00:09:14.320Lone convoy protester to appeal token one-day sentence.
00:09:18.600Here is the story from the Ottawa Citizen.
00:09:20.640The long-running legal saga was set to reach its conclusion last week, last Wednesday,
00:09:28.020as David Romlewski received a suspended sentence with one day of probation, but he wasn't willing to put up with that.
00:09:35.000Why? Because it was going to set a dangerous precedent, so he wants to appeal that one-day sentence to the Supreme Court of Canada.
00:09:43.660Here is Dave Freedom's video to tell us more about it.
00:09:47.080Ladies and gentlemen, David Romlewski, a participant in Freedom Convoy, is seeking leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada.
00:09:55.640This marks the first such attempt among those charged and arrested during what has been described as Canada's largest peaceful demonstration.
00:10:04.240His case carries significant legal weight, as its outcome could impact all ongoing trials and appeals relating to Freedom Convoy 2022.
00:10:15.300Justice Mosey had already ruled that Justin Trudeau's invocation of the Emergencies Act was unconstitutional and a legal overreach by government power.
00:10:26.120This explains why after hundreds of arrests, the Crown quietly dropped most of the disobey order charges.
00:10:32.700Rather than addressing the illegality of the order itself, prosecutors shifted their focus, aggressively pursuing bogus mischief charges under Section 430-1-C of the Criminal Code.
00:10:47.280The courts then convicted individuals as parties to an offense without identifying a principal offender.
00:10:55.520In effect, simply walking through downtown Ottawa at the time of the demonstration
00:11:00.540could have been enough to land someone in jail for mischief.
00:11:10.760If a judge acquitted a convoy participant of mischief,
00:11:13.660The Crown would then appeal the decision until they secured a judge willing to overturn the acquittal.
00:11:21.200Romuluski experienced this firsthand after his initial acquittal was overturned in Superior Court.
00:11:27.920His request for leave to appeal at the Ontario Court of Appeal was denied.
00:11:34.020He is now diligently preparing his factum to seek leave for appeal at the Supreme Court.
00:11:39.400At this stage, three of the nine Supreme Court judges will determine whether Remlewski's case has the national importance required to proceed.
00:20:45.440The company's hiring and workplace accommodation policies go even further.
00:20:49.980Training on microaggressions and allyship is mandated for all employees,
00:20:55.740along with unconscious bias training for recruiters,
00:20:58.340practices that often enforce ideological conformity rather than improve workplace efficiency.
00:21:04.300The hiring strategy includes a dedicated DEI sourcing manager to prioritize underrepresented groups reinforcing identity-based references in recruitment.
00:21:14.820We're not going to go through all of this because after a while, come on.
00:26:43.360In the wake of the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency's
00:26:46.740doge exposure of frivolous government spending
00:26:49.620under the advisory of Elon Musk at a looming election,
00:26:52.720Canada finally pulling the plug on its committee to find unmarked graves at former residential schools.
00:27:01.520Is that a tacit admission that there were no unmarked graves ever?
00:27:06.140They were wrong and this whole thing was just a complete waste of time and our money?
00:27:12.140Maybe. They're never going to say it, but they pulled the funding.
00:27:17.160The National Advisory Committee on Residential Schools, Missing Children, and Unmarked Burials, or NAC, which is run jointly by the National Center for Truth and Reconciliation, that's got to go. That's got to go. That entire department has got to go.
00:27:33.620Under the Federal Department of Crown Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs was formed after the false claim that the Kamloops First Nation Band had discovered the remains of 215 children who were students of the Kamloops Indian Residential School.
00:27:55.880The decision is quite a turnaround from the federal government's previous stance.
00:27:59.280Just last year, Ottawa issued a profuse apology for the re-traumatization of Indigenous communities
00:28:06.160after announcing plans to reduce funding for alleged unmarked grave searches.
00:28:11.140Initially, communities could receive up to $3 million each for such searches.
00:30:17.000You got the cinnamon, you got the spearmint, and bubble berry for the kids.
00:30:20.580They're going to want to wash, I mean brush, they're going to want to wash their teeth eight times a day.
00:30:25.700So make sure you get more than one of these, like all flavors, and maybe three or four of the bubble berry if you've got kids running around.
00:31:54.780You released today sketches out considerable spending on infrastructure, technology, as well as a middle-class tax cut, financed entirely by savings found in government.
00:32:06.860I'm wondering how many billions of dollars you'll have to cut from the budget to finance your priorities.
00:32:12.500So the first thing is, if I may say, and this is a critical point, what we're looking to be much more disciplined around is the programs of the government or any direct investment of the government, that it catalyzes many multiples of private investment, and that as a consequence of that, it's growing our economy.
00:32:38.100And so being very clear and disciplined and linkages between those, that's the first.
00:32:41.880The second is that we have looked, and there will be an appropriate point if I'm selected leader and move forward, to cost out directly and reveal those costings of the various measures that we put in place.
00:32:57.660I have worked in the Federal Public Service.
00:33:00.740I assisted in that role in the preparation of seven different budgets over time.
00:33:05.860I have seen both how to do program reviews, reviews of government spending that yields results and how not to do it to yield results.
00:33:16.280I look at the figures and the shifts in the level of public spending and I can see opportunities for those savings
00:33:23.780and above and beyond opportunities to make horizontal savings, in other words, savings across government,
00:33:30.040much better use of information, data, technology.
00:33:35.860in the end this is as much about making that government spending much more productive it's
00:33:45.220about a focus on outcomes it's about a reversal of the of the focus um and delivering better
00:33:51.940programs for canadians uh partly through better tools for canadian public servants one follow-up
00:33:58.820would you know tax increases to finance your uh well we're not going to increase taxes in
00:34:04.180In order to cut taxes, we are we're looking at a middle class tax cut to deliver directly to Canadians.
00:34:08.480Yeah. All that new spending and a tax cut.
00:34:14.340That's amazing. Do you think that most Canadians understand that that's kind of impossible?
00:34:24.540So what he's saying there is he's admitting that there's been terrible amounts of government waste and corruption for the past nine and a half years without saying it.
00:34:34.180you know all these softball questions for now for mark carney's fine but when he finally does win
00:34:42.680this liberal leadership and he has to go toe to toe in a debate with pierre pauliev i think he's0.70
00:34:47.300gonna have his ass handed to him and those polls that we've been seeing for the last couple of
00:34:52.400weeks oh i'm voting liberal they're gonna vanish kind of like the whole kamala harris thing last0.99
00:34:59.340year in the united states here is mark carney again now it's not nearly as tedious as justin
00:35:06.860trudeau but it's dull like do we need a dull globalist banker is the prime minister of this
00:35:13.420country you know he comes across so dull of course but you know what his plans are he wants to
00:35:18.460he wants to completely gut this country and then give it to china but here he is taking a jab at
00:38:11.580But these people just believe that they are so far above the average person, whether it's an independent journalist or whether it's just a guy who works for CN or a hydro company or works in a coal mine or in the oil patch or, you know, woman who works wherever.
00:38:31.700I mean, they just do not see us as humans, right?
00:45:47.580But she wants to make it tougher for Pierre Polyev to get rid of it.
00:45:52.860And speaking about Pierre Polyev, he addressed the media today in a Toronto area food bank.
00:46:00.940The hate and division that has been unleashed in this country over the last 10 years, the radical woke agenda that Justin Trudeau instituted and that Mark Carney has said explicitly he wants to continue, has divided our people.
00:46:17.680He's broken people up into different ethnic, religious, cultural groups and turned them against each other.
00:46:26.200Liberals have deliberately divided community against community for electoral gain.
00:46:31.920And they have put in place an ideology that obsesses about every single possible ethnocultural division.
00:46:40.700And what is the result? A 251% increase in violent hate crime under this last decade of the Trudeau-Carney Liberals.
00:46:51.680So I will end that radical woke ideology. I will treat every single Canadian equally.
00:46:58.840We will cut off the funds that have gone to anti-Semitic groups and to other hate mongers.
00:47:05.540We will pass tough new laws that punish people who vandalize or attack places of worship.
00:47:14.380We will deport foreign nationals who are in this country that engage in violence or lawbreaking of any kind, including anti-Semitic violence.
00:47:25.540And we will ban every single terrorist group that's operating here.0.81
00:47:30.760we'll find and deport all of the IRGC thugs.0.93
00:47:37.460There are apparently 700 IRGC thugs who are in Canada today
00:47:42.860operating with impunity, who are not citizens.0.64
00:47:46.800They're spending the stolen money that they took from the Iranian people0.89
00:47:50.140while they instigate divisions on our grounds in this country.1.00
00:47:54.000They will be kicked out of this country.
00:49:43.380Blaming the conservatives somehow for this prorogation of parliament.
00:49:49.640And again, tomorrow we might get a ruling from the Federal Court of Canada regarding whether this prorogation was legal and constitutional or not.
00:49:59.120That's what the JCCF is hoping for, so we'll soon see.
00:50:02.900Kash Patel was finally sworn in today as the director of the FBI.
00:50:09.220What's he going to do on his first day?
00:50:10.560Well, today, technically not his first day because he got, what do they call that, affirmed, I guess, later this afternoon.
00:50:17.980so i'm sure yay is great he went out for a couple of drinks tonight and tomorrow is going to be his
00:50:22.300first official day but what's he been talking about doing on the very first day on podcasts
00:50:29.100all across the united states for the past three years here's what black book like on day one
00:50:34.380on day one roll out the black book so will you work with me on this issue so we know who worked
00:50:44.140with jeffrey epstein in building these sex trafficking rings absolutely senators child
00:50:50.260sex trafficking has no place in the united states of america and i will do everything if confirmed
00:50:55.680as fbi director to make sure the american public knows the full weight of what happened in the past
00:51:01.220black look like on day one on day one roll out the black book roll out the black book
00:51:10.140okay look at this photos that should have ended political careers this is a meme that i captured
00:51:18.600today hey look there's mark carney never mind black face on the left look there's mark carney
00:51:29.120right next to gilane or gis lane or however you say it maxwell epstein's right hand woman
00:51:37.420man well you know my wife knew her from high school and we bumped into each other at social
00:51:44.600engagements every now and again i think that was the explanation he gave something like that maybe
00:51:49.620it wasn't high school maybe it was college whatever his wife is somehow friends with
00:51:57.920Ghislaine Maxwell and they would bump into each other at these high class high society affairs
00:52:03.320from time to time and there they are right next to each other so i wonder if cash patel does
00:52:11.340actually pull out that book tomorrow if mark carney's name is going to be in it
00:52:17.760so there's been a lot of talk about these vaccines these mrna vaccines in the united states the last
00:52:26.640few days and in the uk as well this from the daily mail this came out a couple of days ago
00:52:33.420early yesterday covet vaccine faces ban for all americans in radical u-turn by trump team
00:52:41.640interesting so there's a guy a lawyer who's been fighting these things these horrible horrible
00:52:50.000things for the past three or four years. His name is Tom Rents, and he put that up on his ex
00:52:56.960yesterday. And he says, headline and statement, will Trump ban the mRNA COVID poisons that they
00:53:04.220pretend are vaccines? And he says, this headline is a bit misleading. We know that many of the
00:53:11.520appointees at HHS, Health and Human Services, that's RFK Jr.'s thing, are concerned about the
00:53:18.400obvious dangers of the unsafe and ineffective COVID jabs. We do not have evidence that a ban
00:53:25.200will occur yet, but we can certainly hope. The issues with the unproven nature of mRNA and its
00:53:31.580classification as a vaccine rather than a gene therapy remain. mRNA must be banned until it is
00:53:38.500fully tested, including long-term tests in all forms. Gene therapy is unproven, and if we're
00:53:44.660following the science, we need to go back to the beginning
00:53:47.320and require the long-term testing typically required under the law
00:53:51.680before any gene therapy products are allowed on the market
00:54:14.080tom rents he has been fighting hard man very very very hard our friend karen kingston has
00:54:21.840something on substack it's called the kingston report you should subscribe
00:54:25.380and she put this out just today we should get her back on the show soon too because there's
00:54:30.800been a lot of talk about this and karen's an expert on this after all cdc postpones vaccine
00:54:36.020advisory meeting to allow for public comments once the meeting is rescheduled you can go to
00:54:43.000And she's talking to the Americans here, obviously.
00:54:45.940You can go to the CDC's ACIP website for instructions on how to submit your written comments or oral comments on vaccine safety.
00:54:55.880The CDC Advisory Committee on Immunization Practice, or the ACIP, was scheduled to meet next Wednesday for the rest of that week.
00:55:07.320ACIP is the CDC committee that advises the CDC director on how FDA-approved and authorized EUA vaccines should be used in infants, children, and adults.
00:55:19.080Per the ACIP website, the meeting is being postponed to allow for public consultation.
00:55:27.940this is the radical transparency rfk jr said he would require of all of hs hs departments when
00:55:37.380he became secretary including the cdc the fda the nih the ni aid thank you rfk jr she goes on to ask
00:55:47.540why are the covet 19 mrna shots on the cdc's childhood vaccine schedule and they are right
00:55:53.680there. Boom. See that? At six months, that's when they should be getting their very first mRNA jab
00:56:01.860for COVID at the age of six months, as you can see. It's important to note that use of Pfizer
00:56:09.300and Moderna's mRNA vaccines in children are emergency youths authorized only and were never
00:56:16.540granted full FDA approval as being safe and effective to prevent SARS-CoV-2 infection in
00:56:21.620children under 12. Despite this fact, the CDC is recommending two or more COVID-19 shots for babies
00:56:28.320as young as six months old. Here's J.D. Vance talking about how he got the jab with Joe Rogan
00:56:36.780a couple of months ago. So I took the vax, and I haven't been boosted or anything, but
00:56:43.840the moment where I really started to get red-pilled on the whole vax thing was
00:56:48.400the sickest that I have been in the last 15 years by far was when I took the vaccine.
00:56:54.200And I, you know, I've had COVID at this point five times. I was in bed for two days. My heart
00:56:59.480was racing. I was like, the fact that we're not even allowed to talk about that, even, you know,
00:57:04.460no, no, like serious injury, but, but even the fact that we're not even allowed to talk about
00:57:09.200the fact that I was as sick as I've ever been for two days. And the worst COVID experience I had was
00:57:14.660like a sinus infection, I'm not really willing to trade that. And you don't even, you know,
00:57:20.240everybody that I know, or a lot of people I know, they talk about the second shot that they got of
00:57:25.220the vaccine was really, that made them really, really sick. Well, that's a side effect and not
00:57:30.900a side effect that we even talk about enough in this country. No, it's, and it's also, again,
00:57:36.160we're talking about companies that have a long history of lying and being forced to pay criminal
00:57:42.040fines and then we're giving them this exemption from being responsible for any of the side effects
00:57:48.060still hopefully that changes hopefully that changes in the united states and then we become
00:57:58.480the 51st what i would love to see is and and i don't think that this would ever happen
00:59:04.480We need that from politicians of all stripes, provincially, federally, municipally, and we also need it, more importantly, from our friends and family who are understanding now that they were wrong, and instead of them saying things like,
00:59:21.040oh you're still on that vaccine thing come on man you say you called me an anti-vaxxer and an
00:59:30.420extremist three years ago simply for exercising common sense when you went running to the pharmacy
00:59:36.060or the mall or the convention center or the walmart parking lot to get yours for a free
00:59:42.060donut or hot dog or french fries or whatever it was that you got in return maybe you got a lottery
00:59:47.820ticket i want you to apologize to me for calling me names for making a different decision than you
00:59:56.820did well at the time i thought yeah well at the time i thought too that what if these things are
01:00:02.920worse than the actual disease now you didn't think that at all did you did you possibly think
01:00:13.540that there's no vaccine that's ever been invented so quickly?
01:00:18.080Well, they've been working on mRNA for years.
01:01:39.060And so I basically am furious that not only did they do this, but they're still offering all my colleagues, including myself, routine booster vaccines, which scientifically we have shown will actually do nothing but harm, depress your immune system and increase your chances of getting infected again and again and getting cancer.
01:07:15.700Thank God they're saying it. Thank God they were brave enough to stand up to the CIA.
01:07:20.500The Republican House report accuses the intelligence community leadership, the CIA and the director of national intelligence of shaping a politically palatable conclusion.
01:07:30.480If they're politicizing this, what else are they? Not telling the president. And that's scary. That's where it becomes like more real.
01:07:39.800A decade ago, this national security memo confirmed intelligence about a high-powered microwave system weapon that may have the ability to weaken, intimidate, or kill an enemy over time.
01:07:51.600Nicknamed Havana Syndrome, after a cluster of cases in Cuba, the mysterious cognitive and neurological symptoms strike diplomatic, intelligence, and military personnel.