00:04:30.000hello everybody welcome to the shadow davis show this is thursday october the 1st 2026 you know i
00:04:44.720i just thought of this just now i think very soon i'm going to introduce a new feature to the show
00:04:50.320it's going to be called the countdown to 2030 and every time you see me live from that point forward
00:04:56.960you'll see a little clock in the bottom corner of your screen that says days till 2030 days until
00:05:05.500agenda 2030 it's getting closer man these days and months are flying by quickly so
00:05:12.580mark carney and danielle smith this morning in fort mcmurray announced a brand new pipeline
00:05:20.180they said this is going to be the very first major project designated by the canadian government
00:05:26.780Remember Mark Carney was talking about this major projects office and how they have 500 projects slated to go, but none of them had been approved for development yet?
00:05:37.060Well, that changed this morning when Mark Carney and Daniel Smith announced the pipeline from Alberta to British Columbia with the cooperation, allegedly, of the B.C. government, such as it is right now.
00:05:50.920we are going to talk about the bc election a little bit a little later on and something you
00:05:56.580may find funny something you may find concerning regarding the bc ndp versus the bc conservatives
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00:08:02.740shall we here's the story from left-wing corporate global where did i go can you guys still hear me
00:08:10.680go ahead and add myself again. Well, that's interesting. All right. Well, we'll continue
00:08:18.080on as if nothing ever happened here, at least for the, for the, for the moment. How about that?
00:08:24.860Carney, can you hear me at least? I hope, I hope you can. Carney designates West Coast Pipeline
00:08:30.220as a national interest project. This is kind of a big deal, or is it? Or is it? Mark Carney's
00:08:39.020government has designated a new West Coast pipeline project as being in the national
00:08:43.160interest, paving the way to work. Oh, paving the way. So this is not a done deal yet. It's only
00:08:49.440paving the way towards approval for a project to ship an additional one million barrels of crude
00:08:54.380oil daily to Asian markets. Carney made the announcement in Fort Mac today, flanked by
00:09:00.700Alberta Premier Daniel Smith, who we'll talk about in just a second. Carney said we have to do this
00:09:05.740because the world is facing an energy crisis on three dimensions. There's an immediate challenge
00:09:11.440of affordability and in some countries the very availability of hydrocarbons. He calls them
00:09:16.200hydrocarbons and not good old-fashioned oil and gas. There is a structural challenge of energy
00:09:21.220security and the existential challenge of climate change. I don't know how one ties into the other
00:09:27.140considering they're polar opposites, but let's continue. And these challenges are forcing countries
00:09:31.900to think differently about where their energy comes from
00:09:35.360and who they can rely on to supply it.
00:09:37.500So we'll come back to that in just a second.
00:09:39.880Your screen is blank right now, but it won't be in just a second.
00:12:45.800Also playing a role in terms of the trade agreements with Asia and others, and of course
00:12:51.120the Premier's been very active, rightly so, with these parties as well.
00:12:56.280And it also means Canada working so that we have the skilled workers put in place.
00:13:03.320The federal government working with the unions, working with post-secondary education, E is
00:13:08.740putting in place a program has put in place a program for a hundred thousand
00:13:12.280skilled Red Seal apprentices who will come online around the time that this
00:13:20.560project and other projects such as Churchill Falls in Labrador get going so
00:13:26.380that's the country as a whole coming together and help me support it and it
00:13:30.400it is a demonstration of the power of Canada
00:13:34.960I can't believe that there is such a large percentage of Canadians who were snowed by this
00:13:42.380guy. I think his popularity rating is higher now than Xi Jinping's is in China. And that's a
00:13:49.240totalitarian communist government over there. Oh, wait, wait, we're going to get into that in just
00:13:56.980a second. And it's going to be an interesting way we do that. You're going to go, I never thought
00:14:01.860of that. And to be honest, I hadn't thought of it either until a couple of days later. It has to do
00:14:06.140with this project that Danielle Smith announced the other day in Alberta, high-speed rail between
00:14:12.180Calgary and Edmonton. And I was pondering on the show the other night, why would they do that?
00:14:19.020How does that make any sense? You can fly from Calgary to Alberta and vice versa. You can
00:14:23.460certainly drive. It's just a three-hour drive. It's not a big deal. So why would you want to?
00:14:28.260I mean, this is a project that could cost 15 or 20 billion dollars.
00:14:33.260And so, you know, that what that would mean for ticket prices going forward, if if it ever gets done.
00:14:39.260And you have to think, why would you want to take a high speed rail from one city to the other as opposed to just flying, which is the same price or cheaper?
00:16:59.240The one province that has their head screwed on straight.0.99
00:17:01.600That's actually very, very funny because, yeah, that's exactly what Carney is doing, except that he keeps throwing net zero in there and he allows the LGBTQ stuff still and he celebrates it.0.72
00:17:12.200He also allows this irregular migration to continue in Canada, even though he claims he's not.
00:17:18.840I mean, that's the problem, is that people who support him, and I suppose, according to polls, if you believe those polls,
00:17:27.520it's anywhere between 70 and 90 percent of Canadians who go, I love Mark Carney.
00:17:32.560As a matter of fact, I'm hearing now, and this is only just kind of gossip,
00:17:37.280but it's worth noting that the bc conservative party like they are right now which is nothing
00:17:43.680but liberals in disguise except for a few of them is thinking about changing their name back
00:17:50.020to the bc liberal party why because the reason they changed it in the first place and went to
00:17:58.320uh oh god what did they united bc or bc united they changed it to get rid of the justin trudeau
00:18:05.140liberal brand because a lot of people still you know conflate provincial and federal politics and
00:18:10.560a liberal party here is a liberal party there and they're somehow tied in with justin trudeau and
00:18:14.660we hate justin trudeau and so their popularity was tanking based upon that they changed their
00:18:20.520name from the bc liberals to the bc united then the bc conservative party popped up when john
00:18:27.340rustad was kicked out of the bc liberal caucus and now that the bc conservative party is riddled
00:18:33.620with bc liberals i'm hearing they're talking about bringing the name bc liberals back because mark
00:18:40.840carney is so damn popular and so is the liberal brand politics man it's crazy in the meantime one
00:18:48.980bc seems to be making some inroads and we're going to get more like i said we're going to get more
00:18:53.540into the bc election in just a little bit getting back to the pipeline here and why i believe it's
00:18:59.480never going to happen. This project, this major project, has been dubbed Pacific Link. It still
00:19:07.280needs to undergo a regulatory review by the MPO. That's the major project's office. So I'm not sure
00:19:14.440how long. How long do these reviews take? Anywhere between 24 and 48 months, probably. As well as
00:19:21.640public hearings led by the Canada Energy Regulator, the government is expected to then issue a
00:19:26.720conditions document, which would outline the requirements for the project proponents,
00:19:30.960all the while having Indian chiefs across the country screaming about how they're never going
00:19:36.100to allow a pipeline across their territory. Do you honestly think this is ever going to happen?
00:19:44.300Probably not. And you'd be right to think that. Why did they announce it now? Because they're
00:19:50.600trying to upend any thought of alberta's sovereignty and this this referendum that's
00:19:58.360coming up it's interesting because if the sovereignists get 35 40 of the vote i don't
00:20:05.720know if they will but if they do that gives them momentum and energy to keep going and going and
00:20:12.720maybe have another referendum in a couple of years the federal government and the city of london
00:21:27.640It doesn't give Alberta a shield from the mass immigration that the federal government imposes upon us.
00:21:34.500It doesn't change any of those things.
00:21:36.440It doesn't change the attitude of this federation altogether.
00:21:40.060look i'm not open for failure i'd like to see a pipe go there and i'll believe it when i see it
00:21:46.220and that's a lot of what we're hearing from people already on this too right
00:21:50.140oh another announcement good he's been in for a year and a half
00:21:55.180he's the prime minister he now has a majority he could have the dirt since they nationalized the
00:22:02.060thing he could have the dirt moving on that thing in a month i mean we already know all the studies
00:22:07.820the approvals, the licenses. We've gone through that as they rug pulled private operators on
00:22:13.480Northern Gateway Trans Mountain expansion, all sorts of pipelines. It really, if you wanted to
00:22:18.920fast track it, it won't take long. Maybe he's being genuine. I don't know. I don't care. I really
00:22:27.280don't. I want to see this move along. Fine. But I think it's going to be more likely to move along
00:22:31.420with an independent Alberta. Let's see if he has the strength to stand up to the indigenous
00:22:35.560environmental activists who are already lighting their torches and getting their pitchforks ready0.98
00:22:40.560to push back. That is when we might see a difference. That'll show if he's actually got
00:22:46.200a political will to do something, the courage to do something, or if it's just more talk,
00:22:50.920talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, because that's all he's done is talk. And this is just more talk.
00:22:55.760The other thing I want to see is private proponents step up. Not the token 10% out of
00:23:00.040Pemba in the pipelines. That's token. Let's see real private proponents show up. They know where
00:23:04.660their money's going they know where it may or may not be at risk and they aren't stepping up yet
00:23:09.240so whatever it's interesting they time this to try and impact the referendum and it might impact
00:23:14.560some of the mushy middle ones but dedicated independent supporters like me it doesn't make
00:23:18.520a difference guys because it's the system not just a pipeline oh oh it's the system not just
00:23:26.740a pipeline 100 that's exactly what it is danielle smith to her credit has tried to change that0.87
00:23:36.020system just a little bit when she passed the alberta sovereignty act a few years ago which0.98
00:23:41.660puts the onus back on the federal government before the federal government would stick their
00:23:46.060faces into alberta and say this is the way you're going to do it and then things would go that way
00:23:50.360until the alberta government took them to court and said no that's constitutional this is provincial
00:23:54.360jurisdiction and whatnot. Well, now the onus because of the Sovereignty Act passed by Danielle
00:23:59.260Smith and the UPC says, no, if you want to do something, you got to take us to court first and
00:24:03.940you're never going to win. And so the federal government doesn't do that anymore. Now they just
00:24:08.780somehow managed to sit down with Danielle Smith and make deals, which I find interesting.
00:24:16.920Now, we also know the Carney government has been in cahoots with the Democrats in the United States,
00:24:22.620And we've been hearing a lot from the Trump administration about how they're trying to pressure governors and Democrat representatives, whether state or federal, to make sure that these tariffs don't go too far and this trade war doesn't go too far, or maybe even start influencing some of their people to cheer on Canada, which is absolutely reprehensible.
00:24:45.280We've seen Pete Navarro actually come out and say, you want to know what?
00:24:48.280You guys start trying to influence the midterm elections and you will regret it.
00:24:55.980And look what's happened in the United States, according to an AP poll.
00:24:59.960As Trump said yesterday, that Canada is being taught a lesson.
00:25:04.280Just 26% of Americans now call Canada a close ally.
00:25:11.460Because the number just three years ago was reversed.
00:25:14.460it was 62 percent of americans polled that said canada was a close ally and now just three years
00:25:21.120later because of all of the nonsense that going that's going on it's only 26 percent so this
00:25:26.560influence campaign by the carny liberals and the democrats in the united states doesn't seem to be
00:25:32.760working so well even though they are nominating social democrats who are basically palestinian
00:25:38.440communists for seriously for senatorial positions elected senatorial positions and house of
00:25:46.440representatives positions and so with these midterms coming up donald trump who didn't
00:25:52.220really want to have to campaign he said he's got better things to do is out there in fact campaigning
00:25:56.860and telling people not to vote democrat because open borders and they're communists let's be
00:26:03.440honest they're communists here watch them vote that's why you gotta vote you gotta vote you gotta
00:26:10.360you gotta just think because even if you don't like somebody so much it's it doesn't matter it's
00:26:16.820a vote for good things you know it's hard to explain that but you may not love your congress
00:26:22.360person you said but it's a road like in michigan are you gonna vote for a guy who's a communist
00:26:26.920it's ridiculous and that vote counts just like another vote and you get a couple of those those
00:26:32.760votes and you'll end up with open borders where millions of people and you know and the people
00:26:38.200that come in are really people that i know the leaders of all the south american i guess i sort
00:26:44.280of know the leaders of almost all the countries they're very smart uh at a minimum they're very
00:26:49.640street smart and they send people in if i ran venezuela if i ran any country i would do exactly
00:26:58.440the same thing that madura did he emptied his prisons almost all countries when i heard we
00:27:04.440had open borders they emptied their prisons and they emptied their mental institutions0.85
00:27:10.040and they got rid of their drug dealers they just sent them into our country it was crazy
00:27:14.440and i said as soon as i heard over i didn't believe open borders but as soon as i heard it
00:27:18.760i said wow that's crazy yeah it's crazy and it's not the first time we've heard him say that right
00:27:24.840Right. I mean, he's been saying that for years. These countries have opened up their prisons and their mental institutions and sent those people to the United States, which gets rid of the crime in their countries.
00:27:36.660Right. Right. And I'm said there, I mean, I do the same thing if I could. I was the leader of one of these banana republics.0.52
00:27:45.700I'd absolutely get rid of all my criminals and crazies, send them someplace else like the United States with open borders.0.99
00:27:53.460And now they're being sent to Canada.1.00
00:29:12.660So, you know, when I first heard that, I went, wow, you know, typical Alberta.
00:29:16.040They infrastructure like crazy. When you go to Alberta, it's like going into the year 2045 or
00:29:22.1602050. If you come from Manitoba, that is, or maybe one of the maritime provinces whose
00:29:27.200infrastructure is still stuck in the 1980s somewhere. But anyhow, I went, why not? That
00:29:35.460sounds like a good thing. Just another way to get from Edmonton to Calgary. You can fly, you can drive
00:29:40.380still, but now you can take this high speed rail. This high speed rail can go up to 400 kilometers
00:29:45.600per hour get you there in what like an hour and five minutes that'd be crazy right and then
00:29:55.920somebody sent me a message and they said dude what are you even talking about high speed rail
00:30:02.900is something communist countries do and i went oh yeah and so i looked into that a little bit
00:30:10.500And it turns out that it holds true to some extent, especially in a country like China.
00:30:20.540So I went and did some digging and I checked around all of the different AIs and I said,
00:30:25.940hey man, high speed rail, it's a communist structure, right?
00:30:29.120Brave said, yeah, kind of, it could be, it's not necessarily.
00:30:33.220And then they went into the details about it.
00:30:35.100And I checked OpenAI, and I checked Grok, and all of the AIs said the same thing.
00:30:40.360So let me go to this particular AI here.
00:30:43.420High-speed rail is a communist structure.
00:30:46.840And they said, well, high-speed rail is a mass transit technology, not a political or communist structure.
00:30:53.160Origins in use, Japan invention, first high-speed rail system.
00:30:57.020The Shinkansen, or bullet train, started operating in 1964 there, which is a capitalist democratic nation.
00:31:04.280global networks major democratic and capitalist economies across europe france germany spain
00:31:09.740italy built and operate extensive high-speed rail networks to connect cities efficiently but how
00:31:15.000how capitalist and democratic is the eu anymore anyway right the connection to communist nations
00:31:24.760well china operates the world's largest high-speed rail network built rapidly under the direction of
00:31:31.000the ruling Communist Party. Observers note that China's political and economic system allowed the
00:31:35.540state to mobilize capital and push through large infrastructure projects without the bureaucratic
00:31:40.880delays often seen in democracies. And this is what Trudeau was saying. Justin Trudeau in 2015,
00:31:46.120he said, well, I admire China's basic dictatorship because they can turn their economy on a dime.0.77
00:31:52.000That's what he meant to say. He's an idiot. The way it came out. Infrastructure priority.1.00
00:31:59.440Socialist and communist governments historically emphasize public mass transit over private car ownership as a matter of state planning.
00:32:07.420But the underlying steel, electricity, and engineering principles of a train remain purely functional tools and transportation, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:32:15.640What do you mean state planning, I said?
00:32:19.120It says back, well, it refers to a system where the government, rather than private individuals or free market forces,
00:32:25.200directs and coordinates the economic priorities of a country.
00:32:28.680Instead of letting supply, demand, and profit margins determine what gets built,
00:32:32.640the state steps in to allocate resources, capital, and labor towards specific long-term goals.
00:32:38.600Like is the plan with the Alberta, B.C. pipeline.
00:32:41.520There's only 10% of that that's private,
00:32:43.320and Pemota pipeline still hasn't committed completely to the project.
00:32:47.080So this could be a complete, total government project, this pipeline.
00:32:52.280How state planning differs by political system, authoritarian.
00:32:56.140In a true command economy, the state owns the land and the primary means of production.
00:33:02.580The government can issue top-down directives like China's five-year plans to build massive
00:33:06.680infrastructure projects, which seems to be what's going on in Canada right now, because
00:33:13.520the state controls the capital, the banking system, and the regulatory approvals.
00:33:17.480It can seize land and lay down thousands of kilometers of track rapidly without facing
00:33:22.000legal pushback, public opposition, or the need to prove immediate financial profitability.
00:33:28.380Isn't that interesting? State planning just means the government is acting as the architect and
00:33:33.360financier of a country's landscape, which is essential for projects too massive for private
00:33:37.640businesses to undertake alone. In other words, you got to be communist to get anything good done.
00:33:45.700Of course, you have to live under authoritarian rule, but really, how bad could that be?
00:33:52.000As long as you don't say anything that might upset them, you should be good to go.
00:38:24.360and I'm doing my speech and meeting a lot of people a lot of ask me is this import from CCP
00:38:33.160no it's been here it's home born American Marxism is absolutely home born and of course CCP played
00:38:42.120a role to encourage that so first of what I have to understand still so many people
00:38:49.160I'm talking about conservatives do not understand what we are up to it's not
00:38:58.280the left going wild it's not just some woke you know going cancer culture it is
00:39:05.960communism it is absolutely communism so we have to understand that and we're
00:39:12.560exposed that and we have to resist just like Dr. Lindsay said but also I have to
00:39:18.260see we have to get organized okay so guys this this is where it gets important because how many
00:39:27.940years fast past five or six years have we seen people on the common sense side of things start
00:39:34.820fighting and backstabbing each other in the movement it happens every single time in the
00:39:41.860meantime the left marches on and that needs to stop the egos need to be put aside that needs
00:39:48.080to stop or else we're going to get run right over and it doesn't matter in canada anyway
00:39:53.400what political party is in power the same thing is is going to happen because you can see the
00:39:59.560similarities between the conservative party of canada and the liberal party of canada now
00:40:04.860more than ever right now they're standing up for the same things that just don't make any sense
00:40:10.840like the war in ukraine and giving billions and billions and billions of our dollars to it
00:40:17.160makes absolutely zero sense let's continue with this this is something that is amazing that a lot
00:40:24.600of people just wonder why the the why the uh the uh left are so committed right they don't sleep
00:40:32.840they they absolutely just so so committed and determined why because they're communists that's
00:40:41.320all I can say. Organizing masses is in the DNA of communism. Mao organized the
00:40:52.000peasants. That's how he got into power. He organized the youth. That's how he got
00:40:59.080the power back. And in CCP, they have party branch in every level of the
00:41:07.940society as long as you have like a cup 12 or 17 people there is a party branch
00:41:14.900everyone is organized by the CCP and how about here the the Democrats they
00:41:23.300organized right how did Obama got into White House he organized the community
00:41:30.200as a community organizer he organized his way to the White House so all I can
00:41:36.380say is that we have to organize I always wonder why the conservators just don't
00:41:41.720get organized because we think we're all individuals yeah I think that that's
00:41:46.700the reason we are individuals we have our own thoughts why organize right this
00:41:53.060is the country that you have your own ideas you all individuals not anymore
00:41:59.180if we have to fight and win we have to get organized before I joined the
00:42:04.460organization I was just someone just just complain about it and and call
00:42:12.860people you know that share my idea and then we share the same frustration once
00:42:18.220I joined the organization I'm part of a group that then I was able to you know
00:42:25.400get emails and then go to school board and do this and that and that is this
00:42:30.060strength and I think we have to if we have to win this war we have to get
00:42:34.440organized i think that's all i can say thank you0.88
00:42:43.800okay that's xi van fleet awake americans and she's got a point right i mean the communists
00:42:49.960the marxists all these kids i want to show you this before i get into the little spiel i was
00:42:54.360about to to give you watch this this happened at the university of calgary the other day on tuesday
00:43:02.280it was speechless at the free speech event dr flanagan what the heck just happened to us
00:43:24.760well i don't know some creeped up dr vlanagan here this is rebel news obviously there's drea
00:43:29.400humphrey dr flanagan is one of the co-authors of a book called grave error you may have heard of
00:43:34.040behind me and spilled a bucket of water over me uh i didn't actually see it i just felt it
00:43:39.800it's kind of like getting caught in the shower uh so i'm sort of wet but not hurt um but it's
00:43:46.760you know it's really sad that you you come to set up a booth where you can have some conversations
00:43:51.400and then you get shouted down and intimidated and if three hadn't brought her own security i'm not
00:43:57.960sure what would have happened well i believe it was the canadian students for free speech who
00:44:02.440actually kept us safe and good job the security was very on top of it but you're right it is sad
00:44:08.600it's sad that the peaceful discussions that we were having ahead of this are going to be
00:44:14.120probably overshadowed by whatever false claims are going to be made because at the end of the
00:44:18.440day we're not actually denying that harms took place in residential schools we're having a
00:44:23.400discussion that impacts canadians and our collective history but you tell me dr flanagan as a
00:44:30.520as a professor to come into a university and now be inside of the small room for safety reasons
00:44:39.880they're hiding well not hiding the security put them in this room so they'd be safe from all of
00:44:45.480the crazy antifa marxist freaks who were outside yelling at them and throwing stuff and the police
00:44:52.120here's the other thing police and security were there watching it they did nothing just like
00:45:00.380university of victoria the other day with dr francis widdowson because you had to have or
00:45:06.940you tried to have a conversation about this what does that feel like well you know i taught here
00:45:11.840for over 50 years uh and it was a wonderful experience i mean i love the students that i
00:45:17.860had and the experiences that i had but university today i've now been retired for 13 years and
00:45:23.620universities have become something different than they yeah than they used to be i mean i suppose
00:45:27.700the old universe still continues but these mobs are allowed to form uh it's just it's just a
00:45:36.100different environment altogether um anyway it doesn't erase the great memories that i had here
00:45:42.660from teaching i just wish i could sit down with these students and talk to them right yeah well
00:45:50.200you know funny he should use the expression erase memories because that's exactly what communists
00:45:54.220do especially during cultural revolutions you know we ran a great piece on the chinese cultural
00:46:00.900revolution i think it was last friday night on the show which is available to all access
00:46:05.460pass holders at shadow davis.com just go there become a member and you can see that for yourself
00:46:10.040But some of the atrocities that were committed during that time in China to get people thinking about having to be communists, about never, ever speaking out about the government or anything, really, ever again, ever again, you've got to scare people into backing away.
00:46:34.420And that's exactly what's going on right now.0.70
00:46:37.200And those university kids, they're the Red Guard.0.51
00:47:44.560In late December of 2020, the Ontario Provincial Police's Operation Intelligence Bureau issued an update under Project Ardene.
00:47:55.080The original mandate was a threat assessment of the COVID-19 vaccine supply chain for the OPP's COVID Critical Incident Management Team and its partners.
00:48:07.820Analysts concluded that there was no threat, no risk to distribution, no theft, no sabotage, and no organized crime plot.
00:48:16.960But the file didn't stop there. The same report turned on a network of serving and retired officers who argued that COVID public health orders were unconstitutional.
00:48:29.380Open source research confirmed a retired OPP member in the group and listed other retired
00:48:37.300officers from Toronto Police, the RCMP, Niagara, and Waterloo.
00:48:49.020The presence of police could lend credibility and legitimacy to people opposing COVID restrictions.
00:48:57.080It might also encourage disinformation or inspired direct action.
00:49:03.240And the recommendation that followed was broader than the vaccine chain.
00:49:08.560The Bureau advised continued monitoring of individuals, organizations, and non-cohesive movements of like-minded individuals who have demonstrated opposition to COVID-related public health measures.
00:49:24.020The trigger wasn't a crime in progress. It was a disagreement on government pandemic rules. And six years later, we're watching that same logic unfold in our streets.
00:49:36.620In late August, Hamilton police said a Dominion Society conference did not meet the threshold for criminality, then used official messaging to warn venues off and brand the event as a threat to public safety.
00:49:52.660And recently, Niagara police distributed a flyer teaching the public how to spot red flags of hate, signaling that even jokes could be treated as a pre-crime indicator.
00:50:04.920The charter doesn't expire because a chief of police or government official prefers his flavor of politics.
00:50:12.440Expression, assembly, and association are not privileges police can revoke.
00:50:18.240When a service says the conduct is legal and uses its powers to kill the room, watch the network, or brand the opinion, everybody should start being afraid.
00:50:29.820yep wiretap media you guys go follow wiretap on whatever social you happen to spend most time on
00:50:37.620x youtube facebook it doesn't matter instagram go they put out a lot of good stuff and that is
00:50:44.740absolutely true it is police intimidation that completely and totally chills any hope of protest
00:50:52.060and you saw some of the clips that he was using in that little bit he put together there right
00:50:57.560who were the dangerous ones anyway the police were suggesting it was the dominion society they're
00:51:02.820full of hate white supremacists but who were the ones there who were throwing paint who were0.96
00:51:09.580dressed as black block members using umbrellas and frozen water bottles as weapons it certainly0.97
00:51:14.540wasn't the dominion society people it was antifa and the police did nothing about it except for0.76
00:51:23.020attack the good guys. And I was talking on the show the other night about Antifa infiltration
00:51:29.240into our institutions. And believe me when I tell you that the police have been infiltrated as well.
00:51:34.520What do communist nations do? What's one of the hallmarks of a creeping communist
00:51:41.500totalitarian regime in any country? Property rights, okay.
00:51:47.000mobilization take away your right to travel by a car they want you to travel on mass transit
00:51:55.820they want you to travel on high-speed rail what else they don't want you believing in god
00:52:02.280they don't want religion and what happened yesterday in meadow lake saskatchewan let me
00:52:09.400throw this up on the screen here real fast fire destroys hang on a minute yeah fire destroys
00:52:17.720all saints orthodox church in meadow lake
00:52:21.940it's a small town in saskatchewan church went up in flames last night parishioners of meadow
00:52:28.820lakes all saints orthodox church mourning the loss of their spiritual home after a fire
00:52:33.280destroyed their building last night kent vidal said the church building would have been 70 years
00:52:39.280old in 2028. It's been there a long time, been lovingly cared for by people for decades and
00:52:44.600decades. It's just a shame to see that all go up like that. And there is video Rebel News put out.
00:53:09.280okay you get the idea one more thing while we stay on this communist authoritarian thing
00:53:21.300we've been hearing hearing for quite some time about digital currency programmable digital
00:53:27.480currency and people have been speaking out about that but it hasn't really been a priority lately
00:53:33.960because we've been so besieged by everything else that's going on right the climate change
00:53:38.700the immigration the trans stuff i mean it's it's the police you know i mean it's there's so much0.64
00:53:47.440coming at us and we feel overwhelmed and demoralized which is right another one of the0.98
00:53:54.280things they do so the banks have all gotten together the big banks in canada they've all
00:54:01.220gotten together and they've come up with a way to move our money seamlessly from bank to bank to
00:54:07.760bank to bank. Glenn Beck, a U.S. right-wing influencer, actually did some research on this.
00:54:14.640The six biggest banks in Canada announced they're building something together. Oh,
00:54:20.580goody. I love that. The Royal Bank, TD BMO, Scotiabank, CIBC, and the National Bank.
00:54:29.440What are they doing? They're going to just, they're helping you. That's what they're doing.
00:54:34.120They're turning your money in your accounts into digital tokens that can move between banks instantly.
00:54:41.240Because I know that's what I want my money to do.
00:54:43.540I don't want my money just sitting there.
00:54:45.220I want my money to move between banks instantly, you know.
00:54:49.280And the word that delivers all of this to you is programmable payments.
01:24:21.680Officers arrested a homeless 34-year-old man from Sudan
01:24:25.020at the address who was said to be in France illegally.
01:24:28.340An autopsy revealed that Marie Louise suffered injuries suggestive of sexual violence and traumatic neck injuries consistent with asphyxiation.
01:24:40.480Toulouse prosecutors confirmed the Sudanese migrant will appear in court Tuesday with authorities launching a probe into whether the pensioner had been raped before or after her death.
01:24:51.720Prosecutors have requested the 34-year-old to be remanded to custody.
01:24:56.400Now, you know what would happen in Canada?
01:25:00.260That 34-year-old Sudanese migrant would probably be given a light sentence so as not to interfere with his immigration case.
01:25:12.200But hey, everybody, let's join the EU.
01:25:16.340It's going to make us so much more competitive in the world.
01:25:23.400All right, that's it for the show tonight.
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