The Shadoe Davis Show - June 18th⧸2025- Will Trump Invade Iran？ What will it mean if he does？

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00:03:30.000 Hello, everybody.

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00:03:45.980 It's Shadow at Night for, my voice isn't quite back to normal yet, for June 18th.

00:03:51.000 It's a Wednesday, June the 18th.

00:03:53.320 What's on the menu tonight on the show? 1.00

00:03:54.880 Immigration.

00:03:55.360 There is a new poll out that suggests a slim majority of Canadians feel that immigration is still too high.

00:04:04.740 And there is a reason for that, because the Carney government has reduced it, like they said, or will be reducing it, like they said during the election campaign.

00:04:12.640 But when the gas prices go up from 135 a liter to 180 a liter, everybody screams and shouts and says, that's too high.

00:04:23.700 And so they bring it down to 170. Oh, that's better. That's more like it. Well, it's still

00:04:30.060 up 35 cents. That's what's going on with immigration right now. So we're going to talk 0.83

00:04:34.480 about that later on in the show. This EV mandate has reappeared on the radar screen from the

00:04:40.600 liberals and the conservatives are fighting that in the house of commons. Well, the house continues

00:04:45.000 to sit until the end of this week, but why not fight bill C five? That's the one that gives

00:04:50.780 mark carney complete control over any kind of project that happens in canada he can overrule

00:04:58.580 laws he can just completely ignore them and he can create new ones without parliamentary oversight

00:05:04.000 and the conservatives and conservative premiers like scott moe and danielle smith are going along

00:05:09.760 with it we're going to talk about that the big story today obviously is what's going on in the

00:05:14.360 middle east we know israel and iran have been bombing each other left right and center for

00:05:18.540 the past week and a half will the americans get involved and if so what will happen then

00:05:25.220 domestically and internationally this is all coming up and then of course it's june so it's

00:05:31.760 pride month and there's a few crazy things that have been going on with that what is the great

00:05:36.800 reset for those of you that don't know and haven't been able to piece all of this together yet now

00:05:42.140 i'm not saying i have because who really knows what the end game is here we think we might know

00:05:48.420 and then the next day it changes

00:05:50.140 and the day after it changes again.

00:05:52.420 But we do know some of the things

00:05:54.280 and we do know the Great Reset

00:05:56.000 is pretty much the entire umbrella

00:05:59.360 over which all of these ridiculous things

00:06:01.840 are happening around us. 1.00

00:06:03.320 D-E-I, trans, climate change,

00:06:06.800 all of that stuff falls under that umbrella. 0.92

00:06:10.600 And the Rothschilds.

00:06:13.320 What do we really know about our own history?

00:06:17.320 it's very interesting we're going to go into that as well and on the extension tonight ken

00:06:23.780 driesdale of the nci and manitoba stronger together did a fantastic interview last night

00:06:29.420 with dr jessica rose and we're going to put that on the extension tonight we may wrap up the social

00:06:34.460 media part of the show early tonight because i have i have a bit of an emergency i have to attend

00:06:39.900 to this evening i'm not going to go into detail about that but i do have to take care of something

00:06:45.300 and so we may wrap up a little bit early tonight.

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00:08:11.260 So I was talking on the phone briefly today with our friend, Councillor Lisa Robinson of Pickering, Ontario.

00:08:18.080 And she told me that they're going to suspend her pay again next Monday.

00:08:23.820 She's been dropping videos left and right on YouTube lately.

00:08:27.180 And here's the most recent one.

00:08:29.500 I want to speak directly to you about something I've been standing firmly against from the very beginning.

00:08:35.620 Diversity, equity and inclusion programs or DEI.

00:08:39.740 I am very pleased to see that Doug Ford and the provincial government are now walking

00:08:44.860 back some of these dangerous DEI policies through Bill 33.

00:08:50.140 This bill is a step in the right direction.

00:08:52.720 It begins to reverse the politicized hiring and admission practices that prioritize identity

00:08:58.260 over qualifications, merit or ability.

00:09:02.020 For years now, I have been warning people we should never be hiring anyone based on 0.68

00:09:06.680 color of their skin, their sexual preferences, or their religious beliefs. That's not equality. 0.99

00:09:12.840 That's discrimination in a different form. In fact, I was the only councillor to oppose adopting

00:09:19.400 the DEI within the city of Pickering. I've also personally tried to bring forward a notice of

00:09:24.920 motion to remove DEI from our local government structure. Unfortunately, not one other member

00:09:31.880 of Council was willing to second it, even after I mentioned they're shutting DEI down

00:09:38.480 around the world because of the division it has caused.

00:09:43.060 Here's what Bill 33 does.

00:09:45.800 It reasserts merit-based hiring and admissions across Ontario's public institutions.

00:09:51.900 It reduces government funding for programs that force ideological hiring quotas.

00:09:57.060 and it puts power back where it belongs, with parents, with voters, and with institutions that

00:10:04.720 serve all people equally, not based on identity. We are finally starting to see common sense take

00:10:12.920 hold again here in Canada, but the fight isn't over. I need your voices, your support, and your

00:10:19.680 courage to keep pushing forward. Let's keep standing for fairness, for merit, for integrity,

00:10:26.480 and for a future where every person is judged not by the color of their skin their religious

00:10:32.600 beliefs or their sexuality but by what they can do i am counselor lisa robinson the people's

00:10:39.580 counselor and i work for you the people so if you believe in honesty transparency and a leadership

00:10:45.080 that puts truth before politics and the people before power then stand with me and follow me

00:10:50.740 Share the truth and help take back our city one voice at a time.

00:10:55.720 Thanks for watching and God bless.

00:11:20.740 Edna, hello. Dan Ross is watching tonight from Manitoba. Hello, Bob in Sudbury. Wallace is

00:11:28.420 watching tonight. Choppy in and out. The feed's not great. What the heck? Maybe you're in a bad

00:11:32.340 spot. Christine is watching from Enola, Manitoba. Hello, Kathy in New Brunswick. Freedom Ray watching

00:11:37.960 on YouTube tonight from Northern Ontario. Roseanne, Carol, Greg, Dave, Frank, all you guys don't forget

00:11:44.980 to like and share. Let's get this out there to as many people as we possibly can. On Rumble,

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00:12:02.520 Don't forget again, like and share, guys.

00:12:04.460 Get this out to as many people as you possibly can.

00:12:06.780 All right, you guys know how I feel about the left-wing corporate media.

00:12:11.240 Hit and miss, mostly miss.

00:12:12.660 But sometimes, occasionally, they do put out something that's worth watching or reading.

00:12:20.760 For example, this story that comes from the BBC, Trump's Iran Dilemma, exposes bitter split in the president's circle.

00:12:29.020 And yes, yes, comedian Dave Smith was going on and on and on and on about this.

00:12:34.860 I think it was on Chicks on the Right, or at least they were talking about it.

00:12:39.240 And it seems as though Trump's coalition may fall apart if he decides he wants to go into this war against Iran with Israel.

00:12:49.540 The dilemma of whether the U.S. should join Israel in attacking Iran or stay out of the offensive altogether has exposed divisions among Donald Trump supporters.

00:12:59.260 I may do it. I may not do it.

00:13:01.460 Trump said today whether the U.S. would join the conflict by targeting Iranian nuclear sites.

00:13:07.560 Trump. Now, again, there's a lot of debate as to whether or not these nuclear sites even exist.

00:13:15.300 The possibility he might draw the U.S. into another foreign entanglement has pitted the

00:13:20.100 isolationist and hawkish wings of his party bitterly against one another. Among those

00:13:24.960 that have expressed doubt about Iran's nuclear plans are Trump's director of national intelligence,

00:13:30.300 Tulsi Gabbard, who in March, we played this last night, I think, on the show,

00:13:33.840 testified before Congress that while Iran's enriched uranium was at an all-time high,

00:13:39.340 experts did not believe it was working on a nuclear weapon.

00:13:42.760 On June 10th, just three days before Israeli strikes on Iran began,

00:13:47.520 Gabbard also posted a video in which he warned the political elite warmongers

00:13:51.340 were carelessly fomenting fear and tensions

00:13:53.920 that risked putting the world on the brink of nuclear annihilation.

00:13:58.060 Gabbard's video and prior comments reportedly opened a rift between her and Trump,

00:14:02.140 who U.S. news outlet Politico reported became incensed at the video.

00:14:08.460 I don't care what she said, Trump told reporters when asked about her earlier comments before Congress.

00:14:13.420 I think they were very close to having a weapon.

00:14:16.760 She later accused the media of taking her comments out of context.

00:14:20.400 I don't think they did.

00:14:21.840 Telling CNN that she was on the same page as Trump.

00:14:24.980 I don't think she was.

00:14:26.420 Gabbard was not alone among Republicans criticizing potential U.S. involvement in the conflict.

00:14:32.060 Yesterday, Thomas Massey, Republican congressman from Kentucky, sided with Democrats to introduce a bill that would block Trump from engaging U.S. forces in unauthorized hostilities with Iran without congressional approval.

00:14:44.580 And yet they believe in the war in Ukraine.

00:14:48.460 This is not our war.

00:14:50.340 Even if it were, Congress must decide such matters according to our Constitution, Massey posted on X.

00:14:55.200 several proponents of Trump's America First doctrine pointed out that he vowed to keep the

00:15:00.240 U.S. out of forever wars, such as those that led to the deaths of thousands of U.S. troops in

00:15:06.020 Afghanistan and Iraq. So if they do decide to go into this, will anybody follow them? And who

00:15:13.140 will join with Iran in the Middle East in opposing them? Here's the Ayatollah. 0.95

00:15:18.580 Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei rejected U.S. President Donald Trump's demand

00:15:25.840 for unconditional surrender on Wednesday. It came as thousands fled intensified Israeli airstrikes

00:15:32.840 in the Iranian capital Tehran, prompting Turkey to tighten security at the border it shares with

00:15:39.640 Iran. In a recorded television speech, Khamenei said Americans, quote, should know that any U.S.

00:15:47.860 military intervention will undoubtedly be accompanied by irreparable damage.

00:15:54.220 Trump has veered from proposing a swift diplomatic end to the war to suggesting the United States

00:16:01.000 might join it. In social media posts on Tuesday, he mused about killing Khamenei and demanded

00:16:07.640 Iran's unconditional surrender. A source familiar with internal discussions said Trump and his team

00:16:14.220 were considering joining Israel in strikes against Iranian nuclear sites, among other options.

00:16:20.600 Israel's military told Iranians to leave parts of the capital for their safety while it struck

00:16:26.100 targets. It said 50 Israeli jets had struck around 20 targets in Tehran overnight, including sites

00:16:34.580 producing raw materials, components and manufacturing systems for missiles. The prospect

00:16:41.040 that Trump could bring the United States into the war has raised the stakes since he abandoned a G7

00:16:47.380 summit and met his security officials in Washington on Tuesday. Iran's ambassador to the United Nations

00:16:54.440 in Geneva, Ali Bareini, told a news conference he already saw the U.S. as complicit in what Israel

00:17:01.760 is doing. If we come to the conclusion that the United States is directly involved in attacks

00:17:12.240 against Iran, we will start responding to the United States. Iran has been exploring options 0.54

00:17:18.820 for leverage, including veiled threats to restrict access to the Gulf through the Strait of Hormuz,

00:17:25.080 the world's most important shipping artery for oil. Tehran has in the past threatened to close

00:17:30.420 the strait, but has never followed through. While inside Iran, the biggest attacks since

00:17:36.700 the war with Iraq in the 1980s have wiped out an echelon of senior leadership. Authorities

00:17:43.080 have allowed fewer images of destruction to circulate than in the early days of the bombing,

00:17:48.120 and a ban on filming by the public has been imposed. In Israel, sirens rang out warning

00:17:54.240 people of Iranian retaliatory missile strikes. At Ramat Gan city train station east of Tel

00:18:00.500 Aviv, people were lying on city-supplied mattresses lined along the floor. Among them,

00:18:06.620 Tamar Vaiz prepared for her second night in the makeshift shelter alongside her two children.

00:18:12.360 I feel scared and overwhelmed, especially because I live in the densely populated

00:18:19.060 populated area that iran is seeming to target and our uh our city has very very old buildings

00:18:27.040 without shelters without safe spaces

00:18:29.740 okay so let me take that off for a second here so why is all this going on why is trump

00:18:40.020 going against what he believed in firmly for years and years and years and even spoke

00:18:46.200 vehemently and passionately about during the 2015 Republican candidates debate,

00:18:53.300 especially with Jeb Bush right here. Watch this. They lied. They said there were weapons of mass

00:18:58.480 destruction. There were none. And they knew there were none. There were no weapons of mass destruction.

00:19:04.620 Obviously, the war in Iraq was a big, fat mistake. All right. Now, you can take it any way you want. 0.89

00:19:11.640 And it took Jeb Bush, if you remember at the beginning of his announcement, when he announced the president, took him five days.

00:19:19.120 He went back. It was a mistake. It wasn't a mistake.

00:19:21.480 It took him five days before his people told him what to say.

00:19:25.640 And he ultimately said it was a mistake.

00:19:28.160 The war in Iraq, we spent two trillion dollars, thousands of lives.

00:19:32.120 We don't even have it. Iran is taking over Iraq with the second largest oil reserves in the world.

00:19:37.600 Obviously, it was a mistake. So George Bush made a mistake.

00:19:41.400 We can make mistakes, but that one was a beauty. 1.00

00:19:44.060 We should have never been in Iraq. 1.00

00:19:46.100 We have destabilized the Middle East.

00:19:48.260 But so you still think he should be impeached?

00:19:51.340 I think it's my turn, isn't it?

00:19:52.200 You do whatever you want.

00:19:53.340 You call it whatever you want.

00:19:54.680 I want to tell you, they lied.

00:19:56.460 They said there were weapons of mass destruction.

00:19:59.040 There were none, and they knew there were none.

00:20:01.300 There were no weapons of mass destruction.

00:20:03.320 Okay, all right.

00:20:06.320 Hmm.

00:20:06.960 And now he says Iran has gotten dangerously close to nuclear weapons.

00:20:16.480 Even though Tulsi Gabbard said two months ago, no, they haven't.

00:20:20.260 The experts say no, no.

00:20:21.660 So what's really going on over there?

00:20:25.560 I saw I made a post a couple of minutes ago that the U.S. are warmongers.

00:20:29.640 I would suggest, yeah, some of them are warmongers, but who are they being goaded by?

00:20:34.340 chris sky has got an interesting opinion on this he posted this earlier today i'm going to play this

00:20:43.540 for you now and again i want to reiterate to all of the youtube and facebook algorithms that this

00:20:48.760 is only an opinion and not to be taken for fact three minutes of chris sky do they want to do

00:20:57.380 this one yeah i think i do so this is going to make a lot of sense once everybody gets this

00:21:05.240 they're going to understand the entire situation going on in the world what are the true origins

00:21:11.000 of the jeffrey epstein files what is their true purpose who has control of them and

00:21:20.020 why is it never going to come to light and how does it affect the world today let's see if i

00:21:25.960 do all this in three minutes okay the origin of the epstein files is from a group called mega group

00:21:36.120 mega group was a brainchild of three people steven spielberg the director charles bronzman the head

00:21:42.760 of the bronzman family the richest and most powerful family in canada made their money

00:21:47.000 from prohibition and alcohol owned seagram's alcohol which they sold for almost 40 billion

00:21:51.640 dollars the grandchildren who are still in jail for running a child trafficking sex cult that

00:21:57.560 bronfman family steven spielberg hollywood director and les wexman yes the owner of victoria's secret

00:22:04.600 they created what was called mega group which was supposed to be a talent organization

00:22:09.560 international to get the cream of the crop kids for hollywood which we now know was for human

00:22:15.320 trafficking, ritualistic murder, organ harvesting, rape, etc. And then they put in charge to run

00:22:23.720 Megagroup, which by the way was also an official pro-Israel lobby like AIPAC, and also tied

00:22:30.700 directly to the Mossad Israeli intelligence, and we'll get to that. But guess what? Guess who they

00:22:35.940 hired to run it? A man by the name of Jeffrey Epstein. He even had signing authority for

00:22:40.620 Wexman. So you have this unholy alliance of the Victoria's Secret Head, the richest and most

00:22:47.060 powerful Canadian family, and Steven Spielberg, Hollywood director. And now they have a network

00:22:54.020 that they're building up all over the world. And every single person that either did old children,

00:22:59.220 took a bribe, or even cheated on their spouse with a significant other, they put you in this

00:23:04.140 little black book. And every single person in that book is now controlled by the Mossad. You 0.54

00:23:09.440 are basically a spy for Israel. Doesn't matter who you are or where you were before. Now, 0.87

00:23:13.980 who's in this book? This started since 1991. So think of how many hundreds or thousands

00:23:20.780 of people are in this book. And we're talking Democrats, Republicans, judges, lawyers,

00:23:25.820 congressmen, senators, cops, celebrities. So do you think any of those people want it coming

00:23:31.060 out? Absolutely not. And they're the most powerful people in the world. And you think

00:23:34.480 the Mossad, the most powerful intelligence agency, is going to give up their little

00:23:38.600 black book an entire list of operatives that they have all around the world absolutely not 0.99

00:23:44.700 and that is why israel can blackmail every politician in every country around the friggin 0.87

00:23:50.920 world and that's why those titles are never going to come out

00:23:54.160 i believe there are some that are untouchable some people who have never done the things

00:24:03.740 that would get them photographed and extorted somebody like tucker carlson for example

00:24:13.520 god-fearing man he's a christian loves his family at least that's what we know about him but i

00:24:19.840 believe all of those things to be true and here he is talking to ted cruz this is one of the most

00:24:28.220 interesting excerpts of the one hour 30 minute interview that tucker did with senator cruz

00:24:35.600 watch asking about your allegation and the prime minister of israel's allegation that

00:24:40.680 is that iran is trying to murder the president killing terrorists is a good thing killing people 0.92

00:24:46.840 who are trying to murder americans is a good thing because if you're america first you want 0.97

00:24:51.780 to protect america and so taking out killing osama bin laden was a fantastic but you don't

00:24:56.860 really believe that they're trying to murder trump or yes i do yes then why aren't you calling

00:25:00.840 for military action against tehran right now because they're not very effective in terms of

00:25:04.360 hitmen their hitmen are not very effective i do think so they're hitmen but not the bad kind the

00:25:08.960 efficient kind what are you saying they're a weak country who is on its knees and i think we need

00:25:13.740 to then why are we so afraid of them why are they the biggest threat if they're a weak country that's

00:25:16.700 on its knees because they're trying i'm trying to keep track they're trying to develop

00:25:20.080 be a little less snarky i know you're right that is a problem that i have i'm sorry

00:25:26.860 i gotta play that last part again it's too good

00:25:32.140 are they the biggest threat if they're a weak country that's on its knees because they're

00:25:39.720 trying i'm trying to keep track they're trying to develop

00:25:42.060 be a little less snarky i know you're right that is a problem that i have i'm sorry

00:25:48.400 i think cruises being extorted i think many of them are the war hawks mostly are being extorted

00:25:59.340 whether it's ukraine whether it's iran whether it's anybody else

00:26:03.120 and probably donald trump too either that or they've got something on him

00:26:08.880 we don't know exactly what it is but for him to flip around like this

00:26:13.840 remember he was also nearly assassinated a couple of times too that we know of maybe

00:26:22.240 there are more instances of it i don't know

00:26:24.420 and why are they after christians so much what is it about christians candace owens had

00:26:33.480 an ex-cia member on her show a couple of months ago this is an interesting excerpt also christians

00:26:41.640 I remember the Soviet Union made a statement that we could control all of our entire population except the Christians.

00:26:48.680 And they had to put them in prison and in gulags.

00:26:50.720 And I remember 1994 when I was in the CIA, we ordered into a conference room.

00:26:55.120 We all filed in.

00:26:56.160 There's about 30 of us.

00:26:57.120 And our division chief starts off by saying, now, don't get mad at me.

00:27:00.540 I'm just the messenger.

00:27:01.500 This comes down from the director of the CIA.

00:27:04.540 You can no longer say Merry Christmas in any CIA office space.

00:27:09.180 You cannot have a manger scene on your desk or on your door, or you will face administrative penalties.

00:27:15.380 And the sad part was only two of us, our jaws dropped.

00:27:18.300 Like, what?

00:27:20.200 And the CIA was actively against Christians, and they used DEI as a method to suppress them.

00:27:26.120 And I remember it was Christmas Eve, and I walked out.

00:27:27.980 You know, I thought about this, prayed about this overnight, and I said, oh, no, you don't.

00:27:31.560 So I walked out on New Year's Eve, and I turned around to everybody, and I said, good night.

00:27:35.420 And by the way, Merry Christmas.

00:27:37.020 I'm like, you know, there is a line you don't cross.

00:27:39.940 Well, there was an outrage from the CIA populace.

00:27:43.320 And as evil people always do, when they got resistance, they backed off and said, well, never mind, you know. 0.52

00:27:49.400 But it has been Christianity because the Christians are the only ones that will not answer to tyranny.

00:27:55.080 We believe in God and a higher power, and we will not be manipulated by a tyrannical regime.

00:28:01.400 And that's why Christians are despised around the world, including in this previous administration.

00:28:05.940 my goodness, and going back to Obama, how they attacked Christians and eliminated the religious

00:28:11.300 freedom post at the Department of State, and on and on and on it went. But that's the reason.

00:28:17.260 And Christianity, of course, continues to be attacked in Canada. Churches are burning. Now,

00:28:23.360 nothing lately, at least that we've heard of, but how many churches have been burned in the last

00:28:28.220 couple, three years? Christian churches? 200, 300, all across the country? All right, let's change

00:28:35.200 gears now let's talk about what's going on here in canada from the left-wing corporate ctv

00:28:39.760 ministers defend carney's nation building bill this is c5 at efforts for parliament to expedite

00:28:47.600 it despite objections who's objecting the conservatives seem to be going along with

00:28:52.320 this mark carney's minister of intergovernmental affairs is defending the nation building trade

00:28:57.180 barrier and major projects bill and the liberals efforts to expedite its passage by canada day

00:29:02.820 amid objections we hope this legislation can be adopted expeditiously intergovernmental affairs

00:29:12.300 and one canadian economy minister dominic leblanc told senators yesterday leblanc is the sponsor of

00:29:18.320 bill c5 which the liberals have coined the one canadian economy bill i don't like the sound of

00:29:24.260 that he was testifying as part of a senate-wide pre-study of the legislation pre-studies are a

00:29:29.280 for senators to begin considering legislation before the bill is formally passed in the house

00:29:33.320 and are often used when there's an intention to pass policy quickly this comes as mps agreed to

00:29:39.400 vote agreed by a vote of 305 to 30 on monday to pass a government motion to expedite the

00:29:46.300 legislation's passage putting bill c5 on a course towards clearing the house of commons by the end

00:29:52.200 of the week the conservatives voted in favor i don't get it while the liberals typical dance

00:29:58.720 partners from the last minority parliament the bloc new democrats and greens voted against

00:30:05.680 as a result of the motion passing the house transport infrastructure and communities

00:30:09.840 committee will sit for a few hours on tuesday and then potentially burn the midnight oil tonight

00:30:15.120 to complete the study uh clause by clause of the bill then mps will have a limited window for debate

00:30:21.120 at report stage and third reading with the motion stating the house cannot adjourn

00:30:24.960 on Friday until Bill C-5 passes into the Senate.

00:30:29.420 I think the Prime Minister and our government

00:30:31.580 made a compelling case to Canadians

00:30:33.120 this particular piece of legislation

00:30:34.820 was what the moment required.

00:30:37.500 This means, well, let's get down to this part here.

00:30:41.480 What's contentious about Bill C-5?

00:30:43.860 It's titled,

00:30:46.040 An Act to Enact the Free Trade and Labor Mobility in Canada Act,

00:30:49.960 and the Building Canada Act spans fewer than 20 pages.

00:30:52.300 It proposes to recognize provincial regulations with the aim of making it easier to improve the mobility of goods and services as well as labor.

00:31:00.420 It also seeks to speed up the development of major projects deemed to be in the national interest.

00:31:05.520 Who gets to decide that?

00:31:07.500 It's the provisions proposing to grant cabinet new powers with the intention of centralizing approvals for new natural resource projects

00:31:16.460 that are being heavily criticized as undermining indigenous rights and environmental protections.

00:31:21.520 there's widespread concern among opponents that if bill c5 becomes law projects could be greenlit

00:31:27.500 without adequate consultation or parliamentary oversight remember this is all up to the liberals

00:31:33.980 they're the government do you trust them with this much power i don't

00:31:40.860 sparking further ire is the liberal push to condense the debate on and study of the legislation

00:31:47.460 when the bill was unveiled just two weeks before MPs scheduled summer break.

00:31:51.620 Carney said if Parliament needs to sit longer, it should sit longer in order to get it passed.

00:31:57.500 Crown Indigenous Relations Minister Rebecca Alte testified alongside LeBlanc Tuesday.

00:32:02.080 She was pressed to respond to testimony senators heard the day prior from Indigenous leaders.

00:32:06.260 We want to see the process slowed down.

00:32:09.000 They included Inuit Taproot Kanatami President Natan Obed,

00:32:13.100 who implored senators to take additional time to consider this legislation.

00:32:17.460 They are supposed to be the house of sober second thought.

00:32:22.820 Considering the serious consequences of hastily passing this legislation through Parliament,

00:32:27.320 a more nuanced, considerate approach would allow Canada to develop clear pathways

00:32:31.860 to advanced nation-building projects, Obed said.

00:32:34.760 As to address the concerns about upholding the rights of Indigenous peoples,

00:32:38.300 Alti asserted the bill will not infringe on existing obligations. 1.00

00:32:42.180 Of course it can!

00:32:45.600 But he says it won't.

00:32:47.460 do you believe him i don't now what about this one canadians oppose this liberal 2030 prohibition

00:32:55.920 of new gas and diesel vehicles you guys are well aware about this right canada set to outlaw new

00:33:01.760 gas and diesel powered passenger vehicle sales by 2035 that's the story from a couple of months ago

00:33:07.700 that people just kind of went to sleep on but they were talking about it today in the house of

00:33:12.580 commons and here's a clip from that liberal government is doubling down on its insane

00:33:17.900 ban on gas power vehicles the latest liberal overreach kicks in next year and soon your

00:33:23.900 favorite car truck and van will be illegal but this mandate is already driving up prices the

00:33:29.960 average price of a new car is 67 000 used cars are approaching 40 000 and this liberal mandate

00:33:35.820 will add an additional 20 000 per vehicle they've already priced working canadians out of the

00:33:42.560 housing market? Why are they pricing working Canadians out of the ability to buy a vehicle as

00:33:46.920 well? The Honourable Minister of the Environment and Climate Change. Mr. Speaker, first let's start

00:33:52.980 with the facts, which is there is no ban on gas-powered vehicles. But more to the point,

00:33:59.140 let's also say, once again, we're seeing the Conservatives talking down one of our most

00:34:05.220 important industries, employing hard-working auto workers in our country. At the very moment that

00:34:11.840 we're facing tariff threats from the United States. I find it rich that they're choosing

00:34:17.040 to take this position instead of talking up a growing and important industry. We stand with

00:34:21.580 our auto workers. There absolutely is a ban. It starts to come into effect next year and it will

00:34:31.160 absolutely devastate the auto sector here in Canada. The auto sector is already under fire

00:34:36.660 from unjustified U.S. tariffs and the PM's inability to get a deal.

00:34:41.000 But GM, Ford are all saying that this ban will kill jobs.

00:34:45.700 In fact, a new report says that this ban on gas-powered vehicles

00:34:49.060 will kill 90,000 auto jobs.

00:34:51.720 Instead of sending even more jobs to the U.S.,

00:34:55.020 why not end the ban on gas-powered vehicles

00:34:58.060 and let Canadians decide what kind of vehicle they want to buy?

00:35:01.960 The Honourable Minister of the Environment and Climate Change.

00:35:04.660 Mr. Speaker, it's nice to hear that they're finally recognizing that we're talking about an industry that's facing unjustified tariffs from the United States.

00:35:13.840 But let's also talk about how our auto sector is important.

00:35:18.820 We need to support it in this moment.

00:35:20.660 It's creating good-paying union jobs in our country.

00:35:24.240 An EV standard actually makes sure that new electric vehicles are available to Canadians.

00:35:30.360 They're cheaper to operate, they're cheaper on upkeep, and Canadians want to be able to have access.

00:35:35.980 The Honourable Leader of the Opposition.

00:35:39.280 You don't have to allow Canadians to buy one type of vehicle by banning their ability to buy the ones that are actually right.

00:35:48.900 You know, this is raising a lot of questions.

00:35:51.500 Canadians, autoworkers, 4GM, they all don't want the EV mandate, but the Prime Minister is intent on pushing it through.

00:35:58.100 Why? Well, right before becoming Prime Minister, he was chair of Brookfield, and he advocated for a ban on gas-powered cars.

00:36:05.500 Brookfield is heavily invested in the EV supply chain, yet this Prime Minister refuses to reveal his financial interests or self-admitted conflicts.

00:36:13.020 Isn't it true that this isn't about the environment, this is about the bottom line for Brookfield?

00:36:20.900 The Honourable Minister for Artificial Intelligence.

00:36:24.600 We're in a trade war launched by the United States that's targeting our auto workers and our auto sector.

00:36:30.500 Make no mistake, we will fight for every job and every worker.

00:36:34.280 We have invested in the auto sector, including the EV sector,

00:36:38.160 to build good jobs in places like St. Thomas, where the Amino Corp is employing people.

00:36:43.420 This government will always invest in workers and make sure that the auto industry is growing, resilient and successful.

00:36:54.600 why is it then that all of the big auto manufacturers are slowing down their ev

00:37:04.180 manufacturing no demand right they're also by the way the liberals bringing in these rebate checks

00:37:13.560 to make it easier to afford an ev even though the minister says that it's

00:37:17.620 cheaper to run an ev vehicle cheaper to operate does she know what a battery replacement costs

00:37:26.840 in an electric vehicle and they tend to blow up all the time especially in extremely cold weather

00:37:32.080 i've heard anywhere between 23 and 29 000 for a new battery for an ev but of course they're

00:37:39.020 cheaper to operate what dreamland are they living in i wonder and also andrew sheer brought up in

00:37:45.500 that little back and forth from the house of commons that um mark carney still has not made

00:37:50.540 a deal with donald trump in the united states regarding these tariffs which nobody seems to

00:37:55.540 be talking about anymore what's the elbows up crowd god too they're quiet here's eve francois

00:38:04.900 blanchette the leader of the bloc quebecois we are seen that there has been no action on what

00:38:12.600 seemed to be a crisis. Mr. Carney said this himself, no crisis, no Carney. I mean, after

00:38:21.360 the election, he could have done something else, but he didn't talk about the crisis

00:38:25.660 anymore. And the only result we're seeing is Mr. Trump's team meeting with Carney's

00:38:35.080 team to try and save face. We'll get together and talk again in 30 days. Mr. Carney made

00:38:41.880 some extremely costly commitments, legislation to protect the borders, which raises questions

00:38:50.380 of ethics, I might add. And he abandoned the counter-tariff supposedly because he could

00:38:59.380 reach an agreement with Mr. Trump before the G7. And what he actually secured, without

00:39:07.960 going back on any of the concessions that he'd already made was 30 days. You know, getting 30

00:39:14.580 days from Mr. Trump is easy. He probably would have made the offer himself. So I'm sorry to

00:39:22.200 have to say this, but Mr. Carney got nothing. Mr. Carney got nothing, at least so far. Do you have

00:39:34.560 confidence that mr carney will get anywhere with donald trump trump left the g7 he has other fish

00:39:41.880 to fry maybe there there could have been an opportunity to to make a deal oh sorry sorry

00:39:49.280 carney did make a deal he made it with voldemir zelinski of ukraine who kind of snuck in after

00:39:54.200 trump left in kananaskis and got two billion more dollars from us and of course some more war supplies

00:40:00.820 like we have any to give anymore let's get back to the ev mandate for just a second do you have

00:40:07.160 a classic car club in your city or town because i'll tell you every sunday night in winnipeg

00:40:13.580 we've got the winnipeg cruising culture crowd that goes out they used to be in my part of town

00:40:18.700 sunday nights starting at six o'clock and they would bomb up and down portage avenue with their

00:40:23.440 1950s and 60s and 70s classic cars they wouldn't be honking their horns or anything but their

00:40:29.300 engines are revving and and they're all sitting in a parking lot of this big mall this big strip

00:40:35.500 mall three or four blocks from where i live so you could walk around the cars for a couple of hours

00:40:41.280 before they started the cruise and you could check them out and they're all gas-powered vehicles of

00:40:46.140 course they are right i'm wondering if the people who own classic cars and the people who run clubs

00:40:51.600 like the Winnipeg Cruising Culture Club know about this EV mandate? Do they even know that the cars

00:41:00.500 they are proud to show off and drive around weekly in their city and town are going to be outlawed by

00:41:06.060 2035? Well, that's not completely true. They won't be outlawed. They'll be grandfathered in. So you're

00:41:11.500 not going to be able to buy a gas-powered vehicle by 2015. And by the way, next year, 20% of vehicles

00:41:18.580 sold in Canada must be EVs, and then it goes up year by year by year until 2035 when gas-powered

00:41:24.900 vehicles will not be allowed to be sold at all. I'm not sure if you can sell used gas-powered

00:41:30.860 vehicles privately, but I doubt that there will be any private sales by 2035 because CBDC is coming,

00:41:37.020 but that's a whole different thing. So I'm wondering, you can own a gas-powered vehicle

00:41:44.000 in 2035, but good luck finding any gasoline for it or parts in case something goes wrong.

00:41:50.620 That'll be it. Maybe you can get them on the black market using some other kind of currency.

00:41:55.960 I don't know. I don't know what our life will be like in 2035, but they're certainly showing us

00:42:04.200 signs and it doesn't look great, does it? Okay, ladies and gentlemen, here is a man,

00:42:10.540 appears to be middle-aged maybe mid-50s maybe late 50s trying to get into a little girl's

00:42:18.560 change room with a bikini top on i think this was in florida he was stopped by a vigilant mother

00:42:27.480 let's watch that hey i'm leaving so you don't have more if you want to practice your transition

00:42:37.060 you don't do it

00:42:38.120 and a young kid 1.00

00:42:39.180 can't fuck you 1.00

00:42:40.040 I think we need to see that again 1.00

00:42:45.840 so let's go ahead

00:42:46.500 and watch that again

00:42:47.340 no

00:42:47.680 you're not

00:42:48.240 hey

00:42:49.800 I'm leaving

00:42:53.740 so you don't have more

00:42:54.620 if you want to practice

00:42:55.760 you're transitioning 1.00

00:42:56.720 you don't do it 1.00

00:42:57.780 and a young kid 1.00

00:42:58.840 can't fuck you 1.00

00:42:59.700 alright we're going to get more 1.00

00:43:02.880 into this trans thing

00:43:04.760 in just a couple of stories

00:43:06.280 from now

00:43:06.960 Because there is a trans TikToker with something like a half a million followers named Lily Tino, who's facing possible legal action from a woman he caught on camera while taking photos in a female restroom at Disney World.

00:43:24.860 So good. Very good. 0.59

00:43:27.600 In the meantime, there's a couple of other things we need to cover.

00:43:29.800 Slim majority of Canadians found reduced immigration levels still too high, according to government polling.

00:43:35.620 So let's have a look at this story.

00:43:37.020 Oh, there's our immigration minister again.

00:43:41.900 Roseanne, Roseanne Adana.

00:43:44.260 Shortly after cutting immigration levels,

00:43:46.540 the Federal Immigration Department heard through government-funded polling

00:43:49.740 that a slight majority of Canadians,

00:43:52.140 this is what I find so disturbing,

00:43:54.140 that it's only a slight majority of Canadians

00:43:57.240 still found this year's number two high.

00:44:02.240 Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada

00:44:05.060 commissioned the survey as part of its annual tracking of public sentiment towards immigration

00:44:09.820 and reported it publicly as part of the government's disclosures on its public opinion research. The

00:44:15.220 survey was done last November, followed the federal government's announcement that it would

00:44:19.180 reduce the number of permanent residents by nearly 100,000 in 2025. The target was set

00:44:24.660 at 395,000 down from 485 in 2024. The survey found that 54% of Canadians said there were

00:44:33.980 are too many immigrants coming to Canada. Another 34% said they felt the number was fine, according

00:44:40.160 to the report. When informed that Canada plans to admit 395,000 immigrants as permanent residents

00:44:46.020 in 2025, 52% that it was too many. 37% said that's about the right number, 5% that's too few, they 0.97

00:44:54.160 said. When informed that 395,000 immigrants is roughly 20% fewer than Canada planned to admit

00:45:01.120 in 2024. 44% feel this is too many still, which is not a majority. 39% said this number is about

00:45:09.440 right. And 13% said that is too few. I've got a video from yesterday I want to pull up here. I

00:45:16.980 didn't get a chance to play it last night. I'm going to play it tonight. Let's see if I could

00:45:22.140 find it quickly here. Ah, here it is here. This is one minute and 10 seconds. I'm not sure who

00:45:31.040 this guy is but he's telling canadians that they will not recognize their country within three

00:45:37.260 years i think it's already kind of happened but watch this in 20 years from now on you are not

00:45:44.260 gonna fit in canadian society let me put things in perspective imagine going to a mall in cambodia

00:45:50.080 in a city in cambodia everybody around you is going to be looking at you like you're a foreigner

00:45:54.540 you're going to be a foreigner there and you're not going to fit in that mall in 20 years you will

00:45:59.320 be exactly same in canada you will go to a city in canada you'll go to a mall and you're not gonna 1.00

00:46:04.920 fit in that mall because everybody around you is brown and they will be looking at you like you are 0.84

00:46:11.360 the outlier you know i'm saying you are gonna be the outlier and you guys did it to yourself you 0.63

00:46:17.180 know your hate for trump was far more important than your own country in 2025 canada will welcome

00:46:23.880 far more refugees than it did in 2024 because you guys voted for the same guy the same party

00:46:31.120 that brought you till 2024 you wanted to extend that 2025 to 2026 7 and 2028 okay this is now

00:46:41.520 irreversible you can't reverse that you cannot reverse this it's beyond by 2028 it's over

00:46:48.880 so let's get back to the uh the trump iran thing for just a second

00:46:58.340 there's been a lot of immigration legal and illegal into the united states and canada for

00:47:05.500 the past what five years now and some people have been worried that a lot of young fighting aged

00:47:14.280 men single fighting age men have come into the country illegally some from iran many from iran

00:47:20.860 as a matter of fact now are these people part of some kind of a sleeper cell and that if trump

00:47:27.400 decides he wants to join israel and attacking iran or any other country in the middle east for that

00:47:31.940 matter would these people rise up in the united states and start a domestic war that's something

00:47:39.360 we talked about a couple of years ago remember canada too for that matter it's all very interesting

00:47:46.300 here's a story from left-wing corporate global news who just fired most of their staff at their

00:47:51.740 radio stations in ottawa by the way just thought i'd throw that one in quebec to jail inmates

00:47:57.780 according to anatomical sex not gender identity this is the quebec public safety minister francois

00:48:05.720 bonardel and he looks kind of crazy but i like i like the position here quebec's public security

00:48:13.520 minister says transgender inmates will be incarcerated according to their anatomical sex

00:48:18.560 not their identity francois bonardel says in a statement the measure is to ensure the safety of

00:48:24.940 all inmates he says the inmates bodies will be scanned to determine which detention center

00:48:31.280 they'll be directed to adding that some accommodations will be possible inside jails

00:48:35.380 transgender inmates will be allowed to identify with the gender of their choice good luck with

00:48:41.040 that though bonard el says the province is providing corrections officers with a guide

00:48:47.020 to educate them on sexual diversity gender plurality and the rights of lgbtq plus people

00:48:53.160 the public security department says that as of last week six out of 5400 incarcerated people 0.74

00:48:59.060 in quebec jails identified as transgender that's a tiny step in the right direction maybe right

00:49:04.960 okay here's that story i was talking about this trans tiktoker who by the way does speak directly

00:49:11.680 to children lily tino is the name he goes by is facing possible legal action from woman he

00:49:20.700 caught on camera while taking photos in a female restroom at disney world

00:49:25.200 screw loose some of these people i would suggest most of these people these people

00:49:33.860 did shadow just say these people don't forget to like and share guys get this out to as many

00:49:39.360 people as possible the extension starts in 15 minutes at shadow davis.com a woman photographed

00:49:46.820 in a female bathroom by an infamous trans identified tiktoker has announced she's

00:49:53.480 considering taking legal action against him for violating her privacy.

00:49:57.160 I do like this story from Redux, by the way. 0.64

00:49:59.000 They use the proper gender description.

00:50:03.680 He.

00:50:05.540 Nicholas Silvan Cantino, known online as Lily Tino, 0.99

00:50:09.940 is a transgender content creator.

00:50:12.880 400,000 followers across social media.

00:50:15.380 Cantino skyrocketed to notoriety after repeatedly filming himself

00:50:19.540 be rating frontline staff at restaurants after they accidentally misgendered him his most viral

00:50:26.260 video on tiktok which has 39 million views at the time of writing is a compilation of those

00:50:32.320 incidents where he claims that being called sir despite looking like a man dressed up in women's

00:50:37.100 clothing feels like a knife in the heart recently cantino traveled to disney world in florida where

00:50:45.580 he not only continued his usual content of being misgendered by white staff,

00:50:50.860 but also decided to inspect and rate a number of the women's bathrooms at the theme park.

00:50:56.860 This included taking selfies of himself just outside one of the stalls where many women were present.

00:51:03.100 His experiences using the bathrooms ranged from 9-10 because he was supposedly told he looked cute

00:51:08.660 to 2 out of 10 because he was given a weird look.

00:51:11.480 in another video he bragged about peeing standing up in one of the bathrooms 10 out of 10 women's

00:51:17.800 bathroom experience for trans women would recommend he commented number of women were

00:51:22.000 visible in the photos that he posted last week resulting in a mass of comments on tiktok where

00:51:26.840 people noted that taking pictures of women in public bathrooms without their consent then

00:51:31.380 posting it online is illegal in the state of florida and calling it a clear violation of

00:51:37.020 privacy listen to this witness has personally witnessed lily tino in a magic kingdom women's

00:51:43.140 restroom this is my take on the situation i was at magic kingdom several years ago

00:51:47.160 in one of the female restrooms as i came out of the stall with my daughter i noticed what 0.99

00:51:52.740 appeared to be a non-transitioned um trans woman i'm not really sure what lily stood out like a 1.00

00:52:00.360 sore thumb in the restroom there were several people noticeably disturbed by their presence

00:52:05.980 because it was very clear that they do not belong there observed was a lot of standing around

00:52:09.740 lily was doing a lot of observing after they washed their hands i admittedly kind of stuck 1.00

00:52:14.840 around a little bit because it seemed like the older women that were in the bathroom were ready 0.93

00:52:20.120 to say something so i did kind of stick around to see i have seen a lot of drama at disney it does 1.00

00:52:25.320 happen nothing ended up happening but what i did notice was that lily did a lot of idle standing

00:52:32.440 it's really at that point in time no rhyme or reason for them to be there and in a way it was

00:52:36.240 almost as if they were in there to make a statement or in a way hoping that somebody

00:52:40.960 would say something so Lily could be confronted um about being in the women's bathroom really

00:52:45.180 nobody ended up actually saying something to Lily about the situation they did loudly speak

00:52:50.140 to each other in their own group when exiting so I do believe that Lily heard the comment

00:52:54.840 they do not belong in the women's bathroom and I feel truly as somebody who has personally

00:52:59.680 witnessed them being in the bathroom and this is again before this was ever a thing this was before 0.56

00:53:04.620 i had ever seen anything about it i didn't even know this person had a social media account i

00:53:08.160 remember this situation vividly because it stuck out for me at disney once lily became a viral

00:53:14.220 situation is when i realized wow as somebody who lives 30 minutes from disney world i have seen

00:53:18.640 that person at disney world before this person has no business in the female bathroom and at this

00:53:23.240 point in time i feel like this person has no business at disney world in a hole i don't think

00:53:28.760 that he's maliciously trying to harm anybody the situation is extremely inappropriate and the fact

00:53:34.240 that disney has not handled it knowing that many people have reached out is also concerning as a

00:53:38.980 pass holder myself who brings two small children to the park several times a month that's my take

00:53:42.980 on it every day thank you for speaking out there was a very important supreme court ruling in the

00:53:52.160 united states today that states do in fact have the constitutional right to pass laws protecting

00:53:59.560 children from irreversible transgender medical interventions it was a 6-3 ruling the court

00:54:05.240 upheld a tennessee law prohibiting minors from attempting to medically change their sex

00:54:09.500 chief justice john roberts delivered the opinion of the court in which justices clarence thomas

00:54:15.800 Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Conant Barrett joined. Justice Samuel Alito, a George W. Bush appointee, agreed with large parts of the opinion.

00:54:24.860 The court's three liberal justices, Sonia Sotomayor, Alina Kagan, and Katanji Brown-Jackson, surprisingly dissented.

00:54:34.760 The court held that Tennessee's law satisfied rational basis review, rejecting plaintiff's claims that the law discriminates against people on the basis of their gender identity.

00:54:44.020 Tennessee Governor Bill Lee, a Republican, signed Bill SB1, a bill banning puberty blockers, hormone replacement regimens, and transgender surgeries for children into law March 22nd of 2023.

00:54:56.120 Let's all move to Tennessee. 0.98

00:54:57.760 It sounds like such a great state.

00:54:59.520 And there's also 23 other states that are enacting laws like this, and they will be able to do so now without impediment.

00:55:08.320 You know what was trending number one on X today?

00:55:13.280 Rothschild.

00:55:14.020 not just trending trending number one on x roth child it's time to end the federal reserve

00:55:23.040 you know who victor orban is by the way the president of hungary before we get into this

00:55:30.780 roth child thing here is uh orban talking about the dark plan that's taking over the western world

00:55:38.240 The problem is that migration is a concept of changing the society as such.

00:55:45.620 It's a kind of replacement of the original native-born voters with somebody else.

00:55:54.840 And this is, you know, without being involved into any conspiracy theory,

00:56:00.000 this is a well-detailed plan of the left.

00:56:03.680 Because, okay, my understanding of the history is probably not as sophisticated as yours,

00:56:08.060 But if I understand correctly, the last 150 years of the European, including UK anyway, the European politics, it's about a competition of two tribes.

00:56:20.740 One is those who think that we should stay in the traditional frame and value system of Europe as it was.

00:56:28.760 Nation, freedom, Christianity, that's all.

00:56:32.040 all right so there's that and then also this again flowery language but something you guys

00:56:42.920 may not have seen for a while this video posted by the royal family just a few years ago

00:56:47.900 we have an incredible opportunity to create entirely new sustainable industries

00:56:56.500 investing in nature as the true engine of our economy.

00:57:02.500 The current global crisis has disrupted every aspect of our lives,

00:57:08.080 but it has also presented us with an extraordinary opportunity,

00:57:11.800 a chance to reset and accelerate efforts to improve the state of our world.

00:57:17.780 changing our current trajectory will require bold and imaginative action

00:57:27.840 together with determination and decisive leadership in order to secure our future

00:57:34.820 and to prosper we need to evolve our economic model putting people and planets at the heart

00:57:43.360 of global value creation if there is one critical lesson we have to learn from this crisis we need

00:57:52.240 to put nature at the heart of how we operate we are on the verge of catalytic breakthroughs

00:58:00.080 that will alter our view of what is possible and profitable within the framework of a sustainable

00:58:08.000 future we need nothing short of a paradigm shift one sustainable future it's always about

00:58:16.640 sustainability isn't it that inspires action at revolutionary levels and pace

00:58:22.980 we simply cannot waste any more time the only limit is our willingness to act

00:58:38.000 and the time to act is now

00:58:44.340 oh look at that there's the un 2030 agenda symbol right there sustainability

00:58:53.300 all right let me throw this back up here for a second rothschild trending number one on x today

00:59:04.500 time to end the federal reserve you guys know that story about the federal reserve in 1913

00:59:10.160 shocking history you were never told benjamin franklin on the real cause of the war of

00:59:15.280 independence it was the rothschild banking takeover of their money in england now again

00:59:19.280 this is i have to say this for the record again for all the youtube and facebook algorithms out

00:59:26.380 there that may disagree with it and may think i'm stating this is fact i'm throwing this out there as

00:59:31.700 an opinion. What was the real reason for the

00:59:35.720 Revolutionary War? Very interesting. Not what you were taught in

00:59:39.620 school. The real reason for the Revolutionary War?

00:59:43.240 Well, let's watch this guy. Seems to have a pretty good handle on it.

00:59:48.060 Who owned America to start with? 0.85

00:59:51.500 Or the part that was under English rule? The king. It was his own 0.75

00:59:55.660 personal property. And he could license you to be able to get

00:59:59.500 minerals and do this and do that as long as you paid your fair share but the king literally owned

01:00:04.860 the whole country other than what france owned in spain and those kind of things he owned it

01:00:10.060 there's an interesting thing about france though that you're going to see in a minute

01:00:14.540 revolutionary war what was the real reason for the revolutionary war very interesting not what

01:00:19.980 you were taught in school real reason for the Revolutionary War here's a few

01:00:29.280 quotes from William Manley German in a speech to the House of Commons December

01:00:33.460 1913 the Rothschilds Bank caused a bill to be introduced in the English

01:00:39.900 Parliament which provided that no colony of England could issue its own money

01:00:44.880 thus they had to use English money the colonies were compelled to discard their

01:00:50.260 money and mortgage themselves to the Rothschilds Bank of England to get

01:00:53.220 money then for the first time in the history of the United States money began

01:00:58.640 to be based on debt Benjamin Franklin stated that in one year from that date

01:01:03.700 the streets of the colonies were filled with the unemployed Franklin later

01:01:08.600 claimed this is a real cause of the war of independence he said this the

01:01:13.080 colonies you know we heard it was a tea act right you know things like tea tax and stuff the colonies

01:01:17.720 would gladly have this is according to benjamin franklin the colonies would gladly have borne the

01:01:22.280 little tax on tea and other matters had it not been that england and the rothshaws bank took

01:01:27.240 away from the colonies their money which created unemployment dissatisfaction and debt and that is

01:01:33.240 the real cause folks of the war next thing that i want to talk about real quick is something

01:01:44.440 called the definitive treaty we heard this nasty rumor that we won the revolutionary war

01:01:50.840 ain't true we did not win it the last battle that was fought cornwallis surrendered the battle not

01:01:59.000 the war. Proof? About one year ago, this document, which I just threw on the floor, came into the

01:02:06.580 country. It was brought in by some folks that I know. It's called the Definitive Treaty of Peace

01:02:11.720 between Great Britain and the United States, signed at Paris 3 September 1783. It had never

01:02:17.380 been in this country before that. This is what really, really, really happened. You think there

01:02:22.480 was a war? Nah, read this. Listen to this. And again, I've got this stuff available for anybody

01:02:27.660 that wants to look at it later.

01:02:30.280 Here's an introduction.

01:02:32.060 It having pleased the divine providence

01:02:34.640 to dispose the hearts of the most serene

01:02:36.960 and most potent prince.

01:02:39.140 This is somebody that lost a battle

01:02:40.540 as a most potent prince?

01:02:42.140 I don't think so.

01:02:43.500 George III, by the grace of God.

01:02:45.060 Listen at this.

01:02:45.880 Here's his titles.

01:02:47.080 King of Great Britain.

01:02:50.120 France. 0.91

01:02:51.660 Who did we borrow the money from

01:02:53.180 that helped us win the war, we thought?

01:02:55.200 France?

01:02:56.380 Now we owe that money to.

01:02:57.660 The King of England? Interesting.

01:03:00.620 Ireland, defender of the faith, youth of Brunswick and Lunenburg,

01:03:04.540 arch-treasurer and prince-elector of the Holy Roman Empire,

01:03:11.400 treasurer of the Catholic Church, positions all over, etc.

01:03:18.240 And it goes on and on and on and on and on.

01:03:20.180 what happens is

01:03:25.140 we start looking then at

01:03:26.780 who are the parties to the treaty

01:03:28.240 we find out the parties to the treaty

01:03:29.600 is this guy named

01:03:30.520 John Adams

01:03:31.940 comma Esquire

01:03:33.300 does anybody know where you go get an Esquire title?

01:03:38.420 England

01:03:38.940 I don't think we gave them out

01:03:41.000 Benjamin Franklin Esquire

01:03:43.160 John Jay Esquire

01:03:44.980 these were all people

01:03:46.740 who were titled nobility

01:03:48.480 in England

01:03:49.660 who were negotiating this treaty.

01:03:52.220 And do you know what the treaty really said?

01:03:54.100 The treaty really said it's agreed that everything that England

01:03:58.180 and the people of England and the king and whoever else owned

01:04:01.620 and any obligations that existed before this treaty are still law.

01:04:08.940 The king still owns it.

01:04:11.060 The king still owed all the money.

01:04:13.940 Nothing changed except we could govern ourselves theoretically

01:04:17.640 as long as we paid the rent.

01:04:20.640 Where did that show up in the Constitution?

01:04:22.880 This document actually required us to form a Constitution, so we did.

01:04:27.140 And so where did it show up in the Constitution?

01:04:29.120 Here's a couple places.

01:04:31.440 Section 10.

01:04:35.300 States shall pass no law impairing the obligation of contracts.

01:04:40.060 Oh, so we still owe the money, so the land still the kings.

01:04:43.820 That's right in the Constitution.

01:04:45.120 Snuck that one by you.

01:04:46.200 or grant any title of nobility, which means the king is still the one that puts all the esquires

01:04:52.140 on all the names of the people who still carry them around in this country and call themselves Americans.

01:05:00.540 Hmm. Very interesting food for thought there.

01:05:04.680 One more thing before we go to the extension from the Toronto Sun just a couple of hours ago.

01:05:08.880 Remember I was talking about the fact that there's all kinds of Iranians already in the United States and Canada?

01:05:14.040 hundreds of the ayatollah's people already in canada and more hoping to sneak in well iranian

01:05:21.140 canadians cheer for fundamentalist regime to fall they and the jewish organizations fear irgc thugs

01:05:27.640 will be seeking refuge in canada or maybe they're here for a different reason altogether

01:05:33.800 that's it for the show tonight you guys the extension coming up in just a couple of minutes

01:05:39.400 on shadow davis.com i love you all i appreciate you all and i will talk to you again tomorrow

01:05:45.360 night at eight o'clock central bye for now

01:06:09.400 We'll be right back.

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