The Shadoe Davis Show - Jan. 17th⧸2025- Maggie Hope Braun Scores Big Win in AB, Trudeau's US Relations Council

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00:02:30.000 hello everybody and welcome to shadow at night this is friday january the 17th 2025 on the show

00:02:48.900 tonight from kickley canada gather 2030 on substack maggie hope braun who is on a

00:02:54.640 who's on a tour, I guess, of Canada. She's in Alberta right now where she's trying to

00:03:00.400 get rid of these UN SDGs, these UN smart city plans, these ickly smart city plans that are

00:03:07.040 popping up all across the country. You hear me talk about them quite often. So what happened

00:03:11.500 today was Maggie sent me a text, I'm going to say around 3.30 or 4 o'clock Central Time.

00:03:17.420 And she said, read this, it'll make you smile. And I looked at it, it's like 14 pages long and

00:03:24.260 the print is really small and i i said why don't you just come on the show tonight

00:03:28.940 so maggie is coming on the show in just a couple of minutes maggie hope braun kickly canada gotta 0.89

00:03:39.920 get rid of the smart city plans all across the country it's not easy but she is having success

00:03:44.260 and she's got some great news from alberta tonight also mark carney has been told to stop

00:03:49.600 using his campaign logo because apparently it's been trademarked by somebody else. He got a cease

00:03:55.740 and desist. Christy Freeland is going to announce her candidacy for the liberal leadership at some

00:04:00.880 point this weekend. And Justin Trudeau has put together his U.S.-Canada Relations Council

00:04:06.740 in preparation for the big Trump tariffs, which are set to hit us, I think, on Monday,

00:04:13.420 once he takes office officially as the president of the United States, sits down in that Oval

00:04:18.400 office and starts writing executive orders i think one of the first ones is going to be 25

00:04:24.520 tariffs across the board on canada no exceptions

00:04:27.720 now i don't want to sound like i'm joking about this because it's a big deal economists are

00:04:34.900 suggesting it could be a 70 billion or more hit to our economy instant recession and thousands

00:04:41.660 thousands tens of thousands of people will if they don't lose their jobs they'll be temporarily

00:04:48.300 laid off from their jobs, and who knows what's going to happen after that. Many people are

00:04:53.180 suggesting this was the plan the whole freaking time. So we'll talk more about that later on.

00:05:00.900 I have a horrifying video coming up a little bit later on in the show, and a video of hope

00:05:09.000 and kindness that I'm going to wrap up the social media part of the show with tonight. And then

00:05:14.440 we're going to hear from an arborist an expert on trees who's wondering why all the trees are

00:05:20.600 burning wrong as those los angeles fires continue to burn why are these trees burning from the

00:05:28.440 inside out how is that even possible hello everybody leanne is watching tonight bill is

00:05:36.040 watching tonight katrina sorry uh gould what's her first name you said katrina i don't think

00:05:41.460 it's katrina karina karina gould the government house leader of the liberal party of canada is

00:05:48.460 supposed to announce on sunday as well whatever kim is watching tonight hello john hello randy

00:05:55.300 hello debbie hello phil in wainwright alberta justin is watching tonight who else is watching

00:06:01.220 here edna is in victoria hello joyce watching in fort capel saskatchewan giselle is watching

00:06:07.440 from the Sunshine Coast. Leanne is watching from somewhere. I don't know where. Robert's

00:06:12.840 watching in Kelowna. Hello, Robert. Roseanne, Barb, Ellen, Diane, Margaret, Tony, Michelle,

00:06:22.140 Shadow, can you tell whoever does this music how awesome it is for me, please?

00:06:29.420 Well, there's two distinctly different songs. There's the first one, and then there's the

00:06:35.580 second one but i'll be happy to pass your compliments along to both of them and thank

00:06:39.420 you very much for that wherever you're watching from tonight oh i don't want to forget rumble

00:06:44.020 uh hello amnesty braveheart chicken hair esky dog alan zinger watching from grunthal mouth of the

00:06:50.820 south chad patricia ragnar wallace and calgary dog park lady is watching tonight from where are you

00:06:58.260 watching from maydock ontario uh chicken hair for mayor all you guys on rumble thank you for being

00:07:03.640 here tonight whichever platform you're watching on don't forget to like and share get this out to

00:07:07.780 as many people as you possibly can the show as always is brought to you by canada nanosilver.com

00:07:14.300 and we'll mention more about them as the show goes on let's bring maggie on right now hello

00:07:18.680 maggie how you doing i'm doing great good to be here tonight thank you shadow for having me

00:07:24.280 to have you on it's been uh it's been a few months now and you don't look tired at all which is

00:07:29.500 something i was expecting considering you've been on the road for the past week or so you're

00:07:33.360 you're in alberta and it seems like you're busy every day except today and then i tell you hey

00:07:38.240 come on the show tonight yeah i thought about it for a second and i thought why not

00:07:43.560 why not indeed well you said my big thing on the text today and i went oh no i can't read this i

00:07:49.520 you know what it is it wasn't that i didn't want to read it it's just that my eyes were hurting me

00:07:54.320 I'm an old man, and I just didn't have the attention span.

00:07:59.200 It's Friday afternoon.

00:08:00.200 I thought, you know what?

00:08:01.220 Maggie would be better to explain this anyway.

00:08:04.180 So what's happened out there?

00:08:06.420 You seem very happy with all of this.

00:08:09.380 I am.

00:08:10.220 I kicked off.

00:08:12.420 I set some objectives for myself this year with Kickley,

00:08:16.520 and doing a nationwide tour is first on the list.

00:08:21.960 We've had a whole bunch of little victories last year, and I would like to see that duplicated across the country.

00:08:32.100 And I think the best way to do that is to touch down in every province, connect with everyone who's interested in this stuff, do as many town halls as possible.

00:08:41.400 and I've been working on provincial reports and as I'm in each province really specializing that

00:08:50.700 report and learning more about what's actually happening with their communities and with how

00:08:56.620 the international organizations are interacting with the province as well as the municipalities

00:09:01.160 and just want to leave each province with a lot of good information that they can give to their

00:09:08.680 local councillors and a campaign and all the tools that they need to push this forward especially as

00:09:16.720 the fall of 2025 approaches we will be ready to go across the Canada to across Canada to really

00:09:23.640 push back on on ICLEI on the FCM and address the climate action plans that are taking place across

00:09:32.700 the country and all these official plans that are tied to net zero so now when you say you're

00:09:38.580 talking about the federation of canadian municipalities maggie have you been seeing

00:09:42.120 a lot more of these plans popping up lately or is it just that people are now noticing them

00:09:47.940 oh it's just that we're noticing them i i discovered this in 2009 when i was living

00:09:56.000 out in British Columbia in Terrace, BC. The first time I, you know, I moved there and I had time to

00:10:04.520 look at the paper and see what was going on in the community. And they were doing an official plan

00:10:09.280 and opening it for public consultation. And I clicked on it 300 pages long as usual. And all

00:10:16.360 I could see was the United Nations objectives throughout it. So it's been going on for quite

00:10:21.360 some time. All of these sustainable development goals. And, you know, here in Manitoba, we've

00:10:26.000 been besieged by them. Like they've literally been coming out almost daily. And I get a message

00:10:30.460 every single day. The other day they had a meeting in a city called Steinbeck, which is about a half

00:10:36.580 an hour, maybe 45 minutes southeast of the city of Winnipeg, where they were rolling out this new

00:10:40.900 plan. So we had some spies go down to that meeting and see if there were any UN objectives that were

00:10:46.960 listed in this plan? And they said, no, no, it seemed fine. I said, you guys know what to look

00:10:51.220 for? And that's when it, well, what do you mean what to look for? And I went, oh, I see. So what

00:10:57.820 should people, because it's one thing to find a plan, Maggie. And when I say this to people on

00:11:03.340 the show, I say, if you want to know if your municipality is part of the Federation of Canadian

00:11:09.560 Municipalities, which is part of ICLEI, all you need to do is type the name of your municipality,

00:11:15.140 city or town into a google search and then plan 2030 or 2050 and something is going to come up

00:11:21.820 probably in the first two uh returns right but then when you click on the plan it's like how

00:11:28.040 how do i how do i see if this is one of those un plans or if it's just a regular old local plan

00:11:35.480 that these politicians have cooked up yeah what i look for are we're starting to find the same

00:11:43.340 pattern and objectives. So what I look for is anything related to net zero by 2050 or reduction

00:11:51.860 targets, anything to do with complete communities or 15-minute city models under various names,

00:11:58.220 active transportation, and a transition to EV infrastructure and electric vehicles.

00:12:08.440 there is usually an emphasis on global investors and i think that that's really tied into the 15

00:12:16.940 minute city model and we we see that when we drive into our towns we see the same

00:12:23.340 big chains and their their stores in every town now right and i i think that that's part of the

00:12:30.280 15 minute cities too is where where the mom and pop shops get kind of knocked out and the corporate

00:12:37.800 chains get installed so um so anything like that what i do say that i just thought that was a

00:12:45.280 natural progression of the way society has been going for the past 20 years or 30 or 40 years but

00:12:50.660 that's an interesting way to look at it i just it's a pattern that i've noticed along the way

00:12:57.500 and if people really want to help their councils to advocate against these official plans

00:13:07.040 and rework them so that they do work for the community and you have an eye for this what i

00:13:14.900 do is i print out the plan and i just go through it i skim through it and i highlight all of all

00:13:20.580 of those words and then i get a broad overview and then i'll um put together a report and we can

00:13:28.000 point to their exact wording and show them that that is very much in their plan if we look at

00:13:34.520 Manitoba, or sorry, Brandon's plan for 2050, the entire plan was about net zero. And I find that

00:13:43.260 really interesting because municipal priorities, there's about 10 of them. And, you know, they have

00:13:50.160 to look at the roads, the infrastructure, the community buildings and programs, community

00:13:55.220 safety, public safety, economic development, and housing and zoning. And those are all under

00:14:02.840 municipal priorities and responsibilities and environmental stewardship. But what they've done

00:14:08.820 is inserted global sustainable development goals underneath that local environmental stewardship

00:14:15.520 and it starts to suck all the funding and time away from the administration and funding from

00:14:22.960 the other priorities and redirecting it to EV charging stations and green municipal fleets and

00:14:29.980 all this other stuff that is killing the small businesses and um it's different whether you're

00:14:36.320 in a small town or a city too so this has a negative impact on on both what what is the

00:14:42.660 difference between the small towns and the cities are the cities further along with these plans

00:14:46.740 well sustainable development is what was sold to us as this idea of we're going to save the land

00:14:55.500 for future generations, but we didn't know that we were signing up for a development scheme that

00:15:04.000 was designed around redirecting population growth away from small towns and rural communities and

00:15:10.820 into urban areas and high density housing, which when you look at a map of Canada, it's pretty

00:15:16.280 obvious to see that that is not a development scheme that works for this country. And it's

00:15:21.340 actually quite against what sorry not against when you look at our our national security is

00:15:31.940 actually threatened if we are not dispersed across the country we need to have strong community

00:15:39.800 communities dispersed across the rural areas as well so so what it is doing is when the population

00:15:47.720 goes down in the small towns they don't have the tax base to provide services and they slowly get

00:15:54.880 downgraded and then the people are displaced and they end up moving to the cities and there they

00:16:00.900 have the housing issues and affordability and then we have more homelessness and mental health

00:16:08.480 because people are displaced and their families are getting broken up so it's just a long-term

00:16:14.580 pattern. It's been 30 years and we should be able to see the last 30 years what's changed

00:16:19.880 and know that that's exactly when they started implementing sustainable development. And we can

00:16:25.120 see that is part of the root cause of a lot of our country's nationwide crises. So they're

00:16:31.580 squeezing people out of small towns and rural communities, trying to drive them into cities.

00:16:36.180 This is exactly the plan that we heard Rosa Corey talking about in 2013. It's absolutely amazing how

00:16:42.920 much of it is has come to light one thing i'm hearing more and more from people and i can talk

00:16:48.900 about counselor lisa robinson and pickering there's another counselor in london and now

00:16:53.180 here in the winnipeg metropolitan area there is a municipality called springfield and the mayor

00:16:59.840 there is quite a bully he is what he's doing is he's kicking people out uh citizens out of town 0.97

00:17:06.340 council meetings for asking valid questions or telling them to sit their asses down and listen 0.98

00:17:12.420 to what we have to say. And now, Maggie, they are talking about actually getting rid of the

00:17:17.900 question and answer period for every town meeting that they have once a month. If you're talking

00:17:23.820 about something that's off the agenda, are you seeing a lot of this happening where these

00:17:28.200 councils are just puffing up and pushing people away? They don't want to listen to them.

00:17:33.080 Well, I guess I might have a different perspective on that.

00:17:36.700 Well, that's because everybody loves you and you're so very, very nice. And it's so easy to sit next to you. It is. I mean, look at her. She's great. But I mean, you know, for the average person, you know, they want to go and ask a question. The mayor says, get out.

00:17:52.800 And then, you know, some of these mayors and counselors are even kicking out other counselors who disagree with them, which is crazy, because if you can't get into a council meeting to express your, you know, your your opinions or ask a question, then how are we going to fight back on this?

00:18:08.500 Yeah, it can be really frustrating. And I think it's also to be expected that we're going to see a response to more people engaging at the local level.

00:18:18.720 So when I woke up this morning, it was kind of funny that Kickley wouldn't have even been needed or wouldn't have happened had Canadians not witnessed the largest protest in Canadian history with people coming from all across this country to the nation's capital.

00:18:43.720 after two years of trying to call our representatives

00:18:47.860 and have our voices heard

00:18:50.640 and express the harm that was being caused

00:18:56.820 across the country to our businesses and our families.

00:18:59.520 And anyway, we went to Ottawa and nobody listened to us.

00:19:04.920 In fact, they told us to go home.

00:19:09.960 And that's what we did.

00:19:11.780 And now we are at home.

00:19:13.460 we're dispersed again across the country and this revelation that the agenda of the united nations

00:19:20.980 and the elite is being implemented voluntarily in local councils without even their

00:19:28.620 relative knowledge of who icly is or what agenda 21 is or anything so this idea of

00:19:37.220 no go ahead go ahead finish this idea of of collaborating with our local councils and

00:19:44.220 looking to them now because the country is lacking leadership right we don't have any leadership at

00:19:50.660 the national level so but we can talk to our local councils and we're looking to our local

00:19:57.520 councils across the country to step up and be leaders and for our communities at the very least

00:20:04.240 and to work together with them to protect our land and our funds from any external interest

00:20:12.440 because we don't have anything more to give.

00:20:14.800 Our communities need to keep all our funding that's available to us for municipal priorities

00:20:22.660 to go to municipal priorities, not to global sustainable development goals.

00:20:28.440 That is not a municipal priority.

00:20:30.160 So if you go to the Take Action page on Kikli.ca, we have a nationwide survey right now, and we want to provide that data to local councillors across the country to show them that at the local level, Canadians want their local leaders to prioritize their municipal priorities and responsibilities over any global mandate.

00:20:55.460 so yeah are you hearing i know you've had successes in uh ontario in a few cases and

00:21:03.520 that's been awesome and you've i hope you're going to tell us about the success you've had

00:21:07.160 in alberta in the past few days how do we recognize ickly in our towns or our cities are

00:21:17.920 you know i mean whenever i think of them i still get this image in my head of just some shady

00:21:23.500 character in a meeting sitting at the back nobody really knows who that is and they're just sitting

00:21:28.560 there and they're listening and or maybe somebody is whispering in the mayor's ear or cao's ear

00:21:34.460 like are these people visible are they volunteers do they work for the united nations how exactly

00:21:39.720 are they placed in these city administrations well that's the beauty of going in and and

00:21:47.000 watching your local council meeting when this stuff is being discussed and when somebody is

00:21:53.680 going to step up from your community and and do a presentation to to bring forward information that

00:22:00.220 they are um working alongside the fcm and icly and um these programs because what we notice is

00:22:09.720 there is always one councillor who is driving the agenda forward at least one and it only takes one

00:22:16.740 because it all sounds so good that another councillor will second it and the community isn't

00:22:22.700 there to oppose it and the david suzuki foundation has gone gone around with their six million

00:22:29.340 billion dollar budget and gathered 500 signatures from the community saying that that the community

00:22:35.520 wants this plan so so they adopt it and that's why we have to go in there and participate locally

00:22:43.020 so that we can see who is driving it.

00:22:45.840 Because we know with the Partners for Climate Protection Program,

00:22:48.840 it comes in with a simple joining resolution.

00:22:51.400 But then they get one councillor and one staff member to oversee the file.

00:22:58.140 So it's that staff member who's communicating with ICLEI.

00:23:01.360 And ICLEI is giving the recommendations to the staff member.

00:23:04.920 And the staff member is working it through to get it onto the agenda

00:23:07.760 through the councillor.

00:23:09.120 And then it just keeps going forward like that.

00:23:11.080 So that's why we have to watch our agenda. And everything that is related to the sustainable development goals that aren't to the benefit of our community, we can go in and we want to address that. And we're showing that there's ways that we can do that. We've had so many small wins, Shadow, in the last month or so. And I'd love to share some of those.

00:23:34.480 Please do. I'm curious and excited.

00:23:36.680 so I we had our big win in Thorold we proved that we could get them to withdraw from the program

00:23:43.160 I then did a cost analysis because I found it fascinating they kept saying well participation

00:23:49.740 in the program is free interesting way that they phrased that participation is free that doesn't

00:23:57.120 mean that the program is free so I did a cost analysis and at the I laid it all out in order

00:24:03.440 to do all five milestones and all the data collection and all the consultations and then

00:24:08.780 implement these plans with you know 15 minute city models and and uh upgrading the municipal

00:24:15.660 fleet there's a whole list how much would that cost most conservative estimate and it

00:24:20.680 and i put that in a report to go to the councils across the country and anywhere from seven million

00:24:27.540 to 192 million dollars very conservative estimate and we know Calgary is spending 80 billion dollars

00:24:34.840 on their climate action plan is for this year right so my point with that report is it's not

00:24:42.100 free you need to the councillors we made the recommendation that the council needed to do

00:24:48.420 a cost analysis on how much they've spent on the program and how much they're projected to spend

00:24:53.900 and for the first time in canadian history tiny township in simcoe county that we did two

00:25:00.540 deputations there tay and tiny and tiny township council accepted the recommendation and they're

00:25:06.680 doing a cost analysis on the program which is great right so we've we've proven that we can

00:25:12.920 go in at budget time and we can get them to start questioning these programs and slowly nudge them

00:25:18.260 out of it right um so that was great any questions about that i have do they ask you for a replacement

00:25:26.040 like these counselors they're going to be going all right that's fine you know this is obviously

00:25:29.600 costing way too much money but we have to have something so what else can we do do you have

00:25:34.420 alternatives already for them oh by the way i've already worked out an alternative for you that

00:25:38.260 costs much less absolutely so the next one we did was kawartha lakes and that's where we brought in

00:25:45.120 the alternative to net zero and using regenerative agriculture, the soil holds carbon. Oh, one

00:25:55.000 second. Sorry. That light is on a timer, I guess. Some kind of a power. Good thing he told me about

00:26:06.480 that. He said the light might turn off. So we went to Kawartha Lakes. We did an alternative to net

00:26:11.860 zero program, we know that the soil can hold carbon. It's usually about 2% carbon, but through

00:26:18.800 a certain rotational grazing practice, that soil carbon content can go from 2% to 10% in less than

00:26:27.640 a decade. So we can look at every municipality, what their population is, get the calculation

00:26:36.020 for their emissions and in Kawartha Lakes for instance they would need to convert I think five

00:26:42.600 percent of their pastoral grazing land that they already have cattle on and and grazing animals

00:26:48.340 to this rotational grazing yeah but program and go for it so do we do we not talk to these people

00:26:56.360 and say oh and by the way Canada's already a massive carbon sinkhole so you really don't

00:27:00.660 have to do any of this stuff so it's all for you know show purposes right well and and just to say

00:27:09.360 they're doing something if anybody asks but this you know as somebody who is environmentally minded

00:27:15.980 too if there is an environmental issue of our time it is soil depletion so this is a way that

00:27:23.380 we can take what they meant for control we'll say and turn it into something that could be used for

00:27:31.560 good and then what I've done with the provincial reports is I look at the population of every

00:27:37.120 province and then all of their carbon sinks so their forests their wetlands their peatlands the

00:27:42.400 list goes on I get the amount of hectares that they they have for each ecosystem each one has a

00:27:49.740 different carbon absorption and so in Renfrew County this week I did a deputation there I did

00:27:57.360 this presentation a little different from the last one and showed them that Ontario already absorbs

00:28:05.580 at least seven times more four to seven times more CO2 than it than it emits right and I gave

00:28:14.640 them the numbers and what's great about what came out of Renfrew this week is they were very open to

00:28:21.380 the presentation and they asked me to work with their GIS staff and that they would give me the

00:28:28.340 exact hectares for all the ecosystems in Renfrew County and we would do a report specific to them

00:28:35.620 so this is just another example of how they are open to receiving this information and we need

00:28:42.300 to have people all across the country who are already great researchers who can learn how to

00:28:47.540 do this stuff to come alongside their council and actually help them. Because our councillors,

00:28:52.760 none of them have an assistant. They don't have a researcher. They don't have those people there

00:29:01.700 at their disposal. So we can be those people. And then they're not just left with the staff

00:29:06.380 who are trained in pushing forward the program. They have some support from us.

00:29:11.920 Yeah, that's great.

00:29:12.640 You know, and I saw a photo of you on your Facebook, I think, earlier this week.

00:29:16.340 You, and it looked like about 30 or 40 people.

00:29:18.780 Was that a seminar?

00:29:19.860 Were you teaching people how to engage with their councils, things to look for?

00:29:24.420 What are those seminars all about?

00:29:26.680 So that was my first one.

00:29:28.300 It was great.

00:29:29.080 We had a capacity of 30.

00:29:31.140 We had 30 people there.

00:29:33.020 We spent the whole day together.

00:29:35.380 I did a presentation.

00:29:37.000 I shared how to do exactly what you said, these tools.

00:29:40.500 it was a lot of question and answer. I think people just have questions and we learned a lot

00:29:45.700 from the question and answer. And then the networking to pull together the network of

00:29:49.840 people who are, you know, following this work on Facebook. And as soon as I was walking to

00:29:55.660 my first event, I was like, this is so cool. It reminds me of the meme. I'm going to buy one of

00:30:00.460 those buses and drive across the country and pick up all my Facebook friends. So that's what I'm

00:30:04.960 doing it's great great i mean that that's are you planning to do this everywhere across the

00:30:11.400 country now because people are interested and whenever i talk about this maggie i have to tell

00:30:16.200 you whenever i talk about this stuff people always message me after that particular show and they say

00:30:22.120 yeah but what can i do and then i think well i gotta talk to maggie right but then you're you're

00:30:26.840 busy doing something and you know so you're only one person this could turn into quite a big thing

00:30:34.240 if you continue having the success that you're having.

00:30:37.300 Yeah.

00:30:38.320 Yeah.

00:30:39.360 Every, we've had two large speaking event events

00:30:46.140 and one smaller one,

00:30:47.460 and then one meeting with elected representatives.

00:30:51.800 So I've spoken to about a thousand people

00:30:54.980 in the last couple of days here in Alberta.

00:30:58.780 And we're coming back.

00:31:00.580 And the interest in this work is, I don't even know what to say, right?

00:31:10.400 Every event we've gone to, it's packed.

00:31:13.400 And we do have tools now.

00:31:15.460 So there's something that everyone can do really simply.

00:31:18.020 And maybe this would be a good time to show that letter that the county of Stetler sent to, sure.

00:31:27.420 You want to put the letter up?

00:31:28.800 When I sent it to you,

00:31:31.280 when I sent it to you, I have to say

00:31:33.220 I really wanted to hear you read

00:31:35.180 it.

00:31:37.180 I'll put it up.

00:31:38.780 It's only three paragraphs.

00:31:41.120 Oh, that's it? Is it the PDF

00:31:42.880 that you sent me?

00:31:44.540 Yes, but I'm sorry. I should have just said it's

00:31:46.860 at the very bottom.

00:31:48.800 It's okay.

00:31:49.920 I can find it. It's just in such small print.

00:31:54.280 Oh, no.

00:31:54.860 Here, I got it.

00:31:56.040 Is this the one that says Dear Ms. Bly?

00:31:58.800 yes so this is a letter I can make it bigger this is a letter from the county of Stetler

00:32:07.920 that they just sent to the FCM on December 16 and it's a rural municipality and if you just

00:32:19.820 read the first and second paragraph and then the last one shadow or you're a better reader than me

00:32:27.000 i think but they they have um removed themselves as a member of the fcm and they they explain why

00:32:36.840 and i think you'd be interested and the audience would be interested in that okay so here it is

00:32:41.820 dear ms bligh like captain bligh from mutiny on the bounty uh re non-renewal of membership for 2025

00:32:50.220 the county of stetler number six wishes to formally notify the federation of canadian

00:32:56.620 Municipalities, FCM, of our decision to not renew our membership for the 2025 fiscal year.

00:33:03.980 This decision has been made following careful consideration and echoes concerns raised

00:33:09.220 by other rural member municipalities. Oh, that's good. That's really good.

00:33:16.560 We believe the FCM has increasingly moved away from adequately representing the unique challenges

00:33:22.420 and priorities of rural municipalities.

00:33:25.320 While we recognize the importance and possibilities

00:33:27.680 of a national body advocating for all municipalities

00:33:31.280 across Canada, we feel the needs and voices

00:33:34.260 of rural communities like ours are being overshadowed

00:33:37.920 by those of larger urban centers.

00:33:40.380 The Federation of Canadian Municipalities' mandates

00:33:42.720 and activities appear to prioritize urban issues,

00:33:46.080 leaving rural concerns marginalized

00:33:47.800 and our voice effectively silenced. 1.00

00:33:51.560 That's great.

00:33:52.420 Wait, wait, wait. I want to finish. It's the last couple of lines. Our council believes it's essential membership investments yield tangible benefits and foster inclusivity. I guess they feel as though they want to be included in all of it. They're not talking about the inclusivity that we've come to hate, the DEI inclusivity.

00:34:13.720 Unfortunately, we no longer see these outcomes for our combined participation

00:34:17.320 in the Federation of Canadian Municipalities.

00:34:21.840 We hope the FCM will take these concerns into account

00:34:24.660 to better serve rural municipalities in the future.

00:34:27.720 As always, we're open to engage and for further discussion on the issues

00:34:31.220 and barriers we're experiencing.

00:34:33.460 Larry Clark Reeve, the County of Stetler, No. 6, Alberta.

00:34:37.580 That's great.

00:34:38.220 And then they sent it to the rural municipal associations of every province, which I think is fantastic.

00:34:50.180 How do I get back to you here?

00:34:51.500 So now you've got this one municipality here who is sending this letter out to other municipalities across the country that they're affiliated with.

00:35:05.780 probably you know the size that they are maybe a little bit smaller even to even like i mean

00:35:12.280 these municipalities these councils in these places probably don't even know as you've pointed

00:35:17.640 out in the past maggie that they've got this joining agreement with the fcm in the first place

00:35:22.520 right it could have been signed 20 years ago for all they know or don't know yeah they they signed

00:35:27.200 up they signed up as members for the fcm because there is value in collab uh the munis

00:35:34.260 local governments being able to network together thus and then they would come together and if

00:35:42.200 they needed support for different programs they would create programs and look for funding from

00:35:49.640 the provincial and federal government right and then in the 1990s ICLEI was created and they came

00:35:56.980 over to Canada and worked with the FCM and the first project that they did was to draft agenda 21

00:36:03.380 and 1992 agenda 21 was signed the fcm went straight to work they drafted the municipal

00:36:11.640 primer on how agenda 21 would be implemented through canadian municipalities and they launched

00:36:18.080 the partners for climate protection program 1994 never since then this has been happening so

00:36:24.420 522 municipalities are signed up for the partners for climate protection program the

00:36:29.520 climate action plan program wait wait hold on hold on hold on hold on did you say 500 and what 25

00:36:35.160 did you say just 522 and that number is going down so that's good but there's 2,000

00:36:43.240 member municipalities of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities and a lot of those

00:36:49.980 are small town rural communities so last night I was in Castor a small town of 800 people

00:36:57.100 and they're signed up for the FCM. So my wheels were turning and I created a package now so

00:37:07.800 everyone across Canada hearing this can now go look to see if they have signed up for the FCM

00:37:14.960 and then there is a report for them to put into their email and send it to their counselors

00:37:20.360 with a template on what to put in your email to send it to them and then there's a petition you

00:37:26.380 can take around get a few signatures on that petition i'll share it is that on the website

00:37:32.520 sorry it's not on there i'll put it up okay okay yep there we go

00:37:40.100 oh uh i have to do that there we go all right here it is is that it yeah so now we have

00:37:50.100 an advocacy package for the withdrawal of the FCM and it's super simple everyone what we're going to

00:37:56.740 do I put a link there to Stetler's letter you can check to see right here if you click that link

00:38:04.960 if you've signed up as a member for the FCM your council has and then there is the report to send

00:38:13.140 to your counselors there is a letter that your council can send to the FCM to notify them of

00:38:19.740 withdrawing and then there's an email template that you can use to send that to your council

00:38:25.400 there is a petition ready to go so you can gather signatures and a very short sweet deputation script

00:38:32.400 along with Kikli's code of conduct and um and then I I what I'd like everyone just to recognize is

00:38:40.240 how simple that letter was how in a local council they they do things politely right I love that

00:38:51.480 letter because it's kind of like the way I'm communicating with councils too right it's like

00:38:57.800 we don't like what you're doing we're going to say that very nicely and at the end we're going to

00:39:03.080 sum it up with you know we're open to collaborating and we hope that that you shift course in the

00:39:08.580 future, right? There's a reason why they ended that way. It's supposed to, we live in a civilized

00:39:14.720 society. It's supposed to operate like that. People are supposed to come together in a council and

00:39:20.240 disagree, but still be polite to one another, right? So it's kind of like an, how do I say it?

00:39:27.820 It's like telling someone to bugger off in the nicest possible way, right? So, and actually,

00:39:37.200 coming off as the the bigger person right so anyway with honey than you do with vinegar

00:39:47.600 and you know the thing about this is people get so worked up and i'm sure you've seen this

00:39:53.180 or you know you go to the city council meeting or the or the municipality meeting and what

00:39:58.600 with the united nations you're a traitor and all of that stuff and then you know they start

00:40:03.420 ranting and raving which either brings out some anger on the the other side of things or you know

00:40:09.400 some sort of trepidation next thing you know the cops are showing up and whatnot i find it amazing

00:40:15.380 how you are able to maintain such an even keel considering all of this stuff is swirling around

00:40:22.500 you all the time maybe that's why because you just got used to it i guess i recognize what's at stake

00:40:31.360 if we lose. And if winning means staying calm, that's what I'm going to do. And I want to

00:40:43.540 encourage everyone that every time we can calm ourselves down and present this material

00:40:52.140 the right way, that is a win, right? We got to get ourselves in order first, I think, too. And

00:41:00.240 um and anyway it's the winning strategy it's the only way we're going to win is if we approach it

00:41:07.220 this way we will lose every time if we if we take if we get out of control yeah and even we have

00:41:16.700 that kickly code of conduct and i recommend everyone using our scripts i can't control

00:41:21.420 everyone that's the other thing right i'm not gonna and i don't want to control everyone i

00:41:26.000 recognize that people are going to go in and they're they're going to learn from from their

00:41:31.700 experiences right and I trust that everyone really cares about this issue and they they want to do

00:41:37.560 it right and they will eventually find a way that works for them for them to communicate we all have

00:41:42.420 a way that we can effectively communicate not everyone's going to have the same approach I do

00:41:46.700 but it will be it will it will work for them so find what works for you and also not seeing the

00:41:53.620 council as the enemy and see them as the ones who have the power to make the decision to do the

00:42:03.060 right thing. And our job is to convince them of the right thing to do and show them the reasons

00:42:07.740 why. And the clerk and the staff, they are the instruction book, right? The council asks them

00:42:16.220 all the time, what procedure do we use to get this done? And we can do the same thing. We can call

00:42:21.880 them let them know hypothetically this is what we want to do what procedures do we need to follow in

00:42:26.440 order to get there and we just start making those moves and if we're on the side of truth and we

00:42:31.540 have the people behind us and it's the right thing to do and we can convince some of that that it's

00:42:36.120 in the best interest of the residents and the municipality then we win that's it so when these

00:42:43.640 folks in alberta reached out to you did they reach out as a group or was it one person and the reason

00:42:48.740 that i ask that maggie is because you know there's there's maybe somebody watching this right now

00:42:53.060 let's say her name is joanne and she's watching from musum in saskatchewan and she sees one of

00:42:59.380 these plans coming in her little town of two or three thousand people and she wants to do something

00:43:04.240 but she doesn't know anybody else who who sees what's going on can one person reach out to you

00:43:10.420 does it need to be a group how does this work and as far as the kickly thing i mean what you're

00:43:16.380 doing is fantastic but eventually you're going to run out of days in the year and hours in a day to

00:43:21.760 be able to you know keep these folks trained up right so you're going to have to start training

00:43:26.520 trainers as well right yeah yeah the it was the group that did deputations to the city of calgary

00:43:35.540 recently that got a lot of traction during budget season they did a great job they reached out and

00:43:41.880 And Heather Shade reached out as well.

00:43:44.460 She's been watching this work for a while.

00:43:46.200 When FCM had their trade show in Calgary, a group of them went down with with Kickley Flyers and were talking to the the local leaders that were gathered there.

00:43:58.220 And for people who want to do this across the country, there is and have host me physically, for one thing, for the national tour.

00:44:08.400 That's one thing.

00:44:09.100 there is um a registration form on the website and and just let me know what province you're in

00:44:17.800 and what i'll do is put together a little group of you and um you can coordinate with me together

00:44:24.020 because there's going to be a couple different stocks along the way and it's nice to work with

00:44:28.100 just a small team in each province to really put this together probably on the main page so if you

00:44:33.620 scroll down all right so you're only just beginning your tour now you still got a ways to go yet

00:44:40.880 it sounds like yes sir oh so we'll just scroll down a little bit more

00:44:45.440 and the tour there so register here so if you'd like to help organize wait a minute for the

00:44:53.460 upcoming nope it's kind of at the bottom right there yep oh i see right okay they're right there

00:44:59.080 you can see that guys right there register here zing on the kickly go ahead it's it's also on my

00:45:08.060 facebook page you can look there and everyone i really recommend don't just follow me on facebook

00:45:14.740 but join us on through the kickly site right because that's where i can type in who is in

00:45:23.440 Alberta who is in Manitoba who's following this work and the people that have taken the effort

00:45:29.340 to do the join us form you're the people that I'm going to be reaching out to to say would you like

00:45:35.060 to come to a day-long strategic workshop with me when I'm in your province right and they're the

00:45:42.200 ones getting the invitation I'm not putting that link on my Facebook page for anyone just to come

00:45:47.360 and spend the day right so so there's that and you'll also be the first to be notified when

00:45:54.100 when we're doing events in your area and that way you can connect with people in your town

00:46:00.940 because there's probably a few of you there that should be getting together on a regular basis

00:46:05.720 and talking about how you can influence your council to withdraw from these programs

00:46:10.760 Calgary Town Hall so you're this Sunday from two to four in Calgary it uh is that Habib's

00:46:16.440 habib's banquet hall okay cool yes on from there so register if you so if you're in calgary i

00:46:23.640 suppose are you heading west are you coming back east what what is your plan or is you're just going

00:46:28.240 to go wherever your next request comes from so obviously i'll i'll come back to ontario and i

00:46:36.080 have the the dates available for me to travel so that's what we're working with and it looks like

00:46:42.640 I'll be possibly in Vancouver for my next stop and then back to Alberta for 10 days in March

00:46:53.500 and I'll do Bonneville, Edmonton and Grand Prairie and some stops in between. Alberta,

00:47:00.940 I'm learning a lot while I'm here. It's their communities are, they've held their communities

00:47:08.480 together very well they a lot of the small towns aren't turning into 15-minute cities here they

00:47:15.680 still have their community paper and their bulletin boards and and um it's it's really

00:47:21.420 interesting to see so i love the way that they're organized here they're very very organized and i

00:47:28.640 think that's why they're just like yep they're just right on it you know maggie come and we'll

00:47:33.560 we'll take you across the province and that's kind of what i want in every province i need

00:47:37.800 the people that are already doing regular events in their community to say you know stop here along

00:47:45.060 the way and then work together with other other group organizers to put that tour together with

00:47:52.040 me so yeah this is a big thing and you know because like we've all been saying i think for

00:47:58.700 the longest time now the way to fight back is yeah you know we're gonna have an election

00:48:03.720 mark carney all that stuff people are all you know drawn into that kind of a conversation

00:48:09.480 but ultimately you know it's going to be from the community your community outwards and upwards

00:48:17.740 it's not going to be top down anymore this is the plan right you got to take control of your own

00:48:22.260 community your own environment you and your neighbors your family all of the people that

00:48:26.480 you have shared that community with for years and years now it's time to step up and protect it

00:48:30.960 and uh maggie has got a a plan here that is working um that that letter from stettler

00:48:38.400 fantastic and i know you've had successes in ontario as well and you're going to keep doing

00:48:43.700 it all you need in my opinion is to get these folks to reach out to you and say come and talk

00:48:49.720 to my group here because we want to take care of this issue as well and i can't even tell you maggie

00:48:54.660 how proud I am of you. I am so incredibly proud of you for doing this. I'm so happy that you're

00:49:00.960 doing this. Thank you. Thank you. I'm a solution person. And I just know we got to do more than

00:49:08.580 vote and protest. There's a whole bunch of things in between that tools that are available to us.

00:49:16.960 And when we utilize them locally, it works, right? A petition with 500 signatures at the

00:49:24.340 local level get stuff done right when it's paired with with all the other steps we need to take and

00:49:31.460 i just see it like steps of the ladder and if i want to reach that goal i just need to take each

00:49:38.000 step and i'll get there so one foot in front of the other for all of us and okay i'm putting this

00:49:44.200 in the i'm putting the link to your website in the comments here so it's in youtube and x right now

00:49:49.720 it's on twitch and on facebook as well so you guys please at least go through the website you

00:49:55.080 guys watching right now go through the website get to the register here part uh how i mean there's so

00:50:00.440 much information on this look how to take action with kickley canada and you know people go what

00:50:05.740 is kickley what is icly basically i forget even what icly stands for it's international what is

00:50:13.180 Council, International Council on Local Environmental Initiatives, and KICLI is kicking

00:50:21.280 the International Council out of Local Environmental Initiatives because we are a developed nation

00:50:27.860 and we have no need of international lobbyists telling us how to do local environmental

00:50:34.560 stewardship. We have that expertise and knowledge. We're good to go.

00:50:38.680 By the way, you guys, it's just a K in front of Ickley. 0.93

00:50:42.240 So K-I-C-L-E-I dot C-A.

00:50:46.280 The link is in the comments and I'll put it into Rumble as well for you guys.

00:50:49.980 So you can go have a look and take action.

00:50:52.640 If you've got some people in your community and you want Maggie to come out and give you guys this seminar and teach up some people so that you can yourself go and teach other people how to do this.

00:51:04.000 This is how we're going to win.

00:51:06.040 This is how we're going to win.

00:51:07.520 And Maggie, thank you so much for coming on tonight.

00:51:09.500 Please stay in touch with me.

00:51:11.040 I want to see where your tour takes you.

00:51:12.700 We're going to follow you on Facebook, obviously,

00:51:14.660 but I want to see when your next success is.

00:51:17.760 We want to hear about it.

00:51:19.700 Excellent.

00:51:21.460 Thank you so much for having me.

00:51:22.960 And thanks, everyone, for watching and following the work.

00:51:26.180 And just get involved.

00:51:28.540 There's something we all can do.

00:51:30.180 Big hello to everybody in Alberta, Maggie.

00:51:31.920 Thank you.

00:51:32.240 We'll talk to you again.

00:51:34.360 All right.

00:51:35.220 There is Maggie Ho'Brien, everybody.

00:51:36.680 she is she is doing some great work out there and it may not you know you might look at it and go

00:51:43.640 yeah okay whatever like some of you guys i know not all of you but some of you might be saying that

00:51:48.320 and this is how we're going to do this this is it i mean for those of you who sit there and say

00:51:59.440 shadow there is no political solution well then what do you suggest storming the gates

00:52:05.320 like what's his name a couple years ago was talking about who's the guy with the

00:52:09.320 the duster coat and the stetson and the well i forget his name oh yeah we're gonna go take over

00:52:15.340 the rcmp in regina dude we're gonna take over a courthouse we're gonna kidnap a judge i mean

00:52:21.840 seriously like that's the plan really look at what they did to protesters just regular

00:52:30.100 Canadian protesters in Ottawa.

00:52:34.540 So we need to do this, like Maggie says, in an orderly way.

00:52:38.980 And if we can maintain nice when you're angry inside,

00:52:44.080 that's a whole other seminar, I guess.

00:52:47.080 I'm still...

00:52:50.200 It's very difficult for me to do that.

00:52:52.520 But, you know, you try.

00:52:54.200 Because that's what my grandpa said to me, man.

00:52:57.220 You catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar.

00:53:01.500 So I want to thank Maggie again, you know.

00:53:03.720 He's doing a great job here.

00:53:05.160 Kickley.ca, you guys.

00:53:07.320 Kickley.ca.

00:53:08.860 Today was the second and last day for Pat King's sentencing hearing in Ottawa.

00:53:15.060 The sentence will come on February the 7th.

00:53:19.720 And Wright Bland, our friend Wright Bland,

00:53:21.520 formerly the artist formerly known as Patriot Smoothie,

00:53:24.820 did a report on it today.

00:53:27.220 This is half report, half opinion, very passionate, very entertaining and informative.

00:53:34.120 He starts off by giving us his opinion, and then he's going to get worked up a little bit.

00:53:38.980 But everything he says, and I've cut it down.

00:53:42.920 You can go find it at RightBlend on Twitter, YouTube, on Facebook.

00:53:46.800 He's put the whole thing up.

00:53:48.180 It's like 15 or 20 minutes.

00:53:49.580 I had to edit it down to about seven or eight minutes.

00:53:52.740 so here he is talking about the pat king hearing today a frankly shocking morning here at the

00:54:00.240 ottawa courthouse as day two of the sentencing hearing of convoy leader pat king underway with

00:54:06.300 the crown finally putting it on the record that they are asking for 10 years and get this the

00:54:11.160 crown said that that was a restrained on their behalf but significant request they said they

00:54:16.880 calculated 14 years but they could have given 26 with all the charges together it's absolutely

00:54:22.720 mind-blowing what's happening right now in those walls it's hard to believe and the arguments being

00:54:27.880 made are bad the judge is frequently saying the judge came up quite early into the crown's field

00:54:33.620 this morning he said i don't see how this is a maximum sentence scenario and the crown went on

00:54:39.560 and on and on and on and when he thought they're done back again circling more than i do in my

00:54:47.280 videos over and over again it was it was actually they described of course back to trial issues

00:54:53.820 the sound of horns the pollution and all this other stuff but it's they tried to bring up case

00:54:59.840 law they said well when you look at it it's not about parity the supreme court in such and such

00:55:05.380 decision said parity is a lesser consideration the main is the gravity of the offense the seriousness

00:55:09.840 of the offense and the seriousness of the offender in that context those are the priorities that

00:55:14.340 should be considered for sentencing. Then there's the issue of the denunciation, denouncing the

00:55:18.960 person as the sentencing acts as the public's condemnation of the action, and then deterrence

00:55:24.260 from future people thinking they could do that. I talked about this a little bit in my video

00:55:28.600 a short time ago about how I was worried about the talk of Convoy 60.0 could cause this, and that

00:55:34.400 was part of the argument again today, but the main was the denunciation that it's not acceptable in

00:55:38.560 our society. But the way that the Crown phrased this, frankly, I feel, and this is my opinion

00:55:44.060 and throw me in jail for it was an attack on the justice system.

00:55:46.620 I feel like this was so far out of line as to be unacceptable.

00:55:51.340 We're talking about what is the limit of what's acceptable in society.

00:55:55.480 And he talked a lot about can't compare to this, can't compare to that,

00:55:58.380 can't look at this case, can't look at that case.

00:56:00.480 The Crown spent a lot of time saying, look at this offender in convoy,

00:56:05.040 convicted, charged in mischief, look at what they got.

00:56:07.020 But now we're at the sentencing stage.

00:56:08.360 We look at people like Marco Van Hugenbos in Alberta,

00:56:10.920 sentenced to four months for mischief,

00:56:12.200 and now the Crown doesn't want to touch that with a 6,000-foot pole.

00:56:14.760 The judge is basically like at one point,

00:56:16.320 so you're asking me not to compare the other convoy cases now

00:56:21.840 because this is a leader, you say it's unprecedented,

00:56:24.020 there's no comparison, there's no parallel, there's no parity,

00:56:26.320 and also because of the principle of the Supreme Court saying

00:56:28.880 the significance of the offense and the offender as above parity and considerations.

00:56:34.440 And he's like, no, it doesn't work like that.

00:56:35.680 He's like, well, I'm going to consider everything.

00:56:37.420 And he's like, oh, well, Marco van Heugenbos, the Crown, says in Hoots,

00:56:40.860 is not a leader was not leader the court said they couldn't prove he was a leader here we have

00:56:44.060 king's a leader but then again try a time into all this the victim community victim impact statement

00:56:48.280 the crown tendered yesterday from this the witness tendered from the crown saying that there was

00:56:52.320 whatever they were afraid they felt like hostages in the building there was honking there was a

00:56:56.780 someone who suffered a mental health crisis had to go to the hospital all this stuff trying to

00:57:00.600 connect that to king that's okay but it just never ends and the crown saying that the lack

00:57:05.560 of an aggravating factor is not a mitigating factor so somehow that means send him to jail

00:57:09.460 for 10 years? It doesn't make sense, folks. None of this makes sense. When you look at

00:57:15.400 it, and I took extensive notes in there trying to transcribe this. It was moving fast. At

00:57:19.420 times, frankly, it was heated but respectful. But I find it to be an affront to justice.

00:57:24.720 I find it an affront to our democracy. Basically, the Crown is saying that there needs to be

00:57:29.120 a message sent here that people don't decide in the future to come and protest in Ottawa

00:57:33.480 and to come have a convoy and try to change the democratically elected government. That's

00:57:37.560 That's exactly the purpose of a protest.

00:57:41.240 As the judge pointed out, you can have a protest that gets out of control, as he said he made

00:57:45.880 findings here, that's where we are.

00:57:48.080 But to say that it's serious, but to say it's like the maximum 10 years, and then the Crown

00:57:52.360 goes on and says, well, well, the appeals courts and the Supreme Court have said, when

00:57:58.220 you look at the seriousness of an offence, the way to judge the seriousness of an offence

00:58:01.420 is to look at the maximum mischief, 10 years, sexual assault, 10 years, assault causing

00:58:05.660 bodily harm 10 years frankly and then and then the the judge would say things like well to king's

00:58:10.720 credit every time he would come on a broadcast he would say remain peaceful don't do violence

00:58:14.160 and then the crown would come back and say the absence of violence does not make it peaceful

00:58:17.920 okay she's like certainly not being able to get a restful night's sleep is described as

00:58:22.920 something that's not peaceful so therefore send them to 10 years you the crown couldn't even take

00:58:27.520 one person all right let me put it to you this way folks and this is a matter of the facts that

00:58:31.180 have been found the crown couldn't take one person and say mr king's words and actions

00:58:35.260 led to this person doing that crime.

00:58:38.160 That's why he was charged and convicted of counselling mischief,

00:58:41.780 not committed.

00:58:44.060 Counselling obstruct, not committed.

00:58:47.720 Counselling disobeyed court order, not committed.

00:58:50.760 Because the Crown couldn't say one person did what they did because of what King said.

00:58:55.300 Judge, again, like I keep saying, hasn't really gone.

00:58:58.000 He said it directly in the court to the judge.

00:58:59.620 He said, I'm not convinced that this is the highest end of moral culpability.

00:59:03.160 He said, well, what did he intend to do to the Crown?

00:59:04.680 said he intended to come to the Ottawa to start the occupation then there was a

00:59:08.160 rift with the leadership at some point in Ottawa but doesn't matter he intended

00:59:11.440 millions of trucks he snuck trucks up I can't do this do that still it's

00:59:15.480 ridiculous then they talk about oh the crown's like well don't compare

00:59:18.480 different elements of the offense when the crown's language in the sentencing 0.92

00:59:21.780 hearing this morning sounded to me like intimidation like the words from

00:59:26.040 intimidation they basically kept saying he was convicted of mischief and

00:59:29.160 disobey court order and counsel obstruct police not committed I believe those

00:59:33.720 are the breadth of the convictions. There's five in total, but that's the breadth of the conviction

00:59:37.520 type. All of the intimidation charges he was acquitted of. Yet in the Crown's language this

00:59:43.520 morning, what am I hearing? I am hearing the sounds, which basically sounds like a copy and

00:59:48.320 paste from the criminal code on intimidation. They came to Ottawa to harass the citizens to make the

00:59:53.620 political change, to threaten and force the political change. That's a crime he wasn't

00:59:58.100 convicted. He was acquitted of that, of intimidation. So you're going to take the mischief, the lawful

01:00:03.420 interference with the lawful use of enjoyment of property,

01:00:05.760 you're going to stretch it to intimidation,

01:00:07.740 you're going to stretch it to sedition,

01:00:09.800 because there's elements of...

01:00:10.840 The Crown talked on and on and on

01:00:13.500 about attacking the democratically

01:00:15.420 elected government. He wasn't charged

01:00:17.700 with sedition. He certainly

01:00:19.720 wasn't convicted of it. Attack on democracy

01:00:21.960 to come and protest? Come on.

01:00:24.460 To try and effect change?

01:00:25.960 Oh, you know, come carry a sign, as we said

01:00:27.700 at Wellington, but don't ever do anything like that.

01:00:30.460 So I asked,

01:00:31.080 What about the people, the unvaccinated Canadians in our country who were tortured by our government for not taking a shot?

01:00:37.820 What would have happened to me if I had done that and I had suffered a moral injury or a serious life-altering injury like so many documented people have and have been neglected?

01:00:47.520 They're fighting for compensation, for support.

01:00:50.380 Who's responsible for that?

01:00:51.900 Who's responsible for crushing our businesses, our families, our friendships, our social fabric in this country?

01:00:57.380 Who's responsible for that?

01:00:59.000 You want Mr. King to go to jail for 10 years?

01:01:00.620 How much is Justin going to get?

01:01:01.560 2,000?

01:01:02.500 That's what he deserves.

01:01:04.000 2,000 years.

01:01:05.660 When are there going to be trials for real accountability in this country?

01:01:10.440 We get Pat King, Loud and Boisius.

01:01:12.400 These decisions that were made against the citizens of Canada

01:01:14.800 were made without a scientific background,

01:01:17.520 and they were made of a pseudo-religious belief,

01:01:20.040 and people were persecuted and subjugated and separated because of it,

01:01:25.220 and it did irreparable, immeasurable harm.

01:01:27.880 Not sleepless nights for two or three weeks, but lost lives, untold physical and health damages, missed screenings for routine medical issues that cause the loss of life that we cannot calculate properly.

01:01:43.640 Who's accountable for that?

01:01:45.780 I cannot believe this.

01:01:48.040 It's okay for them to compare it.

01:01:50.120 It's okay for them to bring up this charge.

01:01:52.260 It's okay for them to stitch language from other offenses that were acquitted or not laid into mischief to try to make it something it's not.

01:01:58.880 But don't look at what Marco Van Heugen boss got.

01:02:01.620 Don't look at whatever got, you know.

01:02:03.840 Give him 10 years.

01:02:04.740 That's a restrained and severe time.

01:02:08.900 But we calculated 14 and he could have got 26.

01:02:11.600 So it's reasonable.

01:02:12.460 It's reasonable, folks.

01:02:13.600 at right blend you can find him on x you can find him on facebook and youtube as well jonathan

01:02:22.020 villeneuve fantastic job reporting that and summarizing and analyzing how the crown conducted

01:02:30.760 themselves these past couple of days again the judge comes down with the sentencing on

01:02:35.800 february the 7th there's a couple of other things i want to throw up on the screen here real fast

01:02:40.860 i know it's top of the hour guys actually it's past top of the hour you don't mind if i stay

01:02:45.460 on a little longer tonight i know it's friday you might have things to do but i've still got

01:02:48.840 a couple of things i want to cover and then i do have an extension for the all access as well

01:02:53.540 tonight why are the trees burning from the inside in los angeles that's kind of funky don't you think

01:02:59.520 an arborist is going to talk about that in the extension tonight justin trudeau has

01:03:06.640 disassembled. Remember those tariffs. Trump is going to sign the tariffs. The big order,

01:03:10.900 the executive order is coming up Monday or Tuesday. 25% tariffs across the board on Canada.

01:03:15.780 Hundreds of, well, sorry, I don't want to say hundreds of billions. The guesstimates are

01:03:21.140 anywhere between 70 and $110 billion hit to our economy, which means tens of thousands of people

01:03:28.200 lose their jobs or get temporarily laid off. Thank you, Justin Trudeau, for the ridiculous 0.90

01:03:36.600 way in which you have handled this country in the past nine years. We cannot have an election 0.58

01:03:42.640 soon enough. I am hearing that Mark Carney is in talks with Jagmeet Singh to keep the liberal

01:03:51.020 government afloat until sometime in the future. We don't know if it's going to be the end of this

01:03:57.700 parliamentary session, past the end of March, or if it's going to be right up until the election

01:04:02.920 date, which is supposed to be October 20th. And Mark Carney even stated yesterday in his

01:04:07.960 announcement, his big press conference, his announcement, he's running for the liberal

01:04:11.400 leadership that he doesn't know where he's going to run because he's got to have a seat in the

01:04:16.100 House of Commons. He doesn't need a seat to be the prime minister, weirdly enough, in our stupid 1.00

01:04:20.780 system. But he does eventually have to become a member of the House of Commons. He doesn't know 0.99

01:04:25.960 where he's going to run. He said that out loud. I don't know where I'm going to run.

01:04:28.640 justin trudeau is still the prime minister at least for now and he is assembled a new canada

01:04:35.660 u.s relations council to support the federal government as it deals with the incoming trump

01:04:40.500 administration's vow to tariff uh impose tariffs this comes from left-wing corporate global news

01:04:45.920 it's an 18 member council includes representatives from the auto sector unions unions why do we need

01:04:52.900 unions on this industry and agriculture it also includes steve verhale who was canada's chief

01:04:59.980 trade negotiator during the renegotiation of nafta canada's ambassador to the united states

01:05:05.820 kirsten hillman former ambassador david mcnaughton judy sorry jody thomas the prime minister's

01:05:11.140 former leader of national security three former premiers made the list john charay

01:05:18.040 Nova Scotia Stephen McNeil

01:05:21.160 and Rachel Notley

01:05:22.780 NDP

01:05:27.180 former NDP

01:05:29.500 premier

01:05:30.060 Rachel Notley

01:05:31.860 along with Notley's former chief of staff

01:05:34.520 Brian Topp

01:05:35.720 you do understand

01:05:38.680 that Donald Trump

01:05:40.760 will not take this council

01:05:42.320 or Justin Trudeau

01:05:43.880 seriously going forward

01:05:46.260 because he understands exactly how weak they are positioned in this country he gets that

01:05:53.620 and it's kind of funny that the only one he's met with so far is the premier of alberta danielle

01:06:00.600 smith who's going down for his inauguration on monday i think down to washington and what the

01:06:06.800 the left wing in canada are now trying to do and you can see this all over social media is vilified

01:06:12.060 Daniel Smith and Pierre Polyev by saying, Smith and Polyev are on Team Trump versus Team Canada.

01:06:23.040 So hilariously and ironically, Justin Trudeau, who stated that Canada is a post-national state

01:06:30.880 with no core identity, no core mainstream, is now Mr. Canada, and he's trying to paint Pierre

01:06:37.440 Polyev and Daniel Smith as the villains. That is hilarious. The guy who has single-handedly

01:06:46.740 sunk this country for the last nine years and put us in the state that we're in right now

01:06:51.580 is suddenly Captain Canuck waving a flag.

01:06:57.540 That is rich. I hope people aren't falling for it. So listen, listen, this is kind of important.

01:07:04.700 um there's been a lot of people freaking out about this new ecos poll that conveniently came

01:07:11.580 out the day after mark carney announced remember everybody remember that mark carney's campaign is

01:07:19.160 being run by the same people who were behind justin trudeau for the past 15 years before he

01:07:26.840 became an mp when he became an mp when he became the liberal leader and then when he became prime

01:07:32.840 minister. These people are Katie Telford and Gerald Butts. And now those very same people

01:07:39.560 and that same group, that same construct is supporting the Mark Carney campaign.

01:07:48.200 So they've got the connections with the media. They've got the American connections. They've

01:07:52.320 got connections with business. They've got connections with everybody across this country

01:07:56.860 to put mark carney over so yes of course he is going to win he's even got a pollster in his

01:08:04.580 pocket now i was saying the other night that you mostly have to trust the polls when you're

01:08:09.460 talking about angus reed you're talking about leger those are top rated pollsters this poll

01:08:14.500 came out from ecos we're going to get to that story in just a second this poll came out from

01:08:19.060 ecos now before we even look at this poll i want you to understand who is behind ecos it's a guy

01:08:25.820 by the name of frank graves frank graves is a contract instructor with the department of

01:08:32.140 sociology and anthropology at carlton university but in 2010 graves was criticized making disparaging

01:08:38.680 remarks against the conservative party such as if the cranky old man in alberta don't like it too

01:08:44.400 bad go south and vote for palin as he provided polling services to the canadian broadcasting

01:08:49.460 company a review was carried out which concluded the matter had been dealt with graves later

01:08:53.920 apologized for incendiary comment comments he is a lifelong liberal when all the other polls

01:09:02.620 are showing the conservatives at around 45 percent and the liberals around 20 maybe 21 percent with

01:09:09.200 the NDP two points or three points behind this is what ECOS is showing us wow look at this the

01:09:17.760 conservatives are at 39 percent and the liberals suddenly magically miraculously have shot up from

01:09:24.500 20 percent to 28 percent the federal vote intention if there were an election held tomorrow which

01:09:32.860 party would you vote for and the headline on this is conservative lead narrows to 11

01:09:38.000 so frank graves is trying to put the liberal party over but at the same time maintain

01:09:44.840 respectability amongst his polling peers yeah i've got the conservatives in the lead so do you right

01:09:51.300 yeah but dude i mean every other poll shows the conservatives are leading by 20 points or more 0.52

01:09:55.880 you've got him at 11 who are you talking to exactly you're a liar he's definitely on the take

01:10:06.280 and not from the liberal party from justin trudeau's inner circle who are supporting

01:10:14.700 mark carney in this liberal leadership election uh christia freeland is going to announce her

01:10:20.400 candidacy for all the good it's going to do her and waste that 350 000 on sunday

01:10:25.820 and also what's her name karina gould the government house leader for the liberal party

01:10:30.740 in the house of commons we believe she's going to announce her campaign on sunday as well again

01:10:35.340 And that's whatever.

01:10:36.760 Carney is the chosen one.

01:10:38.760 His campaign has been told to cease using an alleged stolen campaign logo.

01:10:44.520 Here's what you see on Mark Carney's social media now.

01:10:48.020 I'm in.

01:10:49.180 And this is the logo in question here, this M with a little maple leaf under it.

01:10:53.840 Mark Carney's bid to be the next leader of the Liberal Party is off to a rocky start

01:10:58.180 as the logo for his campaign has been called out for plagiarism.

01:11:02.260 Carney's logo features that capital M in red with a maple leaf and white outlined at the bottom

01:11:06.980 appears eerily similar to the logo of Metcredit, an Alberta debt collecting firm with offices

01:11:12.480 across the country. Carney publicly launched his blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. While its likeness

01:11:17.640 has already spurred much criticism online, True North reacted or reached out to Metcredit to get

01:11:22.240 their perspective on the matter. Well, I didn't give them permission to use it. I'm not sponsoring

01:11:26.700 their campaign and i'm not a liberal met credit president and ceo brian somerfeld told true north

01:11:32.220 the logo was trademarked in canada in 2020 and in 2023 in the u.s stop using it mark

01:11:39.820 oh oh oh there's one more thing i want to see if i can find it bear with me you guys

01:11:43.900 got to go up on x for this one christy freeland

01:11:50.380 has released a photo for her campaign launch

01:11:56.700 and it was up all over x there it is right there there's christy a freelance new campaign photo

01:12:05.980 red did she learn nothing from that joe biden state of the union address remember that one

01:12:13.780 a few years ago it was all red and black and he was shaking his fists and oh my goodness so

01:12:19.980 people are asking on X

01:12:22.740 who's responsible for designing

01:12:24.840 this and my answer

01:12:26.760 was

01:12:27.320 the devil

01:12:30.060 that's what it looks like

01:12:32.840 to me

01:12:33.140 there she is

01:12:35.500 all that's missing 1.00

01:12:38.660 horns, pitchfork, cloven

01:12:40.980 hooves

01:12:41.920 okay

01:12:45.800 there has

01:12:48.840 been a horrifying video that's been making the rounds on i think mostly instagram when you go

01:12:57.800 to the shorts and you start zipping through all the shorts there that's where i first saw this

01:13:01.980 and i couldn't believe it this was a few days ago i saw this it's um

01:13:07.800 a very non-verbal handicapped person

01:13:15.580 who looks to be strapped to a chair after undergoing top surgery

01:13:23.400 and i was like i've watched that and i've been horrified by it well becky weiss is a fitness

01:13:35.540 instructor and she's also an anti-grooming advocate you may have seen some of her videos

01:13:40.000 he did something more tasteful than just showing the video and she also is outraged that anybody

01:13:48.760 would do this to another human being in the first place who would give permission for this to be

01:13:56.340 done who who are this person's guardians because a person like this will need guardians and who

01:14:02.280 are the doctors that actually would think that this was a good idea so i'm going to tell you

01:14:12.140 guys right now even this particular version is really strong so if you don't want to see this

01:14:19.300 turn your head for the next how long is this video a couple of minutes and then come back

01:14:23.560 here we go i'm sure a lot of you have seen this floating around today so we are going to talk

01:14:29.000 about it. First and foremost, I have chosen not to play the video because frankly, it is difficult

01:14:32.440 to watch. And secondly, I am covering the individual's face out of respect for this

01:14:36.240 individual because I do believe that we are looking at an extremely serious case of medical

01:14:41.100 malpractice as well as medical abuse. Something you should be aware of. This is not a medically

01:14:46.060 necessary double mastectomy for breast cancer or anything of that nature. This is an elective

01:14:50.940 transgender surgery that was performed on a nonverbal, extremely disabled individual.

01:14:57.220 The following video was posted to this individual's Instagram account

01:15:00.460 right before this individual underwent surgery.

01:15:11.000 What kind of doctor, what kind of doctor would perform this surgery

01:15:16.820 on an individual who is as incapacitated as this? 1.00

01:15:20.640 What type of money chasing pile of garbage human piece of shit? 1.00

01:15:26.340 thinks that this is okay oh and it gets worse it gets worse leading transgender doctor insists 1.00

01:15:33.760 that non-verbal autistic minors can consent through through their drawings because they

01:15:39.320 can draw their feelings okay it gets worse again because they say that if someone cannot consent

01:15:44.380 it's discriminatory if you think this is anything other than malpractice and abuse done in the name 0.97

01:15:50.180 of money you are out of your freaking mind this is unacceptable

01:15:54.960 you can see the video uncovered on x if you choose it is very as becky points out 0.93

01:16:11.760 It is very difficult to watch.

01:16:15.140 Even that was, for me, very difficult to watch.

01:16:21.640 You guys know who Isabel Brown is?

01:16:23.460 I played one video of hers a couple of months ago.

01:16:26.180 I think she's awesome.

01:16:27.380 Kind of reminds me of Jasmine Lane, who we had on the show last week. 1.00

01:16:30.920 Isabel Brown is a Gen Z social media influencer on the conservative side.

01:16:36.760 Remember the old, I think from 1960s, Paul Harvey did, 0.94

01:16:39.920 if I were the devil, and I wanted to destroy civilization, here's what I'd do.

01:16:50.700 Well, she updated it using chat GTP. If I wanted to destroy Western society,

01:16:57.200 I found this very interesting. Here it is. If you were Satan and wanted to destroy America,

01:17:03.720 how would you do it? Chat GPT responded, I would undermine the family structure by breaking down

01:17:09.600 traditional family values and norms by promoting confusion around gender roles, sexual ethics,

01:17:16.240 and parental authority. I would sow division and hatred by amplifying divisions across political,

01:17:22.480 racial, and ideological lines. And by using the media and social media platforms to escalate

01:17:28.400 polarization, I would corrupt the education system by diluting and distorting history,

01:17:34.240 values, and truth itself, I would attack faith and religion through weakening the role of churches

01:17:41.040 and encouraging apathy and hostility toward religious belief. I'd promote materialism and

01:17:47.260 self-interest, making people prioritize their wealth and status over community and service to

01:17:52.880 the people around them. I would encourage moral decay by normalizing behaviors traditionally seen

01:17:59.280 as vices to blur the lines between right and wrong i would undermine the government and

01:18:05.760 institutions through eroding trust in law enforcement the judicial system and democracy

01:18:11.280 itself fostering corruption within the government making leaders self-serving and out of touch with

01:18:17.680 the american people and maybe most importantly i would attack the sanctity of life particularly

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01:20:25.640 all right um a couple more things before we split for the extension on shadowdavis.com here

01:20:32.140 this is a video of a pakistani pedophile getting caught

01:20:38.920 it's 12 o'clock 12 30 okay answer honestly how old is the young girl that you're meeting 0.80

01:20:49.260 you say 30 30 thank you it's my mistake very big mistake twice two mistakes two girls

01:20:57.420 you all right yeah no i know i know it's my mistake both of them my mistake do you understand

01:21:04.740 three girls three girls

01:21:11.480 two thirteen year old one fourteen year old you from pakistan yeah your family probably watching

01:21:20.880 you now when the child told you she is 13 you said even 10 no problem yes

01:21:34.440 you said

01:21:37.940 you wrote this when the child told you she was 13 you said even 10 no problem I

01:21:48.160 I don't care, yes?

01:22:00.960 Do you remember saying this?

01:22:04.120 Yes?

01:22:05.120 Adil, do you remember saying this?

01:22:10.120 Stop looking so sorry for yourself because not once have you asked how this young girl

01:22:14.920 is.

01:22:16.920 you even know where she is now she's at the police station answering for your 0.88

01:22:25.640 your mistakes as you put it

01:22:32.400 snake of a man

01:22:35.600 Even ten? No problem. I don't care. Ten years old?

01:22:51.600 Three young girls.

01:22:53.780 What we know of at the moment.

01:23:05.600 Yeah, that's him getting arrested. 1.00

01:23:08.000 So that's the culture that's being imported over here.

01:23:11.460 I find it ironic that all of these left-wingers,

01:23:16.200 all of these neo-Marxists are standing up for the Palestinians

01:23:20.560 who want Sharia law, which will minimize any woman.

01:23:27.520 Any woman. 1.00

01:23:28.460 They wouldn't be able to leave the house without wearing clothing from head to toe 0.99

01:23:32.720 and their face mask as well. 1.00

01:23:35.140 The burqa, right? 1.00

01:23:37.120 Women can be stoned to death in the streets 1.00

01:23:38.960 for merely speaking with another man out of turn. 1.00

01:23:41.620 There's so many archaic laws involved with Sharia law,

01:23:46.000 and yet the Marxists will look at conservative people

01:23:48.940 and call us archaic.

01:23:53.780 What's that movie they keep quoting?

01:23:56.200 The Something Wife?

01:24:00.240 It's not The Scarlet Letter, it's something else,

01:24:02.420 but I don't really pay attention to that stuff.

01:24:05.160 You know, I saw this video today and I thought, wow, man,

01:24:10.400 I've got to show this on the show tonight because sometimes this show can be

01:24:16.220 pretty, pretty heavy. It could be a lot for a lot of people.

01:24:20.800 And I don't often show the good stuff, the nice things.

01:24:27.860 And so I, when I saw this video, I went, Hmm,

01:24:30.560 i think i'm going to put this on tonight so this is something i just call kindness it's only 60

01:24:35.980 seconds and it shows incredible kindness but it also shows how our society is kind of decayed

01:24:44.080 but they're that it's still savable it's still salvageable so let's let's have a look

01:25:00.560 Thank you.

01:25:30.560 You know, so many people

01:25:56.880 do the right thing for the wrong reasons right virtue signaling usually that's the wrong thing

01:26:05.920 obviously for the wrong reasons but politicians for example you know they want to they want to

01:26:13.480 make a show of something they've done so they've got a team of photographers 10 of them all taking

01:26:17.500 pictures of you know them standing next to somebody who turned 100 today or or whatever

01:26:22.800 but these are actual video captures of people doing the right thing just because it's how 0.51

01:26:31.560 they were brought up it's how they were raised it's how society should be if you see an old lady

01:26:38.360 on a bus with a freaking cane or a walker and you're sitting there with your big old headphones 0.97

01:26:47.140 on playing your video game what kind of person are you 0.97

01:26:52.800 and thank God that there's people like that dude who rolled up and tapped that guy on the shoulder

01:26:58.640 and said, hey, man, or the woman, the older lady who spilled a milkshake or whatever it was,

01:27:07.280 she was drinking milk, whatever, and what did that young girl sitting next to her do? She gets up,

01:27:12.040 oh, my God, probably one of those neo-Marxist pro-Palestine supporters. Some kid from across 0.90

01:27:19.220 the aisle, gets up, takes his shirt off, and wipes up the mess that the old lady made. She hugs him.

01:27:26.940 She's so appreciative of that small, small thing. A homeless person freezing on a bus.

01:27:35.260 Here's my jacket. I'll go buy another one. Don't worry about it. And then somebody immediately

01:27:40.980 walks up behind that guy. Here's a sandwich for you. But you have to wonder, how long was that

01:27:47.660 person sitting there before anybody noticed and did anything? Why did that young girl, 0.94

01:27:54.640 instead of helping the older lady she was next to on the bus, get up and go, oh my God.

01:28:01.540 Why did that kid with the big headphones in the video game not notice a senior citizen

01:28:09.980 standing two feet away, standing two feet away from him with a walker.

01:28:23.420 Are we too self-absorbed? Is it how our kids were raised? Can we fix this?

01:28:29.480 Do we have to start calling it out ourselves when we see it?

01:28:35.900 I think that's probably the way to go.

01:28:39.980 all right and and i got a little bit emotional seeing that because

01:28:45.280 because i know that we can come back from this

01:28:49.520 all right that's it for the show tonight you guys the social media part of it anyway what is it like

01:28:58.640 9 30 i've got a whole extension to do so i'll see you all access members at shadow davis.com

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01:29:08.720 s-h-a-d-o-e-d-a-v-i-s.com. Tonight, we're going to talk about why are these trees in Los Angeles,

01:29:15.180 these massive fires, why are these trees burning from the inside? What the hell is going on

01:29:22.680 exactly? For the rest of you, have a great weekend, and I'll catch you Monday night at

01:29:27.700 eight o'clock central for another Shadow at Night livestream. Unless the world explodes

01:29:31.840 over the weekend, then I'll jump on and do a little thing for you. Just to let you know.

01:29:38.720 I love you all.

01:29:39.720 I appreciate you all.

01:29:40.980 And I will talk to you on the next one.

01:29:42.520 Bye for now.

01:30:08.720 Thank you.

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