The Shadoe Davis Show - May 1st⧸2025- The Pushback on AB Separation has already begun, Liberals Lose a Seat

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00:05:00.000 hey everybody how you doing welcome to shadow at night for may day thursday may the first

00:05:15.780 2025 and on the show tonight well the pushback has already started regarding alberta separation

00:05:22.740 jason kenny the former premier of that province came out with a twitter post today suggesting

00:05:28.000 that people should just calm down and a couple of first nation band chiefs in alberta have sent

00:05:35.920 danielle smith a cease and desist letter regarding her moves towards obvious moves towards alberta

00:05:42.820 separation and that the treaty lands are sacred and so we're going to get into all of that as

00:05:51.400 the show goes on i also have some i don't know i guess i can call it disturbing news but it's not

00:05:59.980 something you've never heard before it's just the way it's presented in this particular movie trailer

00:06:04.780 that is a little bit alarming but again don't worry about it because the people us we can always

00:06:17.020 fight back against this stuff. There's a lot of rhetoric going on online right now from some

00:06:23.400 influencers regarding revolution. It's time for a revolution! I hope you're not buying into this

00:06:34.520 stuff. And if you are, I want you to sit back and go, Marcus Ray. Oh yeah, I remember that guy.

00:06:44.940 what a load of crap anybody right now overtly publicly calling for revolution could possibly 0.98

00:06:55.980 be a government agent trying to attract people that they can report as dangerous 0.99

00:07:04.140 to the new carny regime and we'll call it what it is it's a regime

00:07:09.160 the time may come for that my friends the time may come when we're foraging on crown lands and

00:07:18.560 waterways for food sustenance water like that government report said that was on the

00:07:24.020 horizons canada website horizons.gc.ca it's part of the government it's part of the privy council

00:07:30.020 this horizons they're the same people that we're talking about bio digital convergence all of that

00:07:35.760 stuff is still on their website so yeah it does come from the government it is publicly funded

00:07:40.160 that's what Pierre Polyev was talking about in the last week of the campaign leading up to the

00:07:45.780 election if it gets to that or as we can see it coming to that then maybe we can get up and

00:07:53.880 start fighting back in terms of a revolution but we're gonna have to watch and see right now is

00:08:01.560 not the time and i know there are people who are angry still about the results of that election i

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00:09:32.060 Tonight for the all-access Nighthawks on the extension, shadowdavis.com,

00:09:36.400 I have an interesting piece from Dr. Jane Ruby.

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00:10:08.700 uh five minutes or so into the extension tonight just after nine o'clock central okay let's begin

00:10:15.180 the show but before we do that hello barb watching from southern manitoba laura's watching and bows

00:10:19.940 is your manitoba royce wants to know who the music is from that's my secret i'm sorry but i can't tell

00:10:25.400 you that deborah hello how are you tuning in from the future in australia i guess you guys are what

00:10:31.980 16 18 hours in front of us hello nancy how you doing asking for some heat on the west coast well

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00:10:50.980 wyndham center ontario wherever you're watching tonight whatever platform you happen to be

00:10:55.560 watching on maybe it's rumble you're watching on tonight i hoober is watching uniaki vilma dow

00:11:00.740 notable stump slayer joking dumb you go girl one two three doe car get it out there to as many

00:11:10.320 people as you possibly can you guys like and share it's pretty important okay so last night 0.95

00:11:15.440 We had the patriotic dad on the show, Mr. Rob Boudelier.

00:11:20.160 In case you missed that show, I suggest you go back and watch it.

00:11:24.060 Rob is a lifetime Albertan.

00:11:26.180 He is a single dad of three children.

00:11:28.220 He works in the oil patch or has worked in the oil patch.

00:11:32.380 And he's also a former member of the Alberta Prosperity Project,

00:11:37.860 still kind of works with them and absolutely believes in what they believe in.

00:11:43.140 the problem in Alberta right now, as we covered last night, is that there are so many different

00:11:48.560 groups all advocating for the same thing, which is Alberta sovereignty. But the problem is they

00:11:53.220 can't exactly agree on how it should be done or how far it should go. Should it be just a

00:11:58.960 bargaining chip for Danielle Smith and the provincial government versus the feds? Or

00:12:03.040 should it be something that goes considerably further? And if it does, should it be Alberta

00:12:08.160 of sovereignty or should it be possibly joining the United States as the 51st state or some sort

00:12:14.940 of U.S. protectorate slash territory. So there's all kinds of moving parts to this right now. And

00:12:20.960 there is a petition flying around. Sign this if you believe in Alberta separation. But the thing

00:12:26.080 is, it's not really official yet because all of the groups, excuse me, haven't gotten together

00:12:30.220 and decided what that question should be for the petition. Remembering that they have to get a

00:12:35.960 certain number and i know that bill 54 came out was introduced the other day which reduces

00:12:40.740 significantly the amount of signatures required for alberta separation but that bill hasn't passed

00:12:47.780 yet it's going to be a couple of months maybe even longer because you know the legislatures

00:12:52.520 all break for the summertime but it could become law by the fall maybe early winter in which case

00:12:59.580 it would be a much easier job

00:13:02.860 for all of the Sovereignist movements

00:13:05.780 to get those signatures onto a petition.

00:13:08.880 But the pushback has already begun.

00:13:15.240 Last night, Rob suggested,

00:13:17.260 and this is something that I had completely blanked on

00:13:21.000 up until last night,

00:13:22.040 and he brought up some good points.

00:13:23.200 He said, Shadow, think about how many people

00:13:26.700 are going to be pushing back on this.

00:13:28.400 the entire left is going to be pushing back on this. So this means the NDP and they're going to

00:13:33.740 get their union buddies to go ahead and push back on this. The federal government is going to push

00:13:39.060 back on this. All of the media, the left wing corporate media is going to be pushing back on

00:13:45.360 this. And he said they might possibly spend billions of dollars in marketing against Alberta

00:13:52.100 sovereignty simply because they know it would be more expensive to lose Alberta from Canada's

00:13:56.540 economy than it would to spend that kind of money keeping it trying to convince people not to sign

00:14:03.620 that petition trying to convince people to say hey you know what it's better off that we stay

00:14:08.060 in canada like staying an abusive relationship so here's a cbc piece today that was written by a guy

00:14:15.700 called jason markusoff who is a cbc reporter slash analyst out of calgary and jason says

00:14:23.340 Daniel Smith's reform is this. We're talking about Bill 54 here is nudging Alberta separation vote

00:14:29.940 from if toward when UCP bill slashes total of signatures needed to force referendum activists

00:14:36.800 were already planning. And yeah, it has been in the planning stages. But once again, there's still

00:14:42.040 a lot of disagreement. It's almost like if you guys have ever seen the movie or sorry, the miniseries

00:14:46.600 John Adams starring Paul Giamatti as John Adams, the second president of the United States,

00:14:52.860 They go through all of the hoops that they needed to go through in order to form a new nation separate from Britain, the United Kingdom.

00:15:04.020 In this period piece, obviously, in the 1770s and the 1780s, it's remarkable how much fighting there was, at least according to this particular depiction, between states.

00:15:14.520 Some states didn't want to fight against the UK.

00:15:18.660 They wanted to remain with the UK.

00:15:21.540 others wanted to do it in negotiations and some thought we've got to go to war

00:15:27.780 which obviously they did but yeah the arguing the bickering and i believe that's probably

00:15:36.540 what's going you know you're forming a new nation here so there should be a lot of there should be

00:15:41.980 a lot of debate but i'm certainly hoping that they can keep it civil 177 000 people that's roughly

00:15:50.820 3.5% of Alberta's population. It's almost the amount of signatures that will be needed to

00:15:57.160 force a separation referendum designed to take those 5 million people and their land out of

00:16:02.760 Canada. The reason I put this article up on the screen, you guys, is to let you know how ominous

00:16:09.380 the CBC, the left-wing corporate media, makes this sound. There's nothing positive in this article at

00:16:17.160 all. Alberta independence groups had already been gathering online registrants who were keen to add

00:16:23.480 their names to a petition drive when the law required far more Albertans, around 600,000,

00:16:28.680 to sign up to trigger a constitutional referendum. Well, it still does, like I just pointed out.

00:16:34.340 And then, the day after the federal election delivered a fourth consecutive liberal government

00:16:39.080 Premier Daniel Smith's government-tabled electoral reform legislation that suddenly

00:16:43.380 made it far far easier for activists activists and make them sound like demons that's the same

00:16:50.540 kind of you know when you hear activist you go activists to put alberta's existence within

00:16:57.240 canada on the ballot for voters alberta prosperity project a group that was already plotting see

00:17:03.480 again there you go plot plan scheme plotting like deviously behind closed doors no it's been wide

00:17:10.480 open it's out there already plotting a referendum petition drive before the mark carney liberals win

00:17:16.880 claims that it now has a sufficient number of people registered online to become signatories

00:17:24.040 to meet this lower threshold this was a federal election fought around how canada could best

00:17:29.960 unify in the face of the threat of u.s tariffs and donald trump's expressed this lots of stuff

00:17:35.540 on Donald Trump tonight, by the way,

00:17:37.040 and it's hilarious and it's good.

00:17:39.420 Trump's expressed desire to swallow our country whole.

00:17:47.820 And now dissatisfaction with that vote's results

00:17:51.300 have stoked those who want a permanent rupture

00:17:53.880 in Canadian unity.

00:17:58.080 So, of course, they're going to tell you

00:17:59.680 that three-quarters oppose,

00:18:00.800 according to an Angus Reid poll in early April.

00:18:05.280 Alberta separatism is widely known as likely a losing proposition.

00:18:10.440 So immediately they're cementing that idea in your head

00:18:13.180 that if you are in favor of this,

00:18:15.660 then you are one of the minority, my friend,

00:18:17.920 and there's no point in even having that fight.

00:18:20.880 That's how they're framing it.

00:18:22.880 Smith herself noted to media Thursday

00:18:25.020 an Angus Reid poll in early April

00:18:27.240 showed 25% support, 75% opposition.

00:18:30.680 Yes, we can add, thank you.

00:18:32.640 But what she wouldn't acknowledge

00:18:33.760 is that her government has helped her province's separatist movement

00:18:37.240 get much closer to what they're looking for.

00:18:41.540 So, demonizing Smith as well.

00:18:44.880 I'm not going to prejudge what citizens are going to do for a petition,

00:18:48.720 Smith told in a news conference,

00:18:50.080 despite all the recent activism and publicity

00:18:52.860 developing around one such petition in particular.

00:18:56.880 The premier instead extolled the virtues of making it easier

00:18:59.780 for citizens to practice the purest form of democracy

00:19:02.640 on oh any old issue of public importance whether that was intended to be a wink to the grassroots

00:19:09.600 anti-liberal conservatives what is an anti-liberal conservative just because you're you know and

00:19:17.920 again liberal the actual term is liberal open-minded free thinking that's what liberal

00:19:26.820 is supposed to mean liberal you're liberated you're free today's version of liberal no

00:19:34.360 no it's not that at all in name only it's anti-liberal conservatives who form her political

00:19:43.500 base or not united conservative party president rob smith chose to see it that way this announcement

00:19:49.660 is giving you the pathway some of you were seeking today he posted on facebook and making it easier

00:19:55.520 here's a post he made pay attention my friends this announcement is giving you the pathway some

00:20:01.740 of you are seeking today and making it easier right talking about the petition when a commenter

00:20:08.120 said we want to hear a path charting to independence or 51st state the party president

00:20:13.260 replied please read her announcement mr carson it's in there

00:20:16.700 rob smith no relation to the premier smith

00:20:23.040 like how many smiths are there anyway refer to all questions about his social media remarks to

00:20:30.740 the premier and justice minister well you might imagine that a much lower threshold to require

00:20:36.020 a sovereignty referendum would have been just what the pro-independence movement wanted and

00:20:41.160 asked for that's not the case says one of its leaders in fact in many respects we didn't want

00:20:46.420 it changed because we figured the hurdle of getting to 600,000 would get us closer to the

00:20:51.100 referendum plurality as well, Dennis Modry, a co-leader of the Alberta Prosperity Project said.

00:20:57.300 In other words, he's well aware of a newly enlarged gap between how easy it might be to

00:21:02.780 trigger a binding referendum and a much larger number of Alberta votes his side would need to

00:21:07.360 actually win that ballot measure, probably more than a million. Oh, more than that. His group has

00:21:13.360 been collecting names and contact info for Albertans willing to physically sign a petition

00:21:18.220 when a citizen's ignition drive gets launched launched well

00:21:22.980 he said that database had 70,000 before the election 120,000 more since monday what

00:21:32.660 what they more than doubled since the election oh my god and it's only just beginning

00:21:43.360 The frustration with the current circumstances that Alberta finds itself in with eastern Canada

00:21:48.360 is troublesome, and troublesome to the point that there are certainly well more than the

00:21:52.720 requisite number of people to force the referendum, said Modric, a former doctor. He's also been an

00:21:57.900 informal advisor to the premier, but said he hasn't discussed his referendum bid with her.

00:22:02.680 To put the 177,000 figure in perspective, consider that 69,344 Calgarians signed the

00:22:11.420 petition last year to recall Mayor Jody Gondek. That's from a population one-third the size of

00:22:17.660 Alberta, and within only 60 days. The UCP amendments to election law would give referendum

00:22:23.220 seekers 120 days to gather enough autographs. Meanwhile, 630,442 Albertans voted for the

00:22:31.560 federal liberals whose victory appears to have stoked so much of this West wants out fervor.

00:22:36.300 excuse me i am so sorry about that i probably should pop myself off the screen when i have to

00:22:45.940 do that anyway because smith's electoral reforms could make the referendum less of an if than a

00:22:53.140 when that's a question a question worth asking modry he said his group will likely launch the

00:22:58.860 petition drive in a matter of weeks potentially in the summer the referendum's questions wording

00:23:03.720 is still to be determined.

00:23:05.940 Audry said he'd hope to trigger a referendum this summer

00:23:08.560 once the provincial rules are changed

00:23:10.280 and would like to see it on the ballot

00:23:11.740 in conjunction with the false municipal elections.

00:23:14.180 However, the timing of a vote

00:23:16.080 is up to the provincial government.

00:23:18.720 Smith has said she's committed to Alberta sovereignty

00:23:20.900 within a united Canada,

00:23:23.120 kind of like the Quebec model,

00:23:24.980 for remaining in the country but still wielding elbows.

00:23:28.800 These CBC people in their elbows.

00:23:30.800 to try to push Ottawa away from what the UCP perceive as intrusions into provincial jurisdiction.

00:23:38.620 So it's always the UCP perceives it as intrusions into the provincial jurisdiction.

00:23:44.240 It is, in fact, intrusions into provincial jurisdiction.

00:23:48.280 This guy can't read.

00:23:49.860 I guess he doesn't know what the Constitution says.

00:23:52.140 Maybe the CBC analysts should probably get their facts before they write an opinion piece.

00:23:59.000 Just my opinion.

00:24:01.620 That's why Smith announced its latest constitutional challenge against the federal emissions policy on Thursday, this time the clean electricity regulations.

00:24:09.700 The Alberta NDP is far from persuaded, of course, it's calling Smith a separatist herself.

00:24:16.060 Look at how Daniel Smith deals with the NDP in the legislature.

00:24:19.300 We will fight to bring prices down. Why won't this premier commit to getting good deals for Albertans?

00:24:24.480 Mr. Speaker, we're well on our way with the NDP having only received 6.4% of the vote

00:24:32.200 yesterday. That's a complete repudiation of all of the extreme policies that have been

00:24:37.640 advanced by the Liberal NDP coalition. And I think it opens the door for us to have a

00:24:42.400 constructive relationship about a more moderate approach so that we can develop pipelines,

00:24:46.860 we can develop rights of way, we can end some of these destructive policies, and we can

00:24:51.480 move forward on addressing issues of energy security affordability and a reasonable plan

00:24:56.240 to reduce emissions over a time frame that I believe our business will be able to meet

00:25:00.900 in other words it's like Danielle is telling that NDP MLA just sit down sweetheart we're

00:25:08.760 going to take care of everything don't worry about it here here's a lollipop

00:25:12.240 however they go on to say in this particular story even flirting with a referendum to separate

00:25:23.160 kills investment in the economy and damages relationships with first nations people we'll

00:25:27.700 get to that in just a second that came from ndp mla christina gray it's not going to help it's

00:25:33.380 going to make us the laughing stock of canada well i i highly doubt that

00:25:37.860 i mean the laughing stock to who anyway the laurentian elitists the left-wing corporate

00:25:46.480 media who cares multiple first nations chiefs have warned smith to tamp down separate the

00:25:53.860 separatist threats because alberta is on the land of treaty six seven and eight those treaties with

00:25:59.320 the crown and alberta lacks the authority to interfere with or negate those treaties

00:26:04.500 Troy Knowlton, chief of the Pecani Nation, said,

00:26:07.940 proceeding down a path towards separation cannot be undertaken

00:26:10.580 without the consent of Alberta's First Nations.

00:26:12.900 Smith hasn't done anything to separate yet.

00:26:15.960 She has not done anything.

00:26:17.760 And she actually came out and said,

00:26:19.620 our government will not initiate anything to do with separation.

00:26:23.140 If the people want to, the people can.

00:26:27.140 We just changed the rules a little bit,

00:26:29.180 or we'll be changing the rules a little bit.

00:26:31.260 So sit down, Troy, buddy, sit down, relax, have a drink, relax.

00:26:38.160 The time will come.

00:26:39.580 However, it's very good to know who the enemies are moving forward, right?

00:26:46.040 So we know that these particular bands of First Nations are going to be standing up and fighting.

00:26:51.640 As a matter of fact, they went so far as to send Danielle Smith today a letter of cease and desist.

00:26:58.280 She hasn't done anything.

00:27:01.260 But they sent her that letter anyway.

00:27:04.800 Popular opinion itself may make the referendum a doomed proposition

00:27:08.940 before any reckoning with indigenous law or federal negotiation.

00:27:12.260 Tim Hoven, a conservative grassroots organizer who said he's pushing for separation

00:27:16.680 because he doesn't believe that Carney is going to do anything for Alberta,

00:27:20.140 said there would be no chance of a successful referendum anytime in the next six months.

00:27:24.580 That's not enough time to change people's hearts, he said.

00:27:27.740 According to his math, around seven-eighths of Albertans who just voted for the federal

00:27:33.180 conservatives would have to back sovereignty for a yes side to win. And one Alberta conservative

00:27:38.220 heavyweight is positioning himself as an Alberta federalist. Jason Kenney posted a long message on

00:27:44.400 his ex today. Let's get to that. Here it is here. Albertans have good reason to be deeply frustrated

00:27:50.820 with ottawa despite making a net contribution of 20 billion dollars to fiscal federalism every year

00:27:57.620 we faced a government in ottawa fundamentally hostile to our largest industry one central

00:28:02.880 to canada's economy that's why and he goes on to pat himself on the back here

00:28:07.800 like what what does dude want what does he want he was kicked out forcibly as the premier of

00:28:15.420 alberta just a couple of years ago three years ago i guess like dude relax take a seat you're

00:28:20.800 You're an emeritus. You're the consigliere.

00:28:22.880 If we need any advice from you, we'll ask.

00:28:27.880 But he says, I led the fight against anti-growth policies like C-69.

00:28:32.960 This is the No More Pipelines bill that Polyev was talking about during the campaign

00:28:36.540 and for the past, what, five years now, which I dubbed the No More Pipelines law.

00:28:40.820 No, that was Polyev.

00:28:42.980 Building a coalition of nine provinces and winning in our constitutional challenge at the Supreme Court.

00:28:47.620 My government repealed the Alberta tax and sued Ottawa over the federal carbon tax.

00:28:52.860 It took a few years, but it's gratifying to see that we've finally won that fight.

00:28:56.960 I sued Ottawa over its ridiculous plastics ban winning at the Supreme Court.

00:29:01.220 I sued Ottawa over Trudeau's unconstitutional invocation of the Emergencies Act winning that case too.

00:29:07.520 My government's...

00:29:08.380 Is he in fantasy land here?

00:29:10.820 my government successfully negotiated equivalency agreements with ottawa to keep the feds out of our

00:29:17.400 backyard and regulating industrial emissions methane emissions northern habitat and much more

00:29:22.160 we applied constant pressure for the successful completion of the tmx we held a referendum on

00:29:28.280 equalization to give albertans a voice of unfairness in the federation where did that go jason

00:29:35.180 nowhere alberta and saskatchewan won our fight against stephen gilbeau's absurd clean electricity

00:29:43.440 standard i commissioned the fair deal panel to identify other ways to assert a strong alberta

00:29:48.380 within a united canada implementing most of its recommendations and it's why alberta and

00:29:53.320 saskatchewan are fighting against carney's proposed big increase in the industrial carbon tax which

00:29:59.200 would massively disadvantage our trade exposed industries and the proposed cap on oil sands

00:30:05.240 productions. So it sounds, at least so far in this very, very long and rambling tweet

00:30:11.960 and self-congratulatory as well, that he's with us. Let's read on. In these and other fights,

00:30:22.400 Alberta wins when we make alliances with other provinces and patiently make the case to our

00:30:27.760 fellow Canadians. Just look at the recent polling showing that super majorities support both oil

00:30:33.080 and gas pipelines in every province. The vast majority of First Nations now support responsible

00:30:39.080 resource development, thanks in part to my government leading the way in helping Indigenous

00:30:43.440 communities to become co-owners of big projects. Let's seize the momentum. We're winning the

00:30:48.600 arguments. While I join most Albertans in being disappointed with Monday's election results,

00:30:54.380 Let's hold Carney to his words about making Canada a global energy superpower, deregulating to build big projects, including pipelines.

00:31:06.260 Jason, did you read Carney's book at all? It's called Values. Maybe have a look at that before spouting such nonsense.

00:31:13.860 Mark Carney is a net zero zealot, and he's never going to go back on that. Never.

00:31:21.860 He'll advocate for the building of pipelines in Brazil,

00:31:25.320 the building of pipelines in Saudi Arabia, but not in Canada.

00:31:29.540 Oh, no, no.

00:31:33.280 If we turn inward in a pointless debate on the charade of separation,

00:31:38.120 we'll reverse that momentum.

00:31:40.360 Never make a threat you can't keep.

00:31:42.980 Despite our frustrations, the vast majority of Albertans are

00:31:46.020 and always will be proud Canadians.

00:31:49.320 With decades of the highest interprovincial migration,

00:31:52.220 we've welcomed millions of folks from other provinces,

00:31:54.800 making us the most Canadian province.

00:31:57.180 It's why our legislative assembly is the only one in Canada

00:32:00.220 proudly to display the flags of all 13 provinces and territories.

00:32:04.020 We know that Canada isn't perfect, but it's our home and native land.

00:32:09.700 Does he sound like one of them suddenly?

00:32:14.300 What a switch.

00:32:15.660 you'd figure the logical course for the rest of this tweet would be

00:32:19.640 and that's why I support Alberta leaving Confederation

00:32:23.100 but no

00:32:23.740 what rationale is there

00:32:28.780 for staying in an abusive relationship

00:32:33.180 we know that a country is much

00:32:39.080 more than a balance sheet or ledger of fiscal transfers

00:32:43.980 It's a community bound together by shared history, loyalty, values, traditions, and institutions.

00:32:50.480 In the 50 years that a tiny minority of Westerners have pushed the separatist cause,

00:32:55.520 they've only managed to win one by-election at the height of the national energy program.

00:33:01.100 Separatists can't elect a dog catcher in Alberta. 0.86

00:33:04.320 So why allow their feudal ranting to dominate the debate, distract from the real issues, 0.91

00:33:09.560 and distort Alberta's real identity

00:33:11.540 as a proud, confident, patriotic province.

00:33:14.620 We're bold thinkers and big builders,

00:33:17.100 not perennial victims.

00:33:18.720 We honor those who went before us,

00:33:20.460 including thousands of Albertans

00:33:21.880 who died in the defense of Canada

00:33:23.420 and who lie below gravestones

00:33:25.340 marked forever by the Maple Leaf.

00:33:27.560 We're Alberta proud

00:33:28.640 and will always be part of the true North,

00:33:31.400 strong and free.

00:33:36.660 Whoa, dude.

00:33:39.560 Okay, I'm going to ask you guys a question now.

00:33:42.700 And I guess this is for Alberta viewers only.

00:33:49.160 Do you support?

00:33:51.900 And I want you to write down your answer.

00:33:56.060 And I want you to think about it for 60 seconds before you do.

00:34:01.720 Think about it.

00:34:03.680 Actually sit down and think about it.

00:34:06.880 do you support alberta sovereignty

00:34:11.700 just write a yes or no down you can write your reasons of course i'll look at this

00:34:19.840 after the show is over tonight i'm really interested in what your responses are

00:34:24.480 so again it's a yes or no do you support alberta sovereignty these are the people i and again

00:34:32.480 there's no wrong answer here okay nobody is going to come after you and if they do i'll take care of

00:34:39.020 it myself but nobody should come after you in the comments and disparage your answer if you don't

00:34:46.060 support it that's fine you don't have to say why you can say no i support remaining canadian

00:34:54.300 remaining in canada keeping in mind that when jeff rath was on he's with the app by the way

00:34:59.340 the Alberta Prosperity Project.

00:35:01.520 When he was on a few weeks ago, he said,

00:35:03.120 look, we're not asking anybody to give up

00:35:04.880 their Canadian citizenship.

00:35:06.880 It would be Alberta as a nation.

00:35:08.940 You can have Albertan citizenship

00:35:11.000 and you can retain your Canadian citizenship.

00:35:13.180 You can leave the province when you want.

00:35:15.660 You can come back in when you want.

00:35:16.740 You'll have both.

00:35:18.760 It'll be a transition in that way, he said.

00:35:21.600 Now, we didn't get into the nuts and bolts

00:35:23.620 of that particular discussion,

00:35:25.580 but I can understand that.

00:35:26.600 That makes for a very valid point.

00:35:29.340 here's another tweet today that came from uh who is this guy here jeffrey luscombe let me throw

00:35:36.060 this up here jeffrey luscombe is a writer i think or author it says best-selling author called one

00:35:43.240 of fiction's brightest new stars by the huffington post yay good for you buddy he says wait till the

00:35:50.160 alberta separatists find out how much of the federal debt they'll have to take with them

00:35:54.800 think you'll walk away without paying your share of the bill ha so this is okay this is the typical

00:36:02.720 liberal laurentian elitist mentality coming through keeping in mind that people do vote

00:36:11.000 with their feelings quite often we saw that in the election on monday

00:36:14.420 um and if the liberal easterners keep laughing at alberta sovereignists

00:36:24.660 they might be in for a rude awakening they could lose 10 20 percent of their economy if alberta

00:36:32.420 leaves and the canadian pension plan forget about it so they're playing with fire here

00:36:40.240 i don't think i've ever seen alberta particularly more stoked about this than ever than than i've

00:36:49.780 ever seen i mean it's it's remarkable really i think i've told this story on the show before

00:36:54.280 but I'll repeat it now. And that is my dad. You know, when I was a kid, I think I was maybe 12

00:37:01.120 years old and I saw my dad walking around with this ball cap. He never wore ball caps. My dad

00:37:05.100 was a guy, he had one of those, uh, what are they called? The ducktail haircut from the fifties,

00:37:09.960 kind of like Fonzie always had that and a mustache. But this one day he was wearing this baseball cap

00:37:16.080 and I looked up at my dad and I said, hat, you're wearing a hat. He was, yeah, here, have a look at

00:37:21.700 it said uh western republic of western canada all four western provinces by themselves on the front

00:37:28.980 of this ball cap and i thought what does that mean now at that age i thought separation that

00:37:35.780 meant actual physical separation like the country was going to physically separate like we're going

00:37:40.620 to have to get pickaxes out we're going to have to dig down to the bottom and push push off from

00:37:45.260 ontario all along the border but that's a different thing um i said do you think that would be a good 0.98

00:37:50.920 idea hell yes enough of this eastern bullshit no i never heard my dad talk like that and it was 0.93

00:38:00.700 only that one time i guess that lasted maybe for a couple of days after that we never really 0.95

00:38:05.080 discussed it again and like i say that would have been 77 78 ish so yeah and nothing came of it then

00:38:16.920 and then the national energy product that or project that trudeau senior implemented

00:38:22.720 really caused some rage in alberta and then in the 90s the reform party the west wants in

00:38:30.740 well now the west wants out they've tried they've tried and tried and tried so what you're going to

00:38:39.120 be hearing a lot and i know i've talked about it pretty much every single night since the election

00:38:43.840 so that's three shows in a row we've talked about alberta separating from canada i think this is

00:38:50.260 only going to pick up steam so let's continue on with uh other stuff now and by the way i'm looking

00:38:59.760 at getting uh keith on next week keith wilson lawyer keith wilson who's also a big believer

00:39:05.380 in alberta sovereignty hopefully he will join the show uh monday or tuesday night michelle ferrari

00:39:10.600 dropped a video today and she was talking about the left-wing corporate media in it and i thought

00:39:16.280 it was pretty interesting and also pretty damning for the media at the same time watch just michelle

00:39:21.720 here you know it's like i just so that video that i did yesterday uh talking about my loss and i did

00:39:34.200 it online about how we need to come together and we need to find a sweet spot and you know losing

00:39:38.920 the election and learning from the election and what we need to do moving forward because clearly

00:39:42.840 there's half and half if you didn't see the video it's on my instagram ctv does an article on my

00:39:49.320 video doesn't interview me just does an article and positions it like i'm throwing pierre under

00:39:55.720 the bus like this is why people have divisiveness like the very thing that i said in the video that

00:40:02.840 we need to stop doing the media is feeding it's feeding this sorry but it's brutal i they go she

00:40:12.920 never once mentioned pierre yes i did mention pierre number one and number two they spun it

00:40:18.360 like i was like they want they want people to have in fights they want that i fully support pierre

00:40:25.240 pauliev i think he is one of the most exceptional leaders of our time what he was able to do in a

00:40:31.640 short period of time against factors that he could not control this guy did

00:40:37.340 an incredible job his family did an incredible job his team did an

00:40:41.240 incredible job is there lessons to be learned obviously hello like anything

00:40:47.300 after any race anything you have to learn but CTV like this is why we have

00:40:52.100 to fight back this is why you have to speak up like the media is such an

00:40:57.020 antagonist to all of this and it's so frustrating share this video like don't

00:41:02.660 do this CTV I would have happily come and had a speech with you on your show

00:41:07.520 and had dialogue but no you spin it and you put it into your media like oh yeah

00:41:13.400 she's mad she didn't mention Pierre she must think he caused the problem like

00:41:18.240 what are you doing what are you doing and then and then they have to bring up

00:41:23.540 the cbc did this article on me today too oh a top mps who make they say all these nice things about

00:41:29.620 all these other mps and then they say michelle ferrari has made outlandish comments and they link

00:41:35.620 the link to the article about me talking about parents trafficking their children

00:41:39.460 guys i never said parents traffic their children the organizations who deal with these folks

00:41:47.460 said that core the sexual assault center they're on record this is not a new phenomenon i'm sorry

00:41:53.060 you don't want to believe these terrible things, but they are happening. Just because you don't

00:41:58.520 want to believe it doesn't mean it's not happening. Just Google it. Just search it. Parents do traffic

00:42:05.480 their children. It's a horrible, horrible reality that we need to fix. We need to deal with human

00:42:11.480 trafficking. We need to stop it. But like vilifying somebody for speaking the truth is bananas. And

00:42:19.240 then the media the mainstream media doing this guys this has got to stop like you gotta call out

00:42:26.080 the media and don't buy into it don't buy into it when you see that and they're like oh and they

00:42:30.800 create this gossip train and that's why we have this folks that's why we have this extreme division

00:42:37.160 because now michelle's about like stop it stop it just lay off the sauce media lay off the sauce

00:42:46.620 and report the facts not your feelings if you want to be an advocate go be an advocate but

00:42:51.960 don't call yourself a journalist if you're not going to report the facts

00:42:54.560 yeah or don't paint yourself as neutral as a neutral news source when you're clearly not

00:43:09.860 you know what position i take every night you guys know exactly where i'm coming from you know

00:43:16.800 how i vote you know who i support right and with that kind of disclosure you know what you're going

00:43:24.000 to get on this show and i'm hoping that all of the other independent media do that as well

00:43:28.820 but the left-wing corporate media no no they still depict themselves as something straight

00:43:36.180 down the middle straight shooters just the news here but they're not and they haven't been for

00:43:44.340 many many many years why well according to left-wing corporate ctv more than 100 media

00:43:53.080 outlets have received 22.2 million dollars in google payments that comes from the journalism

00:43:59.760 group, to 108 Canadian news outlets. That's the organizing distributing money from Google

00:44:13.540 that they agreed to give media businesses in exchange for an exemption from the Online News

00:44:18.900 Act or Bill C-18. So the Canadian Journalism Collective, whatever that is, announced yesterday

00:44:27.080 that the top recipients who received more than $1 million each

00:44:30.680 include Post Media, that's the National Post, by the way,

00:44:34.980 the Globe and Mail, Metroland, Media Group, La Presse,

00:44:38.460 Cooperative Nationale, Daily Information, Independent.

00:44:42.280 Not independent!

00:44:43.580 How can you call yourself independent

00:44:45.260 when you're getting funding through the government?

00:44:47.960 Even though this funding technically doesn't come from the government,

00:44:51.000 it comes from a government law that Google has to give it

00:44:55.280 or they can't use any links and provide any news for Canadians at all.

00:45:00.180 It actually surprises me that Google agreed to this when Facebook Meta did not.

00:45:05.320 You still can't share news links on Facebook Meta.

00:45:08.620 You have to take screenshots.

00:45:12.900 The black press group and the Canadian press, surprise, surprise, also got the funding.

00:45:20.360 About 100 other organizations received smaller amounts, many of which reached six figures.

00:45:25.580 The payments were issued on the 23rd of April.

00:45:28.940 They make up 60% of the totals organization will receive,

00:45:32.340 each received with two more tranches expected to flow by the end of the year.

00:45:37.500 The money is part of the $100 million in payments Google will make annually

00:45:42.520 in order to secure a five-year exemption to the Online News Act,

00:45:47.500 which is meant to help journalism recoup losses incurred in part by tech platforms. 0.98

00:45:52.200 It's absolute garbage. 0.99

00:45:53.720 And guess what? 0.99

00:45:55.140 Mark Carney has vowed to push for more internet censorship.

00:45:59.880 This is a story that came out a couple of weeks ago.

00:46:02.460 He said it during the election campaign.

00:46:04.860 Of course, the left-wing corporate media said nothing about it.

00:46:07.460 This comes from Western Standard.

00:46:09.220 Mark Carney says a re-elected liberal government will move forward

00:46:12.760 with new regulations targeting harmful online content.

00:46:16.040 translation content they don't agree with making a third attempt to legislate internet speech in

00:46:23.460 canada black locks reporter says carney made the comments during a campaign rally in hamilton after

00:46:29.180 being interrupted by hecklers responding to accusations from the crowd including questions

00:46:34.360 about ties to his to the late finance here jeffrey epstein carney paused briefly before refocusing

00:46:40.020 his remarks he said there are many serious issues that we're dealing with one of them is the sea of

00:46:46.000 misogyny what anti-semitism hatred conspiracy theories this sort of pollution online that

00:46:55.100 washes over our virtual borders from the united states well carney said he could tolerate

00:47:00.480 conspiracy theories directed at him personally he emphasized the broader danger to canadian society

00:47:06.180 the more serious thing is when it affects how people behave when canadians are threatened going

00:47:14.080 to their community centers or their places of worship or their school or god forbid when it 0.98

00:47:18.800 affects our children what about gender affirming care you dumbass my government if we're elected 0.95

00:47:26.720 will be taking action no details on what action he wants to take by the way the liberals have 0.97

00:47:35.500 lost a seat they're down to 168 now the liberals lost the quebec riding of uh well let's see

00:47:41.260 Terrebonne? No. Okay, so let's go ahead and read the story here, because remember last night I

00:47:46.080 told you there were two very, very close ridings. So liberals lose Quebec riding according to

00:47:50.520 revised election results. Ding, ding, ding. They're back to 168 and the block up to 23 after the block

00:47:57.480 took back the Montreal area riding of Terrebonne. According to revised election results, Election

00:48:02.920 Canada published their validated riding results today, which showed the block incumbent Natalie

00:48:08.760 Sinclair de Gagne, 23,340 votes, 44 ahead of her liberal challenger. There's another one they

00:48:17.580 mentioned here as well. The suspense is not over in the writing of Terrebonne, as the close result

00:48:22.200 means there will automatically be a judicial recount in the coming days. And so, and that

00:48:26.780 would be a conservative win if that happens. So that would bring the liberals down to 167. But

00:48:32.500 again, like I said to you last night, there is talk about the NDP, some of them anyway, crossing

00:48:38.300 the floor and now i'm hearing there's actual money being offered to some of these ndp mps

00:48:44.360 bribes to cross the floor and become liberals so they have a majority

00:48:49.320 yep now again that that cannot be verified at this point but i have heard it from some very

00:48:56.780 good sources this is from the canadian press that was not published on any of the big left-wing

00:49:05.840 corporate media so we had to go to steinbeck online to get this canadian press provides news

00:49:13.040 stories filler stories for all of the big news outlets in canada but they didn't want to touch

00:49:18.140 this one longest ballot group declares victory in polyev's former writing a bit criticism

00:49:24.920 group trying to make a case for electoral reform by creating very yeah sure they are

00:49:30.140 They don't care about electoral reform.

00:49:33.880 They cared about keeping Pierre Polyev out of the House of Commons.

00:49:40.560 Electoral reform.

00:49:42.520 By creating very long...

00:49:44.180 Why did they do it in Polyev's writing?

00:49:47.200 They're declaring victory in this week's election,

00:49:50.800 even as critics accuse it of indulging in stunts that undermine democracy.

00:49:55.840 It's been a success, said Mark Muter,

00:49:57.520 one of dozens of protest candidates who ran in the Ottawa riding of Carleton. I've never seen

00:50:02.740 people looking more optimistically at electoral reform ever. The longest ballot committee started

00:50:09.440 targeting ridings in 2021 by nominating multiple people, some of them living in other provinces,

00:50:14.420 in order to ensure extremely large ballots. The committee's stated goal is to spark a national

00:50:20.260 conversation about electoral reform. It says it wants to see a citizens assembly put in charge

00:50:24.800 of crafting a new electoral system and argues that political blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. This

00:50:29.940 has absolutely nothing to do with electoral reform. It has everything to do with wanting

00:50:37.240 Pierre Polyev out of the House of Commons. Mario for the North actually came up with a really good

00:50:43.940 video yesterday regarding Polyev's situation, and here it is. Using his writing just never sat well

00:50:50.520 with me. He's held it for 20 years so I decided to do some digging. Watch this. As many of you know

00:50:56.120 Pierre Polyev has held his riding of Carleton for nearly 20 years. He was just recently beaten and

00:51:01.940 this is what his riding looks like. This is Carleton and as you can see it wraps around this

00:51:07.080 area around there. I'll move my head out of the way. I want you to see the full area of Carleton

00:51:11.400 and this is from the Elections Canada website. His area, the region that I just showed you,

00:51:16.320 It didn't look like that. In fact in all of the other elections it looked like this. It never had

00:51:23.080 this area. Remember that. This area right here that's brand new. I'm going to shrink myself down

00:51:28.400 to size so you can see that new area that was integrated with his. This is what it looked like

00:51:33.280 in 2021 when they had the 44th election and I'm going to explain all this red in just a second

00:51:39.780 and it's all going to make sense. So Pierre's area labeled as number 88 over here that's what he had

00:51:45.500 the whole time. Before, it was integrated with this. And everything I'm taking is publicly

00:51:51.220 available, so check it yourself. But this is how much he won last time, a 15% margin. Just to

00:51:57.760 remind you, that's the area that he used to represent before that came into the picture in

00:52:03.200 2023. Yes, the adjustment was done recently. Let me put it to you this way. Pierre Polyev's

00:52:08.960 riding, which had always been conservative and he held for 20 years, was merged with a heavy

00:52:14.560 liberal region. An area altogether that had grown by nearly 50% due to immigration. That's going to

00:52:23.180 be important. Watch this. Now this is where we get to the good part. Did you know that nearly 93%

00:52:29.960 of all immigrants move into one of Canada's 44 census metropolitan areas? And I know this is

00:52:37.660 talking about non-permanent residents as well, which is also calculated, is a very similar

00:52:42.560 percentage, which is almost the 93%. But when you have that, that's why metropolitan areas like

00:52:48.140 Ottawa, the whole greater Toronto area includes Burlington, Oakville, Milton's getting there too.

00:52:54.060 Look at Hamilton. And I know this says Hamilton here, but this is the outskirts of Hamilton.

00:52:58.880 That's the city core. And let's not forget Montreal, all red. And the same holds true

00:53:04.840 for all of Metro Vancouver. Take it from an immigrant. When immigrants move into the country, 1.00

00:53:10.500 they generally vote liberal because that's the same party that offered social assistance. It's

00:53:16.240 the same party that pays them each month more than Canadians get in old age security. They are now

00:53:22.200 giving them free health care. They are able to stay at four-star hotels. They get access to the

00:53:27.420 same child benefit as you have as Canadians who've paid taxes your whole life. Sorry, your whole 0.71

00:53:33.360 working life. Roughly $7,000 per child per year. Child of three gives you over $21,000 depending

00:53:42.060 on their age. It might even be more. We are talking about more money than they would ever

00:53:47.600 earn or save in their lifetime in one or two years. And I know what you're thinking. These

00:53:54.380 are immigrants. They're not actual Canadian citizens. In the 90s, Canada was affordable. 1.00

00:54:00.620 so nearly 75 percent. This is called the naturalization rate. The percentage of immigrants

00:54:06.900 that come into Canada that then become citizens. Right now it's at about 45 percent. We've seen a

00:54:13.520 massive 30 percent drop because of how unaffordable the country has become under liberal policies

00:54:18.340 and that's why out in the Atlantic you see a lot of red. More permanent immigrants heading for the 0.99

00:54:24.160 Maritimes. And let's not forget that Canada grew by a record one million people solely from 0.70

00:54:29.160 immigration and we did it in under just nine months. That's how we were able to hit a population

00:54:34.780 of 41 million. And this article was from back in March 2024 using 2023 data. A similar thing

00:54:42.740 happened in 2022, 2021 to the point where the immigration minister said Canada should have

00:54:48.460 acted sooner on migration. And guess what? As an immigrant myself, I'm going to say the quiet part

00:54:54.360 out loud the liberal party is importing voters here's an example of something that should be

00:55:01.560 questioned was it that the maritime provinces the ones where all the immigrants are headed to

00:55:06.760 and experiencing record growth is it that they have 2.4 million people and have 32 federal seats

00:55:14.040 alberta has almost double not quite but almost they only have five more seats why don't they

00:55:21.400 have 60 each voter in atlanta canada has 55 more representation than an albertan take a guess which

00:55:29.640 one's liberal and which one's conservative my friends there's always more to the story

00:55:36.120 this is what peer had this is what he was given in this election why else do you think that mark

00:55:43.240 carney launched his bid in edmonton this was back in january to become the next prime minister and

00:55:50.040 take over for trudeau he did it there because that's where he was raised that's where he grew

00:55:56.040 up but remember his riding was not there because he was at risk and he knew that and where was

00:56:02.120 mark carney's riding it was right beside pierre paulia's in nepean the red zone my friends these

00:56:11.880 things do not happen by accident let me remind you how did carney get his seat they kicked out

00:56:18.360 a sitting member of parliament chandra aria they revoked his ability to re-enter nomination

00:56:25.400 so carney could have a safe seat there's always more to the story

00:56:30.360 and i can promise you you won't see this on tv you won't see this on the news

00:56:37.400 at mario for the north on instagram and he's also quite big on x i think but he doesn't go by

00:56:45.160 mario for the north there he goes by mario zelena zelaya if you guys want to want to follow him

00:56:51.260 there so where is this leading us obviously that's all to do with the century initiative this

00:56:56.460 incredible population growth that canada's experienced in these last few years it's part

00:57:03.340 of the agenda they're also using something called the cloward piven strategy for that

00:57:11.240 which is this word piven strategy was developed by richard cloward and francis piven in the 1960s

00:57:21.320 it outlines a strategy for radical social change by way of abusing the system to the point of

00:57:28.620 destruction you know we were associated with the social work tradition which said that the programs

00:57:34.660 worked as they were supposed to work but they didn't work as they were supposed to work and

00:57:41.000 And it was out of that realization, that insight, that we developed the strategy to end poverty,

00:57:49.680 which called for a massive mobilization of social workers and lawyers and organizers

00:57:55.720 to get people the benefits to which they were entitled.

00:57:59.200 We were proposing a kind of movement that demanded what people were already entitled

00:58:06.860 to by law, by regulation, by propaganda. The primary goal of the Cloward-Piven strategy

00:58:15.320 is to create a political and economic crisis that would destroy capitalism and lead to the

00:58:21.800 implementation of a socialist system with a guaranteed income. The strategy involves enrolling

00:58:29.160 large numbers of people into the welfare system, as many people as it takes to overwhelm and strain

00:58:35.920 the system until it collapses. Everyone enrolled into the welfare system is also used as an army

00:58:42.640 to carry out the destruction of the current system. They are registered to vote and instructed

00:58:47.980 on how to vote. They are organized and mobilized and made to appear as grassroots organizations

00:58:54.700 demanding more from the system. The ideal outcome of the Cloward-Piven strategy is to collapse the

00:59:02.100 current system. According to their theory, this will compel the government to implement a universal

00:59:07.940 basic income, which would then shift the U.S. towards a more socialist system with increased

00:59:14.560 government control over the economy. Everyone is being encouraged to do it. Burn it down is the

00:59:21.900 new sexy ring. In high school, they compare it to the American Revolution. The Cloward-Piven strategy

00:59:28.080 is a political gambit designed to overwhelm the American government

00:59:32.080 by placing so many demands on the bureaucratic structure that it collapses.

00:59:37.260 It's sort of a shock and awe campaign,

00:59:39.660 a surprise attack on entrenched systems meant to force major changes

00:59:43.780 to the ways that things are handled by the government.

00:59:46.720 It may be messy, but it does harken back to a fundamental ideology of the American republic.

00:59:52.900 If it ain't fixed, break it. 0.67

00:59:54.540 All of this explains the likes of AOC.

00:59:58.960 What people like AOC are doing, what the squad is doing, is really very important.

01:00:06.460 Very important.

01:00:07.620 But at the same time, there is this movement which is so big.

01:00:15.920 Some people say it's the biggest movement in American history.

01:00:19.260 It's hard to know because it's hard to measure a movement.

01:00:23.800 but it is big and it is interracial and it penetrates into every small town i now am in

01:00:32.120 upstate new york the town i'm closest to has maybe 2 000 people you know we have little demonstrations

01:00:41.240 in front of the post office for black lives matter and this is trump country nevertheless

01:00:51.240 there is a black lives matter demonstration so it's a very potent and important moment

01:00:58.760 in american political development and we have to make the most of it because if we don't

01:01:08.440 we don't know what's going to happen but it's not going to be good

01:01:13.400 reporting for

01:01:14.040 she's 91 years old now and you can look her up if you like francis piven

01:01:22.780 what you're going to find is the word marxist over and over and over again which leads me to this

01:01:30.900 oracle films has put out a trailer for an upcoming movie uh which is called the agenda

01:01:38.520 their vision your future there is no release date for this yet is it still in production

01:01:44.540 but here's a look at at the trailer

01:01:49.300 the lust to control other human beings is a story as old as time there's a very strong drift in the

01:01:58.120 direction of globalization of the ultimate centralization of control in the hands of

01:02:04.360 unelected officials at supernational organizations. They want all of the resources of the world in

01:02:12.020 their pocket. The bigger picture is that an attempt is underway now to collapse liberal

01:02:18.960 democracy and replace it with global technocracy. This is a coup. They're saying we can control

01:02:26.960 with rules. We don't need currency anymore. It's like an inverted prism. You are supposedly

01:02:33.820 free to roam about but everything you want to access is behind lock and key the potential for

01:02:39.700 social control is gigantic and potentially irreversible they plan to commandeer land

01:02:48.500 reduce farming and radically change the food we eat transform the supply of electricity

01:02:54.480 and then dictate how we use it and replace currency with a system of credits all three

01:03:01.940 strategies are built on the premise of a climate crisis caused by carbon dioxide i do not think

01:03:08.340 there's a climate crisis and i base that on all the evidence and the climate data sets that we

01:03:13.460 build to answer questions just like that the government is very clear that they want a

01:03:18.900 catastrophic story there is no single science paper that proves conclusively that humans control all

01:03:25.460 or most of the global climate europe's mad dash towards net zero is effectively economic suicide

01:03:32.180 politicians are purposely impoverishing ordinary people purposely de-industrializing europe

01:03:37.620 it's just tremendous amount of damage in the name of saving the planet it does make you

01:03:41.620 ask what is it we're actually saving if we're paving it over i think what we're dealing with

01:03:47.700 here is actually a global war on agriculture when you look at how many farms are selling up

01:03:53.060 we're walking in to food shortages if i can switch everybody from real food to pharma food then 100

01:04:00.020 of the agriculture industry can go through my publicly traded stocks and i have complete control

01:04:06.820 this is the biggest public relations scam in the history of the world but it's far more than that

01:04:15.860 it's a blueprint it is the action plan all life on earth is going to be radically changed

01:04:22.820 Everything will be monitored.

01:04:24.520 The environmental consequences of every human action.

01:04:28.180 The general population cannot fathom the psychopathy of the vision that they're facing.

01:04:33.640 Once the digital ID is in place, it's game over for humanity.

01:04:52.820 have they come at you in your province yet or state because i know we have some american

01:05:00.460 viewers watching tonight hello american viewers have they come at you yet with digital id is it

01:05:06.700 happened write it down in the comments please um i know that doug ford talked about it about a year

01:05:15.500 ago but i haven't seen i could have missed it but i haven't seen anything that says any one

01:05:21.220 particular province or state is introducing digital id with uh look ahead to the future to replace

01:05:27.440 all ids issued with the digital and we could put everything that you need on that your bank

01:05:32.940 information even the house key yeah so that could become and keep your eyes and ears open for it

01:05:40.520 donald trump had an interesting discussion with an abc reporter his name is terry moran

01:05:46.280 yesterday and uh it was over deportations for whatever reason the media down there seems to

01:05:54.060 be supporting these gang members running free while trump's ice tries to track them down there

01:06:00.220 was a judge in california who issued a ruling just a couple of days ago that said no no you

01:06:05.720 agents have to have warrants before you can go and stop and arrest these people which is completely

01:06:12.320 and totally against the law so that judge probably should be arrested just like the other one was

01:06:19.440 in michigan anyway here is this i don't want to call it an altercation but let's just say uh

01:06:29.840 okay altercation between terry moran from abc and donald trump member of a gang and then they looked

01:06:37.200 and on his knuckles he had ms-13 there's a dispute wait a minute wait a minute he had ms-13 on his

01:06:44.560 knuckles he had some tattoos that are interpreted that way but let's move on wait a minute hey terry

01:06:49.360 terry terry he did not have the letter ms13 it says ms13 that was photoshopped uh so let me

01:06:56.560 that was photoshopped terry you can't do that hey they're giving you the big break of a lifetime

01:07:01.040 you know you're doing the interview i picked you because frankly i never heard of you but that's

01:07:05.040 okay but i picked you terry hey but you're not being very nice he had ms13 tattoo we'll agree

01:07:11.120 to disagree i want to move on to something else do you want me to show you the picture i saw the

01:07:16.320 picture well here we go here we don't photoshop it go look at his hand he did have tattoos that

01:07:23.360 can be interpreted that way i'm not an expert on them i want to turn to ukraine so no he says i'm

01:07:29.280 not an expert 30 seconds after saying that was photoshopped that's the media for you no no he had

01:07:39.200 ms as clear as you can be not interpreted this is why people no longer believe well

01:07:45.440 the news because when he was photographed in el south in in el salvador they aren't there

01:07:50.080 but let's just go they aren't there when he's in there oh they weren't there but they're there now

01:07:54.800 right no they're in your picture terry ukraine sir he's got ms-13 on his knuckles all right

01:08:01.520 okay we'll take a look it's you do such a disservice we'll take a look why don't you

01:08:05.680 just say yes he does and you know go on to something else he's contested

01:08:09.840 what can you say

01:08:18.500 steven miller is the deputy chief of staff at the white house and you've seen him

01:08:26.080 dress down the media before watch this those two men kidnapped a young girl named jocelyn

01:08:33.460 Nungarey from her family, they beat her, they sexually assaulted her, they tortured her, 0.82

01:08:41.060 they stripped her, they murdered her, and they dumped her body. That is what the Biden 0.95

01:08:46.220 administration's policy was. Most of your papers never covered her story when it happened.

01:08:51.060 To the extent that you covered it at all, it was because President Trump forced you

01:08:56.300 to cover it by highlighting it repeatedly over and over again. He had to shame you into

01:09:02.300 covering it. And each and every one of you that sides over and over again with these

01:09:07.040 MS-13 terrorists, to the extent that you have the financial means to do so, you all choose

01:09:11.700 to live in condos or homes or houses as far away from these kinds of gangbangers as you

01:09:17.060 possibly can. If I offered any one of you a rent-free home with no taxes to pay in any

01:09:23.020 of these gang neighborhoods, and I said your neighbors are MS-13 terrorists or Mexican

01:09:27.240 mafia or sinaloa cartel or train de aragua i couldn't pay you to live there but yet you with

01:09:33.740 your coverage are trying to force innocent americans to have these people as their neighbors 0.57

01:09:37.880 and that one day their daughter may be abducted from their home and raped and murdered so you're

01:09:42.800 not going to get an ounce of sympathy from this administration or president trump for the

01:09:46.780 terrorists who've invaded our homes in our country isn't there a law that they can pass

01:09:54.540 that says the media must not be biased isn't there something they can do

01:10:01.740 because this is out of control i mean and it's so obvious it is so glaringly obvious not just

01:10:08.960 in canada obviously it's in the united states as well how are they able to stay alive

01:10:14.820 down there you know with more and more people and again guys you know the americans are so 0.95

01:10:21.480 far ahead of us in getting out of this woke crap it it exists down there i'm not going to lie to 0.92

01:10:28.720 you obviously it does but not to the extent that it does here i mean we're still smothered by it 0.90

01:10:34.360 down there and they're just kind of a little squeaking mouse in the corner at this stage of

01:10:38.560 the game anyhow i'm sure they'd come back very strong if given the opportunity but they need

01:10:43.460 to be minimized even further until they finally give up and go away but the media for whatever

01:10:49.400 reason just cannot see the forest for the trees it's crazy i'm not going to read this whole story

01:10:56.960 for you i'll just show you the headline here because we're kind of pressed for time but

01:11:00.680 the trump administration dismisses nearly 400 scientists working on congressionally mandated

01:11:07.460 national climate report because they don't see the point what's the point well this report only

01:11:16.220 It comes out every four years.

01:11:17.520 Yeah, well, so what?

01:11:18.340 What are you going to say? 0.99

01:11:20.000 More garbage? 0.99

01:11:23.180 It's quite funny. 0.98

01:11:24.540 A couple more headlines here for you.

01:11:25.880 Nickelback faces backlash from Canadians, whatever,

01:11:30.680 for headlining mega-friendly U.S. music festival alongside Kid Rock.

01:11:36.380 The hard rock titans from Alberta are currently on an American tour

01:11:39.900 described as a celebration of the country's God-fearing patriots.

01:11:44.280 All right.

01:11:46.220 and Nickelback, no stranger to controversy.

01:11:50.680 I don't think they care.

01:11:52.820 Last thing tonight before we move to the extension on shadowdavis.com,

01:11:56.660 and yes, it will be up on Telegram tonight, the extension will.

01:12:00.300 And Dr. Jane Ruby, from a couple of months ago,

01:12:03.920 exposing they put what in the shots?

01:12:07.220 They put what in there?

01:12:09.240 Nothing we haven't heard before,

01:12:11.060 but she does show us some absolute proof.

01:12:14.160 virginia juffray left behind a note now this is this is the woman who was repeatedly abused on

01:12:23.260 epstein island right when she was a kid a teenager even younger and she died recently she got hit by

01:12:30.060 a truck about three weeks ago she posted on x that she had three days to live because then her

01:12:35.760 kidneys were going to somehow fail and she survived that miraculously only to die a week or so later

01:12:43.920 from an alleged suicide and this is what people magazine says virginia geoffrey left behind a note

01:12:53.160 with personal meaning before her death by suicide but if we go to x we see that virginia publicly

01:13:01.760 declared that she is not suicidal and warned that if anything happens to her the people should

01:13:08.780 ensure those responsible are held accountable and never forget their actions. Too many evil people

01:13:14.940 want to see me quieted, she said. And here's her message. I'm making it publicly known that in no

01:13:24.520 way, shape, or form am I suicidal. I have made this known to my therapist and my general practitioner.

01:13:31.500 If something happens to me, in the sake of my family, do not let this go away and help me to

01:13:36.780 protect them too many evil people want to see me quiet not suicidal but apparently she died of

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01:14:31.260 is no show tomorrow night at least not by me but you'll be happy to hear just like last week that

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The Shadoe Davis Show - May 02, 2025

May 1st⧸2025- The Pushback on AB Separation has already begun, Liberals Lose a Seat

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