The Shadoe Davis Show - May 22, 2024


Lefty Sees the Light, Klaus Schwab steps down, arrest warrants for war crimes


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00:05:00.000 oh my friends we have so much to discuss tonight welcome to the show with shadow at night for
00:05:09.300 tuesday may 21st 2024 benjamin netanyahu the prime minister of israel and hamas leaders are
00:05:16.460 being pursued by the international criminal court for war crimes we'll tell you that that story
00:05:22.720 it broke today also um the conservatives want the ndp to back their motion to get rid of with a
00:05:30.780 non-confidence uh vote the speaker of the house greg fergus who apparently has done something
00:05:36.600 partisan again he's been the speaker of the house for eight months now since last september or last
00:05:42.240 october and he has been appearing at liberal rallies wearing his gown robe whatever and there's
00:05:52.020 a new one, a new one that he did just in the past couple of days. And because of this, and of course
00:05:58.220 what happened last week when he kicked Pierre Polyev out of the House of Commons after Polyev
00:06:03.020 refused to withdraw a comment, he replaced the word he used that was supposedly non-parliamentary,
00:06:09.460 but that wasn't good enough for this House Speaker. And so he kicked out, the first time in history
00:06:14.740 that's happened in Canada, since 1867, to kick out the official leader of His Royal Majesty's
00:06:21.820 opposition incredible partisan yes i would say so but now he's done something else that story is
00:06:31.580 coming up and klaus schwab has indicated he's stepping back not stepping down at least not yet
00:06:38.300 stepping back from his duties as the chairman of the world economic forum
00:06:42.520 all that stuff coming up in just a second so you've been involved with this movement for
00:06:48.760 quite some time right couple years three years some of you were newer some of you have been
00:06:53.260 since the beginning some since before the beginning and how many how many leftists
00:07:01.560 have you seen in the movement i can say not many at least not in my personal experience
00:07:10.040 the way we see leftists today and by the way we have to stop calling them liberals because
00:07:15.660 they're not liberals liberals are people who actually believe in freedom of speech and freedom
00:07:19.720 of thought freedom in general right that's a liberal that's what the word means today's version
00:07:27.080 of liberal is something completely different i believe you should look up the definition for
00:07:31.220 marxist in any dictionary or any encyclopedia and that is what they're using for for liberal these
00:07:38.180 days so we've got a great guest tonight his name is rb ham and rb messaged to me last week and
00:07:45.600 said, Hey, I want to come on, do an interview with you. I said, why would we do that? I don't
00:07:50.020 know you. He said, I've had some fantastic conversations with the grizzly Patriot, Mark 0.96
00:07:55.180 Friesen. We've had some classic arguments about this, that, and the other, but ultimately he
00:08:00.960 believes in what we're doing. So he's a leftist who has seen the light or has he RB ham joins
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00:09:55.840 So let's go say some hellos. Hello, Wayne and Mary, who is watching from Vauxhall, Alberta.
00:10:01.400 Karen is watching tonight. Oh, wait a minute. Is Colleen here? Colleen Bransy? Hello, Colleen.
00:10:08.800 How are you doing? How are you? I hope everything is good in your world. Barbara's watching from
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00:10:30.340 i was almost going to say it colleen hello cora watching in edmonton lynn is watching in
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00:11:22.640 Hello, Riznen3PR, watching in entry tonight.
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00:11:49.240 let's get this out there to as many people as we possibly can all right rb how you doing buddy
00:11:55.420 hey nice to see you rb you're you're on buddy hey can you hear me i can hear you but i i'm
00:12:07.040 thinking that you can't hear me now what's going on oh i can hear you okay so we've got a bit of
00:12:13.020 delay okay rb please and invite what's the matter
00:12:17.640 hello hello rb i'm here okay so you can hear me okay i can hear you just fine okay excellent so rb
00:12:32.220 tell us your story tell us who you are and don't go back and you know to the womb or anything
00:12:38.740 But give us a synopsis of who you are, where you're from,
00:12:42.660 your beliefs prior to all of this happening,
00:12:44.940 and how they changed in the past few years.
00:12:47.000 And some of these tremendous arguments you've had
00:12:48.980 with the Grizzly Patriot as well.
00:12:51.020 We want to hear about those.
00:12:53.000 Hey, well, my name is Richard Brent Winteringham,
00:12:55.200 and the shortened version, of course, is R.B. Ham,
00:12:57.800 because it just works.
00:12:59.000 And I've been called R.B. Ham since I was young.
00:13:01.120 So it's sort of been my nom de plune.
00:13:03.700 It's what I did all the protesting under this name.
00:13:05.560 But anyway, my name is R.B. Ham.
00:13:07.960 And my wife and friends all call me Brent, and somebody calls me Richard, which my wife often does, that's when I'm in trouble.
00:13:16.660 But anyway, so I was raised in a union household.
00:13:22.660 My dad was a teamster, and I always believed in unions because if you go back to how they started, they started at a time when they were needed.
00:13:29.880 That's how we got the eight-hour workday, the five-day work week, got the children out of the mines, that sort of thing, right?
00:13:37.180 and so I always was a firm believer in that but I was always also a classic liberal who did a lot 0.74
00:13:42.660 of reading and believed in freedom of speech and freedom of association I was an anti-war activist
00:13:47.860 and a civil rights activist all my life I marched against the Iraq war and even gave a speech out
00:13:52.180 in front of two MLA and MP's office here in Saskatoon when the Iraq war happened saying that
00:13:57.160 how working the working class has to be against this war because this war is being you know like
00:14:02.860 all wall wars are banker's wars right stuff to make money military industrial complex blah blah
00:14:07.620 blah so anyway i was a firm believer in that and uh at the time that covid happened although i had
00:14:13.780 been a truck driver most of my life i'd become a caretaker in the elementary school system here
00:14:17.900 in saskatoon and i was working at a school and i saw what they were doing to the kids during this
00:14:23.060 thing they were destroying them they were they were they were making them behave like robots
00:14:28.660 with the masks on they took away their music programs and their sports programs and even by
00:14:33.200 then in march of april of 2020 we knew that kids were the least susceptible to this virus even then
00:14:39.600 we knew but they were going overboard and it was all to save granny well we're in we're we're in
00:14:45.180 society in the past have you sacrificed the children to save the grandparents and if you
00:14:49.520 talk to any grandparent they'd say this is wrong and and you know what they're doing to us in the 1.00
00:14:54.560 old folks homes is wrong and what they're doing to the kids in the elementary school is wrong so 1.00
00:14:57.960 I firmly believe that and in July of 2020 I started protesting with a group of people here 0.87
00:15:03.300 in Saskatoon nothing but a bullhorn and me screaming to people driving by with my bullhorn
00:15:09.640 your immune system is not a conspiracy theory epidemiology 101 right we can beat this we've
00:15:15.320 had pandemics in the past the Hong Kong flu in 1969 killed a million people but Woodstock still
00:15:20.160 happened and so anyway I ran into Mark Friesen out there and he heard me speaking to pastors
00:15:26.240 by he's arguing with the crowd and he came up and he said i i hear what you're saying that's
00:15:30.420 fantastic but i also he says and we introduce each other and he turns out he's a right winger
00:15:35.260 and i'm a left winger but there we were in the same common cause and i realized that labels are
00:15:41.320 no longer sufficient there is something deeper going on this is not right versus left anymore
00:15:46.720 this is good versus evil and even though me and mark have some disagreements on the role of
00:15:51.720 government we also realize that you need a balance you need free market enterprise for incentives and
00:15:57.760 to get people to take care of themselves and for social responsibility you need to first worry
00:16:04.780 about individual responsibility on the other hand you have this foreign entity the world or health
00:16:10.300 organization the world economic forum the un agenda 2030 21 infiltrating our civic politics
00:16:17.500 and funding people to do crazy things like advocate for trans rights when nobody it was 0.72
00:16:25.060 the craziest thing our very first rally we had in saskatoon there was a girl a university student
00:16:30.140 came out wearing a mask with trans rights our human rights on it and that had nothing to do
00:16:35.360 with what we were talking about of course we've had trans people all throughout history if you
00:16:40.640 go back to the greek times there was trans people right um it wasn't the biggest deal in the world 1.00
00:16:47.100 when we had much other things to talk about and I realized that this is a way of distracting people 1.00
00:16:51.140 the divide and conquer method right they get a hold of our young people they indoctrinate into
00:16:54.840 these crazy beliefs and they get them fighting against the parents the Maoist you know example
00:17:00.440 you separate the parents from the children then you can exploit it and I so I saw this and I
00:17:06.280 recognize that Mark Friesen saw this so even though I'm coming from the left labor side he's
00:17:10.780 coming from the right entrepreneurship side,
00:17:15.660 we were talking about the same things and understanding the same things.
00:17:19.200 He had read what I had read.
00:17:21.620 He understood what Orwell and Huxley were talking about.
00:17:24.180 He understood that this whole safety culture had been conditioned into us
00:17:30.740 through, like you said before, when we were talking about the SARS outbreak
00:17:35.260 in Ontario in 2003.
00:17:36.900 First one, yeah.
00:17:38.000 Right, right.
00:17:38.420 and then we had the h1n1 and then the zika virus and every time they talked about taking more
00:17:43.420 taking more and more control of our local health through um top-down means so we got here in 0.69
00:17:50.540 saskatchewan the guy who was our public health minister was a guy named sadiq shahab who is from
00:17:54.880 pakistan he was a plastic surgeon in pakistan how did he become our health minister here in
00:18:00.100 saskatchewan i mean our health top doctor when he's not even a real doctor and he's implementing
00:18:06.860 to be fair he is a real doctor he's just not an epidemiologist and he's certainly not probably
00:18:12.720 very well versed in communicable disease but he's a doctor let's to be fair i mean like in order to
00:18:19.200 do surgery on somebody you have to have at least that license yeah but anyway i don't want to get
00:18:26.040 you sued either right oh yeah yeah anyway so um and then you look at theresa tam where she come
00:18:31.680 from the world health organization is where she was coming where she came from let me ask you a
00:18:35.840 question let me ask you a question about theresa tam because this has gone unexplored since derek
00:18:40.300 sloan brought it up a few years ago do you believe that she is a a plant that she's a world health
00:18:49.120 organization that she's a world economic forum operative oh absolutely i mean that's her it's a 0.55
00:18:54.940 it's in her history too because she worked for the world health organization and she was called the
00:18:59.780 she was called the queen of vaccines while she was working for the world health organization
00:19:05.160 and when she left the world health organization to somehow magically just be given the top doctor
00:19:10.400 spot in canada to be our top public health official everything that she's done at the
00:19:14.820 world health organization is under a gag order she wrote a non-disclosure agreement of what
00:19:18.740 she was doing at the world health organization well how can that be how can she be considered
00:19:22.640 working in canada's best interest so right from there and and i don't want to get into the
00:19:28.280 the discussion about whether she's actually born a man that's always fun to talk about but who
00:19:33.980 cares the point is she is she is taking orders from uh people in a foreign entity with a different
00:19:42.060 agenda than what's best for Canadians yeah so let me ask you this uh when you were a leftist and
00:19:48.500 I'm going to probably say that you still are one in terms of philosophy I'm not talking about
00:19:53.720 political allegiance here I'm not talking about any of that because uh I don't think this is
00:19:59.180 applicable to politics anymore as as you pointed out i think this is good versus evil common sense
00:20:05.520 versus crazy right and whichever party represents the most that first of all that has a chance to
00:20:11.480 at least win that represents the most common sense elements from the way i think i'm going to vote for
00:20:18.500 i don't think it really matters at this point we're not going to get out of this politically
00:20:22.260 there has to be something else but well okay go ahead okay what's interesting is i was a lifelong
00:20:31.560 ndp-er and then when the cova things started happening i i was protesting and eventually got 0.52
00:20:36.740 fired for it my union threw me under the bus they were all ndp-ers and when i talked about this being 0.96
00:20:42.620 a political thing they said oh it's not political because we're with the ndp because scott moe of 0.98
00:20:48.020 course with the sass party which is the conservatives here so she figured but she
00:20:51.860 didn't understand what i was talking about this it's a top-down political um uh agenda that
00:20:58.800 embraces all the top political parties in our country look what doug ford was following world
00:21:04.100 health organization rules remember that thing he said that you don't go against these things you
00:21:08.060 might as well throw a rope over a bridge and hang yourself was he meaning that metaphorically or
00:21:12.940 literally like how deep do the are the hooks into these people they have in power because uh i can
00:21:19.060 tell you right now that one of scottmo's actions proved that this was all political because when
00:21:24.660 the that's when the freedom convoy happened and finally people felt brave enough to get off the
00:21:29.460 couch and start screaming about it he reversed all the mandates and restrictions here in saskatchewan
00:21:34.780 like that he didn't go and ask dr shahab or the health minister mary merriman whether it was okay
00:21:40.740 to do it he just did it with a stroke of a pen which proved it was all political to start with
00:21:45.640 because we went from mandates and restrictions of only five people in the park to everything's
00:21:51.220 open again sorry guys oops right and we had a big huge convoy down to regina and i spoke in front of
00:21:57.140 the saskatchewan legislature that thanking him and i should never i should have i should have
00:22:02.700 qualified it at the time i did the reason i went down there was because uh that was when mark was
00:22:06.860 in the hospital just recovered from the hospital he was back home but he couldn't come with us and
00:22:11.320 he missed the Canadian Freedom Convoy and he was so mad that he didn't get to go but I brought I
00:22:17.480 I went down there and spoke and I made sure that he spoke to the crowd over the phone because the
00:22:21.500 Grizzly Patriots loved by the people here in Saskatchewan and uh that's the reason I did it
00:22:26.480 and I thanked Scott Moe the time but ever since then Scott Moe has not had our backs as far as
00:22:30.880 the courts go because we've been convicted of all our COVID tickets and everything they're still
00:22:34.640 under appeal it's gone to saskatchewan supreme court they've convicted us all i got eight tickets
00:22:39.240 mark got 10 a lot of normal regular good people had their faces put in the newspaper and and
00:22:45.200 called and having public squealing on them because they went to rallies without the approval but so
00:22:51.940 anyway the point is it was all political written off of the stroke of a pen and that's uh that's
00:23:00.040 what people have to realize i mean there this is always right now what we're facing uh the ndp
00:23:07.220 the peak the the the liberals and the conservatives all are associated with the agenda if you look
00:23:13.880 into the conservative leadership the people who are in power of the conservative party they're
00:23:18.120 very they're like liberal light they never go too far you ever notice unless it's unless their
00:23:23.060 approval rating says it's okay it's like they well no no wait wait wait wait since pauliev took over
00:23:27.960 I do have to disagree with you on that. Having said that, they have not backpedaled at all
00:23:33.560 from their position on the vaccines. You don't hear that very often from very many members of
00:23:39.460 that party. I think that you have to take this, as we pointed out earlier, we have to take this
00:23:44.560 on a person-by-person-by-person basis through every single party. I think that there's a lot
00:23:50.860 of liberal MPs who do not believe with this, are not down with this agenda. They're just shutting
00:23:57.180 up and taking the money and hoping to get reelected. Yeah, I believe the same goes with
00:24:01.920 the NDP, even though there's 24 NDP MPs. I think that there's a few of them who don't believe this
00:24:08.660 nonsense and they're just going along with it. And I believe that there are more conservative MPs
00:24:14.820 who really don't believe this stuff. I mean, you've seen the stuff Leslyn Lewis has come out
00:24:19.820 with and there's a bunch of the other ones. Leslyn Lewis and definitely a few other of the CPC
00:24:26.320 mps have been stepping up and fighting back against this and notably danielle smith as well
00:24:31.780 in alberta probably and i wish she would be more bold and vocal about the things that she's hoping
00:24:38.060 to accomplish and uh she can do this because she wasn't in power during the during the uh
00:24:44.100 covet restrictions right so she can go ahead and look back and say hey you know what i wasn't doing 0.71
00:24:50.040 this to you it was them yeah same party different guy though wasn't me so she can legitimately say
00:24:55.840 that well she wasn't even with she was uh working as a journalist when all that started so she was
00:25:00.700 right she came in from the outside and had a great hope in her but uh and a lot of like even mark
00:25:05.980 is mark's a little upset with her other people in the movement are a little upset with her that
00:25:10.640 she hasn't gone far enough but maybe she can only go so far i mean you're the you're the premier of
00:25:16.500 the province you have to do certain things you might not want to do like stand for a picture
00:25:20.800 with christie freeland because you know she's visiting you got to do it you do but the thing
00:25:27.200 about danielle smith she's got three years left that's right as as the premier she can do whatever
00:25:32.520 she wants and three years is a lot of time to change minds especially if you run a public
00:25:37.620 relations program like they uh jammed down our throats during the covet years and you know you
00:25:42.700 got me thinking as we talk about all of these premiers what the hell ever happened to brian
00:25:47.100 pallister in manitoba i don't know it's like he it's like the the one b the one before uh
00:25:54.060 scott moe here in saskatoon too in saskatchewan too i forget his name now brad wall brad wall
00:25:59.280 and pallister were were really really good um conservative leaders with common sense policies
00:26:06.860 that just before all this happened they kind of took they kind of said well i'm done and i'll just
00:26:11.620 get out of here and it's like they knew it was coming they didn't want to get caught up in it
00:26:15.300 But Pallister was the premier. Pallister was the premier in power when all of this happened. And then he announced during his term, I mean, he had just been elected again, I think a year and a half before, that he was stepping down. And he said previously he had no intention of stepping down. He was going to fulfill that final term and then step down.
00:26:37.800 but no I'm quitting
00:26:39.540 he said I'm quitting
00:26:41.580 but let me finish this
00:26:43.200 thought because it's very interesting
00:26:45.060 there was a couple of press conferences
00:26:47.080 that he gave just like all the
00:26:49.480 premiers were doing all across the country
00:26:51.160 and he looked so
00:26:53.520 pained when he was
00:26:55.440 saying we're shutting this down we're shutting
00:26:57.400 that down and don't test
00:26:59.400 me opening your businesses
00:27:01.000 but there were times where it
00:27:03.320 looked like he had a gun to his head
00:27:05.540 just off camera you couldn't see it
00:27:07.800 but there were times where it looked kind of like that and then he just from the expression
00:27:12.840 and his body language and then he just quit and vanished and we know he's got a home in
00:27:16.760 venezuela or costa rica or wherever he is and i wonder if he's there running away from the cabal
00:27:23.400 if he had done what his part of the deal was and now he's going to go and live out his life
00:27:28.440 happily with his family safe maybe some of these guys were actually threatened with bodily harm
00:27:34.520 or their families threatened with bodily harm if bribes didn't work because remember pallister was
00:27:39.400 already a rich man before he ever got into politics so it makes you wonder exactly how they
00:27:46.440 captured each one of these people and if they actually believe the things they say
00:27:53.080 well it's all speculation but you you remember that one press conference where
00:27:57.080 williamson i think it was chris and uh the other out in ontario where they they're caught on a hot
00:28:04.120 mike saying well we just read what they put in front of us who's writing with the who's writing
00:28:09.220 the script you've got to wonder yeah and the bureaucrats and the bureaucrats are being controlled
00:28:14.880 from the top when you talk about the health the public health system theresa tam and then in every
00:28:20.120 province they if you look at the backgrounds of all these health ministers in every province
00:28:24.380 they're connected to the world health organization in some capacity and they're being told what to
00:28:29.260 say from a global perspective not from a canadian common sense perspective you know what i mean
00:28:35.480 because i remember the former manitoba health of fit top health official was was interviewed by cbc
00:28:41.760 just a month after the covet thing really started happening and he was saying oh i've seen a
00:28:47.540 pandemic every year it's called flu season and what we're doing here is going to exacerbate the
00:28:51.700 problems cbc cut him off and just continued he testified in a court case and said this is all 0.96
00:29:00.620 bullshit there is absolutely no proof right and they just completely ignored him and then when 0.86
00:29:05.460 the other guy the guy currently in charge brent russin is his name he comes on and says yeah i 0.96
00:29:10.520 don't know i i don't know we haven't got the statistics well you're going to get them for us
00:29:13.960 oh yeah yeah we'll get the statistics and all of the facts and figures for you oh but we don't
00:29:17.600 answer any questions and the judge
00:29:20.180 went along with what he said as
00:29:22.000 opposed to the previous guy who was
00:29:24.000 saying no this is wrong lucette
00:29:25.860 makes a comment here she says danielle
00:29:27.640 smith approved vaccines for baby six
00:29:29.540 months old no that is just wrong she
00:29:32.740 says no she did not danielle smith did
00:29:35.000 not do that remember that these things
00:29:40.420 are controlled by the health ministry
00:29:42.800 the health bureaucrats and the
00:29:45.040 politicians don't have anything to do 0.97
00:29:46.860 with that. And if they do, those are invalid laws and mandates. Remember what happened in Alberta
00:29:53.620 about a year ago? All of those tickets had to be thrown out and all of those mandates were
00:29:59.980 considered completely unlawful. Why? Because they weren't signed by the chief medical officer. They
00:30:06.460 were signed by the premier Jason Kenney at the time. And that's not how it's supposed to work
00:30:12.720 out that's not how it's supposed to play it's not supposed to be a political decision it's supposed
00:30:18.000 to be a medical decision right so you guys and this is something i've been saying all you guys
00:30:25.560 watching this show right now and and i'm guilty of this just as much in many cases we blame the
00:30:32.460 politicians but we need to start looking at the bureaucrats those people this is the deep state
00:30:40.720 that we're talking about. These people who have been there for years, and they're supposed to be
00:30:46.580 nonpartisan, apolitical. They're not. They're working with an agenda. Look at the Ickley agenda,
00:30:53.060 for example. All of that crap that goes all across the country. 400 plus municipalities. We did a show 0.99
00:30:58.860 on that last week. We'll do another show very soon with Maggie Hope Braun, because we're trying to
00:31:03.620 get rid of this UN agenda, this Ickley agenda, because that's what's creating these 15-minute
00:31:09.120 cities anyway let me ask you this rb as a lifelong leftist when do you think that leftism as a
00:31:19.440 concept and a political movement in the west was captured uh it was during the 1960s i firmly
00:31:29.100 believe that the late 50s early 60s is when they started taking advantage of what the vietnam war
00:31:35.320 was doing to the to the uh to the people of the united states and they found a way we can we can 0.99
00:31:40.200 get our marxism in there by um a noble using a noble cause an anti-war against a stupid war
00:31:47.900 will capture the the uh young people that are fighting against that and will say yes that's
00:31:53.580 noble cause but but but replace their uh and and put in with their idealism this idea
00:31:59.760 that what we really need is a level playing field for all and a social safety net for all
00:32:08.060 and it sounds good right but to make this happen we have to take away power from you as an
00:32:15.940 individual and assign it over to the collective now I grew up with that believing it was a good
00:32:21.400 thing because that's what I read in school it was a good thing in the end and then I became then I
00:32:25.960 started went out into the workforce and i worked in unions and i saw oh wait a minute there's a lot 0.99
00:32:30.460 of lazy bastards out here that aren't pulling their own weight but they have they're getting 0.99
00:32:35.580 by and they're and you're so these little doubts start to nag in your mind and then i completely 0.99
00:32:41.280 rejected what leftisms have turned into um during the covid thing i saw it for what it was and i
00:32:48.320 saw the danger of it because all the worst uh totalitarian systems come through collectivism
00:32:56.820 if you look through history and i you know and even though i'm a former i still consider myself
00:33:01.800 a classic liberal but the like it saw how the leftism got captured and you see how the
00:33:09.180 collectivism leads to things like mass slaughter where people just go along to get along and they
00:33:15.280 keep their head down and uh that's what happens like in 1930s germany nobody nobody spoke up
00:33:20.820 after the bolshevik revolution there was a time of the the um the communists who took charge
00:33:25.740 didn't have complete power but because they had managed to capture the working class and use them
00:33:31.920 as a as a bulwark against the old guard that it was easy to take it over because if you take if 0.58
00:33:38.560 you capture the children you can turn them against the parents and that is the worst thing that can
00:33:43.860 happen because once the state decides to become the parent you have it always leads to bad things
00:33:50.020 and so i let me ask you this why don't people recognize it because it's the same playbook
00:33:56.620 over and over and over again um because they do our bet they do their best in the when you grow
00:34:04.140 up into the public school system they do their best to um uh shy away from that part of it you
00:34:11.020 only get to you only see that if you go outside the school system so a lot of people who go through
00:34:16.120 the public school system they they hear what they're they they absorb what they're told and
00:34:22.420 then they put it into put it into action in real life and then they go along to get along too many
00:34:28.260 people are order followers and we need to get away from we got to get away from that we are you know
00:34:36.280 we got to we got to reclaim our individual sovereignty and i know it's tough and a lot
00:34:42.920 like this covid thing split and that was another thing the divide and conquer tactics right they
00:34:47.020 know what they're doing these people are smart they're behavioral psychologists running the
00:34:51.280 the covid response wasn't run by epidemiologists and virologists it was run by behavioral psychologists
00:34:57.880 and even the canadian military said they took advantage of covid runs a propaganda program so
00:35:03.460 you know what was going on here was behavioral psychology and that and they've been working on
00:35:08.180 this for years ever since like i read edward bernet's propaganda in 1929 they did it through
00:35:14.200 public relations they do it through um negotiations with um foreign countries and stuff like that
00:35:22.040 and they they just inculcate it into you to where it's second nature and the only place you can
00:35:27.560 actually step outside and fight back against this it's through popular culture and if you watch
00:35:31.480 popular culture you'll see what's happening back in the 60s the anti-war movement popular culture
00:35:36.760 showed that we're going away from that but now it's happening again but except the counterculture
00:35:41.180 is right-wing now not left-wing the counterculture is right-wing tom mcdonald is is the biggest
00:35:47.900 rapper right and what are they doing they're not signing with labels or being controlled by
00:35:52.020 corporate interests they're starting their own brand like you are shadow davis show starting
00:35:57.060 your own media that's what and that's and that's what's happening now and it's you can call it
00:36:02.340 right wing but it's just common sense right people can only be pushed so far there's going to be an
00:36:07.600 awakening and i think what happens is people have to feel it themselves they have hit rock bottom
00:36:13.880 the cell before they realize what's going on and they'll start fighting back when they're when they
00:36:17.340 realize that their children can't afford a home anymore that they that the american dream or the
00:36:21.960 canadian dream if you want to call it that has been taken away from them maybe then they'll fight
00:36:26.520 you know well that's already going on right now you know i saw this interesting meme um the other
00:36:31.900 day and i'll try and describe it because i'm not going to put it up on screen i haven't got it
00:36:36.080 available but it looks to be it's a cartoon and it looks to be a man and a woman going out on a
00:36:41.560 first or second date and he says something typical of a male i forget what it was but she looks at
00:36:48.300 him and she says oh my god are you a right-wing extremist and he looks over at her and says no
00:36:55.000 I'm just a regular dude from 20 years ago. Yeah, exactly. That's it. So what is the answer out
00:37:04.240 here? I mean, like, like you say, people are going to have to start realizing they're in a very bad
00:37:08.500 spot, but that's one thing to realize. It doesn't take much to look at your wallet and go, wow, man,
00:37:15.560 I haven't got as much money in here as I used to have in groceries. Like I made a joke with
00:37:19.440 somebody today. I was at the grocery store today and there's somebody standing there with a bunch
00:37:23.560 of bananas a couple of grapefruits a block of cheese and a couple of loaves of bread i said
00:37:28.900 so what's that like over a hundred bucks and we laughed about it right but it seems like
00:37:35.620 i'm not sure if it's just canadians or human nature that we were shocked initially by these
00:37:42.520 things that happen and we can see this all through the covid response and maybe after a few days we
00:37:48.720 just kind of normalize it because that's our new normal now that's our new life and that's the way
00:37:53.640 they've been pushing us right with the frog boiling in the in the water so what is it going
00:38:00.500 to take do we in fact have a breaking point or is it just that we're going to take this until
00:38:07.780 the bitter end until they've got us locked down in 500 square foot uh apartments wearing masks
00:38:15.620 whatever we go and and taking shots every two weeks and and all of that well well there's a
00:38:22.520 there's a there's a saying and i think robert burns said it the best the best laid plans of
00:38:28.980 mice and men off go awry and so these globalists think they have all the power and they think they
00:38:34.220 can do this like the world economic forum for years very confident what they're doing so they
00:38:38.000 did public forums showing us what they're going to do right and they think well we'll get away
00:38:43.340 it because we have all the power and uh we'll just be able to take you know and propagandize
00:38:48.080 them and uh cancel people and censor people but you know what happened in eastern europe just
00:38:55.800 before the wall fell right the communists thought they had everything everything under control
00:39:01.020 right in romania and in hungary and in poland and then the next thing you know it's no longer there
00:39:08.480 the greatest changes happen when you least expect them so i do believe that people are going to wake
00:39:14.140 up and there's going to be a moment where it just collapses because they can't keep it up anymore
00:39:18.400 it's a fiat like the fiat currency system they've got 34 trillion dollars in debt candidates now and
00:39:25.500 they're adding a trillion dollars in debt every hundred days what the heck is going on um and
00:39:31.480 And the more, like Maxime Bernier said it, right?
00:39:37.180 Inflation is a tax, and people eventually can't afford to pay the tax anymore.
00:39:42.220 And more people are waking up, and that's what's going to happen.
00:39:44.900 They think they've got it all under control, but the next thing you know, it's not there.
00:39:51.180 And I think that's where we're going to see it.
00:39:52.800 We're going to see it because it's just too in your face what they're doing right now.
00:39:58.020 I wanted to get back to what you said about in Alberta where they dropped all the fines.
00:40:01.200 here in saskatchewan they're getting around that this is my my lawyer j at the um uh justice center
00:40:08.660 jccf said that in saskatchewan they avoided that because judge merriman here uh the the health
00:40:15.460 minister merriman signed everything over to shahab so shahab is the one that issued it and so the
00:40:22.400 court here said that it's reasonable to take away our rights under the first um point of the charter
00:40:30.020 section one they because uh if an emergency can be um demonstrated then they can they have the
00:40:38.280 right to do it then it's reasonable but the problem is that they're just taking the word
00:40:42.120 of shahab what he what the public health is saying without any pushback they're not taking
00:40:48.140 they're not taking his words and putting it to a test there was no vote for it there was no public
00:40:54.560 forum for it there they didn't bring in other scientists and epidemiologists and virologists
00:40:59.380 who disagreed with it so it's it's it's a dictatorship under shahab then is what they're
00:41:04.020 trying to tell us in saskatchewan we live under dictatorship of shahab until scott moe with a
00:41:08.520 stroke of the pen took that power away from him so isn't scott moe scott moe must have signed on
00:41:13.980 to it to give the power to him but they get around it by making a junior minister sign that power
00:41:18.420 away and then scott moe can step back say nothing to do with me let me ask you what you think of
00:41:25.460 scott mo uh very disappointed um i'm glad about some of the some of the some of the uh the stuff
00:41:33.180 that uh i'm glad that he took that he did the the mandate restriction took them you know took
00:41:38.640 them out after the freedom convoy got to realize that but but he was pushed by his constituency
00:41:43.340 because the before he did before that happened and the freedom convoy happened even then he was
00:41:50.420 feeling it because his um consistencies is the rural people right the farmers and they had they
00:41:57.140 hated this covid stuff and they let him know and the donations dried up and so when the freedom
00:42:01.780 convoy happened he signed it he signed off and he got rid of the mandates restrictions immediately
00:42:06.560 because he was going to lose his the people that put that prop him up and keep him in power the
00:42:12.420 rural folk because they have a lot of power here in saskatchewan if he lost them then he's done
00:42:16.760 so it was a political thing all the way but at the other stuff i'm glad that he fights back
00:42:21.800 against ottawa about you know the carbon tax and the oil revenues and all that's all great but
00:42:26.240 that's all the public face stuff that's sort of the divide and conquer stuff but when it came to
00:42:31.060 the right down to it he went along with these mandates and restrictions and i'm sure he knew
00:42:35.760 better he's not a stupid man i've got a great job education i'm not the brightest bulb in the world
00:42:40.820 but i did my own research god help me i did some reading oh no yeah i did my own research and i 0.93
00:42:47.420 found out hey wait a minute this event 201 happened in october 2019 it's readily available
00:42:52.760 where they plan this all out and then all these things start coming out of china and nothing gets
00:42:56.820 out of china unless the communist party lets it get out of china put two or two together come on
00:43:01.380 yeah right yeah yeah and available information through john ionitis at stanford the infection 0.92
00:43:05.900 failure rate we knew by march of 2020 was not going to be that bad but they went ahead anyway
00:43:09.980 it's close job wrote a book called covet 19 and the great reset remember he wrote that book and
00:43:15.360 right in it he says well the infection fatality rate of this isn't gonna be that bad but we'll
00:43:19.320 we'll use this as an opportunity to get through what we want to get through which is more control
00:43:24.280 of people's lives because of climate change and this and that you're a conspiracy theorist you're
00:43:30.540 you actually the best part about being a conspiracy theorist is no myocarditis boom
00:43:39.960 that's right and so as far as i'm concerned being called a conspiracy theorist is a badge of honor
00:43:47.460 in this world yeah because we're always right let me ask you this i mean the information
00:43:53.320 most of the information anyway i mean i pride myself on making sure the information is available
00:43:59.780 before i talk about it occasionally we'll speculate once in a while you know me because one thing
00:44:05.140 leads to another thing and so on you're not ever really going to hear me talk about aliens
00:44:09.840 space creatures uh lizard men none of that stuff but i will talk about things that we can't talk
00:44:15.620 about because it's based upon fact so we have as you've been pointing out quite rightly uh in our
00:44:22.860 discussion so far we knew all of this stuff wasn't as bad as it was being trumped up in the left-wing
00:44:28.680 corporate media all of the uh facts and figures are available all you have to do is look and you
00:44:35.180 can present them to people show them here look at this this comes right from the government you
00:44:41.220 believe in so much and they'll still look at you right in the face like you've just said you were 0.99
00:44:46.740 abducted by aliens and they screwed you in the ass you are a conspiracy theorist and you need 1.00
00:44:54.660 to shut up about this especially around the dinner table if uncle ben has had a couple of rise 1.00
00:45:00.240 because you're going to cause a problem right yeah that's right so what what the hell
00:45:07.460 why won't people wake up are they in this matrix deal still like i mean and that movie i believe
00:45:14.500 is a great metaphor for life i'm not sure if they knew this was coming but wow whoever wrote that's
00:45:19.500 a genius well they're on the download they're they're npcs they they're firmly hooked to the
00:45:25.580 mainstream media and they just they're on the download and they just repeat it and it gets
00:45:28.780 into their brains and that's what they do so they're constantly rationalizing it because
00:45:32.780 if and especially this is really especially with middle class comfortable people right who've never
00:45:39.560 had who uh never look too deeply into things because the system has been good for them
00:45:45.020 right and so if they look too deeply into the system all of a sudden they might oh my god it's
00:45:50.340 not exactly the way it looks like it is and because of my silence i may have been complicit in it
00:45:57.280 oh my god if that if i've been complicit in it through my silence that kind of makes me guilty
00:46:01.960 well i can't be guilty because i'm a good person and behavioral psychologists worked on that they
00:46:06.420 said all these good people out there you're a good person if you social distance you're a good
00:46:11.160 person if you wear a mask you're a good person if you uh get the vaccine you're you're one of the
00:46:16.940 good people you know all these and then they have their media portray any opposition to the good 1.00
00:46:23.380 people as dastardly evil the blackest you can paint them on the payroll of putin you know 0.99
00:46:29.320 under the spell of donald trump uh you know under the truckers with the confederate flags 0.99
00:46:36.120 and the swastikas are you kidding me right now and even that was proven to be a joke because the
00:46:41.580 one guy who had a confederate flag was wearing a mask and the and and he was going through the
00:46:45.820 crowd and people are the people there were saying get the hell out of here you bum and they never
00:46:50.040 saw him again and then the one nazi flag was flown by a bunch of liberal supporters who walked up
00:46:54.520 who walked really briskly through the crowd and up some steps into a parliament building and then
00:46:59.380 disappeared you know and they made in the media made sure they got a picture of that and say oh 0.74
00:47:04.360 look at all those nazis down there it was just ridiculous they and and meanwhile a couple years 0.83
00:47:10.140 later the whole house of commons is saluting an actual nazi in the house of commons and oh that's 0.80
00:47:17.780 russian propaganda but it actually happened no no no it didn't happen it might have happened but
00:47:22.220 we didn't mean it to happen and if you keep pointing out that it happened you're on russians
00:47:25.960 you're a russian plant and you're on putin's payroll very very interesting too when they
00:47:31.460 start with especially trudeau when he stands up and starts screaming about conspiracy theories
00:47:36.020 and pierre polyev's pushing conspiracy theories and then in the very next breath he talks about
00:47:40.900 diagonal on being this extreme right-wing group of knuckle-dragging populists who need to be
00:47:47.980 snuffed out because they just want to take over the government using violence i know the people
00:47:54.200 you need to be afraid of during the during the free the our freedom convoy movement that happened
00:47:59.640 two years jeremy was out here in saskatoon for a while i got to know him he's a real nice guy
00:48:03.780 is that when he was in jail yeah he's in jail there yeah he got into an argument with some guy
00:48:09.600 and they trumped up some charges that he was
00:48:11.320 appointed a firearm at somebody, never
00:48:13.640 did, but they put him in jail anyway.
00:48:16.060 It was a real joke, and
00:48:17.620 but yeah, he was out here in Saskatchewan
00:48:19.800 for a while. I met him
00:48:20.780 when we had the PPC election
00:48:23.820 night. He joined us, and
00:48:25.320 after the PPC election night,
00:48:27.860 we went down to the bar
00:48:29.720 after, and I sat with him, and
00:48:31.700 Maxine Bernier, and
00:48:33.360 Mark was there, and a couple other people
00:48:35.420 who were with the, like, I forgot
00:48:37.600 to preface this, that
00:48:39.100 being a lifelong NDP member I became a PPC campaign manager in during the last election
00:48:45.560 for Saskatoon West Air was the campaign manager for the for Kevin Boychuk who ran for the PPC out
00:48:51.100 here we got like six percent of the vote but anyway afterwards after the PPC election night
00:48:55.480 we went down to the bar and we sat around and had had a few drinks and ate a pizza and Maxime
00:49:00.900 talked about his life in politics and Jeremy was right there at the same table so hey anybody out
00:49:05.920 there guess what Jeremy McKenzie was at the same table as Maxine Bernier oh my god oh what are we
00:49:11.200 going to do and he there was no talk about fire setting up a revolution and taking over the
00:49:18.040 government and stuff it was just how can we change how can we get people to start realizing that
00:49:23.400 we have to make sure the populist movements embrace both the right wing and left wing
00:49:29.340 Maxine talked about this he said there's a lot of union guys out there who got screwed over and
00:49:33.540 they'll become they'll come over to our side if we just just point out that we're not a bunch of
00:49:39.700 right-wing extremists we're common sense extremists i mean maxine bernier and a lot of his in his in
00:49:46.160 his speeches would reference john f kennedy you know not not you're not not you know i mean
00:49:51.940 so let me ask you if you want to get into a political discussion sure that's cool i haven't
00:49:57.260 talked at all about the people's party of canada for the past year or so i think since the last
00:50:02.420 time max was on the show simply because it's become a non-entity and it became that after max
00:50:09.060 lost that by-election in southern manitoba that he campaigned so hard in and he lost bad i mean 0.87
00:50:15.300 the conservatives kicked his ass he came in second place yay but he got less votes than the previous 0.88
00:50:21.140 candidate in the federal election of 2021 i like max i like what he stands for and i honestly 0.99
00:50:30.460 believe that he believes as we do that we're in big trouble but why have they not been able to
00:50:39.000 cut through the noise is it because of max himself is it because the left corporate media has has
00:50:45.540 painted him as such what is yeah and i understand that it's difficult for any new political party
00:50:54.060 to gain traction overnight it just doesn't happen but the ppc has been there now what five years
00:51:00.040 five years and aside from max himself there are no real big names in that party which
00:51:10.420 i think makes people believe a lot of people anyway that this is just a max bernier vanity show
00:51:16.100 yeah it could be it could be i've uh my biggest thing is that people hate trudeau so much
00:51:25.740 that abandoning the Conservative Party now,
00:51:30.260 even with all their faults,
00:51:31.580 and Pierre Polyev, even with all his faults,
00:51:34.320 that abandoning the People's Party of Canada,
00:51:37.260 abandoning the CPC,
00:51:38.480 and then joining up with the PPC
00:51:40.000 will split the right-wing vote, 0.91
00:51:42.920 and those bloody liberals and Trudeau 0.92
00:51:45.160 might team up with the NDP and get back in again. 0.50
00:51:47.940 So I think that's for me what it is.
00:51:49.280 I mean, I think Maxine could be the greatest guy in the world.
00:51:51.520 He could be the next John Jay Diefenbaker,
00:51:53.220 and he's not going to get the support
00:51:54.940 because people are too scared they want trudeau out people on the right or in the middle who want
00:52:01.680 trudeau out are not going to leave the conservative party until until after let's say they win the
00:52:08.280 next election the conservative party gets in with the majority please pray thank god that they can
00:52:12.280 because if it's another minority and the liberals and ndp team up again they'll destroy anything
00:52:16.040 the cbc tries to do common sense wise but let's say they get in there as a majority and then they
00:52:20.700 stink and they become liberal like then maybe maxine can do something but right now you're right
00:52:26.320 uh people are going to vote for the people people are going to vote for the cpc they're going to get 0.97
00:52:30.960 trudeau out of their trudeau i'll probably step down beforehand because i think he sees the writing
00:52:34.400 on the wall i think they're preparing they're preparing that other guy uh the former ego i
00:52:39.140 don't know like i think you're talking about mark carney he's even worse than trudeau is yeah i know
00:52:43.540 but the thing is like we just into ardent step down right people uh you didn't who were who led
00:52:49.460 through the covid thing in australia that guy got booted out uh i just think there's there's no way
00:52:55.160 they could he might he might stand and lose the election then then go off into the sunset and
00:53:00.140 live on one of his islands but uh uh i really can't see them winning the next election because
00:53:04.680 they've gone too far and i do believe that pierre paulio is going to get in and let's hope he does
00:53:10.020 the right thing and rolls back all this stuff and gets our economy back going but i have i think it's
00:53:15.240 there's a poison pill in there that the poison pill is the 34 trillion dollars in debt
00:53:19.460 the poison pill is you can't just go in there and and take over the bird kick out all the
00:53:25.480 bureaucrats who actually run everything right what can the people do what can we do what have you
00:53:31.820 been doing uh just keep well what i what i did is me and mark went did a lot of town halls during
00:53:39.060 the covid thing and we went did underground town halls when the all the band-aids restrictions
00:53:44.020 were going we we did uh a lot of talks to be in businesses and in farms we educated people and
00:53:52.260 told them that uh we're in this you know that we're all in this together and we just got to
00:53:57.520 keep that conversation going we got to keep the independent media going we've got to fight back
00:54:02.040 against the censorship the more they try to censor us the more we're going to get the more
00:54:05.440 stronger we get that's that's getting back to that part about eastern europe the more they
00:54:10.840 were censored the more the rights were taken away the more they built up that well we can we're not
00:54:17.480 gonna stand for this now but we also have to realize and we're that we're not north korea
00:54:24.320 right and we're not china we have a we have a a collective um heritage of freedom of speech and
00:54:33.800 freedom of uh of the press so we always have that to to fall back on i think what julian assange
00:54:40.300 what happened today was he they allowed his right to appeal if he can get Julian Assange out of
00:54:45.080 prison that takes you know um it won't be extradited uh either back to the United States
00:54:51.300 I don't think he's still going to remain in the UK yeah yeah he's he's talking so if they can get
00:54:55.700 him out and uh show some point I just can't see it like the United States of America is thank God
00:55:02.840 there was guys like Rick DeSantis in Florida and Abbott in Texas when all this COVID stuff went
00:55:07.640 went crazy and they proved that hey they brought in the right scientists like scott atlas and dr
00:55:14.220 jay badicherry and all them and put them around a round table discuss what was going on and right
00:55:18.500 now dr joseph latipo who's in florida who is their surgeon general florida is just great he's saying
00:55:23.540 recall the vaccines thank god we have the united states of america with the first amendment right
00:55:27.540 that's what we need here in canada we need to import their first amendment and put that as our
00:55:33.540 section one you know yesterday uh interesting dr william mack has made a post on x and uh it was
00:55:41.800 from last week when he was at the legislature in edmonton and he was in the building having a
00:55:48.180 meeting with that covet committee that danielle smith has put together regarding the vaccines
00:55:52.700 they're talking about maybe not recommending them now for little kids six months and younger which
00:55:58.080 i think is a good step it's a baby step so to speak pardon the pun but while he was in the
00:56:04.060 building there was an ndp mla standing up calling him and anybody else who happened to say that 0.98
00:56:10.320 these vaccines are nothing but a pile of of crap conspiracy theorists it's still happening 0.97
00:56:18.160 regardless of what actual accredited scientific and medical professionals are saying and it doesn't 0.98
00:56:27.040 seem that there's any political will, at least not yet in this country, completely opposite of what
00:56:32.640 we've seen in the United States, as you just point out, willing to stand up and say, I think we need
00:56:39.360 to have another look at this stuff. And maybe we need to look at what we did here, because that
00:56:45.400 would be the only way to preventing it from happening again. And yet it doesn't happen.
00:56:49.380 Is it because of us, the people? Are we not forceful enough with our politicians to make
00:56:55.480 them do the right thing yeah what is it it's you get the government you deserve i think mark twain
00:57:02.880 is the one who said that right you get the government you deserve you we're we live in a
00:57:07.060 so-called democracy so the people's voice has to be heard and it has to be focused uh they could
00:57:12.640 the more they try to censor us the better off we're going to be i think because that just proves
00:57:18.600 their weakness because uh tearing out a man's tongue doesn't prove that you're strong it proves
00:57:23.140 you're afraid of what they're going to say so we just got to keep pressing this we've got to keep
00:57:27.120 talking we've got to keep the conversation going we've got to go to independent media we can't give
00:57:31.280 up that's the biggest thing they want us to do is just to throw up our hands and say well we can't
00:57:35.140 beat this so it's it's up to us look inside yourself if you want to know who's going to
00:57:40.200 save you look in the mirror donald trump's not going to save you pierre paulia is not going to
00:57:44.200 save you danielle smith's not going to save you martin luther king isn't coming back from the
00:57:48.680 grave uh you know tommy douglas isn't coming back from the grave and preston manning's too old
00:57:53.960 stop looking at somebody else and some other ideal you're the one who's going to make the
00:57:59.200 difference so you look in the mirror that's who's going to save you and speak up because you're
00:58:02.940 running out of time and if there's members of your family like there are mine who um cut you
00:58:08.280 out of their lives try to keep the try to keep the conversation keep a lane open to get back in
00:58:14.900 there and say look we don't blame you for what happened uh behavioral psychology is a horrible
00:58:20.160 thing and we know that they fed on your better nature and they that you were a good person i
00:58:25.400 understand that but that doesn't mean you can't come to your senses now take a look at what's
00:58:30.160 happening take a look at what's going on with the economy take a look at what's going on with this
00:58:34.120 divide you really always bring up the divide and conquer and realize that's that's the game they
00:58:39.720 want to keep us fighting each other so we don't look up and see what's really going on so it
00:58:44.680 It doesn't matter what the left-wing puppet
00:58:46.600 or the right-wing puppet is saying.
00:58:48.100 You have to realize who's controlling them.
00:58:51.180 Harvey, we're having a big nationwide event
00:58:54.420 in Manitoba next month.
00:58:56.780 And I'm not sure if you've heard about it.
00:58:58.180 It's being put on by Ken Drysdale,
00:58:59.860 who is the lead commissioner
00:59:00.780 of the National Citizens Inquiry.
00:59:02.520 I'm going to be the, well, one of the presenters there
00:59:05.320 and one of the moderators of all the panels.
00:59:07.580 And I would love for you to come out
00:59:09.880 and bring some of your friends with you.
00:59:12.260 Oh, I'd love to.
00:59:12.940 yeah we we need a lot of people there this is going to be a solution-based event and people
00:59:20.960 are going to be talking about different ideas things that we can do to fight back against the
00:59:25.100 marxist wave and the other thing is and i would say equally as important is being together with
00:59:34.720 like-minded people. You know, I went to Swift Current a couple of months ago for Chris Barber's
00:59:43.600 fundraising event. Tamara came out and a few other people came out. Eva Chipiak was there.
00:59:51.140 And I got to meet just the regular people, you know, people just like us. And I'm going to say
00:59:58.480 there was seven or 800 people there. And I tried to talk to as many of them as I could. Of course,
01:00:03.580 you're not going to be able to talk to them all but there is no better feeling as human beings who
01:00:09.540 you know go through the human condition every day of sitting down with people who have been through
01:00:15.800 similar things if not the exact same thing as we have over these past four years and just being
01:00:21.840 able to sit and commiserate without even really saying a word sometimes like you just look at
01:00:26.900 that person and you know and then you sit there with them for a few minutes right and i think that
01:00:32.800 is going to be one of the the things that we do it's almost like a healing and i don't want to
01:00:38.560 make it sound too much like a religious experience because then people get turned off what do you
01:00:42.860 mean like brother loves travel and salvation show no no that's not what i'm talking about it's it's
01:00:47.860 cathartic and in a way spiritual and i would really like to see you come out to that and
01:00:54.320 bring as many people as you possibly can with you that would be fantastic to sit down and shake your
01:00:59.080 hand man i'll put in a call to mark and see if we can get something together and if mark is going
01:01:04.600 to come i want the two of you arguing on one of the panels because that would be gold it would be
01:01:08.900 useful but it would also be some entertainment gold rb thank you for coming on tonight we
01:01:13.140 appreciate you taking the time get you on again man all right there is rb ham you guys he has been
01:01:19.020 one of us since the beginning and i like a lot of the things he had to say yes you know you know
01:01:25.720 there've been people in the comments saying, well, shadow, come on. I mean,
01:01:28.260 he's saying things we already know. Yeah, I get it.
01:01:30.680 But here's something else that you guys,
01:01:33.640 you may understand on a certain level, but may not on another.
01:01:40.820 When he talked about mind control and propaganda promotion,
01:01:46.800 basically, we all know about McDonald's.
01:01:52.680 Why, why do we like,
01:01:55.500 Why is that? If I'm going to ask you, what's the first fast food restaurant that comes to mind?
01:02:01.120 Everybody would say McDonald's. I want a tissue. I have to blow my nose. You say Kleenex.
01:02:07.280 These two things have become synonymous with the products that they carry or the service they
01:02:12.160 provide. Xerox is another one. Google is another one. Why is that? It's because of marketing.
01:02:19.880 that's what it is and that's why people are so brainwashed with all of the stuff that we know
01:02:29.000 to be different because that's all they've been hearing relentlessly for the past
01:02:33.900 four years so if we're going to be able to fight back against the next thing we're going to have
01:02:41.600 to get a fantastic marketing team and that's one of the things that we're going to be discussing
01:02:47.600 during the Stronger Together conference in Bozes, your Manitoba, June 21st, 22nd, and 23rd.
01:02:54.800 More information, Manitoba Stronger Together, all one word, manitobastrongertogether.ca.
01:03:01.460 We would love to see you there.
01:03:04.540 All right, guys, we still have so much more to cover tonight.
01:03:08.780 Taxes.
01:03:09.860 I'm actually reaching out to Franco Terrizano of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.
01:03:14.420 Hopefully, we'll get him on in the next week or so.
01:03:17.600 We do have, who do we have on Monday night?
01:03:21.340 We've already got confirmed.
01:03:22.560 Hang on.
01:03:23.000 Let me check.
01:03:24.020 I need to check my appointment schedule here.
01:03:26.980 For Monday night, it is, are you getting there?
01:03:42.800 Boyd Anderson's coming on again.
01:03:45.340 I love having Boyd on the show.
01:03:47.600 so many emails.
01:03:49.420 Give me two seconds here.
01:03:56.420 Of course, now it's not coming up.
01:04:05.060 Oh, oh, oh.
01:04:09.360 Okay, we've got a couple of filmmakers coming on.
01:04:12.040 sorry for doing i'm just getting new emails i'm going oh really that's going to be awesome
01:04:21.740 dr stephen malt house is going to be coming on soon ted kuntz of vaccine choice canada is going
01:04:28.020 to be coming on we've got some good guests lined up is what i'm saying
01:04:37.480 i just haven't got them all scheduled yet but we'll get there you guys we will get there
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