00:09:45.960So a 30-day time window happens called the judicial review, and you have 30 days to put
00:09:51.900notice into the court that you want that decision reviewed.
00:09:55.020So that kind of gives you that 30-day window to prepare the court documents, tell the court you're going to have the review.
00:10:02.420And then typically that hearing or that review is held before the court three to four months down the road.
00:10:10.160In this case, we decided because we did not have the luxury of that 30 days because the execution date was coming up fast approaching.
00:10:21.000And I think this is one of the very strange challenges that anybody has who wants to challenge this agency, Shadow, is that they don't give you the time properly.
00:10:33.420The court dates for notice and everything don't align with how you have to operate in this matter.
00:10:39.460So, of course, we did not have the luxury of 30 days.
00:10:41.800We had the luxury of a very short amount, I think, seven days in the case by the time we got the lawyers engaged.
00:10:49.060so we had to make the emergency application not to have to kill those ostriches um and the court
00:10:56.040found in our favor we'll give you the injunction this matter is important there's valuable things
00:11:01.380that need to be talked about here um so nobody gets to kill the ostriches until such time as
00:11:06.960the judicial review can be held now they also just said the matters involving the quarantine
00:11:13.180were going to stay in force. And so that was fine. We, you know, that's great. We, the birds could
00:11:19.640live. Then we got notice earlier or late last week that the Canadian Food Inspection Agency
00:11:28.640didn't like the decision and the judge maybe didn't take into consideration the right
00:11:35.020sections of the act. So two acts govern this. It's a real strange character, this Canadian
00:11:45.280Food Inspection Agency, and then the Animal Health Act as well. So those two acts govern this. And
00:11:50.880well, the judge didn't really say he took into consideration this section. And we really don't
00:11:58.200want you guys to have a whole bunch of time. So we're going to go back to court this week.
00:12:05.020And we're going to challenge whether or not we can kill the ostriches under these certain sections without having the judicial review.
00:12:15.400And we want the, you know, in any case, we want the hearing expedited.
00:12:22.000We don't want it being, you know, like the typical three or four months.
00:12:25.260We want it sooner than later because these ostriches are so dangerous, Shadow.
00:12:29.800Their virus is mutating, I'm sure, as we speak.
00:12:33.260and you know all of civilization as we know it is at threat yeah so they're looking for loopholes
00:12:40.460bottom line absolutely so word got out that we were going back to court and they wanted to kill
00:12:47.580the ostriches and then what happened was and and this was i'm not throwing anybody under the bus
00:12:55.880here i refuse to do that sometimes we just get things wrong and people were misconstruing
00:13:02.680information that was put out somebody had said that cfia was overriding the judicial ruling and
00:13:10.300i went wait a minute wait a minute that no no there's no agency there's no bureaucracy there's
00:13:15.140no level of government in this country that can override a judicial ruling especially one that
00:13:20.720comes from the federal court i mean the only entity i suppose in this country that could
00:13:26.660override that decision would be an appeals court the federal appeals court or the supreme court of
00:13:31.700canada correct correct so when that came out i kind of went oh no no now now i've got to get a
00:13:38.760hold of carrie we got to get this straightened out so here we are and thank you for that uh shadow
00:13:43.720you my my phone did the same thing as you started blowing up and of course my thing is like oh no
00:13:48.940now what kind of thing and you know i i just want to say this you know we have there's a lot on the
00:13:56.800go right now and our energy has to be put into things that are worth battling but to have to
00:14:01.340then spend five or six hours doing damage control bringing information to people that's correct so
00:14:08.660that everybody stays on the same page here and thank you for reaching out to me there you know
00:14:14.340I think that's what sets reputable and credible news agencies of which you know clearly that is
00:14:22.920you know your approach to bringing people information we have to to do that now having
00:14:29.340said all that though let's face it after what we as Canadians faced through COVID and observed from
00:14:36.440the you know the people who are literally in power I think why this was able to get legs so fast is I
00:14:43.960think people are at the point they don't trust government they don't trust the courts they don't
00:14:49.740trust bureaucracy for sure so anything is possible and I think that is a sad state of affairs but I
00:14:55.880think that that process and that thought process it has some legitimacy regrettably yeah well the
00:15:02.960institutions are no longer trusted by people right and when when that did get released i think it was
00:15:08.460on x first um the comments were amazing and somebody said to me just exactly as you expressed
00:15:15.260um i just like to see one day without going full communist here right you know even with the state
00:15:22.220the Liberal Party is in and all the lies that are being told by government officials, by
00:15:27.960ministers of the crown. I mean, bald-faced lies that what are you supposed to believe anymore?
00:15:36.460And I suppose that's one of the tactics they've been using on us to try and keep us confused and
00:15:40.800powerless. But that's why we need to be able to clear the air here. So what exactly is going to
00:15:48.240happen they're going to go back to court on tuesday or wednesday and they're going to challenge
00:15:52.680the judge's wording on his ruling so yeah we're all kind of like um okay did they get to the judge
00:16:01.580like what okay so because that's the other thing right like we we joked about that yesterday did
00:16:06.600they get to him that would be judicial interference which is illegal but how would you ever be able
00:16:11.800to prove that right right the judge now this is only me predicting this but i think that the judge
00:16:19.200when he hears this i can't even believe he's allowing them to present this uh does he have
00:16:24.980to do it or is it something he can say no to the judge so we're going back it'll probably be
00:16:31.160wednesday or thursday i'll certainly the minute we get confirmation of the date oh you'll you'll
00:16:36.040be among the first to know. Thank you. Justice Bautista, if in fact he is not amused by and
00:16:46.320finds legitimacy to the question regarding the intent of his ruling, because that's what they're
00:16:52.480challenging, right? The intent of his ruling. He was very clear, these birds stay alive till this
00:16:57.620can be heard. So for the Department of Justice lawyers to even be raising this, you know, I would
00:17:06.520not. It's going to be a big slapback. It's going to be a big slapback. I mean, these judges,
00:17:13.520you know, is the wording clear in his ruling, in your opinion? Absolutely. There's no, no, no,
00:17:20.360nothing, you know, anywhere that you could look at it differently. This discussion needs to be
00:17:29.740before the court. It is a value and important discussion that has to happen, including
00:17:35.360some issues around the constitutionality of what's going on here, Shadow. So he went above and beyond
00:17:41.760even saying there's only one factor that needs to be discussed in the courts. He said, no,
00:17:47.180there's there's other things that we need to to look at here and so his intent is so clear and
00:17:54.800obvious it's just there's no mistaking what it is now do they have the right to go to court and ask
00:18:01.020for an expedited hearing sure you know that if that's what you really want to do because you
00:18:06.640think now that we have what 20 some odd days where no birds have died you know after 14 days is when
00:18:14.660everything should be dead, according to the literature on avian flu. These birds are healthy,
00:18:22.240they're happy, they're dancing. And of course, there's another part to that too, because
00:18:27.660we can't have that happening. So CFIA has now imposed further restrictions on the family. But
00:18:36.680as far as the court goes, no, there's no... I want to get to those restrictions in just a second.
00:18:43.660But, you know, when the judge hears what these Department of Justice lawyers have to say, I cannot wait for his response, because we've seen some pretty incendiary responses from judges in the last few years.
00:18:56.720Right. Yes. Yeah. So so I cannot wait. You guys actually are.
00:19:02.760I can't even believe you guys are actually wasting my time, the court's time by coming to me with this.
00:19:09.340Like, right. Yeah. So these restrictions now, what exactly can the family do and not do?
00:19:18.120Well, so this is in keeping with the modus operandi of CFIA. You know, they try to gain power in all ways over the farms that they target, right? So in this case now, the quarantine protocols that are in place aren't good enough.
00:19:39.800So some of the new protocols include, because there's this pond in between the pens of the ostriches, that needs to be fully netted.
00:19:51.160So no wildlife can access and drink water from it.
00:19:56.440Now, suddenly now this needs to happen.
00:19:59.040Well, and here's some of the challenges.
00:20:01.020So I will be putting off a letter tomorrow asking CFIA for their assistance because, you know, we want to do what's right here.
00:24:54.280if you don't allow these birds to fertilize that egg and have and make it viable this family
00:25:02.660goes bankrupt they don't have a business anymore they don't have a farm anymore and and so all of
00:25:09.400this all of these new regulations i'm sure they've all been documented so you can show the judge like
00:25:14.960clearly you can show cfia's intent here which as you say is to break the family and not for the
00:25:23.120safety of society, right? I want to show the video that you sent me. This is CFIA. Have they been
00:25:31.400out, by the way, since January 24th to the farm, or is this the last visit, last time they were out?
00:25:36.740This is just the last visit now, yeah. Okay, so this is January 24th, CFIA, and look at the way
00:25:42.680they're dressed, because I'm sure that Katie and her mom, they're slogging around there in rubber
00:25:47.460boots and jackets and and suspenders probably right and they're still and they're breathing
00:25:53.060still shadow make sure you tell people they're alive and well it's amazing and look at the way
00:25:57.940these clowns show up to the farm watch this you guys every single time we we keep sending videos
00:26:09.220of look at how healthy and happy these birds are how can you literally come kill them you
00:26:16.180how i don't get it that kind of is the issue i think with cfia is what you're doing is you're
00:26:22.580you keep calling these animals that have built immunity and then you depopulate them but then
00:26:28.740you repopulate with weaker genetics and it doesn't make sense when do we stop this madness and when
00:26:35.540do we say look at here's healthy animals this entire side we've not had one bird sick on this
00:26:41.700entire sign we're in a stamping out and it's eradication but it's not a commercial poultry
00:26:47.060what you what you're talking between eradication and control you're you're arguing for a control
00:26:53.380whereas we're not there yet um eradication is is the path that canada has chosen to deal with
00:27:00.020hypathe avian influenza okay and when this happens right now and i keep saying this to cfia what
00:27:06.260about the ducks that are here what are you doing about the ducks they brought it to us yes i know
00:27:10.980that's why biosecurity is really important we're offering to work with the ducks we're saying hey
00:27:15.300why don't we all adopt this idea and start working at how to mitigate the problem instead of keep
00:27:21.060calling all these farms this is wrong and when you have this is not your usual little poultry
00:27:27.700chicken farm as you can see these are ostrich i don't even know how you can look these guys
00:27:33.380these healthy healthy birds and you can clearly point out one bird that you see that looks sick
00:27:39.140here today please because i'd like to see i be there is no sick birds here and you're gonna
00:27:47.460actually have somebody come in and murder them okay let's start with your disposal tile
00:27:56.260she didn't she didn't even hear her no no
00:28:02.580i can't even believe that these people they're just following orders right
00:28:07.300Right. That's what they're doing. Are these people actually certified in any way that you know of, Carrie, these people that make these visits or are they just bureaucrats, paper pushers?
00:28:18.040Yeah. So Troy broke. We'll be publishing their faces and their names and they're the ones that do have some credentials. Some don't have some credential shadows. Some are clearly there for the diversity aspect that they bring to the bureaucracy.
00:28:34.140um but you know the the other issue that they've given the family now or edict is they have to
00:28:42.740dress up in these hazmat suits too well karen the owner walks among these ostriches can't you know
00:28:50.420if she shows up in one of those they're gonna kill her you know i mean this is they because
00:28:55.540they recognize her i mean it just the the absurdity and lunacy and tyranny that goes along
00:29:04.600with their their edicts is just i was going to say thinking but i can't i cannot use that word
00:29:11.100in association with what these people are doing um is you know it's criminal and it is criminal
00:29:17.520you know we've been looking at the criminal code now that you know there are provisions in there
00:29:22.760that protect animals against cruelty and willful murder. And you must have a reasonable,
00:29:30.400a reason, you must be, you know, have a good reason to kill something or cause something to
00:29:35.760be killed. And, you know, when you talk about things like during breeding season, separating
00:29:42.260the males from the females, you know, that is cruel in the animal kingdom that, you know,
00:29:48.380you're you're causing unnecessary stress to them all kinds of things so you know we're looking at
00:29:55.760a number of things here including are these people in violation of the criminal code are they without
00:30:02.520lawful excuse asking for these birds to be murdered and if they don't have a reasonable excuse
00:30:10.020not one that they can prove not this speculation nonsense that's in the legislation empowering
00:30:16.080cfia you know let's find whether or not this is justifiable under the criminal code and i bet the
00:30:22.960game will change really quick i wonder if it's possible to get a an order to prevent cfia from
00:30:31.480meddling for a certain amount of time in what's going on at the farm i think you know if we can
00:30:37.740prove to the judge they're being completely unreasonable you know i think that may may be
00:30:43.200one of the areas that we can look at. They have to act in accordance with, at least at the very
00:30:50.940least, a reasonable approach to what they're doing here. You think they'd be happy to have
00:30:56.700humans that weren't protected if, in fact, avian flu mutating and now infecting humans was a real
00:31:05.240issue. Here you have a considerable amount of people happy to walk alongside the ostriches
00:31:12.820without hazmat suits and you know to date nobody's been sick i
00:31:17.420when the dave one of them doesn't catch a cold or something no no dave went with katie who was
00:31:26.960on the show with us the daughter of karen first showed up during this crisis of course she had a
00:31:32.460cold and then of course dave got the cold well public health is calling them harassing them
00:31:38.760You have to get tested, you know, this and that. And on the video a couple of days ago, I said, wow, for a dead man walking, you're looking pretty good.
00:31:50.500There's no emergency that's been declared around H5N1, is there?
00:31:56.500We're gearing up for that. We knew this was coming, right?
00:31:59.660We knew this was coming when Biden gave $590 million to Moderna on his last day in office to create, you know, an avian flu vaccine for humans.
00:32:11.160And the CDC actually just came out with something today.
00:32:16.840It's just these darn ostriches got in the way and the world started watching and asking whether they really knew what they were doing or not.
00:32:24.000But until such time as there is anything declared, and I suppose they're looking at the smallest thing they can find to see if there's any kind of way they can declare people getting sick, a cold, whatever.
00:32:36.520But until such time, they can't do this.
00:32:44.720So when when you go back to court on Tuesday or Wednesday and the judge slaps CFI back again, is that another 30 days that you guys have or does it automatically get extended at that stage?
00:33:00.140No, no. So here's there's two different things here.
00:33:03.060So I think what happened is when they issued this last round of conditions that the family had to adhere to, they didn't think at that point when they did that, that gave us another 30 days for a judicial review of that decision, right?
00:33:19.200I mean, because that's, we get to challenge all those administrative orders.
00:33:23.100So that's when we heard that, oh, we're going to go to court and see if we can get, you know, an expedited hearing.
00:33:30.240So they want, they don't want this. They want this hearing to happen like at the end of February. And, you know, we'll try to go for March. The good news is, and it is good news, is that the world is watching and so are the world scientists.
00:33:47.260And every day, more and more people from top scientists are going, this is perfect opportunity for us to test what is now being referred to as best immunity, right?
00:34:01.420And that is natural immunity, that thing that has, you know, given life to humankind and animal kind for our ability to take care of these viruses if we're allowed to.
00:34:12.520And, you know, what they're doing is they're reducing the population of whether it's animals or even endangering humans with this by not allowing these robust immune systems to to work and build guards against these viruses.
00:34:29.520So the chickens, they're making them weaker and weaker by, you know, stamping them out, culling them all instead of waiting for the healthy ones to get better.
00:34:40.240If there is some that do recover, then those are the ones you want for breeding stock because they have built in this immunity.
00:34:46.840These birds on this farm, if you want, you know, healthy stock that genetically has the ability to fight some of these viruses, you want chicks from this ostrich farm, right?
00:34:58.280so carrie are are they have you heard of cfia and i know that they've been doing this with
00:35:03.760chickens all across british columbia alberta as well i've been hearing about but are they involved
00:35:08.800now with any herds of cattle or pigs or anything that you've heard of pigs and uh elk elk came by
00:35:18.720my window the other day they're killing five elk for tuberculosis but they didn't do the typical
00:35:25.020skin test they're doing a new test so they have to kill five of them to see if their tests work
00:35:29.620shadow right so you know these calls are happening i think we're up to 10 million birds in british
00:35:36.080columbia ontario is called call city as well we'll be issuing all those graphics on how many animals
00:35:43.580are being killed under the guise of avian flu they're looking now the next big target because
00:35:50.140what's happened down south is they found avian flu in dairy cows. So they actually shut down a
00:35:57.380few dairy farms. They've now gone bankrupt because you just can't do this. And then found,
00:36:07.280oh, well, maybe they're not a problem after all, of course, after going bankrupt. But we know from
00:36:12.260leaked videos involving Bonnie Henry and Teresa Tam that they're targeting our dairy industry here
00:36:18.720as well um currently the policy is if they do find avian flu they won't kill or call the cattle
00:36:26.620or the dairy cows um but we know that would change in a heartbeat you know it's the nudge thing well
00:36:32.440oh isn't that good of them they're being so reasonable but then we know overnight it'll
00:36:37.780change and they'll be calling all these beautiful dairy cows right and c93 if the liberals get
00:36:45.360called back to parliament, uh, because of that court challenge next week, uh, they could pass
00:36:53.160C93 because prorogation would never have happened in that case. And I believe C93 is pretty close
00:36:58.720and that's a private members bill too. Nate Erskine-Smith is the one who put that forward
00:37:03.560and C93 would pretty much legislate the fact that they have control. The government does
00:37:09.120over any kind of meat dairy poultry farms during an emergency right even though it seems like they
00:37:18.340do right now anyhow they they don't even need the emergency they have the ability under suspicion
00:37:24.340no proof necessary to go in and issue these orders of calls so even they don't even have
00:37:31.020to declare so they could say well you know it's highly likely and suspicious that because
00:37:36.340you know somebody had something you know 40 kilometers away that your farm is infected too
00:37:42.120so we're just gonna give a call order right and you know unless you have the ability to rally
00:37:47.980the team that we have to save these ostriches no farmer can do this on on their own how was
00:37:54.780the response on that convoy day a couple of saturdays ago did they get a lot of people
00:37:59.340out that day like 140 people all showed up there and they were they were prepared to to go the
00:38:07.840long haul right so it was it was a good day when you can um go from having to stand and maybe go
00:38:16.300to jail to being able to celebrate so um but you know these birds are not out of the woods shadow
00:38:23.100it's going to take everything this issue is so much bigger as as your audience is aware of and
00:38:28.260you know, than these 400 ostriches. This is just like, we're going to take a stand now. Things are
00:38:36.300changing and we're not going to back down. So I think there's going to have to be a new realization
00:38:42.980that if you want to have access to a healthy food supply, if you want to have food sovereignty
00:38:49.720and choice, whether your meat is pumped full of mRNA messenger vaccines, like they want to give
00:38:56.580all the chickens or you want to be able to buy local and have vaccine free you know we we talked
00:39:03.160it was in 2023 when we did that show when i did that report exposing uh premise identity and the
00:39:11.040livestock tracking and how every animal was being tracked um the larger livestock through those
00:39:17.280yellow uhf tags and now people have to report every single animal they have in their yard
00:39:24.220throughout i think we're up to eight or nine provinces now um you know this is something
00:39:29.740that you know the carrie i'm sorry is cfia always had this kind of ridiculous power
00:39:35.400and they're only just flexing it now or is it new that they've been given these powers in the last
00:39:41.220few years no it's it's been um it's been there for a long time shadow that this it's been
00:39:48.060incremental to a certain degree but you know the thing is that the the amount of culling wasn't to
00:39:54.140the level it is now because it was one farm here well what one farm well they're taking care of us
00:39:59.780you know but now it's at numbers where people are going firstly your response to this is not
00:40:06.780working otherwise we wouldn't have to be killing as many you know animals as we are people also
00:40:13.580through technology can see what how they call these animals i mean it's horrific how they kill
00:40:19.200those barn full of little chickens and you know this foam that goes over i'm like a a sea of foam
00:40:26.540and they just suffocate you know unless they get gassed of course you know starved of oxygen you
00:40:32.360know take your food have you been informed as to how they plan to do it with the ostriches because
00:40:38.360that's something we talked about a couple of weeks ago and there was no idea no that status
00:40:44.360remains the same nobody's come forward with a humane way of killing ostriches the way they do
00:40:50.700it for the places that do meat production is they electrocute them and then slit their throats which
00:40:57.400and then you know and then so how are you going to do that to these large 400 large birds you know
00:41:07.060you're going to shoot them from the sky the minute shots start ringing off you're going to be
00:41:11.080they're gonna stampede it there there is no humane way to do this it's just somebody's
00:41:18.120gonna get hurt oh you know like somebody aside from the ostriches somebody's gonna get hurt
00:41:23.820if these people think they're coming in and killing 400 birds like that i mean they're big
00:41:28.460they're fast and they can be mean oh they well they they're strong how do you think they've
00:41:33.860survived all these years i mean they're one of the oldest living creatures on the earth there's
00:41:39.600there's a reason for that i think cfia should probably go back to checking for rat droppings
00:41:44.140and restaurants instead of instead of all this nonsense carrie thank you so much is there anything
00:41:49.420that we've neglected to mention oh i think we've covered most of it you know it's uh wednesday or
00:41:56.240thursday this week we'll have more i should know by monday or tuesday shadow of what that date is
00:42:02.240and of course i'll let you know so you can let all your wonderful viewers know and and i just want to
00:42:07.620say thank you to everybody. This is really an effort of so many people uniting with their
00:42:14.860voices, their interests, donating, helping us with the legal costs. And, you know, we call it
00:42:22.080Save Our Ostriches because these birds truly, I think, are going to change how we do science
00:42:28.620across the globe and right here in Canada. And we Canadians can take some pride in that.
00:42:35.220I think a lot of Canadians, you know, who watch shows like mine and Odessa's and others have become attached to these birds without ever having seen them, except for on video.
00:42:55.080You know, literally, they've become a part of family.
00:42:58.760And I said this to the team O, we're called the team ostriches.
00:43:04.080And I said, you know, what we're doing, and this is going to be, your viewers will love this too, Shadow, is now that we have the dedicated social media channels, you know, watch, because every day you're going to see footage of these beautiful birds.
00:43:20.000And like I said to the team today, I said, we have an opportunity because so many people are falling in love with these birds to give them a window into their life.
00:43:29.500Every day we'll be bringing a glimpse of what they're up to.
00:43:33.260We have cameras and live cams and all kinds of things happening.
00:43:38.220And so I just want to thank the team of people.
00:43:40.480This is truly so many good people that have come together with their talents and their
00:43:45.660abilities and just dedicated and donated their time.
00:43:49.740Scientists, researchers, social media people, you know, it's an amazing thing to be a part
00:45:41.680It's Rosemary Barton of the CBC being schooled by a guy called David Asher,
00:45:45.840who is a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute.
00:45:49.980You're going to like this, and it's very, very, very informative.
00:45:54.780One of the things that we have pointed to a lot over the past couple of weeks when responding to the president is the amount of fentanyl that crosses from Canada to the U.S., which is, as you know, very small.
00:46:06.880It was 43 pounds was seized at that border.
00:46:10.860But I understand you think that that is not sort of something that we should be focusing on, the fact that it's a small amount, particularly compared to Mexico.
00:46:19.960Well, several months ago, you had the biggest lab in the history of the world, you know, taken over by the Royal Canadian, Canadian Mountain Police in Vancouver.
00:46:34.060I mean, we'd never even seen anything like this.
00:46:36.680It made Breaking Bad look like, you know, minor league.
00:46:39.720OK, so that, you know, and definitely where there was Chinese organized crime, possibly Iran as well.
00:46:47.900You know, the facts have not been released by your government.
00:46:50.580It's sort of astonishing that they haven't provided more information publicly.
00:46:54.960But I think they know they're sitting on a big scandal here.
00:46:58.480The fact that this thing emerged and it's tied to these biker gangs who've been hired to go down to the United States in some cases and assassinate people like, you know, my former boss, Secretary Mike Pompeo, President Trump and others.
00:47:12.200You know, this is another old level of scandal involving it.
00:47:15.880But the key thing to focus on is that someone was making over 100 million doses of deadly fentanyl that you didn't know about right under your nose.
00:47:27.440Now, how many other labs do you think you have going?
00:47:29.460And, you know, let me focus on one last thing.
00:47:32.440There's very little border enforcement.
00:47:34.440So we don't, 42 kilograms, it's a nonsensical number.
00:47:38.580We don't have the most of the drugs are going from Mexico to Canada and then being brought south into the northwest United States on ships.
00:47:48.860You have almost no port enforcement with police.
00:47:53.420So we have no idea except from our sources what's going on.
01:07:17.660Shan suspected that they were sent there to spread the you-know-what
01:07:22.120and there is the video you can find this on x let me see i can't play it obviously not right now but
01:07:30.380you can find that on x i'm going to drop a link you guys i'll drop a link in the telegram group
01:07:36.940during the all access uh extension tonight so if you're not a member of the telegram group
01:07:45.260shadow at night community on telegram go there and become what it's free
01:07:50.220Shan also claimed that in April of 2020, he was sent to Xinjiang to assess the health of Uyghur individuals held in re-education camps.
01:08:00.520He revealed that he was instructed to develop methods to spread a virus and observe its effects on humans.
01:08:10.020While blowing the whistle to Zhang Shan, emphasized that the information he's exposed only represents a fraction of the larger puzzle surrounding the origins of you-know-what.