The Shadoe Davis Show - June 24, 2025


June 23rd⧸2025- Mark Carney： ＂We must build a new world order＂, Iran fires back on US


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00:05:17.480 how are you tonight welcome to the show it's shadow with night live for monday
00:05:25.120 june the 23rd 2025 and on the show tonight iran fires back at a u.s base in cutter or qatar if you
00:05:34.120 will and a reprieve for universal ostrich farm that news came out last friday i shared that as
00:05:40.100 widely as i could on all the platforms i have access to but in case you haven't heard
00:05:44.780 a 30-day emergency stay was granted late friday afternoon for universal ostrich farm so they can
00:05:51.020 get set for their appeal in peace without the threat of cfia goons coming to cull their 400
00:05:56.240 healthy ostriches between now and the end of july which is when the appeal case is set to be heard
00:06:02.400 we don't have the exact dates yet and it's going to be all the way over in ottawa they've got to
00:06:07.420 go all the way to ottawa to argue this case to the appeals court of canada and i'm hoping that
00:06:13.460 once we get all the dates out there you guys in the ottawa area will rally to the cause get out
00:06:18.380 there and show some support, just like you did for Tamara, just like you did for Pat and for Chris
00:06:23.440 and for all of the other convoy members who were wrongly accused of wrongdoing. Considering the
00:06:28.940 fact that the convoy in and of itself was declared legal a year and a half ago, I don't understand
00:06:34.860 where all of these ridiculous charges are still coming from. But then again,
00:06:39.920 it is a communist slash Marxist regime that we live under in Canada.
00:06:45.560 so we'll get to that news in just a second and is world war three about to begin well
00:06:52.800 hope not hope not all of that news is coming up momentarily i want to take a moment to show you
00:07:01.160 guys this shirt i'm not sure if i've worn this on the show before or where i got it it seems to be
00:07:07.680 a recent okay here's the thing that happens to me pretty regularly and this is not a boast or
00:07:14.400 anything. This just kind of happens where people will walk up to me and give me stuff. And I really
00:07:19.540 appreciate it. And the problem is it's very difficult to keep track of who gave me what
00:07:24.340 when. But I thought I would wear this shirt tonight because, you know, can you see what it
00:07:29.760 freedom? I just felt compelled to wear this tonight. I don't know why. And if you were one
00:07:36.460 of the people or you were the person who gave me this, I want to thank you very much because I know
00:07:40.420 i didn't go out and buy this not that i wouldn't i never would think of it but um yeah this was
00:07:46.960 given to me as a gift by somebody and i want to thank you for that and all of the other
00:07:52.100 extraordinary little things i got flags and hats along the way from my trip out to bc this uh
00:07:59.280 these past few weeks and a note to all of the people the wonderful people that i met at universal
00:08:07.180 Ostrich Farm, Katie and Karen, Jimmy, man, Kelly, Doug, Jody, Darcy, Shea, Bev, Julie.
00:08:26.520 I didn't want to do this because I didn't want to forget anybody.
00:08:29.660 sherry but i'm certain i have another darcy james jeff you guys are absolutely awesome
00:08:39.780 and i want to thank you for making me feel so incredibly welcome for the entire time that i
00:08:47.040 was there i will be heading back for the weekend of july 11th through 13th it's a huge farm aid
00:08:53.740 event going on at Universal Ostrich Farm and you can get all the details at farmaidcanada.com
00:09:02.500 farmaidcanada.com hopefully we will see you there I'm going to be the emcee for that weekend that's
00:09:09.480 why I'm going back because I promised that I would do it and I'm a man of my word so I'll see you
00:09:14.580 there July 11th through 13th and I'm going to drive it again I know but I'm going to drive it
00:09:19.740 Again, this time I'm going to take a different route going north through, well, not north-north, but central Manitoba, central Saskatchewan, central Alberta.
00:09:27.000 So I'll be passing through Saskatoon, Yorkton, probably Dauphin, maybe Russell, Manitoba, Lloyd Minster.
00:09:33.640 Hopefully I'll get to Mirror, Alberta this time to see our buddy Chris Scott around Edmonton, then through Calgary and on the way again to Edgewood, British Columbia.
00:09:44.480 But that's not for a couple of weeks.
00:09:45.660 Anyway, I just wanted to let you guys know.
00:09:47.840 You know what?
00:09:48.220 Instead of me telling you the good news, here's Jordan Keeley.
00:09:51.300 He's the MLA for Peace River in British Columbia.
00:09:55.140 Let him tell you.
00:09:55.860 It's been a little while since I've done an update on Universal Ostrich Farm.
00:10:01.200 And they got some good news.
00:10:03.220 They got a 30-day stay on the call order by the CFIA.
00:10:08.460 And now they can pursue their appeal.
00:10:11.860 And they've got about a month to prepare for that appeal.
00:10:14.100 And they have to go all the way to Ottawa.
00:10:15.360 it's unreal that farmers when it comes to trying to save their livelihood and their animals
00:10:23.200 have to go to this extent to where they actually start to spend over two hundred thousand dollars
00:10:29.700 in court costs it blows my mind there's a couple good things that right now they actually get a
00:10:40.540 chance to submit all of their evidence and properly and they've got a great lawyer so I'm
00:10:47.940 optimistic as to what the outcome might be. Right now it's 171 days that the quarantine has been
00:10:58.960 put in place. These birds are healthy and happy and dancing. There is no reason to call them
00:11:09.240 anymore this is actually a a mute point that the cfia wants to kill these animals and then it was
00:11:18.100 blessed it's gone this long without it happening and the animals are still healthy they're not
00:11:25.220 spreading the disease right now it's a great example of government overreach and old policies
00:11:34.860 and procedures the cfia and the federal government need to look at what's best for farmers
00:11:43.140 going forward and the different options that are available in being able to control scenarios like
00:11:51.740 this yeah jordan keely the mla he's shown incredible support for universal ostrich farm
00:11:59.580 he's the mla for peace river in british columbia and there are a few other politicians who are
00:12:04.520 becoming brave enough or have already become brave enough to actually show their support and
00:12:09.140 get behind this because it's absolutely ridiculous what cfia canadian food uh inspection agency is
00:12:16.120 doing here they're working off and we explained this last tuesday night on the show with dr
00:12:19.880 stephen pellick they are working off six month old two six months old pcr tests they won't tell
00:12:27.480 us what cycle rate they ran them at but we guess to be about 36 which means you'll find anything
00:12:33.860 that's ever been in that body anything going all the way back to birth because that's how
00:12:42.220 fine-tuned a pcr test can be and that's exactly what the inventor of the pcr test said himself
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00:14:15.140 guys comment a lot and it goes right past my face here and i wanted to make sure that we got this up
00:14:19.820 is this new calvin colleen cran because we're looking for incidents like this it seems like
00:14:27.260 cfia is finding something new once a week somewhere in canada fraser valley bc two control zones after
00:14:35.140 newcastle oh newcastle huh newcastle disease detected in two commercial poultry farms hasn't
00:14:40.060 been an outbreak since 1973 and suddenly there is whoa cfia controlling movement of these birds
00:14:46.420 of course they are and you know what's happening next you know one of the big things about this
00:14:53.100 universal ostrich farm story is the fact that it's not just about universal ostrich farm katie
00:14:58.220 and karen you know the family have made it absolutely clear that they are trying to
00:15:03.720 represent all farms that raise cattle or birds or hogs or whatever it is they do
00:15:10.260 all across this country who are being unfairly picked on by cfia and ordering culls now if you
00:15:18.100 stay quiet and you're a good little boy or girl you'll get compensation for it but if you step
00:15:22.820 up and you say something, well, that's a different story. Right now, because CFIA says Universal
00:15:29.020 Ostrich Farm is not in compliance and refuses to work with the agency, that they will be getting
00:15:34.100 no compensation for any of the ostriches they kill if they're allowed to do it. Can you believe
00:15:41.560 that? 400 ostriches just... Oh, and by the way, we don't owe you a thing because you didn't want
00:15:48.380 to work with us when that is blatantly untrue and there are the receipts to back that up anyway
00:15:55.160 let's get on with the show tonight um you guys remember last thursday night when we had counselor
00:16:00.420 lisa robinson from pickering ontario on the show that was quite a show actually she revealed some
00:16:06.200 new stuff that they're trying to do to her and as of today they have suspended her counselor's salary
00:16:10.820 for the fifth time since she's been an elected official tomorrow night on the show we're going
00:16:15.880 bring on Councillor Amber Harris of Gibbons, Alberta. This is a small community about 45
00:16:21.540 minutes to an hour north of Edmonton. And she's going through the same thing. The only difference
00:16:26.700 being that Councillor Harris in Gibbons has been a councillor for the last 12 years. She knows the
00:16:32.860 system in and out. She knows the people who are trying to screw her over. And she actually told
00:16:37.720 me some horrifying things via text message this past weekend, which she's going to share with us
00:16:43.300 all tomorrow night on the show counselor amber harris of gibbons alberta and then on wednesday
00:16:49.400 night dan hartman who lost his son sean four years ago to the movid vaccine
00:16:57.180 i'm not making light of that situation i'm trying not to say the words
00:17:03.440 because youtube will go see you later done unbelievably that kind of censorship is still
00:17:11.900 going on in social media i'm not so sure if it's happening anywhere else but canada but it is
00:17:19.200 happening in canada all right let's uh let's move on here world war three world war three
00:17:25.180 donald trump bombed iran three times on saturday night we posted that on the facebook page and on
00:17:32.900 x and so iran fired back today no casualties reported after iran missile attack on u.s base
00:17:39.940 in Qatar. U.S. military presence in the Middle East. So let's scroll down here and see what
00:17:44.780 we've got from Axios. Iran launched multiple missiles against an American military base in
00:17:50.740 Qatar today in retaliation for the U.S. strike on its nuclear facilities this past weekend.
00:17:57.240 Nuclear facilities, you say? Interesting. We're going to get to that, too.
00:18:01.780 No casualties reported. Both Qatar and the Trump administration were made aware of the Iranian
00:18:06.100 attack ahead of time. Sources tell Axios, what? We're going to bomb you. We're going to bomb you
00:18:15.240 in 15 minutes, just so you know. Okay, good.
00:18:27.160 It's unclear if the attack on Al-Adid Airbus base marked the full extent of Iran's retaliation
00:18:34.600 In three hours after the attack, President Trump issued a statement thanking Iran for giving early notice for what he called a very weak missile attack.
00:18:42.620 The president had previously warned that any retaliation would be met with force far greater than what was witnessed during the U.S. military attack against three Iranian nuclear sites over the weekend.
00:18:52.920 But a White House official told Axios that Trump's goal now is to end the war.
00:18:57.480 And he plans to make that clear to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who's wanted this for 30 years now.
00:19:05.720 We want a deal and we don't want any more war, the official said.
00:19:10.120 Here is a report now from Fox News.
00:19:12.940 Trump has just made a statement.
00:19:15.160 Rich Edson.
00:19:17.160 Good afternoon, Martha.
00:19:18.400 So the president taking to Truth Social just a short while ago, he says Iran has officially responded to our obliteration of their nuclear facilities with a very weak response,
00:19:25.520 which we expected and have very effectively countered. There have been 14 missiles fired,
00:19:30.860 13 were knocked down. One was set free because it was headed in a non-threatening direction.
00:19:36.060 I am pleased to report that no Americans were harmed and hardly any damage was done. Most
00:19:40.340 importantly, they've gotten it all out of their system and there will hopefully be no further
00:19:45.500 hate. I want to thank Iran for giving us early notice, which made it possible for no lives to
00:19:50.680 be lost and nobody to be injured. Perhaps Iran can now proceed to peace and harmony in the region,
00:19:56.500 and I will enthusiastically encourage Israel to do the same. Thank you for your attention in this
00:20:02.480 matter. A military official telling Fox no missiles reached the base and there were no
00:20:07.800 casualties, as just quoted by President Trump. Neither detail seems to deter Tehran. They are
00:20:13.200 suggesting, a senior official is at least, that they are not done with retaliation. But Trump
00:20:19.080 might be, a military source telling the New York Post, quote, Trump has no intention of striking
00:20:24.940 back after Iran's failed retaliation. Meantime, the New York Times confirming what was just
00:20:30.780 written by President Trump reporting, the officials said Iran symbolically needed to
00:20:35.420 strike back at the United States, but at the same time carry it out in a way that allowed all sides
00:20:40.680 an exit ramp. They described it as a similar strategy to 2020 when Iran gave Iraq heads up
00:20:46.340 before firing ballistic missiles at an American base in Iraq following the assassination of its
00:20:51.680 top general. That confirms what we just heard from President Trump that there was warning
00:20:56.480 before these missiles were launched at an American military base.
00:21:03.240 Can anybody explain to me why you would tell the country you're attacking that you're about to
00:21:07.460 attack? Especially if you're retaliating against an attack that happened to you just two days
00:21:13.280 previous is that one of the rules of the geneva convention or something i've never heard of that
00:21:20.300 one before i don't know everything but i do know some things jeffrey sacks was making the rounds
00:21:28.200 this past winter he's a former advisor to several presidents in the white house actually and
00:21:33.560 he's been talking about the middle east quite a bit the last couple of years a lot as a matter
00:21:41.180 of fact and here he is back in january talking about the middle east war in syria and you may
00:21:46.540 actually hear from grown-up reporters who are lying through their teeth or ignorant beyond
00:21:52.400 imagining that oh the war in syria yes russia intervened in syria well do you know that the
00:21:58.340 that obama tasks the cia to overthrow the syrian government starting four years before russia
00:22:05.580 intervened. What kind of nonsense is that? And how many times did the New York Times report on
00:22:11.580 Operation Timber Sycamore, which was the presidential order to the CIA to overthrow
00:22:16.620 Bashar al-Assad? Three times in 10 years. This is not democracy. This is a game. And it's a game
00:22:25.000 of narrative. Why did the U.S. invade Iraq in 2003? Well, first of all, it was completely phony
00:22:33.960 pretenses it wasn't oh we were so wrong they didn't have weapons of mass destruction
00:22:39.320 they actually did focus groups in the fall of 2002 to find out what would sell that war to
00:22:45.160 the american people abe schultzky if you want to know the name of the pr genius
00:22:49.840 they did focus groups on the war they wanted the war all the time they had to figure out how to
00:22:57.960 sell the war to the american people how to scare the shit out of the american people
00:23:01.880 It was a phony war. Where did that war come from? You know what? It's quite surprising. That war came from Netanyahu, actually. You know that? It's weird. And the way it is, is that Netanyahu had from 1995 onward the theory that the only way we're going to get rid of Hamas and Hezbollah is by toppling the governments that support them. That's Iraq, Syria, and Iran.
00:23:27.320 and the guy's nothing if not obsessive and we're he's still trying to get us to fight iran this day
00:23:34.100 this week he's a deep dark son of a bitch sorry to tell you because he's gotten us into endless
00:23:41.300 wars and because of the power of all of this in the u.s politics he's gotten his way but that war
00:23:49.840 was totally phony so what is this democracy versus dictatorship come on this is these are not even
00:23:56.360 sensible terms. Well, isn't that interesting? Back in January, Jeffrey Sachs, have you guys
00:24:04.440 ever heard of a guy called Stephen Falconer? I only just discovered him today. Now, those
00:24:12.000 of us who have done deep dives on what the hell's really going on over and over and over
00:24:19.800 again we we might think that we know some things i've seen some things i've known some things look
00:24:27.900 at me this guy
00:24:32.300 and the way he speaks about it is so matter of fact like he's known this since he was 10 years
00:24:42.840 old or something it all has to do with the language and who we think we're dealing with
00:24:49.280 and then who we think we're dealing with after that,
00:24:52.760 but it's not as complicated as all of that.
00:24:55.420 Boyd Anderson actually comes the closest,
00:25:01.620 and maybe David Icke, to anybody I've ever heard speak
00:25:05.280 regarding this particular situation that we're in.
00:25:08.240 But this guy, Stephen Faulkner,
00:25:10.360 we're going to run him tonight on the extension on shadowdavis.com.
00:25:14.940 It's about an hour, maybe an hour and 10 minutes.
00:25:17.460 I listened to it this afternoon and I want to hear it again because this is like freaky stuff, man.
00:25:22.900 Freaky stuff.
00:25:24.520 Why did Donald Trump suddenly decide to bomb three nuclear sites in Iran?
00:25:32.380 Apparently they don't have any nuclear weapons.
00:25:35.980 Richard Medhurst is a British reporter who's been covering the Middle East for the past 20 years.
00:25:40.320 We're going to throw him up in just a second.
00:25:42.400 Now, I will warn you that his report is about 17 minutes long.
00:25:46.040 i edited it down from 25 minutes and i thought you know what that's enough it's long but it's
00:25:50.920 very very good and it's something we all need to hear there's so many people who are commenting
00:25:57.160 in the last three days on social media absolutely iran can't be allowed to have nuclear weapons
00:26:03.200 trump did the right thing and it seems as though people are split on this issue and of course
00:26:08.100 they're allowed to have their opinions but they probably should be informed opinions yeah
00:26:12.200 so and why would Tulsi Gabbard just two months ago say yeah there's no nuclear weaponry in Iran
00:26:20.460 at all she said that in front of a joint congressional committee and there's something
00:26:25.500 about Tulsi Gabbard that I trust I don't know what it is even more than Donald Trump I trust
00:26:30.620 Tulsi Gabbard and apparently she's walked that back since then why I don't know did somebody
00:26:40.660 to get to her or did she see some other reports i don't know here's a great piece from our friend
00:26:47.940 tom marazzo if israel can have nukes then why not iran i know what you're thinking but you've got
00:26:56.240 to get this old think out of your head that's probably the wrong way to put it
00:27:01.920 things are not what they seem at least in my opinion right do i support the tyrannical regime
00:27:12.940 in iran of course not no do i support extreme islam of course not no
00:27:19.700 but fair is fair after all and who's the one who's been causing all the ruckus in the middle east
00:27:27.480 since 1947. So Tom says, if Israel can have nukes, then why not Iran? A short guide to
00:27:35.480 Western hypocrisy. For over 20 years, we've been told Iran is just days away from building a
00:27:42.260 nuclear bomb. Remember the video I showed you of Netanyahu the other night? Always days, days,
00:27:48.200 the longest countdown in modern history. Meanwhile, Israel already has them, not one,
00:27:53.440 dozens and not only is no one stopping them they're encouraged funded and armed by the west
00:28:00.700 israel never signed the nuclear non-proliferation treaty iran did yet somehow iran is the problem
00:28:07.960 let's use israel's arguments and apply them to iran we have a right to defend ourselves of course
00:28:14.480 you do so does iran the country is surrounded by hostile american military bases had its top
00:28:19.780 General assassinated by a drone and is constantly under threat of attack by Israel and the United
00:28:25.960 States. Sounds like a perfect candidate for nuclear deterrence if you ask anyone with a map.
00:28:31.120 We are a democracy. Democracy is not the golden ticket to own weapons of mass destruction, but
00:28:36.740 even if it were, the United States works hand in hand with Saudi Arabia. So please, Tom says,
00:28:43.600 Iran funds terrorists. The West calls them terrorists. Iran calls them allies. Israel
00:28:48.860 calls its own armed settlers defenders. Everyone has their narrative. Just do not pretend yours is
00:28:54.780 sacred while others are criminal. It's war and it's politics. We cannot allow bad actors to get
00:29:01.420 the bomb. The only country that's ever used an atomic bomb is the United States, twice on
00:29:09.100 civilians. And now the country that nuked cities across the ocean is telling a nation over 10,000
00:29:15.140 kilometers away that it's the threat. Meanwhile, Iran's nuclear program is by law and design for
00:29:21.720 civilian energy production. The country has been building nuclear power plants like the
00:29:26.440 Bushir reactor to modernize and supply electricity, not bombs, power. And unlike Israel, Iran actually
00:29:33.680 signed the nuclear non-proliferation treaty and allows regular inspections by the International
00:29:38.420 Atomic Energy Agency. What did the inspectors say? That Iran has no nuclear weapons program.
00:29:45.760 That Iran's uranium enrichment, while advanced, is not weapons-grade. That Iran is in technical
00:29:51.120 compliance, or when out of bounds, still nowhere near a bomb. But here's the real kicker. The
00:29:58.200 United States lied its way into war with Iraq. It claimed Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass
00:30:03.180 destruction. He didn't. They knew he didn't, but they said it anyway. Got the war they wanted
00:30:10.060 and then shrugged when no weapons of mass destruction were found. That lie destroyed
00:30:14.980 an entire nation and now they don't even bother lying anymore. They just declare enemies and
00:30:19.540 expect obedience. They don't provide proof because there is no proof. They don't seek
00:30:24.600 public support because they assume it. The new war narrative is pre-written and recycled.
00:30:30.460 Israel likely handed Trump his talking points on Iran over a decade ago.
00:30:34.420 He just needed to say them out loud when the time was right.
00:30:38.200 And whether he was elected or selected, the agenda was clearly preloaded.
00:30:42.720 His presidency became the mouthpiece for someone else's foreign policy.
00:30:46.200 The rest is theater.
00:30:47.380 So maybe Iran should build a bomb, not to use it, but to stop being bullied.
00:30:53.320 Because if nukes are about self-defense, then Iran deserves one more than most.
00:30:57.840 If nukes are about being taken seriously, then Iran should start building.
00:31:01.960 After all, they have the right to exist, right?
00:31:10.320 Here's Richard Medhurst talking about Iran's so-called nuclear program.
00:31:15.480 The nuclear deal was signed here in Vienna in 2015.
00:31:19.540 It's called the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, or JCPOA.
00:31:22.840 Iranians were in full compliance.
00:31:24.260 Not my words, they're the IAEAs.
00:31:26.120 Then after three years in May 2018, Donald Trump quits the agreement and he reimposes
00:31:31.420 sanctions on Iran.
00:31:32.440 And so for a whole year after that, for a whole year, what do the Iranians do?
00:31:36.600 They're still in full compliance.
00:31:38.220 As a gesture of goodwill, in good faith, they keep applying the agreement for a whole year.
00:31:42.460 Can you imagine you sign a contract with someone, they rip it up, and then you keep following
00:31:45.580 the contract for an entire year.
00:31:47.360 That shows how much the Iranians wanted to save the agreement, which capped uranium enrichment
00:31:52.480 at 3.67%.
00:31:54.240 So we get to May 2019.
00:31:55.620 The Americans still won't come back to the agreement.
00:31:57.540 So Iran announced a partial withdrawal.
00:31:59.500 They say, you know what?
00:32:00.560 Every 60 days that the United States doesn't lift sanctions,
00:32:03.280 we're going to reduce our commitments under the nuclear deal.
00:32:06.600 In the JCPOA, it literally says under Article 26 and 27
00:32:10.460 that if the United States leaves the deal and reimposes sanctions,
00:32:13.480 which is precisely what Trump did,
00:32:15.220 Iran is not obliged to follow the agreement anymore.
00:32:18.240 That's normal.
00:32:18.840 And so the first step the Iranians take is to stop exporting
00:32:21.440 their stockpiles of highly enriched uranium.
00:32:23.860 July 2019, 60 days have passed.
00:32:26.360 The Americans won't get back in the deal.
00:32:27.980 Iran begin enriching uranium from 3.67% to 5%.
00:32:31.360 Their stockpiles of UF6, so that's uranium hexafluoride gas,
00:32:36.660 those stockpiles go past the 300 kilogram limit.
00:32:39.300 Civilian use is 3.67%, okay?
00:32:41.520 5% is hardly that much further away.
00:32:44.320 Nothing wrong with that.
00:32:45.280 And the Iranians say, look, every 60 days, you don't get back in the deal.
00:32:48.160 We're going to keep doing this because we've already waited a year
00:32:50.680 and we didn't do anything differently.
00:32:52.300 We waited a whole year for you to get back in the deal.
00:32:54.160 It's a negotiation tactic.
00:32:55.420 It's meant to put pressure on the Americans.
00:32:56.960 It's leverage.
00:32:57.800 It's not because they want to build a bomb.
00:32:59.340 They just want sanctions relief.
00:33:01.220 September 2019, another 60 days go by.
00:33:03.860 Americans still won't get back in the deal.
00:33:05.300 Trump won't lift the sanctions.
00:33:06.260 So the Iranians say, okay, we're going to bring advanced IR4 and IR6 centrifuges online.
00:33:11.980 And we're going to lift the limits that we placed on our research and development R&D of our advanced centrifuges.
00:33:19.020 So centrifuges are basically these metal tubes that enrich uranium gas.
00:33:22.140 They spin at a very high velocity.
00:33:24.020 November 2019, another 60 days go by.
00:33:26.820 The Americans still won't get back in the deal.
00:33:28.380 What do the Iranians do?
00:33:29.280 They bring more IR6 centrifuges online.
00:33:32.080 The Fordow facility, which is one of the facilities they're trying to bomb right now,
00:33:35.360 which is very deep in the mountains, that one begins enriching uranium to 4.5%.
00:33:39.480 So before that, it was mainly being done at Natanz, which is the main enrichment site.
00:33:44.400 Two weeks later, the Iranians exceed the 130 metric ton limit on heavy water that was originally imposed by the JCPOA.
00:33:51.500 But again, they're no longer bound by the deal now.
00:33:53.760 January 2020, another 60 days go by.
00:33:56.640 What does Donald Trump do?
00:33:57.680 He goes and assassinates, he murders General Qasem Soleimani.
00:34:01.600 He tricks him into coming to Baghdad for peace talks.
00:34:04.340 Sound familiar, right?
00:34:05.840 Pretending to engage in diplomacy and then assassinates him in a drone strike.
00:34:09.440 So after two days, the Iranians say, all right, you're out of your mind.
00:34:12.560 The Iranian parliament, the Mejlis, pass a bill to limit their cooperation with the IAEA.
00:34:17.820 Now, that bill was not ratified.
00:34:19.120 However, the Iranians do remove the cap on the number of centrifuges that were that was originally placed by the JCPOA, which capped it at 5060.
00:34:27.060 So more centrifuges, more cascades, which are groups of centrifuges are installed and they begin enriching uranium at higher speeds and higher quantities.
00:34:34.100 Once again, tit for tat.
00:34:35.840 OK, it's not out of nowhere or out of the blue.
00:34:38.640 It's always in response to Israeli and American aggression.
00:34:42.360 July 2020, Israel bombs the Natanz nuclear facility.
00:34:45.480 They sabotage it with explosives.
00:34:47.140 November 2020, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, who's considered the head of Iran's nuclear program,
00:34:51.900 assassinated outside of Tehran by Israel with Donald Trump's blessing.
00:34:55.980 The Iranians say, OK, you know what? Screw you.
00:34:58.520 We're going to pass a bill in the majlis in the Iranian parliament to block snap inspections by the IAEA.
00:35:04.020 And we're going to enrich uranium now, not to 4.5 percent, not to 5 percent, but to 20 percent.
00:35:09.700 again tit for tat you kill the head of our nuclear program we're going to enrich uranium up to 20
00:35:15.520 and what is the condition they say we're going to do this unless you give us sanctions relief
00:35:22.080 especially on the banking sector particularly from the european union and the e3 that's germany
00:35:26.940 uk france who are all parties to the nuclear deal even after the west have blown up iran's
00:35:31.180 nuclear facilities murdered their top military commanders and nuclear scientists the iranians
00:35:35.700 are still trying to engage in diplomacy, saying, look, we can fix this. All you have to do is lift
00:35:40.520 the sanctions. So again, look at the level of leniency, of mercy, of goodwill, of good faith,
00:35:45.380 of that willingness to engage in actual diplomacy after everything that's happened. Other countries
00:35:51.460 would have gone to war at this point already. February 2021, still no sanctions relief. So
00:35:56.320 the Iranians suspend the additional protocol, the AP, and they end SNAP inspections. Now,
00:36:01.220 remember, the Iranians haven't just signed the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, which is the
00:36:05.260 NPT. They've also signed the additional protocol, the AP. They've also signed the JCPOA. That's
00:36:09.840 three bloody deals. The NPT would have been enough on its own. They didn't need to do the
00:36:13.980 others. And even the NPT they can withdraw from. And as a matter of fact, they're threatening to
00:36:17.300 do that right now in response to Israel's war. So in February 2021, Iran, despite pulling out
00:36:23.300 of the AP or ending the snap inspections, they strike a black box agreement with the IAEA.
00:36:28.100 They say, look, we're not going to let you live stream from the facilities anymore because, yeah,
00:36:33.320 Iran put cameras that the IAEA could watch all the way in Vienna.
00:36:38.580 They had special tamper-proof seals on equipment and meters.
00:36:42.300 The works, in addition, of course, to the snap inspections, right?
00:36:45.620 But they say, we're not going to let you live stream anymore.
00:36:47.620 We'll keep the cameras recording, and then we'll put the footage in a black box
00:36:50.880 and give it to you after three months once you get Iran sanctions relief.
00:36:55.000 If you don't get the West to lift sanctions, then you don't get the footage.
00:36:58.240 We'll destroy it.
00:36:58.860 Now, as far as I know, despite the fact the West never lifted sanctions,
00:37:02.560 the iranians have not destroyed any of that footage in the end which goes to show you once
00:37:06.160 again how lenient the iranians have been and how much they tried to get the americans back into
00:37:11.780 the jcpoa which capped their nuclear program at 3.67 percent in rich uranium april 2021 iran and
00:37:17.740 the u.s begin indirect negotiations in vienna i covered those in detail what do the israelis do
00:37:22.260 during the negotiations sound familiar they go and bomb iran's nuclear facility at natanz one
00:37:27.840 spive this is an old tactic the americans are running cover pretending to engage in diplomacy
00:37:32.080 the Israelis go and bomb. They do good cop and bad cop. That's the whole shtick.
00:37:36.620 So they cut the power supply to the cascades and then they cut the backup generators as well. And
00:37:41.540 when they do that, of course, the centrifuges, which are spinning very, very fast, have no time
00:37:45.760 to cycle down and properly evacuate the hexafluoride uranium gas, the UF6 gas. So they
00:37:51.200 snap, they break. What do the Iranians do? They replace the broken centrifuges with 164 IR6
00:37:58.720 centrifuges at Natanz, and they begin enriching uranium to 60 percent, which is still not weapons
00:38:06.640 grade. That's Richard Medhurst, by the way. He is a British reporter who's been reporting on
00:38:12.520 what's been going on in the Middle East for the last 20 years now. I know he doesn't look old
00:38:16.420 enough, but he is. And he's pretty much one of the authorities on what is actually going on over
00:38:23.920 there so what does that leave us with here well donald trump says i don't want any more war now
00:38:32.560 is the time for peace that's what he called for today peace even after bombing iran for apparently
00:38:38.440 no good reason on saturday so what happens next some people justifiably are on edge aside from
00:38:48.280 all of the other concerns going on in their lives right now locally there's this the specter of
00:38:54.300 world war three hanging over our hands what does this have to do with what's going on in ukraine
00:38:59.440 i explained that on thursday night on the extension kazaria the old kazaria is in the same spot that
00:39:06.940 ukraine is in today i'm not going to go any further than that right now here on social media at the
00:39:15.020 risk of getting banned and possibly attacked and i wish i were kidding but i'm not what lies ahead
00:39:23.040 for europe for the u.s even for canada for that matter well we have had a lot of fighting aged
00:39:29.980 men streaming into our country these past five years europe has had way more than we've had and
00:39:35.640 the americans as well here's joseph z and watch for with iran now is retaliation
00:39:44.820 And you say, how can they? How can they retaliate? Here's the word. It's now going to be the watch
00:39:51.360 time and the rise of the sleeper cells. This is what we got to really watch for here because
00:39:59.480 they're going to try to make problems in America in an unprecedented way. Can these be stopped?
00:40:04.940 I believe so. Is it going to be difficult to stop them? Very.
00:40:08.860 now i'm not sitting here trying to alarm you i'm not saying that that is absolutely going to happen
00:40:18.740 but they're here
00:40:22.940 who created israel anyway
00:40:26.780 i just saw in the uh in the comments clergy plan or clergy
00:40:33.440 was it the rothschilds no we hear that way too often so much so as a matter of fact that it's
00:40:42.380 probably a conspiracy theory i don't usually delve this deep into this stuff outside of the extension
00:40:53.440 on the website but tonight i thought you know there's a lot more to this than what the left-wing
00:41:01.780 corporate media is telling us or any politician for that matter so here's an
00:41:08.080 old interview David Rothschild in modern Jewish history and it begins with three
00:41:15.580 make that Jacob Rothschild words dear Lord Rothschild dear Lord Rothschild I
00:41:22.720 have much pleasure in conveying to you on behalf of his majesty's government the
00:41:27.340 following declaration of sympathy with Jewish Zionist aspirations, which has been submitted
00:41:32.960 to and approved by the Cabinet.
00:41:36.240 Why was it that this letter was sent by the Foreign Secretary to your great-uncle Walter?
00:41:40.980 It's an interesting question because it was primarily a movement from Eastern Europe,
00:41:49.560 but they didn't clarify who was in charge of that movement.
00:41:55.320 And in addition, it was, after all, in Great Britain.
00:41:58.720 So they felt that the Rothschild family should be the one to whom it was addressed.
00:42:05.800 And Walter was Lord Rothschild, and he was a Zionist, and those rarely are the background
00:42:12.640 reasons.
00:42:13.640 So Walter received the Balfour Declaration, and I have a copy here.
00:42:18.200 And I wonder if I could possibly ask you to read it for us?
00:42:20.640 Yes, indeed.
00:42:21.640 Yeah, I'm going to put on my spectacles to make sure I read it accurately.
00:42:28.560 His Majesty's Government, view with favor the establishment of Palestine as a national
00:42:34.820 home for the Jewish people, and will use their best endeavors to facilitate the achievement
00:42:40.500 of this object, it being clearly understood that nothing shall be done which may prejudice
00:42:45.900 the civil and religious rights of existing non-Jewish communities in Palestine
00:42:50.340 or the rights and political status enjoyed by Jews in any other country.
00:42:56.260 I should be grateful if you would bring this declaration
00:42:59.120 to the knowledge of the Zionist Federation.
00:43:02.400 Yours, Arthur Balfour.
00:43:04.280 And here it is, the Balfour Declaration.
00:43:06.940 What do you feel when you see it here?
00:43:09.800 I genuinely feel it's one of the most extraordinary moments
00:43:13.040 in the history of the Jewish people.
00:43:15.120 If you think it took 3,000 years to get to this.
00:43:19.620 And then you say, how did this miracle happen?
00:43:23.120 It's the most incredible piece of opportunism.
00:43:27.280 I mean, if you think you had an impoverished would-be scientist,
00:43:31.380 Heim Weizmann, who somehow gets to England,
00:43:35.040 meets a few people, including members of my family,
00:43:38.120 seduces them, he has such great charm and conviction.
00:43:41.680 He gets to Balfour and he unbelievably persuades Balfour and Lloyd George, the prime minister, and most of the ministers, that this idea of the national home for Jews should be allowed to take place.
00:44:02.160 I mean, it's so, so unlikely.
00:44:05.340 And then he starts to fight a difficult battle with the British cabinet,
00:44:11.380 and this letter goes through five drafts, as you know.
00:44:15.700 And in the end, it comes out as a rather compromising letter.
00:44:20.440 I mean, the essential point is there for the Jewish community to fasten on to.
00:44:25.900 You have the first bit, which promises a national home rather than the national home.
00:44:31.240 and then you have the bit that nothing that's to be done
00:44:34.980 should in any way harm the Arab community.
00:44:38.920 But you come back to the big point,
00:44:41.240 which is that this is perhaps the greatest event in Jewish life
00:44:45.680 for thousands of years.
00:44:56.460 Nothing should be done to harm the Arab community.
00:45:01.240 now i've seen in the comments here they're all freemason
00:45:10.160 i've often wondered the connection i can't sit here and say things we just don't know for sure
00:45:19.960 but after watching this this thing with stephen falconer this afternoon which we're going to do
00:45:26.480 on the extension tonight at shadow davis.com if you're not a member become one you're going to go
00:45:30.980 it's going to be like remember the bugs bunny cartoons when sylvester the cat was surprised
00:45:38.420 by something his jaw would come down and then it would go hanging in the breeze like that
00:45:46.440 that's how your jaw is going to be tonight mine was i only just got it back in place
00:45:50.880 three minutes before the show started tonight hello corinne by the way how are you
00:45:55.540 so okay so i'm going to throw this up on the screen here and i will say that
00:46:06.040 you're getting you're getting warmer doc you're getting warmer
00:46:12.280 remember i said that boyd anderson was closest to it
00:46:22.540 what word did he use constantly do you guys remember the interview well several interviews
00:46:28.040 we've done with boyd and we got to bring him on again soon jesuit yeah they're real man and that
00:46:39.580 tom hanks movie from like 25 years ago what was it the da vinci code yeah oh yeah now getting back
00:46:52.580 to and i'm not going to say that this was that but getting back to these sleeper cells
00:46:57.640 that dude was talking about a few minutes ago let me throw this up here
00:47:02.920 even though france had nothing to do with this attack over the weekend i think that the middle
00:47:09.860 eastern world and the muslim world sunny muslims in particular probably hold the united states
00:47:15.100 canada europe australia all the western world under the same sort of uh curtain right we're all
00:47:21.740 the west we're all the enemy all european descent all of that and so at a paris music festival
00:47:29.980 chaos 145 pricked in syringe attack reportedly 1500 injured this comes from
00:47:37.820 vigilant fox millions were in the streets across france saturday for a music festival known as the
00:47:44.940 fate de la musique when chaos broke out in the streets with reported brawls clashes with police
00:47:50.820 stabbings leaving hundreds or thousands injured 145 people were reportedly assaulted in so-called
00:47:56.180 syringe attacks with the suspected intention being to intoxicate one with the date rape drug now it
00:48:04.740 could be anything anything a local mayor said the festival had broken all attendance records as the
00:48:11.560 fc mets soccer team was playing in a playoff match per france 24 nearly 150 people reported being
00:48:18.460 assaulted with syringes across france during its annual feat de la musique summer festival with
00:48:24.000 Paris police reporting 13 cases in the capital alone.
00:48:27.860 12 suspects in the attacks were arrested.
00:48:30.240 The interior ministry said more than 370 other people were detained nationwide on various other charges.
00:48:36.120 Additionally, unconfirmed reports circulating on social media suggest there was massive violence, leaving 1,500 injured.
00:48:44.280 Per Remix News, six were stabbed with one in critical condition, 371 arrested, 13 police officers injured.
00:48:50.880 51 cars were set ablaze, 1,500 injured.
00:48:54.000 um a little bit concerned with this whole syringe attack thing if that becomes a tactic
00:49:03.000 used by whatever i mean summertime is the time for music festivals man thousands of
00:49:10.820 people gathering how easy would that be
00:49:13.920 and what about china you guys know who eric bethel is here's a little biography on him eric
00:49:23.800 bethel is a global finance professional experience in the private and public sectors
00:49:27.520 in 2020 he was nominated to serve as the u.s ambassador to the republic of panama previously
00:49:33.480 he was nominated by the president confirmed unanimously by the senate to represent the u.s
00:49:37.720 at the world bank at the world bank mr bethel participated in the analysis and deployment of
00:49:42.420 over 100 billion dollars of capital in the developing world through grants, loans, equity
00:49:47.060 investments and other financial products. And earlier in his career, Mr. Bethel worked as an
00:49:51.940 investment banker and private equity professional focused on emerging markets. He was on the Sean
00:49:56.960 Ryan podcast a couple of days ago talking about China. He's embassy in the U.S. right around the
00:50:04.780 time when we were starting to talk about tariffs. If war is what the U.S. wants, be it a tariff war,
00:50:10.980 a trade war or any other type of war we're ready to fight to the end when you've stored 70 of the
00:50:18.140 world's corn why do you do that when you've built enormous hospitals in fujian province across from
00:50:24.120 taiwan why do you do that what began in 2021 with one brigade has now reached 42 brigades if we get
00:50:31.480 into a conventional conflict with china right now we will suffer calamitous levels of casualties
00:50:36.480 We can't build stuff anymore. Why? Why do we depend on China for things that are very critical
00:50:41.700 to our survival? Pharmaceuticals, antibiotics, penicillin, these are things that we should not
00:50:47.280 outsource. Telecom. Bones. That's a scary conversation at breakfast.
00:50:52.920 China preparing to take over the world. Same thing we do every week, pinky.
00:50:59.680 you see this is why it's tough to figure out when you've got the jesuits and you've got the masons
00:51:08.880 who i believe are the same thing just by different names and then there's uh
00:51:14.820 things i can't say here on social media that i can't say on on the extension
00:51:22.540 but it's so difficult to to make your way through all of this information
00:51:27.700 and come up with some kind of a coherent plan as to who's actually behind all of this.
00:51:34.900 Of course, I said this on the extension the other night.
00:51:37.640 I said, man, when we find out, if we ever do, which I doubt,
00:51:40.360 but let's just say that we do find out one day before we die,
00:51:44.320 we're going to go, oh, man, really?
00:51:46.960 That was it?
00:51:47.620 That was all?
00:51:48.560 Just these guys?
00:51:50.500 That's what it was the whole freaking time?
00:51:54.020 These guys?
00:51:54.940 Come on, man.
00:51:58.260 It's probably something that simple.
00:52:05.240 Canada signed a new deal today with the EU.
00:52:07.880 Not a surprise with Mark Carney as prime minister.
00:52:10.940 Canada and the European Union opened a new era of transatlantic cooperation today
00:52:15.360 by signing a security and defense partnership at a joint summit in Brussels.
00:52:19.440 So we're working with the EU now as they wrap up their military production,
00:52:24.400 spending $1 trillion to get there so they can defend Ukraine.
00:52:27.700 that's what this is about it's about ukraine
00:52:30.500 the agreement commits canada and europe to collaborating on defense and is a step toward
00:52:36.940 canada participating in the continent's massive new defense procurement program known as rearm
00:52:41.500 europe carney who traveled to brussels for the eu canada summit is pursuing more options for
00:52:46.880 defense procurement as canada seeks to reduce its trade and security reliance on the united states
00:52:51.300 so let me get this straight if we do get attacked by somebody then europe is going to come all the
00:53:01.680 way from over there across the atlantic as opposed to the american saying hey man we're right here
00:53:06.000 you need some help we're going to build uh trading relationships uh trading relationships
00:53:16.420 like like like-minded partners mark carney right we're going to start calling him mark two times
00:53:21.720 because he repeats everything reliable partners like-minded partners carney told a news conference
00:53:27.660 after the summit and he also said something else i found disturbing today why is it that all of
00:53:33.820 these world leaders the ones you know over there on the left way over there on the left why they
00:53:40.620 always have to get the phrase new world order or something like it into a speech to the world
00:53:46.520 well the old world order is not working time for a new world order here's mark carney just today
00:53:54.620 it's more dangerous and divided uh a time where the rules-based international the global order
00:54:01.780 rules-based global order is under threat in a time when uh technological change is accelerating
00:54:07.420 And we really have two choices as a jurisdiction, as a country, in this circumstance.
00:54:14.140 We can nostalgically look back and long for the old order to somehow return, or we can
00:54:20.680 build a new one with purpose and partnership.
00:54:25.200 And as the most European of the non-European countries, Canada looks first to the European
00:54:31.420 Union.
00:54:32.420 And so today, this is a new era of cooperation.
00:54:36.840 Our strategic Canada-EU or EU-Canada strategic partnership for the future
00:54:41.280 will build a new and deeper relationship that brings us closer together.
00:54:46.460 But now we're working alongside the European Union to combat climate change,
00:54:52.680 to achieve the sustainable development goals, and to protect...
00:54:58.360 Let's go back. Let's go back.
00:55:00.040 The most European of non-European countries.
00:55:04.800 ...somehow return.
00:55:06.840 or we can build a new one with purpose and partnership and as the most European of the
00:55:15.880 non-European countries, Canada looks first to the European Union. And so today this is a new era
00:55:21.880 of cooperation. Our strategic Canada-EU or EU-Canada strategic partnership for the future
00:55:29.240 will build a new and deeper relationship that brings us closer together. But now we're working
00:55:36.400 alongside the european union to combat climate change to achieve the sustainable development
00:55:43.520 goals and to protect amongst other things academic and scientific freedoms
00:55:54.960 you run across a credit card yet that gives you a climate footprint or have you flown
00:56:01.520 in the last couple three years and they've told you what your climate output would be on that flight
00:56:09.760 it's getting more widespread it's becoming a bigger and bigger and bigger thing even though
00:56:15.920 it stopped for a while under trump carney with his g funds buddies wants to rekindle get and
00:56:23.040 that is one of the reasons that this union is happening canada eu climate change climate
00:56:29.440 change climate change green economy green economy billions and billions and billions of dollars it's
00:56:33.780 all about the money it's all about control it's all about power listen to what this guy says
00:56:39.420 you weren't warned mastercard and the united nations are joining forces to monitor the carbon
00:56:45.320 effect of your credit card purchases and then you'll hit your carbon max and it'll stop working
00:56:50.960 hey of course it's voluntary for now the new credit card is called doconomy and on the back
00:56:57.300 of the card. It's going to say, I am taking responsibility for every transaction I make
00:57:02.200 to help protect the planet. This is a social credit score and it's a proof of concept. The
00:57:07.460 Doconomy CO2 credit card website claims it is the largest initiative ever taken by a bank in
00:57:13.880 educating its users on the impact of consumption. They say themselves they want to set a global
00:57:20.500 standard for carbon calculations. That's the key. Once they have their numbers in place, then they
00:57:25.720 can give every single purchase you make a score and punish you directly this is what china does
00:57:31.820 and of course this will only be enforced on you and me and any businesses that don't go along
00:57:36.460 with their scheme and banks are going to enforce it the world economic forum has is that there are
00:57:43.600 going to be people that will not comply their biggest fear is your fight for freedom their
00:57:48.760 biggest fear is that you will make individual decisions for yourself and you will not follow
00:57:52.980 their orders. So this digital stuff is absolutely key because without it, they can't enforce
00:57:59.580 anything. Without it, they can't mandate that you do something. Without it, they can't control your
00:58:04.840 life. So I don't care if you're talking about carbon emissions and what's safe and effective
00:58:11.900 as far as they are concerned. I don't care if they're talking about an experimental injection,
00:58:15.980 a series of injections, whatever they may be, and what's safe and effective as far as they're
00:58:20.380 concerned. This is not about those individual things. This is about the desire to control
00:58:24.980 you from the outside in. And if they have a digital process whereby they can restrict your
00:58:31.880 movement, your behavior, and your decisions with the click of a button, you are done.
00:58:39.100 Well, let's not get crazy. You're not done. You're just going to have to learn to live off the grid.
00:58:45.920 This is something we've been talking about now for the past four years.
00:58:49.020 If you've been with me that long, you have heard conversations on this show just like that.
00:58:54.080 And there are cells all across Canada where people have been preparing for just this eventuality for just about that amount of time, maybe longer.
00:59:03.440 They're even making their own gasoline, for goodness sakes.
00:59:08.560 The time is coming.
00:59:10.480 This is 2025.
00:59:12.160 This is Agenda 2030.
00:59:13.440 and if you'll recall a couple of years ago they sped up that timeline make it more like agenda
00:59:19.180 2028 we might be two or three years from it in whatever shape it takes question is what are you
00:59:30.860 going to do do you want to be a part of that no can you live outside of that maybe they're going
00:59:36.000 to make it very difficult. The time is coming, my friends. The time is coming to think about
00:59:43.560 what you're going to do, how to protect your wealth, all of these things. Where are you going
00:59:49.740 to live? Are you going to be able to live in the same house, in a smart city, where you can only
00:59:56.160 travel certain roads on certain days if you have a certain kind of car? It's coming down, man.
01:00:02.360 and mark carney is going to accelerate it that's why he was installed as prime minister and let's
01:00:08.840 face facts he was installed there is absolutely no debating that at this stage of the game
01:00:13.340 what about all those people that have been brought into this country
01:00:18.840 they're bragging about it on social media now and they're telling their friends from the middle east
01:00:24.600 or india or pakistan hey this is what you get if you come to canada as a refugee watch no you can
01:00:30.380 get up to 82 000 canadian dollars from canadian government for doing nothing yes i am talking
01:00:37.100 about refugees if you become refugee in canada they will pay you up to 224 dollars per day that
01:00:43.560 is 140 dollars for accommodation and around 84 dollars for food and that too are tax free so it
01:00:51.480 means around 82 000 a year it looks like a paid vacation to me or it looks like a free money to
01:00:58.740 me and in addition to this an average canadian earns up to 63 000 canadian dollars in a year
01:01:05.220 and he pays over 20 in taxes then if he buys something he has to pay 15 again all the refugee
01:01:11.300 has to pay that and there are a lot other things that canadian has to suffer so become a refugee
01:01:16.980 in canada and get up to 82 000 free for a whole year
01:01:22.740 i can see that many people in comments are very upset by all of this and that was not my intention
01:01:32.620 never is on this show i mean all i want to do is inform you guys just want to keep you guys in the
01:01:38.440 loop as to what's going on what one of my big questions is though and i have this conversation
01:01:43.700 with oh i don't know so many people almost every single day how come nobody's doing anything about
01:01:50.000 it well i think the first person i heard say this was chris sky and that was maybe four years ago
01:02:00.000 maybe even five years ago now and he said simply this just say no and you cannot vote your way out
01:02:10.060 of this you will never vote your way out of this so what are you going to do and i'm not sitting
01:02:15.440 here encouraging violence i am encouraging more demonstration more speaking out not staying
01:02:24.580 silent about this and i totally understand the brow beating that you could take at a
01:02:29.100 kitchen table if you bring this stuff up that's why you got to go armed with facts
01:02:32.680 you got to be able to reason with these people just get them to see what the hell is going on
01:02:38.420 in this world right now in this country and if they want to stop it they're going to have to
01:02:42.140 stand up to before it's too late in some cases it already is
01:02:47.000 maybe it can be reversed though we seem to be making some headway in the pipeline game anyhow
01:02:56.680 maybe danielle smith and and i know there's a lot of people that don't like danielle smith
01:03:01.140 because they think that she's one of them a wolf in sheep's clothing but i think that she's
01:03:07.220 handcuffed by certain forces inside her own party that make her life extremely difficult and she has
01:03:15.340 to negotiate her way around all of those pitfalls and trap doors if she wants to do any good at all
01:03:22.220 and i get that there are people saying how come she doesn't do something about ahs how come she
01:03:26.680 doesn't do something about this how come she's saying that why did she support c5 why did she
01:03:31.920 have a section one built into the new alberta bill of rights i get it i know i know it seems
01:03:36.480 like she takes two steps forward and then one step back does she support alberta independence
01:03:42.860 or does she see a strong independent alberta within a united canada whatever that's supposed
01:03:47.920 to mean i have no idea but still in my opinion she is the only politician in this entire country
01:03:54.820 who's managed to have an impact in terms of what he or she can do and what they're willing to do
01:04:03.420 or even say publicly poliev was like that and then the election campaign happened
01:04:08.380 danielle smith touts alberta supremacy at rotary international convention in calgary alberta
01:04:14.200 supremacy hmm what does that mean smith is a former rotarian herself she described alberta
01:04:19.320 as canada's economic engine and she's not wrong she welcomed thousands of rotary international
01:04:24.840 delegates to calgary sunday using the stage to tout alberta's economic strength energy ambitions
01:04:29.540 and approach to addiction recovery.
01:04:31.640 More than 15,000 Rotary members
01:04:33.840 from more than 120 countries
01:04:35.420 are expected to gather in Calgary this week
01:04:37.400 for the Rotary International Convention,
01:04:39.740 a five-day event that runs through Wednesday
01:04:42.140 at Stampede Park.
01:04:43.720 Well, that's fantastic.
01:04:45.740 What about the Trans Mountain Pipeline?
01:04:48.520 They're eyeing pipeline capacity increase
01:04:51.120 by early 2027
01:04:52.800 because it's teetering on the brink right now.
01:04:55.700 Is it running at capacity?
01:04:56.980 well it's running at between 80 or 90 percent which essentially is capacity not according to
01:05:04.080 david eby the premier of british columbia danielle smith wants new pipelines built she wants to get
01:05:10.060 rid of that tanker ban on the north shore of best uh bc but david eby well what i have as a matter
01:05:16.800 of priorities you know we have a taxpayer funded pipeline uh the tmx pipeline it's owned by
01:05:21.780 canadians it's not operating at capacity there's 200 000 additional barrels of capacity in that
01:05:26.620 pipeline. Let's start there. I don't support tens of billions of dollars in federal subsidy
01:05:32.780 for a brand new pipeline across the north getting rid of the tanker van off the north coast. When
01:05:38.460 we have major projects in BC and in Alberta with private companies that are advancing them,
01:05:43.960 that are ready to work, ready to dig, ready to employ people, ready to diversify our trade
01:05:48.920 relationships, why would we prioritize a massive public spend like that when a more limited public
01:05:55.740 spend could deliver additional capacity through the pipeline we already own, and so many projects
01:06:01.060 that are ready to go with actual proponents. I've said very clearly to Premier Smith that if she's
01:06:06.960 able to arrange that, then we're happy to sit down with Alberta and have that conversation with them
01:06:11.380 about what that would look like. But let's be honest with ourselves. We have a $36 billion
01:06:17.160 pipeline that's publicly owned that the federal government cannot sell. It's not even operating
01:06:22.060 at capacity. There is not a world. Yes, it is operating at capacity. You need to have some
01:06:29.140 vacancy in there. That's how it works. It is this close to capacity. If it's not. And coming in a
01:06:37.920 year, it will be over capacity. Can you build a pipeline in a year? I don't think so. So maybe
01:06:43.680 get started now. In which that pipeline across the north happens without significant federal
01:06:48.160 subsidy uh if the premier of alberta is able to pull that off i say more power tour now let's sit
01:06:53.860 down and have that conversation so yeah it's time for alberta independence it is absolutely past
01:07:00.660 time for alberta independence and here's an article written by our buddy donald lee
01:07:05.360 from druthers druthers my friends druthers.ca alberta independence this will be the last story
01:07:13.520 of the night before we go to the extension which will be available tonight on shadow davis.com
01:07:18.840 and possibly in the telegram group the shadow at night community if you're not a member of that
01:07:24.300 group i say go and join up that's where we have our conversation while we're watching the extension
01:07:29.700 and tonight's extension you guys uh steven falconer
01:07:32.900 it's going to be like diving into a different dimension everything you thought you knew you
01:07:40.940 They don't. Secession is not enough, Donald says. Everyone's talking about Alberta's separation,
01:07:48.100 but no one is talking about the most important issues. Yes, Alberta needs to secede from Canada.
01:07:53.900 No, secession will not solve the problem. Let me explain, he says. It's the empire of the St.
01:07:59.780 Lawrence. You've heard the Laurentian elite. Well, this is what he's talking about. Most Canadians
01:08:04.900 think their region is constantly left out of any real political decision making or political
01:08:09.560 influence in our country. That's not surprising. Although we call it such, Canada has never been
01:08:15.480 a confederation, a political union of sovereign states for purposes of common action, where the
01:08:20.940 federal government has limited power and the individual states retain significant sovereignty
01:08:25.260 and autonomy. In practice, Canada has always been an empire of the St. Lawrence. People often refer
01:08:32.780 to the Laurentian elites, but these people don't come from the hills. They come from the plains,
01:08:37.940 from that geographical region of Canada that we learned in junior high school to call
01:08:42.360 the St. Lawrence Lowlands. It's the Toronto-Ottawa-Montreal axis lying along the St.
01:08:48.940 Lawrence River. Canada has always been ruled from this axis. Power has always been tightly held and
01:08:55.080 has become increasingly centralized over the years. There's never been any equality in Canada.
01:09:00.900 Every other part of Canada is functionally a colony of the empire of the St. Lawrence and
01:09:05.180 even today it's really a branch plant of the british crown ooh 30 years ago the reform party
01:09:13.260 arose in alberta with the slogan the west wants in that was true alberta wanted to become a full
01:09:19.560 partner in a real confederation no longer a colony of the empire a decade later that hope was crushed
01:09:25.760 it was the old totalitarian tactic of rule or ruin the empire of the saint lawrence couldn't
01:09:31.940 ruin the Reform Party, so they ruled it. They merged it with the Progressive Conservative Party
01:09:36.980 and Reform ideas ceased to exist. The West didn't get in, got crushed into subservience again.
01:09:44.940 What the West wants today is the same equal treatment it's wanted for my whole life,
01:09:49.320 from Peter Lougheed to Ralph Klein to Daniel Smith. In fact, what the West wants hasn't
01:09:54.320 changed since the days of Louis Riel. The empire's response hasn't changed either.
01:09:59.460 we're always crushed gradually people in the west are realizing that equal treatment is impossible
01:10:06.320 we cannot get in our only alternative is to get out exactly how and in what form shall we get out
01:10:14.720 and will that really solve our problems to answer those questions one must answer understand the
01:10:20.720 real problem this is where the greatest confusion lies this is not politics it's war that sounds
01:10:27.820 absurd. Yes, it's true. Readers of Druthers understand that we've been fighting a war,
01:10:33.980 at least since the beginning of the COVID operation five years ago. Most Albertans think
01:10:39.140 they're looking for a political solution to a political problem, but the real problem is more
01:10:43.240 fundamental. The real problem is totalitarianism. Until we're willing to understand and admit that
01:10:49.600 we will never solve our problems, we're in a war of democracy against totalitarianism.
01:10:55.040 it's confusing because nobody is dropping bombs on us the chinese call this unrestricted warfare
01:11:01.140 the americans call it americans call it fifth generation warfare i call it war is everything
01:11:07.020 everything is war nobody is using guns but everything else has been weaponized that's what
01:11:13.020 unrestricted warfare is all about that's what china is doing that's what the deep state is
01:11:17.700 doing we're experiencing a war of totalitarianism against all of humanity what we see happening in
01:11:23.920 Alberta today is happening everywhere in the world. We have an opportunity to not only create
01:11:29.300 something beautiful in Alberta, but to be a beacon of light to the whole world. We must also understand
01:11:36.020 that we're not really fighting Ottawa. The COVID campaign proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that
01:11:41.540 policies are being made at some level above the level of national governments. It's not Justin
01:11:46.640 Trudeau who's behind this. It's not Mark Carney. These people are just fronts for people or forces
01:11:52.120 behind them. We are, in fact, not fighting against people at all. Our battle is against ideas and,
01:11:59.780 by extension, against ideologies. All the structures in our society have been weaponized
01:12:05.600 against us. This war is being conducted through the very structures of government and all social
01:12:10.900 structures that we thought were democratic, but they've all been corrupted and turned into tools
01:12:16.260 of dictatorship. That's part of why I say that in this war, we win not by attacking anything or
01:12:22.400 anyone, but by creating. We need to create a new form and structure of government. When we do this,
01:12:28.580 the war will be over. Our adversary will have lost its power. The solution to dictatorial power is
01:12:34.840 not to change the dictator, but to remove that power. Decentralization must replace the
01:12:41.000 centralization of power. We cannot win this war by simply separating Alberta into a new country
01:12:46.580 with the same form and structure of government. Our provincial government is already captured
01:12:51.400 and controlled just like all the other provincial and municipal governments. These are already
01:12:55.980 acting as dictatorships. If we separate Alberta into a new country with the same provincial
01:13:01.000 government, we'll simply replace the Ottawa tyranny with an Edmonton tyranny. This is the
01:13:06.300 same issue faced by the American colonies in 1776. We need to go back to the drawing board and
01:13:12.780 rethink how we organize ourselves in society. I say we need 1776 thinking. At that time,
01:13:20.240 the American colonists wanted out from under the tyrannical king, but they realized that they
01:13:24.980 couldn't just set up a new monarchy in America to replace the old monarchy in England. That
01:13:29.800 wouldn't solve the problem. They needed to create a new form and structure of government that would
01:13:34.840 guarantee liberty and that could not be corrupted. They did a very good job. The founding documents
01:13:40.840 of the United States of America created a form and structure of government that was new and
01:13:45.320 unique in history. But now we find that even this has been corrupted, as has every other
01:13:50.820 government structure in the Western world. So we must begin again. We must learn from the past and
01:13:57.280 once again create a form and structure of government that will be immune to corruption
01:14:01.700 and tyranny, one that's not top-down. We need bottom-up structures where power and
01:14:07.580 responsibility are pushed down to the lowest levels possible. That means personal freedom
01:14:12.300 and responsibility. This begins with the sovereign individual, then the sovereign family,
01:14:18.020 then the sovereign community. Communities can then join together into provinces if we wish
01:14:22.660 to retain that name, and provinces can join together into nations if we wish to retain
01:14:27.880 that name and concept. This is where most people will rebel at the very idea. Canadians do not want
01:14:34.640 responsibility. The majority of Canadians want to be taken care of by the government. This was
01:14:39.720 succinctly captured in a recent message from David Parker, because here is the dark truth.
01:14:47.000 Most Canadians would rather be comfortable than free. They would rather feel safe than be sovereign.
01:14:52.220 just look at how people scream at the thought of losing their government pension their government
01:14:58.300 medicare their welfare or unemployment insurance none of these programs are actually the responsibility
01:15:03.320 of any level of government these are all individual responsibilities this is exactly
01:15:08.940 why i've written about transforming ourselves as individuals before we can transform our
01:15:13.500 communities and nation i'm reminded of the prophetic words of ludwig von mises the greatest
01:15:18.920 economist of the 20th century. He wrote, the fate of civilization rests upon the ideas that motivate
01:15:25.000 the masses. If we fail to win the battle of ideas, we'll see the horrors of history repeated.
01:15:31.400 Today, almost everyone holds socialist ideas without even knowing it. This is exactly what
01:15:36.800 cultural Marxism is all about. We've been infiltrated. Canadians will never willingly
01:15:42.680 accept responsibility and thus freedom. This is what will prevent our ultimate victory in this war.
01:15:48.920 We will be defeated and most of us massacred unless we're able to convince our brothers and
01:15:53.280 sisters that our choice is between responsibility and death. Choose poorly and we'll have death by
01:16:00.420 default. Your mission, if you choose to accept it, is to start a real and serious discussion about
01:16:06.980 the form and structure of government, not simply about Alberta independence. If Alberta secedes
01:16:12.400 and retains its present structure of government, it will be a deep state victory. Divide and conquer.
01:16:18.920 Clearly, the deep state wants Canada to tear itself apart to bring in the one-world totalitarian government they're planning.
01:16:25.760 They must destroy nation-states.
01:16:27.960 Alberta must secede, yes.
01:16:30.600 But at the same time, we must restructure government.
01:16:33.620 In fact, all of society to become truly democratic.
01:16:37.440 The deep state does not fear any of the existing nation-states because they've already infiltrated and controlled them.
01:16:43.000 But the deep state does fear true democracy.
01:16:45.740 only democracy will defeat their totalitarianism once power is not centralized it cannot be
01:16:52.760 monopolized and the people cannot be controlled our future lies in the decentralization of all
01:16:59.340 power if we fail to do that we have no future that from donald lee who's been on this show a
01:17:07.620 couple of times he's an author and a speaker from alberta his recent books what the hell
01:17:11.680 is going on and the way forward explain what's really going on in our world and that article
01:17:16.820 can be found on druthers.ca or whenever you get druthers delivered to your mailbox and that's it
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