00:06:53.240transparency in the liberal government that was promised to us years and years and years and years
00:07:00.100ago by you know who how's that worked out not so well another new scandal is unfolding and this
00:07:10.360time it involves environment and climate change minister stephen gilbo we're going to get to that
00:07:14.960in just a second conservative bulldog larry brock got him good today in committee i want to know if
00:07:21.860you guys can hear me okay because i was tinkering around with the uh with the microphone levels
00:07:26.700earlier today and the only way that i can really tell if things are working out is if we're on live
00:07:34.560right i mean i can listen to as we call it the board feed all day long but until we actually go
00:07:41.160live i can't tell so you guys can hear me okay everything's good hello helen from morden watching
00:07:48.540on facebook i think tracy says i sound great thank you tracy watching on youtube hello john
00:07:54.560all good so all good so far fingers crossed you guys know me you know there may be some audio
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00:09:24.900before we begin anything else tonight we have some stuff coming up on donald trump and how he
00:09:30.480may handle canada at least in his first year as long as justin trudeau is the prime minister here
00:09:37.040and these remarks that we're going to play for you from trump tonight they go back
00:09:41.440to the freedom convoy over two years ago but they are just as valuable today as they were back then
00:09:50.800this story comes from jag sorry tnc hot news yes it's jagmeet singh we're going now remember what
00:09:59.360i said about jagmeet the other night being a calistani well actually he's a sikh who's in
00:10:04.320support of the calistani movement right and you know that he can't enter india the indian
00:10:10.040government has got him blacklisted he can't go there his home country well it's not his home
00:10:16.380country it's his country of his family's country of origin let's just say that so he made some
00:10:22.320remarks today regarding the hindu versus calistani slash sikhs and all of the brawling that's been
00:10:28.760going on at temples in Brampton, Ontario, but he refrained from naming Calistan activists
00:10:34.260when he was condemning the violence today. He walked this fine line on Monday while condemning
00:10:41.400the violence that broke out between clashing groups with opposing views. During this press
00:10:46.780conference in Ottawa, Singh continued a pattern of not mentioning Calistani activists whose flags
00:10:52.880were seen striking worshipers in his condemnation of Sunday's events. Now, what we've seen is an
00:10:58.740escalation of sorts in the last 48 hours. Apparently some Hindus are coming out with1.00
00:11:03.520ceremonial swords, brandishing them very violently looking in the streets. And the cops have seen
00:11:09.760that and they're apparently tending to it. We haven't seen that from the Kalistani side,1.00
00:11:14.920at least not that I'm aware of so far. But yeah, this is a problem. I would say this is a problem.1.00
00:11:22.260And the leader of one of our three, well, I guess four main political parties in this country
00:11:26.920refuses to condemn the people who are actually responsible for it. Very interesting. Our
00:11:32.220environment commissioner says we're not on track to hit these emissions targets, the 2030 emissions
00:11:37.980targets. We're going to get to that in just a moment. But first, getting back to the Trudeau
00:11:42.700transparency. Has he and his government been transparent? That question is rhetorical. But
00:11:54.860Here's what Trudeau had to say about transparency back in 2018.
00:12:00.620I'm pleased that the privacy commissioner is launching a formal investigation into Canadians' privacy and Facebook and online media.
00:12:10.660This is a new area in our society that we have to be very vigilant about because people's lives can be altered and damaged if the wrong information gets out.
00:12:24.320Just a quick follow-up, when it comes to political parties, should they be more transparent about how they collect data and what they do with it and how they protect it?
00:12:32.280And should it be subject to privacy laws? And if not, why not?
00:12:36.180I think that's an important discussion that we've been having in various ways over the past years.
00:12:41.120As you will know, the Liberal Party has consistently raised the bar on openness and transparency.
00:12:47.300We now, as some of you may have seen last night, had a fundraiser in which the media...
00:12:53.980Adam consistently raised the bar on openness and transparency.
00:12:58.220How many scandals did we have up until 2018?
00:13:51.900Can you guys, like, I can name, there's the WE scandal, there's the SNC-Lavalin scandal, there's the $400 million slush fund scandal, which is ongoing.
00:48:17.260Usually, and this is something I've been saying
00:48:19.240for quite some time, years and years actually,
00:48:23.800Canada generally speaking is about six months
00:48:26.660behind the united states and so i'm hoping that in six months time that pendulum will have swung
00:48:33.840back or will be swinging back to some kind of normality in canada and hopefully around then
00:48:40.560there's going to be an election but we've still got a lot of work to do man this country is so
00:48:46.060far gone we have to start bringing it back and that's on us that's on us i have a question for
00:48:52.360you guys and that is because i've tried to get chloe cole on this show before and i've heard
00:48:58.860back from her people but haven't managed to do it yet would you like to see some bigger name guests
00:49:06.340coming on this show i'm gonna look at the comments in a couple of seconds here and i'm probably
00:49:12.220gonna see a lot of yeses but i do want you guys to respond to me right now would you like to see
00:49:16.560some bigger name guests on this show or tougher to get guests on this show, would you? Yes.
00:49:25.280Yes. Sure. Sure. Yes. Okay. So here's what I need. You know what they do
00:49:31.460when they're determining whether or not to appear on somebody's show?
00:49:35.880They look at the size of the audience. That's it. That's what they do. Generally speaking,
00:49:41.700100,000 followers is their threshold. I have got, excuse me, 56,000 on my suppressed Facebook page,
00:49:52.42056,000 followers there. There are 11,500 followers on my X page. There are only 2,000 on my YouTube
00:49:59.960page or channel because it's been taken down so many times. So this is the new version with 2,000.
00:50:05.620there are roughly 7 000 followers on rumble so if you are watching this show right now but you
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00:51:27.520I have been thinking a lot lately about the divide between rural and urban, the ideological
00:51:35.140political divide. I mean, urban people, large cities, they generally vote left. We saw this
00:51:42.180in the U.S. election just a couple of days ago. We see it in Canada all the time. B.C. is a great
00:51:46.600example of that, right? The lower mainland and Vancouver Island is all orange and the rest of0.90
00:51:51.540the province is blue. Why is that, do you think? I'm going to wait for your opinion.
00:52:00.300Write it down in comments. I want to see what you guys have to say, because I've got my own
00:52:04.540opinion on this. And it has to do with mind control. Monday night, we did an interview with
00:52:13.420Jason Kristoff. Watch this. You are an expert in this. You're an expert in propaganda. You're an
00:52:19.540expert in mind control you recognize it instantly the second that you see it but there's so many
00:52:24.320different kinds of it out there advertising i suppose is a form of it and you know even school
00:52:31.960you know public school it a form of indoctrination a form of mind control how how is it recognizable
00:52:40.540and to what level do we have to worry i mean you know school is one thing but when they start
00:52:46.840talking about safe and effective that's a whole other matter well it's sort of like asking a fish
00:52:52.900what water is the fish will be like what are you talking about and you would say to the fish well
00:52:58.500it's all around you and because it's all around the fish the fish doesn't recognize it because
00:53:03.920it's all it knows we live on planet mind control it is 24 hour a day indoctrination propaganda
00:53:13.620of brainwashing and mind control right but what about people in smaller cities or rural areas
00:53:24.900small towns this is interesting this is the q shaman his name is jacob watch what he has to say
00:53:33.680here operations are largely based on three factors number one is neuro linguistic programming that is
00:53:41.860the use of certain uh words linguistics to program the neurons or the pattern of neurons in the brain
00:53:50.140in particular the subconscious portion of the brain to affect the way that a person consciously
00:53:55.320perceives reality okay okay number two you have something called critical factor bypass critical
00:54:02.920factor bypass is where you saturate the entirety of the environment in the media newspapers
00:54:09.100magazines television shows in the corporate world in banking you name it in schools colleges you
00:54:17.500saturate all of them with a very specific message and you repeat it over and over and over and over
00:54:22.940again okay now what happens then is that the subconscious mind because it sees it everywhere
00:54:29.400it assumes that it must be true that this has to be real because it's everywhere in the environment
00:54:34.920So it programs, once again, the subconscious mind to affect the way the conscious mind perceives reality.
00:54:40.360Now, based on neuro-linguistically programming the individual and mass neuro-linguistically programming the populations through critical factor bypass,
00:54:50.460why they call it that is because your critical thinking is bypassed because it's programmed in the subconscious brain.
00:54:56.720That creates something called mass formation hypnosis.
00:54:59.760okay where 25 to 30 percent of the population believes this external stimuli believes and is
00:55:07.740programmed by this material they're just sheep sheeple sheeple okay okay so in order for mass
00:55:17.060formation hypnosis to occur that 25 to 35 25 to 30 percent of the population has to gain some sort
00:55:25.000of heightened level of radicalism where they scream the loudest and then they get a hold of
00:55:29.240the levers of power right now when it comes down to stopping this process from happening all you
00:55:38.420need is five percent or more of the population to not become hypnotized and say no this is ludicrous
00:55:46.660you are nuts we are not doing that now we've seen the effects of mass formation hypnosis0.80
00:55:51.640critical factor bypass and neurolinguistic programming in nazi germany we saw it with0.95
00:55:56.700bolshevik revolution in russia and the ussr we saw in the red revolution in china and the chinese0.54
00:56:02.220communist party okay so we've seen the effects of this process and it is psychological warfare0.62
00:56:08.220okay now when it comes to q and the q operation and the reason i say it's a psychological operation
00:56:14.620is this this is how it differs the operation mockingbird media what i call the mockingbird
00:56:19.580media operation mockingbird cia infiltrating the media outlets right so the mockingbird media
00:56:24.620uses the techniques i just laid out to program the populations so that they can use this propaganda
00:56:33.100to go to war and then they can transfer public money into private hands you see so it's a it's
00:56:40.220it's a whole scheme all right so he's talking about the same thing that christophe talked
00:56:47.580about the other night he is talking about that mass formation psychosis right but again in rural
00:56:55.840people that seems to be for the most part anyway missing it's not there christoph talked on monday
00:57:03.520night about being inundated being a fish you may as well ask the fish why he's in water right that's
00:57:13.620what it is but when you live in a rural community unlike a major urban center you don't have the
00:57:20.960billboards you don't have the bus boards you don't have 25 radio stations blaring at you all day long
00:57:31.980you might be able to pick them up but you don't listen as intently as somebody who lives in the
00:57:37.760city where that radio station originates. You listen to your own music. Maybe you've got
00:57:44.460satellite. They're not really pushing all that stuff because they're commercial free. A lot of
00:57:48.960those satellite radio stations, right? Maybe you watch movies. So you get a little bit of the
00:57:55.220programming, but not nearly as much. Imagine yourself walking through Times Square in New
00:58:01.260york city the lights the signs the stores the music the noise
00:58:07.700all just booming down on you and you are completely and totally inundated by it the
00:58:17.300billboards the huge massive billboards and lights everywhere
00:58:21.840and there you are in elbow saskatchewan or consort alberta
00:58:31.260with tumbleweeds rolling across your main drag.
00:58:35.660Now, I don't mean to sound insulting when I say that.
00:58:55.720And when you're jammed into a major metropolitan downtown,
00:59:00.060town, you're going to become a victim of the group think. Whereas if you live in a town of
00:59:05.7602,000 people that's two and a half or three hours away from the closest city, you don't have that.
00:59:13.380You might live on 10, 12, 15 acres out there by yourself. And when you're alone or with fewer
00:59:19.940people, you're going to think more freely, more open-minded. You're willing to listen to all sides.
00:59:25.700And then you, based upon your years of learning what you've learned, will make your own decisions, generally based in logic and common sense.
00:59:35.760The people in the cities, look what happens to these kids.
00:59:40.380Have you ever seen those pictures of university kids?
00:59:44.740Specifically women, mostly women I've seen.