The Shadoe Davis Show - Feb. 26th⧸2025- Disbarred Quebec Attorney Gloriane Blais joins the show!

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00:03:00.000 Good evening, everybody, and welcome.

00:03:10.000 It is Shadow at Night for Wednesday, February the 26th, 2025.

00:03:15.660 And on the show tonight, Quebec attorney, Gloria Ann Blais.

00:03:20.180 she has been disbarred by the Bar Association of Quebec for launching investigations and cases

00:03:29.220 into the injection, the COVID-19 injection. But it's a long story, and Glorianne's going to tell

00:03:36.700 us all about it. And because Glorianne is from Quebec and her English isn't exactly the best 0.53

00:03:44.260 in terms of you and I being able to understand everything she's saying. And look, my French

00:03:49.960 sucks. I'm going to admit it right now. I mean, if I tried to get into a conversation with a 0.99

00:03:54.420 couple of French speakers from Quebec, that'd be it for me. They'd be looking at me, pointing at

00:03:58.180 me, laughing at me. It would be embarrassing. Glorianne's English is about a hundred times

00:04:03.640 better than my French. So anyway, we do have a friend of Glorianne's coming on the show tonight

00:04:09.360 in case we have some problems understanding each other. Her name is Sue. So we're going to

00:04:14.100 introduce them both in just a couple of minutes. The Shadow at Night livestream, as always,

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00:06:01.960 okay i got attacked by a few ppc bros today over on x because of last night's show with

00:06:09.460 tiana truth seeker if you missed last night's show and i doubt you did because it's already

00:06:15.380 been seen something like 40 000 times and it's 24 hours after the fact now it's crazy

00:06:22.520 40,000 times. I think a lot of people shared last night's show, but if you missed it,

00:06:29.840 go back and watch it. She was absolutely on fire last night. And in the last 10,

00:06:34.920 maybe 15 minutes or so, we started talking about Maxime Bernier and the People's Party

00:06:39.260 of Canada. To that end, Jason's coming on the show tomorrow night. All right. You guys know

00:06:47.080 who I'm talking about. Jason Levine. He's running for the PPC in the upcoming election. And

00:06:52.340 Well, he watched the show and agreed with a lot of what she said last night.

00:06:56.080 He did have some points he wanted to bring up as well.

00:06:59.220 So Jason Levine on the show tomorrow night and possibly, just possibly,

00:07:05.700 a couple of surprise guests that I won't name until I confirm it yet.

00:07:12.700 Hello, Renee. Tiana is the beat.

00:07:16.120 Is that a new thing the kids are saying, the beat?

00:07:18.360 i thought the bomb was the thing but that's that's so 1999 hello robert in deserato ontario

00:07:25.780 deserato near london i haven't heard deserato in a long time jj is watching in waterton park alberta

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00:09:44.920 All right, we'll be back with our guests on the show in just a moment.

00:09:48.720 Hang on, let me see if I can find my thing.

00:09:50.280 I can.

00:09:51.280 We'll be right back with Gloria Ann Blaze.

00:09:59.800 oh hey that was back a little bit quicker than i thought let me get the names right i had you

00:10:24.240 guys all inverted there hello glory and thank you for coming on tonight really appreciate you

00:10:27.900 taking the time to tell your story and it's important that people know this and i certainly

00:10:32.900 hope you didn't take offense to my uh comments regarding your english earlier in the show but

00:10:37.120 that's the best way the best way i could think of to describe it i mean my french sucks so bad

00:10:43.340 i wouldn't even try speaking to either one of you two in that language just because i don't

00:10:48.080 want to embarrass myself but in case there comes a situation where glorianne is telling a story

00:10:53.840 tonight and the message gets a little bit garbled because i know that my audience is 99 english

00:10:59.800 speaking we brought sue choquette on tonight these two met actually could you guys tell the story of

00:11:06.220 how you met i think it's quite interesting because you're both going through some uh tribulations

00:11:11.000 right now uh go sue um thanks gloriane i actually met gloriane for the first time last year on the

00:11:21.900 5th of February 2024 my cousin was following Glorian I'm going through something difficult

00:11:29.400 myself my legal case has been going on 14 years anyways we're not here I'm not here this evening

00:11:34.820 to talk about that I'd be more than happy to come back on another time yeah we'll bring you on

00:11:39.160 another time and we'll get exactly but that's it my cousin was following Glorian and she said Sue

00:11:45.220 look this woman what they tried what they did to you they tried to do it to her and she stood up

00:11:52.680 to them and she said no and she's fighting in the courts she exposed corruption involving

00:11:59.480 the government under Charest here in Quebec and Investissement Quebec that is a government program

00:12:05.040 that is involved in finances and loans private and government and anyways it's a big

00:12:11.340 thing and Glorian carried a case from 2004 to 2022 and her first disbarment was when she tried

00:12:21.080 to bring this case forward to the Supreme Court of Canada and that's when my cousin brought me in

00:12:27.000 she says look she's trying to go to her appeals you we have to go and maybe it'll give you some

00:12:32.660 hope to see that there's a lot of other people that are actually having courage standing up to

00:12:36.840 corruption and being whistleblowers because it was a rare thing in 2012 when I started my own

00:12:43.000 journey and to find out there's so many out there trying to do the right thing right now

00:12:47.540 it's just an honor to be here and Glaviane deserves our utmost respect out of 28,000

00:12:55.060 lawyers in Quebec out of 136,000 lawyers in Canada she is the only one who decided to put in a class

00:13:04.800 action suit last year in the spring before the delay of prescription what is that any type of

00:13:11.340 case has a delay either it's criminal civil or others and personal opinion nothing to do with

00:13:20.620 glarian it always favors the not as honest side or party of any case just look at the

00:13:28.920 that takes away uh criminals get the get off because they don't get through the system fast

00:13:35.260 enough and then you have other people like glorian yeah we'll we'll get to all of that that's that's

00:13:40.740 it but glorian stood up for us she didn't want that delay of prescription to go over

00:13:45.780 and if she had not done it nobody would have and now she's fighting the in the courts and

00:13:53.300 her next case she'll explain coming up the 7th of april in quebec city it's about the class

00:13:59.340 accident suit against all 35 liars prime ministers and health ministers that were in place in spring

00:14:07.520 2020 because what they did to us was extremely wrong and she out of anybody else has definitely

00:14:15.600 the the legal background to carry this case being medical malpractice and health law and i'll let

00:14:21.680 do the rest okay gloriane you have you got disbarred a couple of years ago right which is to

00:14:27.900 me absolutely egregious considering that you were only doing what is legally correct and required

00:14:35.740 right yes uh yes and i have the proof that everything i've done did you do you hear me

00:14:44.200 well yeah we got you there's a little bit of an echo but it's not it's not yes because

00:14:49.780 yeah okay um yes i was a lawyer since 1999 and uh i um my expertise was in health law i'm still

00:15:03.220 have this expertise in health law i have i was in medical practice for the victim

00:15:10.660 and I was doing huge case

00:15:14.420 and I have a second diploma in university

00:15:18.060 in health law and policies

00:15:21.000 from University of Sherbrooke

00:15:23.060 and also I have an expertise in anti-corruption.

00:15:26.460 I have a big training,

00:15:28.160 a good training from International Bar Association

00:15:32.300 from London, UK,

00:15:34.940 from experts from Washington, Paris and London

00:15:38.620 and then I do a huge case in medical malpractice

00:15:45.200 but also a big one in anti-corruption

00:15:48.080 begin to talk about this

00:15:49.800 and this it was for just shortly, very shortly

00:15:55.720 it was for a businessman that is victim of corruption

00:15:59.060 is victim of corruption from the government of Quebec

00:16:02.680 at the time that the prime minister was Jean Charest

00:16:06.000 And we sue, me as the lawyer, we sue for 35 millions of dollars and like the government didn't deposit a counter expertise about the 35 million because it was like very clear that the quantum, the amount was this.

00:16:25.200 It was a very huge case.

00:16:27.380 And in that case, we had the trial after 10 years,

00:16:34.160 the trial in autumn 2020.

00:16:37.840 And my favorite judge in all of my career,

00:16:43.460 Martin Buron was the one at the trial.

00:16:47.380 And he rendered, it was very stunning,

00:16:50.660 he rendered a fraudulent judgment.

00:16:53.100 And I have all the proof of this,

00:16:54.720 like 14 volume, then I went

00:16:56.780 as lawyer to

00:16:58.500 the court of appeal, it was a direct

00:17:00.620 appeal, a straight one, and

00:17:02.760 the court of appeal didn't

00:17:05.180 want to receive the proof,

00:17:07.020 they reject the

00:17:08.720 appeal, preliminary,

00:17:11.380 they do this when they,

00:17:12.860 but on my career was like stunning,

00:17:15.060 like was very good, it's just

00:17:16.680 that case, it stopped. When it

00:17:18.900 touched government, if it touched

00:17:20.920 individual, usually it's

00:17:23.080 It's okay, but when it touched government, I saw that it's too big for the judge.

00:17:30.740 Then the Court of Appeal decided to protect the judge who failed, the judge rendered...

00:17:39.120 One second, Lorraine. Are you talking about the COVID case that you...

00:17:43.420 No, I'm going there. No, no, it's not the COVID. It's about corruption.

00:17:47.480 And corruption, what is it?

00:17:49.600 Why it's linked with COVID?

00:17:51.480 It's because COVID is corruption.

00:17:53.780 It's systemic corruption.

00:17:56.000 Let me ask you this.

00:17:57.640 I'm sorry to interrupt you, but let me ask you this.

00:17:59.880 In your experience, because you've got a great amount of experience as an attorney working against corruption.

00:18:08.240 How often was the government involved in cases that you oversaw?

00:18:14.220 out of my career it was individual then it was against physician against hospital you know

00:18:22.420 because medical malpractice it's again big one but it was still individual you know the association

00:18:29.220 the association association protection medical protection canadian medical the canadian

00:18:36.140 association for protection medical protection the one is like the insurance for most of the

00:18:44.200 canadian physician in uh uh protect like when we sue a physician doctor they protect their doctor

00:18:53.960 they like they represent them it's big sue but it's still between individual then all my career

00:19:00.620 it was between individual and i like my career is is very good like i i was winning uh i i choose

00:19:09.260 to start a law firm in 2004 to be able to choose the case

00:19:14.620 that I would represent because I wanted justice.

00:19:17.300 When I saw the limit of the Canadian judicial system,

00:19:23.940 and it's for that, I have another step that I didn't talk about this,

00:19:28.000 it's the Supreme Court of Canada,

00:19:29.840 then it's not just a Quebec province case.

00:19:32.840 It's a Canadian case, meaning I went to the Supreme Court of Canada,

00:19:37.240 And when it touched the government, it's at that time that with that case that I built since more than 10 years, then I saw that it's difficult for the judge to have the courage to do their job upon their constitutional responsibility.

00:20:00.920 meaning to be impartial you have to be to have the courage of the integrity and this it's too

00:20:09.220 it's too difficult for the judge because all its work in Canada the judge are chosen chosen by

00:20:17.500 a politician and they think they have to say thank you all of their career to the politician after

00:20:26.340 that i i'm not saying they have to do it's absolutely the opposite but in that case this

00:20:32.180 huge k 35 millions of the the sue and a very good one second i have to interrupt you on this one

00:20:38.580 because it brings up a question and this is something that i've heard from other lawyers

00:20:43.380 in the past couple of years and that is this um you're all part of the same club all the lawyers

00:20:51.040 you're you're part of the bar association in whatever province you happen to be in right

00:20:55.320 and so for me it's not a club maybe i'm not talking about you particularly but you know

00:21:02.300 obviously not because you've stood out from the crowd clearly and and you're in this

00:21:06.720 situation now because you did that and i think it's great don't get me wrong but yeah it could

00:21:11.980 that be the reason that so many lawyers like sue was pointing out earlier like 165 000 lawyers

00:21:19.900 across the country and how few actually stood up and did the right thing is that because they were

00:21:25.180 all scared to go up against the government is that why judges continue to impose even today

00:21:30.680 judicial notice on covid cases and the covid vaccines because they're they're terrified of

00:21:37.540 ruling the other way they're some of them don't even want to hear evidence like are they that

00:21:44.160 scared of the government or they just feel beholden to them because they got their appointment

00:21:48.320 through the government i think i think that it's what you are talking it's about human being it's

00:21:54.580 not just about lawyer it's about lawyer but it's it's it's stunning when it's lawyer because they

00:22:00.200 know law they know the constitution they know our right and they do nothing but what i'm saying it's

00:22:06.460 the fear it's a human being as a mode like meaning what i'm trying to say it's uh when you you every

00:22:16.380 Like at the COVID time, most of the people were at fear

00:22:22.440 and they just, what's going on?

00:22:25.480 Some people didn't understand what's going on,

00:22:27.700 but the fear stopped to fight.

00:22:30.620 And then it's not the only one, it's not only the judge,

00:22:37.600 it's not only the lawyer, it's all the human being.

00:22:41.660 They are scared of the power because they don't want

00:22:44.560 to lose everything but to to me i'm a freedom fighter i'm like i'm i choose to be lawyer because

00:22:52.720 i'm a freedom fighter i didn't become a freedom fighter in 2020 i'm a freedom fighter since

00:23:00.480 since barbie i born i don't know i'm like my dna is like that that's just who you are you're you're

00:23:07.460 like exactly you're you're like aaron brokovich used to be except you're an actual lawyer and by

00:23:13.180 the way you know what i found hilarious and just as an aside i found out the other day that aaron

00:23:18.200 brokovich the one they made the movie about with julia roberts and all of that she was one of the

00:23:23.180 biggest boosters of the covet 19 injections that there was on social media and i thought for a

00:23:29.680 woman who made a career and got famous through a movie starred julia roberts fighting against

00:23:36.780 corruption yeah you would think that she'd have been able to see through this in a heartbeat but

00:23:42.660 nope she went on the other side it's absolutely astounding so take us to the case the beginnings

00:23:50.200 of the case that got you into the situation that you're currently in yeah that what i was

00:23:57.220 i was going to say it's i was at the step of the court of appeal the i'm talking the the big case

00:24:04.640 that my client was the businessman victim of governmental corruption from quebec uh

00:24:12.000 parliament and we sued for 35 million the government and we received a fraudulent judgment

00:24:22.400 from not an incompetent judge. No, it's about, it was my favorite judge. It's a judge decide,

00:24:32.900 decide to render a fraudulent judgment like what they put in a judgment, like a big part

00:24:41.940 of our proof it's even not

00:24:43.620 mentioned it's like they

00:24:45.620 just ignore

00:24:47.040 part of the proof because it was

00:24:50.000 too good for

00:24:50.880 it was like I never see

00:24:53.940 a judgment like that I

00:24:55.340 read judgment in my life

00:24:57.900 like it's my expertise then we bring

00:24:59.940 to the court of appeal the court of

00:25:01.920 appeal reject preliminary

00:25:03.980 like the preliminary

00:25:05.320 meaning like they didn't let us

00:25:07.820 to deposit the proof

00:25:09.320 and it was like

00:25:11.640 when they rendered the judgment, the court of appeal, it was clear they wanted to show that

00:25:16.620 it's a little case, you know, it's, it's like, okay, court of appeal, always like, it was always

00:25:22.540 a right for me to go to the court of appeal. You know, when you win a case, like a medical

00:25:27.660 malpractice case, when you win a case, you have to be ready to go to the court of appeal,

00:25:33.860 to defend, to represent the judgment, to fight for the judgment.

00:25:41.760 And then you win the case.

00:25:43.140 Then I was used to go to the Court of Appeal.

00:25:45.400 It was always well, but it was case litigation between individuals.

00:25:53.400 But that case that I come back, it was against the governmental corruption,

00:25:58.100 Quebec one.

00:25:58.660 Then I deposit an application to leave for appeal in the Supreme Court of Canada, at the Supreme Court of Canada, our highest court in Canada.

00:26:13.360 I'm sorry to yell, okay, but we have to understand that now it's Canadian.

00:26:19.340 When we deposit something at the Supreme Court of Canada, if there is something happened there, this, it's Canadian at that time.

00:26:29.860 Then I deposit.

00:26:30.920 It was a huge, like, application.

00:26:34.400 It was 14 volumes.

00:26:36.160 I take all the proof and I choose one page there, one page there to make that this application is easy to read.

00:26:46.720 But it was like a big work that I did during one month and it was still available on the internet. And I deposited the application and just after I deposited the application, the chief of justice in Quebec province, the chief of justice for the boss of the fraudulent judgment, asked the borough of Quebec to sue me in disciplinary.

00:27:15.800 Even the Supreme Court of Canada didn't render their judgment.

00:27:23.400 The chief of justice asked the Bar of Quebec to sue me in disciplinary.

00:27:28.720 Then I said to them, to the Bar of Quebec, look on the proof.

00:27:32.980 You know, what I said, it was like words, lawyer words, but it was, I didn't say fraudulent judgment.

00:27:40.020 It was lawyer words.

00:27:41.400 It was temperate.

00:27:41.800 It was very well-written, but yes, I was saying that it was not good, and I had the proof of this.

00:27:54.520 You were suggesting in this motion that the judge who rendered the decision may have made a mistake.

00:28:06.440 You weren't accusing, right?

00:28:08.480 I said, that said, the expression in French, it's crainte raisonnable de partialité.

00:28:15.080 It's in English, I will translate, we have to use this when we say that there is a lack of impartiality.

00:28:24.280 Then what I say, I will translate like that.

00:28:28.000 I say that there was a lack of impartiality and it will be voluntarily.

00:28:34.880 It's this I wrote.

00:28:35.940 And I deposit the proof, and the proof, like, it's very solid, very, very, very solid.

00:28:43.420 Then I said to the Bar of Quebec, look at the proof, because they said to me, the Bar

00:28:47.600 of Quebec, you don't respect the administration of the justice.

00:28:51.660 Then I said, look at the proof.

00:28:53.180 It's not me who doesn't respect the administration of justice.

00:28:56.640 It's the judge, the judge at the Superior Court, the judge at the Court of Appeal.

00:29:01.700 then uh it's not me doesn't respect the administration of justice then uh he even

00:29:08.220 that he began the sue my first disciplinary sue in all of my career after like 22 years

00:29:16.180 of uh to be lawyer did you know i'm sorry to interrupt you did you know it's okay

00:29:22.060 did you know did you know these people did you know these justices these these people who were

00:29:28.840 accusing you of not respecting the justice system like the the employee at the bar of quebec

00:29:37.860 yeah the people who are saying you're not respecting the justice system the judges

00:29:42.300 and possible other lawyers who were accusing the the the chief of justice i knew him as name like

00:29:51.740 in but not personally and the bar of quebec uh uh the the one sue me that i knew like his name but

00:30:00.560 we didn't know each other like personally then uh but it was my first disciplinary sue

00:30:07.440 then uh i received before i received the the disciplinary sue before the decision

00:30:12.460 of the supreme court of canada in may 2021 and then after that i'm just i'm just going straight

00:30:20.160 there. After that, the person sued me, the lawyer

00:30:24.160 sued me, the employee of the Board of Quebec, Maître Daniel

00:30:28.080 Gagnon, he admitted two times

00:30:32.120 in front of the court

00:30:35.680 when I cross-examined him that he never

00:30:40.060 read one page of the proof. Then he sued me, it's like

00:30:44.340 you sue a person, it's not in criminal, but you sue a person in criminal

00:30:48.420 by example and you don't

00:30:50.780 look the proof before to sue

00:30:52.280 it's this he did

00:30:53.460 in the two

00:30:56.740 hearing including at the trial

00:30:58.580 on the disciplinary

00:31:00.460 sue he admit

00:31:02.520 two times he never read

00:31:04.040 never before never during

00:31:06.560 never just before the trial

00:31:08.560 he never read one page of the

00:31:10.620 evidence why he admit

00:31:12.600 this on oath

00:31:14.080 in hearing it's because

00:31:16.580 it's criminal, like, to do, to do, to do, to, to, to be part of judicial corruption, we are in the

00:31:26.200 criminal, then he didn't want to, and you have to have, when you are in criminal, you have to have

00:31:34.340 the mens rea, it's a Latin word meaning, you have to have the intention, like, you have to know that

00:31:40.900 you are then if he does he admit that he doesn't read the proof that he cannot be in criminal

00:31:46.820 uh problem to have a criminal problem then he may just be sued as a neglect uh you know that

00:31:55.160 he neglect his job so he's not doing it on purpose so yeah exactly yeah when did you first

00:32:01.940 start to realize that the cards were stacked against you and

00:32:08.020 that was going to be the end of it i mean was it when this lawyer was sitting on the stand under

00:32:14.980 cross-examination fully admitting that he never read the evidence never read the the case and

00:32:22.600 the judgment came out in favor of the opposition anyhow i mean when did you first start thinking

00:32:29.740 oh man they're out to get me but like when they start the disciplinary sue i i get two

00:32:36.660 One, it's what I just talked about. When I received this first disciplinary sue, it was in May 2021. I knew that I can lose my title. But I was like, I don't like the words naive, but it's kind of this.

00:32:53.840 when you are so good

00:32:57.060 I'm sorry but it's a fact

00:32:58.920 when you are so good like me

00:33:00.600 like us okay

00:33:01.880 I don't want to exclude nobody

00:33:04.020 when you are so good

00:33:05.500 sometimes you even don't imagine

00:33:08.220 some people are so

00:33:10.340 like in

00:33:11.140 like they have so no value

00:33:14.680 or no courage

00:33:15.820 but when they begin to sue me

00:33:17.980 I knew that I was risking my title

00:33:21.020 but it's the end of story

00:33:23.820 it's like stunning. I never imagined this. Then when the, in this, that case, when the Supreme

00:33:29.900 Court of Canada rendered that, then the judgment on the application to leave for appeal. And it was

00:33:37.200 big because it was the first time in the Canadian judicial history that we, I just, a lawyer

00:33:46.720 have the proof of the judicial corruption protect the governmental corruption you may say you may

00:33:54.400 say oh yes it's happened this it's not just say I have the proof then this it was like historical

00:34:02.560 then when I did the Supreme Court of Canada in this case like that is supposed to say okay this

00:34:10.240 is a constitutional file, we have to be in this file. No, they did the opposite, the

00:34:17.520 Supreme Court of Canada, they dismissed the case, they dismissed the application for leave

00:34:24.320 to appeal, and they never write, like usually they were writing the initial of the three

00:34:30.800 judge because on the application to leave for appeal, it's not the nine judge take the

00:34:36.140 decision it's three on the on three judge in the uh three on the nine judge and usually they wrote

00:34:44.960 like the the initial of the judge uh on the this decision because there is no um like they don't

00:34:52.160 explain their decision they just said on the application to leave for appeal they they just

00:34:57.960 said if it's if they accept or dismiss sorry that the the supreme court of canada in my opinion

00:35:05.980 is one of the most corrupt institutions in our country.

00:35:11.280 And they just left the social media network X today,

00:35:16.640 claiming there was no benefit to the...

00:35:18.340 They left X because I would assume it's too right-wing.

00:35:22.280 And they say, you can still find us on Facebook and Instagram

00:35:24.460 and all the other ones.

00:35:25.360 They left X, the Supreme Court.

00:35:27.240 Who is the chief justice again?

00:35:28.780 His name escapes me.

00:35:29.780 Richard Wagner.

00:35:31.260 Okay, so...

00:35:31.980 And Richard Wagner, when he began to be the Supreme Court of Canada, Chief of Justice, meaning the Chief of Justice of Canada, when he began, he began to, usually a Chief of Justice will be very like, will not talk to the media.

00:35:52.640 you are not a politician, you are a judge, the highest judge in a country like Canada,

00:36:00.040 then usually the chief of justice of Canada just don't talk really to the media,

00:36:05.700 like they just write their judgment and they go back home, come back home.

00:36:10.780 But since he began to be chief of justice, Richard Wagner, just by the way,

00:36:16.280 Richard Wagner, his dad was a friend of the dad of Justin Trudeau, just by the way.

00:36:21.620 Okay. I don't know if it's relevant. Okay. And then we show by absolutely relevant because they're all Laurentian elites. That's what it is. We were talking about this on the show last night, last night, we were talking about the Laurentian elites. I'm sorry to yell, but it's just like, I mean, there's 20 families that run this country. Richard Wagner is a Laurentian elite. That's what he is. And who was the AG at the time? The federal, uh, attorney general. He was a Quebec.

00:36:51.620 So it was David Lamedi and Richard Wagner.

00:36:59.340 They went across the country on a tour, meeting with the chief justice in every province along the way, telling them to impose judicial notice on all court cases that involved COVID-19 and the vaccines.

00:37:12.900 Let me see, yeah. David Lametti, an ex-professor, Anne McGill. And Chief of Justice, what he did since he began to be Chief of Justice, Richard Wagner, he's talked to the media like he's like a politician.

00:37:28.920 and he began to be involved, as you just said, in COVID

00:37:33.600 and he asked his employee to be inoculated

00:37:37.540 of the experimental injection, even it's a lie

00:37:41.340 that it's safe and effective.

00:37:43.900 Then he went so far in the COVID and the corruption

00:37:47.800 and himself, then after, like, he should just dismiss,

00:37:54.100 seriously, he should just dismiss.

00:37:56.380 He should step down.

00:37:57.320 So what happened after that?

00:38:01.600 Okay, then when they dismissed my application for leave to appeal,

00:38:07.180 this July 8, 2021, just remember that date, July 8, 2021,

00:38:13.640 the same date, the same, the Maître Daniel Gagnon,

00:38:18.660 the one who sued me for the Board of Quebec, the first,

00:38:21.980 He began to start a second, and the last one, a second disciplinary sue.

00:38:28.400 And it was about my words on the COVID-19 vaccine in spring 2021.

00:38:35.380 Because in spring 2021, the same day, July 8, 2021,

00:38:42.040 then he began to start this sue, this second disciplinary sue.

00:38:47.160 and he wanted to say what you have said in spring 2021,

00:38:53.540 it's not for, a lawyer cannot do this in a democratic society.

00:38:59.700 What I've said in spring 2021, it's true that in spring 2021,

00:39:06.780 I was the only lawyer who was talking, and still now,

00:39:12.720 I'm the only expert in health law in the province of Quebec.

00:39:19.720 It's not because the professor in health law that I know

00:39:24.080 or the lawyer in health law that I know don't think like me.

00:39:32.040 Just because they don't go publicly, they don't want to lose nothing.

00:39:36.640 Then if you don't do sacrifice, if you don't take risks,

00:39:40.160 you cannot gain something.

00:39:41.700 All business people know this.

00:39:44.000 Then I come back.

00:39:45.040 I received this second disciplinary suit,

00:39:48.540 and it was about my words about the COVID-19 vaccine,

00:39:53.120 the miraculous one, you know.

00:39:55.600 Then what I've said, I've said that it cannot be safe.

00:40:01.600 I'm sorry, I've got to interrupt you.

00:40:02.900 I've got to talk to the audience for a second.

00:40:04.480 You know what I love about the French in Quebec 1.00

00:40:08.480 is the fact that they are so dull, 1.00

00:40:10.820 and you can never hear them they're not and they have no emotion whatsoever they just sit there

00:40:21.140 i don't understand maybe that didn't translate it's just me you are very emotional you're very

00:40:27.140 colorful in your description is what i'm saying it's not emotion because emotion it's like when

00:40:33.460 When you lose your connection, you cannot be connection.

00:40:42.980 I'm a very spiritual person.

00:40:45.780 When you are in emotion, you cannot have a connection.

00:40:49.260 You are not in connection.

00:40:50.760 It's not emotion.

00:40:52.320 It's passion.

00:40:53.080 It's different.

00:40:53.900 But it's okay if you want to say emotion.

00:40:55.700 Then when I, in spring 2021, as lawyer, expert in health law, I just want to remember, I said that it's impossible that it's a safe and effective vaccine.

00:41:07.940 It's impossible. Then it's a lie. Why? Because it's still phase three at the trial, clinical trial is still at phase three.

00:41:20.340 then it's experimental. It's still at phase three, and it's a new technology never used in general

00:41:26.420 population. Yeah, they used before in clinical trials, but never used in general population.

00:41:33.480 Then one plus one equal two, then it's impossible that you can say that it's safe and effective

00:41:41.880 vaccine. Then for me, I begin to say it's an experimental injection in spring 2021,

00:41:47.800 And when they begin to talk about inoculate with this big lie, it's big.

00:41:54.980 It's like you rape the integrity of the body of others with lie.

00:42:00.700 Then I know it's big words, but it's the reality.

00:42:04.660 If you want to see the reality, come to talk with Gloria.

00:42:07.640 If you want to be in a beautiful paradise, fake paradise, don't come to talk to me.

00:42:13.980 Then, I like to laugh, and then nobody laughs about my joke except Sue.

00:42:21.660 Thank you, Sue, to laugh about my joke.

00:42:24.040 I'm laughing.

00:42:27.120 I'm just kidding.

00:42:28.200 Then, when they began to talk about inoculate children with this big, life-safe and effective vaccine,

00:42:37.840 I said to myself, okay, this is a crime against humanity.

00:42:42.440 You cannot manage, like, this is a crime against humanity.

00:42:49.060 And this is about my health law expertise, health law and policies expertise that I had as a lawyer.

00:42:58.120 Then I was talking in spring 2021 as whistleblower in this democratic society.

00:43:06.620 It was this, and, okay, I know it's not this, but it was in democracy.

00:43:13.160 What happened in democracy?

00:43:15.120 Lawyers, lawyers talk different voice from society.

00:43:21.320 You may, the voice may be to represent pedophile, you may represent criminal,

00:43:27.540 and you may be like Glorian represent to be whistleblower

00:43:32.780 and talk about the lie from government, elected official.

00:43:38.660 And when I forgot to talk about something.

00:43:43.160 Anyway, then I said it's impossible.

00:43:46.860 Then I, oh, yes, this was about my expertise as a lawyer,

00:43:51.600 but also, as I just said before, I'm a very spiritual human being.

00:43:56.600 I meditate or pray as you name very a lot and I was receiving my inner voice in spring 2001

00:44:05.340 then it was a experimental injection too then I know usually people don't want to talk about

00:44:12.380 spirituality but me for me it's I cannot be on earth if I'm not spiritual

00:44:18.160 absolutely understand so then after i received this i had against me this two disciplinary

00:44:28.080 sue and i start in the first i start the first case on the experimental injection

00:44:37.280 on the level of court of appeal the 1st november 2021 at the court of appeal of quebec i was

00:44:46.100 representing as lawyer

00:44:47.500 a father

00:44:49.420 the father

00:44:50.240 is a freedom

00:44:53.880 fighter

00:44:54.520 he wanted to do for his

00:44:58.120 child but also for the society

00:45:00.020 to know what's going on with this

00:45:01.920 experimental injection

00:45:03.120 that I start the first case

00:45:05.560 at the level of court of appeal

00:45:07.340 about the experimental injection

00:45:09.340 November 1st, 2021

00:45:11.840 Wait, wait, wait

00:45:13.500 So there was a father who wanted to protect his son from being injected?

00:45:20.100 Is that the situation?

00:45:22.060 Yeah, and he did.

00:45:23.200 What is it, Sue?

00:45:26.660 Greve de la fin.

00:45:29.380 He went on a food strike.

00:45:32.860 He didn't eat.

00:45:35.020 The father, you mean?

00:45:36.120 Yes.

00:45:36.380 Yeah. After the judgment, after they didn't respect at all his right as far at the first level of the court, I was not there.

00:45:47.420 I was not representing him because he asked the court, can you give me an ajournement, give me, report the case?

00:45:55.620 It was his first ask. Can you give me a postponement to let me find a lawyer?

00:46:05.400 They said, no, no, it's not a big case.

00:46:09.360 It's just about the COVID-19 vaccine.

00:46:12.380 Then the judge said, okay, we order the injection.

00:46:16.700 Then after he searched to find a lawyer and he didn't know me at that time,

00:46:26.140 like I was beginning to be known.

00:46:28.720 And friends of mine said, oh, look at him.

00:46:31.780 is doing what what a hunger strike front the hunger strike front of the courthouse and he was

00:46:41.660 he said i'm searching a lawyer then i called him and i said do you want i i my nervous was saying

00:46:48.260 you have to be involved in this then i called him and i said uh uh do you want uh i represent you

00:46:54.980 yeah yeah yeah was he was he fighting against his wife regarding yes it's it's it's about it's

00:47:01.980 against not his wife his ex-wife is uh is the the mother but um and uh and um but as soon that i

00:47:13.320 start the case a big love film come to see her and you look very nice like okay we will represent

00:47:22.020 and I think her lawyer was paid from the government.

00:47:30.580 And I start the case, and after I find an expert,

00:47:37.040 Christine Cotton from France.

00:47:39.060 She's a biostatistician expert in clinical trial

00:47:42.640 about the data in the clinical trial.

00:47:46.300 She was evaluating all the documents from Pfizer

00:47:51.320 already, and I

00:47:54.860 call her, I ask her, can you

00:47:57.140 do a report? And she said, oh, no,

00:47:59.060 I'm not doing a report.

00:48:01.460 I'm not doing a report.

00:48:03.300 The people are not ready to hear

00:48:05.020 what I know, and

00:48:06.540 they will just destroy me.

00:48:09.300 And I feel in my inner

00:48:11.060 voice to say, it's your

00:48:13.100 life mission. And she said, oh, yes,

00:48:15.240 I dream about this. It was a big...

00:48:17.500 She talked about me and

00:48:19.160 our meeting in

00:48:21.180 our book after and after she agreed to write our expertise report and we deposit our expertise

00:48:29.340 report in january 2022 and her expertise report available in french and in english uh never nobody

00:48:37.960 opposed like nobody um nobody contested her reports in the courts yeah like no and even in

00:48:48.020 like i would say in french and so there's nobody in the entire world that contradicted

00:49:02.020 everything she had in her analysis and all the data she did in her book about uh the data of

00:49:08.900 Of the Pfizer analysis and testing.

00:49:12.360 What did she say?

00:49:14.300 She was saying that this, she was saying what the Pfizer document was saying.

00:49:20.380 It was like, it's just because this document was not so available to the people, but she was just seeing what the document say.

00:49:29.100 Like, by example, there is no data in long term.

00:49:32.800 There is no testing on old people.

00:49:35.780 there is no testing for people 1.00

00:49:37.580 as a lack of humanity

00:49:39.500 like

00:49:40.820 people have disease

00:49:43.340 already, there is no

00:49:45.200 data, there is no

00:49:46.980 pregnant woman 1.00

00:49:49.320 everything she has 0.99

00:49:51.180 and she recommends the

00:49:53.300 suspensions of the

00:49:54.880 suspend

00:49:55.440 distribution of the

00:49:58.780 COVID-19 vaccine until

00:50:00.920 we receive all the data

00:50:02.840 then I deposit

00:50:04.860 this expertise report in January 2022 at the Court of Appeal, and the Court of Appeal, it was a

00:50:11.500 permission to appeal, the steps were. Then I plead the January 31st, 2022, and the two-disciplinary

00:50:20.520 sue was still going, but the first one, it was fixed to, the trial was fixed in March 14th,

00:50:31.080 and they knew that my proof was bulletproof,

00:50:34.120 like my proof on the first disciplinary in March.

00:50:37.400 The trial was fixed for March 14th and mid of March.

00:50:45.040 Then I plead from the Court of Appeal on this case,

00:50:52.240 the experimental injection, the January 31st, 2022,

00:50:58.680 And four days after the Court of Appeal reject, three judges of the Court of Appeal reject, they didn't want to hear the proof, including the Chief of Justice of Quebec, Manon Savard.

00:51:14.440 And the day before, the Bar of Quebec, the February 3rd, 2022, ordered me a psychiatric examination upon the two disciplinary cases.

00:51:30.520 Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait a minute.

00:51:35.820 They ordered you a psychiatric evaluation based upon what exactly?

00:51:42.960 they thought you were crazy

00:51:47.220 it was to shut her up

00:51:49.960 obviously

00:51:51.520 she's still talking

00:51:55.100 she's still fighting for the people

00:51:57.540 she's still fighting

00:52:00.060 how can we

00:52:01.480 then the guy

00:52:04.380 admit two times

00:52:06.280 that he never read the proof

00:52:08.140 the 14th volume

00:52:09.200 the proof of the judicial

00:52:12.040 corruption, that guy that he sued me, he admits he never read one page, it's them, it's him.

00:52:20.720 In the January 26th, I never know, I knew after, that he wrote to the board director of the

00:52:28.960 Bar of Quebec and asked them to order me a psychiatric evaluation. And then what they just

00:52:36.900 did, they didn't have the document, they didn't have the proof, they didn't have nothing, the

00:52:41.780 board director of the

00:52:43.160 Bar of Quebec, they just said,

00:52:45.720 oh, he asked us to

00:52:48.080 order psychiatric

00:52:49.360 examination, like 10 lawyers,

00:52:51.960 and they decide, okay, we will

00:52:53.680 order. They never invite me

00:52:55.800 to the airing. They never

00:52:57.540 let me to deposit a document.

00:53:00.620 They are lawyers,

00:53:01.920 lawyers in Canada. We are not in

00:53:03.680 a very

00:53:05.540 corrupt African country. 1.00

00:53:07.980 I'm sorry, I'm not against Africa. 1.00

00:53:09.900 I'm just saying, like, we are in Canada.

00:53:11.780 the board of director of the bar of quebec a bar in canada order me a psychiatric examination

00:53:21.800 without earring without let me deposit document it's this happened and after we had three earrings

00:53:30.620 like with door closed wait wait wait wait wait wait a lot of stuff yeah so this psychiatric

00:53:39.780 examination

00:53:40.780 what did that involve

00:53:43.660 did they haul you

00:53:45.740 into

00:53:46.240 a hospital

00:53:48.500 did they hold you

00:53:50.060 they said

00:53:52.600 they said that

00:53:53.800 we order you

00:53:55.960 a medical examination

00:53:58.040 but the

00:53:59.820 physician on their side

00:54:02.500 was a psychiatric

00:54:03.580 psychiatric

00:54:04.980 psychiatric doctor

00:54:07.580 okay yeah it was a then it was a psychiatric examination then after the uh uh i'm sorry i've

00:54:16.860 never had a psychiatric examination and i'm sorry i'm sorry i'm stuck on this but i'm i'm fascinated

00:54:22.080 by this that that they would do this they they tried to portray you as crazy and i'm sure the

00:54:26.940 media picked up on that immediately oh crazy lawyer right but what do they ask you in a

00:54:34.720 psychiatric evaluation like what what do you have to go through i didn't go i didn't go okay no

00:54:41.260 because first i wanted to go i said i have nothing to hide uh and after it's one of my friends

00:54:49.140 suzanne thank you suzanne said to me are you sure you want to go there and after i think about this

00:54:56.680 I said, okay, whoops, it's true that all the doctors in Quebec cannot talk what they think about the COVID-19 vaccine.

00:55:07.220 If they talk, they will lose their title.

00:55:10.940 first

00:55:12.080 second

00:55:13.080 if

00:55:16.420 like

00:55:18.720 they will find a way

00:55:20.460 they will find a way to find me 0.69

00:55:22.940 paranoiac

00:55:24.860 obsessional

00:55:26.300 they will find a way to find

00:55:29.060 me somewhere or something

00:55:30.440 what did she just say 0.90

00:55:32.940 paranoiac

00:55:33.800 paranoiac something you know

00:55:36.500 what is that

00:55:37.540 paranoiac 0.96

00:55:39.500 paranoia oh paranoid schizophrenic sort of thing like they try to make you crazy like

00:55:45.060 no but i'm saying i think about if i get evaluate what they will find they will find something they

00:55:52.400 find they pick some always something and after i said to myself if i agree to go there if like the

00:56:00.900 the uh bad report come out it's not because you know what they do since one year against me

00:56:08.880 it's I have the proof and they continue why as I said to this lawyer you are a lawyer you are

00:56:18.260 able to read the proof to see that I'm right and you will ask the psychiatrist to read the proof

00:56:26.920 no you don't do your job do your job and you will not have to ask me this then I said to myself if

00:56:36.140 they go there they abuse their power then if i admit like if i submit myself to this then it's

00:56:44.340 finished for me because if i act when you accept you agree to submit yourself to abuse of power

00:56:52.620 then you lay down then it's finished and after to go then it's finished then i said to them

00:56:59.580 i'm sorry i thought i will agree because i am nothing to hide but i will not summon myself

00:57:07.100 to abuse of power i will not summon myself i don't want to go there then i informed and the

00:57:14.280 march 10 2022 the bar of quebec permanent permanent permanent she got a permanent

00:57:23.000 disbarment for not

00:57:24.480 complying to a psychiatric

00:57:26.540 evaluation.

00:57:28.420 Yes, and

00:57:30.320 they write to their judgment.

00:57:32.900 If you want to change your

00:57:34.740 idea, we are

00:57:36.420 open always to do

00:57:38.440 this. If she was willing to submit

00:57:40.840 to be psychiatrically evaluated,

00:57:43.300 they would have re-evaluated

00:57:44.660 her chances of getting her

00:57:45.940 license back to prostitution

00:57:48.320 for the public bar association.

00:57:50.980 This was the March

00:57:52.220 Just remember the date, March 10, 2022, they disbombed me permanently.

00:58:00.240 Four days after, it was the first trial, the trial for the disciplinary sue

00:58:07.760 about the judicial corruption that I have a huge solid proof.

00:58:14.640 And they didn't want that I reached there to the trial.

00:58:17.700 And I reached there and I continued to fight.

00:58:21.660 They disbarred me on this disciplinary eight years.

00:58:27.360 Still disbarred me permanently because I didn't submit myself to the abuse of power.

00:58:34.040 But on the disciplinary suit, they disbarred me for eight years.

00:58:38.280 On this one, I went to appeal not just one step, but all the steps until the Supreme Court of Canada.

00:58:46.180 Okay. Then on the same proof, the 14 volume of proof, I went there for my client as lawyer and they didn't agree. They dismissed the application for leave like what I just talked before.

00:59:00.560 But I come back for my disciplinary, like this for me, eight years.

00:59:07.140 And I go back to the Supreme Court of Canada with the same proof for on my disciplinary suit.

00:59:15.000 And the Supreme Court of Canada in September, the September 12, 2024,

00:59:22.100 then just like a few months ago, dismissed again the application to leave.

00:59:26.920 I'm just saying that I try two times to let the Supreme Court of Canada show that they can straighten, they can show that, okay, we think about this and we should just think to assume our constitutional responsibility.

00:59:43.880 that doesn't care to assume their constitutional responsibility.

00:59:48.780 And on this one, on the first application for leave,

00:59:53.140 there was no initial.

00:59:55.200 We cannot see which judge dismissed.

00:59:59.040 Usually there was the initial on the judgment

01:00:02.520 when we apply, we deposit an application for leave.

01:00:07.200 But on the second judgment, like in September 2024,

01:00:12.260 there was no initial.

01:00:13.640 but there was a signature, and it was the signature of the judge

01:00:17.840 at the Supreme Court of Canada, Suzanne Cote.

01:00:20.720 Suzanne Cote, she's a judge that she get nominated to the Supreme Court

01:00:27.060 without go before to the Court of Appeal and without be a judge before,

01:00:35.580 and she was straight from lawyer to go to the Supreme Court of Canada.

01:00:39.900 And just before she got nominated at the Supreme Court of Canada, she was the she was the lawyer of the government of Quebec and the prime minister, Jean Charest, the one were there when my client, the premier, the premier, not the prime minister, the premier.

01:01:01.380 The premier, when it was Jean Charest, it was the same that my client, previous client, was victim of the corruption, meaning they were even not hiding the Supreme Court of Canada that the judge take decision is the one involved previously with the same government.

01:01:25.480 The conflict of interest.

01:01:27.460 Totally.

01:01:27.800 then

01:01:29.180 I bring that case

01:01:32.800 what happened with the dad

01:01:35.480 who was on the hunger strike

01:01:36.780 trying to stop the shot

01:01:39.560 for his kid

01:01:41.260 he received the second

01:01:43.520 shot

01:01:44.040 the

01:01:44.900 son is okay

01:01:49.440 and now he

01:01:51.240 he was

01:01:52.280 the dad I mean

01:01:54.940 name him because he's

01:01:56.400 public, Pascal Antonin

01:02:00.500 is from France and he was before a senior

01:02:04.800 at the opera in France and now he's

01:02:08.980 in Quebec province, he's very clever and he

01:02:12.900 was talking very well front of the court and now

01:02:16.940 he continues, he was a freedom fighter, he continues and he's very

01:02:21.000 he has very great integrity and

01:02:24.740 it's this

01:02:29.480 and for the

01:02:31.860 disciplinary issue about the

01:02:34.020 COVID-19, my words

01:02:36.160 about the experimental

01:02:38.200 injection

01:02:38.980 they said that it's true that it

01:02:42.180 may be an experimental injection

01:02:44.220 the bar of Quebec

01:02:45.660 like the disciplinary

01:02:48.000 council but they said

01:02:50.060 you have said that it's a crime against

01:02:52.200 humanity 0.89

01:02:52.880 then I said yes

01:02:55.600 and I said yes

01:02:57.320 but I'm a lawyer

01:02:58.180 lawyer is voice

01:03:01.680 voices

01:03:03.520 for the society

01:03:05.520 and he said yes

01:03:07.760 but crime against humanity

01:03:09.620 then I said

01:03:11.460 okay then what I understand

01:03:12.960 it's in the Quebec

01:03:15.020 jurisdiction like the Quebec province

01:03:17.320 it's the only place in the world

01:03:19.560 that we cannot deposit

01:03:21.440 against our elected official

01:03:23.740 a complaint

01:03:25.480 to the

01:03:26.580 international

01:03:27.860 criminal

01:03:30.800 court, I will say,

01:03:35.400 then it's the only place

01:03:37.080 in the world, the Quebec province,

01:03:39.380 that a lawyer cannot

01:03:41.280 deposit a

01:03:43.200 complaint as for

01:03:45.120 crime against humanity, against

01:03:47.260 the elected official. Is it this

01:03:49.380 you are seeing? And like

01:03:51.140 their three eyes

01:03:52.460 oh she's right

01:03:54.720 and after they disbarmed me

01:03:56.740 on that case for two months I didn't

01:03:58.840 appeal on this because

01:04:00.100 I had a lot of cases

01:04:01.880 this is about myself but

01:04:04.100 now I have two

01:04:05.980 my disciplinary

01:04:08.200 case that the Supreme Court

01:04:10.800 of Canada failed two times

01:04:12.900 to be just than to

01:04:14.860 follow their constitutional

01:04:16.480 responsibility I deposit

01:04:18.880 this big case

01:04:20.620 to the Human Rights Council in UN in September 2024.

01:04:30.640 And I sent after that a formal notice

01:04:37.300 to the General Secretary General of UN, Antonio Guterres,

01:04:45.440 because I said you have to act

01:04:48.820 because I need my title to continue the class action

01:04:54.780 and the class action that I do is for all human beings in Canada,

01:04:59.380 the 40 million.

01:05:02.100 But, you know, I'm just saying, by the way, that...

01:05:05.620 I'm not saying nothing.

01:05:07.080 I'm just saying, by the way, that Donald Trump recently

01:05:09.880 signed an executive order to withdraw USA from Human Rights Council.

01:05:15.840 This would be my voice on this.

01:05:18.820 I believe that the United Nations is a corrupt organization.

01:05:23.380 The International Criminal Court is a corrupt organization, and they have been for quite some time.

01:05:28.300 We're in the middle of a worldwide conspiracy.

01:05:32.420 They admitted it last night in the liberal leadership debate when they started talking about a new world order.

01:05:38.120 I'm not sure if you guys saw that, but they actually said those words.

01:05:43.280 I heard it.

01:05:44.700 New world order.

01:05:45.680 And then that was what Chrystia Freeland said. And then Carney said, well, I would have to disagree with you.

01:05:51.800 It will be a subset of the new world order. So we are in a new world order or they want us to be.

01:06:01.160 And Justin Trudeau is a big friend of China. And it's for me, it's from China.

01:06:07.680 Most everything is from China, but this is not about my case, but it starts from China because Tudor is a big friend and they sell our country.

01:06:20.420 And now, even like the government change, and I wish it, even the government change, it will have a country very weak.

01:06:30.500 and my inner voice

01:06:33.620 what it say about Donald Trump

01:06:35.700 what he's doing about Canada

01:06:37.020 is not at all against Canada

01:06:38.840 he just sent a message

01:06:40.880 change the

01:06:43.160 government because this is

01:06:45.140 too corrupt

01:06:46.280 it's systemic corruption

01:06:49.120 what we have in Canada

01:06:51.760 they had this

01:06:53.460 part of this in USA

01:06:54.680 I'm not saying it was perfect in USA

01:06:56.580 but with the works of Donald Trump

01:06:59.620 And I know some people will say to me, Donald Trump, he says so much time safe and effective vaccine.

01:07:08.220 Yes, I know my voice said that he didn't know that it was so corrupt.

01:07:14.480 He knew that it was corrupt, but he didn't know that it was corrupt in the health part, health section.

01:07:21.120 But, you know, when you do big error like that, it's not to stop to work.

01:07:27.040 it's just to repent repent it's this to say okay i did an error then to repent to say to yourself

01:07:33.660 and uh now he nominate nominate uh robert f kennedy jr it showed that he repent then it's

01:07:43.200 if our elected official will nominate people because robert f kennedy who is is a health

01:07:51.200 is a lawyer, expert

01:07:53.500 in health law. I'm not saying

01:07:55.420 that I have his expertise, like he

01:07:57.280 is older and he has a

01:07:59.080 huge career.

01:08:01.140 But what I'm saying is if

01:08:03.080 in Canada, elected official

01:08:05.160 will nominate people like

01:08:07.180 Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

01:08:09.100 or like Gloria and Blais

01:08:10.760 to their position like

01:08:13.220 health minister or other

01:08:15.020 position, I would say, okay, they

01:08:17.140 repent them too.

01:08:19.180 To do error in our life, we

01:08:21.160 all of us we do error but the point is when you do error you and you see you do error you have to

01:08:28.060 to say okay i have to change the road i have to repent and do correctly but in canada they cannot

01:08:34.480 do this they cannot do this they they won't admit the mistakes they made they won't admit

01:08:40.200 they would no not trudeau not any of the liberals not carney not even the conservatives for that

01:08:45.840 matter they're they're not acknowledging it i mean i've had so many vaccine injured people on

01:08:50.540 this show who can't get medical care because no doctor will touch him with 10 foot pole which is

01:08:55.800 completely ridiculous and it leaves these people without health care if they mention that they

01:09:01.800 were injured by the injection but i'm not i'm not i'm not uh i'm not agree about conservative 0.69

01:09:08.280 because even donald trump uh uh didn't admit officially verbally that he he he know that

01:09:17.060 he did an error to say

01:09:18.600 a safe and effective vaccine.

01:09:21.420 He do very great

01:09:23.320 job about to nominate

01:09:25.380 Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

01:09:27.020 What I'm saying is for me,

01:09:29.220 I'm not saying that even you

01:09:31.180 don't say things that you will not do

01:09:33.320 it. I think that what I

01:09:35.280 feel in my inner voice that

01:09:36.720 Pierre Poliev and the Conservatives

01:09:39.180 may do a really

01:09:41.120 great job and even better

01:09:43.220 since Donald Trump is

01:09:44.760 the president of USA.

01:09:46.640 But I'm not here for politics. I'm just saying that we may have different point of view about this.

01:09:52.360 How did you, how are you launching this class action on behalf of all Canadians?

01:09:59.160 Because as a disparate lawyer, you can't make those motions.

01:10:03.820 Do you have people who are doing it on your behalf?

01:10:06.420 Now, first, why I start this is because in the world, no class action has started last year against one or more elected officials.

01:10:24.620 officially elected. No, no class action. There was no class action. There was one class action

01:10:32.100 in Alberta against the government of Alberta and the government, federal government for Alberta,

01:10:39.240 but it's not against elected officials. And for me, what I feel is we have to sue the elected

01:10:48.600 official. Why? Because upon the constitution, if we are still in democracy, upon the constitution,

01:10:58.640 the elected officials are the ones asked to protect the people from the lobbyists, from

01:11:07.620 the pressure of big pharma, from the pressure of totalitarian countries like China.

01:11:14.360 You know, then the elected official has to be strong, to be courageous, to be humble and to have the integrity to say, OK, I will do my constitutional responsibility and to be an elected official for the people.

01:11:33.940 This is their job.

01:11:35.280 Then what I'm saying is to sue them is to say to them, OK, then you will straighten or you will dismiss.

01:11:44.360 but you cannot stay like you are.

01:11:46.460 You cannot.

01:11:47.680 And why I go through judicial system,

01:11:51.400 it's because in the constitution,

01:11:53.700 there is three power,

01:11:55.120 the legislative and the executive.

01:11:58.020 There are government, the first two one.

01:12:01.340 And the third one is the judicial power.

01:12:04.000 The judicial power is the only constitutional counter power

01:12:10.080 of the abuse of power of governmental corrupt

01:12:14.520 or governmental corruption.

01:12:17.080 Then to change things quickly, fastly,

01:12:22.480 because me, what I want is to put pressure

01:12:24.660 on all elected officials in Canada.

01:12:27.980 I'm suing 35, but the message to all of them,

01:12:32.980 okay, what do you want?

01:12:34.500 Do you want to restart class action?

01:12:36.800 you know, then I see, okay, now there is the prescription three years in Quebec province.

01:12:43.520 It's three years when you want to sue, three years from the knowledge of the fault or the

01:12:50.000 knowledge of the damage. You may always plead three years at the trial that, okay, but we

01:12:59.520 didn't know it was a fall then it's the the the delay didn't begin in uh march 2000 uh 2021 it

01:13:10.800 how did you how did you pick the elected officials are they the health ministers and the premiers of

01:13:17.920 all of the provinces and then the health minister of canada at the time or both like because i i

01:13:23.600 I noticed that the list is about 35 or 36 of them.

01:13:27.360 So this is...

01:13:28.000 It's 35 plus the General Attorney of Quebec

01:13:32.140 for something else, okay, but it's 35.

01:13:35.360 And what I chose is to find the prime,

01:13:41.440 federal prime, provincial prime, and territorial prime,

01:13:45.240 and also health minister that have said

01:13:50.000 and repeat a safe and effective vaccine.

01:13:54.840 We had to add the proof before to start the class action.

01:13:59.080 I'm not saying that I sue all the prime.

01:14:01.560 I'm not saying that I sue all the health minister

01:14:04.360 that some have said and I didn't sue.

01:14:08.260 The time was short and we just tried to find the one

01:14:13.980 that we add the proof.

01:14:15.440 Would you be showing them on the basis of their individuals, like Justin Trudeau, individual or?

01:14:22.640 Exactly.

01:14:23.700 So, oh, really?

01:14:26.940 If you win, like, let's just go ahead and place a pose here for a second. 0.64

01:14:31.260 Let's say you go ahead and you win this thing, this black action. 0.76

01:14:33.960 And let's say you win millions and millions of dollars on behalf of all of the people of Canada for being coerced by these governments to take this injection. 0.92

01:14:42.160 They would have to pay this money out of their own pockets.

01:14:45.140 yeah yeah and also if they die it will be their uh legacy legacy is it this their estates their

01:14:54.260 estates would be responsible if they died oh yeah and the uh inheritors yeah basically

01:15:04.180 and me what i've seen you're wiping out the laurentian elite like if if you possibly can 0.93

01:15:10.100 and make this happen which would be yeah and i will go to their uh also their their paradise you

01:15:16.120 know their when where they put their money some people paradise papers or panama papers

01:15:21.760 because the point it's to it's the point the point okay it's to to change fast uh to straighten

01:15:32.420 people elected official or dismiss this is the goal is this okay but what i have seen in my

01:15:39.640 inner voice, it's I see some elected official with nearly no clothes at the end, okay? Because

01:15:45.740 me, I will not have pity. No have pity on them and no have pity also on their children, meaning

01:15:54.020 if their children receive money because their parents, their parents, mother or father lie

01:16:01.760 in the crime against humanity, they just have to go to work in McDonald's, their children.

01:16:07.560 I'm not in vengeance mode, but I'm in justice mode.

01:16:13.580 Okay?

01:16:13.980 People, there is some people die.

01:16:17.260 A lot of people die.

01:16:18.860 A lot of people will die.

01:16:20.380 It's not finished.

01:16:21.180 We just see La Pointe del Iceberg.

01:16:24.700 The tip of the iceberg is being exposed.

01:16:27.260 Yeah, I've had two friends in the past three weeks who have died suddenly, just gone.

01:16:33.380 And it's alarming.

01:16:34.640 I've had people on the show who are...

01:16:36.280 Well, thank you.

01:16:36.820 it's just me pointing it out.

01:16:38.720 I mean, that's only a personal experience.

01:16:40.280 I've had people on the show who are in wheelchairs

01:16:42.920 for the rest of their lives because of this.

01:16:45.100 They've been diagnosed, but they had to be diagnosed

01:16:47.120 with this vaccine injury in the United States

01:16:50.060 because no Canadian doctors would even look at them.

01:16:52.440 Anyone with a license, anyhow.

01:16:54.640 No, because the doctors don't want to find the problem

01:16:59.700 and don't want to put on writing in the medical record

01:17:04.380 the problem because they are involved in this crime against humanity it's it's a big one and

01:17:11.660 you know it's a big one then for me why if i come back to why i start this in march 2024 it's just

01:17:19.300 to stop the prescription the limitation delay okay then it's make sure that the right of the

01:17:27.580 canadian are protect meaning if you go if your case like if we wait that uh one uh lawyer in

01:17:38.260 quebec province is enough consent and courageous and then we wait three years and after we go to

01:17:45.900 trial and at the end of the trial the judge say oh your case is so good so solid wow wow it's so

01:17:52.480 perfect, but

01:17:54.260 I have to dismiss

01:17:56.580 because you were out

01:17:58.820 of the prescription, you were, like it was

01:18:00.880 expired, you're right

01:18:02.380 this I didn't want, because you mean

01:18:04.540 to all the process, all the

01:18:06.560 trial, and spend

01:18:08.620 a lot of money of the people

01:18:10.420 and at the end they say, oh I have

01:18:12.680 to dismiss the case, then what I wanted

01:18:14.540 is I have the knowledge

01:18:16.700 to start this, then what I

01:18:18.600 wanted is to start the class

01:18:20.640 to make sure to keep the life,

01:18:24.960 the rights of all the Canadians, 1.00

01:18:27.380 the ones are inoculated

01:18:28.620 and also the ones didn't refuse to be inoculated

01:18:32.780 and they were like ostracized

01:18:39.680 from their family, from their friends,

01:18:44.920 from their works.

01:18:46.320 But it's not necessarily just work.

01:18:48.100 If you are ostracized from your friends, it's difficult psychologically, and it may have an impact even to your own children.

01:18:58.620 You know, it's a big challenge, and this is all from the lie, because me, I'm not suing for the fake pandemia.

01:19:07.720 I'm suing for the lie of the fake safe and effective vaccine.

01:19:13.800 i'm suing for that lie and all the consequence on this so have you had any help gloriana outside

01:19:22.620 of friends like sue have you had any help from other lawyers who have recently seen the light

01:19:27.920 and they're going oh my god i gotta help her out with this because what i've seen is that over time

01:19:34.100 people are waking up and they're starting to speak out a little bit more a little bit louder

01:19:38.380 and more and more people seem to be getting on the wagon

01:19:40.740 and want to fight back.

01:19:44.660 Have you experienced any of that?

01:19:46.320 Are you still very much alone in this?

01:19:48.660 You know, I just want to remember that in Quebec province,

01:19:51.620 it's the only place in the Western world, 0.99

01:19:55.060 I will not talk about China,

01:19:56.840 Western world that a lawyer gets this borrowed

01:19:59.800 for the words that I use with the proof.

01:20:03.940 then I'm the only

01:20:05.660 imagine the impact of the law

01:20:08.080 on the Quebec law

01:20:09.360 the 28,000

01:20:11.720 I know I feel that there is

01:20:14.100 some you are thinking a lot

01:20:16.060 but no one

01:20:18.320 contact me as yet

01:20:19.660 after one year

01:20:21.120 but

01:20:22.240 and I will not like I announce

01:20:26.040 that they know

01:20:27.240 but they have to be ready

01:20:29.500 of this fight you know

01:20:30.840 because this fight you may risk your life

01:20:33.920 It's big.

01:20:35.020 It's big.

01:20:35.720 Even you may risk like a lot.

01:20:38.220 It's not just your career at this point, okay?

01:20:40.440 When you sue Justin Trudeau.

01:20:42.660 And for me, you have to have a minding that you...

01:20:46.660 I'm not saying they are, okay?

01:20:49.560 But you have to have a minding that you sue criminal people.

01:20:54.420 Very powerful.

01:20:56.320 I'm not saying they are criminal.

01:20:58.820 I'm just saying when you sue these people,

01:21:01.220 you have to have the mind in that you are in this kind of situation.

01:21:07.080 Do you understand? 0.57

01:21:07.960 I believe they're criminals.

01:21:10.640 Okay, but I never said this, me.

01:21:12.580 I did.

01:21:13.380 I mean, I said it.

01:21:14.720 You didn't say it.

01:21:15.480 I said it.

01:21:15.960 But I said crime against humanity when I was a lawyer.

01:21:19.520 Then this is, it was kind of.

01:21:23.700 You can't say words like that.

01:21:25.060 Heaven forbid you should insult anybody.

01:21:28.380 So what's next?

01:21:30.360 okay then then then i i then when i start in march 20 20 24 2001 year ago after it take many months

01:21:42.160 to uh serve by belief all of these people you know we have three people in nunavik uh two in uh

01:21:50.460 i have the name do you have the name who me yeah do you want i read the the name but it's because

01:21:58.820 my english is not yeah sure go ahead oh you're on the ends i think it's maybe interesting

01:22:03.520 justin trudeau then you may repeat in english okay because i tried just my best patty as do

01:22:11.220 then the first one is federal then you're gonna name all 36 of them no no no no we don't need to

01:22:17.160 do that you don't want this because some people want to know who is from their province

01:22:23.200 Wob Canoe, I know in Manitoba, you've got on that list at the very bottom, right?

01:22:28.440 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:22:29.480 He wasn't the premier when all this was going on.

01:22:32.200 Yeah, this one is an exception, this one, because he said so much safe and effective vaccine.

01:22:40.080 Then I said, okay, him, he didn't say when he was prime, but he have said before, and he become prime.

01:22:47.060 Then he become prime for one reason.

01:22:49.060 It was maybe this one.

01:22:50.540 Then I decide to sue him.

01:22:53.200 What about Scott Moe from Saskatchewan?

01:22:55.080 Is he on the list? Scott Moe from Saskatchewan?

01:22:57.920 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:22:58.760 I will tell them.

01:23:00.260 Have you got Daniel Smith

01:23:02.460 on that list? Are you suing Daniel Smith?

01:23:04.400 No, no, no, no, no, no.

01:23:06.240 All the premieres that were in place

01:23:08.140 in March 2020.

01:23:10.620 Thousands of the people.

01:23:12.360 I will never sue Daniel Smith.

01:23:14.220 I will never sue Daniel Smith.

01:23:16.380 You're going to have trouble getting Brian Pallister.

01:23:18.780 You put him on that list because he 0.97

01:23:20.420 screwed off. 0.98

01:23:21.580 He left the country. He's gone. 0.93

01:23:23.440 Brian Pallister was the premier of Manitoba

01:23:25.500 at the time.

01:23:27.860 He's the one who imposed

01:23:29.500 all of the regulations on us

01:23:31.520 and started wagging his finger

01:23:33.380 and business owners put him on the list

01:23:35.400 for you.

01:23:35.700 I should call you.

01:23:37.620 In federal, it's Justin Trudeau,

01:23:41.180 Patia, Jean-Yves Duclos,

01:23:43.160 Mark Orland, Mona Fortier,

01:23:45.300 she was federal but not

01:23:46.680 the minister, but it is her

01:23:49.120 convinced in Nunavut

01:23:50.500 to get inoculated.

01:23:53.280 After in Nunavut,

01:23:54.500 Joseph Ikatak,

01:23:55.640 Rorne Kuzukak,

01:23:57.640 John Mayne

01:23:58.340 in Newfoundland.

01:24:00.700 She's naming the names anyway.

01:24:02.960 What about Teresa Tam?

01:24:04.660 Is she on the list?

01:24:05.380 Just one minute.

01:24:06.600 Andrew in Newfoundland,

01:24:08.580 Andrew Furey,

01:24:10.100 John Agee

01:24:11.500 in Nova Scotia,

01:24:14.040 Stephen McNeil,

01:24:15.680 Timo Houston,

01:24:16.980 Michelle Thompson.

01:24:17.920 I think it's Prince Edward Island, Dennis King, James Elwood, Ernie Hudson in New Brunswick, Blaine Higgs, Dorothy Shepard in Ontario, in Quebec, François Legault, Christian Dubé in Ontario, Doug Ford, Christine Elliott, Sylvia Jones.

01:24:40.620 uh in uh manitoba heater dorothy stephenson what kino scott moe it's saskatchewan

01:24:49.920 yeah saskatchewan scott moe everett indley in alberta jason kenny tyler chandrell jason

01:24:59.960 copying in british columbia the estate of john organ andrian dix yukon sandy silver

01:25:08.940 Northwest Territories, Carolyn Cochrane, Julie Green.

01:25:17.740 You're stewing the estate of John Horgan.

01:25:20.620 That's hilarious.

01:25:22.900 But at first, he was still alive when I started the class action.

01:25:27.180 But now I'm in the appeal.

01:25:28.860 Then what's happened?

01:25:29.600 I started the class action and then they said,

01:25:34.500 the lawyer of Justin Trudeau said,

01:25:36.540 Because even I sued them personally, what it's upset me, but it's not probably my business.

01:25:43.780 It's the general, Canada general attorney represents Justin Trudeau and all lawyers for the federal run.

01:25:54.520 Anyway, then the lawyer of Justin Trudeau say, I'm not a lawyer.

01:26:00.960 Then we have to have a lawyer or it should be dismissed.

01:26:06.080 Then the judge, I asked the judge, first, give me time because my case, my disbarment is at Human Rights Council.

01:26:19.580 Give time to the Human Rights Council to treat my case.

01:26:24.420 Second, give time to let a lawyer in Quebec province to have the conscience and the courage to come.

01:26:34.220 And third, and it's the most important,

01:26:36.800 it's I deposit a motion of unconstitutionality

01:26:40.280 because I get this bar illegally,

01:26:43.880 abusively and violently.

01:26:45.340 Then I said to the judge,

01:26:48.300 the article at the civil code,

01:26:52.680 the civil procedural code,

01:26:54.720 the article obligate that a class action

01:26:59.800 as to have a lawyer should not be applied on me

01:27:03.040 because I get this bar illegally,

01:27:06.340 then it's a bit complicated, I know,

01:27:08.600 but what I'm just saying,

01:27:09.960 it's this motion of unconstitutionality.

01:27:13.100 He reject it without hearing, okay?

01:27:16.280 This is a big thing.

01:27:17.920 And I bring this case to appeal

01:27:20.760 at the Court of Appeal,

01:27:22.100 and it's a straight appeal.

01:27:24.920 Then the lawyer of Justin Trudeau

01:27:29.180 ask to reject

01:27:31.340 preliminary like they

01:27:33.360 did for my case, the

01:27:35.280 corrupt case,

01:27:37.400 the judicial corruption. Are you listening?

01:27:40.060 Yes, I'm listening. I'm just looking

01:27:41.300 for your buy me a coffee here. I'm with you.

01:27:43.260 Don't worry about it. And we've still got like 2,000

01:27:45.340 people watching live.

01:27:46.740 Thank you everyone to be patient

01:27:49.240 with my English.

01:27:50.140 Then

01:27:50.620 what's happened?

01:27:54.040 Are you listening?

01:27:57.180 I'm sorry.

01:27:59.180 I know I was looking off camera.

01:28:02.140 I know that.

01:28:03.060 I'm sorry.

01:28:03.660 Yes, I am paying attention.

01:28:05.080 What I'm doing is I've got your Buy Me a Coffee up here

01:28:08.280 and I've got your X page

01:28:09.580 and I'm putting the links into the comments right now

01:28:12.160 so that people, if they want to,

01:28:13.840 can go ahead and support you financially.

01:28:16.980 Oh, thank you very much.

01:28:17.940 That's what I'm doing.

01:28:20.140 Okay, they will have a big, important for all Canadians,

01:28:24.600 A very, very important hearing, April 7th, Monday, April 7th.

01:28:32.240 Just note this, everyone, April 7th, 2025 in the Quebec City Courthouse.

01:28:40.940 You know the beautiful Quebec City Courthouse.

01:28:44.600 It will be at the level of Court of Appeal.

01:28:47.100 what they asked the lawyer of Justin Trudeau is to dismiss preliminary my appeal because there is no chance to win this appeal, okay?

01:29:00.440 And it's not supposed to, I'm supposed to continue this appeal upon the law,

01:29:06.420 but it may happen if the court of appeal are corrupt that they dismiss preliminary the case in April 7th.

01:29:15.100 Then if the Canadian, okay, there is no other class action in the world, not just in Canada, in the world against elected officials for the fake safe and effective vaccine, meaning the safe and effective lie.

01:29:31.980 Then, you know, you came to Ottawa.

01:29:35.920 Do you remember you came to Ottawa, all of you?

01:29:39.860 Then what I recommend to you, you do what you want.

01:29:43.440 what I recommend to you

01:29:45.400 is to come in April 7th

01:29:47.340 and if you say yes but you will plead

01:29:49.200 in French I will not understand

01:29:51.100 nothing you will say it's not important

01:29:53.340 because what's happened

01:29:54.980 you have to show

01:29:56.500 you have to show

01:29:59.120 to the judge that it's important

01:30:01.280 for you this clash action to keep

01:30:03.280 alive this clash action

01:30:05.140 if you say yes but

01:30:06.780 the mainstream media

01:30:09.100 will talk about this case

01:30:11.000 and the mainstream media

01:30:13.380 would put pressure on the judge,

01:30:15.820 you know, like other cases.

01:30:16.820 Let me ask you, Gloria,

01:30:17.880 have you been treated poorly

01:30:19.100 by the left-wing,

01:30:20.060 and we call them

01:30:20.620 left-wing corporate media,

01:30:22.080 by the way,

01:30:22.560 or Marxist corporate media,

01:30:24.140 it's interchangeable,

01:30:24.980 whichever.

01:30:25.900 How have they treated you

01:30:27.960 over the last few years?

01:30:28.800 They ignore her.

01:30:30.100 They ignore her.

01:30:31.080 Nobody shows up.

01:30:32.900 No, but...

01:30:33.600 Only Lux Media shows up.

01:30:35.840 Wait a minute.

01:30:36.820 Like, they haven't written about you

01:30:38.200 like as...

01:30:39.340 Like, when they try to paint you

01:30:42.020 as crazy,

01:30:42.760 Did they talk about that? 1.00

01:30:48.880 Did they say, oh, this woman's crazy? 0.90

01:30:51.360 They begin to talk about, they begin to talk at the beginning.

01:30:58.660 But what's happened, it's one day I feel in my inner voice,

01:31:03.640 one day when I plead, I explain,

01:31:06.500 and it was like a lot of journalists was there virtually.

01:31:10.680 I explained that I had the proof

01:31:12.880 look at the proof everyone

01:31:14.600 it was about the judicial

01:31:17.040 corruption and

01:31:18.680 from that day they stopped to talk

01:31:20.940 about me, I'm not saying

01:31:22.520 they stopped to talk about because they

01:31:24.800 know that I'm right you know

01:31:26.180 but they will not help me but they

01:31:28.680 stopped to say

01:31:29.840 lie about me

01:31:34.280 because then they chose to stop

01:31:36.740 to talk, I prefer they stop to talk because

01:31:38.800 they cannot then you know when i'm coming back about what i was saying a case like if you talk

01:31:45.720 about a pedophile case okay the mainstream media will talk about this then it will put a pressure

01:31:51.880 to the judge to be straight and to be courageous but in that case no media mainstream talk about

01:31:59.060 this okay nothing okay like in a previous hearing in march 2024 it was about my disciplinary

01:32:07.500 There was around 400, 500 Quebecois come in the snow.

01:32:13.320 It was very snow cold and they come to support me.

01:32:18.080 This was important.

01:32:19.320 I'm not saying that it helped me to win.

01:32:21.780 The Court of Appeal dismissed.

01:32:23.940 But what I'm saying is this class action, it's not about Gloria and Blais.

01:32:28.480 It's about the right to keep alive the right of the Canadian.

01:32:33.600 And if you say yes, but after, you will never be able to have a lawyer.

01:32:39.640 No, because the truth is coming out.

01:32:41.940 Then the people and the lawyer and the judge will become to be more courageous

01:32:50.060 because the truth is coming out now.

01:32:56.040 Yes.

01:32:57.040 Then what I invite, not more than invite, I ask to people,

01:33:02.580 Please save your money to be there in April, Monday, April 7th, 2025.

01:33:10.920 The train station and the bus station is just beside the courthouse.

01:33:16.000 And there is an international airport 20 minutes from the courthouse.

01:33:21.140 It costs only $20.

01:33:23.140 And it's not, there is not a lot of traffic in Quebec City.

01:33:26.960 And it's easy to reach.

01:33:28.620 and it's not a high season in Quebec City in April,

01:33:34.800 then there is a very good hotel, not expensive,

01:33:38.880 and it's a beautiful city.

01:33:40.980 I've never been to Quebec City.

01:33:42.640 I'd love to come out and see that.

01:33:44.980 It's time.

01:33:45.680 It's the date.

01:33:46.700 It's a historical date, April 7th.

01:33:49.600 Let me ask you,

01:33:50.480 is the support still there in Quebec with Freedom Fighters?

01:33:55.660 And that's a question for both of you guys.

01:33:57.980 Because, because, because I'm not saying they are not there, but they are, you know, it's long time I fight and on the judicial system, then they believe in me.

01:34:14.000 It's not about this, but they are, they don't believe anymore in the judicial system.

01:34:19.700 But me, in my inner voice, I feel that I have to continue.

01:34:24.180 And I believe that it's work, not maybe at the time that we would like, we would like that it would be faster, but we have to continue. If we don't continue, we will give, nous allons remettre en héritage a totalitarian country.

01:34:47.240 yeah no i mean that goes without saying we do need to start standing up more but is the support

01:34:55.320 still there is my question sue like have you seen a lot of support in quebec i mean i don't know what

01:35:01.020 it was like i know during the freedom convoy in ottawa that there were people from quebec all

01:35:05.800 over ottawa my cousins were down in ottawa during the convoy i even have a little cousin that had a

01:35:12.300 A military gun pointed at his head when they were exiting the Mariette Hotel.

01:35:18.960 Quebec is very corrupt, and our government in Quebec has an advantage

01:35:26.180 because 75% of the population has an issue.

01:35:31.680 They cannot communicate with the rest of Canada and the rest of the world

01:35:34.640 because they only speak French.

01:35:37.540 So the only information they get is from the mainstream media

01:35:40.880 that is very limited in Quebec

01:35:42.620 and people are drained.

01:35:46.180 We're also the province that's the most taxed.

01:35:48.480 58% of our income tax goes into taxes

01:35:52.400 and we have the same problems as the rest of Canada.

01:35:56.580 Corrupt officials, corrupt institutions,

01:35:58.900 corrupt judicial system.

01:36:01.400 I'm living it also

01:36:02.880 and that's why I'm supporting Glorien

01:36:05.200 and we're a bunch of us that are supporting Glorien

01:36:08.300 And you'd be surprised, last time for the class action suit, we had a few people from Ottawa that did not speak French that were there.

01:36:17.380 Lea, Kelly, Janice, there are English-speaking only people from Quebec also that support Douarienne.

01:36:26.440 Yeah, yeah.

01:36:27.460 You know, it's one thing about that convoy, I'll tell you, I believe that one day going forward,

01:36:33.000 that convoy is going to be remembered so favorably in Canadian history.

01:36:38.020 and there's probably going to be a holiday after it at some point as well.

01:36:42.080 But for now, we need to keep fighting.

01:36:45.860 Exactly.

01:36:47.140 All of the information, I have all of the information, Gloria,

01:36:49.700 that you sent me.

01:36:50.680 I'm going to put that up on my social media and up on my website

01:36:56.700 so that people can access it.

01:36:59.100 And if they want to make donations, contributions to you, they can.

01:37:02.680 Yes, because I cannot do alone.

01:37:05.880 and the Quebecois supported me a lot in all the procedure.

01:37:10.820 It was the class action, but it was also all the procedure,

01:37:13.880 the 14th volume, like to deposit this two times

01:37:17.180 at the Supreme Court, it costs a lot of money.

01:37:20.100 And like just to serve the bailiff for the class action

01:37:24.180 at the beginning, it was 15,000.

01:37:27.360 And it's a lot of money.

01:37:28.940 I ask

01:37:30.680 donation from Quebecois

01:37:33.440 many

01:37:35.460 times since

01:37:36.520 maybe I begin to ask

01:37:39.140 more like in 2023

01:37:41.080 one year after I get this bar

01:37:43.260 me

01:37:44.800 I

01:37:45.680 put everything I can

01:37:49.140 like I don't have

01:37:51.240 any more house, I leave to

01:37:53.100 a family

01:37:54.940 that they receive me with my

01:37:57.240 two children and

01:37:58.560 And I cannot do more.

01:38:02.020 And I know that Quebecois, they give a lot to me.

01:38:06.420 And I seriously, I cannot give up about the class action

01:38:12.940 because it's so important for the future of the children's future

01:38:18.200 to give some things to them, like a democratic society.

01:38:22.920 And it will not be better if we don't stand up still.

01:38:31.780 And then I start, buy me a coffee.

01:38:37.240 Then the people can choose to give monthly, like to click on, to make it this monthly.

01:38:46.720 then it will, but my fee, personal fee,

01:38:53.480 it's really minimum to make sure

01:38:56.000 that I put everything for the fight.

01:38:59.680 And also I have another case

01:39:01.480 that I'm going to deposit an application

01:39:05.020 to leave for appeal to Supreme Court of Canada.

01:39:08.860 It's because I attacked the Public Health Act

01:39:13.020 through a mass ticket.

01:39:14.520 this is a process that i begin even i was lawyer because i received a mass ticket in the december

01:39:21.880 you know what i'm going to interrupt you right there you you are still a lawyer

01:39:26.200 right no because you haven't got a license anymore it doesn't mean that you're not a lawyer 1.00

01:39:31.880 you are corrupt sons of bitches have told you that i mean come on you know what this is what 0.99

01:39:38.580 you you're shadow on that note i'm sorry to interrupt i was there in quebec city last year 1.00

01:39:48.020 for her first presentation of this class action suit we were about uh 20 to 30 people attending

01:39:56.820 physically in the courtroom and to see all the lawyers that represent all the premiers and the

01:40:04.160 health ministers and they they're all the ags of those provinces their only arguments is to come

01:40:12.900 out that gloriane is not respecting the rules and the procedures of their code of rules and

01:40:20.560 procedures and process and proceedings and they never never mention why this class action suit

01:40:28.820 and like she said they're going to discard this class action suit without never talking about

01:40:36.740 the reasons of in the importance of the class action suit and they're going to use the fact

01:40:42.380 that they've disbarred her for exposing the corruption she's no longer a lawyer so and

01:40:49.380 because the class action suit needs a lawyer to carry it through so do you see how vicious and

01:40:55.560 not ethical the whole thing is well stop a woman trying to stand up for all canadians 0.95

01:41:03.400 every that's my opinion as a citizen your every elected body in this country whether it's 0.96

01:41:09.680 municipal or provincial or federal is doing their best to try and censor people with opposite

01:41:19.020 beliefs right exactly from the censorship laws that they've tried to put on us 11 c11 c18 and

01:41:26.020 c63 would be a disaster um and but it goes to i always uh i always say to these lawyers

01:41:32.560 and also to the judge that i'm doing this also for their children gloria do you have a give send go

01:41:40.140 yes a give send go and buy me a coffee okay so good i i haven't found the give send go i'll put

01:41:49.340 the give send go in the in the uh comments i sent to your cell phone uh maybe at the beginning of

01:41:57.760 our talk then i know i'm just saying i'm just saying i'll take it from there and i'll put it

01:42:03.580 into the comments here and i'll put it on my social media i want people to be able to access

01:42:08.000 you and and if they're you know able to help you out that for them to do that because the one of

01:42:14.720 the first things that people ask is how can i help her i believe in what she's doing thank you and

01:42:19.180 you know when you say something like you just said i no longer have a home a house and now

01:42:26.040 you're living with friends you and your two kids like family you you have given everything up

01:42:33.700 for this fight and the fight anti-corruption fight yeah i i i do i put everything because me

01:42:44.320 i cannot imagine a slave life like we are going to i don't know if people see what's going

01:42:56.860 the Canada but

01:42:58.600 it's in the world

01:43:00.980 the only place now

01:43:02.980 that we are

01:43:04.880 nearly sure it's safe it's

01:43:06.680 USA but

01:43:08.100 China wanted to put 0.82

01:43:10.820 all the country on 1.00

01:43:12.740 slavery and I know

01:43:14.880 maybe some people don't want to

01:43:16.760 hear this I'm sorry if I

01:43:18.940 shock you but the

01:43:20.700 Canada Justin Trudeau

01:43:22.520 sold the country and

01:43:24.840 the government will change

01:43:27.220 we will have to do

01:43:29.180 sacrifice

01:43:29.920 we talk about that

01:43:33.760 very thing on this show

01:43:35.100 every night, nobody's shocked

01:43:37.280 okay

01:43:38.700 then

01:43:39.440 you know

01:43:41.720 when people

01:43:42.600 some people

01:43:46.020 say to me you are not sure it will

01:43:47.800 work the judicial

01:43:48.820 yes but when you start a business you take

01:43:51.780 risk to do like

01:43:53.780 money, I'm not saying about money, but

01:43:55.760 you take risk to

01:43:57.000 raise a business, but this,

01:43:59.720 it's the big business, like the

01:44:01.620 big project for

01:44:03.660 Canada, it's to save

01:44:05.940 the future of our,

01:44:07.860 the children's future. Then

01:44:09.580 if we don't take risk,

01:44:11.820 we will never

01:44:13.000 have something, we will never,

01:44:15.820 then we have to take risk, and

01:44:17.700 we have to be ready to do sacrifice.

01:44:20.420 Then me, what I'm

01:44:21.620 saying, it's

01:44:23.000 what I said to people is you ask justice for the judicial system.

01:44:30.320 Just, I'm just saying very softly, please look in your life.

01:44:36.880 Do you make sure that every day you are justice?

01:44:40.860 You are just around what you do.

01:44:43.680 Then if you want to be justice, begin by your life

01:44:48.240 and begin to support people take so much risk in my it's not just financial risk that I take

01:44:57.560 it's also life risk because and I have young children because I had them at 40 years old now

01:45:03.980 I'm 50 years old but it's it's a it's big risk and it's not because I want and I love to take

01:45:10.640 risk is because it's the only way to save the children's future the only way

01:45:18.400 i agree i i'm i'm i love hearing somebody else say it to be honest it's so nice to hear somebody

01:45:29.360 else say it especially in that beautiful accent okay thank you very much thank you guys for coming

01:45:35.920 on tonight sue we're going to talk some more get you on tell your story at some point very soon in

01:45:40.880 the next couple of weeks hopefully right anytime it'll be an honor what people don't realize is

01:45:46.820 what glorian is doing should be on the national news across the country every day the reason it's

01:45:54.320 not being spoken about is because the fourth branch of our system the medias are completely

01:46:01.940 controlled by government money and by a very powerful union that happens to be also the union

01:46:08.560 i'm fighting and trying to expose and that's uniform and if you think jerry diaz and leslie

01:46:14.540 diaz are not around and not still controlling everything to help the liberal crime syndicate

01:46:20.740 we don't know and that's why the story of gloria and lay standing up for all canadians in this

01:46:28.060 class action suit that she's presenting the next 7th of April in Quebec city courthouse is not

01:46:34.940 publicized and we need to get Canadians aware of this really important case because they may think

01:46:43.500 it's just about Quebecers and it's just a lot much bigger and what Glorian is carrying should

01:46:51.560 have been carried by a lot more lawyers like i said there's 136 000 lawyers in canada and why is

01:46:59.260 there only one lawyer doing it only one of them decided to give up everything and follow the path

01:47:04.860 of justice thank you very much sue i love you and we love you too thank you glavian okay you too i'll

01:47:12.060 talk to you again soon we'll stay in touch all right glorianne and uh sue we'll talk to you soon

01:47:16.500 thank you okay bye-bye wow uh guys i don't normally go this long with an interview but i

01:47:28.340 felt it was important tonight to keep laurianne on for as long as i could because as she pointed

01:47:36.420 out and i pointed out earlier you know the language gap and sue pointed this out as well

01:47:42.380 75 percent of quebecers are only french speaking and because of that they don't know what's going

01:47:50.300 on in the rest of our country and the only way they hear about it is through the left-wing 1.00

01:47:55.040 corporate media and when the time comes to hear about a story like gloriane of course they're not

01:48:01.200 going to talk about that they're not going to talk about her as she pointed out and so

01:48:06.460 we the independent media talk about her and um i wanted to make sure that she was able to get the

01:48:16.640 entire story out to all of us and i know at some points it was difficult to follow and difficult

01:48:22.880 to understand and that's why sue was on tonight but i want to you know also say to glory and that

01:48:28.720 was absolutely courageous as well when your english isn't that great and yet you still want

01:48:34.960 to come onto the english-speaking channels because it's so important to get that information out

01:48:39.540 there um heroic and so i want to thank her again for coming on tonight and a way to bring this

01:48:49.440 country together is to bring it together and try and get past these language barriers okay guys so

01:48:58.660 you may be thinking well he's going to wrap it up um i'm not i've still got a little bit more

01:49:06.260 that i want to get out there tonight and usually i do this in the extension exclusively on shadow

01:49:12.820 davis.com but tonight this is the extension so we're just going to stay live on all the socials

01:49:19.260 tonight and the reason for that is because i'm going to continue the show tonight continue the

01:49:23.560 extension with some news that you need to know, including a great piece of reporting by Sam Cooper

01:49:30.700 of the, uh, of the Bureau. All right. So I'm going to take a little break here. I'm going to blow my

01:49:39.340 nose. 22 second break. I'm going to blow my nose. I'm going to come back and finish off the show.

01:49:47.080 Stay there.

01:49:53.560 hey all right we're back and this this is now officially the extension and we're doing it on

01:50:19.080 all the social medias tonight i don't know if you saw the liberal debate last night in montreal

01:50:24.520 they did too the french language was monday night last night was the english language and i found

01:50:30.780 some clips today that i've cut up into a montage to show you of the three main competitors for the

01:50:38.000 leadership and let's be honest there's only one really we know who it is it's mark carney um but

01:50:45.840 we've got clips of freeland and what's your name the other one there the government house leader

01:50:50.800 i forget her name doesn't really matter it's not relevant and of course mark carney so

01:50:54.880 look for the spot where both freeland and carney talk about this new world order and the other one

01:51:03.600 talking about climate change it's also about leadership and it's also about conviction and

01:51:09.000 i'm not going to abandon the flight fight against climate change because pier poliev is telling us

01:51:14.360 to do that i'm a mom of two young kids i cannot leave a planet that is burning to them i got into

01:51:22.600 politics in 2015 because i wanted to be part of a government that fought climate change and we did

01:51:28.280 that and we did that to great effect and i am proud of that record but i hear canadians when

01:51:34.520 they say that this policy is something that is challenging for them and you know what and the

01:51:39.480 Karina Gould against climate change Karina Gould right right there it says there it's not because

01:51:45.280 I saw it come out of the bottom of the screen I remembered the name just a couple of seconds 0.99

01:51:49.120 before that and I popped on to tell you because I didn't want to seem like an idiot because you

01:51:53.820 not know her name isn't he supposed to be the news guy Karina Gould all right let's carry on 0.94

01:52:00.660 with this nonsense because Pierre Polyev is telling us to do that I'm a mom of two young kids

01:52:05.780 I cannot leave a planet that is burning to them I got into politics in 2015

01:52:12.620 because I wanted to be part of a government that fought climate change

01:52:15.860 and we did that and we did that to great effect and I am proud of that

01:52:20.840 record but I hear Canadians when they say that this policy is something that

01:52:25.340 is challenging for them and you know what we didn't do a good job of talking

01:52:29.120 about it and when they are talking about the carbon tax what are they talking

01:52:32.720 about they're talking about affordability that's why we need a real affordability plan it's not

01:52:38.120 that they're against fighting climate change or they're against protecting the environment but

01:52:42.380 that also means that if you don't have the price on pollution you don't have the rebate checks

01:52:47.180 that millions of Canadians depend on build a new world order where democracy and Canadian

01:52:54.560 sovereignty is protected Mr Kearney you're up next I'm gonna associate myself I'm gonna agree

01:53:00.620 with that. The only amendment I'm going to make is, unfortunately, it won't be a world order.

01:53:05.880 It will be a subset of the world order because the number of like-minded countries is much

01:53:11.080 smaller with the U.S. exit. I want to be clear, and Canadians feel this, I want to be clear about

01:53:16.480 the, quote, strength. Wait, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Let's go back a little bit here.

01:53:22.940 Let's, again? I'm going to associate myself. No, I got to go back a little bit more here.

01:53:28.740 This is where, oof.

01:53:31.480 Climate change, they're against protecting the environment.

01:53:34.500 But that also means that if you don't have the price on pollution,

01:53:37.860 you don't have the rebate checks that millions of Canadians depend on.

01:53:43.100 Build a new world order where democracy and Canadian sovereignty is protected.

01:53:48.480 Mr. Carney, you're up next.

01:53:50.480 I'm going to associate myself.

01:53:53.300 How clueless are these people?

01:53:58.740 And they talk about a new world order, like it's a good thing.

01:54:07.640 This is the insular institutional nature of the Marxist regime that is currently ruling our country and other countries around the world, fostered by China and the World Economic Forum and the Club of Rome and the Bilderbergs.

01:54:25.200 that's what these people are did you vote for a new world order

01:54:31.860 i didn't vote for a new world order i voted for lower taxes and freedom

01:54:38.920 i don't want a new world order i like the old world order but listen to what carney says

01:54:46.660 i'm going to agree with that the only amendment i'm going to make is unfortunately it won't be

01:54:51.820 world order there will be a subset of the world order because the number of like-minded countries

01:54:57.740 is much smaller with us i want to be clear and canadians feel this i want to be clear about the

01:55:04.620 strength of our economy our economy over the last five years has been driven by a big increase in

01:55:11.740 the labor force which was largely because of a surge in immigration is now trying to be controlled

01:55:18.940 and by government spending that grew over 9% year after year after year,

01:55:26.040 twice the rate of growth of our economy.

01:55:28.680 So our economy was weak before we got to the point of these threats from President Trump.

01:55:37.480 Okay, that little thing that came flashing on the screen, you didn't see it all.

01:55:41.900 but Mark Carney has been advising the Trudeau government on finances,

01:55:47.080 on the economy since 2020, five years.

01:55:52.600 So is he throwing himself under the bus?

01:55:56.260 Or is he throwing Freeland and Trudeau under the bus with that last remark?

01:56:02.900 But that New World Order comment, sorry, both of them, Freeland and Carney,

01:56:08.500 New World Order?

01:56:11.900 that should say it to every normie out there right now.

01:56:19.940 They want a new world order.

01:56:22.840 Well, what's the new world order?

01:56:24.480 Well, let me show you.

01:56:25.620 That's your opening. 1.00

01:56:27.400 When your normie friends go, you're crazy. 1.00

01:56:29.600 You're a conspiracy theorist. 1.00

01:56:30.880 What the hell happened to you?

01:56:31.940 You've changed, man. 0.98

01:56:34.040 They know my eyes have been opened.

01:56:35.380 They want a new world order.

01:56:36.420 They admitted it during the liberal leadership debate last night.

01:56:39.420 Well, that's not what they meant.

01:56:40.520 then what did they mean exactly this is the dialogue that you should be having with your

01:56:45.580 friends i'm playing both roles right now what did they mean exactly when you say they don't

01:56:52.540 mean a new world order for real what do they mean when they say a new world order then

01:56:57.960 can you answer that can anybody answer that outside of the answer that we give you every

01:57:04.480 single night on this show? Anybody? Bueller? Michael Barrett of the Conservative Party of

01:57:17.160 Canada came out with a bit of a bombshell this morning.

01:57:20.460 Tonight, Mark Carney lied to Canadians. He lied to Canadians, saying that his company,

01:57:28.920 Brookfield Asset Management only moved their headquarters from Canada to Donald Trump's

01:57:35.100 hometown of New York City after he had resigned from the board. We all know that Brookfield made

01:57:43.680 that announcement on October the 31st, proving that Mr. Carney was lying to Canadians. But this

01:57:52.580 morning we can share with you a letter signed by Mark Carney on December the 1st. Now this is

01:58:02.800 days after, just days after Donald Trump had threatened Canada for the first time with

01:58:09.780 unjustified tariffs. Now this letter says that the decision by the board of which Mark Carney

01:58:17.220 at that time was chair, was unanimous to move the headquarters and Canadian jobs to Donald

01:58:26.000 Trump's hometown of New York City. And the letter implores shareholders, urges them to support the

01:58:34.280 move. So Mark Carney denies being the one who made the decision to move the head office of his

01:58:46.500 company brookfield asset management to new york city even though it's documented it's on paper 0.99

01:58:56.220 you have to wonder are canadians that stupid that mark carney who's trying to play the role 0.99

01:59:01.880 of team canada right now and i was a goalie growing up and all this nonsense and how we're 1.00

01:59:06.600 going to fight donald trump and these tariffs and get rid of the carbon tax but we're going

01:59:12.680 to replace it with a carbon tariff like do people actually hear we're not going to spend your money

01:59:18.500 we're going to invest your money we need to get to net zero all of these things he has said are 0.97

01:59:25.580 people that stupid because that's what the polls are saying to us right now they're saying that 0.99

01:59:31.700 the liberal party is tied with the conservative party nationally and i saw a seat breakout last 1.00

01:59:38.740 night i think i told you about this where the liberals have got 185 seats and the conservatives

01:59:43.980 have only got 139 and the ndp has zero none now what world are these pollsters living in or are

01:59:54.080 they all bought off too it's getting to the point where we can't trust any of the people that we

02:00:00.640 used to trust a buddy of mine started a sub stack the other day and he was saying things like well

02:00:07.160 oh, there's too many opinions out there right now.

02:00:09.040 I think we need the censorship.

02:00:10.600 And then he, halfway through his little article,

02:00:13.160 his little editorial, he said,

02:00:14.320 but you know what, now that I think of it,

02:00:15.880 we need more opinions out there.

02:00:17.840 But we need a gatekeeper to make sure

02:00:20.100 that only the right opinions get out there.

02:00:22.680 Because there's too much nonsense.

02:00:24.580 There's too much conspiracy theory out there.

02:00:26.820 Now, this is a guy who worked

02:00:29.620 for a secret government installation.

02:00:32.300 I'm not going to go into detail about here.

02:00:34.220 But he knows that propaganda exists because he managed a propaganda radio station that broadcasts not to Canada, but to Afghanistan from Canada.

02:00:50.800 He knows better than to write nonsense like that.

02:00:56.260 Absolutely infuriating.

02:00:58.320 Meanwhile, Donald Trump's still talking about Canada.

02:01:05.320 It comes through Canada.

02:01:07.320 Look, we support Canada $200 billion a year in subsidies one way or the other.

02:01:16.660 We let them make millions of cars.

02:01:19.540 We let them send us lumber.

02:01:21.440 We don't need that lumber.

02:01:22.440 We're going to free up our lumber.

02:01:25.160 Lee's going to do the head of environmental.

02:01:27.200 we're going to free up our lumber we have the best lumber there is we don't

02:01:30.560 need their lumber what do we need their lumber for when you look at the the we

02:01:35.780 subset as of 200 billion dollars a year without us Canada can't make it you know

02:01:41.660 Canada relies on us 95% we rely on them 4% big difference and I say Canada

02:01:51.620 should be our 51st state there's no tariffs no nothing and and I say that

02:01:56.300 we give them military protection they have a very small military they spend

02:02:00.140 very little money on military or NATO they're just about last in terms of

02:02:05.060 payment because they say why should we spend on military that's a tremendous

02:02:09.920 cost most nations can't afford to even think about it why should we spend on 0.70

02:02:14.540 military the United States protects us and I would say that's largely true we

02:02:19.100 protect Canada but it's not fair it's not fair that they're not paying their

02:02:23.900 way. And if they had to pay their way, they couldn't exist. When I spoke to, let's call

02:02:31.860 him the Prime Minister rather than the Governor, but when I spoke to him, I said, why are we

02:02:37.480 giving you $200 billion a year? He was unable to answer the question. I said, why are we

02:02:42.060 letting you make millions of cars and send them in? He was unable to answer the question.

02:02:48.900 Justin Trudeau, nice guy. I think he's a very good guy. I call him Governor Trudeau. He

02:02:53.760 should be governor because the fact is that if we don't give them cars we don't have to give them

02:02:59.960 cars the tariffs will make it impossible for them to sell cars into the United States the

02:03:05.080 tariffs will make it impossible for them to sell lumber or anything else into the United States

02:03:10.740 and all I'm asking to do is break even or lose a little bit but not lose 200 million dollars and

02:03:16.700 we love Canada I love Canada I love the people of Canada and but honestly it's not fair for

02:03:23.720 us to be supporting canada and if we don't support them they don't subsist as a as a nation

02:03:32.680 he's right regardless of whether or not you believe in team canada

02:03:39.240 which is not really team canada it's more like team china

02:03:43.960 um you know i get a kick out of jagmeet singh running around in a hockey jersey with a turban

02:03:49.400 and Justin Trudeau. Doug Ford was wearing one today, Team Canada jersey with a number 51 on

02:03:56.460 the back. What does that mean exactly, Doug? Does it mean you want to be the 51st state now,

02:04:04.500 51, or is that some sort of a dig at Trump somehow? I mean, Trump doesn't even know who

02:04:09.160 these guys are. There's one Canadian leader that he knows the name of, and that is Governor

02:04:15.340 Justin Trudeau. That's it. And I think he knows Danielle Smith as well, because she spent the

02:04:19.920 time networking down there in the past month. So he knows her. I don't think he knows Peter

02:04:26.780 Palliev. Definitely doesn't know Jagmeet Singh. He is doing this for his own country. It's not

02:04:36.380 that he's doing something to us. This is something that so many people, they just don't get it.

02:04:41.200 you know when you see all these posts rolling by on facebook and team canada and that lately i've

02:04:46.980 been seeing ones where all of north america is now canada right like it's the gulf of canada

02:04:52.480 instead of the gulf of america or the gulf of mexico and and like do these people like are 0.99

02:04:57.700 they that stupid or are they just trying to be trendy and hip i don't get it because in one day 0.98

02:05:07.580 in 24 hours if they wanted to the united states could own us that simple period it's coming anyway 1.00

02:05:16.700 if he decides he's going to tear up cars like he was just talking about

02:05:20.940 game set match done now there is no 250 or sorry 200 billion dollar deficit that he's talking about

02:05:30.600 and that's made up with energy costs and he's spoken to danielle smith about that so it's

02:05:35.360 rhetoric what he's saying right now is rhetoric he knows not to be true but he's using it anyway

02:05:41.240 for some reason what is that reason i don't know tiana talked about it last night on the show so

02:05:48.100 in case you missed it in case you missed last night show i suggest you go back and you watch

02:05:53.220 that guys this is the extension it just happens to exist on all the socials tonight along with

02:05:59.220 shadow davis.com and the telegram group which is the shadow at night community if you're on

02:06:04.600 telegram go and find the shadow at night community and join it do it and it would be great if you

02:06:10.420 became an all-access member at shadow davis.com as well it really helps to support the show and

02:06:16.260 i want to thank you very much all right we do have a few more things i want to get to

02:06:19.800 before we wrap it up tonight and i know it's already been two hours

02:06:23.780 you might be going for a record tonight don't forget have you liked and shared yet because

02:06:31.460 the audience is growing it's not shrinking it's not like people are going to bed and leaving the

02:06:35.260 show it seems like it's getting bigger like and share get this out to as many people as possible

02:06:40.380 sam cooper now how we got tiana on the show last night and she's been on the show before it's not

02:06:45.600 like she was a newcomer to the show but i i was musing on monday night about oh i gotta reach out

02:06:51.580 to tiana and get her on the show and then you guys did it for me she mentioned uh to me via x

02:06:58.920 message hey did you want me on the show i said yeah so she came on last night and 40 000 people

02:07:06.800 have seen that episode already so if you want to do the same thing for sam cooper that would be

02:07:12.660 awesome i'll send sam a message on my own but if you guys have a special rapport with sam on any

02:07:19.880 social media uh send him a message and say shadow davis wants you on his show hopefully he responds

02:07:25.620 you know if he wants 40,000 or 50,000 views in order to help sell his book that would be awesome

02:07:32.340 wouldn't it or maybe get more subscribers on his sub stack he does awesome work he does awesome

02:07:39.460 work and what's the name of his book willful blindness um i haven't read it yet i'm going to

02:07:46.000 be completely honest about that but i want to i got to go out and get it or maybe i'll just get

02:07:50.220 it online. Anyway, this is his latest. This came out today, and this is fascinating. The Carney

02:07:57.200 Trudeau nexus, how financial elites from Davos to Beijing are shaping Canada's next federal election.

02:08:07.120 Look at this. There's Michael Bloomberg, McKinsey, the consulting group, Trudeau, Gerald Butts,

02:08:14.780 mark carney dominic barton mark wiseman censure china world economic form eurasia group evan

02:08:23.160 solomon evan solomon isn't evan solomon a reporter on ctv as canada braces for a leadership change

02:08:33.360 with justin trudeau points to step down mark carney emerging as his successor and speculation

02:08:38.840 mounting over a snap election as early as next month.

02:08:43.600 The defining question of Carney's campaign

02:08:45.540 is whether he'll govern differently

02:08:47.340 from the deeply unpopular Trudeau.

02:08:50.160 Carney's camp insists he will,

02:08:51.640 particularly on carbon reduction and immigration issues

02:08:54.840 that polls suggest have alienated a majority of Canadians.

02:08:58.580 Yet a closer examination of Carney's elite network

02:09:02.800 guided by the principle that longstanding relationships

02:09:05.960 of trust and shared financial interests will shape governance reveals a constellation of

02:09:12.000 global influencers deeply tied to the world economic forum who by the way received something

02:09:18.780 like 65 million dollars from canada over the past few years through global affairs i'm not sure if

02:09:24.900 you've heard that yeah anyway these global influencers deeply tied to the world economic

02:09:32.300 forum and china's trade and finance arms particularly the asian infrastructure investment

02:09:38.720 bank at its core this network of remarkable figures whose stated goals center on consolidating

02:09:44.620 financial power across borders to coordinate carbon reduction policies and progressive social

02:09:49.860 outcomes includes not just carney and trudeau but also former canadian ambassador to china

02:09:55.840 Dominic Barton, Trudeau campaign backers Mark Wiseman and Gerald Butz, and AIIB, again that is

02:10:04.060 the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, AIIB's Jin Lakin, reportedly a senior Chinese Communist

02:10:12.040 Party operative. Carney's influence also appears to extend into Canada's state broadcaster,

02:10:19.800 former power and politics host Evan Solomon, who now works in a consultancy with Carney's wife

02:10:24.900 in Gerald Butz. Oh, my God. In 2015, was embroiled in an art dealing scandal involving Carney,

02:10:32.540 whom he referred to as the Gov. In a leaked email, Solomon reportedly wrote,

02:10:38.420 next year in terms of the Gov will be very interesting. He has access to the highest

02:10:42.840 power network in the world. Did you hear that? That's why you should follow.

02:10:54.900 Sam, and the Bureau on Substack, Sam Cooper.

02:11:01.760 For Canadian voters, understanding the intricate plutonic, plutonic, plutocratic, I'm going

02:11:11.460 to start that line again, it's live TV.

02:11:15.080 For Canadian voters, understanding the intricate plutocratic web surrounding Trudeau and Carney

02:11:21.780 is not an academic exercise.

02:11:23.580 It offers a glimpse into the forces lining up to shape the nation's climate, trade, and social

02:11:29.460 policies. While the World Economic Forum has become a lightning rod for both criticism and

02:11:34.420 political polarization, opponents accuse it of fostering undemocratic policymaking while

02:11:40.580 defenders dismiss such concerns as conspiracy theories. An objective network-based analysis

02:11:46.800 of its ties to Beijing's financial arms and the key figures in Carney's orbit

02:11:51.380 suggests a well-defined pattern of shared interests.

02:11:56.560 In other words, China and the World Economic Forum are working together.

02:12:01.920 These interests are likely to drive Canadian governance under Carney

02:12:05.840 unless he makes the illogical decision to sever ties with the power networks

02:12:10.640 and public-private partnerships that have defined his assent.

02:12:14.120 And he won't, because he's already insisted in several interviews and rallies

02:12:19.620 that he's been doing across the country. 1.00

02:12:22.100 Especially, he was talking about that stupid high-speed rail thing 0.99

02:12:27.380 they want to do that Trudeau announced last week 0.99

02:12:29.840 between Toronto and Quebec City.

02:12:31.660 Yes, it's going to cost $8 billion,

02:12:34.640 but it can't be all government.

02:12:36.340 It needs to be private corporations as well.

02:12:38.500 That's what Mark Carney said about it.

02:12:40.380 So yeah, private-public partnerships,

02:12:42.300 just like the WEF is talking about all the time,

02:12:46.660 which is stakeholder capitalism my friends in other words communism by another name

02:12:55.420 how does this relate to canada's pending election across the west concerns over immigration housing

02:13:04.500 affordability and energy policy are shaping voter priorities like never before carney's

02:13:10.340 allies argue that the urgency of the climate crisis demands coordinated high-level solutions

02:13:15.540 ones driven by big private capital, and partnerships with Chinese institutions like the AIIB.

02:13:22.180 Skeptics, however, see a Davos elite imposing sweeping policies on carbon, trade, and immigration

02:13:29.040 with little democratic input. These issues are open to debate. What is not, however,

02:13:35.220 is the deep entanglement of Carney and Trudeau's networks so thoroughly woven together through

02:13:39.940 global forums like the World Economic Forum that they are indistinguishable. And while Carney

02:13:45.460 seeks to distance himself from Trudeau's unpopular record, his closest allies remain the same WEF

02:13:52.260 linked figures who helped shape Trudeau's policies. Global banker and Chinese finance maximalist.

02:14:02.220 A former Goldman Sachs banker, Mark Carney rose to global prominence in 2008 as governor of the

02:14:08.500 Bank of Canada, credited with stabilizing the country's banking system amid a worldwide

02:14:13.420 financial meltdown. Technically, no. He's not credited with that. Well, maybe by some,

02:14:19.160 his own people, but certainly not by anybody else. In 2013, he became the first Canadian to

02:14:25.080 lead the Bank of England, an unprecedented appointment. During his tenure, Carney

02:14:30.580 integrated climate risk into financial stability assessments, positioning himself as a leader in

02:14:35.800 climate-focused central banking. He also materially deepened the UK's financial ties with China.

02:14:43.420 this guy is dirty and he's traitorous. 0.97

02:14:48.100 In his 2013 speech, UK at the Heart of Renewed Globalization, 0.99

02:14:52.920 Carney announced that the Bank of England has signed an agreement

02:14:55.620 with the People's Bank of China that dovetails with the possibility

02:14:58.980 of establishing a renminbi clearing bank in London

02:15:02.940 and a broader policy of openness to hosting foreign wholesale banking activities.

02:15:08.780 Helping the internationalization of renminbi

02:15:11.560 is a global good consistent with london's historic role

02:15:15.580 by 2020 carney had stepped down from the bank of england assuming the role of united nations

02:15:22.120 special envoy on climate action and finance partnering with media baron michael bloomberg

02:15:28.120 he founded or co-founded g fonts an initiative aimed at aligning trillions of dollars in private

02:15:34.860 investment with net zero goals. Through GFOTS, Carney intersected with Jin Lakin and the Asian 0.66

02:15:42.640 Infrastructure Investment Bank, a China-led institution whose green infrastructure projects

02:15:47.100 in Asia matched Carney's vision for climate finance at scale. In a 2022 press release

02:15:53.820 announcing the partnership, Carney declared that the world cannot address climate change without

02:15:58.580 finance. Similarly, the global financial system cannot do its fair share without the leadership

02:16:04.960 of the Asia-Pacific financial institutions. Our new APAC network will bring Asian finance to the

02:16:11.360 heart of GFANs to help solve this global challenge. Jin echoed the sentiment, stating,

02:16:19.360 at a time when our world is facing unprecedented challenges, it's increasingly important to

02:16:24.540 strengthen our linkages across borders, deepen our resolve, and resist the urge to turn inward.

02:16:30.560 I'm delighted to join GFONS and contribute multilateral perspectives to explore the huge

02:16:36.220 potential in net zero transitions. The partnership expanded further. Last year, 2024, Carney and

02:16:43.760 Jin announced a climate financing initiative in Brazil. Jin stated, AIIB is excited to be part

02:16:50.560 this transformational climate financing initiative a significant step forward fostering collaboration

02:16:56.800 and driving sustainable development i'm confident this will be a comprehensive solution in addressing

02:17:03.760 brazil's climate and ecological challenges its focus on sustainable infrastructure climate

02:17:10.320 resilience and green financing resonates deeply with aiib's mission of financing infrastructure

02:17:16.640 for tomorrow. Jin's language closely mirrored a post on the World Economic Forum's website

02:17:23.240 contributor page in 2016, where he wrote that AIIB subscribes to the principles of sustainable

02:17:30.540 development in the identification, preparation, and implementation of projects China and the WEF

02:17:36.860 are working together. The management of environmental and social risks and impacts

02:17:42.900 is central to successful development outcomes.

02:17:48.460 Yet critics argue that Beijing's AIIB

02:17:51.480 is less about sustainability

02:17:52.920 and more a geopolitical tool

02:17:55.000 for expanding Chinese influence

02:17:56.740 through global infrastructure projects.

02:17:59.840 One such critic is Bob Picard,

02:18:02.680 a Canadian communications executive

02:18:04.520 who made international headlines

02:18:06.060 after resigning from AA AIIB

02:18:08.980 and fleeing China in 2023,

02:18:11.600 later citing fears for his safety.

02:18:14.900 Speaking to the CBC about AIIB membership

02:18:18.040 and Chinese Communist Party influence,

02:18:20.140 Pickard stated,

02:18:21.380 all we're doing with our membership in this bank 0.60

02:18:23.280 is making China look good

02:18:24.660 as a country able to do multilateralism.

02:18:27.220 We're effectively supporting the Chinese image campaign

02:18:30.540 to show that they're already ready

02:18:32.680 to assume world leadership.

02:18:36.080 In an October 2023 interview with the Bureau,

02:18:39.600 he went further.

02:18:41.060 The president of the bank,

02:18:42.720 Jean Laqueen,

02:18:43.980 and the president's office

02:18:45.060 knew that I had concerns

02:18:46.400 about the Communist Party

02:18:47.640 and the invisible power

02:18:48.960 the CCP wielded in the bank.

02:18:51.600 President Jean himself

02:18:53.020 is a former Red Guard, 1.00

02:18:54.900 a troika of people

02:18:56.080 in the president's office

02:18:57.280 called all the everyday

02:18:59.100 operating shots.

02:19:01.800 Domestically,

02:19:02.700 Carney's advisory relationship

02:19:04.420 with Justin Trudeau

02:19:05.580 fueled expectations

02:19:06.700 that he might one day

02:19:08.760 enter Canadian politics.

02:19:11.060 Those whispers ended definitively in January of 2025 when Carney's succinct I'm in on X

02:19:19.140 announced his candidacy for the Liberal Party leadership, immediately making him the front

02:19:24.360 runner. An effusive endorsement from Michael Bloomberg, co-sponsor of GFonts, swiftly

02:19:30.860 followed, marking Carney as a figure of rare global gravitas in a national political race.

02:19:36.260 carney's allegiance to dominic barton already evident in their joint advisory roles for trudeau

02:19:43.800 over the past decade was further underscored by carney's early tenure at the bank of england

02:19:49.100 the guardian reported in 2013 that carney had enlisted u.s consulting giant mckinsey

02:19:54.580 to oversee a sweeping strategy shake-up but describing it as the latest evidence

02:19:59.880 that the canadian governor is determined to impose a radical makeover on the old lady of

02:20:05.320 Threadneedle Street. McKinsey, which touts itself as a network of leaders adept at harnessing trends

02:20:11.640 and making tough trade-offs, had a direct link to Carney via its then managing director, fellow

02:20:17.320 Canadian, Dominic Barton. Asked in an interview with management today whether he knew Carney,

02:20:23.780 Barton responded enthusiastically, yeah he's a great guy, a tri-sector athlete, public sector,

02:20:28.720 private sector and government. To use a blunt metaphor, Trudeau's top strategist, Gerald

02:20:36.300 Butz, functions as the sinewy connective tissue linking the powerful limbs of Mark Carney and

02:20:42.660 Dominic Barton within the body of Trudeau's corporate structure. As the Globe and Mail

02:20:49.620 reported in fall of 2019, Mr. Barton is plugged into the Trudeau circle, notably with the PM's

02:20:57.260 former principal secretary, Gerald Butts. He served as chairman of the Liberal Government's

02:21:02.600 Advisory Council on Economic Growth, which recommended McKinsey-style big ideas,

02:21:08.180 a major expansion of immigration, and so on. Oh, by the way, McKinsey are the ones that came up

02:21:14.360 with the Century Initiative. You guys know what that is, right? That's Canada's population

02:21:19.240 in the year 2100 should be over 100 million and what does it look like now our population

02:21:27.640 has jumped what three four million in the past four years that's outrageous

02:21:31.620 this advisory nexus carney barton and butts forms the backbone of a potential carney

02:21:39.140 administration or at least the kind of backroom kitchen cabinet the trio played for trudeau in

02:21:44.680 recent years. With their overlapping histories and shared vision, they suggest a seamless

02:21:49.920 transition from Trudeau's tenure. Barton's corporate finesse honed at McKinsey compliments

02:21:55.260 Carney's financial acumen, while Butts' legendary political instincts are already at work guiding

02:22:01.300 the liberals through the turbulence of Trudeau's exit and, counterintuitively, even appearing to

02:22:07.020 capitalize on the looming Trump 2.0 tariffs against Canada. Further tightening the Carney-Trudeau

02:22:14.580 network is the overlap between key figures, Gerald Butts, Eurasia Group consultant Evan

02:22:19.320 Solomon and Carney's wife, Diana Fox Carney. Carney was lightly touched by controversy

02:22:26.200 involving the firing of Canadian journalist Evan Solomon, then the host of CBC's Power in Politics.

02:22:32.100 Solomon was dismissed after reports surfaced that he had leveraged his position to broker

02:22:36.220 lucrative art sales to influential figures he interviewed, including Carney. The Toronto Star

02:22:42.240 broke the story publishing explosive emails between solomon and art collector bruce bailey

02:22:47.340 in one exchange solomon referred to carney as the gov and wrote next year in terms of the gov

02:22:53.520 will be very interesting he has access to the highest power network in the world shortly after

02:22:58.320 the report was published cbc severed ties with solomon despite the scandal solomon remains linked

02:23:07.700 to Carney through his role at Eurasia Group, where he works alongside Diana Fox. Carney,

02:23:11.780 who is listed as a widely respected expert on global climate and energy policy, advising

02:23:17.680 clients on sustainability. What do these two talk about at night, I wonder? Do they laugh at us?

02:23:24.160 They fell for it hook line and sinker. And they get on their private jet. They talk about carbon

02:23:31.420 offsets carbon credits it's truly astounding my friends oh by the way speaking of climate

02:23:39.280 um one second

02:23:44.380 gonna have michelle sterling of the friends of science on monday night she recently released

02:23:55.540 that hockey stick video regarding mark carney hockey goalie uh that's seen about i think 25

02:24:02.840 000 views it kind of went viral a little bit on youtube before they turned it down so anyway she's

02:24:09.260 coming on the show monday night and we had a great conversation this afternoon it's going to be a

02:24:13.140 great show on monday night meanwhile questions persist about power and politics and its access

02:24:20.020 to liberal power. This week, National Post columnist Terry Newman noted that the show

02:24:24.900 blindsided liberal leadership hopeful Ruby Dalla by announcing her disqualification live on the air

02:24:30.960 before the party had even informed her. CBC's David Cochran broke the news, stating the liberal

02:24:36.320 party had removed Dalla from the race over extremely serious violations. Dalla, who called

02:24:41.940 the allegations false and fabricated, suggested the move was designed to complete Mark Carney's

02:24:47.420 coronation. A long-time consultant with deep ties to Beijing, Dominique Barton embodies the

02:24:53.360 revolving door between corporate strategy, government, and diplomacy. Birthed in Uganda

02:24:58.120 in 1962, Barton led McKinsey and Company from 2009 to 2018, overseeing its expansion in China

02:25:05.820 and advising at least 22 major-owned, state-owned enterprises, many likely entangled with Xi Jinping's

02:25:12.400 Belt and Road Initiative, and Jean Laqueen's Infrastructure Investment Bank.

02:25:20.080 But if Bob Picard's retrospective view is correct, figures like Mark Carney and Dominic

02:25:25.760 Barton could be seen as subtly, if not knowingly, influenced by their long-term dealings with

02:25:31.940 Beijing's financial arms. In an era where Washington is increasingly at odds with China's

02:25:38.660 global ambitions. Such ties might draw heightened scrutiny from the U.S. government. Picard, who

02:25:44.300 once considered himself a captured elite in Western business, says he only grasped the full extent of

02:25:50.580 CCP influence after working under Jean Lacqueen at the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank. On

02:25:56.400 the outside, the bank claims independence, Picard said. But inside, it was all CCP politics. It was

02:26:02.560 CCP people. Chinese Communist Party, man. Now he sees the AIIB's true purpose is much more than

02:26:10.620 sustainable infrastructure financing. It's a tool to subtly underwrite Xi Jinping's militaristic

02:26:16.740 Belt and Road Initiative. It exists to help China supplant the United States as the dominant power

02:26:22.980 in a multilateral world, Picard asserts. In 2019, Trudeau appointed Dominique Barton as Canada's

02:26:29.840 ambassador to China, hoping his connections could help navigate tensions following the

02:26:35.000 arrest of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou.

02:26:38.580 By 2021, Barton had left that role, moving on to lead mining giant Rio Tinto and chair

02:26:44.200 Leapfrog Investments, an impact fund forced on sustainability.

02:26:49.680 Yet Barton's influence on Trudeau's administration extends beyond Canada-China relations, alongside

02:26:55.320 Mark Carney's reported campaign backer, Mark Wiseman.

02:26:59.840 barton co-founded the century initiative oh there it is an organization advocating for canada's

02:27:05.840 population to reach 100 million by 2100 primarily through large scale immigration the plan championed

02:27:13.840 as an economic necessity for an aging workforce sparked backlash from critics who saw it as

02:27:19.520 disconnected from infrastructure realities and social cohesion constraints amid mounting public

02:27:25.840 discontent the liberal government was forced to scale back its aggressive immigration targets

02:27:31.060 detractors claimed the policy served business interests by supplying cheap labor while

02:27:36.360 exacerbating housing shortages and straining public services and social cohesion barton's

02:27:43.340 mckinsey tenure also looms large his leadership strengthened the firm's foothold in china

02:27:49.400 cementing his status as a global power broker, but later raising serious ethical concerns,

02:27:55.760 particularly over McKinsey's involvement in Zhejiang. Before Barton assumed his ambassadorship,

02:28:02.220 a 2018 McKinsey and Company retreat near Kashgar in China's Xinjiang region highlighted the ethical

02:28:09.780 tightrope Western firms walk in authoritarian settings. Under Barton's global leadership,

02:28:15.260 McKinsey consultants gathered just miles from internment camps detaining over a million Uyghur

02:28:20.180 Muslims. The New York Times reported that while McKinsey consultants discussed their work advising

02:28:25.740 major Chinese-owned, state-owned companies, a sprawling internment camp had sprung up about

02:28:32.680 four miles away, part of a vast network where the Chinese government has detained as many as

02:28:37.880 one million people. Because they're a different religion. Sorry, because they have religion. 0.99

02:28:46.160 Communist society, you're not supposed to do that. Mark Wiseman, in his 50s, is a major force

02:28:53.720 in both Canadian and global finance. A lawyer by training, he pivoted early to investment

02:28:59.440 management, rising through the ranks of the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board before

02:29:03.380 moving to BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager. At BlackRock, he took on global leadership

02:29:09.560 roles, including overseeing the firm's active equities division, further embedding himself in

02:29:14.960 the climate finance movement, closely paralleling Mark Carney's push to reorient capital markets

02:29:20.420 towards sustainability. Though Wiseman keeps a lower profile than Carney or Dominique Barton

02:29:26.740 on the Davos circuit, he's participated in the World Economic Forum sessions on global investment

02:29:32.460 and sustainable finance wef documents list his leadership roles at the canada pension plan and

02:29:38.340 blackrock underscoring his standing in elite financial circles his commitment to the wef's

02:29:45.920 convening power was evident in a 2022 op-ed from davos where he lamented during a cost of living

02:29:52.100 crunch a war in europe increased inequality and people becoming more polarized and disenfranchised

02:29:57.500 not to mention the heightened conspiratorial theories around the forum.

02:30:02.880 Many politicians wouldn't dare be seen in Davos.

02:30:06.440 It's equally a failure of the private sector to believe that issues like climate change,

02:30:10.960 which seem to have declined on the Davos agenda,

02:30:13.700 cannot be solved without significant political and regulatory coordination and oversight.

02:30:20.720 In spite of many people's skepticism about the forum,

02:30:24.020 those gathered there have a desire and an incentive to prevent the world from being

02:30:28.220 plunged into crisis. They come to work with politicians on energy transition, the impacts

02:30:33.660 of supply chain disruptions, labor shortages, food supply, wealth inequality. Many of the

02:30:40.600 Trudeau-Carney network allegiances converge at the World Economic Forum, the Davis-based summit

02:30:46.220 where political, corporate, and non-profit elites rub elbows. Trudeau, Carney, Barton,

02:30:51.600 Jean Lackeen, Gerald Butz, Mark Wiseman, they've all been there or contributed to World Economic

02:30:57.940 Forum events. While it would be an overreach to portray the WEF as an omnipotent body imposing

02:31:03.940 plutocratic policies on a borderless, unwitting public, it would be equally disingenuous to

02:31:09.900 dismiss its role as a key hub where powerful actors shape policy agendas on climate action,

02:31:15.700 demographic strategy such as the Century Initiative, and public-private partnerships.

02:31:21.600 So, yes, my friend Sam, it is, in fact, an omnipotent body imposing

02:31:27.220 plurocratic policies on a borderless, unwitting public.

02:31:32.520 Defenders of the World Economic Forum argue that it plays a crucial role

02:31:36.020 in addressing global challenges, particularly crises as complex as climate change,

02:31:40.820 by forging consensus among decision-makers who control both policy levers and capital flows.

02:31:47.020 Detractors counter that these gatherings operate without democratic accountability,

02:31:50.740 allowing a self-selected elite to shape impactful agendas behind closed doors.

02:31:57.460 With Carney now campaigning for prime minister,

02:32:00.260 the prospect of a world economic forum aligned Ottawa looms larger than ever,

02:32:06.700 sharpening attention that could define Canada's next federal election,

02:32:10.700 where foreigners with much at stake may not have votes, but will certainly have interests.

02:32:16.520 sam cooper the bureau.news go follow him the guy does excellent work

02:32:27.500 all right there was a lot of action on this one this morning our friend elliot mcdavid was at it

02:32:36.360 again um i'm not gonna say exactly what he did but i certainly hope he takes his video down from

02:32:42.520 earlier today, because Elliot could be arrested for that. Having said that, publication ban

02:32:51.900 prohibits identifying information and arrest of Grand Prairie parent charged with aggravated

02:32:57.600 assault. Two children injured with a knife following an incident in GP on the 19th. Let

02:33:12.520 hang on a minute

02:33:15.660 that the guy no that's not the guy you know what we're going to leave that story uh for now because 0.99

02:33:26.100 there's a better one better version of the story balding man wearing rubber breasts and penis 0.98

02:33:33.380 sling allowed to use a woman's changing room canadian brother is told by edmonton recreation 0.95

02:33:38.520 center there he is there this is from redux.info but this is the story i wanted to get to okay so

02:33:48.740 trans identified male charged with stabbing his own children and that's why there was some outrage

02:33:56.460 in gp and people were going to look for this guy because he got released released pending trial

02:34:01.540 this guy here trans identifying stabbed his own kids allegedly a 35 year old trans identified male

02:34:13.200 in grand prairie was arrested and charged with aggravated assault last week after attacking

02:34:18.020 his children during which he severed the esophagus of his eight-year-old daughter and he's out

02:34:24.540 he's out

02:34:32.540 He's out.

02:34:37.200 The girl's in hospital

02:34:38.940 and it's going to require a feeding tube

02:34:41.660 in what's expected to be a lengthy recovery.

02:34:48.600 He's out.

02:34:50.420 They let him out.

02:34:52.700 Guy's dangerous.

02:34:55.300 And what did we say a couple of nights ago

02:34:57.600 about these people,

02:35:00.020 these trans-identifying people that, what, 90% of them,

02:35:04.920 according to psychiatrists, have some kind of form of autism? 0.99

02:35:11.220 They are mentally unwell, most of them,

02:35:15.000 and the others are just trying to follow the trend and be cool. 0.89

02:35:18.420 How did being crazy actually become cool is what I want to know.

02:35:24.660 They're dangerous.

02:35:25.820 not saying all many seems like there's a lot more stories like this than there used to be

02:35:33.560 don't you think alice michael joseph atwood again its name is alice michael joseph atwood who uses

02:35:48.040 she, they, he pronouns, and describes himself as gender-fluid queer-do on social media. 0.55

02:35:56.680 How does this guy even have access to children? Kids should have been taken away from this guy 1.00

02:36:01.460 long ago. Where's child and family services? Oh, right, they're all woke too. So let's put kids in

02:36:09.740 danger so this guy can parade around in a skirt and a wig with makeup on.

02:36:18.040 i'm sorry you guys this is a but you can't go and stalk him because then you get arrested for

02:36:26.840 you are the ones who get arrested for that this is how topsy-turvy dicked up this world has become

02:36:32.380 he was arrested on the 19th

02:36:38.140 after the attack it appeared before a justice of the peace in grand prairie

02:36:43.800 the court then chose to release atwood pending his next court date march 13th so he's out until

02:36:49.400 the 13th however atwood's family members were concerned about the release plan quickly petitioned

02:36:55.100 the court for an involuntary psychic psychiatric hold so that atwood would be committed to a

02:37:00.100 hospital the family told media that they feared for the safety of atwood's children themselves

02:37:06.000 and the public and did not understand why the judge had released him on a promise promise to

02:37:10.000 appear. Their application for a psychiatric hold was ultimately granted, leaving Atwood confined

02:37:15.860 to a mental health unit. However, it appears Atwood was released on the 25th, earlier than

02:37:21.920 the family anticipated. Got out yesterday. At home today.

02:37:33.500 Atwood's been active on social media since the attacks, even commenting about and admitting,

02:37:38.060 admitting to stabbing his children for obvious reasons i'm going to sit and stay silent on the

02:37:44.060 locally viral rumors going around i understand people's upset trust is not as high as my own

02:37:50.400 and i'm going to answer for what i did when i can see the picture more clearly then i'll be here to

02:37:55.920 hold myself accountable as well it's just not the right time for that i need to focus on my mental

02:38:01.920 health and finding the why to this happening which means not being online he wrote

02:38:08.100 i'm very apologetic and hurt though trust that this was nowhere near my 2025 bingo card

02:38:17.460 atwood posted on facebook this week from the psychiatric hospital where he had been staying

02:38:22.340 what's this looks like x or something oh yeah raven for t that's his name

02:38:32.480 and yes i stabbed my daughter in the shoulder and scraped my son's arm the cause and the why

02:38:38.400 or the slander i'm mentioning here i definitely had some sort of mental break that's why i'm in 0.98

02:38:43.380 psych so he seems pretty pretty sure that he's going to walk on this one because he's nuts

02:38:51.120 look um pam bondy by the way she announced today apparently that the epstein files are coming out

02:39:04.040 on friday so friday at noon eastern we're going to see that let me just make a recommendation

02:39:10.060 to all of you who live in grand prairie please do not go find this guy

02:39:17.760 because you are going to get in trouble yourself

02:39:23.260 and we don't need you in jail

02:39:25.800 because chances are good

02:39:27.000 that if the cops charge you with stalking this guy,

02:39:32.720 you will be held.

02:39:34.400 He wasn't.

02:39:35.800 You will.

02:39:37.540 So don't.

02:39:40.200 Don't do that.

02:39:43.680 Lastly,

02:39:44.360 Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, censorship activity, killed people.

02:39:50.580 Senator Ron Johnson is honing in on Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook and Meta,

02:39:55.660 finding out who gave the orders to take down Facebook groups,

02:40:00.500 which ultimately led to people taking their own lives.

02:40:04.640 They took down these groups, these group chats of vaccine-injured people

02:40:08.240 who were being gaslit.

02:40:10.740 They were being ignored by their own health providers,

02:40:13.060 couldn't get treatment and were suffering severe adverse events. The only sense of support they

02:40:18.540 had was through these Facebook chat groups. After my panels, those chat groups were taken down and

02:40:24.820 the result was that people committed suicide. They had no support whatsoever. They were in utter

02:40:28.740 despair. The result of Facebook's actions at the behest of federal officials was that people took

02:40:36.120 their own lives. So I made it very clear to Facebook, this is Senator Johnson now, that I am

02:40:41.800 dead serious about finding out what happened, who within their organization participated,

02:40:47.920 why they participated in taking down these groups repeatedly, and at whose direction from the federal

02:40:53.700 government this occurred. I made it clear again that this isn't just some little request they can

02:41:00.420 try to paper over or dismiss with a few documents. I'm going to get to the bottom of this. I'm going

02:41:06.940 to conduct transcribed interviews with the Facebook representatives and determine who in the federal

02:41:12.420 government forced this censorship on Facebook, resulting in the deaths of American citizens who

02:41:18.240 were injured by a vaccine that was pushed and mandated on them. Let me play this video here for

02:41:24.440 you.

02:41:36.940 well i i just read that to you so we don't need to hear him say it again

02:41:49.600 i guess it's cool to hear it right from the horse's mouth though right

02:41:54.620 guys that's it uh normally the extension does not go this long usually it's over by about 10

02:42:02.540 o'clock central. Tonight, we've gone to 1040 central because of that interview we had earlier

02:42:09.980 tonight. So this is what the extension looks like a lot of times. Other times we go deep into other

02:42:18.940 things. I actually had a great video to play on the Georgia Guidestones tonight. I wasn't thinking

02:42:25.920 that this was going to happen. This was a decision I made on the fly about keeping the extension live

02:42:31.060 on all the social media tonight so um maybe tomorrow night we'll do that georgia guidestones

02:42:36.220 thing we've been um part three of the conclusion of the fall of the cabal is coming out soon and

02:42:42.940 when we get that we're going to put that on the extension so yeah we do we did a lot of stuff on

02:42:47.940 the extension that i wouldn't do on social media because it goes really deep and the purpose of the

02:42:54.020 social media part of the show is to be able to welcome new people into our group those people

02:43:00.760 one of the purposes obviously those people who have been kind of like looking around going there's

02:43:07.680 something wrong they they were normies and now they're kind of going no no man this is not this

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02:43:17.800 show right on social media and you go oh yeah but if i if i were to bring them into the extension

02:43:23.680 right away, they would probably go running for the hills because that information is for the

02:43:30.200 advanced level people. Most of the time, sometimes we extend it with just regular news like we have

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02:43:59.220 of the chat in the extension f usually after nine o'clock central all right that's it for tonight

02:44:04.600 jason levine and possibly a couple of surprise guests will join the show tomorrow night i love

02:44:14.000 you all and i appreciate you all and i want to thank you guys for being here have a great rest

02:44:18.480 of your night and i will talk to you later bye for now

The Shadoe Davis Show - February 27, 2025

Feb. 26th⧸2025- Disbarred Quebec Attorney Gloriane Blais joins the show!

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