00:04:38.660It's the 4th of July, so I would like to say happy Independence Day to all of our American friends.
00:04:44.540Yes, we do have people watching from America every night here on the show.
00:04:49.220Some of them say hello, some don't, but we do have people watching in Ohio.
00:04:53.180i'm looking at right now people watching in pennsylvania people watching in texas we do have
00:04:58.460some people watching in california washington state and fla and there could be more i just
00:05:03.880didn't notice them so if you are watching from the united states of america and you are an american
00:05:10.180i would like to wish you a happy 248th independence day from all of your canadian friends
00:05:17.620here on the shadow at night live stream all right i want to go say some hellos so let's go and do
00:05:25.200that now karen is watching in south river hello kevin kevin's watching in saint john number one
00:05:32.080kevin in calgary so oh he's in calgary sometimes saint john which is good because i'm usually
00:05:37.540slacking i'm glad you're so honest kevin that's fantastic john is watching tonight in swan river
00:05:44.780lucette is in saint jean baptiste rita hello in vaughn ontario linda's watching in saskatchewan
00:05:51.100tracy in black falls alberta robert's watching in kelowna british columbia hello beverly watching
00:05:57.340in thief river falls minnesota eddie is watching in stonewall manitoba hello christine in enola
00:06:04.060Doreen's watching and Brandon. Hello, Beverly, Joy, Evelyn, Earl. Was I singing?
00:06:15.000Was I really? Like out loud? Oh, I'm so sorry. I, you know, you're right. It's not my strong
00:06:25.340suit. Thank you, Earl. I didn't realize I was even doing it. Hello, Derek and Kamloops.
00:06:30.720Oh, speaking of Kamloops, you guys had the anomalies in the ground, right, at the former site of the residential school there?
00:06:38.540Well, they found more anomalies in Manitoba at the former site of a residential school in the northern part of the province, and we'll tell you more about that later.
00:28:03.540The chief of the Pimesikamak Cree Nation also says 37 anomalies have been found off-site more than a kilometer away from St. Joseph's Residential School.
00:28:18.060The anomalies, places where the ground has been disturbed, were found at depths of between 1 and 2 meters, Chief David Monase said Wednesday.
00:28:28.620He said this discovery means work is now needed
00:28:30.800to determine how many of these anomalies
00:52:25.080Dutch Professor Richard Toll resigned from the IPCC following the release of the ARS document.
00:52:30.600He stated the consequences of climate change are being systemically overestimated.
00:52:36.080The panel is directed from within the environment lobby and not from within science.
00:52:44.520Richard Lanzan, professor of meteorology at MIT, was a lead author on chapter seven of the IPCC
00:52:51.100third assessment report published in 2001. He was critical of the summary for policymakers saying
00:52:56.540it misrepresents what scientists are saying. Whenever a Marxist talks about the IPCC,
00:53:03.800you can actually stand up and say, there's no scientists on the IPCC. They're all,
00:53:07.440they're all climate alarmists that's all they are they're lobbyists
00:53:13.440they may have actually put some scientists in there now because people have been arguing that
00:53:20.680point in the last year there might be some bought and paid for scientists on the ipcc panel now
00:53:25.960doctors mcintyre and mckittrick demonstrated that michael mann's hockey stick graph published in
00:53:31.400the third assessment report of the ipcc was based on a misuse of data and statistical techniques
00:53:37.920The graph ignored both the medieval warming period and the Little Ice Age
00:53:41.480and used flawed statistics to predict a sharp increase in global temperatures from the year 2000.
00:53:47.460The National Academy of Sciences investigated the matter with a committee chaired by Professor Wegman of George Washington University.
00:53:54.360The committee found in favor of Drs. McIntyre and McKittrick.
00:53:57.500Dr. Frederick Sates, once president of Rockefeller University, wrote the following in the Wall Street Journal in 1996.
00:54:04.500In my more than 60 years as a member of the American scientific community, including service as president of both the National Academy of Sciences and the American Physical Society, I have never witnessed a more disturbing corruption of the peer review process than the events that led to this IPCC report.
00:59:45.520Aaron, that the opportunities to exceed the things you have to give up. You have to give
00:59:49.240up, uh, large part of the, uh, and eventually almost all, all of the, the coal mining activity.
00:59:56.240You know, what happens with beef, my climate group, Breakthrough Energy, just announced literally today an investment in an Australian group called Ruminate that helps cows not be so much a source of methane emissions.
01:03:46.580I mean, what's more important to you, if I were to ask you this question, what's more important to you, family or your country, what would you say if you had to make that choice?
01:04:00.400If you had to get your family out of Canada, out of your country, your native land, if you had to get your family out of the country you were born in, the country that you love, in order to keep them safe and out of the gulags, would you?
01:04:16.580it's an interesting question isn't it now most people would say family obviously well that means
01:04:22.080that you got to leave because you know what's coming here we're trying to stop it as best we
01:04:28.540can but we need more people to stand up we need more people to take accountability and we need
01:04:32.380more people to actually encourage others to do the same and until we get to that point
01:04:37.080they're going to roll on us anyway the difference between stakeholder capitalism
01:04:44.960and shareholder capitalism is the difference between capitalism itself and communism let's
01:04:52.520watch what this guy has to say explains that from these two systems we need a new global system
01:04:59.540called stakeholder capitalism so i wanted to kind of look at some of the different areas of this so
01:05:06.080i mean for us not zero we hear so much about it now how does that fit into all of this sure so
01:05:11.480So the two key components of stakeholder capitalism, people and planet, people refers to the inclusive
01:05:20.080policies that are being enacted around the world.
01:05:22.540That's the diversity, equity and inclusion policies that the companies are adopting.
01:05:29.240And then the sustainable part, it means the planet, sustainable, inclusive and sustainable
01:05:34.100people and planet, both mean the same thing.
01:05:41.240Sustainable means environmental or climate change.
01:05:46.220So part of his clever plan is to propagate the idea that climate change is posing an existential threat.
01:05:58.620And that unless we give up our use of petrol and diesel, anything that emits carbon, so stop eating meat, anything that comes from livestock, then the world is going to end.
01:06:10.120So it's causing a state of fear among a lot of people.
01:06:15.700And that's why we're seeing a lot of people who are going out,
01:06:18.900gluing their hands to the streets and, you know, chucking soup over paintings
01:06:24.520because they're fearful that the world's essentially going to end.
01:06:28.080So we become so fearful of the planet becoming a, or climate change becoming an existential threat
01:06:36.400that we actually want this transition to a new system.
01:06:39.460So you mentioned inclusive and sustainable. We talked about the sustainable green stuff. What about the inclusive side?
01:06:45.460So we also see that playing out in society at the moment as well. And we see this played out throughout history, particularly in the Cultural Revolution in China, where Mao indoctrinated the working class to believe they were oppressed and encouraged them to rise up and overturn capitalism in favour of communism.
01:07:09.060So the same playbook is being used today, but instead of using class, they're focusing on gender and race.
01:07:18.880And the policies that we see relating to that is critical race theory relating to race and gender identity.
01:07:26.360And these ideas are being propagated, particularly at universities at the young generation, at the younger generations.
01:07:32.340I think that was mainly because Mao believed that the younger generations were more impressionable
01:07:40.480and that's why they're targeting a lot of the education or the students to adopt these new ideas
01:07:47.480which when you think about it, when you break it down
01:07:52.620so the gender identity policies is essentially saying that there is no gender concept anymore
01:08:00.560the the idea that there is male and female does not exist people can be born into the wrong body
01:08:07.280and they're making young people believe that you are whatever gender you believe you are and if
01:08:14.160anyone tells you otherwise they are the oppressor so they are they they are encouraging um trans
01:08:25.280women to use women's bathrooms and take part in women's sports and saying you deserve to be taking
01:08:32.920part in these women's sports because you are female and you need to be you should be using
01:08:38.060the female changing rooms because you are a woman and anyone who's opposing that that's
01:08:43.460evidence that you're oppressed so they're creating division and playing this off against each other
01:08:48.920yeah and your government is doing it your government is encouraging it all governments
01:08:59.340seem to be encouraging this nonsense and if they're not encouraging it they're they're neutral
01:09:03.860on it which is just as bad they need to stand up and say no i believe that the governments
01:09:11.760and leaders presidents prime ministers whatever who have actually come out and said this is the0.99