The Shadoe Davis Show - July 22nd⧸2025- Did the CPC Lose the Election On Purpose？ Carney Spends the Night with Ford

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00:04:33.920 there's a ghost in the machine again folks so if you see something go a little bit crazy tonight

00:04:42.180 you hear me stuttering it's not me stuttering it's the program that's doing it like max headroom

00:04:48.120 style so i apologize for the wonkiness possible wonkiness of the show tonight but we're here

00:04:55.000 so sit down grab yourself a coffee a drink a beer whatever and let's let's do some news now tonight

00:05:02.700 by the way it's tuesday july 22nd 2025 and tonight we were to have three vaccine injured folks on the

00:05:09.220 show but what happened was one of them is in the emergency room in saskatoon one of the others

00:05:17.620 never did get back to me to finalize her appearance tonight and the other was game to go but i thought

00:05:23.200 this kind of a show is better in a in a panel style so we're going to reschedule them for next

00:05:28.600 week speaking of guests on thursday night the author of this book right here unjustified ray

00:05:35.280 mckinnis is going to join the show and ray not just an author he's a chronicler he's a journalist

00:05:41.280 and he's been doing this since he was a kid i met him for lunch at the hotel fort gary in winnipeg

00:05:46.520 this past weekend he's going to be in ottawa covering the tamara leach chris barber sentencing

00:05:51.760 hearings, and we're going to hear from him on Thursday night. Tomorrow night, we hope for Chris

00:05:56.040 Carbert to come on. And then next week, an interesting guest possibly coming on the show

00:06:02.420 Tuesday night, Amrit Behring, who's a politician from BC, who believes that Pierre Polyev and the

00:06:09.060 Conservative Party actually threw the federal election a couple of months ago. And I'm sure

00:06:15.260 many of you have had the same thoughts, but never really spoke up about it. Well, Amrit put out a 0.94

00:06:21.440 video on instagram today it's been seen thousands of times already we're going to play it for you

00:06:25.620 in just a bit and then you guys can decide whether or not this is true my thing is how do you go from

00:06:31.900 nearly a 30 point lead regardless of who the leader of your main competition is

00:06:37.680 how do you go from nearly a 30 point lead to losing granted the liberals only got a minority

00:06:44.900 government even though they tried very hard to make it a majority in the weeks just after the

00:06:49.800 election with these close counts and recounts and whatnot, but there's still only a minority

00:06:55.480 government. But how did that happen? Polyev should have had a super majority. Up until the end of

00:07:02.440 December, we thought he was going to get 220 seats, and then the roof caved in because of Mark Carney?

00:07:09.760 Somebody told me the other day they voted for Mark Carney because he seemed believable.

00:07:14.860 without even bothering to check into his background this person who said that had no

00:07:21.300 idea what his background is he didn't know that he was the former governor of the bank of canada

00:07:26.980 or the former governor of the bank of england for that matter didn't know he was the special

00:07:30.960 u.n climate envoy for six or seven years didn't know how tied up he was in the world economic

00:07:36.580 forum for that matter doesn't even know what the world economic forum is that's the kind of

00:07:42.380 mentality we're dealing with with normies in this country so we have a lot of work to do

00:07:47.260 and it's up to us to do that work whether it's tough conversations in the garage or at the

00:07:53.560 breakfast table the dinner table the bar well maybe not the bar because there's booze involved

00:07:59.200 at the bar and things could get ugly someplace where there's someplace where there's no booze

00:08:04.480 involved coffee a meal maybe sit down and have that conversation because it's so very important

00:08:10.100 that we, I hate to say this, we educate these people so they understand what's going on in the

00:08:17.540 world and they can be better informed to vote the next time they have the opportunity to do so.

00:08:23.420 So we're going to get into this video by Amrit Baring in just a second. And then, like I said,

00:08:27.920 you guys can decide. There's a big court cases going on this week. Number one would be the

00:08:34.200 Ostrich Appeals case, the Universal Ostrich Farms versus CFIA, the Canadian Food Inspection

00:08:39.260 agency. Still no decision on that. We're not expecting one, even though the farm has been

00:08:43.800 told to expect a decision at some point this week. We had John Carpe on last night, the president of

00:08:49.460 the JCCF, who said, yeah, these things usually take a little bit longer than that, especially

00:08:54.460 when there's more than one judge. In this case, there were three. So maybe next week, maybe later

00:08:59.760 on this week, maybe they'll surprise us and do that. But John doubts it, highly doubts it, even

00:09:04.900 though this has been labeled as an emergency by the canadian food inspection agency also the

00:09:10.380 sentencing hearing of tamara leach and chris barber of course tamara is going to attend

00:09:13.740 in person she's already in ottawa chris is attending via zoom and then we have this one

00:09:19.380 that's set to be heard on thursday our friend dave freedom posted this video earlier today let's watch

00:09:26.420 critical crossroads in Canada can peaceful protest now be arbitrarily labeled as mischief

00:09:35.500 especially when it challenges government narratives or will our highest court stand up for the

00:09:41.680 fundamental right to dissent we're about to find out David Romuluski a freedom convoy participant

00:09:49.400 was the first to file an appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada he died just days after submitting

00:09:56.060 it. Now, his widow Lisa carries on the fight, not just for David, but for every Canadian who

00:10:02.740 believes in freedom. On July 24th, at 9.45 a.m., three of the nine Supreme Court judges will

00:10:10.420 decide whether David's case is heard. Because David was the first to reach the Supreme Court,

00:10:16.680 this decision will set the tone for all other Freedom Convoy participants still facing trials

00:10:22.700 or appeals. It will shape how future protests are judged, how dissent is treated, and how

00:10:29.080 far the government can go in punishing those who speak out. Will our Supreme Court judges

00:10:34.960 show fairness and integrity, or will they reveal themselves as indifferent to the rights of

00:10:40.860 the people they serve? This moment matters, and it will be marked in history as a test

00:10:47.260 of Canada's commitment to freedom and justice.

00:10:52.100 How's it going, sir?

00:10:54.140 Move back, move back.

00:10:55.740 Because I'm asking you, move back.

00:10:57.060 Is this assault?

00:10:58.420 No, no, it's not assault.

00:10:59.320 Move back!

00:11:00.180 Hold on, let me put my stuff away.

00:11:02.920 Under what grounds are you coming with weapons?

00:11:04.740 Is this intimidation?

00:11:05.980 Is this threats?

00:11:07.960 What law are you following here?

00:11:09.480 I'm trying to understand.

00:11:17.260 You have to end it this way.

00:11:26.260 A Bible. Yes, two Bibles.

00:11:28.260 Are you guys in a position to be able to take it? 0.99

00:11:30.260 I'll double check. Not really, because I have a team down here.

00:11:36.260 Where are you going to take me?

00:11:38.260 That's a really good question. We're going to find that out right now.

00:11:47.260 you know i have to say that's really a rough one to follow because of david's sudden passing

00:11:59.020 on his honeymoon a few months ago and the fact that his widow is picking up the fight

00:12:06.220 i'm sure that's something she didn't sign up for and here she is doing it

00:12:10.020 not just for david but for all of us man this stuff really gets to me emotionally sometimes

00:12:17.960 and there are times where like now i have to get it out

00:12:22.840 because it's not just us it's our entire country it's everybody it's our kids our grandkids it's

00:12:33.380 all of us all right let's go say some quick hellos who's watching tonight hello greg how are

00:12:43.260 you doing barb is watching tonight wanda is in kelowna one of canada's first 15 minute cities

00:12:48.920 i understand betty is watching tonight on youtube hello roseanne in southern manitoba by the way if

00:12:55.180 you guys aren't following the show on youtube just go check out the shadow davis show follow

00:12:58.720 it please let's get those numbers up over there colleen is watching in ontario tonight hello genie

00:13:04.100 hello sue and peace river sandra's watching tonight in central saskatchewan jackie is watching in

00:13:10.000 winnipeg hello shelly mickey is watching in vancouver washington uh shelly betty violet is

00:13:17.360 in rocky mountain house alberta ellen is watching from somewhere on vancouver island wherever you're

00:13:21.920 watching from tonight you guys on whatever platform please let's get it out there to the

00:13:26.180 best of our abilities like and share get as many eyeballs and ears on this as we possibly can

00:13:31.900 we'll begin the show right after these words 30 seconds we'll be right back

00:13:56.180 Not sure if you heard this, but Ozzy Osbourne passed away this morning at the age of 76,

00:14:15.420 the Prince of Darkness. Why was Ozzy called the Prince of Darkness?

00:14:20.120 why was ozzy osbourne the hindu stan times even asked this question why would they be interested

00:14:27.960 in ozzy osbourne why was he known as the prince of darkness well here's how the black sabbath star

00:14:33.660 got his nickname ozzy osbourne i interviewed him once by the way it was a good interview

00:14:38.080 known as the prince of darkness but the story behind the nickname is rooted in history public

00:14:42.940 perception in one legendary heavy metal track ozzy died this morning he was best known as the

00:14:48.320 frontman of Black Sabbath, as we all know, one of the most iconic heavy metal bands of all time.

00:14:53.320 The late singer helped shape heavy metal as we know it today. Over the decades, he picked up a

00:14:58.100 name that stuck almost as tightly as his stage presence, the Prince of Darkness. Loudwire reports

00:15:03.260 that the term Prince of Darkness goes way back. The Latin Princeps Teneberum appears in religious

00:15:10.260 texts from as early as the fourth century and was later used by English poet John Milton in his

00:15:16.300 epic paradise lost to refer to Satan. But Ozzy didn't give himself that label. He didn't shake

00:15:22.040 it off either. It took root back in the early 70s during Black Sabbath's rise when the band would

00:15:27.860 play the ominous opening of their self-titled song, Black Sabbath. The crowd's reaction was

00:15:33.380 often instant and intense. Ozzy said in 2016, well, they thought we were Satan's friends or

00:15:41.460 something that's when this whole prince of darkness shit started when people get excited 0.92

00:15:48.360 about halloween coming each year all i think is well we used to have halloween every night 0.53

00:15:55.400 how's that for an ozzy huh by his own account he did not take the nickname too seriously in a 2013

00:16:04.720 interview with broward new times he said it's a name i didn't wake up one morning and go you know

00:16:11.240 what i'm going to call myself it started as a joke name really over time the prince of darkness

00:16:19.940 moniker became part of his brand between bat biting incidents gothic album covers and wild

00:16:25.160 stage antics the title just seemed to fit my question is how is he going to explain that one

00:16:33.600 the god

00:16:34.860 well you know i mean i was just sitting in a black throne black garbond praying to the devil

00:16:43.440 every night in front of fans it was just a gag really it was just a gimmick you know to make money

00:16:49.440 i mean that's my explanation i see so you were selfish then well you know i mean

00:16:59.380 He said, we were all doing it at the time.

00:17:04.020 Conversation between Ozzy Osbourne and God.

00:17:11.220 All right, all right, all right, enough.

00:17:13.940 Amrit Behring is a politician.

00:17:16.360 He's a candidate from Surrey Newton in British Columbia.

00:17:21.320 And what's his party again?

00:17:22.600 Let me see here.

00:17:24.940 I think he was running in the provincial election.

00:17:26.780 The Freedom Party of British Columbia.

00:17:28.900 He's also the party leader.

00:17:30.300 Amrit's plan is to make Canada great,

00:17:32.280 and he's got it all listed on the website here,

00:17:34.440 which is freedompartybc.ca.

00:17:36.700 Okay, I was just talking to Amrit

00:17:38.640 before we started the show tonight,

00:17:41.080 literally two minutes before I came on screen

00:17:44.680 or tried to come on screen the first time.

00:17:46.420 And so he's going to hopefully join the show next Tuesday night.

00:17:49.320 Very interesting fellow.

00:17:52.300 He dropped a video on Instagram today.

00:17:55.260 It's been seen, I'm going to say, 20,000 times.

00:17:58.400 Not bad for a guy with only 800 followers.

00:18:01.420 So there's been a lot of recycles and a lot of shares of this particular video.

00:18:06.320 And the reason for it is because the video in and of itself is controversial.

00:18:11.660 And a lot of people, I think, have been thinking this.

00:18:13.960 How could the conservatives lose that election?

00:18:17.580 How?

00:18:18.400 I mean, they had nearly a 30-point lead going into this year, the beginning of this year.

00:18:22.600 I think they were up at 46-47% in some polls

00:18:25.600 and the Liberals were down at 15 and 16

00:18:27.580 and then Trudeau quit

00:18:29.040 and the roof caved in.

00:18:31.360 Or did it?

00:18:33.620 Here's Omrit's thoughts.

00:18:35.540 You guys watch this four-minute video

00:18:37.400 and then let me know what you think in the comments.

00:18:42.020 Meet a nothing burger,

00:18:44.660 aka Pierre Polivar,

00:18:46.840 party leader, Conservative Party of Canada.

00:18:50.380 I will prove to you 1.00

00:18:51.920 that he is a dumb person as are some of his fans. My contention is that he lost his Ontario seat 1.00

00:19:03.120 on purpose. Why do I say it? He has been MP in that riding for last 20 years and in this elections

00:19:12.660 his party was actually supposed to win landslide victory. So he should have won from his riding

00:19:19.660 even with more majority. Now his dumb fans will say oh they changed the riding boundary and there 0.99

00:19:27.400 were a hundred candidates standing in that riding to confuse people. So here is what to this dumb 1.00

00:19:33.840 fans I say. The change of riding boundary was not a secret. It was known to whole Canada. It's 0.98

00:19:41.360 published well in advance. So this dumb Pierre Polivar who is supposed to know about all the 0.99

00:19:48.780 ridings in the country and worked with his strategist to take care of it didn't know 0.99

00:19:54.540 about his own riding and the new population mix after the boundary change and he did not

00:20:01.420 take any appropriate measures or did not change his riding anticipating a different population

00:20:07.220 mix in his existing riding.

00:20:09.940 I would say the globalist powers who control both liberal and conservative party at some

00:20:17.440 point they changed their mind that okay they're not backing conservative they want to bring in

00:20:23.920 mark carney they booted justin trudeau axed the tax and even trump and his son who were approving

00:20:32.160 of peer poliver suddenly stopped talking about him instead when mark carney visited trump

00:20:38.960 he was hailed as a strong leader so you see the footprints are all there the globalists

00:20:45.840 changed their mind and instead of backing Pierre Polyver they started backing Mark Kearney.

00:20:52.520 In fact they sent him here. So at this point it was important for Pierre Polyver to lose

00:20:58.760 so that his supporters are discouraged for a while and it's not plausible that the riding

00:21:04.660 he has been winning for 20 years he suddenly loses even when his party has gained more ground.

00:21:11.080 so they had to do some shenanigans which they did by changing the boundary so that there's a

00:21:18.520 plausibility that oh that's why he lost when he fully knew that boundary has been changed 0.98

00:21:24.620 now let's address the hundred people flooding the ballot paper now this is like dumbest of 0.97

00:21:32.480 dumb for peer polyverse fans whatever impact those hundred people had they had both on peer 0.96

00:21:39.680 Polivar and his opponent liberal candidate. As some people appropriately 0.96

00:21:45.560 point out, are Pierre Polivar's voters so dumb that they could not find his name 0.97

00:21:52.160 on the ballot paper but Liberal Party candidates voters could find his name? I 0.98

00:21:56.780 mean you think about it how dumb is this argument but yes his heartbroken fans 0.97

00:22:03.080 keep talking about it on social media all over in a nutshell I will say Pierre 1.00

00:22:10.400 Polliver is either dumb or a globalist guy either way he is not fit to be 0.98

00:22:18.740 leader of conservative party we need a new leader who can aptly stand up for 0.99

00:22:25.400 Canada against the globalist forces who currently control it via both 0.99

00:22:30.320 conservative liberal and even ndp and if that's not enough look at how dumb is he that he is 0.98

00:22:37.680 faking to drink coffee from an empty cup that literally defines his whole character that he 0.99

00:22:44.480 is a hollow man and a nothing burger well that's very interesting isn't it how on earth could he

00:22:56.640 have lost the writing that he had won for 20 years. Yeah, there was a bunch of names on the

00:23:01.680 ballot, the longest ballot committee, and they're doing it again in this by-election. But people

00:23:09.360 aren't stupid. They're not that stupid. They couldn't find Pierre Polyev's name on the ballot. 1.00

00:23:13.980 Come on. Come on. I think Polyev agreed to stand aside, and certain of his candidates probably did

00:23:24.960 as well michelle ferrari is one who lost inexplicably there's no way michelle ferrari

00:23:31.480 should have lost that riding of peterborough she was all over it all the time but her liberal

00:23:38.000 opponent nobody even knew her name come on there was a conservative surge we know that they gained

00:23:44.580 20 25 seats but not enough to win even though they were up by 30 points at the end of the year

00:23:52.320 this seems very strange so it seems to me and maybe omrit's wrong in the in the fact that

00:23:57.520 polyev's very dumb or he's a globalist i think maybe he was threatened or maybe made a deal

00:24:03.800 maybe made a deal with whoever is running the show to stand aside his rhetoric softened in the six 0.99

00:24:16.360 weeks of the election campaign he did not sound like himself i think we can all agree on that

00:24:21.320 right? Well, maybe the first five weeks he didn't. And then in the last week, suddenly when he knew

00:24:27.500 it was too late, he started putting up a fight again, started talking about this mass immigration

00:24:31.900 and deportations and whatnot. But he was a pussycat for the first five weeks. He was not eating an

00:24:38.260 apple so i i don't know the jury's out

00:24:48.340 is polyev controlled by the globalists if so is he controlled willingly

00:24:57.640 all very interesting mark carney emirate's right mark carney was brought here for a reason he went

00:25:05.460 through that liberal leadership campaign like a knife through butter. Nobody objected to the fact

00:25:11.560 he threw out a longtime liberal from his Nepean writing and took that one over. Nobody said boo

00:25:17.560 when he won the liberal leadership by a landslide. And the others, of course, were in it probably just

00:25:23.000 to make it look like a competition, which it wasn't. And they did the same thing with the

00:25:28.340 federal election. They did the same thing with the federal election. I want to know what makes

00:25:42.120 somebody stand aside like that. I want to know what it was. Is Pauly of a globalist? I don't

00:25:50.140 think he is. I don't think he is. Was he threatened with something? Maybe. It's the same question

00:25:58.420 people are asking about Donald Trump when it comes to the Epstein files. Why suddenly does

00:26:02.700 he not want to release these files? Now he does, he claims. Pam Bondi sent her assistant AG to speak

00:26:11.560 with Ghislaine Maxwell in prison this morning. Maybe they'll work out some kind of a deal or

00:26:15.620 maybe it's just a scam to keep all the unruly people at bay in the mega movement i don't know

00:26:20.800 but it seems the same thing right are we ever going to find out the truth probably not

00:26:27.200 now where does maxime bernier fit into this is he also a globalist yes i think he is also a

00:26:33.000 globalist but he was an afterthought in this last election so whatever he said didn't matter

00:26:39.140 was he put in there with the people's party and i believe the people's party most of the

00:26:45.280 candidates, most of the people involved in that party, they have no idea. Maxime Bernier knows.

00:26:51.060 And the reason that he was playing in there in the first place is to split the conservative vote,

00:26:55.860 in my opinion. Do we actually have a real conservative party in Canada? I don't think

00:27:03.060 we do. Now, remember what I was saying during the election campaign? I said, you got to vote

00:27:07.140 conservative. You got to vote conservative because the train will slow down a little bit,

00:27:13.880 at least maybe we'll have a chance to catch our breath. I wasn't saying Pierre Polyev was the

00:27:18.980 hero. I was saying that he's going to slow things down. Maybe. Hopefully. So we would have a chance

00:27:26.080 to mount some kind of resistance to this. But now I'm not so sure about that. I don't think we have

00:27:33.360 any real conservative politicians in this country. Maybe we do, but they have no idea. People like

00:27:39.380 michelle ferreri i don't think she understands what's really going on above her head 0.96

00:27:44.540 or maybe she does and she's just playing dumb i don't know 0.51

00:27:49.200 but it seems to me that the people are going to have to speak the people are going to have to 0.96

00:27:57.600 stand up and speak sooner rather than later because these people are continuing to get away

00:28:02.100 with whatever they want to get away with mark carney authorized 400 million dollars for or is

00:28:09.660 it billion we're going to get to this story in just a second for new vaccines for covid from

00:28:14.080 moderna and pfizer yeah it's true in the meantime here's a story from global news

00:28:23.440 it says mark carney stayed overnight at doug ford's muskoka cottage chatting in front of the fire

00:28:29.500 see what i mean about no conservative politicians in this country mark carney stated doug ford's

00:28:38.560 rural muskoka property solving the world's problems around the fireplace last night

00:28:43.040 the ontario premier says carney was in cottage country yesterday and for the first half of today

00:28:49.400 to hold meetings with canada's premiers to discuss interprovincial trade and tariffs from the united

00:28:54.240 States. After the first day of meetings, Ford invited his fellow Premiers and their immediate

00:28:59.320 family for an intimate meal at his cottage, which is located a short drive from the Deerhurst Resort

00:29:04.380 where the main conference is taking place. Quebec Premier Francois Legault described the property

00:29:10.700 with a wink as, very nice, small chalet. Ford added, I have a little shack up the street there.

00:29:16.060 the premier staff said ford and his guests ate seasonal vegetables potato salad chicken

00:29:27.000 and steak as well as a cake to celebrate british columbia premier david eby's birthday oh we have

00:29:32.300 some stuff from him a little bit later on in the show as well carney who arrived in the area late

00:29:37.840 monday then agreed to stay over at the ford family cottage the premier said so full disclosure the

00:29:43.220 prime minister stayed at my place, Ford said. We had dinner. We're up till about 1230 at night,

00:29:48.100 chatting in front of the fireplace, solving all the world's problems. Praising the prime

00:29:52.420 minister, he added, he's playing clean up right now. We're going to be there to support him,

00:29:56.060 but he's a very good man. He's off to a good start. He's a globalist.

00:30:02.800 Again, does Ford not see this or is he in on it? That's the only two options.

00:30:08.760 three days of meetings in muskoka have been dominated by the question of tariffs from

00:30:14.040 donald trump who's promised to add a 35 levy to canada august 1st no deal yet by the way

00:30:19.080 well the country's premiers and prime minister agreed on the importance of working together to

00:30:23.960 reduce internal trade barriers in the need for ottawa to negotiate a good deal they outlined a

00:30:29.780 few concrete takeaways from their meeting on tuesday afternoon here's uh doug ford by the way 0.97

00:30:34.300 just licking mark carney's butt while carney sits doodling on a piece of paper watch this 0.98

00:30:40.700 a back seat to anyone in the world and we sure the heck don't have to take a back seat to president 0.98

00:30:46.540 trump again prime minister i want to thank you for joining us for this fmm as uh it's refreshing to

00:30:54.060 some of us that have been around this table for some time to have a prime minister that has our

00:30:59.420 backs that are out there he's a great community builder and he's a brilliant businessman and

00:31:08.060 i'm confident that he's going to take the business approach to our federal government

00:31:12.140 that we haven't seen for a long time so thank you very much everyone and i guess let's get started

00:31:20.140 did they share

00:31:22.940 did they share the same bed i saw a comment i i don't know

00:31:29.420 no no no no no they didn't uh would you say that most of the judiciary in canada is corrupt

00:31:38.620 or far left you would okay so let's go ahead and check out this story then

00:31:45.240 judge stalls guilty plea of homicide linked immigrant over likely deportation this comes

00:31:51.180 from juno news and keep in mind that chris barber is facing eight years in prison and tamara leach

00:31:57.180 is facing seven years in prison, and their sentencing hearing starts tomorrow. Canadian

00:32:03.640 judge hit the brakes on a guilty plea from a non-citizen linked to a homicide and facing

00:32:09.800 serious criminal charges, citing discomfort with the fact that the accused would likely be

00:32:15.680 deported. Alex Zoltan of True North wrote this story. I can't even believe this is true, but here

00:32:24.160 it is. A Canadian judge hit the brakes on a guilty plea from a non-citizen linked to a homicide and

00:32:32.100 facing serious criminal charges, citing discomfort with the fact the accused would likely be

00:32:37.500 deported if found guilty. Victor Buren, a 22-year-old Filipino national, was set to plead

00:32:44.200 guilty to multiple charges stemming from a high-risk takedown by Barry police earlier this

00:32:48.520 year he was arrested january 17th along with several co-accused after officers stopped a

00:32:55.080 vehicle in north end plaza and allegedly found drugs and firearms inside buron is also facing

00:33:01.240 an unrelated manslaughter charge in toronto in connection with a fatal stabbing let's keep them

00:33:08.020 in the country though good for business despite the accused's willingness to plead guilty and

00:33:17.020 insistence that the court proceedings move forward

00:33:19.180 on the gun and drug offenses,

00:33:21.080 Superior Court Justice Vanessa Christie

00:33:22.980 shelved the proceedings this week, concerned

00:33:25.060 over the immigration consequences of a

00:33:27.060 conviction.

00:33:34.620 This person should not be sitting on the

00:33:37.080 bench.

00:33:39.420 Christie paused the case, saying she was

00:33:41.000 not satisfied that Biron had consulted

00:33:42.960 with an immigration lawyer or fully

00:33:44.880 understood how a conviction could affect his status

00:33:47.020 what does that have to do with anything in this case we're not experts on immigration law christie

00:33:55.500 said adjourning the matter until next monday for a video appearance i wonder what john carpe would

00:33:59.960 say about this specifically christie expressed discomfort proceeding without confirmation that

00:34:06.260 buren had obtained proper legal advice on the potential immigration and citizenship fallout

00:34:11.440 that could come with his guilty plea he pled guilty he pled it christie was appointed as a

00:34:21.500 judge of the superior court of justice of ontario by justin trudeau shockingly in 2019

00:34:27.780 buron who immigrated to canada just over 10 years ago from the philippines would likely face

00:34:33.620 automatic removal from the country upon conviction given the seriousness of the

00:34:37.940 offenses and the anticipated sentencing. Of course, the crown and defense lawyer Faribor's

00:34:44.720 Davoudi were expected to recommend a joint sentence of three years well above the deportation

00:34:50.100 threshold under federal law. This isn't the first time an Ontario judge has spared a convicted

00:34:55.460 non-citizen offender from consequences out of concern for their immigration status. In June,

00:35:00.880 Ontario Court Justice Paul O'Mara gave Indian foreign national Ashkumar Narendra Kumar Kant

00:35:07.660 a conditional discharge despite Kant pleading guilty to attempting to buy sex from what he

00:35:13.980 believed was a 15 year old girl the judge openly admitted that he wanted to avoid

00:35:18.340 delaying Kant's citizenship or preventing him from sponsoring his wife

00:35:23.460 people are starting to stand up in Canada and they're starting to organize and there's a group

00:35:36.820 called the Dominion Society of Canada,

00:35:39.460 led by what appears to be a bunch of young people leading the charge.

00:35:43.800 They've got a website and a new video out, and here it is.

00:35:49.060 Time to admit it. Canada's dying.

00:35:52.120 I'm not talking about climate change or American annexation. 1.00

00:35:55.460 I'm talking about mass immigration.

00:35:57.260 For the last 40 years, politicians have used Canada's declining birth rate

00:36:01.000 to justify ever-growing immigration laws.

00:36:04.220 And what has it brought us?

00:36:05.180 Our hospitals and schools are overrun, wages are stagnant, and housing is through the roof.

00:36:10.700 But the consequences go far deeper than just economics.

00:36:14.500 You see, Canada is more than just lines on a map or numbers on a graph.

00:36:19.000 Canada is a nation, a distinct people with a shared history and culture.

00:36:24.260 And you can't replace our people without fundamentally transforming our society.

00:36:29.120 And that's exactly what's happening. 0.99

00:36:30.620 Whole neighborhoods, even cities, are becoming more like foreign countries. 0.97

00:36:35.620 Canada is becoming unrecognizable. 0.89

00:36:37.620 And Canadians are starting to notice.

00:36:39.620 A majority of us now support drastic cuts to immigration,

00:36:43.620 and many even support mass deportations.

00:36:46.620 And yet, we're ignored by every mainstream political party.

00:36:50.620 As the politicians turn a blind eye,

00:36:52.620 the Canada we once knew slips further and further away.

00:36:56.620 So the question is, what are we going to do about it?

00:37:00.620 Today I'm launching the Dominion Society.

00:37:03.620 We're not a political party. We're a vanguard movement.

00:37:06.620 Our mission is to shape culture,

00:37:08.620 and through it, influence the direction of all political parties.

00:37:18.620 Too many Canadians think politics is just voting every few years.

00:37:22.620 It's not. Politics is a participation sport,

00:37:25.620 and the most organized side wins. 1.00

00:37:28.620 Immigrants understand this.

00:37:30.180 They build networks, act as voting blocs,

00:37:32.720 and as a result, all politicians bend over backwards

00:37:35.700 to serve them. 1.00

00:37:37.000 Heritage Canadians don't. 0.99

00:37:38.660 We remain atomized and get ignored.

00:37:41.200 The Dominion Society is here to change that.

00:37:43.600 Our movement is built off two ideas,

00:37:45.940 Canadian nationalism and re-migration.

00:37:49.100 Too many think that the consequences

00:37:50.680 of mass immigration are permanent.

00:37:52.640 That it's just something we have to learn to live with. 1.00

00:37:54.980 But they're wrong.

00:37:56.280 The same politicians that brought them here

00:37:58.520 can send them back. At this point, it's not enough to just reduce the numbers. We must reverse the

00:38:04.540 flow. That's remigration. The first step is to make remigration a mainstream idea. Canadians need 1.00

00:38:12.160 to hear the word, understand what it means, and feel confident saying it. Next, we'll find every

00:38:18.240 single immigration skeptic and Canadian nationalist across the country and bring them together into a

00:38:24.120 single coordinated force.

00:38:26.120 We'll crowdfund to spread our message.

00:38:28.120 We'll run grassroots campaigns

00:38:30.120 and we'll train the next generation of activists.

00:38:33.120 We're going to build that professional core

00:38:35.120 that can work day in and day out

00:38:37.120 to advance Canadian nationalism and re-migration.

00:38:40.120 Our opponents already have this.

00:38:42.120 A web of diaspora groups, think tanks, lobbies and charities

00:38:46.120 working in tandem to a race Canadian identity.

00:38:49.120 We're building the resistance. 1.00

00:38:50.120 It's time for Heritage Canadians to step up

00:38:53.120 and take our country back from the elites that despise our history and our people. 1.00

00:38:57.700 Through the Dominion Society, re-migration will become a reality. 0.69

00:39:01.880 Long live Canada. 0.99

00:39:14.360 DominionSociety.ca

00:39:16.900 finally somebody standing up and doing something organizing this is absolutely fantastic i'm gonna

00:39:25.020 have to get that young man on the show at some point very very soon give him some more exposure

00:39:29.060 that's awesome now the other side they're going to call you racist the normies in the middle

00:39:37.420 they're going to feel this incredible surge of dislike or disgust because you are standing up

00:39:44.640 for your country and the citizens of this country.

00:39:48.800 They're going to feel this because it's been bred into them

00:39:51.180 for the past 50, 60 years in this country,

00:39:53.940 this multinational thing.

00:39:56.880 Canada's a mosaic, not a melting pot, Mark Carney says.

00:40:02.600 But we are Canada, and this is not about the color of your skin.

00:40:07.920 This is about how much we can take before we lose our culture,

00:40:11.860 and language is the very first thing.

00:40:14.220 we lose our languages we're done there is no culture in canada or it becomes the culture of

00:40:20.540 what was once a minority and soon growing into a majority or at least equal status it's not a

00:40:26.280 subculture any longer now it's a culture cultural part of canada pretty soon our three main languages

00:40:32.640 or four main languages will be english english french punjabi and mandarin is that something

00:40:38.920 that you want to see? Or do you want Canada to remain Canada? Meanwhile, Mark Carney's liberals

00:40:47.420 are quietly awarding contracts to Pfizer and Moderna, nearly $400 million for new COVID shots.

00:40:56.880 Even though they've been taken off the child schedule in the United States, this story comes

00:41:00.680 from LifeSite News, courtesy of todayville.com. Carney's liberal government signed nearly $400

00:41:07.640 million in contracts with Pfizer and with Moderna for COVID shots, despite halted booster programs

00:41:13.760 and ongoing delays in compensating Canadians for jab injuries. Carney awarded, how many times do

00:41:19.880 they have to say that in one article? June 30th, it was, the Liberal, this story only came out a

00:41:23.940 couple of days ago. June 30th, the Liberal government quietly signed nearly $400 million

00:41:30.040 in contracts with vaccine companies Pfizer and Moderna for COVID jabs, despite thousands of

00:41:35.580 Canadians waiting to receive compensation for shot injuries.

00:41:40.120 The contracts published on the Government of Canada website run from June 30th until March 31st of next year.

00:41:46.620 Under the contracts, taxpayers must pay $199,907,418 to both companies for their shots.

00:42:00.000 Notably, there have been no press releases regarding the contracts on the Government of Canada website.

00:42:05.360 nor from Carney's official office.

00:42:07.540 And additionally, the contracts were signed

00:42:10.300 after most Canadian provinces halted their COVID booster shot programs.

00:42:15.740 At the same time, many Canadians are still waiting.

00:42:19.820 This is absolutely insane.

00:42:24.000 That's 400 more million of our dollars.

00:42:28.660 Now, changing topics quickly here,

00:42:30.680 we're going to go to more provincial news.

00:42:32.360 this is an interesting website the ecoua.com website this was passed on to me by a woman

00:42:41.320 called jane who lives in manitoba and was a big part of ken drysdale's initiative last year to

00:42:47.060 slow down the smart city project all across manitoba and i'm sure that you guys have seen

00:42:53.860 this kind of thing happening in your cities in your provinces i mean i just drove across western

00:42:58.840 canada again for a second time in the last couple of months last week and i noticed some serious

00:43:04.680 changes going on in saskatoon regina calgary i didn't get to edmonton i didn't see colonna this

00:43:12.360 time but i saw it a couple of months ago and colonna has changed a lot as well the routing

00:43:17.660 of streets the bike lanes the removal of some streets and intersections it's quite something

00:43:25.620 really and what does this and and all of the super tech on all of the light posts

00:43:32.700 and telephone poles and power lines at intersections insane

00:43:39.540 and people are just going i don't know what that is doesn't matter i gotta go have a beer

00:43:47.880 with the boys in 15 minutes and i'm late and it's happening in the small towns too look at this this

00:43:55.600 is the manitoba rural transportation initiative we've got enough highways in this province what

00:44:06.160 do we need in the way of a transportation initiative this is the same joke i was making

00:44:12.020 last year where a town like morris is maybe 3 000 people oh we've got to have a transportation

00:44:17.520 initiative what you've got eight streets dude you got two traffic lights why do you need a

00:44:26.700 transportation initiative why do you need a morris 2035 plan or any town that small for that matter

00:44:35.760 when they need a plan basically it's a main street with some stores on it couple of gas stations

00:44:42.420 Every small town's got a Chinese food restaurant.

00:44:44.560 Of course they do.

00:44:46.580 A traffic lighter, too.

00:44:49.260 8, 10, 12 streets.

00:44:50.840 That's it.

00:44:51.340 That's all.

00:44:52.860 There's no bus service here.

00:44:55.440 There's one guy who drives a cab.

00:44:59.660 Are you kidding me?

00:45:02.400 And yet the Manitoba Rural Transportation Initiative,

00:45:05.320 or the MRTI, is a program offered by EcoWest Canada.

00:45:10.060 Apparently, Maggie Hope Braun tells me that these people are very, very big out west.

00:45:15.020 And no, I'd never heard of them before.

00:45:17.100 Eco-West Canada.

00:45:18.820 And they'll tackle local, municipal, and regional transportation challenges.

00:45:22.800 And I'll bet you that at some point going through this website, we'll see the word sustainability.

00:45:30.520 Working for win for everyone.

00:45:33.580 Share the journey.

00:45:34.460 Expanded transportation options can be a game changer for communities.

00:45:37.800 explore potential public transit service solutions for your community and region deploy

00:45:42.380 feasibility and market studies assess funding options for startup and operational support

00:45:47.480 aid in reducing the need for vehicles oh it's a green plan that never occurred to me

00:45:54.140 saving transportation costs for households make your community more attractive for residents and

00:46:01.020 employers expanding rural transportation networks car sharing oh didn't we see that

00:46:07.980 in the world economic forum website in the you will own nothing and be happy video

00:46:12.060 with new technology many transportation options have become more available and affordable ride

00:46:17.820 sharing carpooling e-bikes oh biking networks and trails transit hubs

00:46:24.000 in the town of bozeshire with 2 500 people we'll definitely need transit hubs my friends

00:46:34.520 this is a rural transportation initiative what do they need transit hubs and busing for

00:46:43.600 this is ridiculous this my friends is ickly this is ickly this is the federation of

00:46:56.620 canadian municipalities that's what this is maggie i i hope and pray that you can get on this 0.90

00:47:03.420 and get some people involved in the rural municipalities all across the west it's probably

00:47:08.820 going on out east as well. As experts in funding models, we work with every level of government to

00:47:15.320 match community needs with fund opportunities as they become available. We understand that

00:47:20.160 data requirements needed for successful applications, and we'll work with you to

00:47:24.320 ensure your municipality is prepared to make an application that meets eligibility requirements.

00:47:29.560 MRTI invites municipalities to participate in a solution-seeking process

00:47:33.880 that can make regional impacts a solution to what exactly what are you talking about

00:47:44.820 the premier of manitoba his name is wab canoe and he finally and he's been doing this kind of

00:47:55.000 behind closed doors for the last couple of years since he's been premier but finally finally in

00:47:59.960 of all the reporters in winnipeg finally he showed who he really is watch this tuxedo and

00:48:08.600 transcona their by-election got called 43 and 63 days after the seats were vacated it's been over

00:48:14.600 110 days here on spruce woods how much longer are people gonna have to be without a voice before

00:48:20.040 something gets called what's the rush well it's people's voices that aren't being heard right now

00:48:25.800 who's talking to you about that like like i for sure the pcs are like sending you news releases

00:48:33.880 but have you been hearing that from actual residents do you feel you don't have a voice

00:48:38.680 i mean without a representative yes well i'm your premier what would you like me to do call

00:48:44.600 the by-election why so i have my representative back oh it seems like you're taking a very hard

00:48:50.680 line opinion in terms of this news article you're going to be writing are you going to declare that

00:48:55.800 can you answer his question please what what question the question polyamph what is that

00:49:02.580 be nice i'm being nice i'm smiling it's not pretend nice i'm having fun he knows the rules

00:49:09.200 of the game just as you do this is not a firing line this you know what this is hilarious because

00:49:14.020 it's woke versus woke here it's woke eating their own woke left-wing corporate media reporters

00:49:20.360 versus a woke ndp premier it's actually kind of funny when you think about it this is scrum we're

00:49:25.660 We're having a back and forth, we're having fun.

00:49:27.660 In the past few months, prior to today, you've announced or re-announced approximately $330 million in funding in Westman,

00:49:36.660 not including the cancellation of the archive. Why choose this particular time to make such funding for Westman?

00:49:45.660 I'm surprised it's not more. Look outside. Is there a better place to be right now than Westman? It's beautiful.

00:49:55.660 What's your response to the Conservatives saying that you're just trying to attract votes for the upcoming Spruce Woods by-election, which is yet to be called?

00:50:04.660 Hasn't been called?

00:50:06.660 We're here to announce some great news for healthcare in Manitoba.

00:50:09.660 So, do you think that…

00:50:12.660 So?

00:50:14.660 You're aware there's no spending limits before by-election's formally called. There's a blackout on any…

00:50:23.660 You seem to be, like, really, like, on this, like, really narrow thing, Bartley.

00:50:28.800 So, like, expand your mind.

00:50:30.360 Like, we're talking about the future of medicine in western Manitoba.

00:50:34.400 What are we going to do in terms of artificial intelligence?

00:50:43.780 What is that?

00:50:46.960 That's arrogance.

00:50:48.680 That is arrogance.

00:50:50.700 He will pay the price for that.

00:50:52.200 but it's not going to be in the next election in manitoba because traditionally no matter how poorly

00:50:58.340 a premier or a political party performs on a provincial level at least in this province and

00:51:03.300 maybe it's the same in yours as well they get two terms there's always two terms and canoe knows 0.99

00:51:09.400 that and that's why you can act like an ass and get away with it staying with the uh canadian 0.97

00:51:17.500 In regional news, we got this one from Nanaimo, and I couldn't even believe it, from the Times Colonist. 0.99

00:51:24.620 City councillors in that city reject plan for fence to protect municipal staff.

00:51:33.240 Why would they need a fence, I wonder, to protect municipal staff?

00:51:39.420 Let's read this.

00:51:40.500 Well, Nanaimo Mayor Leonard Krog says he wasn't satisfied the fence would make any real difference for safety.

00:51:50.600 Fence? Why a fence?

00:51:53.380 Before we get into the story, can you guys write down in comments why you think that municipal employees in Nanaimo, British Columbia, would need a fence for protection?

00:52:06.260 I just want to see what you think this is.

00:52:07.780 well kim asks protect them from what and that's what i'm asking you what do they need protection

00:52:16.200 from i know there's a bit of a delay in comment so i'm going to wait for a couple of seconds here

00:52:25.580 junkies ah eddie bang on okay so let's get down to the story about junkies here there's a lot of

00:52:34.340 junkies in Nanaimo. Nanaimo's council has decided not to proceed with a plan to build a fence to

00:52:40.760 protect City Hall staff from disorder associated with an overdose prevention site next door.

00:52:55.940 The city staff had proposed a robust 1.8 meter high fence to protect employees from congregations

00:53:03.640 of people at the site saying workers had been subjected to intimidation and harassment but a

00:53:09.340 committee meeting last wednesday decided there would be no recommendation for action on the

00:53:13.780 proposal which had an estimated price tag of four hundred and twelve thousand dollars for a fence

00:53:18.920 mayor leonard crogg says he carefully considered the proposal but it's now dead he says he wasn't

00:53:26.060 satisfied the fence would make any real difference for safety adding the province needs to invest more

00:53:31.240 resources to address mental health issues yes here's what i say let's finish the story first

00:53:36.760 counselor hillary eastmuir says she voted against the fence because it would have created a false 0.97

00:53:41.900 sense of safety that would have sent a really problematic message without solving problems in

00:53:46.520 the area hmm okay i can deal with that false sense of safety maybe it would look like you were 0.93

00:53:53.760 keeping the riffraff out and heaven forbid that image should be projected in the left-wing corporate 0.97

00:53:58.920 media across your city heaven forbid you should look like a higher class than the average riffraff 1.00

00:54:08.360 than the average hoi polloi or junkies or maybe it would look like you're separating yourself 0.90

00:54:15.880 from the problem you yourself caused by agreeing with safe supply and safe injection sites

00:54:25.320 now what should be done about this well let me see here oh i've got an idea

00:54:33.200 how about and danielle smith brought this up to her credit last year as a proposal in alberta

00:54:40.820 how about we take these junkies off the street we throw them into mandatory treatment

00:54:46.080 for six months mandatory treatment and then we release them once they're cured once they're okay

00:54:53.620 because they will not be allowed any access to any drugs or drug paraphernalia while they're

00:54:58.060 inside. So they're drug free for six months. If they go back and, and they're warned repeatedly

00:55:03.600 day after day after day, if you go back out and you use again, you're not going to be coming back

00:55:08.640 here. You're going to be going to jail penitentiary style. You're never going to see drugs again,

00:55:15.660 unless you become Bluto's girlfriend.

00:55:21.040 And then maybe he'll give you a fix every now and again.

00:55:26.120 But you're going to hurt in many other places.

00:55:29.920 To me, I think that would be a big deterrent.

00:55:33.860 Now, I understand that addiction is a major problem

00:55:36.620 and people can't just kick it.

00:55:39.180 But when you've got a deterrent like Bluto

00:55:42.000 and three to five years,

00:55:44.620 in penitentiary you might want to think twice about sticking that needle in your arm no

00:55:51.880 i'm just saying 0.96

00:55:55.480 just throw just throwing it out there shadow why are you so mean how can you be so harsh hey

00:56:06.100 ultimately those of us who haven't committed crimes and haven't fallen victim to addiction

00:56:13.000 should not have to pay the price of being put in danger every time we decide to go downtown and try

00:56:19.360 to enjoy ourselves i mean i for one am sick and tired of seeing the downtown chorus of most of

00:56:26.320 the major cities in this country turn into shitholes because that's what they are now

00:56:31.160 you know i never i'm six foot one i weigh about 190 pounds i was never up until a couple of years

00:56:39.400 ago. I was never scared to go downtown. Not in any city, not even Winnipeg. But now, and I wouldn't

00:56:46.520 call it scared, I would still call it concerned. I've got my head on a swivel downtown now. I don't

00:56:51.860 care what event's going on down there. Because there's a lot of bad crap happening downtowns, 0.98

00:56:59.020 in downtowns in general, even smaller cities. I heard today from a friend in Victoria, 0.98

00:57:04.240 Victoria is horrible.

00:57:07.440 You can't go downtown and feel safe there.

00:57:11.080 Nanaimo, just up the highway on the island,

00:57:13.780 they want to build a fence to protect municipal employees.

00:57:16.760 We've got a problem, and it's the liberal government,

00:57:19.900 and it's the NDP governments across this entire country

00:57:22.540 that have caused it.

00:57:26.900 The time for political correctness is long since gone.

00:57:30.880 it is time now to tell the truth and deal with it like grown-ups deal with it period bottom line

00:57:38.500 done and done no more pretend world no more clown world no more upside down topsy-turvy

00:57:45.560 bs deal with criminals as they should be dealt with period okay rant over next story

00:57:55.060 bombshells begin from the western journal newly declassified doc confirms obama was compromised

00:58:01.580 email showed up on mystery evidence presented to fbi

00:58:04.820 you don't say you mean he's not such a good guy after all oh by the way uh chris sky dropped a

00:58:13.800 great video speaking of uh presidents with wives that are men

00:58:18.200 there's a great story involving emmanuel macron and his wife of course it's been claimed that she

00:58:28.120 slash he was born a man and uh it's also been claimed even that macron's wife is actually his

00:58:37.800 father and the evidence if because the women that declared this a few years ago one is a blogger and

00:58:46.520 the other one's a psychic they were doing a podcast about this the women that declared this

00:58:52.840 were said to have maligned francois what what's her first name i can't remember her first bridget

00:58:59.400 brigitte brigitte macron maligned her libeled her and so she was suing them for that and they were

00:59:05.800 both ordered these two women to pay her 10 000 euro and an appeals court last week said no

00:59:14.620 they're free to say whatever they want to say and so now if brigitte macron and her brother

00:59:21.840 want because the brother was talked about as well if they want to appeal this they're going to have

00:59:27.060 to show proof that in fact she is a biological woman so you can bet that that appeal is never

00:59:34.820 going to happen if it's true that she is a he. Anyway, Barack Obama has had a rough few days. 0.99

00:59:47.980 On Friday, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard released convincing evidence of an Obama-led

00:59:53.900 treasonous conspiracy hatched in 2016. Specifically, Gabbard accused the former president and his top

01:00:00.300 officials of using manufactured intelligence to hatch the Russia collusion hoax. And then

01:00:06.000 on Monday, yesterday, Republican Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa, chairman of the Senate Judiciary

01:00:12.620 Committee, released the hitherto classified Clinton Annex, an appendix to the Department

01:00:17.940 of Justice's 2018 Office of Inspector General report, also known as the Horowitz report,

01:00:23.920 which revealed the fbi under disgraced former director james comey might have intentionally

01:00:30.680 ignored evidence pertinent to its investigation into former secretary of state hillary clinton's

01:00:35.300 mishandling of classified information on that email scandal a private email server because

01:00:40.340 that evidence contained emails from obama himself according to the partially redacted document

01:00:46.140 the FBI received eight thumb drives from a source called T1.

01:00:52.360 This is like a deep throat.

01:00:55.720 The drives contained data, like emails, stolen from various sources,

01:00:59.320 including government offices, officials, agencies.

01:01:02.880 Examples of U.S. victim information that the analysis observed during this review

01:01:06.660 included former President Barack Obama's emails, the appendix read.

01:01:11.280 By coincidence or otherwise, Comey's FBI chose not to look deeper.

01:01:15.040 witnesses told us the FBI has never comprehensively reviewed thumb drives

01:01:19.860 through five i one through five the hither two classified appendix read meanwhile in a footnote

01:01:28.200 the appendix also noted the question of accessing the thumb drives resulted in multiple meetings

01:01:33.140 one september 20th 2016 another october 20th 2016 attended by FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe

01:01:40.520 White House counsel W. Neal Eggleston and others. Why would White House counsel meet with the FBI

01:01:46.460 regarding thumb drives already known to contain Obama's emails? Then why would the FBI choose not

01:01:52.300 to review these drives? Grassley called it an extreme lack of effort and due diligence on the

01:01:57.680 FBI's part. The senator also characterized the Comey's FBI negligent approach and perhaps

01:02:03.860 intentional lack of effort in the Clinton investigation as a sharp contrast with its

01:02:08.200 full-throated investigation of the Trump-Russia collusion hoax. Likewise, many users on Axe saw

01:02:15.260 the Obama emails as the key to understanding why, in the words of Sean Davis of The Federalist,

01:02:21.420 the Comey FBI deliberately sandbagged the Clinton investigation and refused to take basic

01:02:27.100 investigative steps that would have revealed how seriously Clinton compromised national security.

01:02:33.000 The annex showed that Comey and Obama FBI intentionally ignored these thumb drives during Hillary's email investigation because they had emails on them from Obama, another user wrote.

01:02:44.200 So, yeah, there could be some more investigation into this.

01:02:48.820 By the way, in some thanks to Tulsi Gabbard, we now know the Obama administration invented the Russia collusion hoax.

01:02:55.220 thus how difficult would it be to believe that obama and his senior officials also spiked the

01:03:00.280 fbi's investigation into clinton at least in part because of the presence of obama's emails on

01:03:05.780 those thumb drives oh very interesting and then this from the national pulse today

01:03:13.160 world economic forum doctored data to make brexit look bad

01:03:19.960 so what happened well the globalist wef has been accused of manipulating research to portray

01:03:27.220 brexit negatively this is before the vote who was involved klaus schwab some staff from the

01:03:33.780 wef and whistleblowers when and where allegations surfaced this month

01:03:38.700 incidents relate to a 2017-28 economic report every conspiracy theory about klaus schwab now

01:03:48.260 turns out to be true from brexit champion nigel farage who might be the next prime minister of

01:03:53.720 the uk impact alleged anti-democratic practices at the wef have been exposed raising serious

01:04:00.820 questions about its integrity duh oh this is small oh so um this is actually some pretty good news

01:04:11.220 from ecree.org there's been a rise in the number of people arriving in greece irregularly in recent

01:04:18.080 weeks the greek parliament has approved a three-month asylum suspension on arrivals from

01:04:23.020 north africa the racist violence recording network has raised concerns about the increasingly hostile

01:04:28.760 political and public discourse surrounding people on the move in greece cyprian authorities have

01:04:34.020 reported they deported 223 third country nationals between the 7th of july and the 13th of july

01:04:41.660 i think we have some video of that let me see if i can bring this up for you guys it's a very short

01:04:47.080 video um and what looks like greek officials moving migrants onto a ship of some kind let's have a look

01:05:17.080 and i did mention i had some video from david eb to play for you but that video seems to have

01:05:32.520 been scrubbed for some reason basically what he says is uh elbows up it's true that's what he says

01:05:39.020 tonight in the yeah yeah because president trump has called canadians uh mean or his ambassador

01:05:46.920 the US ambassador to Canada has called Canadians mean for not going down there. Statistics are

01:05:52.300 saying that less Canadians are traveling to the United States. I don't think that's true.

01:05:57.880 But apparently the elbows up stuff that, you know, the chocolate bars and all that crap has

01:06:03.300 been selling well in Ottawa for some reason. Probably the wokest city in Canada because of 0.51

01:06:10.260 all the federal employees. But everywhere else it's tank and you can find it at 50% off. So like

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The Shadoe Davis Show - July 23, 2025

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