The Shadoe Davis Show - March 12th⧸2025- Doug Ford Get Dismissed Quickly in Washington, Carney's Oil & Gas Cap

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00:05:00.000 Hello everybody, welcome to Shadow at Night.

00:05:11.960 This is Wednesday, March the 12th, 2025 on the show tonight.

00:05:16.720 There is more disturbing news coming out about Mark Carney's stuff.

00:05:20.920 We kind of already knew, but didn't know how deeply it went.

00:05:25.440 Big article published in the New York Post yesterday.

00:05:28.260 And I guess also investigative reporter Whitney Webb caught wind that Mark Carney has become the prime minister-designate for Canada.

00:05:36.360 And she published on Twitter today, hey, this guy's a snake.

00:05:39.920 She actually used those words, a snake.

00:05:42.700 And then check out my post from 2022 regarding sustainable development goals featuring none other than the one and only Mark Carney.

00:05:51.140 So we're going to get to that in just a second.

00:05:53.340 Tomorrow, Donald Trump will meet with Finance Minister Dominic LeBlanc

00:05:57.700 and Ontario Premier Doug Ford.

00:06:03.340 And it's not going to be pretty.

00:06:05.980 At least I don't think it's going to be pretty.

00:06:07.940 I mean, maybe, maybe there's some people out there

00:06:10.360 that think that Doug Ford is the man for the job.

00:06:13.040 Dominic LeBlanc just said the other day,

00:06:14.980 hey, I'm not good at math.

00:06:16.060 I'm the finance minister.

00:06:17.340 Not good at math.

00:06:19.060 I just want to get the job done.

00:06:22.740 how do you get the job done as finance minister

00:06:25.600 if you can't add, subtract, multiply, et al?

00:06:30.520 Just a question I thought I'd throw out there.

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00:11:23.000 and kamloops mire is watching in lacombe alberta hello eddie cheryl

00:11:27.880 hang on a second there's a guy who just will not stop

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00:13:07.440 whatever platform you're watching on tonight wherever you're watching from get it out there

00:13:13.080 guys like and share do you feel the energy growing do you feel our group getting larger

00:13:20.980 i do and i can tell you that it's true because viewership is going up and up and up on every

00:13:28.140 single platform for this show i talked to other independent media they tell me the same thing

00:13:32.140 that means more and more people are starting to listen to what we're saying either that or they

00:13:38.980 just want to be a part of the cool club i don't care what the reason is as long as they're coming

00:13:43.900 and they're actually getting some information and thanks to you for getting it out there and

00:13:48.660 sharing it here is a story that comes from the national post howard lutnik is the secretary of

00:13:56.100 commerce in the United States. And here's the headline of this story. Just say thank you.

00:14:06.600 Lutnick says Canada is acting like Ukraine in these Trump negotiations. Donald Trump needed

00:14:12.840 to break some guy in Ontario who said he was going to tax American energy 25 percent. Well,

00:14:17.920 rather than listening to me say it, listen to Howard Lutnick say it.

00:14:22.440 It looks chaotic and unpredictable from the outside that there actually is a master plan when it comes to these tariffs?

00:14:31.040 It is not chaotic. And the only one who thinks it's chaotic is someone who's being silly. 0.97

00:14:36.540 He said reciprocal tariffs.

00:14:38.160 Nobody expected him to announce 50% tariffs this morning.

00:14:41.560 He needed to break some guy in Ontario who said he was going to tax American energy 25%.

00:14:49.260 The president of the United States in the White House says, oh, no, you won't and breaks him, breaks him in what?

00:14:57.920 By a tweet and a truth. And you think that's chaotic. You know what I think that is?

00:15:03.520 I think that is the thank God we have a president who's taking care of us, because if you were in one of those states and you thought your energy prices were going to go up 25 percent.

00:15:12.060 and you said, where's the president?

00:15:14.280 And all of a sudden he came down like thunder

00:15:16.980 to make that end?

00:15:18.780 You'd say, cool.

00:15:21.340 I'm glad that's the guy in the White House.

00:15:23.280 And that's what we've got.

00:15:25.440 You know, I used to hate that American belligerence,

00:15:28.880 but I'm starting to love it more and more and more.

00:15:31.680 It's back, baby.

00:15:34.260 Whew.

00:15:36.220 So Doug Ford is down in Washington.

00:15:39.520 I think he had breakfast with Mark Carney this morning.

00:15:41.600 We'll get to Carney in just a couple of minutes.

00:15:44.460 But then he flew to Washington, and he was besieged by American reporters.

00:15:50.040 I guess he's become their cute little Canadian plaything down there.

00:15:53.760 He's been on CNN and MSNBC a couple of times, talking tough. 0.79

00:15:58.000 And here he is looking very conciliatory.

00:16:00.720 You see, the conversations have been ongoing, not with Trump and Ford, but with Lutnick and Ford.

00:16:06.320 Remember yesterday, I played the video for you of Doug Ford saying, well, Howard Lutnick called us.

00:16:12.400 We didn't call him.

00:16:13.300 And he gave us an olive branch and said, you got to come down here and talk about this.

00:16:17.920 And so here is video of Doug Ford being interviewed by American reporters, followed by what Donald Trump said about it.

00:16:26.300 To me, even though they don't meet until tomorrow, this already sounds like a done deal.

00:16:32.140 The inner circle of Trump more or less declaring this a win.

00:16:36.040 yesterday so what are your thoughts is this a win for trump or how do you back from that you know

00:16:42.000 they want to call it a win i whatever it's they're playing politics but here now there

00:16:46.900 what happened yesterday very clearly uh secretary lutnik uh called me i didn't call him put an olive

00:16:54.320 branch out and only a foolish uh person would decline or hang up on someone and say i'm not

00:16:59.760 listening uh we said well that's fine uh we need a meeting and we need it right away 0.65

00:17:05.820 he agreed he said fly down tonight fly down tomorrow the next day uh we're bringing uh

00:17:11.540 minister leblanc with us and uh ambassador to have that conversation to sit down and see what

00:17:18.040 their requirements are what their needs are i always say when you have your largest customer

00:17:22.260 you listen to your largest customer in business and uh we'll sit there and listen and make sure

00:17:28.340 that we bring that information back and sit around the table it's the federal government

00:17:34.300 that's leading this not not myself uh they're going to lead the negotiations we'll have a very

00:17:41.200 loud voice in in that conversation along with all the other we had a problem with ontario and they

00:17:46.980 dropped that uh when i let them know what we were going to be doing they dropped it immediately so

00:17:52.720 i'm glad because electricity shouldn't be playing with electricity it affects people's lives there

00:17:57.700 They're they're actually their life.

00:18:00.280 I mean, it can affect depending on whether it can affect their life.

00:18:03.640 So we can't do that.

00:18:05.740 And it doesn't make sense that our country allows electricity to be made in another country and sold into us.

00:18:12.420 Who did that deal for the United States?

00:18:14.680 OK, I looked at that long ago and I said, that's not something that's very smart.

00:18:19.200 my one question from that little clip of donald trump and that's as long as he spent on it with

00:18:28.060 reporters by the way he didn't talk any more about it it was just this guy from ontario

00:18:32.500 said he was going to shut off the power we can't have that we we called him and told him what we

00:18:37.520 were going to do and then he he shut down that whole thing pretty quickly now my question is

00:18:42.820 what would you have done, President Trump?

00:18:49.040 We can only hazard a guess here.

00:18:52.000 Remember when Trudeau went down to Mar-a-Lago,

00:18:55.660 uninvited, about a month and a half ago,

00:18:57.660 before Trump was even inaugurated, I think.

00:18:59.620 Maybe the weekend before, the week before the inauguration.

00:19:03.760 And the story going around is Donald Trump asked Trudeau,

00:19:07.440 he said, so if there was one thing I could do

00:19:10.060 to completely and totally cripple your country,

00:19:12.580 what would that be?

00:19:16.180 And Trudeau actually answered him.

00:19:19.100 He said, well, the auto industry,

00:19:20.640 that would be the thing

00:19:22.740 that would absolutely cripple Ontario,

00:19:24.820 which in turn would cripple the rest of the country,

00:19:27.420 except for maybe Alberta.

00:19:30.720 And so I think that maybe Donald Trump

00:19:34.040 may have made some kind of threat

00:19:36.700 regarding the auto tariffs,

00:19:39.360 maybe making the tariff on autos 50 or 75 percent or even more

00:19:46.860 because if trump needs to play hardball remember one thing that everybody needs to remember as 0.99

00:19:54.900 these idiot premiers order their liquor stores their provincially run liquor stores to take 0.99

00:19:59.980 american liquor off the shelves or put big plastic sheets up so that people can't buy american liquor 1.00

00:20:06.960 or whatever other stupid thing they're doing to try and fight back they hold all the cards 0.97

00:20:15.520 they are a massive economy now ours is not bad our economy is eighth maybe ninth largest in the world 0.99

00:20:25.360 we're a g7 nation but compared to the united states we're like that little dog from bugs bunny

00:20:33.360 chester hey spike what do you want to do today spike you want to go chase some cats spike

00:20:40.880 and guess who spike is spike the big dog

00:20:46.880 elizabeth may who should get no media attention whatsoever considering the green party she leads 0.92

00:20:52.560 she still leads it right has got two seats in the house of commons they're inconsequential and yet 1.00

00:20:57.600 Maybe, maybe she gets this airtime simply because she's so ridiculous. 1.00

00:21:03.480 Here she is, reminding me of a Canadian version of Rosie O'Donnell 1.00

00:21:08.640 and accusing Donald Trump of being a racist.

00:21:11.620 I wonder if Trump has seen this yet. Here you go.

00:21:13.640 We need to have a government that remains solid.

00:21:17.060 Team Canada can say to Donald Trump, 1.00

00:21:19.760 go pound sand, go suck eggs. 0.98

00:21:22.980 Although, as I said, I now realize there's a tariff on sand 0.94

00:21:25.240 and they may not be able to afford eggs. 1.00

00:21:27.600 reminds me of his attitude towards women he's a serial misogynist sexual abuser rapist he's 0.99

00:21:32.560 in the white house what's he want to do take greenland out to buy expensive furniture 0.99

00:21:37.840 take greenland into the dressing room i'm sorry every time i hear trump saying he's going to get

00:21:42.240 something one way or another of another sovereign nation in my head i'm here yeah i just grab him by

00:21:46.800 the i i wouldn't put it past trump at all i mean we've seen musk interfere in the german elections

00:21:54.160 to support neo-nazis okay what's to say that trump and musk's ideas well let's just get

00:22:00.540 some rage farming going and see if we can get a segment of canadian society that likes the idea

00:22:05.900 of a 51st state what is the matter with the left look they continue perpetrating these bald-faced

00:22:16.620 damaging lies i mean that's that is just the worst tactic that you can ever use against somebody

00:22:25.380 trump doesn't seem to care but what he should do in my opinion hey hey president this is what you 0.99

00:22:31.980 should do like he hasn't thought of it right sue these people just sue their asses off for lying 0.60

00:22:39.060 this is defamation of character right now understanding that you are a public figure 0.52

00:22:44.300 the biggest public figure in the world right now that shouldn't stop you from suing somebody who

00:22:49.940 is bald-faced lying about your character trump was convicted of 34 charges from the cover-up

00:22:59.140 was it the hush money scandal or something like that but he is appealing that he is appealing

00:23:04.660 these convictions watch is appealing his criminal conviction in the new york hush money case

00:23:10.020 Trump's new attorneys filed an appeal after Trump was convicted on 34 counts of falsifying business records.

00:23:17.120 Earlier this month, Trump was sentenced to an unconditional discharge,

00:23:20.800 which means he won't get any penalties but will still carry the conviction on his record.

00:23:27.480 Not if he wins the appeal.

00:23:30.480 And he probably will because there's so many people that said this was lawfare

00:23:34.180 and any competent lawyer would be able to get these charges overturned.

00:23:38.860 All right, Mark Carney is not having a good first week, and we'll get to that in just a second.

00:23:45.240 He was at Hamilton today visiting some steelworkers who apparently refused to pose behind him.

00:23:50.380 You know how these politicians, they stand up at the podium with the microphone there,

00:23:53.820 and there's all the people who work at the plant or the office or the factory or whatever standing behind?

00:23:59.380 Well, in this case, the steelworkers refused to stand behind Mark Carney for photo ops and for his speech

00:24:06.260 because of the remarks he made regarding steel a few weeks back with CTV Atlantic.

00:24:12.000 And then his team told reporters to shut off the sound

00:24:17.140 when he was having conversations with the steel workers inside.

00:24:20.060 We've got a little bit of video from that, from CHCH News, coming up in just a second.

00:24:24.640 But first, I wanted to play this for you.

00:24:27.120 Remember last week, Joe Canada made that comeback?

00:24:29.900 I am Canadian!

00:24:31.400 yeah and it was like oh come on man our friend greg wycliffe you guys know greg he's been on

00:24:41.880 the show several times you may follow him on youtube or facebook or x you should if you don't

00:24:47.320 came up with our version of i am canadian and here it is hi uh my nation is not a sport

00:24:59.800 it's not a double double or a beer commercial it's also not a show about getting drunk and

00:25:07.880 high at a trailer park although sir john a definitely down to pine or two see i don't

00:25:15.000 speak like the guys from letter kenny i don't work on an oil rig i also don't have a communist

00:25:20.100 rainbow flag stitched into my backpack i have a prime minister who wore blackface and he'll

00:25:26.640 accuse anyone of racism who dares to stand up for the people of this place. I don't watch the

00:25:31.900 Canadian news. I watch American TV, just like you. I think pronouns are gay, and land acknowledgements

00:25:40.700 are stupid. I speak English and un peu de français, and if you don't speak either, then you should 1.00

00:25:46.420 probably go back to wherever you came from. I believe in hard work, not scamming people. I

00:25:52.620 believe in honesty and real charity, not virtue signaling like a jackass. We are a nation of fur 0.98

00:25:58.880 traders, explorers, and hunters. We conquered this great wilderness with courage, not cowardice. We

00:26:05.140 were founded by French Catholics and English Protestants. My birthplace and bloodline is

00:26:10.640 significant. See, diversity is not our strength, folks. Look around. Multiculturalism is a failed 0.99

00:26:16.840 experiment i'm part of the great white north and we are not the third world's doormat we've had our 1.00

00:26:23.640 differences with america one time we set the white house on fire but we fought the same world wars

00:26:29.460 and we both honor our veterans so we won't roll over for trump but donald has helped make one

00:26:35.700 thing clear we need better leadership in this country let's get these corrupt criminals out

00:26:42.300 of here because i was at the trucker convoy where real canadians stood with pride and the way we 0.92

00:26:48.940 were treated is not why countless canadian soldiers died there is only two genders don 0.55

00:26:55.660 cherry should have never been fired and the number one problem in this country is the 338

00:27:01.840 traitors in ottawa my name is greg and i am a real canadian

00:27:09.060 we have bagged milk 0.92

00:27:18.580 i remember the bagged milk when i was in ontario what's this milk in a bag what the hell he said

00:27:30.240 diversity is not our strength in that little speech by the way follow him and share that

00:27:38.500 everywhere. Facebook, YouTube, X, whatever. Get that video out there. Make that video viral. That

00:27:47.280 is a fantastic video. Diversity, not our strength. So Mark Carney said the other day, America is a 0.99

00:27:55.300 melting pot. Canada is a mosaic. So what does that mean exactly? A mosaic. It means yellow, brown,

00:28:06.080 brown, white, red, so on. And you never, ever mix them together, which means communities get

00:28:14.080 siloed, which means they never, ever have to interact with each other ever. They never have

00:28:20.140 to learn an official language of the country they're now in because they live amongst their

00:28:24.980 own people. They've pretty much just moved their country, their neighborhood, their entire

00:28:31.200 neighborhood their way of life everything to a different country and if anybody says anything

00:28:37.620 about it racist right now tonight on the extension for all access on shadow davis.com we're going to

00:28:47.720 delve into the great replacement theory can't say that on youtube but i want you to look at this

00:28:54.560 video this is about a minute long and it's a video from toronto that was put up on social media today

00:29:00.880 And when you first see it, you kind of wonder, okay, what country am I looking at here?

00:29:07.660 And then you'll see.

00:29:09.900 So have a look.

00:29:30.880 go walk

00:29:48.680 do you want to go?

00:30:00.880 you should never feel like a visitor

00:30:28.360 in your own country and lately these past few years it's becoming more and more like that isn't

00:30:34.320 it go downtown to any major city in this country and you'll see it instantly get on a transit bus

00:30:40.540 in any major city in this country and you're going to see it firsthand boom hits you right

00:30:46.960 in the face the second that you get on that bus or the second you go for a walk downtown if you've 0.93

00:30:52.480 got enough balls, that is, because of the crime. It's incredible how many foreigners, because that's 1.00

00:31:00.340 what they are, have come into our country in the past few years alone. Before the pandemic, Canada's 1.00

00:31:07.060 population was 39 million and change. Today, it is 43 million. You're trying to tell me that our

00:31:13.820 country grew by 3.5 million people in just five years, that is absolutely outrageous.

00:31:23.120 That's outrageous. And apparently there are some refugees that are here that we don't know about,

00:31:31.800 just like in the United States, or at least the way it was in the United States before they started

00:31:35.780 tracking them down, down there. Up here in Canada, there's anywhere between 20 and 500,000

00:31:42.240 refugees from various places all across the world that are unaccounted for. We don't know where they

00:31:48.520 are. You think they're going to show up for their court dates? Nope. They're just gone. Gone. And

00:31:58.320 if you go looking for them, you can bet those communities where no English is spoken will

00:32:05.560 protect them. They will stop any investigation from proceeding because they run that territory.

00:32:15.260 And Canadians, Canadian officials, no, they don't have to pay attention to any of us. Matter of

00:32:23.560 fact, there was a video. I think Toronto police put it up on X and then took it down very quickly

00:32:29.720 after a huge amount of complaints. 0.77

00:32:33.340 Two Muslim police officers suggesting that the pro-Gaza rallies

00:32:39.920 that had been happening around Toronto,

00:32:41.560 and I think still pop up from time to time,

00:32:43.380 had nothing to do with Hamas at all. 1.00

00:32:47.420 And that the Jews were the ones who were the problem. 0.97

00:32:51.260 These were Muslim police officers. 1.00

00:32:53.200 I thought that was outrageous. 1.00

00:32:55.700 All right, let's move on to Mark Carney here.

00:32:57.420 Mark Carney, not a very good first week, at least so far, from CHCH News, an inauspicious start for PM-designate Mark Carney in Hamilton.

00:33:07.500 No questions taken from reporters, and his handlers told the camera operator pooling the event to shut off sound when he was inside talking to workers.

00:33:15.660 I would show you guys this video, but there's really nothing to it.

00:33:19.240 It's just video of Mark Carney walking out the door and into a car and saying two words at the end that you can't really hear.

00:33:25.200 So we won't play that video. We'll give you this story from the New York Post, though, in this newspaper, by the way, the fourth largest circulation in the United States.

00:33:34.800 Justin Trudeau replacement, Canadian liberal leader Mark Carney's deep ties to U.S. Democrat bigwigs exposed.

00:33:42.320 And by the way, that's not all.

00:33:44.220 mark carney is a creation of the establishment swamp with extensive ties to the democratic

00:33:53.960 party in the u.s which he's going to great lengths to bury the post can reveal in particular carney

00:34:00.540 is linked to john podesta now if you followed the pizzagate scandal you know that name

00:34:06.460 appointed the controversial custodian of a 375 billion democrat slush fund by ex-president

00:34:14.640 joe biden who has helped prop up the canada's ruling liberal party the link between podesta

00:34:20.580 and carney the new liberal party leader who has controversially been pictured alongside

00:34:25.980 jeffrey epstein madame gislaine maxwell comes via gerald botts a former political advisor to

00:34:32.420 recently departed PM Justin Trudeau for more than a decade. Butts contributed to Carney's

00:34:39.300 campaign and works closely with Carney's wife, Diana Fox. Carney is senior advisor at Eurasia

00:34:44.060 Group, a global consulting firm in Manhattan. Butts is also a senior advisor and vice chair

00:34:49.700 of the company, according to its website. Eurasia Group has benefited from numerous

00:34:53.920 consulting contracts worth hundreds of thousands of dollars with the Canadian government between

00:34:58.460 2015 and 2024 no surprise there when trudeau was prime minister according to public records

00:35:04.080 in an email to the post eurasia group said it secured a contract with the canadian government

00:35:09.960 before butts or fox carney joined the team and that neither of them worked on their government

00:35:14.660 contract butts and trudeau's inner circle quietly backed political newcomer carney according to the

00:35:20.040 toronto sun although they officially deny it we know that's a lie podesta and butts clearly

00:35:27.780 know each other. But Carney's campaign has been very careful not to tie him to anyone too

00:35:32.960 specifically, said Michael Tobey, a columnist for Canada's National Post newspaper and former

00:35:38.220 speechwriter for Stephen Harper. Oh, look, there's that notorious picture. I'm sure you've seen that

00:35:44.300 before. Now, I think this guy here is a bigwig with Blackrock. And some people say, well, I'm

00:35:50.200 more concerned about him being in this picture than her. And that's Gisley Maxwell, man. The

00:35:55.760 only one missing and there's the wife diana fox carney the only one missing from this is jeffrey

00:36:00.380 epstein himself podesta set up the liberal non-profit center for american progress in

00:36:06.140 2002 which has worked closely with the group canada 2020 a canadian non-profit which is

00:36:11.940 modeled after it and was set up in 2006 in 2012 butts and other close advisors to trudeau then a

00:36:19.620 member of parliament considering a run for leadership in canada attended a cap event

00:36:23.600 focused on lessons from the Obama campaign.

00:36:26.980 Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was a featured speaker

00:36:30.160 at a subsequent Canada 2020 conference in 2014.

00:36:33.300 However, she became annoyed.

00:36:35.600 Her participation was linked to a de facto fundraiser for the Liberal Party,

00:36:39.340 according to Podesta's emails from the time released by WikiLeaks in 2016.

00:36:45.880 The Liberal Party had invited donors to enter a raffle featuring a trip to Ottawa,

00:36:50.280 breakfast with Trudeau, and attendance at Clinton's speech.

00:36:52.900 At that time, Podesta, a former advisor to Obama, was working as Clinton's campaign chair and went on to chair her failed 2016 bid for the presidency.

00:37:02.200 A few years later, CAP's Global Progress Initiative held other events attended by the Trudeau Liberals in the guise from Canada 2020.

00:37:08.900 Matt Brown, a senior fellow for CAP, who also sat on Canada's 2020 advisory board, told the Globe and Mail in 2016.

00:37:16.020 A year later, in 2017, a Canada 2020 conference doubled as a fundraiser for Trudeau's Liberal Party and featured an appearance by Obama in 2021.

00:37:26.080 Butts teamed up with Podesta for a virtual panel discussion on Canada-U.S. cooperation on green initiatives.

00:37:33.000 The event was co-sponsored by CAP in Canada 2020, according to a press release for the event.

00:37:37.440 Topics for discussion include the future of electric vehicle production, shifts and trends in international trade,

00:37:43.500 the North American renewable energy market,

00:37:46.060 the United States-Mexico-Canada agreement,

00:37:48.100 multilateral cooperation,

00:37:49.600 the role of environmental justice issues

00:37:51.360 during the shift to a clean market economy.

00:37:53.300 Of course it was.

00:37:54.900 A year later, Biden named Podesta

00:37:57.120 to helm the controversial climate fund

00:37:59.080 worth more than $375 billion,

00:38:02.200 which is now being investigated.

00:38:05.140 Carney is a former governor

00:38:06.580 at the Bank of Canada, Bank of England,

00:38:08.940 blah, blah, blah.

00:38:10.180 During his time in England,

00:38:11.540 he was photographed alongside his wife and maxwell sentenced to 20 years in prison in 2022 for helping

00:38:16.900 billionaire jeffrey epstein sexually abuse girls and women maxwell had gone to school with fox

00:38:24.760 carney's sister although she was not close to the family a spokesperson for carney said when

00:38:28.580 the photos began to circulate online in january according to reports carney will replace trudeau

00:38:34.340 officially at some point this week all right so that's that

00:38:37.960 whitney webb we all respect whitney webb right there's a lot of people that question

00:38:43.320 her reporting but she digs deep and has been doing this for years she said on x today

00:38:51.940 mark carney canada's new yet unelected prime minister has spent the last several years

00:38:59.280 selling a new version of neo-colonial debt slavery as sustainable development a complete snake

00:39:06.040 please read my post or my past reports on his predatory endeavors don't mind if i do whitney

00:39:13.140 here is the post that she's talking about now this is a long one kind of like the long one

00:39:19.000 on carney last night but well worth the listen you guys in this first installment of a new series

00:39:25.180 ian davis and whitney webb explore how the u.n sustainable development policies the sdgs

00:39:30.280 sustainable development goals

00:39:32.100 do not promote sustainability

00:39:33.920 as most conceive of it

00:39:35.900 and instead utilize the same

00:39:38.080 debt imperialism long ago

00:39:39.740 used by the Anglo-American Empire

00:39:41.820 to entrap nations in a new

00:39:43.260 equally predatory system

00:39:44.760 of global financial governance.

00:39:49.140 2030 goals.

00:39:51.000 Look at the handcuffs there 0.95

00:39:52.440 with the United Nations thing.

00:39:57.440 The UN's 2030 agenda

00:39:59.480 for sustainable development is pitched as a shared blueprint for peace and prosperity for

00:40:04.960 people and the planet now and into the future at the heart of this agenda are the 17 sustainable

00:40:11.220 development goals or sdgs many of these goals sound nice in theory and paint a picture of an

00:40:17.000 emergent global utopia such as no poverty no world hunger and reduced inequality yet as is true with

00:40:23.700 so much the reality behind most, if not all, of the SDGs or policies cloaked in the language of

00:40:30.100 utopia that, in practice, will only benefit the economic elite and entrench their power.

00:40:37.600 This can clearly be seen in the fine print of the SDGs, as there is considerable emphasis on debt

00:40:43.940 and on entrapping nation-states, especially developing states in debt, as a means of forcing

00:40:49.620 adoption of SDG-related policies. It's then little coincidence that many of the driving forces behind

00:40:55.900 SDG-related policies at the UN and elsewhere are career bankers, former executives at some of the

00:41:03.280 most predatory financial institutions in the history of the world, from Goldman Sachs to Bank

00:41:08.000 of America to Deutsche Bank, are among the top proponents and developers of SDG-related policies.

00:41:14.000 Are their interests truly aligned with sustainable development and improving the state of the world for regular people, as they now claim?

00:41:24.080 Or do their interests lie where they always have, in a profit-driven economic model based on debt, slavery, and outright theft?

00:41:32.640 I vote for the latter.

00:41:35.000 In this Unlimited Hangout investigative series, we'll be exploring these questions and interrogating not only the power structures behind the SDGs

00:41:42.820 and related policies but also their practical impacts. In this first installment we explore

00:41:48.480 what actually underpins the majority of the 2030 agenda and the SDGs cutting through the flowery

00:41:54.100 language to deliver the full picture of what the implementation of these policies means for the

00:41:59.240 average person. Subsequent installments will focus on case studies based on specific SDGs and their

00:42:04.960 sector specific impacts. You guys can go and read this whole thing by the way unlimitedhangouts.com

00:42:11.960 Overall, this series will offer a fact-based and objective look

00:42:15.880 at how the motivation behind the SDGs and Agenda 2030

00:42:18.980 is about retooling the same economic imperialism

00:42:22.200 used by the Anglo-American Empire in the post-World War II era

00:42:26.820 for the purposes of the coming multipolar world order

00:42:30.740 and efforts to enact a global neo-fuel model,

00:42:34.560 perhaps best summarized as a model for sustainable slavery.

00:42:38.000 now this is something if you're going to share anything just say hey look i want you guys to go

00:42:45.200 what time is it here go to minute 38 shadow's reading that whitney webb thing because this is

00:42:51.680 important for people to hear this because you hear this all the time sustainable right it's in all the

00:42:56.260 smart city plans that you've probably seen and they are springing up and coming to fruition

00:43:01.540 all across our country right now so get people to listen to this this is actually what's inside

00:43:07.880 the nonsense that they they spew most people are aware of the concept of sustainable development

00:43:16.420 but it's fair to say that the majority believe the sdgs are related to tackling problems allegedly

00:43:22.380 wrought by climate disaster however the agenda 2030 sdgs encompass every facet of our lives and

00:43:30.540 only one SDG 13 deals explicitly with climate from economic and food security to education

00:43:38.620 employment and all business activity name any sphere of human activity including the most

00:43:44.240 personal and there's an associated SDG designed to transform it I never voted for transforming

00:43:52.140 anything by the way and I'm sure you didn't either yet it's the SDG 17 partnerships for goals

00:43:58.140 through which we can start to identify who the beneficiaries of this system really are.

00:44:02.940 The stated UN SDG 17 aim is, in part, to enhance global macroeconomic stability,

00:44:10.500 including through policy coordination and policy coherence,

00:44:14.520 enhance global partnership for sustainable development,

00:44:17.240 complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships to support the achievement of the sustainable development goals in all countries,

00:44:23.820 encourage and promote effective public private and civil society partnerships building on the

00:44:29.740 experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships and mark carney he is one of the

00:44:36.620 high priests of all of this stuff that's why it is imperative that canadians learn this

00:44:44.180 about mark carney before they go to the polls whenever that happens to be in the next month

00:44:49.500 and a half two months maybe sooner from this we can deduce that multi-stakeholder partnerships

00:44:57.060 are supposed to work together to achieve macroeconomic stability in all countries

00:45:02.300 this will be accomplished by enforcing policy coordination policy coherence blah blah blah

00:45:07.260 this word salad requires some untangling because this is the framework that enables the implementation

00:45:13.020 of every SDG in all countries.

00:45:16.440 Before we do, it's worth noting

00:45:17.780 that the UN often refers to itself

00:45:19.660 and its decisions using grandiose language.

00:45:23.080 Even the most trivial of deliberations

00:45:25.120 are treated as historic or groundbreaking, etc.

00:45:28.600 There's also a lot of fluff to wade through

00:45:31.120 about transparency, accountability, sustainability, and so on.

00:45:35.160 These are just words which require corresponding action

00:45:38.480 in order to have contextual meaning.

00:45:41.240 Transparency doesn't mean much

00:45:42.680 if crucial information is buried in endless reams

00:45:45.420 of impenetrable bureaucratic waffle

00:45:47.560 that isn't reported to the public by anyone.

00:45:51.720 Accountability is an anathema.

00:45:54.020 I love that word, but it's trouble saying it.

00:45:57.300 Anathema.

00:45:58.660 Even if national governments lack the authority

00:46:00.880 to exercise oversight over the UN,

00:46:03.220 and when sustainable is used to mean transformative,

00:46:06.120 it becomes an oxymoron, doesn't it?

00:46:09.540 The UN Economic and Social Council

00:46:11.980 commissioned a paper which defines multi-stakeholder partnerships as partnerships between business,

00:46:18.400 NGOs, governments, the United Nations, and other actors. These multi-stakeholder partnerships are

00:46:24.260 supposedly working to create global macroeconomic stability as a prerequisite for the implementation

00:46:29.700 of the SDGs. But just like the term intergovernmental organization, the meaning of macroeconomic

00:46:36.660 stability has also been transformed by the UN and its specialized agencies it's gobbledygook

00:46:43.000 everything they say and the more gobbledygook they speak the more word salad they throw at us

00:46:50.180 the more we go oh they must know what we're talking about they must know what they're doing

00:46:56.100 because I don't understand a word of it that's how they get it that's how they get it passed

00:47:01.880 that's how they do it well we told you what we were doing yeah but it was so boring man

00:47:08.820 and you didn't say anything you used a lot of big words that mean nothing

00:47:12.320 well macroeconomic stability used to mean full employment and stable economic growth

00:47:19.960 accompanied by low inflation the un has announced that isn't what it means today

00:47:26.920 Economic growth now has to be smart in order to meet SDG requirements.

00:47:31.540 Crucially, fiscal balance, the difference between a government's revenue and expenditure,

00:47:35.900 must accommodate sustainable development by creating fiscal space.

00:47:41.140 This effectively disassociates the term macroeconomic stability from real economic activity.

00:47:48.800 Climate change is seen not just as an environmental problem,

00:47:53.360 but as a serious financial, economic, and social problem.

00:47:57.960 You see, this is where all that nonsense comes from.

00:48:00.880 When they start blaming climate change for migration,

00:48:05.220 climate change for depressions and recessions,

00:48:07.980 climate change for interest rates going up and down,

00:48:10.260 it's climate change!

00:48:12.120 Because that's what everything revolves around.

00:48:16.620 Therefore, fiscal space must be engineered to finance the policy coordination

00:48:20.860 and policy coherence needed to avert the prophesied disaster.

00:48:25.360 The U.N. Department for Economic and Social Affairs notes

00:48:28.340 the fiscal space lacks a precise definition.

00:48:31.900 While some economists define it simply as the availability of budgetary room

00:48:36.000 that allows a government to provide resources for a desired purpose,

00:48:39.380 others express budgetary room as a calculation

00:48:42.180 based upon countries' debt-to-GDP ratio and projected growth.

00:48:46.740 UN-DISA suggests the fiscal space boils down

00:48:51.280 to the estimated or projected debt, blah, blah, blah, blah.

00:48:57.520 Green debt traps?

00:49:02.260 The UN's quiet revolution, GFANS?

00:49:06.080 Ooh, yes, that's Mark Carney's baby.

00:49:10.180 GFANS provides a forum for leading financial institutions

00:49:13.400 to accelerate the transition to a net zero global economy.

00:49:17.820 Our members currently include more than 450 member firms

00:49:22.400 from across the global financial sector

00:49:24.360 representing more than $130 trillion in assets under management.

00:49:28.760 Listen to Mark Carney himself talk about having to get to net zero.

00:49:33.700 That's in the production and transportation of oil and gas,

00:49:36.580 not the actual use of oil and gas.

00:49:38.200 Gas in our cars used to heat some homes and other things.

00:49:41.300 So we can't meet our ultimate objectives, which is to get to net zero emissions.

00:49:48.020 We can't get there unless we do not just have a cap on emissions, but those emissions are brought effectively to zero.

00:49:58.400 How do you ever get to net zero without killing millions and millions of people?

00:50:05.720 Because, you know, all this renewable energy they talk about, wind, solar, all of that.

00:50:11.960 There's no way it can ever replace

00:50:14.240 what oil and gas will bring to the table.

00:50:18.460 The world revolves right now around oil and gas,

00:50:21.220 and without it, and without the products it creates,

00:50:24.100 this world would, it would fall apart.

00:50:28.540 There is no denying it.

00:50:30.640 And if you want to talk about death and famine,

00:50:32.900 that's what would be next.

00:50:35.400 But then again, depopulation, right?

00:50:38.080 Here, look at this.

00:50:38.740 mark carney even though he says we're getting rid of the consumer carbon tax he said that during

00:50:45.500 his acceptance speech the other night but he does plan to keep the carbon tax on big emitters as he

00:50:53.100 called them which of course is going to trickle down to the people because if the big emitters

00:50:57.820 who make the big stuff need to pay the carbon tax then they're going to charge anybody else

00:51:03.680 down the supply chain. And guess where it lands? Right in the laps of consumers. Even though Mark

00:51:09.620 Carney somehow says, no, that won't happen. That won't happen. And now Mark Carney wants to

00:51:15.240 continue on with the liberal policy of capping oil and gas production. This is the CBC headline

00:51:24.220 that says oil and gas production can meet historical highs under emissions cap from the PBO.

00:51:30.360 But the cap could reduce equivalent of 54,400 full-time jobs in 2032 if it limits production.

00:51:40.760 Pierre Polyev was all over that today.

00:51:43.720 That's basically bye-bye, Alberta.

00:51:46.520 See you later.

00:51:47.220 Nice knowing you.

00:51:49.460 By 2032, 55,000 jobs, full-time jobs, good-paying jobs, gone.

00:51:55.820 Oh, don't worry.

00:51:56.460 we'll replace them with whatever we think of to replace the oil and gas energy with

00:52:00.760 and then we'll train you in that that's what the liberals have been saying for years and

00:52:07.340 because people who live in big cities don't understand how the supply chain works don't

00:52:12.840 understand energy or energy distribution oh that sounds great as long as we're not gonna die from

00:52:19.020 climate change i'm not kidding there are so many people out there that just have no concept no

00:52:27.020 clue and they're smart this is the problem so we need to get them to start thinking

00:52:32.740 laurie goldstein of post media wrote this today and i thought it was actually pretty good

00:52:39.240 stop believing anything liberals say about carbon taxes

00:52:42.620 trusting the liberals on carbon taxes is like charlie brown trusting lucy is going to hold

00:52:50.300 the football forum how many times are canadians going to fall for the same gag worthy of a comic

00:52:56.840 strip but not of the government of canada let me get rid of that video consider their record

00:53:02.660 liberal leader and prime minister designate mark carney having been the world's leading

00:53:07.160 corporate lobbyist for global carbon taxes for years now says he's scrapping outgoing trudeau's

00:53:13.780 consumer carbon tax but what he's doing is folding it into trudeau's industrial carbon tax and adding

00:53:20.440 a second carbon tax this is the tariff that we've been talking about that canadians will pay on many

00:53:26.060 imported goods misleadingly described as a border adjustment mechanism but that's just one example

00:53:33.380 of how the Liberals have misled Canadians,

00:53:35.540 not only about carbon taxes,

00:53:37.120 but about what they have accomplished.

00:53:38.940 Here are others.

00:53:40.260 Trudeau said he favored a carbon tax

00:53:42.260 to reduce industrial greenhouse gas emissions

00:53:44.500 because it's more efficient and effective

00:53:46.260 than government subsidies and regulations.

00:53:48.760 What he failed to mention

00:53:49.720 is that his climate change plan

00:53:51.460 includes government subsidies and regulations

00:53:53.460 in addition to the carbon tax,

00:53:55.900 earmarking more than $200 billion

00:53:58.500 of federal taxpayers' money to pay for them.

00:54:01.360 Before the 2019 federal election, then-Environment Minister Climate Barbie Catherine McKenna said Trudeau's carbon tax would not go above $50 per ton of industrial greenhouse gas emissions once it reached that level in 2022.

00:54:18.200 After the election, Trudeau announced his carbon tax would increase annually every year after 2022 until it reached $170 per ton in guess what year?

00:54:31.360 2030, dramatically raising the cost of almost all goods and services

00:54:38.620 because almost all of them are created using fossil fuel energy,

00:54:42.840 like I was just saying.

00:54:44.560 For years, the Trudeau liberals misleadingly cited

00:54:47.380 only the finding of independent nonpartisan parliamentary budget officer Yves Giroux

00:54:51.960 that most families receive more in rebates than they pay in climate taxes

00:54:56.320 when considering only its fiscal impact.

00:54:59.380 But they ignored and later tried to discredit his additional finding

00:55:03.420 that when factoring in the damage the carbon tax does to the Canadian economy,

00:55:08.020 most families pay more in carbon taxes than they receive in rebates.

00:55:12.660 For years, the Trudeau Liberals have insisted their carbon tax is revenue-neutral,

00:55:17.020 meaning all the money raised was returned to Canadians,

00:55:19.340 when in fact it was not revenue-neutral because the federal government

00:55:23.000 did not rebate the GST Canadians pay on top of the carbon tax.

00:55:28.840 In 2021, then-Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson told The Globe that 2019 would be the last year of rising industrial greenhouse gas emissions in Canada.

00:55:38.800 In fact, following a decrease in emissions in 2020 because of the global recession caused by, you know, the pandemic response, Canada's emissions began going up again.

00:55:48.880 21 and 22, the latest year of available data.

00:55:52.200 in fact the liberals have never met an emissions reduction target they set for themselves going

00:55:58.080 back to 1993 so there's no reason to believe they'll hit their 2030 target for years the

00:56:05.860 Trudeau liberals defended their carbon tax by citing almost every example of severe weather

00:56:10.720 in Canada as caused by human-induced climate change while failing to mention even if Canada

00:56:16.680 was able to achieve net zero emissions by tomorrow it would have no impact on climate change because

00:56:22.180 as the parliamentary budget officer

00:56:24.460 has reported

00:56:25.140 Canada's emissions at 1.5%

00:56:29.140 of the global total

00:56:30.360 are too small to materially

00:56:32.140 impact climate change.

00:56:42.640 Danielle Smith 0.98

00:56:44.200 Now I know that she 0.97

00:56:48.480 has put on a couple of counter

00:56:50.360 tariffs in Alberta. I think there was

00:56:52.100 something on booze and maybe VLTs or something,

00:56:55.920 those gambling machines they bring into casinos and whatnot.

00:56:58.700 Other than that, there really hasn't been too much in Alberta

00:57:01.360 because Daniel Smith's smart.

00:57:03.640 She knows not to fight with somebody who is 10 times bigger than you,

00:57:08.780 especially considering that she fosters the oil and gas,

00:57:12.680 at least most of the oil and gas that is created in Canada

00:57:16.520 and shipped out of the United States.

00:57:18.640 Why do you want to rattle Donald Trump's cage unnecessarily?

00:57:22.380 He's just going to make things worse for us. 1.00

00:57:25.100 Just shut up. Keep doing your thing. 1.00

00:57:28.820 For years, provinces, businesses, industry leaders, along with numerous independent reports,

00:57:34.380 have found that the federal government's proposed oil and gas emissions cap will hurt Canadians,

00:57:39.700 damage our economy, and cost jobs.

00:57:42.780 Over and over, the federal government has dismissed and ignored these concerns.

00:57:46.380 and now the independent parliamentary budget officer's scathing analysis

00:57:50.420 shows beyond a doubt that this cap will hurt Canadians.

00:57:55.600 It will cut oil and gas production by 5% or over 245,000 barrels a day.

00:58:02.740 It will eliminate 54,400 jobs from Canada's economy

00:58:07.700 and cut $20 billion from our GDP by 2030,

00:58:11.740 all while global emissions increase at the same time.

00:58:15.720 The federal government cannot claim to support the energy sector

00:58:18.240 and highlight its importance to trade with the United States

00:58:20.960 while undercutting it at the same time.

00:58:23.840 Alberta is working to diversify our customer base

00:58:26.460 and get more barrels to Tidewater to maximize the value of our exports,

00:58:30.480 but this policy is blatant hypocrisy.

00:58:33.200 At a time when Canadians are uniting on supporting a stronger energy sector,

00:58:37.040 this cap must be scrapped immediately for the good of the country.

00:58:41.340 The evidence is clear.

00:58:42.400 the federal government's proposed emissions cap is unconstitutional bad for the economy bad for

00:58:48.120 canadians we urge the next elected elected she says because she keeps saying we need an election

00:58:54.200 we need one now every time she opens an interview with a reporter whether it's from independent

00:59:00.080 media or whether it's from left-wing corporate media first thing she says we need an election

00:59:04.020 now what's your question the next elected prime minister to abandon this extreme and ideological

00:59:12.880 cap it's never been clear that we must grow and expand our energy sector as part of uniting

00:59:18.020 canada and ensuring a strong and independent economy and considering that our economy is based

00:59:24.080 on oil and gas and without oil and gas in the auto sector forget about it

00:59:30.760 we're screwed.

00:59:35.300 And yet the liberals continue to push old policies 0.99

00:59:39.800 with the same cabinet ministers.

00:59:42.620 Do you know that the liberals are proposing

00:59:45.660 that not only do we keep the CBC and enshrine it in legislation,

00:59:49.780 but that we also double their budget?

00:59:53.240 You know what the current CBC budget is?

00:59:55.080 It's about $1.3 million.

00:59:57.740 dollars they're actually talking about doubling it to 2.5 or 2.6 million dollars so well one party

01:00:04.580 says axe the cbc except for french radio the other one says no no we need to enshrine it in law and

01:00:11.420 we need to double their budget john stewart i think might be coming around you know far left

01:00:19.440 guy and we saw him a few years ago and talking about where the the virus came from he was on

01:00:25.120 what's-his-name show there? Stephen Colbert's show.

01:00:30.400 And he did a great job of that. He still wants so bad to be a lefty. But I think he's starting,

01:00:38.720 at least a little bit, like Bill Maher, to see the light. For example, this particular reporter

01:00:43.900 he's talking to in this clip I'm about to show you suggests state broadcasters, because there

01:00:49.900 are state broadcasters all over Europe. There's the BBC in the UK, and obviously we have the CBC

01:00:54.880 here, right? They don't have a state broadcaster in the United States. The closest they have to it

01:01:00.980 is, I guess, public radio, which is supported by public funding. Public meaning you have to

01:01:07.120 pledge your own money if you want to support public broadcasting in the United States. I think

01:01:12.220 they get a small stipend from the federal government, but it's not much. It might be like

01:01:16.380 20, $25 million, whatever it is. And the rest, they have to raise themselves.

01:01:21.140 so what if the united states had something like that here's john stewart's response

01:01:27.040 if you have a media machine that purposefully lies to its people to maintain a political fiction

01:01:35.980 and get themselves power that that is the hallmark of an authoritarian system

01:01:41.720 not a democratic system absolutely well if we were ever to get something like that in the united

01:01:48.860 States, we would be horrified, furious to know that there was an entire media organization

01:01:58.760 designed to bend reality, to manipulate facts, to maintain power. It would, if I may, and I don't,

01:02:06.940 I'm not trying to slam Hungary. It would never happen in the United States. It's just not,

01:02:13.760 I almost can't even conjure it, imagining.

01:02:18.000 It must be very difficult to live in a country where one media organization out of whole cloth, knowingly, explicitly, maybe even in meetings behind the scenes might say, we're lying to our audience. 0.99

01:02:35.840 Holy shit. 0.99

01:02:37.740 And then call for news people to be fired for telling the truth. 0.99

01:02:42.380 I mean, if something like that happened in the United States, it would be a dark day indeed.

01:02:47.420 So I appreciate you raising the alarm bells for us.

01:02:52.320 Happens in Canada.

01:02:53.900 Nobody says a word about it.

01:02:56.120 There is a, I'm not going to say far left, I'll say left-leaning Democrat, American,

01:03:02.240 who says if we had anything like that, we'd be horrified.

01:03:04.900 Bad enough that the private left-wing corporate media is on the air, especially MSNBC.

01:03:11.160 You guys have heard about the Tesla dealerships owned by Elon Musk, obviously, down in the United States being firebombed, attacked, shot at, right?

01:03:20.300 Listen to what MSNBC tries to spin this as.

01:03:25.240 But before we get to the MSNBC clip, listen to what actually is happening to these Tesla dealerships and charging stations all across the United States.

01:03:36.420 Now, where police say someone shot at a Tesla dealership overnight, employees discovered the

01:03:42.680 damage this morning. At least three cars were hit and windows were broken. One bullet even went

01:03:48.460 through an office wall and hit a computer. Fortunately, no one was there at the time.

01:03:53.200 The shooting is believed to have happened just before 2 a.m. No details yet on a suspect or

01:03:58.080 description. Setting fire to various Tesla charging stations near Boston. Shots were fired

01:04:05.520 at a tesla dealership uh in oregon various non-violent shots fired not a metaphor shots fired

01:04:14.160 yes um downtown new york marching marching against the tesla's uh showroom your stock is way down

01:04:22.960 you've been criticized left and right but look on the right side i mean why are you doing this

01:04:29.120 always look on the bright side of life yes but besides that yes I mean how's

01:04:38.540 your day what motivates you to do this was the offer good it's tough sledding

01:04:43.400 yeah it is tough sledding but I think we're doing the right thing

01:04:48.200 be Soto neighborhood here in Seattle Sunday evening Seattle fire on the scene

01:04:54.980 trying to put out the flames on a cyber truck it's unclear how this uh all started but again

01:05:02.340 with everything that's happening in america right now with anti-elon musk hate all the protests and

01:05:07.180 incidents of vandalism it it appears to be arson

01:05:12.140 does this look like arson sir uh you know

01:05:24.820 We got our investigator on the way too early to know.

01:05:30.440 Is this the only vehicle that caught fire this evening?

01:05:37.000 We're still trying to keep the bottom of it.

01:05:40.220 We've got about four vehicles involved at this point.

01:05:44.140 Got it. All right. Thank you so much.

01:05:46.740 Okay, now before we get into this clip on MSNBC,

01:05:51.700 um we've just seen reports of tesla dealerships being shot at looks like they're being firebombed

01:06:00.200 and whatnot and yet this msnbc talking head doesn't seem to acknowledge that remember cnn

01:06:08.840 during the blm protest well this protest appears to be calm and peaceful as there

01:06:14.180 was a flaming car behind him do you remember that

01:06:17.060 listen to what this dingbat says overnight have this post claiming that protests at tesla

01:06:24.320 dealerships are illegal um he said today he would label violence against dealerships domestic

01:06:30.280 terrorism you know i am judicious in how i play this sound but i think you need to hear it from

01:06:35.620 him mr president talks about some of the violence that's been going on around the country at

01:06:42.580 dealerships some say they should be labeled domestic terrorists i will do that i'll do it

01:06:47.940 i'm going to stop them we catch anybody doing it because they're harming a great american company

01:06:53.540 let me tell you you do it to tesla and you do it to any company we're going to catch you and you're

01:06:59.620 gonna you're gonna go through hell so just to be clear you protest a private company you are 0.96

01:07:05.460 labeled by this administration a domestic terrorist you can you even believe that

01:07:11.700 how on earth can this woman sit there and call herself a journalist 0.95

01:07:17.520 she completely and totally ignores the fact and they even said it violence violence 0.99

01:07:25.100 in that press conference that many press conference with trump and elon musk standing

01:07:31.580 there she completely ignores that and talks about protests protests does that include violence does

01:07:37.800 that include firebombing electric car charging stations and shooting into dealerships right

01:07:45.300 into dealerships that first report we saw said thank god nobody was there and got killed these

01:07:51.020 people are insane oh and speaking of insanity on the left i have one more thing i want to show you

01:07:56.120 guys here before we switch over to the extension on shadow davis.com where is it

01:08:02.880 oh there's so much i didn't get to show you guys tonight here all right so check out this one if

01:08:10.220 you want to talk about gun violence street preacher i find these guys annoying but whatever

01:08:15.440 just walk past them agree or disagree um but this guy's talking about men are men women are women

01:08:22.080 and watch what happens to him this is about a 25 second clip but you need to try less being like

01:08:28.260 somebody you're not and start to humble yourself and be somebody that god made you to be he didn't

01:08:33.860 make a man to be a woman he made the man to be a man he didn't make the woman to be a man he made

01:08:40.440 the woman to be a woman and this is the truth what are you gonna do come attack me now i should

01:08:47.300 hey man that's up to you okay so there's a dude wearing a dress i'm not sure if that's a real

01:08:53.300 firearm or if this is staged in the first place because anybody standing on the street

01:09:00.420 when somebody approaches them with a firearm probably should react a little bit more startled

01:09:06.280 than this guy did but let's continue what are you gonna do come attack me now i should

01:09:11.640 hey man that's up to you if you want to pull that on me look god bless you so you just threatened 0.65

01:09:17.220 me with a gun you just pulled a gun on my face man lord have mercy on you this means that you

01:09:22.880 don't even know who you are nope i still love you even though you pulled a gun on me i still love 0.95

01:09:27.100 you i still bless you whoa that is sick oh one last thing i promised you guys earlier in the

01:09:36.120 show and i almost forgot so here we go for those of you living in ontario your tax burden per

01:09:42.200 ontarian is increasing to nine thousand four hundred and six dollars this year higher than

01:09:47.020 under any previous government and doug ford was just elected for another term tonight

01:09:58.340 in the extension for all access on shadowdavis.com we're going to be delving into

01:10:04.880 the great replacement theory i was arguing with chat gpt today about it and grok as well

01:10:11.240 and they claim that it is a far-right conspiracy theory and so i was asking why why do you call

01:10:17.100 this a conspiracy theory you can actually have conversations with these ais they do continue

01:10:23.160 to repeat a lot of the same stuff but occasionally you can actually get responses that feel as though

01:10:30.740 they're coming from an actual person. It's wild, this artificial intelligence. So here's a clip

01:10:36.540 of Eva Van Klukenvorden, who has been outspoken on this. 0.84

01:10:45.120 Rotterdam currently consists of 56% migrants. The Hague, 58% migrants. Rotterdam,

01:10:55.520 Almost 60% migrants. 1.00

01:10:59.300 And of course, most of these immigrants come from non-Christian, non-Western, African and Middle Eastern countries. 1.00

01:11:07.700 Conclusion, the Dutch population is already outnumbered in the majority of our cities. 1.00

01:11:16.280 But let's look onwards. 1.00

01:11:19.040 London, 54% migrants. 0.93

01:11:21.460 Again, conclusion, native population outnumbered.

01:11:26.800 Brussels, color me shocked, 70% migrants. 0.51

01:11:32.420 Conclusion, native population majorly outnumbered. 1.00

01:11:37.400 And other Europeans will, of course, follow suit soon if they haven't already. 0.99

01:11:42.700 So I'm going to draw the forbidden conclusion here. 0.90

01:11:47.120 The Great Replacement Theory is no longer a theory.

01:11:51.460 its reality and what's interesting about replacement is that the

01:11:57.340 establishment will either deny its existence or when they admit to it they

01:12:04.660 say that it's a good thing that the native European population is soon no

01:12:10.660 longer a majority on its own continent Dutch national disgrace and dubbed

01:12:17.900 Climate Pope von Stimmermans

01:12:20.000 already stated in 2015

01:12:22.340 that diversity

01:12:23.740 is humanity's destiny

01:12:25.940 and that Europe

01:12:27.740 will be diverse.

01:12:31.140 And of course

01:12:31.780 by now I think we all know

01:12:34.060 what they mean with the words diversity.

01:12:36.920 It means

01:12:37.540 less white people, less 0.98

01:12:39.800 of you. 0.99

01:12:42.640 Imagine this 0.66

01:12:43.920 in an Asian or an African country. 0.76

01:12:46.220 Imagine their leaders rejoicing in the fact that their people will soon no longer be a majority in their own country.

01:12:54.740 Absolutely unthinkable, unimaginable.

01:12:58.860 So what in the world is wrong with our leaders?

01:13:06.720 What I want to know is why on earth this can't be discussed intelligently.

01:13:16.220 i mean if you say great replacement theory you're immediately labeled as a conspiracy theorist or

01:13:26.460 a white supremacist or something horrible like that we're going to delve into this tonight on

01:13:32.400 the extension on shadow davis.com in just a couple of minutes if you're not a member become one go

01:13:37.660 to shadow davis.com and sign up and we'll see you there in just a couple of minutes and go ahead and

01:13:42.280 Join the Shadow at Night community on Telegram to make sure you can get involved in the chat.

01:13:47.100 For the rest of you, I will catch you tomorrow night at 8 o'clock central for another episode of Shadow at Night Live.

01:13:53.480 I love you all. I appreciate you all.

01:13:55.480 And I will talk to you very, very soon.

01:13:58.180 Bye for now.

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The Shadoe Davis Show - March 13, 2025

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