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00:13:12.300manitobastrongertogether.ca all right quickly let's go say some hellos to the people who are
00:13:19.440watching tonight vivian is watching tonight i think that's on facebook hello vivian how are
00:13:24.160you doing so sheeta is watching tonight dan kim melinda diane picked and said he was writing a
00:13:33.920book well there's going to be more that comes out about this and it looks like i can't say this for
00:13:41.520certain but it looks like i'm going to have an exclusive on this in the next couple of weeks i
00:13:45.760can't say any more about it than that right now. Dennis is watching tonight. Hello. Yeah. So she
00:13:51.640is watching from Kingston. Hello, David, Mimi, Linda. You guys are all mixed up in your commenting
00:13:57.560tonight. Or am I mixed up? Maybe I'm the one that's mixed up. Usually it's the one person
00:14:05.820that's mixed up, not the 500. I just want to say thank you guys for being here tonight. And don't
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00:14:50.080up on Rumble. Let's get this out there to as many people as we possibly can. All right, let's start
00:14:54.860the show with the Robert Pickton story, which came out today, by the way, on all of the left-wing
00:15:00.760corporate media, even though this attack happened three days ago in prison. So from the Vancouver
00:15:09.040son suspect in robert picton prison attack has lengthy criminal history sentenced for armed
00:15:16.160robbery bc serial killer was brutally assaulted may 19th about 5 15 p.m in a unit for at-risk
00:15:23.020inmates in quebec's port cartier maximum security prison there he is there evil sob
00:15:29.060the man suspected of attacking bc serial killer robert picton at the maximum security prison has
00:15:36.420There's a long, long history of criminal offends dating back decades.
00:15:44.440Martin Spike Charest, 51, has not yet been in the Civil Service Canada called a major assault, which left Picton hospitalized and in a coma.
00:15:52.900But sources confirm the longtime prisoner is a suspect under investigation.
00:15:57.580was brutally assaulted May 19th at about 5.15 in Quebec's Port Carchet maximum security prison.
00:16:06.240During the surprise attack, a broken broom handle was shoved into his head. He was flown to hospital
00:16:11.960in the Quebec capital, 600 kilometers from the prison. The Correctional Service Canada has not
00:16:17.860provided any information on his medical condition, but post-media digging has learned that he remains
00:16:26.060in critical but stable condition picked in 74 serving a life sentence after a jury convicted
00:16:30.620him in 2007 of killing georgina papen serena abbotsway mona wilson andrea josbury brenda
00:16:37.960and wolf and marnie fry in all dna from 33 women was found on his port coquitlam farm
00:16:44.700picton once bragged to an undercover officer he had killed 49 women
00:20:34.020why shouldn't you because you're going to be targeted yourself yeah okay0.59
00:20:40.640picked in as an elderly pig farmer former pig farmer convicted blah blah blah blah blah
00:20:46.400okay let's get down to this interesting part here the rcmp under trudeau appointed commissioner
00:20:53.400brenda lucky this is part of the unholy triad we mentioned at the earlier uh at the early part of
00:20:58.820this story. Made attempts to destroy evidence that was collected during the investigation
00:21:03.560raising eyebrows. In 2020, the Federal Police Agency applied to the court to destroy some
00:21:09.080of the exhibits, a move that Picton himself opposed in court. Why would, why would he
00:21:16.620care? Oh, right, right. Because he wants it known that there were other people involved
00:21:24.220in this, not just him. Hickton told the court that destroying the evidence would prevent other
00:21:31.300perpetrators from being brought to justice. The RCMP, now controlled by Trudeau-appointed
00:21:35.640commissioner Mike DeHame, currently wants to destroy 14,000 pieces of evidence, a move that's
00:21:42.260being contested by a multitude of advocates. Anytime you dispose of evidence, especially
00:21:47.260evidence that has DNA on it, you're signaling there is no hope, stated crime investigator
00:21:51.740Sasha Reed. Why do they want to destroy this evidence? What's compelling them to want to
00:21:58.640destroy this? It's taking up too much space in the back. We need it. The Trudeau connection.
00:22:09.560As the news broke about Pickton's attempted assassination, some have pointed the finger
00:22:14.800at Trudeau. While the connection may seem far-fetched at first, a closer look reveals
00:22:20.760some odd links between the prime minister and the convicted serial killer. Trudeau's faced
00:22:25.920accusations of spending time partying at the pig farm. I'm sure you've heard about those.
00:22:31.160As well as sexually abusing his students. We've heard about that. Trudeau was a substitute teacher
00:22:38.880at a high school in Coquitlam, British Columbia, which is a short drive and well within walking
00:22:43.440distance of the Picton pig farm. There's a map to illustrate. One source indicated that Trudeau
00:22:49.860was a frequent guest at the pig farm making trips because it became a party palace, which we'll get
00:22:55.860more into in just a second. Not the pig farm, but a building on the pig farm. Let's go party at the
00:23:03.800pig farm. So Trudeau was a frequent guest at the pig farm making trips during his tenure as a
00:23:09.920substitute teacher at the local school. Viral news stories circulated during the 2019 election
00:23:15.640the claim Trudeau forced a young student into a DNA, sorry, NDA, non-disclosure agreement cover-up
00:23:21.180in an appropriate relationship. The claims about the parties lack evidence, and the sexual abuse
00:23:27.700allegations surrounding students have been thoroughly debunked by fact-checkers. What does
00:23:33.040that mean? Doesn't mean anything in this day and age. Fact-checkers, give me a break. However,
00:23:39.660Trudeau has faced credible allocations of sexual assault, including the groping of a reporter back
00:23:45.160in the early 2000s, as was reported by multiple news outlets, including the BBC.
00:23:51.640During his time at a separate school, West Point Grey Academy,
00:23:54.760he befriended a man that was later sentenced to jail for possession of child pornography.
00:23:58.820There are several pictures. I forget the guy's name, though.
00:24:00.860You guys may want to write it down in the comments.
00:24:02.860I'm sure some of you have already got that name out of your mouth.
00:24:06.600You probably yelled it out the second I said, I forgot.
00:24:09.420So go ahead and write it down in the comments.
00:24:10.900conclusion at the time there is no hard evidence that trudeau was involved with the murders that
00:24:17.780picton was eventually convicted of nor is there any evidence that trudeau ordered the assassination
00:24:22.680of picton himself however the timing of picton's attempted assassination and the supposed release
00:24:29.360of his tell-all book has led people to ask questions some hard questions that deserve
00:24:34.920further investigation number one why did trudeau resign from his teaching position abruptly
00:24:41.100Number two, why is the RCMP under his appointees trying to destroy important evidence collected from Pickton's farm?
00:24:47.840Number three, why did a maximum security prison allow a high-profile inmate like Pickton to be in close contact with another inmate with a history of violence?
00:45:54.000all I want to say about that right now.
00:45:58.420But when we do have this Stronger Together conference next month in Boziger, again, June 21st, 22nd, 23rd, I really hope that we can put all of that stuff aside and focus on what we need to focus on.
00:55:35.220And it got me thinking, never mind looking at the word that was used to describe the policy.
00:55:42.020Let's take a look at the policy itself.
00:55:44.560Justin Trudeau legalized the use of hard drugs like meth, crack, and opioids in public places in British Columbia.
00:55:55.580That's the subject that was under debate that day.0.68
00:55:58.540So instead of focusing on the word wacko itself, why don't we take a look at all the ways that Justin Trudeau is a wacko, way out there, an extremist.0.93
00:56:11.620Because that's another word for wacko, isn't it?0.96
00:56:13.500It's basically saying you're so far out there on the extreme fringes of public opinion or societal norms that you seem like a wacko.0.94
00:56:24.740And if you've caught my video on Trudeau-ing, you know that one of the things that Justin Trudeau likes to do0.94
00:56:30.160is accuse his opponents of the very thing he's guilty of himself.
00:56:34.680Now, I'm sure we can all agree that thinking that it's okay for someone to use meth in a maternity ward in a hospital
00:56:43.140where nurses have to treat other patients and go about their daily tasks,
00:56:48.040that that would be wacko, that that would be very extreme.
00:56:50.800But it's not just on drug policy that Justin Trudeau holds positions or views that are so far removed from the mainstream public opinion.
00:57:00.240It's on a whole host of issues, like on drugs, free speech, banning plastics, the carbon tax, his association with the World Economic Forum.
00:57:10.340But before we get into that, you know what's not extreme? Liking and subscribing to my channel.
00:57:15.220Only a wacko would watch this video and not like and subscribe, so do that now.0.93
00:57:24.620Justin Trudeau's drug policy is way out there. We already talked a little bit about the fact that he1.00
00:57:31.880legalized the use of hard drugs like meth, crack,
00:57:38.220bus stops, public transit itself, hospitals, parks. There are reports of dogs
00:57:44.060overdosing because they sniff a pile of drug residue on the grass. A South Surrey
00:57:50.960man is warning other dog owners after his Labrador nearly died of a fentanyl
00:57:56.820overdose. The dog had to be revived with naloxone after somehow inhaling or
00:58:02.540ingesting the deadly drug while out for a walk. This did not happen in Canada
00:58:08.160before Justin Trudeau was elected but he systematically started to put in
00:58:12.860policies that made it easier to access drugs and took away tools from law
00:58:18.200enforcement to get drug users into the programs that they need to get help and
00:58:22.880to make our community safer for law-abiding Canadians. Making it legal to
00:58:28.100use these dangerous drugs in public places was not enough for Justin Trudeau.
00:58:32.300Because he's such an extremist, he went even further. He started using taxpayers
00:58:37.640money to buy powerful narcotics and give them to drug users. And you know what
00:58:42.840happen? Those government-funded drugs were found all across Canada. The Prince George RCMP say
00:58:49.720after a months-long investigation, it has seized over 10,000 pills, including prescription and
00:58:55.180non-prescription drugs. That's because a person who picks up drugs at a government-run consumption
00:59:01.300site often turns around and sells them to other users, takes the money, and buys even more powerful
00:59:09.420narcotics. Just take a look at the impact. BC's safe supply drugs being sold by organized crime
00:59:16.340across Canada. Quote, organized crime groups are actively involved in the redistribution of safe
00:59:22.420supply and prescription drugs. That's from the RCMP. So this extreme and radical program by
00:59:28.100Justin Trudeau has the effect of increasing the amount of dangerous drugs on our streets.
00:59:33.840that's wacko now after the bc ndp government realized that they were plummeting in the polls
00:59:40.460and that british columbians were sick and tired of this drug policy they did a massive reversal
00:59:46.280asked justin trudeau to reverse his decision and make this use illegal again the request
00:59:53.020the federal government is essentially recriminalization of the possession or use
00:59:56.800of illicit drugs in public spaces period. But don't be fooled Justin Trudeau still believes
01:00:04.380in this policy. He said that decriminalization is still a tool that his government will look at in
01:00:11.360the future. Before we get into some more domestic issues there's another point I want to make about
01:00:16.200Justin Trudeau's radical extremism and that's his government's relation to the World Economic
01:00:21.720Forum. There's enormous opportunity and enormous potential in that realization. I could do a whole
01:00:28.800video on all the wacko ideas the World Economic Forum advocates for. All you need to know is
01:00:35.200Chrystia Freeland, Justin Trudeau's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, sits on the
01:00:40.040board of the World Economic Forum. So let's just take a look at a few of their greatest wacko hits.
01:00:45.660own nothing, be happy, eating bugs, digital currencies, 15-minute cities. The list goes on
01:00:53.940and on. These are not conspiracy theories. These are policies or proposals that the WEF has published
01:01:01.900on its own website. It's right there in black and white and full color for you to see. Nobody
01:01:07.640wants this. That's why the elites are trying to impose it top down. If there were good ideas,0.96
01:01:13.980the people themselves would be demanding it but they're not because they're fringe and extreme
01:01:19.960now conservative policies are in contrast to trudeau much more mainstream take a crime for
01:01:27.480example conservatives believe that dangerous and repeat offenders should face meaning one moment
01:01:33.500andrew so let me just ask you guys this was that good enough for you was it at least a start
01:01:40.240Are you somewhat satisfied that the opposition House leader, Andrew Scheer, very high-ranking member of the Conservative Party of Canada, not the leader anymore, but used to be, was at one time a Speaker of the House, is going on YouTube and talking about the liberal association with the World Economic Forum, eating bugs, you will own nothing and be happy,
01:02:07.240pointing that out, trying to make this
01:02:35.600They are letting Andrew Scheer or encouraging Andrew Scheer to talk about this. That means what? That means now this is going to become a heavy, I believe, a heavy conservative talking point as we head into the next election.
01:02:55.500if, of course, we do have another election.
01:03:00.280I've got a theory about the American election.
01:03:03.640I've got a theory about the next pandemic being called.
01:03:07.100And that's all going to be coming up in the extension
01:03:09.180in about five minutes on shadowdavis.com.
01:04:49.900Here in the 1900 block of Richardson Street, Tuesday night, three incidents in three consecutive days, a total of nine charges.
01:04:58.840And what does Justin Trudeau do in response? He doubles down and defends his radical, extremist and wacko policy of letting violent and dangerous offenders back out on the street with easy bail.
01:05:10.800And when they do go to jail, when they are actually sentenced to prison, what does prison look like for some of Canada's most notorious and horrific killers?
01:05:19.760Paul Bernardo is not just a murderer. He is a demonic killer who brutally and horrifyingly
01:05:26.640killed young girls at the prime of their life. My colleague Frank Caputo did an excellent video0.83
01:05:31.920doing a deep dive into the luxurious lifestyle that some of Canada's worst killers enjoy
01:05:38.400serving their time. Only someone with an extreme and radical ideology would think it's okay
01:05:44.320to let violent killers like Paul Bernardo and Luca Magnata
01:05:48.940serve out their sentences in a life of luxury.
01:05:52.100Let's take a look at Justin Trudeau's favorite policy,
01:06:33.280He doesn't care that mainstream opinion is opposed to his radical agenda.
01:06:38.620And he's going to plow ahead and keep hiking that carbon tax.
01:06:41.780I could list all the ways that Justin Trudeau is a radical extremist on so many policies that affect your life, but that would be like a two-hour video.
01:07:00.540Now, I'm going to keep this video focused on his policies and his positions and not unpack all the ways that Justin Trudeau is a wacko on a personal level.0.96