00:34:55.800 problem trump's fentanyl ultimatum puts canada's super labs under a microscope spike in production
00:35:04.360 has likely made canada a net exporter of fentanyl a briefing note prepared by global affairs canada
00:35:10.860 earlier this year said oh great
00:35:14.260 the growth of illegal canadian fentanyl production came into focus over the weekend after donald trump
00:35:22.220 purportedly gave canadian government leaders a clear uh ultimatum all right so public safety
00:35:27.760 minister dominique leblanc who along with trudeau attended friday's dinner at mar-a-lago in florida
00:35:32.900 told cbc that it was a topic of discussion we talked about the challenge that fentanyl represents
00:35:37.280 in canada he said reporting elsewhere about the dinner discussion said trump made it clear that
00:35:42.200 the fentanyl epidemic is his top priority before he takes office on january 20th including drugs
00:35:49.720 being smuggled from canada trump's focus on fentanyl smuggling comes at a time
00:35:55.720 when so-called super labs scattered across canada are turbo charging production of the deadly
00:36:02.080 synthetic opioid a recent rcmp raid of an interior bc facility for example recovered the equivalent of
00:36:08.860 95 million doses of fentanyl similarly large-scale operations have recently been
00:36:17.060 covered in Alberta and Ontario. One such facility busted by police in August was just 30 miles from
00:36:25.060 the Canada-U.S. border crossing at Niagara Falls. Danielle Smith said last week that she and her
00:36:30.420 fellow premiers have urged Trudeau to act quickly on this fentanyl problem. You know, the opposition
00:36:38.120 leader needs to understand that reverberating all of the falsehoods coming from the United States
00:36:44.340 is only going to hurt the Team Canada approach.
00:36:47.460 Shut up, Trudeau.
00:36:58.460 From the DEA in the United States, I believe,
00:37:02.760 and this is something that I didn't take seriously a few years ago either
00:37:06.080 when I was hosting a morning show on the local news and information radio station.
00:37:12.360 I didn't want to talk about it in the morning,
00:37:14.340 i told the news director i said it's depressing this is a morning show if you want to talk about
00:37:19.220 it later on that's fine but i don't want people to be hearing every single day about another
00:37:25.560 fentanyl death because they're not going to get their day off to a great start i think i was
00:37:29.460 partially right on that and at the time which is like seven years ago now almost eight the fentanyl
00:37:36.540 problem wasn't nearly as pronounced as it is today so we already know that fentanyl is a
00:37:43.760 synthetic opioid typically used to treat patients with chronic severe pain or severe pain following
00:37:48.400 surgery. I didn't realize back then how deadly this stuff is.
00:38:00.460 Producing illicit fentanyl is not an exact science. Two milligrams of fentanyl can be lethal
00:38:06.560 depending on a person's body size, tolerance, and past usage. DEA analysis has found
00:38:13.540 counterfeit pills ranging from 0.02 to 5.1 milligrams, more than twice the lethal dose
00:38:20.840 of fentanyl per tablet. 42% of pills tested for fentanyl contained at least two milligrams of
00:38:27.380 fentanyl considered a potentially lethal dose. Drug trafficking organizations typically distribute
00:38:33.300 fentanyl by the kilogram. One kilogram of fentanyl has the potential to kill 500,000 people.
00:38:43.540 500,000 people.
00:38:52.100 That's crazy.
00:38:55.040 And it's rampant.
00:38:59.320 Probably coming from China,
00:39:01.560 but now we see that there's a lot of people making it
00:39:05.960 in Canada, Mexico, the United States.
00:39:09.940 And if Trudeau continues to deny
00:39:12.560 that these things are happening it's only going to get worse i want to play this uh this piece
00:39:20.620 here for you from our friend freedom dave out there in toronto it's about the alford versus
00:39:27.360 canada case pay close attention to this because this is going to have a good deal to do with all
00:39:33.940 of us going forward let's watch news ladies and gentlemen alford versus canada has just been
00:39:40.600 granted leave for appeal at the Supreme Court of Canada. Why is this case so important to all
00:39:46.860 Canadians? Because in case you haven't heard, there are individuals currently in Parliament
00:39:52.660 who have committed treason, yet their identities remain hidden under the pretext of national
00:39:59.500 security. And if any member of Parliament dares to speak out, they could face up to 14 years in
00:40:06.340 prison, even if the matter is undeniably in the public interest. A victory in Alford v. Canada
00:40:13.880 would affirm that no member of Parliament is above the law for actions that threaten our
00:40:19.640 democratic institutions. So how did we get here? It all started in 2017 with the creation of the
00:40:27.200 National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians Act. Section 12 of the Act in
00:40:33.300 particular has been instrumental in silencing voices and shutting down open discussions all
00:40:40.440 under the guise of confidentiality in alfred versus canada the stakes have never been higher
00:40:47.040 in protecting parliamentary privilege and the fundamental right of mps and senators to freely
00:40:54.140 debate and disclose vital information without fear of retaliation ryan alfred's case is about
00:41:02.020 restoring the balance of power. It's about ensuring Parliament, not the executive branch,
00:41:07.800 remains the ultimate check on government decisions, especially when secrecy is used to evade
00:41:13.980 accountability. The government must always act within constitutional boundaries, period. Ryan
00:41:22.060 Alford's fight is not just a legal battle. It's a defense of democracy. The future of accountability
00:41:28.280 is on the line.
00:41:30.600 Please stay tuned for updates on
00:41:32.140 Alfred vs. Canada.
00:41:34.180 I'll be posting the hearing date on social media
00:41:36.480 as soon as it becomes available.
00:41:39.260 Public awareness is our
00:41:40.460 greatest weapon, which is
00:41:42.280 why this video is necessary.
00:41:44.780 Freedom dies in the dark.
00:41:48.840 That's our friend Dave Freedom
00:41:50.260 and we're going to try and get Mr. Alfred on for a
00:41:52.300 conversation in the next
00:41:54.140 week or so to clarify
00:41:56.060 exactly what it is he's trying to do.
00:41:57.920 But if he's successful, then all of these documents that Trudeau is hiding, all of the names of all of these MPs who may or may not be involved in foreign interference will have to come forward, depending on what the Supreme Court rules.
00:42:12.700 Now, having said that, this could take a few more years, so it's not like it's going to happen overnight.
00:42:19.700 Some good news here. Bill C-63, the Online Harms Act, has been split into two parts now.
00:42:29.820 So it's going to be even tougher to pass.
00:42:32.120 And here is Arif Farhani, the Justice Minister, talking about it to reporters today.
00:42:40.840 Hi, so I'm here to talk about Bill C-63, the Online Harms Bill.
00:42:45.440 What I'm saying to you and to Canadians is that we as a government are making the determination to divide this bill into two parts.
00:42:54.640 The first part of the bill will deal with the parts that target children and combating child sex predators and issues that relate to revenge porn.
00:43:04.640 That is parts one and parts four of the bill.
00:43:06.960 Parts 1 deals with the Digital Safety Commission. Parts 4 deals with how you prosecute child sex predators under new tools under the Mandatory Reporting Act.
00:43:17.620 Part 2 of the bill will be the Criminal Code Amendments and the Canadian Human Rights Act Amendments that deal with the important combat against hatred.
00:43:26.900 These bills will proceed on different tracks.
00:43:29.420 We are putting our emphasis and prioritization and our time and efforts on the first portion of the bill, which deals with child sex predators.
00:43:36.960 how do you tackle hatred like what do you do we're talking about legislating feelings here
00:43:49.220 right like if somebody says to you i identify as uh they them he she is easier whatever
00:43:55.680 and i say i'm gonna call you he well how can you be so mean and cruel i identify as this and i
00:44:05.140 demand that you call. You cannot demand what I say to you. Or can you? Jordan Peterson made that
00:44:15.400 perfectly clear when he got called by the Ontario Human Rights Commission 10 years ago for not
00:44:21.960 calling a student of his when he was teaching by the proper pronouns. It's ridiculous. And that's
00:44:28.400 what his rise to fame was all about. He was not going to play their game. He was not going to let
00:44:34.720 the government, provincial or federal, legislate what he could say to somebody. So that's what we
00:44:41.420 are talking about here. Ultimately, wokeness is about legislating and criminalizing feelings
00:44:49.240 and opinions. It's impossible to do it. So when Arif Arani there says, we're going to tackle the hate.
00:44:58.180 what's hate exactly and i've talked about this before but i think it bears repeating now okay so
00:45:06.440 i hate the montreal canadians am i going to get banned off social media for that am i going to
00:45:14.740 be fined twenty thousand dollars i'm gonna have to spend 12 years in jail because i hate the
00:45:21.780 montreal canadians well no that doesn't count i mean that's not real hate like if you said i hate
00:45:27.760 bob down the street because he stole my garbage cans i hate him does that constitute hate or is
00:45:35.080 that just somebody blowing off steam what this is is a politicization of emotion and you can't do
00:45:45.180 that and it's under the guise of virtue signaling and signaling and nobility that i'm somehow going
00:45:52.520 to come in and get rid of all these bad people these bullies out there by legislating feelings
00:45:59.500 you can't do that and that is absolutely something we need to stand up for at all costs
00:46:08.600 that's how these transgender people have managed to get as far as they've gotten in the past few
00:46:16.740 years ever since it was decided i think it was by the world health organization or maybe it
00:46:22.500 by the world association of psychiatrists and psychologists ever since they were convinced
00:46:28.100 to remove gender dysphoria as a condition sorry it's a condition now it used to be a disease or
00:46:34.600 a mental illness since then they have been able to make huge strides in society and if you say
00:46:41.880 anything about it you're a hater you're an anti-trans you're a bigot you're a homophobe
00:46:46.120 You're a transphob, right?
00:46:48.900 Now, personally, I don't care about being called any of those things.
00:46:52.800 But when it comes to kids getting surgery, castrated, mastectomies, 12 years old, 13 years old, that's where we have to start drawing the line.
00:47:10.620 So there is a big play going on in the United States right now.
00:47:14.480 from The Guardian, protesters rally as Supreme Court considers gender-affirming care. This is
00:47:20.720 about human beings. Hundreds of demonstrators faced off today as justices hear U.S. versus
00:47:28.580 Scrimetti about Tennessee ban, the Tennessee ban that's affecting trans youth. I personally believe
00:47:35.820 there is no such thing as trans youth. What I believe is there's a lot of young people out there
00:47:40.580 who are very impressionable and any bad actor who comes along and says you know you don't have to be
00:47:46.660 a boy if you don't want to be a boy you can be a girl yeah it's real it's for real
00:47:51.340 they're easy to convince these kids and there's predators everywhere community centers
00:47:58.640 outreach programs funded by government by the way schools let's be honest
00:48:03.940 a majority sorry as a majority of supreme court justices signaled support for a tennessee law
00:48:12.380 that would restrict gender-affirming care for minors protesters in dueling crowds including
00:48:17.480 those with children personally affected rallied near the courthouse steps to make their own case
00:48:22.480 regarding transgender rights today for the hundreds of demonstrators on a brisk morning
00:48:28.040 u.s versus scrimetti represented more than a massive legal battle it was a debate about
00:48:32.940 identity, medical autonomy, government regulation, and the fundamental rights of trans youth.
00:48:39.860 For Casey and Liesel Deck, that means traveling to Washington for the first time from Portland,
00:48:45.980 Oregon, to support the cause for their own trans child. Well, again, there is no such thing.
00:48:52.880 Look, don't listen to me about it. Here's Matt Walsh.
00:48:57.640 all right great thank you guys we are all here on this cold day because we
00:49:03.640 recognize three very basic truths first that biology is real it is immutable it
00:49:11.020 is not subject to the whims of any individual or government or medical
00:49:15.140 organization men are men women are women that's all there is to it you cannot
00:49:20.380 change a person's biological identity you cannot change their sex and you
00:49:24.160 should not try. Second, that the most essential and fundamental duty of any society is to protect
00:49:30.300 their children. A country that cannot or will not protect its children is a country that deserves to
00:49:36.680 die and will. Children are innocent and helpless. They know very little about themselves, very little
00:49:43.180 about the world around them. They rely on us for clarity and guidance and protection. They trust
00:49:49.020 us the adults implicitly so when they're confused and scared they look to us to be
00:49:54.540 the ones who light the way and lead them down the right and safe path it is our moral obligation
00:50:00.300 to be the source of wisdom and security that they need and that they deserve if we will
00:50:05.500 not fulfill that obligation then we are worse than useless the third truth is this that gender
00:50:11.340 ideology the radical leftist doctrine that claims that girls can be boys and boys can be girls and
00:50:17.580 and that such an impossible transition can be made possible through irreversible drugs and surgery,
00:50:24.300 gender ideology is deeply sinister.
00:50:26.960 It is a unique threat to children in particular.
00:50:30.080 It is one of the greatest and most incomprehensible evils ever visited upon children in the whole history of the human race.
00:50:38.480 These are the truths that bring us to this spot on this day,
00:50:41.660 that biology is a fact, that we have a duty to protect our children,
00:50:45.100 that the trans agenda denies the fact of biology and is a distinct threat to our children.
00:50:52.500 We affirm these truths. We call it the Supreme Court to affirm them, too.
00:50:57.800 Now, the other side claims that this is a case about rights.
00:51:02.640 They say that the Tennessee law infringes on the rights of so-called trans kids.
00:51:08.060 There are a few problems with that claim.
00:51:10.800 First of all, there's no such thing as a trans kid.
00:51:14.200 That doesn't exist. Those kids are not trans. They are confused and their confusion has been exploited by quacks and abusers. They are abuse victims. They are not trans kids. Second, the law in Tennessee isn't banning kids from doing anything. It's banning doctors from causing permanent damage to kids.
00:51:35.080 this is a ban targeting doctors and parents who are abusive and who are themselves targeting
00:51:42.540 children so what the trans activists well the people over there are actually claiming
00:51:46.860 is not that kids have a right to be castrated but that doctors have the right to castrate them
00:51:53.200 they are fighting for the right of adults to abuse and harm and mutilate and permanently
00:51:59.280 damage and destroy children that's what all those people over there are fighting for
00:52:03.200 It's disgusting. It's evil.
00:52:06.860 Now, third, finally, with all that said, I actually agree with the premise, sort of.
00:52:11.220 This case is about the rights of children.
00:52:13.860 It's about the right of a child to be protected from the gender butchers.
00:52:19.160 That's what it's about.
00:52:20.440 Children have the constitutional right, the human right, the God-given right to live and grow and learn about themselves and the world
00:52:27.420 without being indoctrinated and exploited by people who reject the fundamental realities of existence.
00:52:34.360 Children have a right to go through phases, to have moments of confusion and discomfort in their own bodies,
00:52:40.200 just like every generation of children before them,
00:52:42.620 without that confusion being seized upon as a pretense to do irreparable harm to their bodies.
00:52:49.100 So to the trans activists over there claiming that this is all about the rights of children,
00:52:53.680 I say again, yes, you're right, it is.
00:52:55.860 they have a right to be protected from you. Children have a right to be protected from all
00:53:02.060 of those people over there who want to harm them and damage them and destroy them.
00:53:07.500 And they will be. They are going to lose. They are losing right now. We are not going to let
00:53:14.200 them harm our children. This case is just the beginning of the fight. It is not the end.
00:53:20.440 We are not going to rest until every child is protected, until trans ideology
00:53:24.720 is entirely erased from the earth that's what we're fighting for and we will not stop until
00:53:31.500 we achieve it thank you yeah that's a big deal going on down there uh everybody seems to be
00:53:39.200 very confident that the u.s supreme court will rule the right way you can't deny you know it's
00:53:48.540 interesting look there's a story came out today from the lpga the ladies professional golf
00:53:54.440 association i say the ladies professional golf association they've updated their gender policy
00:54:03.140 for competition eligibility effective starting next year next season the policy informed by a
00:54:10.120 working group of top experts in medicine science sport physiology golf performance and gender policy
00:54:17.100 law was developed with input from a broad array of stakeholders and prioritizes the competitive
00:54:23.520 integrity of women's professional tournaments and elite amateur competitions. This working group
00:54:29.280 has advised that the effects of male puberty confer competitive advantages in golf performance
00:54:34.820 compared to players who have not undergone male puberty. Now, I don't know what puberty has to do
00:54:43.040 with this it seems to be a sticking point in a lot of these new policies that are coming out and
00:54:49.120 maybe they're using it as a scapegoat or a trap door or something like just say it just come out
00:54:57.060 and say it it's ridiculous to allow men to play with women on the lpga tour we all know this
00:55:07.080 we don't need to hear from experts and physiology and doctors and medicine and it's obvious
00:55:17.040 accordingly under the new policy athletes who were assigned female assigned female at birth
00:55:23.620 are eligible to compete on the lpga tour epson tour ladies you're so assigned female you are not
00:55:30.620 assigned anything you are what you are that's all there is to it there is no designation there's no
00:55:43.460 assignment oh look she's got a cooter that means she's a girl oh look he's got a donkey or whatever
00:55:51.180 you call it for kids that's a boy that's it and the very very very very small percentage of hey
00:56:00.360 wait a minute i don't know exactly what this is we're talking about 0.00001 of people
00:56:06.660 who were born hermaphroditic it shouldn't be a societal concern
00:56:12.640 right and for the small percentage they claim to be this trans community why are you so upset
00:56:24.140 it's only like one percent of the people anyway well then how come you're getting so much press
00:56:29.280 How come you're getting so much play out there if you are only representative of 1% of the people?
00:56:36.540 And it's not that many, in my humble opinion.
00:56:40.780 Another victory here.
00:56:43.000 Southwest Airlines agrees to abandon illegal DEI practices following federal civil rights complaint filed by America First Legal.
00:56:51.600 Another one bites the DEI dust.
00:56:53.920 Yesterday, America First Legal received a confirmation from the Department of Labor's Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs that Southwest Airlines has acknowledged and agreed to abandon its unlawful discriminatory employment practices outlined in AFL's federal civil rights complaint.
00:57:12.940 This is excellent news.
00:57:14.700 Very excellent news.
00:57:16.340 So there's another one.
00:57:17.320 Walmart is one.
00:57:18.620 However, it seems as though when one goes down, another one pops up.
00:57:21.920 Jaguar.
00:57:22.480 Have you seen some of their advertising in the last week or so?
00:57:29.840 Somebody's got to deal with them now.
00:57:32.680 From Northern News, majority of Canadians oppose equity hiring.
00:57:37.660 More than in the U.S., and you pull fines.
00:57:40.880 Well, only 28% of Canadians support equity hiring.
00:57:43.820 36% of Americans support affirmative action.
00:57:46.960 That's very interesting.
00:57:47.700 i'm kind of wondering if people even know what affirmative action is down there yeah i've heard
00:57:53.260 of that i like that what is it i don't know that's a sad state have you ever seen any of those
00:58:00.340 man on the street interviews that are on youtube and all of the other social medias clips you see
00:58:07.040 them sometimes hey can you name the capital of canada the guy goes through 15 or 20 kids and
00:58:13.560 none of them can can you name three countries in north america and they'll say something like well
00:58:19.960 asia uh norway and the united states yeah and there's a lot of them out there like that i i'm
00:58:32.020 shocked by that stuff like really so a majority of canadians say that employers should not take
00:58:39.640 cultural or ethnic backgrounds into consideration when hiring according to new polling well
00:58:43.880 we know i've said this before i'll say it again we know that whatever happens down in the united
00:58:50.360 states generally happens in canada six to nine months later so hopefully 2025 is going to be a
00:58:56.120 good year we'll see i mean again you know the new world order could have a few tricks up their
00:59:01.260 sleeve yet 57 percent of canadians disagree with the notion that equity should be part of hiring
00:59:07.980 According to the poll done by Leger for the Association of Canadian Studies, the survey results point to some pushback on the issue of minority hiring in Canada and the United States.
00:59:18.460 Jack Jedwab, president of the Association for Canadian Studies, said in an email.
00:59:23.940 So that's good news. Canadians don't agree with discrimination, apparently.
00:59:27.780 okay so while all of this stuff has been going on there's small things that are happening all
00:59:37.560 across the country that we don't hear about so today who sent me this michael our buddy michael
00:59:43.640 is probably watching right now i'm not sure what platform michael's on michael sent me this
00:59:47.340 and it was sent to him by a friend of his a dairy farmer here in manitoba well all the crazies going
00:59:56.160 on out there, the Palestinian protests, the transsexual whatever, all that stuff, World War
01:00:02.520 III. In a small room in the city of Winnipeg, a bunch of dairy farmers got together to hear a
01:00:10.840 seminar. And the seminar, I'm going to put it up on the screen here. The seminar was about
01:00:18.980 artificial intelligence in dairy farming, artificial intelligence and the impact on
01:00:25.220 Canadian dairy presented by somebody called Dr. Sherry Van de Paul. All right, so we're just
01:00:32.460 going to, we got three slides here. We're going to go through these. So next one, milk recording
01:00:39.100 ahead in 2025. DHI mobile included in our basic service. Paper reports will become optional per
01:00:45.300 test fee. Genetic, new genetic tools. Enhanced genetics website. Carbon footprint farm calculator
01:00:53.900 pilot dairy sustainability incentive initiative you get up to four thousand dollars a year for
01:00:59.680 that well dairy sustainability incentive farm credit canada fcc dfc lactanette partnership
01:01:08.860 launched in 2023 relaunched this year with starbucks eligible farms can receive up to two
01:01:16.140 thousand dollars per year supports sustainability on farms so this is all about the united nations
01:01:23.560 and their 17 sustainable development goals.
01:01:27.320 So let's go back to the first page here
01:01:29.260 about what was going on here.
01:01:31.080 Dr. Sherry Vanderpoel is the person behind this company
01:01:35.660 called Catalytics.
01:01:37.120 Can you see that in the upper left corner
01:01:38.560 of the picture there?
01:01:39.980 Catalytics, all right, so let's take that off the screen
01:01:42.120 and let's put this on the screen.
01:01:44.880 Catalytics aligns with the United Nations
01:01:48.060 sustainable development goals
01:01:49.660 related to supply chain practices.
01:01:51.580 Why is sustainability so important in your work?
01:01:54.880 This is an interview from ovc.u of Guelph, Guelph University.
01:02:01.680 And Dr. Vanderpump says,
01:02:03.680 well, behind catalytics is my love and appreciation for nature,
01:02:08.620 which comes from spending so much time outdoors as a kid.
01:02:12.300 It's great that we're seeing so many large-scale sustainability initiatives in Canada,
01:02:16.760 but they often miss the connection to the local dairy.
01:02:21.580 This makes it very difficult for local farmers
01:02:23.580 to show they're making progress
01:02:24.920 toward the Dairy Farmers of Canada net zero by 2050 goal.
01:02:30.040 She's a globalist.
01:02:32.360 She's a climate zealot.
01:02:34.720 And she's out there giving presentations
01:02:36.940 to dairy farmer associations all across the country
01:02:41.860 and bribing them.
01:02:43.900 Hey, if you do this,
01:02:45.320 it's a very simple little change you have to make.
01:02:48.480 We'll give you $2,000.
01:02:50.020 And then if you do this, we'll give you $4,000.
01:02:53.860 And I think what the farmers are seeing, they're just seeing the money.
01:02:57.680 Yeah, I'll take six grand.
01:02:58.920 What do you need me to do?
01:03:01.500 Just follow the sustainability goals.
01:03:06.980 So that, my friends, is what's going on in small rooms all across the country.
01:03:14.220 Well, we watch the big picture, the little stuff.
01:03:18.080 rarely, rarely, rarely gets seen. So I'm so happy that people sent me that today so that I could
01:03:26.380 relay it to you. It's so extremely important that if you know any of these farmers, if you know any
01:03:32.540 of these people who are going to meetings like this, you let them know that ultimately the goal
01:03:39.060 is to get rid of you. They don't want you. They're going to try and take your farm from you
01:03:47.580 at some point they'll take everything you have ever worked for in your entire life
01:03:51.500 and they'll just wreck it it's not going to continue
01:03:56.880 barts methane bad for the environment it's insane and the last piece today
01:04:05.140 let's see here oh the french government has been toppled
01:04:09.440 shouldn't have been top story of the night shadow no not really
01:04:17.000 macron is still the president and he says he's going to finish his term which doesn't end until
01:04:23.160 2027 but the way the french uh government system works is there's a president and then there's a
01:04:30.580 prime minister and a parliament and they've got an upper and lower house so it's a lot like the
01:04:36.240 united states right difference in who does what and what powers the prime minister has versus
01:04:44.500 what powers the president has but ultimately the prime minister has been ousted in the national
01:04:51.320 assembly of france so the president's got to pick a new one now and apparently it's very fractious
01:04:57.460 in the national assembly in france because no one party has a clear majority so there's going to have
01:05:03.380 to be but the way this story goes and the reason i wanted to bring this up to you guys tonight is
01:05:07.300 because it comes from left-wing corporate media the associate press and they're talking about
01:05:13.080 all of the parties in the National Assembly, all the left-wing parties and the extreme right.
01:05:18.720 It's never the extreme left. They're just left-wing. But anytime they mention a right-wing
01:05:24.920 party, they have to put that word extreme in before right-wing every single time. This is
01:05:32.720 not a big deal. They'll come up with a new prime minister and everything's going to be fine
01:05:36.800 in France. Macron still runs the show. He's still the head of state there. So
01:05:43.300 what this does signal possibly is more growing unrest amongst the people
01:05:50.740 in Europe with all of this immigration. But we covered that last night with the UN
01:05:55.980 immigration pact that was signed enthusiastically by Canada in 2018. That is it for the show
01:06:04.080 tonight you guys the social media social media part of the show anyway we still have more to go
01:06:08.580 david ike what is david ike thinks what is this cognitive dissonance with people when it comes
01:06:15.020 to donald trump he's not good that's what david ike says we're gonna watch that tonight on the
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