The Shadoe Davis Show - January 10, 2025


Jan. 9th⧸2025- Two Candidates Emerge for Liberal Leader, Det. Grus is Suing the CBC


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00:05:00.000 hello everybody welcome to shadow with night thursday january the 9th 2025 i was sitting
00:05:16.960 around this afternoon about 2 2 30 and i thought wow this is a slow news day there's not much
00:05:21.640 happening what am i going to talk about tonight and so then you start going to your evergreen
00:05:26.460 stuff things you can talk about all the time any season no matter because it's going on all around
00:05:31.800 us right now one of the things this show is about well the thing this show is about is the great
00:05:37.260 reset it's about the globalist plan it's about agenda 2021 agenda 2030 whatever you want to call
00:05:44.000 it it's going on right now rosa cory is back in the news or she's trending anyhow and i'm wondering
00:05:52.840 how many of you know who Rosa Corey is and the landmark speech she gave in Denmark in 2013
00:05:59.720 regarding this globalist agenda that none of us even thought about back then, except for Rosa. 0.94
00:06:06.420 She found out about it because of what her occupation was. She's since passed away. She
00:06:11.960 died in 2021 of cancer, they say. But she was exposing the agenda. She wrote a book even called
00:06:20.820 the green mask or behind the green mask, which is still available, by the way, on Amazon of all
00:06:26.620 places. And I think she factors into what's going on in Los Angeles right now. We'll get to that
00:06:31.600 later on in the show tonight. We'll get to that way later on. Have you guys, by the way, right
00:06:35.380 down in the comments, have you guys seen the Rosa Corey video? And Corey is spelled K-O-I-R-E. It's
00:06:42.380 not the way you would think. It's 90 minutes long. We're going to play an abbreviated version
00:06:47.680 tonight on the social media part of the show and maybe uh the whole thing during the extension or
00:06:53.400 at least part of the whole thing during the extension after nine o'clock central time
00:06:57.580 tonight on the website for all access shadow davis.com because it is fascinating it breaks
00:07:02.380 down everything everything that is going on around us right now smart cities 15 minute cities all
00:07:09.760 these plans whatever you want to call them and all of these so-called disasters that are happening
00:07:14.100 in populated areas, whether it's a hurricane, whether it's a fire, whether it's an earthquake,
00:07:18.160 whatever it happens to be. For some reason, people can't seem to get permits or permission
00:07:23.760 to go ahead and rebuild on their properties. And governments are moving in and buying up
00:07:29.240 these properties from people who can't get the permits to rebuild. Why? Does it have to do with
00:07:37.300 the Wildlands Project? That's also covered by Rosa. We're going to play part of it tonight.
00:07:41.480 well not part of the the landmark denmark speech in 2013 part of an interview that she gave
00:07:48.480 i'm going to say in 2016 or 2017 it explains agenda 21 or agenda 2030 same thing in two minutes
00:07:56.820 so we're going to play that for you tonight we have two new contenders the only contenders so
00:08:03.880 far that i'm aware of for the leadership of the liberal party and thus prime minister of canada
00:08:08.840 You're not going to you've never heard of these guys. Well, maybe you have. If you follow politics very, very closely, you live in the Ottawa area, you live in Ontario, Quebec. One guy looks to be a criminal. And the other guy was working with former Ottawa mayor Jim Watson on a number of projects. He's an immigrant to Canada from India, came here in 2006. So we're going to get to those guys in just a second.
00:08:33.680 Trudeau spoke today. He was in Washington for the memorial of Jimmy Carter, who passed away last
00:08:38.340 week at the age of 100. And he spoke about Canada-U.S. relations. And Pierre Pauly, I gave a
00:08:43.140 press conference today talking about why we need a carbon tax election to deal with the Americans.
00:08:49.060 Okay? So all of that is coming up here on the Shadow at Night livestream in just a couple of
00:08:54.360 minutes. Now, it's come to my attention, and I am completely guilty of this, that I have been
00:09:00.700 ignoring the people on rumble forever that i haven't gone over to rumble to say hello to you
00:09:06.360 guys in forever and so tonight because i got called out rightfully i am doing just that so
00:09:13.480 hello sam or watching in swan hills alberta thank you for watching tonight and i certainly hope you
00:09:20.440 guys don't take this as sarcasm because it's not it's actual generally human uh general humility
00:09:25.380 i feel bad because i've been ignoring my rumble uh segment forever and so i i want to make amends
00:09:32.800 and i'm going to try and do better to remember to come the reason that i don't come over to you
00:09:37.760 guys is because your comments don't come through my streaming platform because rumble is one of
00:09:43.280 those outside entities that's not recognized at least not yet so i have to go to a different
00:09:49.320 source to see your comments but here i am looking at you right now north scotty midnight oil
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00:10:39.720 even x hello stephanie and ann and kathleen in shoe swap that's a beautiful part of the country
00:10:46.480 for god's sakes i've got some bc news coming up for you guys derek and cam loops is watching
00:10:51.200 tonight on facebook hello barb and kevin and leanne and laura angel watching on x in crossfield
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00:12:47.280 thank you very much all right we have two new candidates two of the only candidates who are
00:12:55.380 vying for the leadership of the liberal party this seems to me to be almost a setup right like
00:13:02.360 who are these people? Are they serious? Come on. There's no way that Frank Bayless is going to
00:13:08.480 wind up being the prime minister of Canada, even if it's only for two hours. However, he has thrown
00:13:14.540 his hat in the ring for the liberal leadership. And this is a story that goes back four years,
00:13:20.060 over four years now from National Post, former liberal MPs, not even a liberal MP,
00:13:24.800 the former liberal MP, questioned over ventilator contract at ethics committee, Frank Bayless,
00:13:31.040 who left politics after one term as an mp was part of a consortium of companies that received
00:13:40.460 a 237 million dollar contract to provide 10 000 ventilators in the spring the spring of 2020
00:13:49.440 this guy thinks he's going to be leading the country that he's going to be the prime
00:13:57.100 Come on. I don't think that he's serious. I think what he's doing is just kind of setting the stage
00:14:02.840 for somebody else's arrival, like Christia Freeland or maybe Carbon Tax Carney, or maybe
00:14:08.240 Justin Trudeau in a month's time looks at all of the leadership candidates and the other,
00:14:14.940 some of the liberal MPs who supported him, or maybe were sitting on the fence a little while
00:14:19.600 back are going to call him up and say, Justin, you want to know what? We made a terrible mistake.
00:14:24.200 Will you come back? Will you come back and lead us in this election? Because we have to go back
00:14:28.380 to the House of Commons after this prorogation on March 24th, and we need you. I think that's
00:14:33.780 what's going to happen. It's kind of a weird thing, but I believe this has been a setup from
00:14:40.920 the start because we know that Frank Bayliss is not going to be the prime minister. And what
00:14:46.100 about this guy? This is the other guy that threw his hat in the ring. It's Chandra Arya, born 1963,
00:14:52.140 a Canadian liberal politician who represents Nepean.
00:14:55.920 It's in Ottawa, in case you're not from that area.
00:14:59.840 And he's been doing so since 2015.
00:15:02.500 He's a native of Darlu Village, Sirataluk,
00:15:06.560 Tumkur District, Kamalaka State, India.
00:15:10.640 He did his MBA from blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:15:14.060 2006, Arya immigrated to Canada.
00:15:16.520 He was the chairman of the Indio-Canada Ottawa Business Chamber
00:15:19.880 prior to entering politics did a lot of work with that neo-marxist former mayor of ottawa
00:15:27.720 jim watson and here is his video pitch to us today hello i'm chandra arya member of parliament for
00:15:36.920 nipian i'm running to be the next prime minister of canada to lead a small more efficient government
00:15:43.800 to rebuild our nation and secure prosperity for future generations have always worked hard for
00:15:50.680 what is best for canadians for the sake of our children and grandchildren we must make
00:15:57.160 bold decisions that are absolutely necessary if elected as the next leader of the liberal party
00:16:05.240 i offer my knowledge and expertise to do so we are facing significant structural problems that
00:16:12.440 haven't been seen for generations and solving them will require tough choices our economic
00:16:18.600 growth and fiscal strength are not benefiting many Canadians today many Canadians especially
00:16:25.640 younger generations face significant affordability issues working middle class is struggling today
00:16:33.480 and many working families are retiring directly into poverty we must make tough decisions now
00:16:41.160 not only to revitalize our economy but also to ensure a stable society i have the solutions
00:16:48.120 and the real determination to make it happen with prudence and pragmatism as my guiding principles
00:16:55.000 i will make the big and bold decisions needed to rebuild our economy and foster prosperity
00:17:00.600 for all generations canada can do better imagine a country where our younger generation has equal
00:17:08.440 opportunities, economic freedom and financial security. Imagine a Canada where entrepreneurs
00:17:14.680 are unshackled and unleashed, driving economic growth for prosperity. Imagine a nation where
00:17:21.400 our children and grandchildren embrace family values and take pride in a renewed, vibrant
00:17:27.960 Canadian identity. Canada deserves leadership that isn't afraid to make big decisions.
00:17:34.440 Decisions that rebuild our economy, restore hope, create equal opportunities for all Canadians
00:17:42.520 and secure prosperity for our children and grandchildren.
00:17:46.620 Bold political decisions are not optional, they are necessary.
00:17:51.000 I am stepping forward to take on this responsibility and lead Canada as its next Prime Minister.
00:17:59.000 Join me in this journey.
00:18:00.000 Let's rebuild, revitalize and secure the future.
00:18:04.420 for all Canadians and for generations to come.
00:18:34.420 now the same with the other guy one-termer frank bayless who's being investigated for funneling
00:18:41.620 money to his own company i mean come on these two guys give me a break and no christie of
00:18:46.440 freeland or carbon tax carney i think that francois philippe champagne is talking about
00:18:52.020 making a run but he's kind of a lower tier name as well no real big names yet dominique leblanc
00:18:58.800 says he doesn't want to do it so justin trudeau was in washington today for the memorial service
00:19:04.980 of jimmy carter who passed away at 100 years of age last week and he spoke to the media regarding
00:19:11.820 u.s canada relations and then pierre polyev held a press conference of his own talking about that
00:19:18.200 very same thing and why we need a carbon tax election and here are some excerpts from those
00:19:25.580 The issue, of course, of Canada-U.S. relations also came up a number of times today.
00:19:35.220 You know, when it comes to Canada being looked at as the 51st state, let me just state it again, that's never going to happen.
00:19:45.180 Canadians define themselves a whole bunch of different ways, but one of the ways that we all use as shorthand is we're Canadian because we're not American.
00:19:53.960 and that is not going to change. Hold on just a second. Is he sounding like
00:20:01.980 a nationalist? Is Justin Trudeau right here, is he, is he sounding like a nationalist?
00:20:10.780 And he's white. Is he a white nationalist?
00:20:15.600 Justin Trudeau is a white nationalist. In regards to tariffs and the business community,
00:20:22.240 I had some very good and productive meetings with a number of business leaders here in
00:20:27.480 Washington, D.C., Jay Timmons of the National Association of Manufacturers, Joshua Bolton
00:20:33.180 of the Business Roundtable here in the United States, to emphasize that we have become incredibly
00:20:41.620 successful as countries, as economies, as a continent, because we do things so well
00:20:48.740 together.
00:20:49.260 We create jobs on both sides of the border.
00:20:51.940 we create growth, we create opportunities for investors and business people.
00:20:58.140 Continuing to work together and avoiding unnecessary tariffs on goods and products
00:21:05.340 from Canada is in our interest to continue to move forward, both from an American perspective
00:21:11.280 and a Canadian perspective.
00:21:12.520 So we're going to continue to stand up for the interests of workers and consumers on
00:21:18.960 both sides of the border, because there is no relationship in the world like that between
00:21:23.660 Canada and the United States, as defined by a win-win for both of us.
00:21:27.940 You spoke of the need to speak to our American allies to make the case against tariffs.
00:21:33.320 So who have you spoken to directly since Trump's threat? And will you be reaching out to American
00:21:39.340 lawmakers and business groups even before becoming prime minister to do what you say
00:21:44.160 and put Canada first in English and French?
00:21:47.900 We need to put Canada first by locking arms with American economic allies on the ground
00:21:55.680 that will put pressure on Washington to do the right thing.
00:22:02.020 Look, I'm not Prime Minister.
00:22:04.500 I respectfully ask the Canadian people to give me the chance to serve them in that role,
00:22:10.380 but that's why we need an axe-the-tax election now.
00:22:14.160 I need the mandate, the mandate to put our country first, to make the case to the Americans,
00:22:23.940 to bring home production and paychecks to this country, to take back control and end the NDP
00:22:30.040 liberal chaos. The only way to get that is with an axe the tax election. And that's what I'm
00:22:35.580 calling for Justin Trudeau to launch today. Good luck with that, Pierre. There is a court
00:22:43.100 challenge that's happening. We don't know the progress of that, at least not yet. But the
00:22:47.780 lawyer who talked about it yesterday, David Manson, I think his name is, from the Justice
00:22:52.960 Center for Constitutional Freedoms, he'll probably keep us updated as to what's going on. And with
00:22:58.520 considering, you know, what's going on right now, this prerogament or prerogation, I don't know
00:23:03.300 which it's called, to be honest, the word is used so little in day-to-day life. I imagine that the
00:23:09.120 courts will either reject it or hear this case and we're here we'll hear that very very soon and
00:23:14.100 then we'll find out exactly what what the progress of the thing is the judges won't be able to take
00:23:19.560 too long making this decision considering that parliament was supposed to be coming back on
00:23:24.780 january 27th and then of course there's that american threat with donald trump who is going
00:23:29.320 to be inaugurated on january 20th all right so that is what's going on today with our federal
00:23:36.780 government which isn't much of anything however however i want to veer off just a little bit for
00:23:42.980 just a second and show you what could have happened in canada had the liberal party stayed in power
00:23:50.020 like they are in power we know they're in power but they can't do anything right now and they
00:23:54.540 couldn't do anything for months because of a parliament being frozen and hopefully they don't
00:24:00.120 come back and try and introduce any legislation like bill c63 this is the online harms act which
00:24:05.560 has been adopted some form of it anyway mostly over in europe and the uk this is a headline
00:24:12.700 that goes back a couple of months from dnyuz.com i'm not sure if that's supposed to say something
00:24:20.420 jews.com but d-y-n-u-z.com germany started criminal investigation into social media user
00:24:27.780 for mocking a politician for being fat
00:24:31.280 all right so i that that's the extreme that they're going to over there in the uk and the
00:24:41.280 european union and then wiretap media put together this amazing video not sure when i spoke to
00:24:47.600 wiretap today and and they told me did we put that out today i said maybe maybe not
00:24:53.420 maybe somebody just shared it today but i thought this is cool i hadn't seen this before so check
00:24:58.440 it out this is what could have been but I want to be crystal clear about what the online harms act
00:25:18.740 does not do it does not undermine freedom of speech it enhances free expression I'm actually
00:25:26.300 been arrested we join allies like the United Kingdom France Germany Australia
00:25:41.360 who have also legislated in this area we have learned from their experiences we
00:25:46.400 cannot tolerate anarchy on the internet the cost is too great okay I mean you
00:25:52.220 You said I was going to be arrested under some what, information, I'm going to be arrested
00:25:58.840 for posting on Facebook?
00:26:00.840 We had reports that you've made some comments that are offensive, obscene, and people have
00:26:05.720 made complaints about that and it's transmitted from a Facebook account in your name.
00:26:09.120 Can you tell me what this comment was?
00:26:11.120 Okay, well we'll do that when we interview you.
00:26:13.620 Alright, and so what am I going to be locked up for the night or?
00:26:16.740 Hopefully not.
00:26:17.740 What we're doing is creating a freestanding hate crimes offence, which touches any possible
00:26:22.120 delict or crime under the criminal code of canada and i think what is important about it is that it
00:26:27.240 gives the police and it gives prosecutors more flexibility in terms of contemplating this aspect
00:26:33.960 on the front end of their deliberative exercise on the front end of how they will conduct their
00:26:38.360 prosecutions very importantly this does not require ag consent we might have had the same
00:26:46.120 kind of thing happen here can you imagine cops coming to your door you made a social media post
00:26:52.620 somebody didn't like you offended somebody so you come with us we're going to interview you and if
00:26:56.800 we think that that that you meant it then you're going to be arrested and charged and tried and
00:27:05.160 thrown into prison like what and the penalties i'm not sure if you've read the online harms act
00:27:10.480 But the penalties, very, very steep, thousands of dollars in fines and 20 years in prison, really, for being offensive.
00:27:19.900 And again, you know, what's offensive? That's up to the individual.
00:27:29.720 It just it's mind blowing the things that they wanted to do.
00:27:35.040 this neo-Marxist totalitarian government wanted to do to us.
00:27:42.360 So hopefully things turn around in that regard very, very soon.
00:27:48.000 What else have I got here?
00:27:49.120 Oh, oh, oh.
00:27:49.940 So there's more investigation, at least maybe,
00:27:53.980 there'll be more investigation into the election in British Columbia.
00:27:57.660 John Rustad, the leader of the opposition,
00:28:00.100 the official opposition in BC, came out with this statement today.
00:28:05.040 We've heard many stories about, for example, non-Canadian citizens who have
00:28:12.360 voted in this election. However, that's something that we can't prove because
00:28:17.640 obviously no one's going to be coming forward and putting up their hand saying,
00:28:20.640 you know, please have me eligible for a fine and put me in jail. So these are the
00:28:25.800 types of things that are hard to follow up on in terms of it, which is one of the
00:28:30.060 reasons why we'll have a recommendation associated with that as well. We found
00:28:33.720 other cases where an individual went to vote and was told they couldn't vote
00:28:38.400 because somebody had already voted they had already somebody had already
00:28:43.020 registered a vote in their name errors can be made we understand those sort of
00:28:47.520 things found another incident for example where an individual was
00:28:52.260 registered as voting who said they didn't vote okay one of once again you
00:28:57.480 don't know for sure how those things play out those are because things that
00:29:00.180 we hear. But I think probably some of the more disturbing things that we have found
00:29:04.480 is in particular in the riding of Surrey-Guilford. And Hanveer was our candidate here in Surrey-Guilford
00:29:10.140 and he's here to share a few words as well with regards to the work that he's been doing
00:29:14.760 in terms of follow-up on the election. And in that particular riding, we found a case
00:29:21.580 of a double vote, somebody who voted twice.
00:29:25.940 We have found a case where there have been at least almost two dozen ballots
00:29:33.200 that were cast from people whose place of residence that was on Elections BC
00:29:39.320 is not where they currently live.
00:29:42.280 So there's a follow-up that's needed to find out just to make sure to know
00:29:45.700 just where they did it.
00:29:46.760 Did they live in the riding or did they live outside of the riding
00:29:49.360 and use a different address?
00:29:51.580 to be able to vote in the riding.
00:29:54.160 One of the more serious issues we have found was associated with a care facility, a senior's
00:29:59.820 home, where 21 mail-in ballots were cast, mail-in ballots where the voting station was
00:30:09.200 just 80 metres across the road from where this facility was located.
00:30:15.860 Individuals in that facility have come forward with affidavits with regards to voting,
00:30:22.060 regards to what happened associated with that.
00:30:24.860 There's concern that these votes, that a third party has come in and been partaked in
00:30:32.720 and part of how these votes were cast and done.
00:30:35.120 It is a serious concern that needs to be looked into with regards to an investigation.
00:30:42.780 A third party?
00:30:44.000 Are there any recommendations that need to be followed up on?
00:30:45.860 And the first and foremost is to repeat our call for an independent review of the election, of the election process.
00:30:52.580 What that independent review needs to look at is not just, you know, these irregularities that we have found through the election process, through digging.
00:31:03.080 They need also, quite frankly, to look at how the election was conducted by Elections BC.
00:31:09.780 The fact that they are not focusing on making sure that there's Canadian citizenship for people that vote.
00:31:14.980 that how can they follow up, in particular, for things like phone-in ballots and these types of things
00:31:20.400 to make sure that it is the actual person, that there is Canadian citizenship.
00:31:25.240 The independent review also needs to look at the Elections Act.
00:31:29.440 Because, after all, this current election that we just went through
00:31:32.680 was acting on the Election Act of 2019, which was authored by David Eby.
00:31:40.120 The whole process of this election, it rests on David Eby's shoulders when he was Attorney General in terms of what has come forward here.
00:31:49.620 The next things that need to be looked at, so there's the three components of the independent review that needs to be looked at.
00:31:54.740 We're making a recommendation that all ID, all photo ID that's issued by the British Columbia Government should have a C on it if they are Canadian citizens.
00:32:05.060 so that's your driver's license your bc id and that's a way for elections bc to make sure that
00:32:11.440 people who vote are canadian citizens let's make sure to protect the integrity of the electoral
00:32:17.820 process in british columbia pretty dark days when you have to ask the government to put a c
00:32:25.880 on phone government issued id to put a c on it just so we can tell if if this person is a canadian
00:32:33.280 citizen or not oh my god and how close was that election you know there's been a lot of people
00:32:40.120 who have been talking about hey it was rigged it was so close it was rigged and the NDP found a way
00:32:45.120 to sneak it in and nobody investigated because if you said election interference you were labeled as
00:32:49.860 what a conspiracy theorist and nobody wants to be labeled as that and so they left it alone for a
00:32:55.560 while but Rustad to his credit comes out today and says we got to have an investigation here
00:33:00.460 And he did say at the beginning of that, which I cut out because it was long and boring.
00:33:04.180 He's not the most exciting guy, John Rustad.
00:33:07.440 But what he did say at the beginning of that was, look, there's been a lot of stories we
00:33:12.520 heard, but they're only anecdotal and unprovable.
00:33:15.320 So we're not going to bring those forward.
00:33:17.240 But what we are bringing forward is proof that people haven't been able to vote because
00:33:22.180 somebody else voted in their name or other people voted twice or people were voting
00:33:26.360 outside of the riding they were supposed to be voting in, or they didn't live in the riding
00:33:30.540 that they voted in, whatever. All kinds of irregularities going on in that election,
00:33:36.540 and because it was so tight, it really needs to be looked at, even if it wasn't tight. I shouldn't
00:33:42.520 have ever said that. Even if it wasn't tight, every election in this country needs to be run
00:33:49.560 better period and if there is some kind of political interference in any of these elections
00:33:57.640 then people need to go to prison or at least be investigated and tried and if found guilty
00:34:03.380 then sent to prison all right speaking of bc and and the cbc too by the way i gotta credit cbc for
00:34:09.220 that video got a cbc story coming up in just a second you're gonna like but speaking of bc
00:34:14.700 from left-wing corporate ctv today in an effort to curb respiratory illnesses medical masks will
00:34:21.780 once again be required in bc health care settings for staff and patients in most circumstances
00:34:27.680 effective immediately ctv news has learned
00:34:31.500 i don't know what the hell is going on in bc
00:34:37.480 it's been proven over and over and over again that these things just do not work to stop an
00:34:47.560 airborne virus absolutely amazing that they're going to make people do that again and they'll
00:34:53.780 do it too they will i mean i'm still seeing people out there now wearing these things on
00:34:59.560 their face and i just i can't even believe it i mean i stop and i stare at them i do the thing
00:35:07.480 but they never look back at you.
00:35:11.320 They never, and if they do catch a glimpse of your reaction
00:35:15.280 when you do the thing,
00:35:17.940 they just look at their feet and they keep moving forward.
00:35:21.040 Are they ashamed? Are they embarrassed?
00:35:23.320 I don't know, because you can't get them to talk reasonably.
00:35:28.020 I've tried. It doesn't work.
00:35:30.660 All right, CBC, here's that story that you're going to like.
00:35:33.120 This comes from TNC News, TNC.news.
00:35:36.160 ottawa detective who ran unsanctioned vaccine harm probe well that's kind of a misleading
00:35:42.860 headline because you don't have to be sanctioned if you're a police officer to do an investigation
00:35:49.660 you can choose to do one doesn't need to be sanctioned by your superiors anyway ellen gruce
00:35:54.880 suing the cbc for eight hundred seventy five thousand dollars i've always become i've always
00:36:02.380 been fascinated with how they come up with that number let's see what would be a good number
00:36:06.540 300 000 no that's not quite enough five no no a million that's too much how about 875 that sounds
00:36:16.040 good like where does where does that come from uh helen gruce detective helen gruce who finished
00:36:23.040 testifying before her long-running disciplinary tribunal on monday is suing we're going to try 1.00
00:36:28.640 and get Bathsheba Vandenberg, her lawyer, to come on in the next little while. I've got her number,
00:36:33.340 I just haven't called, but I will, I promise. I swear. Anyway, Helen Groose suing the CBC for
00:36:39.240 $875,000, alleging the broadcaster has waged an adverse campaign of publishing harmful,
00:36:45.140 malicious, and harassing newspaper articles containing false statements. Groose is taking
00:36:51.400 issue with pieces CBC ran between March of 2022 and December of 2023. The Ottawa Police Service,
00:36:58.500 well, we did the whole video for you guys that Dave Freedom put together. Remember the other
00:37:02.840 night we put that on? It's still available on my Facebook for you guys to see it. It's about
00:37:06.480 eight minutes long. It's not going to take your entire life to watch it. It's also on my ex and
00:37:11.500 the same with Dave. He's got it out there. It's been shared a couple thousand times now. So that's
00:37:15.960 good. We need more people to see that video. It explains everything that has happened to Helen
00:37:21.800 Groose in the past three or four years. Anyway, the Ottawa Police Services Professional Standards
00:37:27.740 unit charged Groose in July of 2022 with discreditable conduct for action. She took
00:37:33.220 probing a link between experimental COVID vaccines and a spike in infant deaths in the region. So we
00:37:38.480 know that story. We also know a CBC reporter was the person, I don't want to say her name
00:37:46.380 because it's very difficult to pronounce, but these two police officers illegally leaked this
00:37:52.780 information to the CBC reporter who is named as a defendant in this lawsuit, according to documents
00:37:59.400 filed at Ontario Superior Court. In the statement of claim, which has not been tested or proven in
00:38:04.300 court, Groose alleges that CBC's March 28th and March 31st articles in 2022, based on confidential
00:38:10.920 information from unnamed sources within Ottawa police, precipitated the administrative charge
00:38:16.020 against her. Groose's claim also notes a third story published by CBC in December of 2023
00:38:22.840 repeated false statements and interfered with her privacy and reputation while her case was
00:38:27.820 before the tribunal. It was published a day before Groose's lawyer Bathsheba Vandenberg appeared
00:38:32.880 before Ontario Divisional Court in a failed attempt to have a police duty book released
00:38:38.120 to her client. The named reporter did not respond, of course, to True North's request for comment,
00:38:45.220 But network spokesperson Chuck Thompson said in an email that CBC believes the claims made by Detective Bruce in her lawsuit are entirely without merit.
00:38:53.940 That's what they always say when they're guilty.
00:38:57.080 On the first day of tribunal hearings in August of 2023, police witness and lead PSU investigator Sergeant Jason Arbuthnot directly referenced the CBC stories in a nearly three hour audio recording of Bruce's compelled statement played by prosecutors for the tribunal.
00:39:13.820 So, again, we will try and get both of them on, Helen Groose and Bathsheba Vandenberg, for comment on this.
00:39:20.460 And just to see how they're doing, by the way.
00:39:22.140 This has been a long, arduous process, hopefully in the next week or so, once they are available to do interviews.
00:39:30.020 We've seen Bathsheba on a couple of other shows, but Helen, as of yet, hasn't made any public remarks.
00:39:36.420 So we'll see what we can do about that.
00:39:39.060 Here's some good news.
00:39:40.720 Travel mandates.
00:39:41.940 the vaccine travel mandates lawsuit can proceed to trial this from the institute for freedom and
00:39:47.520 justice justice kent horn recently ruled this after three long and arduous years the 15 000
00:39:56.420 pages of damning evidence can finally be heard in a public federal court hearing this is great news
00:40:03.660 let me make this bigger so we can all see i thought i did but i guess i didn't usually i've
00:40:07.720 got them all pretty blown up before we start the show there was oh i gotta because i made it bigger
00:40:13.240 now i gotta go back to the top here we go in october of 2021 trudeau imposed upon canadians
00:40:18.600 a discriminatory and unscientific requirement to be vaccinated for covid before being able to board
00:40:24.120 planes trains or ships traveling within or out of canada the restrictions implemented by trudeau
00:40:29.880 effectively prevented millions of canadians from moving freely around in their own country and
00:40:35.260 traveling abroad to work or to visit loved ones. Two months later, in December of 2021,
00:40:40.500 Sean Ricard and Carl Harrison, got to get those guys on too. Sean sends me messages on Exxon.
00:40:46.000 Sean, it's time for you to come on the show, bud. Your buddy Carl too. Anyway, these two guys,
00:40:50.800 Sean Ricard and Carl Harrison, filed an application in federal court to challenge
00:40:54.640 these restrictions imposed by Trudeau. Inspired by Sean and Carl, three other similar applications
00:41:00.660 were filed subsequently by the Honorable Brian Peckford, the Honorable Maxime Bernier, and a
00:41:06.040 courageous young Quebec attorney, Nabil Ben-Noum. All four cases would be managed by Sean and Carl's
00:41:13.320 young and brilliant lawyer, Sam Presvilos, over the next six months, including six weeks of
00:41:18.540 cross-examination of as many as 25 witnesses. There were around 15,000 pages of evidence
00:41:25.580 assembled, which showed that Trudeau had lied to the Canadian people about his so-called health
00:41:31.520 measures, which had in fact been imposed only to create a wedge issue and to aid his general
00:41:37.640 election campaign in the summer and fall of 2021. It's already been proven. Faced with the reality
00:41:43.760 of the overwhelming evidence, three of Trudeau's ministers held a press conference on June 14,
00:41:48.480 2022, to announce that his travel mandate would be suspended. Immediately afterwards, Trudeau's
00:41:55.140 lawyers filed a motion to strike the legal proceedings on the basis they were moot this
00:42:00.920 is how they've been able to it's not it's not applicable anymore it's moot why do you want to
00:42:05.220 argue it it's a waste of money it's no impact on the people it's moot the federal court supported
00:42:11.180 Trudeau's motion and while Sean and Carl appealed that decision the federal court of appeal also
00:42:16.520 decided the matter was moot and that there would be no trial of this matter despite enormous public
00:42:21.680 interest from Canadians. Close to 20,000 people attended the hearing via Zoom. I was one of them.
00:42:28.740 Brian Peckford and Maxime Bernier appealed to the Supreme Court, which refused to hear their
00:42:33.640 appeals. Sean and Carl decided instead upon a different strategy, one they felt had a better
00:42:38.800 chance of a positive outcome. Earlier in the proceedings in the federal court of Ottawa,
00:42:44.080 Sam Presvilos had been successful in getting agreement from the Trudeau lawyers that if
00:42:48.640 sean and carl were to file an action for damages then the government would not oppose use of the
00:42:54.160 large and valuable valuable evidentiary record from the earlier case in november of 2023 sean
00:43:02.660 and carl filed their claim for damages against the trudeau government preliminary proceedings
00:43:07.380 were protracted trudeau's lawyers filed a motion in july 2023 to strike the claim entirely i believe
00:43:12.860 that would be july of 2024 a year later in november of 2024 samper's velos prevented
00:43:18.880 shot sorry represented sean and carl in the federal court in toronto to fight the motion
00:43:23.100 to strike the claim the outcome is perhaps not what trudeau expected the case will go to trial
00:43:31.340 the claim was made in relation to a breach by the trudeau government of the rights afforded
00:43:38.160 to Sean and Carl under section 6, paragraph 1, section 7, 12, and 15 of the Charter of Rights
00:43:45.240 and Freedoms. Could it be that the Charter of Rights and Freedoms actually works as it's
00:43:55.100 supposed to, as it was intended to work for once? I guess we'll wait and see. In the meantime,
00:44:01.840 if you know Carl, if you know Sean, and again, you know, I mean, Sean and I,
00:44:05.640 we've conversed by a message but we've conversed time for you guys to come on and tell this story
00:44:11.100 and and time to allow an audience like this one you guys are such a great audience every single
00:44:17.780 night man time to allow an audience like this one to hear from you and the chance to offer you
00:44:24.640 congratulations for your tenacity in this fight because that is nothing short of supernatural
00:44:31.840 in my opinion. There's fighters everywhere. You guys know Raelynn Fox, right? She's been fighting
00:44:38.600 for parental rights. She's been fighting against these pornographic books in school. She's based 1.00
00:44:42.780 here in Manitoba. And she's been doing videos in a series called Those Books Aren't in My Kid's
00:44:49.540 School. Yesterday, she released episode number four in that series. And here it is.
00:44:55.560 Those books are in my kids' school.
00:45:01.000 Part 4.
00:45:02.600 Back again, this time to take a peek at the Bountiful Porn Selection in the Rolling River
00:45:07.180 School Division.
00:45:08.180 I took the liberty of perusing a few of your school library catalogs, and parents, they're
00:45:13.840 all available online, by the way.
00:45:16.620 As with my previous videos, I'm going to read from a few books found within your schools,
00:45:21.740 because without hearing it, nobody would believe me.
00:45:25.700 I'm going to make a point to say
00:45:27.040 that the books I'm about to highlight
00:45:28.940 are in no way all of the porn books available
00:45:32.440 within your division's schools.
00:45:34.860 I'm going to apologize in advance
00:45:36.480 for what I am about to read aloud,
00:45:38.120 and I'm going to say as well,
00:45:39.400 even though I have found myself becoming somewhat
00:45:42.200 desensitized to this material the more that I read it,
00:45:45.560 but even I was shook by some of these excerpts.
00:45:49.060 So this is your final warning
00:45:50.780 to ensure that there are no children within earshot. Book One, Empire of Storms. Quote,
00:45:58.520 hands holding her wide for him as his head dipped between her legs. She moved, hips undulating, 0.71
00:46:04.600 begging him to go, go, go. So Rowan did, sliding a finger into her as his tongue flicked that one
00:46:11.660 spot. Please, she moaned, please. The word was his undoing. Rowan rose over her again, and she let 0.85
00:46:19.700 out a sound that might have been a whimper might have been his name then rowan had a hand braced
00:46:25.940 in the sand beside her head fingers twining in her hair while the other guided himself into her
00:46:33.140 at the first nudge of him she forgot her own name and as he slid in with gentle rolling thrusts
00:46:40.820 filling her inch by inch book two forever quote wiggling out of his pajama bottoms he led my hand 0.99
00:46:50.020 to his penis catherine i'd like you to meet ralph ralph this is catherine she's a very good friend 0.99
00:46:56.740 of mine does every penis have a name i can only speak for my own when i kissed his face it was 0.99
00:47:03.940 all sweaty and his eyes were half closed he took my hand and led it back to ralph showing me how 0.97
00:47:10.100 had to hold him, moving my hand up and down according to his rhythm. Soon Michael moaned
00:47:15.640 and I felt him come, a pulsating feeling, a throbbing, like the book said, then wetness.
00:47:22.320 Some of it got on my hand, but it didn't let go of Ralph. Book three, from Blood and Ash.
00:47:29.900 Quote, his hips retreated and then pushing back in, rolling and grinding as his fingers 0.53
00:47:35.980 played with my breast. He moved slowly now, so lazily that I felt as if I were being strung out.
00:47:42.720 The tension was building again, coiling until I couldn't take his slow, measured movements any
00:47:48.100 longer. His teasing grinds and rolls. I lifted my hips, trying to urge him to move faster, go deeper,
00:47:55.220 but he held back until I cried out and pulled his hair. His mouth opened, but I lifted my legs,
00:48:00.680 curling them around his hips taking advantage of his surprise and tapping into my own anger
00:48:06.600 i rolled him onto his back fully intending to leave him there but i hadn't foreseen what the
00:48:12.400 move would do when i rocked back i sank down on his length my body shockingly flushed with his
00:48:19.280 my shout ended in his groan as i planted my hands on his chest funny not funny right on the erickson
00:48:28.560 collegiate library catalog they note that this book is intended for adults erickson collegiate
00:48:34.880 is a grade 7 to 12 school book 4 lullaby quote still kissing her warm relaxed mouth i pulled
00:48:44.000 her nightgown up around her waist her legs seemed to roll apart and my hand found her loose and wet 0.99
00:48:50.160 inside under the covers my eyes closed i worked my tongue inside with my wet fingers i peeled back 1.00
00:48:57.520 the smooth pink edges of her and licked deeper. The tide of air going in and out 0.84
00:49:02.980 of me. At the top of each breath I drove my mouth up into her. My mouth climbed to 1.00
00:49:08.960 Gina's belly button. I climbed to her breasts. With one wet finger in her mouth 1.00
00:49:13.900 my other fingers flick across her nipples. My mouth cups over her other 1.00
00:49:19.060 breast and my tongue touches the nipple inside. Gina's head rolled to one side 1.00
00:49:24.160 and I licked the back of her ear my hips pressing her legs apart I put myself inside her the loose 1.00
00:49:31.900 smile on her face the way her mouth came open at the last moment and her head sunk deep into the
00:49:37.360 pillow hold on a second there's people in comments who were asking for me to stop this
00:49:44.380 and I'm not and you guys know the reason for that
00:49:48.680 That was my last really good day. It wasn't until I came home from work that I knew the truth.
00:49:58.360 Gina was still lying in the same position. The police report would call it post-mortem
00:50:04.240 sexual intercourse. I can't even explain how difficult this material is to read aloud. And
00:50:11.380 not just read aloud, read publicly to all of you. And the worst part is that it's only a taste
00:50:17.140 of what's in our kids schools and I want to show you something else as well. So on their online
00:50:23.220 catalog I'll just start with one of the books I read from. Scroll down you can see other books
00:50:27.800 that are similar. Let's click on romance and then we get a list here so adult, adult, adult
00:50:35.800 and then beside each one you can see which school they're located in. If you are disturbed by the
00:50:42.220 contents of these books and agree that they have no place in a public school library
00:50:46.360 intended for minors, I urge you to contact the Rolling River School
00:50:50.560 Division Board of Trustees. They are there to represent the interests of
00:50:54.700 parents. If they refuse to acknowledge the harms caused by these materials
00:50:58.960 being made available to minors, keep pushing. Sign them to speak at a board
00:51:03.340 meeting, go to local or alternative media. As difficult as it is to hear this
00:51:08.160 material read aloud, this needs to get out to all parents and all community
00:51:12.800 members. Please help me do that by liking and sharing this video. Our children are worth
00:51:17.900 protecting. Stand up, parents. It's time to take back our schools.
00:51:28.000 You can find Raelynn, and it's spelled R-A-E-L-Y-N, Fox, on Instagram, on Facebook,
00:51:35.680 where she is being heavily censored, by the way, on X and on Rumble. That's part four in her series
00:51:41.620 of those books aren't in my kid's school all right what the hell is going on in los angeles
00:51:49.860 obviously there's a fire there's been a big fire a lot of people have lost their homes a lot of
00:51:54.600 poor people a lot of rich people too adam carolla has released a couple of videos in the last couple
00:52:01.320 of days i i like adam carolla he's got one of the number one podcasts in the world and has for the
00:52:06.560 past i don't know 15 years or so he's also kind of funny you know the way he couches things um
00:52:11.960 so he's let fly a couple of times you're going to play one of his tirades in just a second
00:52:16.340 but first i want to play this video for you guys that robbie starbuck put up on his ex today
00:52:23.240 of the mayor of los angeles karen bass robbie says this is the most damning video of a politician
00:52:31.180 being questioned during a disaster that I have ever seen. Let's have a look at this.
00:52:37.700 Do you owe citizens an apology for being absent while their homes were burning?
00:52:42.580 Do you regret cutting the fire department budget by millions of dollars, Madam Mayor?
00:52:48.480 Have you nothing to say today?
00:52:52.120 Have you absolutely nothing to say to the citizens today? 0.90
00:52:56.940 Elon Musk says that you're utterly incompetent. Are you considering your position?
00:53:01.180 Madam Mayor, have you absolutely nothing to say to the citizens today
00:53:07.560 who are dealing with this disaster?
00:53:15.220 No apology for them. 1.00
00:53:19.380 Do you think you should have been visiting Ghana
00:53:21.860 while this was unfolding back home? 0.76
00:53:27.680 She looks like she doesn't understand the language here.
00:53:31.180 Madam Mayor, let me ask you just again, have you anything to say to the citizens today
00:53:55.460 As you return, Madam Mayor, just a few words for the citizens today as you return to deal with the catastrophe.
00:54:13.580 That is absolutely outrageous.
00:54:15.680 That's Adam Carolla testifying at a government hearing not so long ago about how he had to check his white privilege at the door when he wanted to sign up to be a firefighter many, many years ago.
00:54:29.320 But what has actually happened in Los Angeles, this massive fire?
00:54:34.580 What's caused it?
00:54:35.640 Some people are suggesting it's arson.
00:54:37.880 Some people are saying climate change, it's climate change, it's climate change.
00:54:40.960 That's what they're trying to get across on social media, which is being laughed at, community noted and whatnot, at least on X it is.
00:54:47.940 And the other thing is bad forest management, terrible forest management, something and lack of water, which is Governor Gavin Newsom's thing.
00:55:02.520 So Donald Trump has called him out on that and Newsom has fought back.
00:55:06.600 And so they're politicizing this whole thing as a city burns.
00:55:08.960 the second largest city in the united states people are losing their homes
00:55:13.080 and now a lot of people pointing fingers at the inept los angeles fire department for dei hirings
00:55:20.560 like the people in charge have no idea what they're doing and they should never have been
00:55:26.340 in those positions in the first place so here based upon that last remark i made is adam carolla
00:55:31.600 jeez i want to talk about my white privilege so badly
00:55:34.720 i graduated north hollywood high with a 1.7 gpa i could not find a job i walked to a fire station
00:55:43.680 in north hollywood i was 19 i was living in the garage of my family home my mom was on welfare
00:55:49.360 and food stamps and i said can i get a job as a fireman and they said no because you're not black
00:55:55.440 hispanic or a woman uh we'll see in about seven years and i went to a construction site and dug
00:56:01.840 ditches and picked up garbage for the next seven years i got a letter in the mail sent to my
00:56:07.500 father's house saying your time has come to do the written exam for the la fire department i took it
00:56:14.120 and i was standing in line and i had a young woman of color standing behind me in line and i said
00:56:18.980 just out of curiosity when did you sign up to become a fire man because i did it or a person
00:56:24.600 seven years ago and she said wednesday um that is an example of my white privilege it's
00:56:31.840 now he's an LA guy he was born and raised in Los Angeles and he's been forced out of his home in
00:56:40.840 Los Angeles because of these fires or the Los Angeles area Malibu I think so he's staying at
00:56:45.460 a hotel this is his podcast usually done from his home studio this is his podcast in some hotel room
00:56:54.800 in the vicinity listen to what he has to say here this this is very interesting the guys
00:57:00.940 who lost their $20 million homes on the ocean side of PCH will be knee deep in the permit
00:57:11.120 process. They will be trying to pull permits when the guys in the Winnebago's will have been back
00:57:17.680 for months, months before those guys ever get a permit. As a matter of fact, good fucking luck, 0.98
00:57:25.980 because here's the deal uh alan hamel and suzanne summers moved because they could not get a permit 0.94
00:57:34.060 to rebuild their home of 40 years on the ocean on pch right so here's what's here's what's going
00:57:42.140 to happen let me just give you guys a little primer of what's going to happen you know how
00:57:47.820 bill maher seems real conservative now when he's like arguing with jane fonda about regulations
00:57:54.240 too many regulations, like strangling everything. Because remember, when Bill Maher tried to put
00:58:00.900 solar in his house in Beverly Hills, that's when he turned against the government. Because he saw
00:58:07.300 what the government and the overreach of government and overregulation does. He got strangled. It took
00:58:13.200 him three years to build a solar shack. He had old countdown on his show, you know, day 1000,
00:58:18.360 since I've got my permit for my soul.
00:58:20.260 He turned.
00:58:21.380 Okay.
00:58:22.340 The people who live in Malibu,
00:58:26.380 who live in Santa Monica,
00:58:27.880 who live in the Palisades,
00:58:29.860 those are some of the most progressive blue voters
00:58:32.820 in the world or in the United States.
00:58:36.080 They are a bastion of blue. 0.63
00:58:39.600 So what those guys did 0.82
00:58:41.300 is all the people in the Palisades,
00:58:43.740 I checked it out.
00:58:44.980 It's about 80% blue,
00:58:46.920 80% progressive,
00:58:48.080 80% Democrat. Now, these pussies are all sitting around crying about Karen Bass, 0.99
00:58:55.440 water pressure. How come the forest wasn't cleared of all the brush? What's happening 0.99
00:59:01.000 with the infrastructure? You guys all voted for Karen Bass, the mayor of Los Angeles. You all
00:59:07.120 voted for Gavin Newsom. And now you fucking get what you get. Oh, now that your house is on fire. 1.00
00:59:12.860 Well, now you're thinking about something else. Now you want to know what's going on. What's
00:59:17.780 going on around here you didn't give a shit about what was going on when other people's houses were 1.00
00:59:22.700 on fire but now you care so here's what's going to happen all these people who were deep blue 0.97
00:59:29.420 democrats are now going to have to pull a permit to rebuild and they're going to get the 28 year 0.99
00:59:37.120 old bitch from the coastal commission telling them to go fuck off all right so what he's suggesting 0.99
00:59:45.060 here and this is the same thing that happened it's been happening for the last couple of years 1.00
00:59:50.560 in all of these disaster zones hawaii remember people couldn't get their land back in some cases
00:59:55.520 many still have large percentage still haven't got the land back that that they had before the
01:00:00.600 disaster but they got government compensation and not enough for the value of their property
01:00:06.280 same thing in the carolinas from the hurricane
01:00:08.120 they're still finding bodies there for goodness sakes and who's been in there monitoring that
01:00:16.680 land the government and private corporations as well including elon musk's they want the land
01:00:25.420 it's part of the wildlands project it's part of agenda 2030 that's what it is here is video from
01:00:33.700 klaus schwab this past year at the 20th government summit and i don't know why the leader of the
01:00:41.120 world economic forum would be at any government summit but this was in the united arab emirates
01:00:46.600 watch this was the 20th government's summit you will use the app like uber but not anymore
01:00:59.580 to call some driver, but an automatically guided car, a self-driven car,
01:01:09.580 will come to your hotel or wherever you are and will bring you to the airport.
01:01:14.880 No, Los Angeles is one of the cities with the heaviest traffic
01:01:20.060 who told me in 2030 Los Angeles will be private car driven free.
01:01:27.340 And this will allow to transform highways into parks and other public spheres.
01:01:41.240 They're moving in on Los Angeles right now.
01:01:45.160 I guess they feel it's probably, and they would be right, one of the most heavily polluted cities in the world.
01:01:52.540 and it's not good for the climate change agenda so they're moving in on it
01:01:58.260 and they're going to remake it in their own image once they've torn it down why do you think that
01:02:05.960 gavin newsom even though he had the opportunity to bring in water from british columbia this is
01:02:10.860 what donald trump's been talking about he didn't do it apparently the water pressure in los angeles
01:02:17.160 has been terrible, like Adam Carolla was talking about. Some people can't even get water in their
01:02:22.720 sinks. And not just that, but this forest management thing. I mean, all of this was
01:02:28.560 created, some say, by the underbrush issue, kind of like the Jasper National Park problem
01:02:35.480 that we had this past year. They didn't clear the underbrush. It's kindling. Any spark,
01:02:43.500 match anything is going to start a massive fire they knew that they've known that for years
01:02:50.540 and they've done nothing about it why they don't have the budget massive massive problem apparently
01:02:57.500 as well insurance companies started removing insurance this is what the actor james woods
01:03:03.960 was saying in an interview earlier today he said insurance on many of these homes in los angeles
01:03:10.020 was mysteriously removed sometime back in August or July.
01:03:16.060 What? What's going on here?
01:03:19.620 This is Rosa Corey explaining Agenda 2030.
01:03:24.540 Of course, sadly, she died in 2021.
01:03:28.220 Here she is in an interview sometime in 2019
01:03:30.520 explaining Agenda 2030 in two minutes.
01:03:35.320 You were considered to be a top expert on Agenda 21,
01:03:38.860 and your work has been invaluable in bringing this UN agenda to light. Now, for those of you,
01:03:45.100 the viewers out there who may not exactly know what Agenda 21 is, could you please provide us
01:03:51.000 a brief overview of this program? Sure. Agenda 21 is the action plan. It's the blueprint,
01:03:58.220 the comprehensive plan that was signed onto by 178 nations plus the Holy See in 1992. It's the
01:04:08.580 United Nations plan and it's a plan to inventory and control all land water
01:04:15.420 plants minerals construction means of production food energy everything on the
01:04:24.140 planet law enforcement education and of course information and human beings so
01:04:30.460 this is you know a comprehensive plan of action and inventory and control plan
01:04:35.880 It's about data sharing. It's about money transferring from the developed nations to the lesser developed nations. And ultimately, it's about destroying your ability to have a voice, destroying your ability to have representative government.
01:04:51.320 It's about changing your government to governance and taking away your voice, giving your, you know, entirely destroying your ability to be free and to be independent.
01:05:04.860 And the goal, of course, is to transfer power from local individuals to a global governance system.
01:05:14.060 so you can't do that all at once and it's been a long process and you see it
01:05:20.720 as you know exactly what you're seeing right now it's a plan to disrupt and
01:05:26.120 destroy the existing system it's a plan of transformation and control and that's
01:05:32.520 what we're living through right now what is happening now is that the technology
01:05:36.460 has caught up to the plans of these people they've always had these same
01:05:40.160 plans, that there is literally nothing that holds these people back. So when they have the
01:05:45.540 technological ability, and you know, you look at the fourth industrial revolution, or whatever it
01:05:50.180 is, they want to call it, they're talking about total digital connectivity. They're talking about
01:05:54.900 a new social contract. New social contract. How many of you have you have seen Rosa Corey's
01:06:03.340 incredible landmark speech given in 2013 in Denmark? It is available, believe it or not,
01:06:08.240 the entire 90 minutes is available on youtube i don't know how but it is if you haven't seen it
01:06:14.840 before just type in rosa cory and that last name again is spelled k-o-i-r-e k-o-i-r-e type it in
01:06:23.800 rosa cory denmark speech and you'll be able to watch it she's also an author she wrote a book
01:06:29.420 it was called it is called behind the green mask rosa cory the executive director of the
01:06:35.680 Post-Sustainability Institute. She's a forensic commercial real estate appraiser specializing in 0.72
01:06:39.920 eminent domain valuation. That's how she found out what their plans for property rights. Her nearly 0.98
01:06:45.880 30 years of experience analyzing land use and property value enabled her to recognize the
01:06:50.560 planning revolution sweeping the country, the Green Deal, the New World Order, the Globalist
01:06:58.840 plan agenda 2030 and in that 90 minute presentation he lays it all out people have been asking what do
01:07:07.400 you mean how can insurance companies just pull out well here's the story from foxbusiness.com
01:07:12.900 california wildfire backlash state farm other insurers slammed for dropping coverage let me
01:07:20.960 just make this bigger because i just pulled this up a lot of commercials on this site so
01:07:27.020 it's going to be annoying but here we go the deadly wildfires hang on just a second the deadly
01:07:31.660 wildfires that hit southern california this week destroyed a significant number of homes after some
01:07:36.160 leading insurance companies pulled back on offering policies in the golden state in recent years due
01:07:41.720 to the risking uh rising risks of wildfires as well as a challenging regulatory environment
01:07:48.000 so we know there's going to be fires because of government mismanagement or whatever
01:07:55.540 so we're not going to insure you because we know we'll lose our shirts
01:08:02.380 and i guess they can just pull policies they have the power to do that they can it's like
01:08:11.160 a contract they decided they wanted to cancel it isn't that interesting all right that is it
01:08:17.380 for the social media portion of the show tonight i'm going to give you guys you all access members
01:08:21.980 on shadowdavis.com a choice of what you want to see tonight we can either watch the rosa cory thing
01:08:27.500 or we can watch part two of rituals of the elite
01:08:31.920 with uh david ike so that'll be your choice and i'll talk to you guys on telegram and if you're
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01:09:07.000 o'clock central for another shadow at night live stream i love you all i appreciate you all and i
01:09:11.800 will talk to you later bye for now
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