The Shadoe Davis Show - May 27th⧸2025- New Covid Strain Hits the US from China, Charles Speech from the Throne

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00:05:00.000 hello everybody and welcome to shadow at night this is tuesday may the 27th 2025 and on the show

00:05:15.920 tonight king charles delivered the speech from the throne today to lay out the blueprint of how

00:05:22.840 canada will implement its policy over the next 24 months 12 months six months however long this

00:05:31.440 government lasts to be completely honest with you this government being a minority could fall at

00:05:36.980 any time just with the votes of two or three disgruntled ndp members just like that boom

00:05:45.120 maybe that's why they didn't present a budget this year no budget we don't need a budget

00:05:49.360 who cares about a budget we're going to take on america without a budget

00:05:54.560 so yes king charles delivered the speech from the throne today usually delivered by the governor

00:06:02.200 general in the senate but today special treat the king came to canada and camilla his wife

00:06:10.940 queen consort queen i don't know what the correct title is also there's a new strain of

00:06:17.560 COVID-19 out there. It's gotten here from China and it's all over the United States already.

00:06:25.340 It's already verified, verified cases, even as the Americans decide to limit the usage of the

00:06:34.240 COVID-19 vaccines. We've got all of that coming up on the show tonight. Plus, have you guys ever

00:06:39.780 heard of an ex-US Air Force pilot named Alex Collier? He claims that in 2004, he was kidnapped

00:06:50.140 by aliens for 93 days, held as a hostage for 93 days. And in that time, he learned all kinds of

00:06:58.680 things about the secrets of the universe. And we're going to feature him tonight on the extension.

00:07:03.300 I only just found out about this guy today. And I thought, well, kind of wackadoo. But then when

00:07:08.940 you listen to what he has to say, you go, hmm, I wonder. You see, that's the thing. There's so

00:07:15.700 many people out there that believe that I believe or others believe there's a flat earth or that

00:07:20.860 Apollo never happened. We never went to the moon or any of the other things that have been

00:07:25.420 conspiratorial for the past, oh, I don't know, 2000 years or so. It's not that I believe or

00:07:31.720 disbelieve everything i take it on a case-by-case basis and i ponder it i'm open to the idea of an

00:07:41.340 alternate viewpoint and that's how i personally got here i can't speak for anybody else but that's

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00:09:51.980 from Canada, nanosilver.com. All right. So last night on the show, Katie Positney from Universal

00:09:59.520 Ostrich Farm joined us as a surprise guest. I wasn't expecting anybody on the show last night,

00:10:05.100 but 15 minutes beforehand, she gave me a call. I said, well, why don't you come on then and give

00:10:08.920 us an update. And she did. And I told her last night, right in front of all of you, that I would

00:10:16.520 be heading out to the farm to see for myself exactly what's going on out there. I've, I've

00:10:22.980 been incredibly curious for the past couple of months. And I decided last night that I'm going

00:10:28.700 to go out there and check it out. Like Maggie Hope Braun, I had a conversation with her last

00:10:33.460 week she said i feel strangely drawn to the ostrich farm we can't explain why

00:10:41.020 but i feel the exact same way and i know there's many people who feel that way

00:10:47.940 too but for whatever reason can't get out there whether it's work or they don't have means or

00:10:53.420 illness or money or whatever it is so i am going to be going out to the ostrich farm i'm going to

00:11:01.500 early Friday morning, it's going to be a drive from Winnipeg to Universal Ostrich Farm in British

00:11:10.260 Columbia. That's going to be about 20 hours. So I'm mapping my route carefully. I want to stop

00:11:16.100 along the way and meet some of you guys. Okay, so pay attention. I'm not going to put this up

00:11:23.220 on the screen. I'm just going to tell you exactly where I'm stopping on Friday so that in case you

00:11:29.600 want to come and meet me and give me something to give Katie and the gang at Universal Ostrich

00:11:33.880 Farm, I can do that. So I'm going to be leaving around eight o'clock on Friday morning central

00:11:39.240 time. I'll be stopping. The first stop will be in Winkler, Manitoba. So that's going to be about

00:11:44.680 two hours after I leave about 10 o'clock a.m. And I'll give you updates along the way on Facebook

00:11:51.160 as well and X as well. And then a couple of hours after that, I'll be stopping in Brandon.

00:11:57.540 so that'll be around noonish so winkler brandon then heading straight out west on the trans canada

00:12:05.900 to regina so that's going to be about two o'clock three o'clock maybe central time

00:12:13.960 or two o'clock mountain time then it'll be swift current a couple of hours after that

00:12:19.880 and then medicine hat a couple of hours after that and then finally calgary a few hours after

00:12:27.060 that so i should be arriving in calgary around nine or ten o'clock mountain time so i'm going

00:12:32.700 to firm this up as we go forward and then i'll be giving you guys updates and i'll pick a spot

00:12:38.480 in each one of these cities and towns to stop in so that you can come and meet me there we can

00:12:43.280 we can uh sit have a conversation maybe a coffee and you can give me whatever you want to give me

00:12:48.180 that i can take out to katie at universal ostrich farm in edgewood and then after that of course the

00:12:52.800 next day it will be traveling through british columbia and i'm going to stop at a couple of

00:12:57.220 places along the way there i think revelstoke maybe will be one of the stops in golden but

00:13:01.760 you guys let me know and please make plans if you're in the area of any of those cities or towns

00:13:07.580 to come out and say hello even if you don't have anything that you want to give the ostrich farm i

00:13:13.040 would love to meet you this is something that i have been hoping to do for the past three four

00:13:18.800 years now just get out all around the country and meet as many people as i possibly can

00:13:24.480 who watch this show on a regular basis it's my honor to meet you and i look forward to it so

00:13:31.900 again that's going to be on friday morning and i can't wait king charles delivered his speech

00:13:38.340 from the throne today in the senate of canada and here's a part of it when my dear late mother

00:13:44.520 Queen Elizabeth II

00:13:46.060 opened a new Canadian Parliament

00:13:48.240 in 1957

00:13:49.880 the Second World War

00:13:52.520 remained a fresh

00:13:53.920 painful memory

00:13:55.120 the Cold War was intensifying

00:13:58.440 freedom and democracy

00:14:00.620 were under threat

00:14:01.620 Canada was emerging

00:14:04.500 as a growing economic power

00:14:06.880 and a force of peace

00:14:08.760 in the world

00:14:09.500 in the decades since

00:14:13.000 history has been punctuated by epoch-making events the Vietnam War fall

00:14:20.860 of the Berlin Wall and the start of the war on terror today Canada faces another

00:14:29.080 critical moment democracy pluralism the rule of law self-determination and

00:14:37.600 freedom are values which Canadians hold dear and ones which the government is

00:14:44.620 determined to protect the system of open global trade that while not perfect has

00:14:54.520 helped to deliver prosperity for Canadians for decades is changing

00:15:00.600 Canada's relationships with partners are also changing.

00:15:06.820 Il nous faut confronter la réalité.

00:15:11.580 Depuis la Deuxième Guerre mondiale, notre monde n'a jamais été aussi dangereux et instable.

00:15:20.540 Le Canada fait face à des défis qui, dans nos vies, sont sans précédent.

00:15:30.600 Many Canadians are feeling anxious and worried about the drastically changing world around them.

00:15:39.020 Fundamental change is always unsettling.

00:15:43.180 Yet this moment is also an incredible opportunity, an opportunity for renewal, an opportunity to think big and to act bigger,

00:15:53.960 an opportunity for canada to embark on the largest transformation of its economy since the second

00:16:02.240 world war change he's talking about change a rapidly transforming world around them and

00:16:13.480 canadians are quite understandably uncomfortable with it but this government will do everything

00:16:18.860 it can to protect democracy and freedom. There's a lot of people who feel as though Charles is the

00:16:27.740 head of the snake. I don't think so. I think he's part of it. Don't get me wrong. But he's definitely

00:16:33.880 not the head of the snake. He's a globalist. He believes in the climate catastrophe.

00:16:41.980 right down the line so if anybody in this country thinks that this carny government

00:16:50.880 this liberal government is ever going to repeal c69 c45 any of the anti-development bills any of

00:16:57.520 the anti-energy bills laws now you've got another thing coming you are sadly mistaken there is

00:17:04.060 absolutely zero chance that the Kearney government will do any of that. Canada should be a natural

00:17:12.700 resource superpower. We should be one of the top three richest nations in the world.

00:17:22.560 Our influence economically should be massive. We should be right up there with the United States

00:17:30.320 because of all of the natural resources at our fingertips in the ground in our country that we

00:17:36.420 could have developed in the past 10 years but instead oh no no no no it's all about climate

00:17:43.980 change it's all about trying to develop some kind of new energy it's about stopping people

00:17:48.680 from driving gasoline-powered cars it's about a carbon tax that does absolutely nothing

00:17:56.320 there is no logic behind it there is no science no real science behind it this is about control

00:18:04.820 and many people have asked me why do you feel compelled so much to report on the ostrich farm

00:18:10.560 to even go out there and i say because there are three things that the ostrich farm story

00:18:16.240 represents number one of course is the fact that these ostriches are amazing animals there's 400

00:18:20.940 of them on this farm. They're rare in Canada. You don't see an ostrich farm in Canada every single

00:18:27.780 day. Some of these ostriches, like Katie said last night, are in their 30s. They're old. They're

00:18:32.180 prehistoric, these animals are. To preserve them should be one of our number one priorities. But

00:18:41.040 secondly, they're also providing key research into antibodies, into fighting, naturally fighting

00:18:50.180 disease. And that's a contract they have with scientists in Japan that they've had for the

00:18:56.380 past 10, 15 years, I think. And they've been doing some great work in discovering how these

00:19:01.360 ostrich antibodies can help human beings fight off disease naturally without pharmaceutical

00:19:08.440 intervention. And the other thing, excuse me, one of the most important things

00:19:13.560 is the farm aspect of it this is a farm now it's not a commercial farm but it's still a farm

00:19:23.120 and farms all across our country have been getting cull orders any farmer who owns livestock whether

00:19:30.980 it's cattle whether it's pigs whether it's chickens they've been getting these cull orders

00:19:35.560 well we've got a swine flu epidemic well we've got a mad cow epidemic we've got a bird flu

00:19:42.840 epidemic we have to come in and kill your your livestock and then they don't get compensated for

00:19:48.960 that's what katie was saying last night and if they do it's delayed by months or even years

00:19:54.420 to the point where these farmers cannot continue financially and they have to sell their farms at

00:20:03.560 a much reduced cost to a big big firm that operates out of toronto but their head office

00:20:09.040 would be in New York somewhere, or possibly Brussels, somewhere in the EU. And it's eventually

00:20:15.440 going to work its way down to, in five or ten years, that every single farm in Canada, and the

00:20:20.320 United States for that matter, although I believe that Donald Trump and some of the others in the

00:20:24.560 United States are really cracking down on this. China as well is involved in all of this. It's

00:20:29.900 going to boil down to two, maybe three large corporations owning all of the farms in this

00:20:35.860 country. They will control what we eat. And if we want to eat, we have to do what they say.

00:20:44.340 Digital ID, digital currency, get your vaccines twice a year, like a good little boy and girl,

00:20:51.220 and then you can live. Then you can be part of the system. That's what this is all about.

00:20:57.420 15-minute cities, it all falls into place. All these UN objectives, all of the you will own

00:21:03.640 nothing and be happy everything that we have been talking about for the past three or four years

00:21:08.080 is wrapped up in universal ostrich farm hello sandy how are you doing hello christine and wanda

00:21:16.000 kim is watching tonight katherine yeah eats the bugs that's right robin how you doing china wants 0.70

00:21:21.280 to be our farmers they certainly do trump already is cracking down on china being able to buy farmland 0.56

00:21:27.960 in the united states hello nikki how are you doing i know it sounds like a nightmare but

00:21:32.200 the more we get this information out the better off we're going to be somebody was asking how

00:21:37.640 much this visit from king charles is going to cost that was springer dinger who's watching

00:21:43.320 on rumble tonight and i don't know exactly that number springer dinger but i can throw this up

00:21:47.960 on the screen for you to see here uh the three-day royal visit that happened in december of 2022

00:21:54.760 i think the pandemic was no i think the pandemic was over by then wasn't it

00:21:59.560 Anyway, three-day royal visit cost Canadian taxpayers more than a million dollars two

00:22:05.380 and a half years ago.

00:22:06.300 So maybe this one will cost about the same with inflation, and maybe it will cost a little

00:22:12.060 bit less, but it's still going to cost us a pretty penny.

00:22:16.700 So this is what Global News said about it today.

00:22:19.360 Canada, and this is something we didn't catch in the excerpt of Charles's speech that I

00:22:24.080 played for you, but Canada, hmm.

00:22:27.300 now remember when Carney went over to Europe just after he became prime minister before the

00:22:34.100 election he went over to Europe even though Trump was threatening the tariffs and he was going to

00:22:38.780 stand up and it was elbows up but instead of going to the United States to speak with Donald Trump

00:22:43.120 Carney went over to Europe to talk with France and Germany and the UK and nobody could figure

00:22:50.960 that out well that's where Carney's real roots are he's called himself a European before he's

00:22:57.220 in it with all the snakes in the eu and apparently canada will join the eu's new defense plan the one

00:23:04.500 i told you about a couple weeks ago remember re-arm europe that's going to cost a trillion

00:23:09.780 dollars it's all about putin and the ukraine war this new defense plan that aims to rapidly

00:23:18.260 increase military arms production in a bid to move away from u.s reliance tuesday's throne speech

00:23:23.620 confirmed so we have to join the eu's defense plan to move away from u.s reliance why not just

00:23:30.600 develop our oil and gas and all of our other rare earth minerals how about that and then strengthen

00:23:38.020 our own military how about that the move to join rearm europe was announced by king charles

00:23:48.400 the third as he read the speech from the throne in parliament during a section on the government's

00:23:52.860 plans for national defense and security. The government will protect Canada's sovereignty by

00:23:58.380 rebuilding, rearming, and reinvesting in the Canadian armed forces. We have to get away from

00:24:06.500 the monarchy, man. I mean, it's just a symbol of oppression and, you know, king subjects and all

00:24:12.700 that. I understand that you guys don't recognize King Charles as your king, but technically he is.

00:24:20.120 this will boost canada's defense industry by joining rearm europe to invest in transatlantic

00:24:27.340 security with canada's european partners it sounds like it sounds dictatorial doesn't it

00:24:34.140 like he has no power over us and yet here he is and it will invest to strengthen its presence

00:24:42.680 in the north which is an integral part of canada and this region faces new threats

00:24:50.380 the rearm europe plan announced by the eu in march would earmark up to

00:24:56.400 1.25 trillion canadian dollars for defense over five years

00:25:00.700 like the eu is broke they're broke canada's broke where's this money coming from

00:25:08.000 this includes a loan program oh i see worth about 235 billion dollars to be called security action

00:25:15.960 for europe safe which would allow countries to work with others outside the european union

00:25:20.560 to jointly buy or build arms and what does this say here what does this say eu members approved

00:25:28.220 the loan program on tuesday of course they did oh by the way this golden dome that people have

00:25:33.940 been talking about, this proposal that Trump talked about last week, Golden Dome, it's, you

00:25:40.180 know, to prevent any kind of nuclear warhead or any sort of long-range missiles from reaching

00:25:45.100 North America. Trump said if Canada wants to be a part of it, it's going to cost $61 billion

00:25:52.580 for us to join it. People already assumed that we were a part of it, but we're not.

00:25:57.860 trump's going to charge us but if we were the 51st state well that would be different

00:26:04.860 we wouldn't have to pay a a red cent what did pierre poly have to say about charles's speech

00:26:13.040 today you might be disappointed by his remarks watch he inspired a lot of people that we would

00:26:19.360 fight for those that that canadian promise and bring forward that hope and we were looking for

00:26:25.780 that promise and that hope in this speech today. We did see a lot of the right slogans and political

00:26:32.840 talking points, but no clear plans to get it done. One slogan dealt with controlling government

00:26:38.880 spending, but there were no specific savings to roll back the morbidly obese Liberal government's

00:26:45.560 costs. We saw promises about getting things built, but no mention of oil and gas or pipelines.

00:26:52.080 Pipelines are, of course, the thing we most need to build.

00:26:54.840 Didn't get one mention, nor did they mention getting rid of the anti-energy laws that have

00:26:59.380 kept our resources in the ground, C-69, the no development law, C-48, the shipping ban.

00:27:06.520 No specific plans to get anything done, even though, as the Prime Minister has said, we

00:27:10.440 are in a crisis to break our dependence on the American economy.

00:27:16.060 They mentioned crime, but refused to say that they would repeal the liberal catch-and-release

00:27:22.020 bail law, C-75, or the house arrest law, laws that have allowed rampant chaos and crime

00:27:29.560 to overtake our once tranquil streets.

00:27:32.940 No mention of overcoming the opioid crisis and replacing tax-funded drugs and legalization

00:27:42.300 with treatment and recovery.

00:27:45.980 mention of real plans to get taxes under control by reducing the cost of government.

00:27:53.440 So we're here to turn the government's talking points into real plans.

00:27:59.860 We pledge to work with the government to repeal the anti-energy law, C-69, repeal the energy

00:28:05.620 cap, the electric vehicle mandate, the offshore shipping ban.

00:28:10.140 Let's get our pipelines building, let's get our goods to markets other than the United

00:28:15.160 States. We're here to propose cuts to bureaucracy, consultants, foreign aid, and corporate welfare

00:28:22.080 so that we can bring down taxes, debt, and inflation. Let's repeal the catch-and-release

00:28:27.480 laws so that we can restore safety to our streets. Let's invest in treatment and recovery to bring

00:28:33.160 our loved ones home drug-free. In other words, let's replace the talking points with real plans

00:28:39.360 to get it done. That is what Conservatives pledged to do. That is what Canadians voted for us to

00:28:44.760 fight for and that is what we will deliver thank you very much a lot of people are very disappointed

00:28:51.200 in peer poly of these days not not because um they lost the election and he lost his seat but

00:29:01.800 because he's taken on this milder tone and it's gotten milder and milder and milder and milder

00:29:07.340 as time has gone on maybe it's a maturing process for polyev or maybe his advisors are telling him

00:29:14.640 you know what, if you want to get those red Tories sitting in the middle of voting liberal last time,

00:29:18.420 you're going to have to really tone down the rhetoric. Canadians don't like that. I completely

00:29:22.920 disagree with that. I think a feisty Pierre Polyev, a hardline Pierre Polyev is far more

00:29:30.260 effective than this meek, milquetoast thing that we've been seeing for the last couple of weeks.

00:29:36.260 I don't know. You guys might think I'm wrong. And why is it that in Canada, we never hear anything

00:29:44.060 about censorship at least not from the left-wing corporate media and certainly not from politicians

00:29:49.080 you hear it from us from the independent media who are the ones threatened by it and by extension

00:29:54.140 you guys because if it's not for us you're not hearing any of the stuff you need to hear

00:29:58.880 the only thing available to you would be left-wing corporate media and you know exactly

00:30:04.720 what they're all about you found out the hard way the past three or four years right some of you

00:30:10.480 new to this welcome to the bandwagon welcome to the party you got to get away from the left-wing

00:30:17.700 corporate media or the marxist corporate media as i call them sometimes and that is cbc and that

00:30:24.060 is ctv and global obviously and all of the local radio owned by the same companies there's only

00:30:29.580 about four or five broadcast companies in this country and they own all of the tv and radio

00:30:36.140 stations. Just so you're aware, you don't really have any choice because they also all collude

00:30:42.340 together. I don't know if you guys know this either, but all of presidents and vice presidents

00:30:46.760 of broadcasting, of Rogers, of Chorus, of Bell, you know, of Patterson broadcasting across the

00:30:53.060 country, they all know each other. They all hang out together. They all party together. They all

00:30:57.180 attend the same functions. And what do you think they talk about when they go to these functions?

00:31:06.140 Censorship is a huge problem, and Mark Carney has promised to tackle it.

00:31:12.640 What's going on over in the EU right now?

00:31:15.160 Well, in Germany, in France, in the UK, they're arresting people for free speech online.

00:31:21.680 It happened in Winnipeg last week.

00:31:24.200 Guy made some unsavory remarks on X, and he was arrested.

00:31:29.580 Now, we don't know what he said because it was not released by police.

00:31:34.960 it could have been incitement and if that's the case there's already laws on the books for that

00:31:40.100 I don't agree with incitement but you should be able to say whatever no matter how distasteful

00:31:46.640 whatever it is you want to say on social media we're all adults and we can handle it and as far

00:31:56.100 as the kids go we can put safeguards on their social media to make sure they don't get access

00:32:00.800 to those kinds of pages profiles or sites here's roman baber he's a newly elected cpc mp from

00:32:09.440 the toronto area talking about that very thing but freedom of speech is not just being free

00:32:15.240 to utter speech but to also hear speech i was born in the former soviet union and i lived there

00:32:24.520 until I was almost 9. I remember being told in the Soviet Union that you could

00:32:29.860 not listen to the BBC and you could not listen to the voice of America. You could

00:32:37.060 even go to jail for passing around flyers that contained foreign views. That's why 1.00

00:32:44.040 they called it the Iron Wall. And now I hear Prime Minister Mark Carney saying

00:32:51.160 that there's too much information and too much disinformation out there on US

00:32:56.160 platforms so what's Mark Carney going to do is he going to put me behind the

00:33:01.840 iron wall again deciding what we can and cannot hear will self-proclaimed

00:33:08.680 socialist Stephen Gilbo decide what is true and what is false and therefore

00:33:14.280 safe for our consumption the greatest spreader of misinformation is this

00:33:19.960 liberal government and I even hate I hate the words misinformation and

00:33:28.900 disinformation it's the words that the communists use to bring down the hammer

00:33:33.760 on free speech just have the decency to call it lies call it lies and let

00:33:41.460 Canadians decide trust Canadians to decide what is true and what isn't true

00:33:48.640 after hearing all sides the greatest way to fight to fight misinformation is with

00:33:56.740 more and better information not with government deciding what is true and

00:34:01.780 what isn't true and what is safe and what isn't safe we Canadians have the

00:34:07.320 freedom to decide the freedom to speak and the freedom to hear others speak

00:34:14.160 especially things that we do not like or things that we do not agree with that is democracy

00:34:21.140 yes yes yes freedom of speech does not include freedom of reach we've heard that from several

00:34:29.900 large social media platform ceos over the past couple of years meaning you can go ahead and

00:34:35.140 say whatever you want but we're not going to let it out there we're not going to let our usual

00:34:39.500 algorithms expand your reach you will be censored meaning that we'll just squeeze whatever you put

00:34:51.020 out there to nothing so nobody ever sees it so you could post it but nobody's ever going to see it

00:34:57.820 and the canadian government is in full lockstep with that my friends i want you to batten down

00:35:05.240 the hatches get ready because there is a new strain of covet 19 and it's already in north

00:35:13.620 america according to cbs news and all of the other marxist corporate media out there

00:35:18.380 this was a news story early this morning i'm surprised you're not running for the hills

00:35:22.580 already cases of the new covet 19 variant nb 181 linked to a large surge in china have been

00:35:33.140 detected in multiple locations across the united states according to the cdc the earliest cases in

00:35:39.840 the u.s date back to late march and early april we're only finding out now oh my god it could be

00:35:45.280 all over the place they were detected through a screening program at airports for arriving

00:35:50.240 international travelers cdc is aware of reported cases of covid19 nb 181 in china and is in regular

00:35:57.880 contact with international partners a cdc spokesperson said in a statement last week

00:36:03.260 the spokesperson said that so far too few u.s sequences have been reported of nb 181 to be

00:36:09.680 included in the agency's variant estimates dashboard but hospitalizations abroad have

00:36:16.000 raised eyebrows and questions about the new variant its symptoms and more here's what to know

00:36:22.720 According to experts, this new variant is associated with symptoms that are broadly

00:36:28.900 similar to those scenes in the early strains of the virus.

00:36:33.440 Commonly reported symptoms include respiratory issues like a cough and a sore throat.

00:36:52.720 Fever and fatigue.

00:37:08.260 The data in Gates, this new strain does not lead to more severe illness compared to previous variants,

00:37:15.060 although it appears to have a growth advantage, suggesting it may spread more easily.

00:37:19.040 Oh, my God.

00:37:20.220 In other words, it's more transmissible.

00:37:22.720 authorities in hong kong say there's no evidence that the variant a descendant of the xdv lineage

00:37:29.300 of the virus is more severe than previous strength i think we've pretty much heard everything that we

00:37:35.140 need to hear about that right bird flu didn't work monkey pox didn't work so let's bring back

00:37:41.020 old reliable right from epic health on x odd timing this announcement comes out about

00:37:51.140 The FDA ordered to expand heart damage warnings on COVID vaccines for Pfizer and Moderna.

00:37:56.720 And then a couple of hours after that, there's a new strain.

00:38:00.600 Now, if they knew about this in late March, why didn't they report on this in late March or early April?

00:38:05.620 And why did they wait on it till now?

00:38:09.180 New FDA study just found out or found that some young men still show signs of heart injury five months after getting this shot.

00:38:16.680 the findings point to a risk that may be more common and longer lasting than previously

00:38:21.800 understood here's what the updated science tells us the fda has directed covet 19 vaccine

00:38:30.380 manufacturers to expand the war and this is in the united states by the way in canada still a

00:38:34.520 free-for-all for the pharmaceutical companies but they got to expand the warning for two forms of

00:38:40.000 inflammation according to letters made public on may 21st in the united states the fda told

00:38:46.760 biontech which produces a vaccine with pfizer and moderna to update warnings regarding myocarditis

00:38:53.040 heart inflammation and the related condition pericarditis richard for she acting director

00:38:59.220 of the fda's office of biostatistics and pharma co vigilance that's a big one said that new

00:39:07.580 information has emerged, including a 2024 FDA study that found some myocarditis patients had

00:39:12.960 signs of heart scarring months after the vaccination. And as a matter of fact, some

00:39:18.320 say that it's permanent. Here is Robert Kennedy with a couple of his associates to make an

00:39:26.760 announcement. Hi, everybody. I'm Robert F. Kennedy Jr., your HHS secretary, and I'm here today with

00:39:32.500 NIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya and FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary.

00:39:39.380 I couldn't be more pleased to announce that, as of today, the COVID vaccine for healthy

00:39:44.820 children and healthy pregnant women has been removed from the CDC-recommended immunization

00:39:51.460 schedule.

00:39:53.460 Last year, the Biden administration urged healthy children to get yet another COVID

00:39:57.860 shot despite the lack of any clinical data to support the repeat booster strategy in

00:40:04.100 children.

00:40:05.100 That ends today.

00:40:06.100 It's common sense and it's good science.

00:40:08.580 There's no evidence healthy kids need it today.

00:40:11.080 And most countries have stopped recommending it for children.

00:40:14.340 We're now one step closer to realizing President Trump's promise to make America healthy again.

00:40:24.620 One step closer.

00:40:25.620 Why don't you just do it all at once?

00:40:27.320 get rid of this stuff and call it what it is. Maybe they feel as though too many people out

00:40:35.740 there can't handle the truth. React 19, have you heard of it? This is a group that's getting bigger

00:40:45.760 and bigger, gaining momentum in the United States and Canada. It's a group formed by and including

00:40:51.520 thousands of people who have suffered vaccine injury or their relatives who suffered vaccine

00:40:57.880 death. And here is Dr. Joel Walskog, who was a practice, I think he was a cardiologist

00:41:04.600 in Michigan or Wisconsin, who was injured by one shot of the vaccine. He's testifying at a

00:41:12.320 joint congressional committee just a couple of days ago. Senator Blumenthal and the subcommittee

00:41:17.720 for inviting me to testify in the development and safety of the COVID-19 vaccines.

00:41:23.000 I'm Joel Walskog, a board-certified orthopedic surgeon,

00:41:26.340 now medically disabled after one dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine.

00:41:31.720 Before the pandemic, I enjoyed a successful practice in Wisconsin,

00:41:36.320 performing over 800 major surgeries annually, trusting my health authorities.

00:41:40.980 My practice followed CDC COVID-19 guidelines,

00:41:45.180 delaying surgeries, and even temporarily closing.

00:41:47.720 I proudly elected to get vaccinated, and within a week, I developed leg weakness, numbness, substantial balance loss, leading to falls, including one while treating a patient.

00:42:01.320 Diagnosed with transverse myelitis, a spinal cord lesion at T8, T9, I was stunned that my providers dismissed any vaccine link, despite news of similar cases halting the AstraZeneca trial in the UK.

00:42:14.420 day. Four years later, while I can walk, I have been diagnosed with dysautonomia and

00:42:19.800 an undefined autoimmune disorder, both debilitating conditions affecting multiple body systems.

00:42:27.540 I remain medically retired. The career I loved and worked so hard for is now gone. In 2021,

00:42:35.260 federal health agencies assured Americans that the COVID-19 vaccine trials were rigorous

00:42:40.940 and closely monitored with rigorous post-marketing surveillance.

00:42:45.940 They also claimed a robust safety net that would handle what they said were rare

00:42:52.940 and mostly mild injuries with monitoring, follow-up, and financial aid.

00:42:59.940 After my own vaccine injury, I learned the hard way that nothing could be farther from the truth.

00:43:06.940 In my own battle to restore my health, I could not find a single reliable source of information from the CDC, from the FDA, or the NIH.

00:43:17.940 Further, answers did not come from medical teams, the media, or even medical journals.

00:43:23.940 Rather, the answers were being pieced together by tens of thousands of vaccine-injured patients,

00:43:30.940 huddled together in social media-based support groups who are constantly fighting for their right to simply exist.

00:43:39.260 You will hear today a great deal about myocarditis, maternal-fetal complications, and blood clotting disorders after the COVID-19 shots.

00:43:49.200 I hope to talk more about the neurological adverse events to the COVID vaccines.

00:43:54.400 These are the most common adverse event to the COVID shots.

00:43:58.860 I am now co-chair of REACT-19, which is a national, science-based, non-political, non-profit that represents over 36,000 Americans seriously injured by the COVID-19 shots.

00:44:13.760 Our mission is to provide financial, physical, and emotional support.

00:44:18.120 This gives me a unique perspective to share the collective experience of those who have been harmed, not just by the COVID-19 vaccines themselves, but also by the U.S. government.

00:44:31.380 RAC19 surveyed our 36,000 members asking if the FDA takes vaccine injuries seriously.

00:44:40.100 100% said false.

00:44:43.780 Not even one person voted favorably.

00:44:46.160 the vaccine injured share a uniform story we did our duty for our country became injured

00:44:54.260 disabled or died we further reported to VAERS and v-safe repeatedly contacted our elected

00:45:03.740 elected officials and applied to the countermeasures injury compensation program or

00:45:09.060 CICP, only to face silence from the VAERS, no response from V-safe, ghosting by our own

00:45:17.680 representatives, and a 98% rejection rate from the CICP. The many cries for help were ignored.

00:45:27.360 Some were studied at the NIH in a program under Dr. Fauci, where they were diagnosed with vaccine

00:45:34.020 complications but never disclosed to the public despite promises that the NIH would do so.

00:45:42.180 Privately, the agencies said neurological conditions needed early recognition and treatment

00:45:49.940 while publicly they remained silent and often denying that they were even treating vaccine

00:45:56.260 injuries. Rather, they promoted boosters and high safety claims while the White House directed social

00:46:03.060 media to censor quote true stories of vaccine injury end quote relegating nih confirmed injuries

00:46:11.780 into silence that silenced by health authorities elected representatives and even our white house

00:46:17.860 has resulted in in even more severe health outcomes and worse for many death the prep act

00:46:25.300 shields drug companies from injury liability and strips americans of their constitutional right

00:46:30.980 to due process and jury trial. This liability shield places the responsibility squarely on

00:46:37.300 the U.S. government to address this crisis. Our constitutional rights must be replaced

00:46:43.060 with effective safety monitoring and compensation. Today these programs are dismal failures. Congress

00:46:51.940 must urgently reform these failing systems or remove itself as the middleman and repeal the

00:46:58.420 the PrEP Act. An analysis of clinical trial data shows that for every 800 people vaccinated,

00:47:09.480 one suffers a serious adverse event. We are here today to end the silence for the one in 800.

00:47:16.240 It is time to stop politicizing vaccine injuries and start building meaningful recognition,

00:47:24.360 research competent care and fair and just compensation at react 19 we say we're we've

00:47:33.540 had negative reactions but we're about seeking positive actions i will not stop until these

00:47:39.340 humanitarian goals are met thank you so what do you think are we turning the corner with this

00:47:46.640 are they loosening the shackles a little bit are people going to be allowed to talk about

00:47:54.520 their vaccine injuries and will they be believed if they are allowed

00:47:58.140 will governments start reacting

00:48:02.440 i was going to say positively but it's not positive compassionately how about that

00:48:10.840 will they start reacting compassionately to these people who have been maimed by this

00:48:16.180 concoction i think with organizations like react 19 and others that are now forming and by the way

00:48:25.100 i put a a link into the comments for you guys and i'll do it on rumble as well for react 19 in case

00:48:32.040 anybody out there watching this is vaccine injured or suspects that they're vaccine injured but

00:48:38.640 haven't been able to get a diagnosis and that's the other thing too you know we've had michelle

00:48:42.420 Wharton and other vaccine injured people on the show. And I think Michelle is going to be coming

00:48:46.900 on again at some point soon, strong young lady. And the treatment that these folks have gotten 0.91

00:48:56.680 from medical professionals has been, again, abysmal is not the right word. It's, um, it's

00:49:07.320 worse than that it's it's like they're immediately shunned by these doctors and nurses

00:49:17.140 like oh my god i can't believe this person's here again like they're delusional

00:49:24.980 that should never happen in health care i heard a great analogy the other day when

00:49:34.880 we started giving up

00:49:36.560 our

00:49:38.940 healthcare and our education system

00:49:41.320 to governments. That's when it started getting

00:49:42.940 bastardized. It used to be part

00:49:44.960 and this was in church. I was at Springs Church on

00:49:47.000 Sunday. This was part of the message.

00:49:51.940 When we gave up

00:49:53.180 when the church gave up

00:49:54.520 running schools and hospitals, that's when

00:49:57.040 things started going downhill.

00:50:00.420 Now

00:50:00.900 I'm not sure exactly

00:50:04.680 of the timeline there, but it makes sense to me that anything the government touches 0.99

00:50:08.720 just turns to shit. 99.9% of the time. You may have seen a lot of messages from Dr. 0.99

00:50:19.160 Maccas, Facebook messages from Dr. Maccas in the comments. I don't think that's the

00:50:23.680 real Dr. Maccas. It may be somebody running his Facebook account, but it may, probably

00:50:31.500 not the real dr mac is it might be a spammer don't know don't respond to it i got fooled by

00:50:37.240 the first message thinking hey he's watching tonight and that would be cool and if you are

00:50:40.760 dr mac is welcome to the show but generally he does most of his social media on x so just so

00:50:47.720 you guys are aware a blender guy talking about the world health organization pandemic treaty

00:50:54.640 that was just signed by the way canada is a big part of it officially signed on to the world

00:50:58.420 health organizations new legally binding pandemic agreement which is interesting because parliament

00:51:03.340 never fully debated or voted on it in fact parliament wasn't even open so now despite

00:51:07.840 growing alarm over what this could mean for national autonomy democratic accountability

00:51:11.420 and the next global crisis we are now obligated to overhaul pandemic surveillance health care

00:51:15.820 systems supply chains and drug distribution strategies with the who acting as our overlord

00:51:21.420 this move has sparked concern among canadians who remember the who's mishandling of covid19

00:51:26.140 and its deference to China in the early days of the outbreak.

00:51:29.200 Critics like Conservative MP Leslie Lewis warn that the agreement compromises Canada's health sovereignty

00:51:33.940 under the guise of cooperation, because this isn't cooperation, it's quiet capitulation.

00:51:39.460 While the agreement doesn't explicitly authorize the WHO to impose mandates like lockdowns or vaccine passports,

00:51:44.500 it calls for top-down global governance through shared obligations and vague clauses about regulatory measures and misinformation.

00:51:51.700 Under the Shared Obligations section, Canada has to hand over up to 20% of its vaccines and therapeutics during a future pandemic to the WHO for redistribution.

00:52:01.160 As for the misinformation component, the treaty emphasizes the need to counter misinformation and disinformation, encouraging member states to promote timely access to credible and evidence-based information, and to cooperate in preventing misinformation and disinformation, which of course means censorship and suppression of all dissenting views as definitions of misinformation can and will be subjective and politically influenced.

00:52:24.160 influenced furthermore the agreement calls for the development and use of social and behavioral

00:52:29.040 sciences now what do they mean by social and behavioral sciences the treaty calls for the

00:52:34.240 application of these social and behavioral sciences to influence public behavior during

00:52:38.400 health emergencies this can include but is not limited to nudging techniques which include

00:52:43.520 social pressure or an appeal to fear in other words make them social outcasts if they don't

00:52:47.920 comply or scare the shit out of them with propaganda if that doesn't work next is targeted

00:52:52.400 messaging based on psychological profiling. So that means they would need to have a psychological

00:52:57.420 profile on us, otherwise their targeting wouldn't do much good. And finally, surveillance to monitor

00:53:02.480 compliance. Nice, right? These measures, reminiscent of tactics used during the COVID-19 pandemic,

00:53:07.720 could be employed to enforce compliance with WHO directives. Now, if this wasn't already

00:53:12.640 concerning enough, there is also the potential for the WHO to declare public health emergencies

00:53:16.880 beyond traditional pandemics. The Canadian government has lobbied for an all-hazards

00:53:21.420 approach suggesting that global health emergencies could include climate change air pollution

00:53:25.660 and chemical contamination this broadening of scope raises the possibility of climate related

00:53:30.620 lockdowns and other restrictive measures under the guise of health emergencies the us of course

00:53:35.420 has not only abstained from supporting the treaty citing the who's unresolved failures they've also

00:53:40.220 begun the process of fully withdrawing from the organization so while america reclaims national

00:53:44.780 control canada doubles down on global alignment carney and the liberals continue to ignore public

00:53:49.260 skepticism and entrenched Canada deeper into transnational governance structures without

00:53:53.440 transparent consultation or democratic debate. As the treaty moves towards ratification,

00:53:58.280 Canadians should be asking, why is our government locking us into international health commitments

00:54:02.080 before holding the WHO accountable? And why are we trusting an unelected body with even

00:54:06.380 partial control over our pandemic response? If there's any lesson from COVID-19, it's that real

00:54:11.980 accountability starts at home. And right now, Canada is just giving it away.

00:54:16.060 yeah i i agree 100 listen i saw a comment just roll by seconds ago from karen williams james

00:54:27.420 who says she's embarrassed embarrassed to say that she took a couple of jabs uh i'm not sure

00:54:32.560 what the rest of it said the comment because it went by so fast i think moderna or pfizer whichever

00:54:37.720 I don't want anybody watching this show who is a member of this community to feel ashamed or embarrassed about anything.

00:54:51.760 Karen, you did what you thought was right at the time, or maybe you got pressured into it, whatever, I don't know your story.

00:55:01.020 But you're here with us now, and people are all waking up at different times.

00:55:06.180 people are still waking up you know katie from the farm she was on last night and we had a

00:55:12.720 conversation about when it was she woke up five months ago she said when cfia first came knocking

00:55:19.740 about bird flu and she said i've eaten a pail full of red pills since then she knows exactly

00:55:26.020 what's going on she she has been taking in the information through a fire hose

00:55:30.420 but up until that point last december she was just going about her business making

00:55:37.140 lunch for the kids making sure everybody was all right you know going doing her daily

00:55:42.520 not once thinking about what's really going on in the world so everybody wakes up at their own pace

00:55:49.500 and i don't want anybody who comes to join this community to feel ashamed embarrassed or

00:55:54.140 or anything like that there's something that you guys did you thought was the right thing to do

00:55:59.060 got pressured into doing two three years ago it's uh you know it's one of those things and and i

00:56:06.920 also understand too there's people in the community say well i've been aware since 2002

00:56:11.800 okay good for you buddy i i feel good about that we've got some real conspiracy veterans in the

00:56:22.060 group and that's fine whatever you don't have to brag about it we're all part of the same thing

00:56:27.340 here. Speaking of Dr. Mack is not the real Dr. Mack is the thing we had tonight that was spamming

00:56:34.400 the comments. He's been blocked. That account has been blocked, by the way. So if that was really

00:56:39.180 you, Dr. Mack is, I apologize, but you were upsetting people. You were, it was the same

00:56:44.920 comment over and over and over again, but he was the one who exposed, I'm going to say about six

00:56:49.000 months ago, maybe a little bit longer. Some of the shenanigans that were going on in the Alberta

00:56:54.940 health system with some very highly placed people and the British Columbia health system as well

00:57:00.640 regarding child sexual abuse. And this story came out a few days ago. Former BC health officer

00:57:06.860 convicted of child sexual abuse relinquishes license for life. So I'm assuming that this

00:57:13.980 is going to be the fall guy, because if Dr. Mackis was correct when he made these allegations

00:57:19.560 a few months ago. There's way more than just this one guy. Former Kelowna health official

00:57:26.400 currently serving a five-and-a-half-year prison sentence for sexual interference with a young boy

00:57:31.140 has agreed to permanently terminate his physician's license. The regulatory body says

00:57:36.680 Albert Stephanas de Velour entered a consent agreement with the College of Physicians and

00:57:43.260 Surgeons of BC May 2nd, a summary of which was released to the public last week. The

00:57:49.320 college says de villiers you know i don't even care if i'm mispronouncing his name it doesn't

00:57:54.340 matter de villers how about that voluntarily surrendered his license and agreed to not

00:58:00.480 reapply for registration to practice medicine in bc or any other jurisdiction ever the doctor

00:58:08.540 was found guilty of sexual interference february 7th 2023 in alberta court a second charge of

00:58:15.040 sexual assault was stayed, according to the college de Villers. Crimes took place between

00:58:19.680 2018 and 2020 while he was employed as the top public health doctor in northern Alberta. His

00:58:24.360 victim was seven years old when the abuse began. And there is, there's more like him out there.

00:58:36.160 There's more. Alberta's taken a hard line against child porn in schools. They're cracking down on 0.99

00:58:44.660 schools refusing to deal with the presence of explicit pornographic materials in K through

00:58:49.400 12 school libraries. The Minister of Education in Alberta is Demetrius Nicolaitis. And here's

00:58:56.440 his statement. Announcing that Alberta's government will begin work to develop new standards to guide

00:59:02.980 school boards in selecting and managing materials with sexual content in their school library

00:59:09.280 collections and we're looking for input from Albertans. I want to tell you a

00:59:15.340 little bit more about how we're approaching these new requirements.

00:59:19.400 Having a consistent set of standards across the province will give parents

00:59:24.460 reassurance that when it comes to materials in school libraries their

00:59:27.600 children are seeing books and other material that is appropriate for their

00:59:31.280 age. We want to ensure transparency for parents so that they know what is

00:59:36.760 available in their school library and to have a process for complaints and

00:59:41.560 concerns about book materials and other library materials some initial polling

00:59:48.400 we have explored confirms that parents and the public support this general

00:59:53.940 direction in May a survey found that 51% of respondents believe that materials

01:00:00.760 containing explicit sexual depictions or descriptions of sexual acts should not

01:00:06.380 be permitted in any library accessible to children. However, 94% of respondents said

01:00:14.440 that these materials should not be available in elementary schools, and 85% of parents

01:00:21.320 said it is important that parents have a say in what materials are present in their school

01:00:26.580 library. By establishing clear, consistent standards, we hope to provide stronger guidance

01:00:33.560 for our school boards and address concerns effectively we value and recognize the expertise

01:00:40.680 of librarians administrators and other school staff by developing new standards we will support

01:00:47.240 their important work with consistent guidance to base their decision on selecting and managing

01:00:53.800 school library materials yeah i saw your comment chiclet and i agree that this we should never have

01:01:01.400 have to talk about this nonsense because that's in fact what it is but we're faced with it

01:01:07.020 because public schools are allowing pornography and not just pornography but

01:01:13.800 um adult child pornography map style minor attracted persons for not pornography

01:01:24.720 in their libraries for kids of all ages to see.

01:01:30.060 Now, first of all, you graduate when you're 18 years old.

01:01:34.760 I was 17 because my birthday is in December,

01:01:36.880 but most people are 18, generally speaking.

01:01:40.620 And that makes you an adult.

01:01:42.220 But up until then, and I think you can consent to certain things

01:01:44.800 at age of 16, depending on province,

01:01:46.740 but that's a grade 10 student.

01:01:50.280 And if they choose to want to see these books in their school,

01:01:53.900 than it should be in a cloistered area of the library, right, that's only available to them.

01:02:02.160 I would say that would be a fair compromise. But these books are available in school libraries

01:02:07.960 within reach of six-year-olds, seven-year-olds, eight-year-olds, kids who are just entering

01:02:12.940 puberty and have questions and they don't know what the hell's going on with their bodies.

01:02:17.460 And maybe they're a little bit too scared to talk to their parents about it at this stage of the 0.94

01:02:21.980 game and then in comes the school counselor with the rainbow flag hanging on her wall behind her

01:02:28.680 desk and her blue hair i'll tell you all about it that's what's going on in our schools alberta's

01:02:38.920 cracking down rest of the country still whistling past the graveyard here rayland fox and many of

01:02:46.660 the folks in southern manitoba have been doing an excellent job through concerned citizens canada

01:02:51.100 on instagram and facebook and on x trying to get all of this information out to hopefully stop these

01:02:58.280 governments from doing what they're doing and the governments can actually sit there and say we're

01:03:03.100 not the ones doing it and and you know the funny thing is that people have investigated well where

01:03:07.660 is this ideology coming from why are these books in our schools and public libraries

01:03:12.240 and they get the runaround they go to the school boards and they go to the library boards they go

01:03:18.420 to the city and town councils i don't know where it's going to talk to him talk to him

01:03:21.980 zim zim zim and and you of course get put on hold every single time you make a phone call

01:03:26.940 and your emails don't get returned i think it's a planned parenthood under a different name in

01:03:33.880 canada that is doing this and i think they're kind of embedded in local governments municipal

01:03:42.120 governments and it's very difficult to find them to to out them but it looks like alberta is ready

01:03:50.500 to make that commitment and that's awesome one more reason to move there you guys know ken drysdale

01:03:56.600 commissioner nci national citizens inquiry manitoba stronger together he's been on the show

01:04:02.700 uh i don't know probably a dozen times he's probably the guy who's been on the show most

01:04:08.740 in the last few years his wife rosalie is a singer songwriter musician very talented

01:04:15.480 they put together a piece just a couple of days ago it's called can we imagine it's about our

01:04:21.380 country where we came from and what's happened to us since in the last few years but also

01:04:29.740 where we can go and i thought i would play that tonight to wrap up the show

01:04:35.240 So here it is.

01:05:05.240 Can we ever imagine

01:05:19.560 The lives that were lost

01:05:23.460 For the lives that we live

01:05:25.920 Can we imagine

01:05:27.940 The cost of our liberty

01:05:33.000 Can we ever imagine

01:05:38.860 The currency of pain

01:05:42.460 That so many pay

01:05:44.860 For our freedom

01:05:46.940 Can we imagine

01:05:49.860 Now is the time we must answer

01:05:53.960 The call, oh Canada

01:05:57.780 God bless you

01:06:01.240 Protect you

01:06:03.700 Let his face shine on you

01:06:10.120 God bless you

01:06:12.020 Protect you

01:06:14.860 Let his grace be on you

01:06:20.980 Can we ever imagine

01:06:25.480 The courage it took

01:06:28.540 To leave loved ones behind and say goodbye

01:06:34.540 Not knowing if you'd see them again

01:06:39.540 Oh, can we ever imagine

01:06:44.540 If the brave souls who died

01:06:48.540 Could see us now

01:06:50.540 Letting things slide

01:06:53.540 Can you imagine their last dying prayer, oh Canada?

01:07:04.540 God bless you, protect you, let his face shine on you

01:07:15.540 God bless you, protect you

01:07:20.360 Let His grace shine on you

01:07:45.540 Oh, God bless you, protect you, and let His face shine on you.

01:07:59.180 God bless you, protect you, and let His grace shine on you.

01:08:10.080 God bless you, protect you

01:08:15.560 And let His face shine on you

01:08:21.560 God bless you, protect you

01:08:26.360 And let His grace, let His grace be upon you

01:08:33.560 O Canada

01:08:43.760 God, keep our land glorious and free

01:08:51.800 O Canada

01:08:54.920 We stand on guard for thee

01:09:03.560 as we stand at the crossroads of our nation's future we are called to remember the strength

01:09:16.440 and sacrifice that has brought us here over the past many years we have begun to forget who we are

01:09:23.580 and who came before us we have become a people who have lost our way drifting from the values

01:09:30.920 that once defined us, but no more. Today we remember. Today we reconnect with the spirit

01:09:40.180 of those who built this nation, the brave souls who fought for freedom and justice,

01:09:46.000 and the communities that upheld these ideals. Our past is a testament to resilience and our

01:09:53.060 present is shaped by the same courage and unity the future is not guaranteed it is ours to shape

01:10:02.580 it is time to stand up take responsibility and get involved not just as citizens but as stewards of a

01:10:10.260 nation founded on freedom justice and the power of community together we protect the legacy of

01:10:18.500 our ancestors and together we ensure that Canada remains a beacon of hope for

01:10:23.900 generations to come. This is our Canada and it is worth defending. We know who we

01:10:31.880 are and what we can once again be.

01:10:48.500 you can find that on 0.99

01:11:00.520 damn it 0.75

01:11:14.100 you can find that on rosalie drysdale's youtube channel or uh you can find it on rumble also 0.99

01:11:23.760 want my canada back

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The Shadoe Davis Show - May 28, 2025

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