The Shadoe Davis Show - November 05, 2024


Nov. 4th⧸2024- Mind Control Expert Jason Christoff & Indian disputes erupt in Canada


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00:07:00.000 hello how you guys doing tonight welcome to shadow at night for monday november the 5th 2024
00:07:24.260 for on the show tonight an excerpt of an interview i did this morning with mind control expert
00:07:29.780 propaganda expert jason christophe what a fascinating conversation he and i had for
00:07:38.500 over 90 minutes we talked this morning about obviously mind control about propaganda about
00:07:44.020 how it's all around us all the time why certain people were able to avoid it why certain people
00:07:50.260 warrant um how governments are involved who's really running the show there's so much there
00:07:59.360 and we wove it all together so i've managed to take about a 20 minute excerpt from that interview
00:08:04.260 to play for you guys on the show tonight i have posted the entire 98 99 minutes of the interview
00:08:11.820 on shadow davis.com so you all access members can go ahead and access that right now or whatever
00:08:18.580 you want to at your earliest convenience it's up there it's on the website right now if you want to
00:08:25.680 become an all-access member that would be awesome it really helps to support the show shadow davis
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00:08:36.620 you're in and monthly yearly whatever your support really helps this show to move forward and stay on
00:08:43.100 the air, first and foremost. So over the weekend, we had some Hindu versus Calistani action in
00:08:49.800 Brampton, Ontario. We have some video for you to play of that. What else? Oh, yes, yes. The
00:08:54.720 Liberals announced an emissions cap today on oil and gas. The NDP doesn't think it goes far enough.
00:09:02.080 The Conservatives think it's going to ruin, if it hasn't been already, it's going to completely
00:09:07.420 and totally ruined the canadian economy which is kind of what we predicted they want to do
00:09:13.900 a few years ago right if you're thinking about it from a globalist standpoint if you want a
00:09:18.620 one world government you have to bring all democratic governments and countries to their
00:09:23.820 knees financially politically and then make make people beg for the solution that's what we've been
00:09:31.900 saying so we're going to cover that in just a second got a whole bunch of other stuff on the
00:09:37.180 u.s election to cover for you guys as well let's say some hello susan hello susan watching on x
00:09:43.360 tonight from arbor chuck is watching in kamloops tonight hello chuck hello michael in brampton oh
00:09:49.400 hey michael did you catch the action that was going on at the at the temples in your in your
00:09:55.420 town this past weekend it was something else a cop has been suspended a calistani or a hindu cop
00:10:01.600 i'm not sure which was suspended from duty for taking part in these protests over the weekend
00:10:09.000 carl is watching in calgary hello janice what did you say here ca-ca-ca-ca-ca-ca-ca-ca or is
00:10:15.300 that an emoji that doesn't read on my on my computer screen ellen is watching on vancouver
00:10:20.580 island hello kathy in bothwell ontario linda's watching in saskatchewan mimi hello lucette
00:10:26.820 Eddie, Aaron, Cheryl, Mireille, Barb, Lynn, Wade. Oh, by the way, also one more thing about
00:10:35.300 the American election and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. being appointed as the
00:10:40.180 health czar down there if Trump wins. They're talking about removing,
00:10:47.360 removing, should I even say this? All right. This might get me taken down on the major social
00:10:55.100 medias removing all fluoride from american water that's they're actually discussing that
00:11:01.800 so we're going to get to all of that a bit later on wade linda aaron whatever platform you guys
00:11:09.300 are watching on tonight whether it's facebook whether it's youtube whether it's twitch yes we
00:11:13.640 do have two or three viewers on twitch x rumble telegram or shadow davis.com let's get this out
00:11:21.220 there let's share share share share as much as we can so we can get more eyes and ears on this story
00:11:28.240 on rumble bailey notable patty dorsa lease vilma who else wooden boots is watching in lasalle
00:11:36.340 i huber is watching tonight all right you guys get this out there as well you guys on rumble
00:11:42.340 you're very important we want to see this get out to as many people as we possibly can let's throw
00:11:47.540 this story up on the screen here a canadian cop this is from news 18 news 18.com a canadian cop
00:11:54.740 was suspended today after he was seen participating with the pro-calistani groups that launched an
00:12:01.280 attack on hindus at the hindu saba temple in brampton the suspended cop identified as harinder
00:12:07.900 so he was caught on camera holding a calistan flag as others in the protest chanted anti-india
00:12:13.960 slogans. He served as a sergeant of the Peel Regional Police. And we have some video from
00:12:21.540 that activity.
00:12:43.960 neem
00:12:49.920 he is the one
00:12:56.380 neem
00:13:00.720 take him out
00:13:03.580 he is the one
00:13:10.060 he is the one
00:13:12.060 Please ask them to go, please.
00:13:23.560 And he's hitting, he's hitting.
00:13:25.700 He's hitting with a stick.
00:13:27.500 He's hitting with a stick.
00:13:29.360 He's hitting with a stick.
00:13:31.520 He's hitting with a stick.
00:13:33.660 Ask.
00:13:34.460 They are here.
00:13:35.740 In us.
00:13:36.320 They are hitting with a stick.
00:13:38.600 Living far.
00:13:39.940 This is our service.
00:13:40.960 Is she pointing at the cop?
00:14:10.960 Now, I'm not going to sit here and pretend to know the first thing about Indian politics,
00:14:36.860 the first thing about Hindus versus Sikhs versus Kalistanis,
00:14:41.220 because I don't know.
00:14:42.300 And you want to know what else?
00:14:45.360 I don't care.
00:14:49.520 You come to Canada. 0.78
00:14:51.640 You want to live in Canada.
00:14:54.660 You want to get away from whatever it is
00:14:57.100 that you didn't like about your home country.
00:14:59.780 And so you move somewhere else
00:15:00.980 where you think your life is going to improve.
00:15:04.180 And you bring it with you.
00:15:06.860 And then when somebody says something about it, they're, they're labeled as bigots, racists.
00:15:15.180 This is the oath of citizenship that you take when you become a Canadian citizen.
00:15:23.480 Have you guys looked at this at all?
00:15:26.900 I, you know, I'm going to sit here and say to you, I admit that I hadn't looked at this
00:15:32.460 probably since I was a kid in school.
00:15:34.900 and i was shocked to see how flimsy it is this is the oath this comes right from the government
00:15:42.440 website canada.ca the oath of citizenship i swear or affirm because you can affirm these days you
00:15:50.660 don't have to swear to god you can just affirm that i will be faithful and bear true allegiance
00:15:57.440 to His Majesty King Charles III,
00:16:00.280 King of Canada,
00:16:03.580 is heirs and successors,
00:16:06.060 and that I will faithfully observe
00:16:08.020 the laws of Canada,
00:16:09.320 including the Constitution,
00:16:10.820 which recognizes and affirms
00:16:13.040 the aboriginal and treaty rights
00:16:15.700 of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples,
00:16:18.780 and fulfill my duties as a Canadian citizen.
00:16:22.920 Whatever that means.
00:16:25.680 Whatever that means.
00:16:27.440 It was about six years ago that Don Cherry was unceremoniously fired from his job as
00:16:35.880 a hockey analyst with Sportsnet and before that CBC because of these comments.
00:16:40.480 I said, I'm not going to run the poppy thing anymore because what's the sense?
00:16:44.260 I live in Mississauga, nobody wears, very few people wear a poppy.
00:16:50.000 Downtown Toronto, forget it, downtown Toronto, nobody wears a poppy and I'm not going to
00:16:53.980 He says, wait a minute. How about running it for the people that buy them?
00:16:57.900 Now, you go to the small cities and, you know, you know, those the rolls on rolls.
00:17:03.020 You people love you. They come here, whatever it is.
00:17:06.240 You love our way of life. You love our milk and honey.
00:17:09.140 At least you can pay a couple of bucks for poppies or something like that.
00:17:13.400 These guys pay for your way of life that you enjoy in Canada.
00:17:17.600 These guys paid the biggest price.
00:17:20.540 Anyhow, I'm going to run it again for you great people and good Canadians that bought
00:17:24.980 a poppy.
00:17:25.740 I'm still going to run it.
00:17:27.600 Anyhow.
00:17:28.220 I'll be for it.
00:17:30.740 Now, that wasn't specifically about immigration.
00:17:35.200 That was about people not wearing a poppy because they don't know that they're supposed
00:17:40.120 to.
00:17:40.640 They don't know what it means because they're brand new in this country.
00:17:43.740 But that oath of citizenship tells them nothing.
00:17:49.000 Nothing.
00:17:50.540 what do you have to do to become a citizen here in Canada? 1.00
00:17:56.460 Take that stupid oath? 1.00
00:17:58.280 Means absolutely zero? 1.00
00:18:01.600 Now, Don Cherry was talking about the disrespect 0.92
00:18:04.020 that newcomers to our country show, 1.00
00:18:07.200 or the lack of respect they show. 0.99
00:18:10.220 And he said, you people.
00:18:13.760 And by you people, I suppose he was talking to these people
00:18:17.760 that were rioting and attacking each other over Indian politics, pretty much, or religious issues
00:18:23.860 or whatever they are, that have somehow spilled into our country. And thanks to Justin Trudeau,
00:18:31.060 they have gone completely and totally out of control. Don Cherry was let go from Sportsnet
00:18:38.600 because he refused to go on the air the following weekend and apologize. He could have gone back.
00:18:44.000 all he had to do was say i'm sorry for those comments that i made now he was wrong in that
00:18:51.000 he's blaming the immigrants you don't blame the immigrants if they're legal they're here
00:18:58.800 legally you can't blame them because they're just following the system what you do is you blame
00:19:05.540 the people in charge of the system so that was the one small mistake that don made
00:19:13.260 and this was the reaction from this tv show on ctv that's called the social i'm not sure if it's
00:19:20.100 on the air still but listen to this woke diatribe this is what 2018 i think 2017 even watch this
00:19:27.420 begin with this uh don cherry is not backing down from the words that got him fired from sports net
00:19:34.320 yesterday so uh in an interview with toronto radio station news talk 1010 cherry said he could
00:19:41.640 He should have stayed on, but he won't take back
00:19:44.140 his comments about new Canadians
00:19:46.200 or you people not wearing poppies.
00:19:49.320 And so we're gonna dive into the question
00:19:51.680 why this has caused a firestorm across the country.
00:19:55.800 This has hit a nerve either on one side or on the other.
00:19:59.460 Why do we think this is?
00:20:01.420 I think it struck a nerve
00:20:02.380 because I'm told he's a Canadian icon
00:20:04.860 and he's a symbol of the great sport of hockey,
00:20:06.840 which is the sport that unites us across this country.
00:20:11.640 Alright, how clueless do you have to be, to have to be told that Don Cherry at this stage
00:20:17.320 of the game, just five, six years ago, that he's a Canadian icon? 1.00
00:20:21.880 Already you know this person with the mouth wide open here on the screen is a moron. 0.99
00:20:25.880 And that narrative is the one that strikes a nerve with me, because I don't worship 0.99
00:20:30.780 at the altar of hockey, I never have, and maybe it's because of where I grew up, and
00:20:36.880 going to a couple different universities, there's a certain type of person in my mind, in my
00:20:41.640 Well, by the way, just so you guys are fully aware, this is Marcy Ian on the far left here,
00:20:46.440 used to be on this show. Now, I believe she is the minister of wokeness in Canada. Marcy Ian,
00:20:52.640 right there on the far left. Qualified to be a minister in our government.
00:20:58.400 Who does? And they all tended to be white boys who weren't, let's say, very nice. They were not 0.99
00:21:05.020 generally thoughtful. They were often bullies. Their parents were able to afford to put them,
00:21:09.800 You know, spend $5,000 a year on minor hockey
00:21:12.560 instead of, $5,000 is a lot of money.
00:21:14.360 You can do other things besides spending your time
00:21:16.760 in an arena.
00:21:17.600 You can go on a trip and learn about the world.
00:21:19.540 See other things, eh?
00:21:20.920 You know, like it's, the place is a,
00:21:23.760 the world is a big place.
00:21:24.860 Maybe get sight out of that bubble.
00:21:26.700 And for me, Don Cherry is the walking
00:21:29.080 and talking representative of that type.
00:21:31.980 And he's the type of person that now people want to like,
00:21:34.940 and I know he's done some good things,
00:21:36.560 but at the same time when someone good
00:21:38.040 is also able to make fun of people who believe in climate science, who's also able to be like
00:21:43.880 six years ago. People who believe in climate science? Like it's proven? Like it is absolutely
00:21:51.620 fact. The world is burning. The way she said that is galling. Whether he's charming or not,
00:21:58.300 but he's still a bigot and a misogynist when you're, you know, to have those two things,
00:22:03.120 Like, I dismiss those people.
00:22:05.500 I mean, I find it embarrassing.
00:22:07.780 I find it embarrassing that there's a big chunk of the country that is so upset about this.
00:22:12.160 Hockey doesn't mean anything to me.
00:22:13.620 I'm sorry.
00:22:14.220 It's not part of my Canada.
00:22:15.260 And you're still a great Canadian.
00:22:15.660 And I'm still a great Canadian.
00:22:17.340 Yeah.
00:22:18.640 All right.
00:22:20.560 It's been a slippery slope right down the hill ever since then, my friends.
00:22:24.840 Don Cherry, to me, represents...
00:22:29.260 he represents the fiber the backbone of what this country is or at least used to be
00:22:38.480 and those people that she is talking about those people are us those people are everyday canadians
00:22:45.260 and not everybody can just afford to throw five thousand dollars down on their kids hockey
00:22:50.400 equipment some people scrimp and save for that to make their kids happy to get their kids involved
00:22:55.900 in a team sport that's going to build their character for the rest of their lives or let
00:23:00.800 them go out and have fun. And there she is judging these guys, these white boys who play hockey
00:23:09.160 based upon the fact they're hockey players and they're white. 0.50
00:23:15.440 Could that have been the beginnings of wokeness in Canada? I think probably, 0.54
00:23:19.840 aside from Trudeau becoming the prime minister in 2015, things started to shift just a year,
00:23:26.960 maybe less after that happened. And then these kinds of shows started coming up.
00:23:33.240 And Don Cherry got fired or was given an ultimatum. He chose to stay off because he
00:23:38.260 wasn't going to apologize for his words. And you want to know what, Mr. Cherry? I absolutely
00:23:42.780 fully respect you 100 percent and as for your ex-partner there spine made of freshly boiled
00:23:52.160 pasta what a weak weak man ron mcclain showed himself to be sad situation but we lost don
00:24:02.180 cherry and look what happened to masculinity across this country look at it now when you see
00:24:07.400 young kids like i'm out all the time right i'm just doing things all the time you see the young
00:24:13.480 kids 14 15 year old boys most of them are flabby feminine these are the ones i see
00:24:22.260 now i might be completely wrong but i'm noticing that a lot more are you
00:24:27.380 or am i crazy never used to be like that but also remember they've removed bullying from
00:24:35.520 schools these days as well and i'm not going to sit here and advocate for bullying but i will say
00:24:40.860 that hey i got bullied in school and i smartened the hell up because i just didn't want to be made
00:24:46.740 fun of anymore so maybe maybe just maybe bullying was an acid test for us as kids
00:24:54.280 as long as it didn't go too far incredible all right next story canada proposed a sharp cut in
00:25:05.100 oil and gas sector emissions by 2030. This is a story from Reuters, as you can see.
00:25:10.880 This came out today. The Liberals are trying to actually remove oil and gas from Canada's economy.
00:25:19.000 The Canadian government released draft regulations today that would cap emissions of greenhouse
00:25:24.580 gases from the oil and gas sector at 35 percent below 2019 levels by 2030. What a shocker,
00:25:32.860 drawing condemnation from the industry that said it will force a production cut.
00:25:36.820 Oil and gas is Canada's highest polluting industry, Reuters says,
00:25:41.280 and its emissions continue to rise, undercutting progress in many other parts of the economy.
00:25:46.940 This is obviously a statement from the Liberal government that Reuters didn't bother looking into.
00:25:53.620 Ottawa will likely fall short of its commitment to reduce emissions by 40 to 50 percent from 2005 levels by 2030,
00:26:00.680 unless the oil and gas sector intensifies efforts to decarbonize and so there was debate in the
00:26:07.720 house of commons today cap will do is make other countries richer while making canadians poor
00:26:12.920 that's something this prime minister is so good at consider this gdp per capita in canada down
00:26:17.960 in the us it's up nine years ago average wages in the us and canada were almost identical now an
00:26:23.640 american worker brings home 22 000 more than their canadian counterpart and half a trillion
00:26:30.600 dollars in investments has fled Canada to the United States, creating bigger
00:26:34.100 paychecks for American workers, all because of this Prime Minister's high
00:26:37.360 taxes and massive deficits. The Prime Minister is the number one job creator
00:26:41.400 in the United States. So instead of helping the Canadian economy, why not
00:26:45.180 fight for Canada for one?
00:26:46.400 Mr. Speaker, maybe the member opposite should take the time to actually read the
00:26:50.280 information about the pollution cap. Production is forecast to increase 16
00:26:56.080 percent by 2030, Mr. Speaker. So this idea that we're somehow cutting production is simply not
00:27:03.060 true. Wait a minute. You want to cap emissions to 35 percent below 2019 levels by 2030, but you're
00:27:13.040 somehow increasing them. This guy's no good at math. I mean, he's shown that over and over again
00:27:21.080 through this whole carbon tax fiasco there was committee meetings over this as well let's watch
00:27:26.600 how many jobs canadian jobs will be lost with your job killing uh oil and gas cap
00:27:32.620 um i was under the clearly mistaken impression that we were here to talk about the tmx pipeline
00:27:41.260 a pipeline which we got built and the conservative government didn't and since we're talking about
00:27:47.180 jobs i'm glad to point out especially 35 000 jobs were created during the building you know it's
00:27:53.540 interesting that christia freeland i was under the clearly mistaken impression that we always
00:27:59.240 tries to hijack the content of these committee meetings even though she's the one being questioned
00:28:05.360 she's the witness she's supposed to answer the questions from committee i was clearly under the
00:28:11.540 impression we would be talking about the TSX pipeline. Yeah, we might. But for now, I'm asking
00:28:20.600 you how many jobs will be lost because of these ridiculous emission caps that you plan to put on
00:28:26.360 Canadians. We're here to talk about the TMX pipeline, a pipeline which we got built and the
00:28:31.540 Conservative government didn't. And since we're talking about jobs, I'm glad to point out 35,000
00:28:38.460 jobs were created during the building of the pipeline okay and that's great how many jobs
00:28:42.780 will be lost with the emissions cap i just need the number minister there will be tens of thousands
00:28:48.300 of jobs created as a result of the emissions cap if you just look at the shell polaris project the
00:28:53.500 stratcona project the uh the pathways project that we all hope will move ahead all the jobs
00:28:58.220 that were created through the implementation so they're talking about this new green economy and
00:29:02.780 these new jobs they're creating through wind power and solar power and that's never going to
00:29:10.220 last it's not sustainable even though it's classified as sustainable which is outrageous
00:29:15.300 but let's continue reduction technologies this is an enormous opportunity that will create tens of
00:29:20.720 thousands of jobs in alberta you see it with lindy you see it with their products you see it with
00:29:24.820 dow and this first net zero petrochemical facility you see it with the imperial biofuel facility
00:29:29.360 just my goodness i mean go and have a look at what's happening on the ground a number if you
00:29:33.200 don't have the number just say so tens of thousands okay so you're saying tens of thousands of jobs
00:29:41.280 will be created deloitte has estimated that 110 000 jobs will be lost in canada due to your job
00:29:49.280 killing oil and gas cap are you confirming today that tens of thousands of jobs will be more than
00:29:55.120 110 000 jobs that you've that you're going to drive away from canada yes or no i just need a
00:29:59.760 yes or no look um the oil and gas gap is intended to incent economic activity and the long-term
00:30:05.460 competitiveness of the oil and gas sector while doing what we need to do to address the climate
00:30:10.160 issue all right so do you notice a certain smugness glibness from these liberal mps and
00:30:19.120 cabinet ministers, they seem to be becoming more arrogant as they fall further down in the polling.
00:30:27.440 It's remarkable to me. But then again, a party, a business, whatever it is, a team will always
00:30:37.500 take on the personality eventually of their leader, won't they? And so these liberals
00:30:44.060 are learning, by example, from Justin Trudeau. It's absolutely astounding to me. So let's throw
00:30:52.960 this up on the screen. I was thinking, you know, Jagmeet saying he's a sellout. He's never, ever
00:30:58.460 going to not support the liberals. So it doesn't matter how much ranting and raving and saber
00:31:03.820 rattling the bloc and the conservatives do about bringing down this minority liberal NDP government.
00:31:09.380 the bottom line is they don't have the numbers to do it. But the NDP released this statement
00:31:14.060 today regarding this oil and gas cap, this emissions cap by 2030, 2035. And they say
00:31:22.020 they're not happy, but they're not happy because the liberals sold out. They say the liberals have
00:31:27.920 left their watered down emissions cap to the 11th hour, all to cave to rich CEOs. Laurel Collins is
00:31:34.520 the NDP environment and climate change critic. And she made the following statement in reaction
00:31:39.180 of the Liberals' watered-down emission cap plan.
00:31:41.640 Canadians are living with the consequences
00:31:43.280 of the climate crisis.
00:31:46.340 It was raining today in Manitoba, by the way.
00:31:49.200 Chilly, typical November weather.
00:31:52.420 They want to see the government taking real action,
00:31:54.740 but for close to a decade,
00:31:56.060 the Liberals have caved to rich oil and gas CEOs
00:31:59.320 on climate measures,
00:32:00.480 and this emissions cap is no different.
00:32:02.800 The Liberals have delayed this cap until the 11th hour
00:32:05.500 and are giving Canada's biggest polluters room
00:32:07.700 to keep polluting with no limits.
00:32:10.380 The timing and the math don't make sense.
00:32:12.480 So maybe, just maybe,
00:32:16.300 the liberals will vote to bring the government down
00:32:19.660 for exactly the opposite reason
00:32:21.960 that the conservatives wanted.
00:32:24.480 Well, the exact opposite of one of the many reasons
00:32:27.720 that the conservatives want to see the liberals go down.
00:32:31.460 Maybe, maybe, maybe Jagmeet Singh is looking for an excuse
00:32:36.060 to get off this political hook that he himself has put himself and his party on.
00:32:42.600 If you look at the latest polls, they show that the Conservatives are well in front,
00:32:46.740 42, 43 percent as compared to the Liberals hovering around 23 or 24 percent and the NDP
00:32:53.120 somewhere at 18 or 19 percent. Now, let's have a look at that. You would think with the weakness
00:32:57.580 of the Liberal Party, I mean, they are weak. They are flagging. Still, 23 or 24 percent of Canadians
00:33:05.160 would vote for them. Don't you think that the NDP, this is a golden opportunity for that party,
00:33:11.060 that left-wing Marxist party, to maybe make some hay at the liberals' expense, but they can't 1.00
00:33:18.240 because they have a moron as their leader. It's remarkable. And if you combine their totals 1.00
00:33:26.860 together, what you come up with is about 41 or 42 percent, which is still behind the conservatives.
00:33:33.220 Now, if you put the liberals and the NDP together on the ticket, if that party decides or those parties decide they want to merge into one party, then you can take away 10 percent of their vote.
00:33:42.540 The last poll I saw was from NDP and liberal voters.
00:33:46.780 If those two parties decided to merge, they wouldn't vote for it because it would somehow betray their allegiances.
00:33:54.960 So you take away 10 percent, maybe more.
00:33:58.540 And now you're talking about 30 percent of people voting Marxist in this country.
00:34:02.460 and maybe another 5% voting conservative.
00:34:06.600 So now you're talking about 46, 47% voting for polyhub.
00:34:10.740 That would be a clear-cut majority across the board.
00:34:14.040 I am not saying that there is a political solution to this mess,
00:34:18.320 but the situation there would be a lot better than it currently is,
00:34:22.240 as these people have us heading at breakneck speed to globalist land.
00:34:28.280 Let's throw this up on the screen here.
00:34:29.800 human trafficking. I'm not sure if you guys realize that it is a problem here in Canada.
00:34:35.360 This comes right from the government website, 150statscan.gc.ca. In 2023, 570 human trafficking
00:34:45.860 incidents were reported to police. That's only the ones reported to police, which was a slight
00:34:51.260 decrease from the 597 reported in 2022. There was also a decrease in the rate of human trafficking,
00:34:57.520 1.4, excuse me, 1.4 incidents per 100,000 population in 2023 compared with 1.5 in 2022.
00:35:07.440 So most of the human trafficking in Canada happens in these five metro areas. Can you name them?
00:35:19.660 Can you name, I'm going to throw this up into the comments. I want to see what you guys have to say.
00:35:24.120 By the way, I've got a 20-minute excerpt of the interview that I did with Jason Christophe to play for you guys before the end of the show tonight.
00:35:33.240 The entire thing is available for all access members at shadowdavis.com.
00:35:36.940 Don't forget to get this out there, like, share, get it out to as many people as you possibly can.
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00:35:45.060 Toronto is number one, Ellen says.
00:35:47.800 Anybody else got any thoughts on this?
00:35:50.020 Or is Ellen the only one?
00:35:51.240 vancouver lucette says kurt says saskatoon toronto anybody else winnipeg karen says
00:35:59.860 no you're going to be surprised windsor vancouver grand prairie calgary
00:36:06.660 you got to think about border cities and you've got to think about coastal cities
00:36:13.420 all right let's get back to this here what are the big five these five cities are responsible
00:36:22.700 for nearly half of all the human trafficking in canada and so here they are from 2013 to 2023
00:36:30.120 five cmas census metropolitan areas accounted for almost half of police reported incidents
00:36:37.720 and they are Toronto leading. Ottawa is next, which surprises me. Halifax, Montreal, and London,
00:36:48.980 Ontario. It's important to note that police reported data do not capture victim mobility,
00:36:55.700 that is, victims may have been trafficked from one area to another. In addition, the data could
00:37:00.480 reflect police practices and resources aimed at better identifying human trafficking incidents,
00:37:05.060 which can vary from one jurisdiction to another it's a shame that this is going on but with the
00:37:10.580 open borders policy that justin trudeau has it's not surprising another piece here from a government
00:37:19.640 website this one from the crtc share your thoughts on a temporary fund to support local news production
00:37:25.960 by commercial radio stations so they want to know if we think a temporary fund to be administered
00:37:34.420 by the Canadian Association of Broadcasters
00:37:37.300 that would support local news production
00:37:39.020 by commercial radio stations
00:37:40.480 outside of Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver,
00:37:43.160 Calgary, Edmonton, and Ottawa.
00:37:45.380 This consultation comes after the decision
00:37:47.240 on base contributions issued June 4th of this year
00:37:50.240 and the recognition of the immediate need for funding
00:37:52.940 to help provide timely relief to commercial radio stations.
00:37:57.040 Share your thoughts on the CAB's plan
00:37:59.240 to administer the fund.
00:38:01.140 My goodness.
00:38:02.180 they want to give even more of our money to commercial radio stations radio stations by
00:38:10.360 the way that all told you what you need to do a few years ago if you want to remain a part of
00:38:17.860 canadian society all of these radio stations are complicit and now they want to pay them with our
00:38:25.840 money because they can't make any money on their own they can't go their sales people cannot go
00:38:30.980 into the streets, into the businesses of the city they're in, and say, hey, you want to advertise
00:38:35.860 on my radio station? Good value for the money. They'll get laughed right out of the room.
00:38:42.200 Laughed right out of the room. And that goes for all of the national and regional news networks as
00:38:50.600 well. CTV, Global, CBC especially, even Rogers City News. They're all jokes. They're all fake
00:38:59.060 news we know it and and look at this look at this headline here from ctv news in calgary
00:39:03.620 over the weekend they say thousands attend rally at city hall opposing the united conservative
00:39:10.240 party's trans rights policy zone by the way daniel smith got 91.5 percent of the vote at the
00:39:16.780 ucp uh get together this past weekend they're going to keep her as leader there's no question
00:39:21.980 there thousands attend rally at city hall opposing ucp's trans right policies so i've been to a lot
00:39:30.160 of these rallies before you know over the past few years but you know the rallies i went to were all
00:39:36.040 about human rights and our charter rights pretty much and i can't say that we got thousands every
00:39:45.260 single time but i know what three thousand looks like i know what four thousand five thousand looks
00:39:49.660 Like, I know what it looked like when the convoy rolled through Winnipeg.
00:39:54.580 Thousands and thousands of people out there in the minus 35.
00:39:57.980 Seriously, it was that cold when they came rolling through and there were thousands of us there to greet them.
00:40:04.400 Now, CTV provides us this one picture.
00:40:08.760 And I'm just, does that look like thousands to you?
00:40:16.180 Now, it's not a tiny crowd.
00:40:19.660 But it certainly doesn't look like thousands to me.
00:40:24.420 Maybe a couple hundred.
00:40:26.460 I don't know, but they don't give us any angles.
00:40:30.500 But they say an expected crowd of 2,000 people showed up at City Hall
00:40:34.160 supporting the rights of trans people in the province, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:40:39.860 So they tell us 2,000 people, estimated. 0.98
00:40:44.160 But during the Freedom Convoy rallies all across the country as they were rolling,
00:40:49.660 they would come out these, these local news organizations. And there were, there were
00:40:56.380 thousands of people out there and they would say dozens, dozens of people, and they would set up
00:41:00.800 their shot. So they would get, take the crowd out of it. And they would show you instead a desolate
00:41:07.240 snow bank in the background. They are dishonest. They continue to be dishonest, even though they
00:41:13.840 get called out on it time and time and time again. They are shameless. They have no souls. 0.99
00:41:21.780 They are not to be trusted. If you have cable, cancel it. There is no reason for you to watch
00:41:30.480 any of this nonsense ever again, period, period. It's just a mind control device. The interview,
00:41:38.620 or at least the interview snippet with Jason Kristoff is coming up in just a second. Our
00:41:43.480 friend Kellyanne Annette Puri with D-Trans Alliance of Canada went to this rally in Alberta
00:41:51.740 this past weekend. She says, I was at the AB legislature today, which is again this past
00:41:56.380 weekend, Saturday, and had the unique opportunity to turn around and introduce myself to Janice
00:42:02.060 Irwin. Now Janice is the whatever, man, woman, NDP, MLA. I think she's based in Edmonton.
00:42:09.340 Kelly says, I openly acknowledge to Janice that D-Trans Alliance Canada is a small grassroots organization without government funding, employees, or a physical office location.
00:42:20.460 She goes on to say, when I asked Janice what Janice would do to amplify the voices of Albertan D-Transitioners as they are the marginalized of the marginalized, Janice turned and walked away.
00:42:35.580 What a shocker.
00:42:36.980 Hey, this is something that John Rustad, the leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of BC, posted on X just about three hours ago.
00:42:46.460 Interesting. Elections BC has revealed that a ballot box containing 861 votes went entirely uncounted, along with 14 unreported votes in Surrey Guildford, which is a crucial writing narrowly won by the NDP.
00:43:02.500 He goes on to say, well, I am not disputing the final outcome pending remaining judicial recounts.
00:43:10.940 Why should he even have to say that?
00:43:12.980 Because he knows the left-wing corporate media are going to attack him.
00:43:22.000 It's clear that mistakes like these severely undermine public trust in our electoral process.
00:43:26.840 This is an unprecedented failure by the very institution responsible for ensuring the fairness and accuracy of our elections at a time when confidence in election integrity is more fragile than ever, ever before.
00:43:41.560 British Columbians deserve assurance that every vote counts and that these errors are corrected.
00:43:46.420 This is why I'm calling for an independent review to ensure these types of mistakes never happen again.
00:43:52.240 democracy is too sacred to allow trust to erode to the lows that we see today and he's got a point
00:43:59.280 oh you know what i should have thrown this up before that story i'm sorry because it would
00:44:03.600 have made a great connection with the transing thing but you know that boxer at the olympics
00:44:09.120 that male boxer who won the female boxing gold medal uh iman khalif well it turns out 0.76
00:44:16.160 algerian boxer iman khalif has xy chromosomes and testicles
00:44:22.240 French-Algerian medical report admits.
00:44:31.200 I don't know if this is a shocking development or a new development.
00:44:35.200 I think we all knew this back then.
00:44:36.520 And really, all you have to do is look.
00:44:40.180 Anyway, they say this shocking new development has emerged in the case of Algerian boxer,
00:44:45.240 Amin Khalif, after a French journalist reportedly gained access to a damning medical report.
00:44:50.740 Remember, this report was sealed up during the Olympics. 0.99
00:44:55.520 Revealing Khalif has testicles. 0.98
00:45:04.760 You know, I can't even believe I have to sit here and tell you guys about this. 0.99
00:45:11.780 I can't believe it. 0.89
00:45:13.240 Who would have thought that we would ever come to this level of total ridiculousness? 0.71
00:45:20.740 The news comes months after Khalif seized the gold medal, blah, blah, blah. 0.82
00:45:25.680 This report was drafted in June of 2023 via a collaboration between the Kremlin
00:45:30.500 Bicetre Hospital in Paris and the Mohamed Lamine Degabhin Hospital in Algiers, Algeria.
00:45:38.380 Drafted by expert endocrinologists Sumeya Fadala and Jacques Young, the report reveals that Khalif
00:45:45.120 is impacted by a 5-alpha reductase deficiency, a disorder of sexual development that's only found
00:45:52.020 in biological males. The genetic abnormality influences the normal development of a child's
00:45:59.540 sexual organs. At birth, male babies impacted by 5-alpha are often incorrectly assigned female
00:46:05.820 due to the presence of deformed genitalia that sometimes takes on the appearance of a blind
00:46:10.200 vaginal pouch. So look, I don't want to sit here and go blaming Iman Khalif 0.83
00:46:17.760 for thinking that she was a girl because that's what her parents did to her or him.
00:46:26.180 Whatever. Really, his personal life is none of our concern. It's when he gets into the boxing ring
00:46:34.220 and starts fighting women that he's clearly stronger and faster than that it becomes a
00:46:41.920 problem it's really incredible and the level of of denial about this and obfuscation
00:46:50.240 when this was all going on was mind-blowing mind-blowing to me it's embarrassing really
00:46:59.960 completely and totally embarrassing next story watch attorney general uh sorry attorney michael
00:47:08.980 connet deposed the experts on the safety of fluoride in drinking water after new data shows
00:47:15.420 links to lower iq in kids whoa moving through you know the 40s 50s 60s and into the 80s
00:47:22.460 the standards around fluoride you were able to depose um one of the experts at one of the
00:47:28.200 specialist at the NSF, the National Sanitation Foundation. And just to give people, you know,
00:47:33.100 like a fly on the wall view of what you were looking at and how you were speaking to these
00:47:38.840 people in court, we have a video of this and we're talking about the safety standards of fluoride.
00:47:42.560 Let's take a look. So I'm moving now to topic seven of the deposition notice, which reads what
00:47:49.080 NSF has done, if anything, to determine the potential for fluoridation chemicals to cause
00:47:54.920 neurotoxic effects. So let me ask you, has NSF taken any steps to determine the potential for
00:48:04.660 fluoridation chemicals to cause neurotoxic effects? No. Does NSF have any position on
00:48:12.160 whether fluoridation chemicals can cause neurotoxic effects? Since we have not conducted
00:48:17.280 our own risk assessment on the fluoridation chemicals, we do not have a position on whether
00:48:22.120 are able to cause neurotoxic effects. Okay. Has NSF taken any steps to determine the upper tolerable
00:48:30.540 daily dose of fluoride that will not cause neurotoxic effects in humans? We have not.
00:48:37.040 Does the NSF have a position on what the upper tolerable daily dose of fluoride that will not
00:48:42.480 cause neurotoxic effects is? Since we have not conducted risk assessments on any of the
00:48:48.340 fluoridation chemicals, we do not have a position on a daily dose that would be appropriate to
00:48:54.520 prevent or to reduce the risk for neurotoxic effects from fluoride exposure. Now, she was
00:49:01.980 from the NSF, and that's kind of like a company. It's a company. It's something outside of the
00:49:07.900 government. This is something that regulates these chemicals in things like water. So did 0.95
00:49:12.620 you find that astonishing when she answered like that? Well, I didn't find it astonishing. It's
00:49:17.320 what I expected, but it was good to have it confirmed. The NSF is a private organization
00:49:22.200 that certifies the chemicals that are added to drinking water. EPA delegated that authority to
00:49:29.700 them in the 1980s. But I asked those same questions to the EPA, to the CDC, and to the FDA,
00:49:42.880 As well as to the three major companies in this country that sell fluoridation chemicals to water municipalities for fluoridation.
00:49:52.340 I asked all of them, can you point me to any study that shows that adding fluoridation chemicals to drinking water is safe for the brain?
00:50:06.100 Just one.
00:50:06.840 I wasn't asking for hundreds.
00:50:08.580 I was just asking for one.
00:50:09.900 And every one of those organizations came back and said, we are not aware of any safety data on that point. And to put that in perspective, in local debates on fluoridation, the proponents of this practice will often say, there's thousands of studies, thousands of studies that show that fluoridation is safe, right?
00:50:34.360 And here I had the opportunity under penalty of perjury to ask these organizations, I'm not asking you for thousands of studies. Can you point me to one study on this particular issue of the effects on the brain, neurological effects? Can you point me to any study that shows that water fluoridation is safe? And every single one of those organizations came back and said, no.
00:50:56.220 Wow. This reminds me for our audience will probably remember this. Can you show me a Vax versus un-Vax study of chronic illness in children? The robust data, they really can't produce those. Let's talk about the EPA because you sat down with Dr. Joyce Donahue. You didn't sit down with her. You deposed her. And you were kind of asking the same questions about these safety standards. Surely the EPA, a top scientist at the EPA, would have some answer for you if a private company didn't. Here's what she had to say.
00:51:23.560 you would agree that this study right here adds further reason why we need to do a reassessment
00:51:30.980 of the fluoride safety standards in the United States? I think it's a reason for doing not just
00:51:39.880 the United States. I think it's a reason for doing an update to the fluoride assessment.
00:51:45.860 Everywhere. Well, for anybody who's interested in fluoride and the need for
00:51:52.940 regulation of fluoride exposure. Right. And anyone interested in making sure that
00:52:00.200 fluoride is safe for consumption? That people are not overexposed. Right. Okay.
00:52:08.460 So obviously this is a problem now where you're, you're picking up rocks and you're saying, well,
00:52:13.240 someone, does someone have an answer for me here? Because I'm, I'm really concerned. We have a lot
00:52:17.740 of data showing this. This is lowering, it's hurting children. It's lowering their IQ, but no
00:52:21.940 seems to have a standard anywhere I can find. Right. And so what I did there with Dr. Donahue
00:52:27.600 is I showed her some of the new studies on IQ, some of the birth cohort studies, high quality
00:52:34.080 studies funded by the NIH, which have found that prenatal fluoride exposure is significantly
00:52:40.320 correlated with reductions in IQ. I showed her those studies and she agreed that they're high
00:52:45.860 quality studies, and that they warrant a reassessment of all of the safety standards
00:52:51.500 that we now have for fluoride. So, you know, the court took note of that testimony and found it
00:52:57.820 significant. Yeah. Correlation does not equal causation, they say. I personally think that
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00:54:07.000 the contact tab at canada nanosilver.com so some are suggesting that tomorrow is the big election
00:54:14.720 right i'm sure you know about that big presidential big senatorial uh house of representatives
00:54:21.240 governors ships on the line big huge election down there so people want to know well you know
00:54:27.400 the last election we didn't get the results like overnight and then next day and then there was
00:54:31.680 controversy and dispute and the big problem at january 6th people want to know when the 2024
00:54:37.060 presidential election results will be announced and so i went looking and i found something here
00:54:42.980 on u.s news and they say uh the election comes down to a handful of swing states as we know i
00:54:50.820 I think they're Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, North Carolina, Georgia, Nevada, and Arizona.
00:55:02.440 Those are the big seven.
00:55:04.420 So what are they saying?
00:55:08.420 It depends.
00:55:12.920 It depends on how close these races are.
00:55:17.380 if the election turns out to be as close as the polls make it out to be. I don't think it is.
00:55:23.140 Don't expect a quick call. Two swing states in particular, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin,
00:55:27.880 don't allow mail-in ballot processing to start until election day. If it's very close,
00:55:33.780 then you need to make sure it goes down to the end. Maybe there's a recount, all of that
00:55:37.160 mechanical stuff that takes time. You can bet that these voting machines will have
00:55:41.380 breakdowns along the way they always do so it could take days could take days even longer says
00:55:49.760 hans noel a political science professor at georgetown university an estimated 75 million
00:55:57.180 voters cast their ballots early states of different rules for counting mail-in ballots
00:56:02.040 and absentee ballots for example mail-ins in nevada must be postmarked blah blah blah blah
00:56:06.420 bottom line is it may not be called tomorrow night unless it is a landslide and i'm not sure
00:56:15.780 if it's going to be a landslide or not some some are saying it's going to be a trump whitewash
00:56:21.500 other people are saying it's going to be close there's a pollster who called iowa for kamala
00:56:27.360 harris yesterday that's the first poll in the last year that shows iowa going blue which is
00:56:35.600 crazy it's crazy this is coming up in the extension tonight this video here did operation
00:56:43.740 warp speed stop the fema camps so for you all access viewers you're going to see that in just
00:56:52.820 a few minutes on shadow davis.com as promised here is the clip from the jason christophe mind
00:56:59.540 control expert interview from earlier today all this is programmed into people using standard
00:57:10.020 mind control tactics because if they poisoned you it's the same thing as the invisible enemy
00:57:16.900 versus the real enemy if they showed up with thugs on your lawn on a friday night held you down
00:57:23.380 and force fed you harveys and and beer you'd be like hey hey hey whoa whoa whoa what are you guys
00:57:31.940 doing here this can't there's something nefarious going on here but if i can trick you through
00:57:38.820 standard mind control operations just like the way those people stole cars when they watched
00:57:44.660 gone in 60 seconds i can mind control you to poison yourself how confusing is it then that
00:57:51.780 you can't stop. And then I get my way anyway because you're weak. And then I'm going to 0.99
00:57:57.620 fabricate the next fake crisis. And I'm going to control all the content of your movies and TV
00:58:04.320 shows and government announcements. And because of you and your weakened state, because you're
00:58:08.420 poisoning yourself by your own hand, you're more compliant. So I'm going to get my way with you
00:58:13.480 all the time so this what we call self-sabotage is simply an extension of these mind control
00:58:23.560 modalities i'm going to tell you how powerful mind control can be if someone doesn't think
00:58:29.080 that they can be tricked to become an alcoholic let me tell you something there's a made for
00:58:37.020 netflix special called the push and i will send it to you shadow after we're done today
00:58:43.420 it's a one hour presentation netflix hired one of the best mind control experts in the world
00:58:51.340 but he uses it for entertainment knows how to make his money his name is darren brown and he
00:58:57.820 is out of the uk so he fabric and this isn't his first special this is just i don't know the he's
00:59:05.740 done so many this one people really need to watch so he fabricates a scenario all scripts it out
00:59:13.580 months in advance there's 70 actors and there's one mind control victim the mind control victim
00:59:21.740 has no idea what's going on and although this special is one hour long and they clip it all
00:59:29.980 together sort of the mind control operation was about two two hours long and during this
00:59:37.980 two hour net you know the filming this mind control victim and these 70 actors these 70 actors
00:59:45.660 pushed all the mind control modalities that i've been talking about so far one on top of the other
00:59:52.300 of this mind control victim fear repetitive content poisoning group pressure social pressure
01:00:00.380 and it mounts and it mounts and it mounts and regardless of how this happens the end scene
01:00:07.820 is on the top of a 10-story building you'll have to watch how it got there and there's an old man
01:00:16.140 on top of the 10-story building, he's on the side of the wall, the precipice, he's got his feet
01:00:25.140 dangling over. And the group is really, these actors are really working the mind control
01:00:33.380 modalities on this poor mind control victim. And for the mind control victim to make sure to
01:00:42.580 remove his group pressure all he has to do is go push that old man off the side of the building
01:00:50.100 now don't worry they're all actors including the old man it's not an old man it's a stuntman and
01:00:58.680 he's in hollywood makeup and he's young and he's harnessed but you can't see the harnesses
01:01:03.820 this example was run four times three out of the four people murdered the man live on video
01:01:13.960 that's with two hours of mind control impregnation whoever's listening to this you've been under
01:01:25.060 similar mind control operations since the day you flew out of the womb so if they can make someone
01:01:32.600 kill another human being in only two hours. And again, the guy was harnessed. And when the mind
01:01:41.200 control victim pushed the guy off the side of the building, killing them, a lot of psychiatrists
01:01:45.960 and psychologists came out and said, hey, you know what, this Darren Brown, you're on a show,
01:01:50.600 you didn't really kill the guy. Very unethical. But it can show the power of what these modalities
01:01:58.780 are capable of so don't ever be surprised that they got three billion people to line up and
01:02:05.420 participate in what they participated in because it's child's play if you know the way the group
01:02:11.980 pressure works the only reason the three out of the four people in the push murdered the old man
01:02:20.140 live on tv was because of group pressure that was it because we want to be accepted by the group
01:02:28.780 And if the pressure is high enough and the fear is high enough, we will always comply.
01:02:34.540 And this is the same techniques that was used in the push were used against the public and weaponized against the public from 2020 till now.
01:02:43.900 And before 2020 as well, the same tactics have always been used.
01:02:48.880 Sounds like the Ingram experiments from the early 1960s.
01:02:53.100 I think I've got that one right, where they had a bunch of people in a room and they were to push a button or turn a dial in terms of torturing a subject they couldn't see, but they could hear.
01:03:03.420 And something like 90 percent of these people, maybe a bit lower, pushed the button to the point where the person on the other side of the room they were torturing just died.
01:03:16.380 And it was the only reason I'm going to go ahead.
01:03:19.860 What was the Milgram experiment?
01:03:22.140 Milgram, right.
01:03:23.100 Yes. Milgram. Yeah. And the only reason they actually did it was because they were
01:03:27.840 dealing with a person in authority, I believe it. Wasn't that the conclusion
01:03:31.340 that came out of that? Well, basically, yeah, there was, it was the Milgram experiment and
01:03:37.880 there was electric shocks to be given to a participant that was behind the wall. Again,
01:03:44.800 the person behind the wall, we're supposed to scream and react like the shocks were real.
01:03:49.540 they were all actors, including the doctor that would say, please continue. If the person loses
01:03:56.440 consciousness, it counts as a non-answer and you will shock him again and we will turn up the
01:04:01.940 voltage again. Anything under over a hundred on the voltage meter was considered dangerous.
01:04:09.860 100 percent of people went to 100 and there was a level on the you know it was a fabricated
01:04:18.860 voltage meter but there was a level of shock that was considered fatal and about 65 percent went to
01:04:28.040 the fatal shock level simply because a person in authority told them to now more more importantly
01:04:35.060 it was a person in a white lab coat. This psychological experiment was not lost in the
01:04:42.780 COVID operation. As early in the COVID, SIOB, Dr. Anthony Fauci, was paraded out. They went to the
01:04:52.920 NIH where he worked, and he was wearing a white lab coat as Trump basically toured. Trump was in
01:05:01.660 power at that time. He was the president early in the COVID PSYOP. And Dr. Fauci was displayed
01:05:09.920 exactly for this reason, because it's been shown that if a man in a white lab coat, which is the
01:05:17.440 same coat that a butcher wears, this is the average person fails to understand that the butcher that
01:05:23.080 slaughters animals at your market is the same, wears the same clothing as your medical doctor
01:05:30.220 for various ancient reasons that if a medical doctor in white lab coat tells you the high priest
01:05:36.620 tells you what to do you are hardwired neurologically to comply because authority is what will lead
01:05:44.940 you to safety in the nervous system if you're afraid and all this plus thousands of more
01:05:51.820 little cues little nuances fine nuances were weaponized against the public during the covet
01:05:58.780 operation what made people go further and i'm not talking about taking the vaccine or or adhering to
01:06:08.120 the regulations and the restrictions and whatnot you had people like gene simmons uh arnold
01:06:13.840 schwarzenegger jimmy kimmel you know all of these big big name hollywood stars or music stars come
01:06:19.440 out and say if you are walking amongst us unvaccinated you are the enemy and so on and
01:06:24.860 I believe Jimmy Kimmel's big thing was if I've got a hospital bed for a guy who's been vaccinated versus a guy who's been unvaccinated, well, then it's good night wheezy.
01:06:35.260 I mean, these people actually said some very horrible things publicly in front of millions of people.
01:06:41.620 Do you think they understand now what they did or did they understand then even or were they just going with the crowd?
01:06:49.140 I'll address it in two stages. Kimmel, Stern, who else did you mention there? Gene Simmons.
01:06:58.640 These sort of people have membership in the group that I'm talking about. In the group,
01:07:07.920 when the phone rings, they are not allowed to deny the order. So in certain secret societies,
01:07:14.220 if a higher-ranking member tells you to do something, you are not allowed to deny them
01:07:20.460 that request. There are other people that do not sit at the table and take these orders,
01:07:27.300 but they still did what you said. This, again, has to do with internal weakness.
01:07:33.300 So the subconscious counts repetitive content, and it would have counted who's getting rewarded
01:07:41.400 and who's getting punished. So if there was a doctor that spoke up, if there was a celebrity
01:07:48.640 that spoke up, there's a psychological operation process called shooting a hostage. And you're not
01:07:55.160 going to do it quietly. You're going to make sure it's public, messy, and you want it all over all
01:08:00.480 the news stations all at once to signal the subconscious of everybody watching what's
01:08:06.180 appropriate behavior and what's not appropriate. Now, if you're weak and your subconscious is
01:08:12.100 taking in all the rewarded behavior that is getting, you know, getting the limelight on
01:08:19.200 all the TV stations, your subconscious says, you're weak, that's the group that's going to
01:08:24.920 protect you. So all these super aggressive masks, you know, everybody's trying to out Nazi each
01:08:30.980 other in this regard, some of them. And we were doing to understand the mind control operation 0.75
01:08:36.460 that if here's the mind control operation, the easiest way to kill anybody and the easiest way
01:08:47.040 to steal their money is let their own government do it to their own people. Because if you had
01:08:52.180 China walk in to the United States right now and said, you know what, we're going to lock you down 0.99
01:08:58.200 and inject you with poison and steal half your income what do you think is going to happen 0.93
01:09:03.720 well if i back it's war obviously it's war right but if i can mind control you to the point where
01:09:12.860 you believe in this paradigm and there's nothing these are huge mind control operations to make
01:09:20.000 someone believe that some other human has the right not just the ability to steal your money
01:09:28.400 and inject you with poison but the right to do it is a huge mind control operation
01:09:36.560 and so what's going on in the united states that they they re-rigged all the you know behavior
01:09:43.120 modification. Everybody was sort of crawling away from the idea of government between 2020 and 2024.
01:09:50.940 And have you noticed they managed to circle the wagons and get everybody back in voting again,
01:09:56.100 saying, look, you know, who's going to steal my money? Who's going to inject me with poison?
01:10:03.040 I want this guy to do it. No, no, I want this guy. I want this girl to do it. No,
01:10:07.280 i want this guy to do it it's a huge operation to control the repetitive content of social media
01:10:15.380 newspapers radios movies tv shows to get people begging that someone has the right to do any of
01:10:24.880 this to these people you talked you know what you you said that you didn't want to get into
01:10:33.060 the conversation about who's running the show here because it's a very long convoluted explanation
01:10:38.220 and possibly that's another appearance on the show but i mean you did just mention jason that
01:10:43.880 there is a very old religion that they're trying to resurrect here and that obviously caught my
01:10:50.140 attention can you give us a little bit about that i'll give you a little bit about it here i'll give
01:10:56.440 you one example and then i'll send you an article okay so if you go to philadelphia
01:11:03.720 to the jeffersonian medical school jefferson medical school jefferson university they're sort
01:11:10.120 of connected you will find a bull a very specific bull on a pillar on a raised pillar in the
01:11:20.680 courtyard there now this is called the winged ox of saint luke okay so this particular ball
01:11:32.440 is has wings on it it's got the horns oddly enough though on the side of the ball
01:11:40.520 is a square cut out i don't know how many people and they control your education so i don't
01:11:47.880 expect you to know what that is a symbol of. But this is a symbol of the ancient cult
01:11:55.920 of Moloch, or Molesh, M-O-L-E-C-H. Now, this group was famous for its belief. Now, 0.95
01:12:07.280 I'm not going to tell you I believe it, but what should concern you is that they believe this.
01:12:14.400 so if you go back and if you want to read about this cult you can go read the book and i know
01:12:20.360 it's an odd author's name his name is winky prattney and the book is the devil take the
01:12:28.360 youngest so this group believed that there was energy entities outside the spectrum of visible
01:12:39.460 light. And there could be favors and information passed between us and them, but sacrifices had to
01:12:49.520 be made. So they would have their cults in all their areas, and they would always have a metal
01:12:56.220 bowl, an effigy of a bowl. It means an artificial statue of a bowl. And it would always have that
01:13:03.200 metal door in the side. And there would always be a heated fire underneath the metal bowl to make
01:13:12.820 it red or white hot. And they put a live baby inside and burn it alive. That's the cult of
01:13:19.240 Molesh. Now, why would a child death cult effigy of a bull be at the Jefferson Medical Center in
01:13:30.360 Jefferson University in Philadelphia. Why? And only, say, six blocks away is a hospital called
01:13:41.240 CHOP, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Why would they call it CHOP? And they used to,
01:13:48.700 in the ancient times, chop up what was remaining and eat it. And inside CHOP is a famous medical
01:13:56.300 doctor named Dr. Paul Offish, who went on the record in a recorded meeting that children,
01:14:05.720 infants, can take up to 10,000 vaccines at once, and it wouldn't hurt their health.
01:14:11.480 And on the pillar on which that mental death cult, child death cult,
01:14:18.360 bull effigy rests, is a list of 50 medical doctors that we're supposed to honor through
01:14:25.200 repetitive content just because they're wearing a white butcher go the high priests of the death
01:14:30.960 cult and they are doctors and scientists that have invented things to hurt children absolutely 0.55
01:14:41.440 so why this predates christianity i'm sure like when you talk about old and ancient
01:14:48.000 this is thousands of years old thousands of years old so why do you think you know where
01:14:54.640 we get our phrases holy moly from that's holy molish the holy smoke right holy smoke what do
01:15:02.400 you think it comes from the baby on the fire and some people say it all the time holy moly i'm like
01:15:07.760 do you know where that comes from you might want to reconsider saying that are these people identifiable
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01:16:08.140 analysis of what the heck is going on with the u.s election it's going to be a fun night if
01:16:13.180 anything and a nail biter at least i hope it's not going to be a nail biter but if it is we can
01:16:17.940 all bite our nails together tomorrow night the u.s presidential election of course senate
01:16:23.040 house governors all being elected tomorrow as well it's a big day for the world tomorrow
01:16:29.300 some people say why do you spend so much time talking about the u.s election
01:16:32.800 because the united states affects us first of all a lot but the entire world
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