The Shadoe Davis Show - Nov. 28th⧸2024-Guest： The One & Only Randy Hillier

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00:06:00.000 hey everybody how you doing welcome it is shadow at night for thursday november the 28th 2024 a

00:06:07.760 special happy thanksgiving message to our american friends who are watching the show tonight and we

00:06:13.940 also have a very inspirational thanksgiving greeting from the one and only kamala harris

00:06:21.980 to show you just a little bit later on in the show tonight

00:06:25.920 i had a fantastic conversation with the one and only i say the one and only because he is such

00:06:32.480 a colorful character and what he did during the lockdown phase and the freedom convoy

00:06:39.400 really resonated with a lot of people considering that he was one of the only politicians provincial

00:06:46.980 or federal or local for that matter to come out and say anything at all about the government and

00:06:53.680 what they were doing that was wrong and he paid the price for it he's still paying the price for

00:06:59.300 it but he did have his convoy charges withdrawn at the very least a couple of weeks ago so we

00:07:05.860 recorded the interview discussion earlier this afternoon it's 90 minutes long we've got two

00:07:11.740 parts to play for you we'll play part one on the social media part of the show tonight and in part

00:07:16.680 two for the all access members at shadow davis.com just after nine o'clock central tonight in the

00:07:23.640 extension let's go say some hellos who's watching the show tonight marta is watching paying attention

00:07:29.820 on vancouver island hello marta hello char charlene watching in winnipeg gerald is watching tonight

00:07:36.780 in saint adolph dan trent and lloyd minster how you doing ellen is watching tonight shadow i'm

00:07:42.440 still not over your show from last night mind-boggling yeah if you guys haven't seen last

00:07:47.200 night's show and diamond is a survivor of the mk ultra experiments that were held some of them

00:07:53.240 anyway here in canada from 1957 to 1964 at mcgill university in montreal and she says she's still

00:08:01.120 recovering memories that she lost from when she was four years old she was in that program from

00:08:07.760 the age of five four turning five until she was about 14 or 15 years old and all of the incredible

00:08:16.480 things that have happened to her since she's also an author and she's written some books fiction

00:08:22.020 half non-fiction regarding her experiences and some other great stories as well which you can

00:08:27.240 find at and diamond.ca but yeah if you guys didn't get a chance to watch that show last night

00:08:32.300 please go ahead and check it out lots of content for you to check out this weekend if you're not

00:08:37.960 doing anything else there was two hours last night there was two hours the previous night 0.89

00:08:42.680 when we had michelle wharton on the vaccine injured uh lady living in british columbia she 0.58

00:08:48.540 is a fantastic person and deserves so much better than what the medical system is providing for her

00:08:54.880 and there's so many others like this so many thousands of others like this just across our

00:09:00.060 country never mind across the world and i think the more we speak up about it the better off we're

00:09:07.000 going to be and for those of you who still don't believe and i know there's some people who may be

00:09:12.220 watching this show who go i just can't we just get past it already there's other things no because

00:09:18.100 she's still living the nightmare and until the government says you know what we effed up on this

00:09:24.540 one and we're going to help now. There is no help in sight. Michelle has already spent

00:09:31.280 $350,000 getting brain surgery and the diagnosis she needs, even though it's not recognized in

00:09:39.980 Canada. She had to sell her business. She's raising two young children. It's a struggle.

00:09:46.380 And like I said, there's many other people like this across the country. So no, we can't just

00:09:50.960 drop it because they can't and they need our help so speaking up about it is the best thing we can

00:09:58.740 do now that show from tuesday night was removed from youtube because they're still not willing

00:10:04.440 to get the truth out there but it's still up on all the other platforms so please go ahead and

00:10:09.520 share this week's shows you know katherine christensen of valor legal was on the show for

00:10:15.140 about 10 or 15 minutes on monday night talking about how the federal court of canada just out

00:10:19.780 of hand rejected this lawsuit that she was presenting to them for over 300 members and

00:10:26.960 former members of the canadian armed forces who were mistreated or injured by you know what

00:10:32.260 and they don't know whether or not they're going to go ahead with an appeal or not

00:10:37.220 but yeah i mean there's still stuff like this happening all across our country so we have to

00:10:43.960 we have to remember that we still have to get the information out there and we still have to

00:10:48.840 steel ourselves for what is yet to come and who knows what that might be so if you guys are

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00:11:11.720 out there to as many ears as we possibly can we do have some news items to discuss before we get

00:11:17.140 into the part one with randy hillier coming up in just a couple of minutes the show is brought

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00:12:53.080 that just finished up in the house of commons tonight regarding the gst break the tax trick

00:12:59.220 that justin trudeau is trying to pull on us passed tonight it was not a confidence vote there was a

00:13:05.820 lot of people online saying oh there's going to be a confidence vote tonight and guess what the

00:13:09.740 NDP might not support Trudeau. People are getting screwed up and bent out of shape and excited for

00:13:16.240 no good reason. Look, I tell you, when Trudeau is gone, I will be the first to get a group of 0.87

00:13:22.920 people together, buy some fireworks and go have some fun. But that wasn't happening tonight. And

00:13:28.140 the reason for that is because the liberals decided they were going to split this bill into

00:13:33.300 two. So this is a two part thing. The first thing is starting on December 14th, the liberals want to

00:13:38.560 remove the GST from booze and from junk food and eating out and a couple of other things.

00:13:45.800 And then they want to hand out $250 to everybody who worked in 2023,

00:13:51.720 makes under $150,000 a year. You get $250 free dollars

00:13:57.780 from the federal government. But that part wasn't in the bill because that is a supply motion,

00:14:06.460 which would mean it would be an instant confidence vote and jagmeet singh and the block are both

00:14:11.440 against that and the reason for that is because it doesn't cover seniors and it doesn't cover

00:14:15.620 people who are disabled and so the liberals knowing they would lose that in a confidence

00:14:21.020 motion took that out of the bill and just put in the tax freeze part of it and this is only for two

00:14:28.220 two months remember so anyway uh the holiday consumer relief package they're calling it has

00:14:34.680 been split in half jagmeet singh said his party was only ready to help with that part of the bill

00:14:40.740 and not the 250 so anyway this did pass tonight and of course all the political parties are all

00:14:46.840 going against each other yelling and screaming tax trick versus i thought you were against taxes

00:14:52.460 in the first place you want to get rid of all the taxes and then you vote against the tax removal

00:14:56.320 bill well there's a difference between getting rid of the carbon tax altogether and a two-month

00:15:02.520 GST tax trick. That's what Pierre Polyev's response was and is. And of course, the NDP is

00:15:09.400 going, yeah, we forced the liberals to do this and we forced it. Shut up. Just shut up. So this did 0.99

00:15:18.700 pass. And I have seen a lot of people saying, hey, guess what? If I take the GST off my grocery bill

00:15:25.920 of $138 on the items that are only covered by this bill. It works out to $1.25. But if you

00:15:35.300 multiply that by, what, eight, because you're spending that much every week at the grocery

00:15:39.660 store, let's say, then you're going to get from this whole thing $12.50. And it's costing Canadians

00:15:50.880 this whole tax relief package the first part of the bill which is the gst being cut for two months

00:15:56.500 1.6 billion dollars and then for those 250 checks they want to mail out on april the 1st that's

00:16:02.940 going to cost another 4.5 or 4.7 billion dollars and it's going to cost more if the liberals have

00:16:10.400 to include seniors and people with disabilities so yeah you save 12 and 50 cents and maybe get

00:16:18.280 yourself a $250 check. And I'm not sure if they're going to take income tax off that either.

00:16:24.380 They probably will. You get yourself a $250 check and maybe save yourself 12, 15 bucks over the next

00:16:33.220 couple of months. And the government has to borrow six or $7 billion, which could cause inflation to

00:16:40.220 rise and interest rates to go up to try to combat the inflation and blah, blah, blah. Justin Trudeau,

00:16:46.740 it seems is trying to tank our economy. He's also trying to tank our country, as you guys

00:16:55.740 are probably aware of. And he's been letting people in, you know, for the past 10 years,

00:17:02.420 just whoever rocks and road. Maybe they swam across the Red River trying to get here from

00:17:07.040 Matt from Minnesota to Manitoba or North Dakota to Manitoba. Maybe they ran the border at Peace

00:17:13.240 portal golf course in white rock british columbia they came over from washington state i don't know

00:17:18.660 how some of these so-called refugees who were coming to canada from the united states are 0.83

00:17:23.800 getting here but there's more than one way outside of rocks and broke well now premiers

00:17:27.720 are demanding improved border security in response to the threat that donald trump made

00:17:34.380 regarding a 25 tariff on canada and mexico a couple of days ago so trudeau and the premiers

00:17:41.360 convened yesterday to address Trump's pledge to impose this 25 percent tariff on Canadian imports

00:17:47.620 unless Canada enhances border security. Trump said the tariff would remain in effect until

00:17:52.820 illegal migrants and drugs like fentanyl stop pouring over the border. He says both

00:17:57.160 Mexico and Canada have the absolute right and power to easily solve this long-simmering problem.

00:18:04.800 We hereby demand they use this power, and until such time that they do, it's time for them to pay

00:18:10.360 a very big price. He wrote that on his Truth Social account a couple of days ago. Canada exported

00:18:17.060 $439.6 billion worth of goods to the U.S. in 2023, accounting for 76% of our country's total

00:18:26.520 exports. Some of Canada's first ministers highlighted the issues discussed in the

00:18:31.340 meeting. Daniel Smith said that Trump's concerns about illegal migrants and drug smuggling at the

00:18:36.040 Canada-U.S. border were valid. I communicated this very clearly to the Prime Minister and further

00:18:41.460 indicated that Alberta will be acting urgently and decisively to patrol our own border shared

00:18:48.280 with Montana, with more details to be announced soon in that regard, Smith said. I also expressed

00:18:54.980 the need for the federal government to aggressively move up compliance with our country's NATO

00:18:59.040 obligations of a 2% of GDP spend on our military forces, which is yet another concrete way to

00:19:05.300 solidify our economic and military alliance with the united states oh by the way i understand that

00:19:10.960 new alberta bill of rights passed yesterday so that opens the door to all kinds of nightmares

00:19:16.380 for albertans smith also used the meeting to discuss the importance of energy security and

00:19:22.320 partnering with the united states urging the prime minister to halt this planned production cap if

00:19:29.500 the cap remains smith plans to invoke the sovereignty act to combat the cap scott moe

00:19:34.380 over in Saskatchewan, said that most, if not all, of the premiers highlighted the need for more

00:19:39.480 border security to combat illegal drugs and migrants. Moe suggested the Liberals bring in

00:19:44.200 the Canada Border Services Agency and Military Coast Guard to secure the border. He said this

00:19:50.280 could work towards the country hitting its 2% of GDP NATO spending requirement. Some other premiers

00:19:55.900 issued statements confirming they attended the meeting but were less clear in what specifics

00:20:00.040 they requested from the Liberals and other Premiers.

00:20:02.780 For example, Francois Legault in Quebec said

00:20:05.760 he asked the Liberals to provide a detailed plan

00:20:08.260 on how they plan to improve border security.

00:20:10.200 Pierre Polyev has also called on Trudeau

00:20:12.940 to enhance border security,

00:20:14.300 despite calling the proposed tariff an unjustified threat.

00:20:18.160 Well, unjustified or not, it's still a threat.

00:20:21.300 Around six times more terrorists were apprehended

00:20:23.660 between 2022 and 2024 at the Canada-U.S. border

00:20:26.680 compared to the southern border to the United States.

00:20:30.040 sorry, the United States shares with Mexico. So now we've got provinces patrolling

00:20:35.900 Canadian borders. That's very interesting.

00:20:40.900 Just like Texas had to do down in the United States when Joe Biden refused to do it. This is

00:20:45.860 governments not wanting to lock down their own borders is,

00:20:52.000 it's criminal it's treasonous it's amazing what world are we living in exactly can somebody please

00:21:03.020 help me out with that one don't forget to like and share the randy hillier interview part one

00:21:08.300 it's coming up in just a second this is disappointing one of the things randy and

00:21:12.520 i talked about this afternoon was how come so many people just don't care and this is something you

00:21:19.400 and I have talked about for quite some time. Now I'm going to say four years. Some people don't

00:21:24.280 care. After the last four or five years, we've discovered what government can and will do left

00:21:30.380 unchecked. They'll lock you down. They will take your business. They'll take your job unless you

00:21:36.100 do a certain thing that they want you to do. They have the power to do that. And people don't want

00:21:43.200 to vote maybe maybe they're smart and not dumb maybe they understand that whoever's in power

00:21:50.080 it doesn't matter they're all going to be the same way anyhow voter turnout maybe that's one

00:21:57.420 thing that kind of gives you a glimmer of hope as opposed to this despair washing over you that so

00:22:04.500 many people just don't seem to care right but voter turnout in this week's provincial election

00:22:09.560 in nova scotia hit an all-time low 45 percent of the electorate cast a ballot according to

00:22:17.380 unofficial results from elections nova scotia the pcs won more seats than any party in the

00:22:22.820 province's history on tuesday night after calling a snap election last month also the first time

00:22:27.160 voter turnout is dipped below 50 in nova scotia the previous low was in 2017 at 53.4 percent

00:22:36.180 That's absolutely astounding.

00:22:38.480 Oh, and the Canada Post strike does not seem to be coming to an end anytime soon.

00:22:45.580 Let's watch.

00:22:49.640 With no end to the labor disruption in sight,

00:22:52.400 workers today picketed at Canada Post headquarters in Ottawa,

00:22:55.700 expressing growing frustration with a work stoppage now two weeks long.

00:22:59.360 This is an easily solved issue.

00:23:02.400 We've got realistic solutions.

00:23:03.980 Canada Post is holding up the process.

00:23:06.740 Canada Post today confirmed it's laying off an unspecified number of workers.

00:23:11.500 We've made adjustments to our operations as allowed under the Canada Labour Code,

00:23:15.160 the corporation said in a statement.

00:23:16.880 We can confirm that the layoffs are temporary.

00:23:19.300 Our business has been significantly impacted leading up to and throughout this labour disruption.

00:23:23.980 We have taken steps to adjust our operations.

00:23:26.780 As picket lines continue at postal facilities across the country,

00:23:29.760 the Canadian Union of Postal Workers called the layoffs a scare tactic to rattle striking workers.

00:23:35.760 The job cuts coming after talks between the company and the union broke down

00:23:39.060 when a federal mediator withdrew, saying the two sides are too far apart.

00:23:43.680 The federal labour minister warning that the Postal Service could be shut down indefinitely.

00:23:48.000 Both parties don't realize that the business plan and business proposition of Canada Post hasn't changed.

00:23:56.480 That is an obvious fact for all Canadians.

00:24:00.400 But Steve McKinnon so far refusing to order binding arbitration,

00:24:03.720 as he did this fall to end labour strife at Canada ports and railways.

00:24:07.560 The work stoppage is another financial hit for Canada Post,

00:24:10.360 which lost $315 million over the past three months.

00:24:14.480 The strike comes at the worst possible moment for the post office

00:24:17.180 and the businesses across the country that rely on it,

00:24:19.900 especially during the holiday season.

00:24:21.560 Certainly I would feel badly for people that rely on the post.

00:24:25.920 So in that respect, I would say, yes, it's important for people that need it.

00:24:30.000 At Christmas time, it's kind of hard for the average person, right?

00:24:33.780 You know, they have to go through the UPS and all that right now, which is more expensive.

00:24:37.380 Without paychecks, a potentially bleak time for workers, too,

00:24:41.040 who say they remain determined to fight for their rights.

00:24:44.160 The workers are definitely in solidarity with each other.

00:24:47.500 We've seen the lines. They're making due.

00:24:49.940 They're hopeful that we can get a negotiated contract, and that's all our hopes that we have.

00:24:54.500 Now caught in the middle of all this are the customers.

00:24:57.400 Canada Post says about 10 million of their packages are currently delayed,

00:25:01.260 and that figure is expected to climb with the Black Friday and Cyber Monday online shopping rush approaching.

00:25:07.520 Glenn McGregor, City News, Ottawa.

00:25:09.940 Glenn McGregor, don't we hate him?

00:25:12.680 Oh, hate's a strong word.

00:25:13.740 Don't we not like him because of his antics during the Freedom Convoy?

00:25:19.180 Name seems to ring a bell.

00:25:20.680 part one with randy hillier part one of the interview with randy hillier is coming up in

00:25:26.120 just a second but before we get to that i want to play this very special thanksgiving message

00:25:34.340 from kamala harris and once again to those of you who are watching in the united states

00:25:40.940 happy thanksgiving ever let anybody take your power from you you have the same power

00:25:48.340 that you did before November 5th.

00:25:51.720 And you have the same purpose that you did.

00:25:57.380 Okay, that's an AI-generated bottle.

00:26:02.620 It's not real.

00:26:05.820 But it's funny.

00:26:08.460 Part one of our Randy Hillier interview begins now.

00:26:15.620 I was always politically interested.

00:26:18.340 yeah you know we grew up in a family business and politics always had impacts on business

00:26:27.620 but i didn't get involved until i was about 40 years of age what were you doing before that i

00:26:34.180 was an electrician really and you just decided at that point you know what never mind electricians

00:26:40.420 make good money yeah yeah um yeah um no way you know uh became obvious that government was

00:26:50.260 uh you know getting larger and larger and intruding more and more into our private

00:26:58.100 lives and private properties and we're taking a track that that i felt would be harmful to my

00:27:08.020 children uh and myself so i started started writing letters to the editor and opinion pieces

00:27:18.020 and uh and lo and behold they actually published them and paid money back then to uh for my thoughts

00:27:26.440 so i thought well that's a pretty good gig uh rant a little bit on in on a with a pen and paper and

00:27:34.100 publish this and give me 500 bucks and then it just kept growing and

00:27:40.920 started the landowners association and our slogan was back off government this land is our land

00:27:47.760 yeah i want to talk to you about that because this is something that you and i discussed

00:27:52.360 briefly last week or the week before whatever um and obviously this has been a thing that's

00:27:58.900 been repeating all across the country for i guess the past three or four years and it's recently

00:28:04.360 gotten louder with the advent of the 15 minutes smart city we've got this issue here in the

00:28:10.440 winnipeg metropolitan region they just had a meeting on youtube this morning these people

00:28:14.940 here what's happened is they've formed a corporation the government has formed a corporation

00:28:21.700 of unelected appointed people i think there's 12 of them none of them were elected to be on this

00:28:28.860 born some of them were elected to be reeves and mayors of the smaller communities around the city

00:28:34.420 but this corporation is by law supposed to be somehow drawing all of the communities

00:28:43.720 and the city of winnipeg together for one big huge area but what people find outrageous about

00:28:52.280 the reasons for it is that they're talking about land density suddenly they're talking about how

00:28:59.400 you can travel when you can travel what you can travel in they're talking about expropriation of

00:29:06.200 land that seems spurious at best they don't really give any reasons behind it and there's all kinds

00:29:14.540 of wordage verbiage from the un's declaration the 17 sustainable development goals and the equity

00:29:21.240 and the you know so we look at this and go hmm this is an issue this is huge we know that edmonton

00:29:31.340 is going to be canada's first smart city i mean they've got it in the papers now and they're

00:29:36.520 bragging about it let's not use their verbiage it's not it's not going to be a smart city

00:29:40.840 uh and and nobody in it is going to be any smarter as a result of it um this is a centrally

00:29:47.840 planned economy, a centrally planned community, a centrally planned life for the residents

00:29:55.620 in that community. You will have fewer and fewer abilities to make choices for yourself or your

00:30:04.000 family at the end of it, because it will be regulated, controlled through law of where you,

00:30:14.180 where people can live, where people can work, where people can derive their entertainment

00:30:22.460 or their recreation from. And there will be obstacles and roadblocks and obstructions

00:30:29.980 for anybody who doesn't want to meld into the concept of this centralized plan.

00:30:39.780 um so uh it's there's nothing smart about it you know the uh the russians uh the in the ussr had

00:30:48.900 essentially planned economies and communities long long ago uh and we knew what the result

00:30:55.640 of their actions are does this go back randy i mean you became or you formed the uh ontario

00:31:04.460 landholders association for a reason obviously you wanted the government to back off did you

00:31:09.140 see signs of this even back then in the early 2000s? Oh, absolutely. It was outrageous. And

00:31:15.460 the rural areas were very, very much and still are under a direct threat to the centralized

00:31:26.240 planners. You know, rural people aren't dependent on the bureaucracy for our water. We have our

00:31:34.440 own private wells. We're not dependent on the government for our transportation. We have all

00:31:40.620 our own individual transportation. Same with our septage. We're not connected up to a pipe. We have

00:31:47.720 our own septic beds. For governments to grow, they require people to surrender their self-reliance

00:32:00.980 and their independence and become dependent on the state for an ever-increasing number of

00:32:09.860 functions or desires of the individual and that's your take on what's your take on property taxes

00:32:17.220 i've been mulling about this for the past while now and you know all this talk about trudeau

00:32:23.060 taking the gst off for a couple of months on junk food and and booze uh which is a trick in my

00:32:29.300 opinion like pauliev says but um property taxes they're they're constant they're ongoing on

00:32:34.900 something that you've already purchased and since when do we have to keep paying tax on something

00:32:40.660 we already own we've already bought it well you know the concept behind it uh is that

00:32:47.620 the municipalities need some way to fund how to plow the roads how to pick up the garbage

00:32:53.620 how to fill in the potholes or put some new gravel down so there has to be some way of raising that

00:33:02.280 funds you know our our constitution provides direction on how the provincial government can

00:33:12.440 raise taxes and all how the federal government can but it's uh it's quiet you know municipal

00:33:20.080 governments don't exist in our constitution however uh there has to be some means to do it

00:33:26.240 and in different jurisdictions do funding for municipal governments in different ways

00:33:34.160 you know i've seen some where they have a a property tax is levied on the unimproved value

00:33:41.680 of the lot. So regardless if you built a mansion on it, or a hunt camp, the rate of taxation is

00:33:52.180 based on the value of the land, not the improved value of the land. We've seen other jurisdictions

00:33:59.980 have a poll tax where, you know, how many people live there? And that's, so there has to be some

00:34:07.440 to provide those services but and i don't think it is the mechanism of taxation that is uh really

00:34:14.480 uh that is the problem more so than the absolute squandering and wasteful uh wasteful use of the

00:34:24.080 money that all governments get in you know we see municipal governments here as i'm sure you do

00:34:31.040 funding all kinds of projects um you know uh interval house the the local climate change

00:34:39.280 initiative the uh the pride parade you know they're they're shoveling money out the door

00:34:47.200 to special interest groups and others um and maybe if they stopped squandering our money

00:34:54.400 and funding pet projects and ideological projects

00:34:59.820 that serve as a detriment to society,

00:35:04.220 our taxation property tax would be much, much lower.

00:35:10.040 Randy, what's your thought on getting people motivated?

00:35:13.980 I mean, here we are.

00:35:14.940 We're four or five years into this nightmare,

00:35:18.120 at least as far as I can see, since the beginnings of COVID-19.

00:35:21.780 and yet there are still people out there who won't vote they won't go to the polls they won't

00:35:27.900 not for any election municipal probably the most they have disdain for but why is that i mean are

00:35:35.520 they just not they don't care enough it's not a big enough deal for them after everything they've

00:35:41.100 seen that governments can do these past few years well first off you know like that there's a big

00:35:49.200 bucket. We've got 40 million people in this country now. Four million of them here illegally.

00:35:56.160 But, you know, if we started to look at some of the segments, you know, there are a great

00:36:02.160 number of people who are deriving handsome and unearned benefits from government. They don't

00:36:10.160 see government as a problem. If you're one of the approximately 4 million people employed by

00:36:16.720 the public service who are getting a handsome paycheck every week, get lavish holiday pay

00:36:25.480 and sick pay and benefits and get a very handsome pension at the end of it all for doing very

00:36:33.700 little often, you know, government is not a problem for them. Then there are those other

00:36:44.800 people who um you know i would say two big categories is is one group of people who believe

00:36:54.000 that all the parties are the same um and and it doesn't matter which one you liked and there is

00:37:01.040 some truth to that obviously if if you're only looking at the establishment parties you're

00:37:06.240 absolutely correct you're going to trade one one puppet for another puppet you're going to yeah

00:37:10.800 one corrupt red player for a different corrupt blue player and they have opted out of the system

00:37:21.000 and then then there's also a large group of people you know that I would say are just

00:37:30.320 don't care just don't care um until they themselves become affected and impacted and

00:37:41.940 that's what we saw a great number of people in the 2021 election come out to vote for the first time

00:37:48.240 um and um but unfortunately i would say the level of mainstream and social media suppression and

00:37:57.580 censorship on any COVID dissenters or anti-jab messaging, it got very, very difficult for

00:38:10.720 any dissenting voices to be heard. And I would say a lot of Canadians were totally unaware that

00:38:18.740 there was choices in 2021 that would have made a big difference. You know, interestingly,

00:38:25.060 what you just talked about regarding the censorship happened just the other night i had a

00:38:30.480 a vaccine injured woman called michelle on the show and she was talking about her life since

00:38:37.220 the injury occurred and it's nightmarish she had to sell her business she had brain surgery now for

00:38:46.380 a cyst that's all been caused by this covet vaccine as diagnosed by doctors in the united

00:38:52.620 states and youtube took it down for medical misinformation yeah which i found appalling

00:39:00.620 so they're still doing that when you were in government let me ask you this

00:39:05.920 what was the mood like when this thing started breaking when when covid started happening was

00:39:14.160 it panic were there people who were on your side of things but were too scared to speak out

00:39:19.460 what was that like so there's some time frames that are important to put in with that question

00:39:26.760 I think one is you know for the first couple of weeks the I would say 100% of the people

00:39:36.360 were completely uncertain and had grave doubts and uh of just what what was going on um for myself

00:39:45.640 Within a few weeks, you could see that whether or not there was a real pandemic or not, what was really real, what was measurable, was the harm that we were doing to people with the lockdowns.

00:40:03.020 that came very early uh people not being able to get health care services uh people being isolated

00:40:11.420 confined and and essentially scared to death and what we were doing in our long-term care

00:40:17.580 facilities and hospitals was just uh i would say it was a premeditated act of murder in my view

00:40:25.500 Like we knew when you crammed these long-term care facilities with pushing people out of the hospitals and into them, we knew any reasonable person would know that this would be a catastrophe in the making.

00:40:40.200 But, you know, with but for myself, it was pretty obvious within a few weeks that the fears had been exaggerated, that the that the dangers were were manifestly without any evidence at all.

00:41:07.180 You know, that you could catch COVID by taking a walk on a nature trail or you could catch COVID by touching an apple in the, you know, and there was others that shared my view in the political realm.

00:41:25.880 But they were too fearful of both the backlash from the public and the backlash from their political parties that they chose to remain silent and have done so to this day.

00:41:40.100 I know a great many people in the political system, elected representatives who shared my views, but refused to face, you know, they were cowards and they did not want to be leaders.

00:42:01.100 And, you know, let's not forget, though, that there was also a great many people profiting from this counterfeit pandemic.

00:42:10.100 Doug Ford. Doug Ford profited a great deal from what I understand.

00:42:14.360 Minuscule. He did.

00:42:15.880 But compared to David Thompson, the richest man in Canada who owns Thompson Reuters, you know, who owns all so much of our media, owns the Reuters fact checkers.

00:42:28.280 And, you know, and and Galen Weston, who owns Shoppers Drug Mart and, you know, charging for every job and every visit to the pharmacies and stuff like, you know, the money that Ford and others made is, you know, in the millions.

00:42:48.300 We're talking billions of dollars, and that's not even counting the big, big ones, you know, like Moderna, Pfizer, Amazon, you know, Walmart, Costco.

00:43:02.820 Let's shut down every retail business there is except the biggest players, you know, and that's who government serves.

00:43:12.660 You know, a lot of people are still under this view that our government is, you know, for the people, by the people, of the people.

00:43:20.960 Well, no, it hasn't been that way since Gettysburg, in my humble opinion, or maybe shortly afterwards.

00:43:31.540 You know, the governments serve those who have the greatest amount of money.

00:43:39.160 and that's not you and i and it's not the people listening to this show that sounds like a george

00:43:44.720 carlin bit from 10 12 years ago or before he died i can't remember when that was but yeah it's a big

00:43:50.340 club and you ain't in it no um do you think things would have been different could have been different

00:43:56.380 if the people who knew that this whole thing was a scam would have spoken up and would have said

00:44:02.160 look at we don't mind and and that's the thing i mean you know we got pasted as anti this and

00:44:07.620 anti that and next thing you know we're racists and bigots when all we were doing was asking

00:44:11.800 questions like how can you develop a vaccine so quickly for a novel virus one that you don't

00:44:18.940 apparently understand yet and just by asking that question you were smeared and shouted down and

00:44:28.440 othered but if people had the had the strength to stand up against that which i find that more

00:44:35.960 and more people seem to be gaining these past few months, couple of years. Do you think things

00:44:41.280 could have been different? Oh, absolutely. And they would have been like, I know of at least a

00:44:46.600 dozen colleagues in the conservative caucus who either were full on side with my view, or were

00:44:56.540 significantly suspicious of what was happening. And, you know, instead, you know, I was on my

00:45:06.780 own. I was the only voice speaking in the wilderness until about six months later, then

00:45:14.040 one other came out. And then a year later, one more came out. You know, had they had the courage

00:45:24.940 at the beginning, it could have easily been stopped because, you know, had we had those

00:45:32.620 dozen people in Ontario who I know, like I said, shared my views, well, then that would have been

00:45:39.060 a significant voting block within the House. And in the media, it's much easier to tarnish and try

00:45:48.220 to, you know, tarnish and discredit one individual than discrediting 12 individuals.

00:45:59.420 Were there conversations with these people who had strong suspicions that you had?

00:46:03.860 I had, yeah. I had lengthy conversations with Doug Ford's staff at the end of April

00:46:13.200 in early May and they all understood that that they too had been duped okay like there's no 1.00

00:46:22.540 question you know there may be some elected people who knew was a skank from the beginning 1.00

00:46:30.100 and said nothing but most I would say 99% of elected members in Canada fell into that 0.96

00:46:37.700 uh that they were duped uh but when i had conversations in april and may with

00:46:43.020 doug ford staff they knew by that time um that they had done wrong um but like every good

00:46:51.220 bureaucracy every good government uh you can never admit error uh for fear of backlash from

00:47:00.720 public as well and and and by that time the frenzy you know the canadian population had

00:47:09.520 had been turned into a frenzied mob that could not be easily

00:47:20.320 convinced that it wasn't a pandemic you know they were glued to their television sets every day

00:47:27.440 looking at new case counts and looking at these exaggerated death rates where somebody who was

00:47:35.520 drunk and had a head-on collision and they did an autopsy on him after and they found that there was

00:47:40.000 a fragment of COVID in him and he's a COVID death not that he was a drunk driver and ran headlong

00:47:46.520 into a rock cliff you know so people were gripped and you know and that's that's that's what fear

00:47:55.640 does you know the the the phrase you know caught in the headlights uh you know you're gripped and

00:48:02.280 and you can't think rationally uh but you know fear is a is supposed to be a very momentary and

00:48:09.720 very temporary uh uh period of time and um we had people gripped into fear for a couple of years

00:48:19.880 oh even more even still i mean yesterday i saw half a dozen people still walking around with 0.96

00:48:26.440 these stupid face masks on it's gotten to the point now where i will actually stop somebody 1.00

00:48:31.700 and say what do you think that is doing for you aside from making you look like an idiot 1.00

00:48:36.360 right i mean i'm i'm there at that stage of the game right now where i'm going like what are you 0.99

00:48:41.440 doing you're you're exfixiating yourself listen i just get it as nice and close as close as i can

00:48:47.340 to them um and that's it or maybe you play around with them a little bit and say they asked one of

00:48:54.920 them a question one of them yesterday he was a clerk at a at a supermarket i go to and you get

00:48:59.620 up to him and you say hey uh is there a a sale on these things i'm sorry i can't hear you and 0.52

00:49:06.060 i can't hear you can you take that freaking thing off your face so i can hear you they get the wild

00:49:10.740 eyes and they walk away listen the businesses there's how many businesses still have plexiglass 0.97

00:49:17.040 shields up uh you know like uh like surely they would you know a reasonable intelligent individual

00:49:27.260 operating a retail store uh would have said okay this this you know i don't have to do this anymore

00:49:34.240 i don't have to have the masks on um i don't need to have the plexiglass up uh let's go back to being

00:49:41.880 normal um you know i you know as much as we point the fingers and we ought to point the fingers at

00:49:48.920 um the politicians it's more important i believe to point the fingers at the

00:49:53.720 uh corporate robber barons who were engaged in this as well as the entrenched administration but 1.00

00:50:01.160 But let's not deflect it or absolve all the stupid people. 1.00

00:50:10.100 Yeah. 1.00

00:50:11.020 You know, and what do you think should be done, Randy?

00:50:13.960 I mean, we talk about, you know, there's a lot of people who say forgive and forget, move on.

00:50:17.900 It's passed.

00:50:18.380 But, you know, in my conversation with Michelle a couple of nights ago, the vaccine injured woman, you can't because these people are still suffering greatly from everything.

00:50:30.740 that that's been put on them and falling through the cracks in terms of medical attention they she

00:50:38.580 can't even get doctors in british columbia where she lives to look at her because of her injuries

00:50:44.260 and the way they've been diagnosed in the united states they won't even touch it so

00:50:49.900 i met a lady yesterday she's about 87 one of her friends um has a daughter who's nine years old

00:50:58.680 uh it was requiring um significant medical attention um and the children's hospital of

00:51:05.540 eastern ontario uh will not treat her or or see her uh because she's not vaccinated still um

00:51:14.740 now um you know these are um you know but i'll go back like i did a series of about a dozen

00:51:21.960 interviews uh between june and august i believe it was 2020 of people who who had family members

00:51:32.440 uh die suddenly or have significant injuries after shortly after getting the vaccine

00:51:41.160 um and actually facebook still has those videos up they they were censored off youtube

00:51:47.640 they were censored off twitter but for some reason you have facebook yeah uh allowed them to come up

00:51:54.200 but in one week i put out a call you know is there anybody getting uh who else is getting

00:52:00.120 injured or feeling that there's some side effects to these things i had over 3 000

00:52:07.320 emails that week and but only a dozen of them would appear on to do a live interview with me

00:52:17.640 they were scared everybody else was too scared out of 3 000 um i got 12 people to yeah and even at

00:52:27.320 that i had to uh somewhat obscure um i would only use their first name and i would only use the

00:52:37.160 province where they lived not their town or last name um and um but that you know like that

00:52:48.840 speaks volumes to me uh when you know out of 3 000 people who you know these are serious

00:52:58.120 you know guillaume bar syndrome uh clots paralyzation death um in their families and um

00:53:07.160 And they refused to speak and inform and warn others of the very dangers that they were facing.

00:53:18.100 Now, so what's the greater tragedy?

00:53:20.940 The, you know, and I say this, you know, like, what is the greater tragedy?

00:53:26.120 The people refusing to warn their neighbors and their friends and their family members for fear of ostracization.

00:53:37.160 or the politicians and the pharma who knowingly were administering something that was not proven to be either safe nor effective.

00:53:53.780 They're still doing it. It's not mandated any longer, but they're still doing it.

00:53:57.840 You still see public health officials coming on screens, whether it's social media or television,

00:54:04.420 saying have you gotten your new COVID-19 updated vaccination yet like what are you states a few

00:54:11.160 states like Florida uh Lapido Surgeon General Lapido has uh indicated that uh they will not

00:54:19.420 they have informed people that it is too risky to take these things uh interestingly enough that's

00:54:26.520 same state that is uh uh now also warning people not to have fluoride in their in their water as

00:54:34.360 well interesting isn't it and um you know like you know this has been going on for a long time

00:54:41.400 uh you know why do we put fluoride in our water uh well it because there are others who are making

00:54:48.440 money off your your poor health your illnesses um and we've been doing this for quite some time

00:54:56.120 the bonus of covid is that it has finally um awoken uh many people up to just how nefarious

00:55:08.520 and corrupt our system this machine that we call democracy actually is to people

00:55:16.280 can you walk us through the time that you first started speaking out about all of this

00:55:22.760 in the Ontario government and right up till the time where you were dismissed,

00:55:27.700 where you were fired out of caucus, were you given significant warnings?

00:55:31.760 How many times were you warned?

00:55:33.360 How were you treated by other people, bureaucrats, other elected representatives?

00:55:38.380 Was it difficult?

00:55:41.420 So, you know, I knew that this was a difficult, that this was going to be a difficult journey.

00:55:47.960 And I thought I could probably get it accomplished within a couple of years.

00:55:54.160 I didn't think this was a short term and that I knew I was going to have to take some bruises on this one.

00:56:00.920 But, you know, so I took a very gradual approach.

00:56:04.820 You know, first I started talking out against the state of emergency and the lockdowns, the harm that the lockdowns were causing.

00:56:15.080 and also stating that we were no longer,

00:56:18.760 we now knew what we were dealing with

00:56:21.020 and there was no requirement for the legislature to be closed

00:56:25.240 and to abdicate all our legislative authorities

00:56:30.100 over to public health.

00:56:32.620 So that was a difficult thing for the media

00:56:37.760 to challenge me on too much or to discredit me.

00:56:41.060 um um but it was uh and then i started getting into the uh where it really came uh where they

00:56:50.120 went after me big time is when uh um i started doing live interviews at my house with doctors

00:56:58.520 and others um you know beside one another on the front porch you know like two feet away

00:57:07.240 um without a mask without a mask um and uh showing i was attempting to show people that

00:57:15.600 there was nothing to be fearful of and uh and that i would never ask somebody to do something

00:57:20.520 that i was not prepared to do um and uh so that really started uh the oma was one of the first

00:57:30.320 ones the ontario medical association was one of the first ones to come after me uh with petitions

00:57:36.280 and calling for my removal from the legislature when i went after the mask mandates

00:57:44.360 because again that was foolhardy an elementary school science

00:57:51.240 grade five science kid would know that a mask doesn't stop

00:57:57.960 a microscopic virus that is smaller than the the weave in the mask and by a hundred times

00:58:06.040 by a hundred times at least yeah crazy and um you know and and the and the whole you know i went

00:58:13.600 after the whole notion like um you can't be social if you're distanced uh like that's that's a that's 0.92

00:58:20.700 a bullshit phrase um you know this wasn't uh you know that lockdowns were a term to use in prisons 0.99

00:58:30.600 not in a free society um so i went after you know in all this bullshit well my mask protects you 1.00

00:58:40.400 your mask protects me bullshit like that's um so uh so when i went after the mass the that's when 0.99

00:58:48.500 also the the local public health unit went after me um as uh as well as the municipal governments 0.98

00:58:55.940 in my riding all past resolutions to censor me and remove me and and and of course they

00:59:05.400 really went crazy when I with the no more lockdown rallies I hosted you know I was in

00:59:15.700 we had no more lockdown rallies throughout the province I received a multitude of fines

00:59:23.140 and charges on those i'm still fighting a number of them um so um you know and then of course

00:59:31.140 when i started putting out those videos about vaccine injuries

00:59:35.960 or suspected or probable vaccine injuries and of course i did all kinds of other things you know

00:59:45.400 i sent letters to the opp demanding that they investigate open up a criminal investigation into

00:59:51.020 these sudden and unexpected uh deaths uh uh i i did um i used my helen ruth in ottawa did the uh

01:00:03.320 the ottawa police officer who was investigating the death of of the babies there i mean she's

01:00:08.620 been on trial for two years now yeah yeah and but but that was so i had sent a i think it was in

01:00:16.680 September or October of 2021, uh, because the, uh, the job came out in, in January, February,

01:00:25.260 um, of, uh, 2021. Um, and it was obvious. I got my first, uh, wind of people dying in May of,

01:00:35.660 uh, 2021. Um, by, by September, October, I had plenty of credible evidence that something was

01:00:44.000 going on um and asked the rcmp the local municipal police and um and the rcmp to launch an

01:00:54.760 investigation into this uh uh helen i think got uh she got uh when did they lay that i think they

01:01:03.140 laid the charges against her just just prior to the convoy um i think in in january of 2022

01:01:10.560 uh but um you know it was evident to anybody that was awake and alert and was somewhat

01:01:18.980 knowledgeable um that uh we were killing people

01:01:25.100 yeah you know if you drop anybody in from outer space let's say they've been in outer space for

01:01:34.620 two years and they come back to all of this nonsense these would be the obvious questions

01:01:39.700 they would be asking why are you wearing that thing on your face what are you doing taking

01:01:43.780 this thing why are you accusing this woman of a crime all she's trying to do is find out what's

01:01:48.640 going on yeah but and others are are saying the same thing so like she had ample credible evidence

01:01:58.620 to support her investigation and you know who ought to be under police conduct tribunals is

01:02:11.760 every one of the other 3,000 Ottawa police officers who were negligent and failed in that duty

01:02:19.820 speaking of Ottawa when the convoy was announced when you first heard about this

01:02:26.800 did you have hope at that stage of the game was it like all right man we're finally starting to

01:02:31.700 fight back here people from all across the country are are coming out I knew eventually we would win

01:02:38.900 and you know and so for the prior two years I was involved in all these no more lockdown rallies

01:02:44.460 where we were building up um interest you know the first rallies that I had uh shadow were you

01:02:51.120 know I may have had 50 or 60 people at them and then but we kept doing them we kept doing them

01:02:56.400 And we did them in other communities around the province.

01:03:00.520 And, you know, and then we were into the hundreds and the 500s and the thousands of people coming out to these rallies.

01:03:07.880 So this was I knew this from my days in the landowners, that you have to take the time to build up people's confidence and courage and motivation.

01:03:20.440 You know, because typically people don't want to be confrontational.

01:03:25.300 people want to be law-abiding uh people want to be uh to get along with one another and so it takes

01:03:33.940 you know that's our natural state and we have to yeah um but as more and more harms came

01:03:40.620 and more and more evidence came out that what we were doing was wrong and as more and more

01:03:47.580 protests were happening and i'm just talking about ontario but you know that these protests

01:03:54.440 were happening from coast to coast um in 2020 and 2021 and and uh you know it just so happened that

01:04:06.440 the announcement of the jab on truckers became the catalyst to take up all that

01:04:16.440 built up motivation and all that built up confidence to now have a singular event

01:04:26.840 for everybody to come out of the woodwork and it was very successful like every every

01:04:33.800 provincial government every government in this country announced an end to the mandates

01:04:39.000 well we were in ottawa every one of them yeah um and uh you know unfortunately uh you know yeah

01:04:49.080 justin trudeau had uh created a false narrative of uh an attempted overthrow and an insurrection

01:04:57.960 uh in a fascist and you know he had used exceptionally vile insightful inflammatory

01:05:06.040 language to describe um um freedom protesters uh and uh let me ask your like your i'm going to

01:05:16.120 stop you there for one second let me ask you you were there i mean you you had your charges recently

01:05:21.360 withdrawn from your convoy charges anyway they were withdrawn congratulations on that by the

01:05:27.420 way sorry you're still fighting these other ones but i'm happy to hear that they've withdrawn your

01:05:31.420 convoy charges. What did you see when you were there? The only thing anybody could see there

01:05:40.200 was exuberance, exhilaration, the most joyful, fun-filled display

01:05:52.580 of happiness and friendliness and never in my I don't think we will ever see another display of

01:06:05.600 such exuberance and friendliness and joy in our nation's capital like this was a

01:06:14.460 an event that would be

01:06:17.740 breathtaking for anyone

01:06:19.220 and we can know

01:06:21.640 that's true Shadow

01:06:23.380 because not only did it

01:06:25.620 inspire our nation

01:06:27.460 it inspired the world

01:06:29.860 to end

01:06:31.340 the COVID madness

01:06:32.900 it

01:06:33.940 motivated and inspired

01:06:37.380 people across the world

01:06:40.080 to end the madness

01:06:43.820 of COVID

01:06:44.360 did you see conservative mps in ottawa quietly maybe giving tacit support to the protesters

01:06:55.400 because i've seen recently i've seen pictures of andrew sheer even pierre polyev even though at

01:07:02.580 that time they weren't really speaking out about it i guess they were trying to be politically safe

01:07:06.700 but i have seen pictures from some of the convoy people they just sent me in the last couple of

01:07:13.180 months so let me let me give you my insight on this yes please so for a large portion of time

01:07:22.840 when i was in ottawa i stayed at the marriott hotel which is very very close to parliament

01:07:27.600 and it just so happens a lot of conservative mps who come from out of town and and rent a hotel

01:07:39.860 for the week while they're in the legislature, in Parliament, also rent rooms from the Marriott

01:07:46.160 Hotel. And being who I am, and I met quite a number of Conservative MPs and talked to them

01:07:58.000 at length. None of them would show any public support. There was pictures taken, sure, because

01:08:05.920 you know like uh when they get caught on the side of the road and somebody recognizes them

01:08:11.600 and there's a truck beside them uh you know and then somebody says you know uh and they'll pay

01:08:16.660 some some uh minor lip service of of support uh and people will take pictures but uh the the word

01:08:26.380 from the party was that they cannot be show any public support for the convoy there was that one

01:08:36.740 conservative senator I forget his name offhand but he got ostracized he actually stopped on

01:08:44.640 Wellington Street and and engaged with somebody and had a conversation and said you know I think

01:08:52.380 these people have there's some merit to what they're saying and there's some justification

01:08:55.680 here and and we should be listening to him well uh he was condemned right right away by the party

01:09:04.060 and the media um and and of course put out a retraction um the following day so there was

01:09:12.080 there was so there were some pictures taken um but there was no demonstrable uh support from

01:09:19.720 any uh federal politician all 338 of them uh would have been preferred they would have preferred to

01:09:28.740 be like justin trudeau and um be stricken by covid and uh be uh hiding in the cottage again

01:09:36.380 rather than be seen

01:09:38.400 all right so that's it for part one of the randy hillier interview uh in part two

01:09:49.160 we go a little bit deeper he talks about Pierre Polyev he talks about Justin Trudeau

01:09:59.460 and he talks about the people behind these political parties and how we might be able

01:10:07.400 to get around them what's establishment what's not we also talk about Donald Trump

01:10:14.800 is he for real or is he just part of the machine part two of the randy hillier interview is coming

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01:10:39.500 no show tomorrow night you guys but you you have over six hours of content to go through over the

01:10:46.960 weekend monday monday night show over an hour tuesday night and i'm not even talking about

01:10:53.040 all access now just what's available on all the social media tuesday night show was uh two hours

01:10:58.660 last night show was well over two hours and it all appears on the social media so you have a lot

01:11:05.520 of catching up to do if you haven't seen it all and last night's show with ann diamond who is an

01:11:12.260 mk ultra survivor may seem a little bit scattered it's a very long conversation we cover so many

01:11:20.480 different things but please remember and i've seen a couple of negative comments about her

01:11:25.580 that kind of upset me please remember what she went through as a child from the age of five

01:11:32.340 through 14 if you don't know what mk ultra is or was go look it up go and see some of the things

01:11:45.100 they would do to people the torturous things they would do electrodes 40 or 50 times as strong as

01:11:54.840 being zapped by an outlet, let's just say,

01:11:57.900 attached to your temples.

01:12:00.680 Verbal and sexual abuse, 0.85

01:12:03.400 water tortures, sleep deprivation,

01:12:06.460 the use of very heavy drugs, chemicals,

01:12:10.420 all designed to remove your memories

01:12:14.020 and in some cases even implant new ones.

01:12:19.300 So that's what she went through.

01:12:21.400 so for anybody who thinks that that ann is kind of crazy and she even admits herself she's

01:12:30.020 you know but she doesn't care anymore she lives her life

01:12:33.980 you got to understand what she's been through before you can make a statement like that

01:12:39.740 go check out that interview from last night it is truly amazing some of the things that she brings

01:12:46.840 up and points out part two of the randy hillier interview coming up in the extension on shadow

01:12:52.980 davis.com in two minutes i love you all i appreciate you all and i will see you soon bye for now

01:13:16.840 We'll be right back.

01:13:46.840 We'll be right back.

The Shadoe Davis Show - November 29, 2024

Nov. 28th⧸2024-Guest： The One & Only Randy Hillier

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