00:08:50.680And, of course, Pierre Polyev is evil, evil, evil, evil.
00:08:53.340Now, there's a lot of people out there, including many YouTube, what am I going to call them, independent journalists, I guess, I don't know, political commentators, people like Mr. Sunshine Baby and Moose on the Loose and those guys who like to use Vashi Kapelos on CTV as this holy figure of the media, this one lone figure in the media who stands up for both sides of the story.
00:09:22.620but ultimately speaking she is not she may ask some difficult questions occasionally
00:09:31.220but she's also very left-leaning and there's i'm going to prove it to you guys in a couple of
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00:09:51.060to tell you more about that a little bit later on as well. All right, here is the video message
00:09:55.540recorded yesterday, put out yesterday by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith regarding censorship
00:10:01.180in her province. And look at how they're tackling this. I think this is ingenious.
00:10:06.960And this is Alberta's Justice Minister, Mickey Amory. We'd like to share with you a new initiative
00:10:11.180by our government to better protect freedom of speech and expression. Albertans value free
00:10:16.380speech, the right to freely express our beliefs without being censored by others, most especially
00:10:21.100by government. A diversity of opinions and beliefs is one of the hallmarks of a free, healthy, and
00:10:26.560democratic society. Many of the greatest ideas and advancements in history started out as
00:10:31.700non-conventional and controversial ideas that became popular and mainstream only after brave
00:10:36.840women and men were able to convince their fellow citizens of their value. Albertans should never
00:10:42.000be discouraged from holding a wide array of political ideological and social views or from
00:10:46.700expressing their opinions on all kinds of topics fair-minded and reasonable disagreements and
00:10:51.540debate are essential to a healthy public discourse because they allow for individuals to hear all
00:10:57.100sides of a debate before making their own judgments as what they believe to be true the importance of
00:11:03.060free speech and the marketplace of ideas to healthy democracies is nothing new and yet there are some
00:11:08.780troubling trends that we're seeing around the world where several governments and governing
00:11:13.100bodies believe it is appropriate for them to determine what is true and what is misinformation
00:11:17.340and to restrict the speech of those who disagree with them. Sadly we've seen this trend in Canada
00:11:23.120over the last several years as professional colleges and other regulating bodies have been
00:11:27.460exerting their authority far beyond their legitimate mandate by attempting to regulate
00:11:32.360the personal beliefs and political opinions of the doctors, lawyers, psychologists and other
00:11:37.060professionals they oversee. The Law Society of Alberta and the College of Physicians and
00:11:41.180Surgeons, as examples, have a very important role to play. They protect the public interest by
00:11:46.140setting standards of competence, so Albertans can be confident in the services professionals
00:11:51.200provide. They also set standards of conduct, integrity, and financial governance, ensuring
00:11:56.000that professionals uphold the trust placed in them and don't misuse their positions to take
00:12:00.840advantage of others. Those are the appropriate responsibilities of professional regulatory
00:12:05.660bodies. However, what professional governing bodies must not involve themselves in is regulating the
00:12:11.880speech and beliefs of their members outside of their professional duties. What a doctor or lawyer
00:12:16.540believes or says about politics or religion is not a reflection of their competency to practice
00:12:21.240medicine or law. We would like to share with you some troubling examples of what we've observed
00:12:26.860across the country in this regard. A nurse facing discipline for making comments on Facebook,
00:12:33.060critical of the care her grandfather received at a long-term care facility,
00:12:36.840had to pay over $20,000 in fines and costs.
00:12:39.840Now, eventually, that decision was overturned,
00:12:41.860but she had to fight all the way to the Court of Appeal to do so.
00:12:45.120A doctor who spoke in church and sent a letter to her archbishop
00:12:48.120about the way that communion was performed in her church
00:12:51.180was investigated and issued a caution by her professional regulator
00:12:54.740after another churchgoer complained that the doctor
00:12:57.700hadn't mentioned the alleged health risks of the communion procedure.
00:13:02.640the law society of ontario established a requirement that all lawyers create a so-called
00:13:07.600statement of principles which compels lawyers to state their commitment to various ideological
00:13:12.320values and principles dictated by the regulator in a case that many of you may be familiar with
00:13:17.920alberta's own dr jordan peterson a licensed ontario psychologist and world-renowned author and
00:13:23.680philosopher is being forced by his regulatory body into social media re-education for controversial
00:13:29.600political comments he made on twitter that had nothing to do with his practice as a psychologist
00:13:34.480and were based on complaints from people who had never been his patients and who he had never met
00:13:39.440in alberta many professionals have been investigated and or disciplined for expressing
00:13:44.320their political or policy opinions outside of their professional practice they're often
00:13:49.440subjected to a long burdensome and expensive disciplinary process based on bad faith complaints
00:13:54.800from people they have never dealt with professionally where they're forced to waste
00:13:58.800months and years of their life and spent large amounts of their personal savings in defending
00:14:03.280themselves even if the complaint is ultimately dismissed in our ucp government's view it is not
00:14:08.320appropriate for this government or any professional regulatory body to compel albertans to some
00:14:13.440official version of truth george orwell's fictional 1984 should remain fiction to ensure the government
00:14:19.840of alberta better respects the rights of albertans we will introduce amendments to the alberta bill
00:14:24.000Bill of Rights this fall, as previously announced. And to ensure our professional regulators stay
00:14:29.480within their mandates, our government is launching a review of Alberta's regulated professions to
00:14:34.580ensure the freedom of speech, expression, and belief of their members is adequately protected.
00:14:40.380And we will bring legislative changes next year to ensure that professional regulatory bodies
00:14:44.780are limited to regulating their members' professional competence and conduct,
00:14:48.880and not their speech. But before we make any legislative changes in this regard,
00:14:53.400We will be engaging with Alberta's professional regulatory bodies and professionals to gather their input.
00:15:00.620We will be gathering information on whether regulatory oversight is going beyond professional competence
00:15:05.660and conduct in areas related to freedom of belief, opinion and expression,
00:15:11.700mandatory training not related to professional competence,
00:15:15.180and vexatious and bad faith complaints, amongst other issues.
00:15:18.300Albertans must have confidence in the competence and ethical practice of regulated professionals.
00:15:24.100And regulated professionals must also have the freedom to hold and express their personal beliefs and opinions,
00:15:29.740most especially in situations outside their professional role.
00:15:33.680And that is what this review will be about.
00:15:35.860Once this consultation is complete, our government will identify any needed legislative changes necessary to achieve these objectives.
00:15:47.360I'm not sure if they included in there just the average person who works for an oil company or the corner store down the street.
00:15:57.200Let's just say that Joe, who works as the weekend clerk at Bob's Nickel and Dime, goes streaking down McLeod Trail in Calgary.
00:16:10.780and then of course he gets arrested gets hauled in and comes back to work on monday like nothing
00:16:20.280happened would you fire him he can still do his job okay there's got to be a level that we can
00:16:30.880somehow agree upon right this is almost like the hate speech thing hate to one person is is this
00:16:35.700hate to another person is that. But if I'm a boss and I'm running a company and somebody does
00:16:41.740something extremely embarrassing and I don't want that person to be associated with my company
00:16:45.900anymore, then I got to be able to say, look, Matt, I don't want you embarrassing me in public
00:16:51.520anymore. But where do you draw that line? It's very interesting. Now, having said that, for a
00:16:58.060doctor to say something political or a lawyer to say something political on social media and then
00:17:04.920be called on the carpet for it by a regulatory body is absolutely outrageous. But it's difficult
00:17:12.140to draw that line. I think this is a good forward step, but I think it really needs to be studied
00:17:18.160and definitely amended several times over so that we get it right. That's something you got to be
00:17:27.040pragmatic about this. You can't just say this and that's you can't talk anymore or you can talk
00:17:32.520however much you want now i'm a believer in free speech absolutely i am but i'm also not a believer
00:17:41.720in violence so there's a fine line there's a very fine line what can't maybe you write a list of
00:17:52.280conditions all right so five and dime guy you went streaking that's against my personal code
00:17:59.060of ethics and so i'm i'm gonna have to fire you does this extend to that if a picture of
00:18:07.120said employee streaking down the cloud trail happens to appear on social media that is
00:18:13.400am i reading too much into it i don't even think i am not in this day and age
00:18:19.440all right bashi capellos there's a lot of uh internet pundits let's let's call them internet
00:18:26.100pundits, political pundits, amateur political pundits who believe that Vashi Kapelos is the
00:18:32.400next coming. She's on the left wing corporate media. Let's not forget. Here's a panel, this0.98
00:18:38.080front bench, as she calls it. Here's a panel that she had the other day that included Christy Clark,
00:18:43.060former premier of British Columbia and possible liberal leader going forward. She's mentioned
00:18:48.680earlier this week she wants to throw her hat in the ring or at least be in the conversation for
00:18:52.600the liberal leadership of Canada should Justin Trudeau decide he wants to step down. Also on
00:18:58.080this panel, Gary Dewar, the former premier of Manitoba. And then we have a conservative on
00:19:04.240there, Lisa Raitt. She's no longer in office. And I think they all work for green consulting firms1.00
00:19:12.920or banks, big banks. Anyway, I want you to see here what VASHI lets Christy Clark get away with.
00:19:21.660it's appalling you happy Thursday I don't think anyone on this panel is going to be surprised
00:19:26.640that I have to start with Christy who gave me a bit of a heart attack a few days ago at the
00:19:31.360prospect of losing a front bench panelist I'm going to start straight up and direct with you
00:19:36.920Christy what's going on are you potentially throwing your hat in the ring if Mr. Trudeau
00:19:42.600were to step aside well I can tell you Vashi that I got a lot of emails from a lot of people saying
00:19:48.240hey we love you with bashing on ctv don't go um just like from across the country it's really
00:19:54.020been quite amazing so you know i i what my here's my view on it the prime minister has decided he
00:20:04.920wants to stay he's going to stay he's going to run in the next election and i have never said
00:20:09.060from the minute i left politics that i was going to close the door on politics forever
00:20:13.240but there's no job open here poliev will become the prime minister a man who has never run anything
00:20:19.220in his life and whose policy book appears to consist of three slogans he repeats non-stop
00:20:26.500and i think that kind of easy sleight of hand that division and divisiveness is terrible for
00:20:32.860our country so at this stage of the game vashi needs to cut in on christy and say all right
00:20:40.420let's stay on topic here we're talking about the liberal leadership here we're talking about the
00:20:44.780revolt in the cabinet or the caucus that happened this week and you're talking about pierre paulia
00:20:49.160being this mean little man who's never run anything and is spreading division across the
00:20:53.620country that's absolutely completely and totally unacceptable in this conversation but bashi just
00:21:00.200lets her get away with i would say the liberals let's get focused and let's get to work i'm gonna
00:21:05.240let lisa respond in a second i'm just gonna ask you one follow-up do you think and by the way lisa
00:21:09.440never did respond. As the conservative on the panel, she should have responded. She did not0.99
00:21:13.880respond. Christy, that Justin Trudeau should stay as leader, or do you think he should go?
00:21:17.520I think he has the right to stay. His caucus has, so far, and we saw this today,
00:21:22.480maintained confidence in him. The party maintains confidence in him, and he's the leader of the
00:21:27.400party. He says he's going to run, and liberals across the country need to support him in doing
00:21:32.800that. Otherwise, I mean, keep your eyes on the prize, folks. We can end up with a Pierre Poly
00:21:37.560of government and he would take you know in four years he could do a lot to change this country
00:21:42.760in ways that we could never get back so so lisa i'll bring that point to you because in my
00:21:48.920conversations with people who were in caucus yesterday the only christy i want to ask you
00:21:53.240about that because i thought one of the more um you know candid that's the second time in and and
00:21:59.640this is i i edited this down you guys that's the second time christy is completely and totally
00:22:05.560misrepresented Pierre Polyev, who's not even supposed to be in this conversation,
00:22:09.660and Vashie lets her get away with it. Let's continue.
00:22:11.820Conversations that I've had on air with caucus members, it was last night with Ken Hardy,
00:22:15.700who was pretty, you know, blunt about the caucus's desire to see a proposition put before them and
00:22:23.340Canadians about why in a change election voters should stick with the Liberals. Like, what more
00:22:29.840beyond what we've already done are we going to do to improve your lives? His assessment was that
00:22:35.520they had not yet done that in any capacity for either caucus or canadians do you think they need
00:22:40.340to and how urgently and how much change does it in itself need to signify well i i think that they
00:22:46.460all need to i think all three parties are in some way not speaking to canadians i mean you've got
00:22:51.880polyev who just who just has these three slogans and it you know it's just there's no plan there's
00:22:58.740no no big idea there's no there's no evidence that he could ever get any of that sort of thing
00:23:03.840done. It's just divide, divide, divide. And then for sure, the Liberals have got to get focused
00:23:09.800on talking to people where they are about what's going on in their lives right now. So
00:23:14.880that is thinking about the cost of living, thinking about lower taxes for people across
00:23:21.340the country, improving the investment climate, growing the... It sounds like she's running for
00:23:26.220the Liberal leadership on this panel where she is supposed to be talking about something
00:23:31.600completely different i'm going to leave that one right there as all the tv pundits say well we'll
00:23:36.260have to leave it there for now it's absolutely abominable abominable behavior by christy clark
00:23:42.740but worse as the panelists were talking and talking the host is supposed to govern them
00:23:50.240and stop them or question them on the things they say and bashi sometimes does it but in this
00:23:58.280particular case she did not and that's very disappointing and that's not the first time
00:24:02.120we've seen that so let's not hold any left-wing corporate media journalists up on some idol and
00:24:09.640say oh my god you have to watch this because at the very least she is fallible and letting these
00:24:19.040people get away with murder and worse this is what happens sometimes you become friends with
00:24:26.360these people. And when you become friends or at least friendly with these people, you let them
00:24:30.580get away with more than they should be able to get away with. All right, let's talk about climate
00:24:34.940change. What does Vashi Capello say about climate change? She says, and this is more than once,
00:24:40.940I've seen her say this far more than one time, that she believes that it is an absolute existential
00:24:46.000threat to the very existence of humans. She even does panels about it. This evening, former Alberta
00:24:51.700premier allison redford she's now the principal at the redford group former manitoba premier
00:24:56.340gary duer he's now a director of the climate group and a senior business advisor at denton's
00:25:00.580and former nova scotia premier daryl dexter he's now vice chair of global public affairs hi everybody
00:25:05.380really nice to see you tonight i appreciate you making the time uh gary i'll start with you as i
00:25:09.940as i read out one of your titles there as the director of climate group i i thought it was an
00:25:14.020interesting day just given all these advisories to talk about the debate around uh climate change
00:25:20.260and really how much we do and what we do to address it.
00:25:24.180Do you think that Mr. Polyev's message is resonating
00:25:27.920given the current cost-of-living crisis a lot of people are facing?
00:25:32.640Well, I think the message on climate is being delivered
00:25:37.340every hour in our neighbourhood of North America.
00:25:41.700And certainly, I was on a climate board call this morning.
00:25:46.340And, you know, I remember a couple of years ago,
00:25:48.280there was a wonderful report out of the Pew Research Group in the United States when I was
00:25:53.040ambassador that called the boreal forest in Canada the lungs of North America.
00:26:00.100And certainly that is not the situation today. But it's not just the wildfires, which are,
00:26:06.160as you stated, are crossing borders and moving south as we speak. It's also the extreme heat
00:26:14.800She's not stopping him and making him prove that these extreme weather events, which, by the way, have happened since the beginning of time, are because of man-made climate change.
00:38:38.660if need be, to seize his assets, including SpaceX, Starlink, and TwitterX, and if need be,
00:38:45.120detain him, deport him, or take other actions against him. After the Wall Street Journal
00:38:49.960broke an extraordinary story on Thursday night, to quote it, Elon Musk, the world's richest man
00:38:55.640and a linchpin of U.S. space efforts, has been in regular contact with Russian President Vladimir
00:39:01.520Putin since late 2022. The discussions, confirmed by several current and former U.S.,
00:39:07.960European and Russian officials touch on personal topics, business and geopolitical tensions.
00:39:13.320The journal goes on to report that favors have been asked for the Chinese dictator,
00:39:18.840that Starlink not be used over Taiwan, related from the Chinese dictator in some way to Putin
00:39:25.340and on to Musk, and that Musk's contact has continued with Putin into this year.
00:39:31.340Also, you will note the timeline here suggests that Musk only bought Twitter X after his conversations with Putin began and that there were threats made against Musk's businesses and implicitly against Musk by the Russians.
00:39:46.540The full details in a startling bulletin edition of the Countdown Friday podcast now live wherever you.
00:39:53.460All right. So, look, I'm seeing in the comments here, I don't trust Musk completely. I don't trust Trump completely. I don't I don't I don't.
00:40:00.900yeah i get it and and this is what i've been saying to you guys for a while now and that is
00:40:06.680that it's one cabal versus another and there may be a third one in there as well that we're not
00:40:11.960aware of or it could be an overmind right maybe the big guy the gray pope on the top of all of
00:40:19.780this is just having some fun he's just saying all right let's mix them up i'm bored i want some
00:40:27.900action. I don't know. But we've been living in a cabal all of our lives. We like that cabal because
00:40:39.100we have the illusion of freedom. That is what Elon Musk represents, in my opinion. In my opinion,
00:40:47.000I might be way off the mark here. That is what Donald Trump represents. That's what RFK Jr.
00:40:52.700represents. All this left, right, left, right stuff, left, right. All of the Democrats who
00:40:57.600have now become republicans because of the political shift the ideological shift the
00:41:03.740overton window moving so far to the left and taking the democratic party with the democratic0.89
00:41:08.780party never used to be like this but now they're like crazy left-wing freaks who want to like0.95
00:41:15.980rip your throat out figuratively speaking of course if you don't buy into their ideological0.98
00:41:23.220rhetoric. It's gotten that bad, right? So look what they're trying to do to Musk now that this
00:41:31.240report comes out. Top stories, just in a Google search, X, Elon Musk. That's what I typed into
00:41:36.060the Google search. This is what came up from NPR. Two years in, Trump surrogate Elon Musk has
00:41:41.260remade X as a conservative megaphone. Elon Musk is now X's biggest promoter of anti-immigrant
00:41:47.400conspiracies. Elon Musk in contact with Putin deputy known for pushing fake news. Elon Musk
00:41:53.120X further squeezes developers with apparent new API fees.
00:48:15.760He accused ex's Wilfredo Fernandez, head of government affairs, United States of America and Canada, of allowing misinformation, which commented race riots in the United Kingdom to be posted on the platform.
00:48:29.540oops yeah tommy robinson got arrested apparently in in the uk and is being held even now by the
00:48:36.500police they searched his house and his phone without a warrant anyway here's uh here's that
00:48:43.000video mr fernandez are you familiar with the center for countering digital hate
00:48:48.020yes mr fernandez just for the record again what's your role with x i'm a director i had our
00:48:56.780government affairs and public policy in the united states and canada so so this would be
00:49:02.040directly in your purview are you are you aware of the report entitled social media's role in
00:49:08.300the uk riots policy responses and solutions um no i'm not well i'll give you some background
00:49:16.580on july 29 2024 there was a mass stabbing at a children's dance class in southport
00:49:21.920united kingdom three children died immediately following news of the attack false information
00:49:28.540about the attacker's identity spread on social media alongside calls for action and violence
00:49:35.440the next day hundreds of people gathered outside a southward mosque and hurled petrol bombs bricks
00:49:41.920and anti-muslim abuse motivated by false information spread online that the attacker had0.54
00:49:48.520been named, and I won't even rename it because I don't want to boost it anymore, and was both a
00:49:53.880Muslim and an asylum seeker. Acts of violence and public disorder, much of it featured anti-Muslim
00:50:00.160and anti-migrant sentiment soon spread around the country. Now, posts containing the fake name
00:50:06.660were promoted by users using platform algorithms and recommended features. The Institute for
00:50:13.580strategic dialogue found that x featured the false name in its trending in the uk promotions
00:50:20.220suggesting it to users in the what's happening sidebar far-right figures with millions of
00:50:26.540followers capitalized on false claims that the attacker was an asylum seeker spreading the
00:50:32.280falsehood further into the massive following bases now one platform stood out it was yours
00:50:39.220It was X. And the owner, which we identified already, Mr. Elon Musk, shared false information about the situation to his 195 million followers and made a show of attacking the UK's government response to the outbreak of violence.
00:50:55.700Rather than ensuring risk and illegal content were mitigated on his platform, Musk recklessly promoted the notion of an impending civil war in the UK, Mr.
00:51:06.000fernandez and yet your company x refuses to sign on to a declaration on misinformation
00:51:15.920on the practice of disinformation what do you have to say about that mr fernandez
00:51:22.640about what in particular sir about the fact that your platform was responsible for misinformation
00:51:31.220about the false name of a person who was identified as Muslim and an asylum seeker
00:51:36.480that reached potentially 1.7 billion people, Mr. Fernandez.
00:51:41.560Out of all of the people here, X is the only company that refused to sign on to a code of practice on disinformation.
00:51:48.660And your owner, who is currently on the campaign trail with Donald Trump in a hyper-partisan role of X,
00:51:57.020contrary to your testimony at this committee is responsible for this what do you have to say about
00:52:02.500that to the people who are targeted in the uk sir so we have clear policies on hate abuse and
00:52:08.640harassment in the first half of this year we suspended over 1.1 million accounts under these
00:52:14.340policies removed over 2.2 million posts and actioned an additional 5.3 million posts under hate abuse
00:52:21.740and harassment so we do take it seriously we do act on it um and i'm happy to follow up more on
00:52:27.500research particularly relating to the uk riots when i say riots i need you to go back and look
00:52:32.780at this look at the work that your company is involved in on the streets creating chaos and
00:52:38.020violence by far-right extremists the initial report gave an analysis determined that x was a
00:52:43.780significant platform in the unrest and i quote the x platform as accounting for roughly 50 percent
00:52:50.980of all the public referrals of online contact double the proportion of its next largest platform
00:52:56.960the ccdh quantified the reach that far-right influence has spreading hate and false information
00:53:04.620garnered on x in the aftermath of the attack facilitated by your blue tech promotion feature
00:53:11.800and enabled by the proprietor's decision to reinstate previously banned accounts they also
00:53:19.260discovered in this report sir that okay we're not we're not going to go on any further with that
00:53:24.380because my head's about to explode basically what this guy is saying is he does not like to hear the
00:53:29.900other side look when we talk about x we're talking about a platform that truly represents both sides
00:53:40.220of the equation all sides of the equation actually and i i can tell you how i know that
00:53:44.940because whenever i open up that app on my phone my head wants to explode0.91
00:53:51.680from all of the far left propaganda nonsense and crap that you have to wade through just to come up
00:54:00.300with some reasonable take on what's going on in the world today it's absolutely amazing but this0.98
00:54:08.340guy is sitting there saying well you far right commenters are are spreading hate and fear and
00:54:13.700riots but i guess he doesn't notice the same thing about his side that's the beauty of having
00:54:25.180public discourse and allowing all points of view on the same platform right but then and he said
00:54:33.740your platform is the only one here that refused to sign on to the agreement wow the agreement
00:54:41.180means that i have to censor what you want me to censor because clearly the organization he was
00:54:48.140talking about there is a left-wing organization all of the regulatory organizations public or
00:54:54.780private in pretty much all the western countries have been taken over by the marxists now0.94
00:54:59.840and they want to control all of our speech and elon musk is having none of it and for that i say0.99
00:55:06.660thank you my friend thank you very much okay we've got about how much time five minutes left
00:55:14.540let's see what i want to get to here tonight on the extension flat earth versus round earth
00:55:22.080i found this great discussion between a bunch of flat earthers if you want to talk about both
00:55:27.400sides of the story between a bunch of flat earthers uh renowned flat earthers actually
00:55:31.780well not renowned well-known let's say and a bunch of scientists uh talking about the difference
00:55:38.360between their philosophies and trying to come to some kind of an agreement here one side trying to
00:55:42.340convince the other it's actually quite interesting for you all access members that's coming up after
00:55:46.320nine o'clock central on shadow davis.com it's called the extension if you're an all access
00:55:51.400member i'll see you there if you're not why are you not an all access member charges drop this
00:55:57.800story came out last week. I missed it. This story is about 50 Freedom Convoy-inspired truckers who
00:56:04.600had their charges dropped on LifeSiteNews.com here. According to the Democracy Fund, 50 truckers who
00:56:10.520protested COVID mandates by participating in the 2022 Freedom Convoy blockade protests
00:56:15.640have seen their tickets dropped. In a press release, the Democracy Fund announced that
00:56:23.740In partnership with Williamson Law, it's able to successfully defend against the tickets issued under Canada's use of highway and rules of road regulation and other regulatory statutes for some 50 or so truckers who protested at the Coutts-Alberta border with the U.S. state of Montana a couple years ago.
00:56:39.760WL lawyers requested disclosure and held multiple discussions with the Crown, resulting in the withdrawal of tickets for all but 11 cases.
00:56:46.240As for the remaining 11, the Crown was determined to proceed with them, so TDF, with WL's help, sought subpoenas for the Alberta Premier's Office, Alberta Sheriffs, Edmonton Police Service, Criminal Intelligence Service, Alberta, and Provincial Security and Intelligence Office to give evidence in respect of disclosure issues.
00:57:04.240issues. TDF observed that because of seeking the subpoenas, along with additional discussions
00:57:09.500with the defense counsel, it was able to resolve the 11 remaining tickets for only one dollar each.
00:57:17.620As a result, no client was convicted at trial and all matters were successfully resolved.
00:57:26.420Good job, Democracy Fund. Look at this headline on the CBC today. Rural Manitoba communities
00:57:32.900plead with province for help cleaning up used needles. More than 500,000 needles handed out
00:57:41.540over the past year in a town of 4,000, says Swan River Mayor. Apparently, there are local shop
00:57:47.620owners in Swan River who have to take a shovel seriously, and they shovel the needles out of
00:57:55.020the way before walking into their stores every single morning. Here is our friend Raylan Fox.
00:58:00.500she is an advocate for parental rights and she speaks out on every platform available
00:58:07.680she's on rumble she's on x she's on facebook she's on youtube her name is spelled r-a-e-l-y-n
00:58:14.600fox with one x she's been on the show before you guys should follow her listen to what she has to
00:58:20.720say here so a little while back i shone a light on the fact that cirque which was renamed from
00:58:26.440Planned Parenthood a number of years ago, was heavily involved in guiding our sexuality education
00:58:31.620in our public schools here in Manitoba. So I was messing around on Facebook today and came across
00:58:37.620a webinar that they're hosting. Check this out. Gender-based violence, deradicalization, and
00:58:44.540chauvinism. Now I'm not even going to get one word in before interrupting. It says incels. Now I'm
00:58:51.600going to be very honest that I had to actually look this word up, but it is defined as a person,
00:58:58.120usually a man, who regards himself or herself as being involuntarily celibate and typically
00:59:04.820expresses extreme resentment and hostility toward those who are sexually active. Seems a little bit
00:59:11.660backwards to me, but let's continue. Pick up artists. Now I'm drawing the assumption that
00:59:17.540this is the typical slang term for someone seeking to seduce someone else. Anyway, and trad
00:59:24.820wives, which I believe is short for traditional wives, all rely on a radical gender ideology.0.98
00:59:32.080Oh, you mean like women don't have penises and men can't get pregnant? So I'm drawing the assumption0.99
00:59:39.040that what they're saying is if you've chosen to not be promiscuous and to instead hold out for a
00:59:45.180partner who has strong sexual morals. That makes you radical? Anyway, they believe in rigid gender
00:59:54.620norms that are often sold as natural or traditional. Well, I hate to break it to them,
01:00:00.900but a P and a P or a V and a V don't make a B-A-B-Y. This trend of radicalization has shown
01:00:08.240to cause acts of violence. Oh, you mean that when people's very way of life is threatened by teachers
01:00:14.800and activists brainwashing their children into alternate beliefs angers them? Not condoning
01:00:21.060violence, but that's not exactly a shocker. Stop poking the bear. Now, I don't think that anybody
01:00:27.340should be giving them $50 to attend their webinar, but if anybody has any interest in learning on how
01:00:32.800to de-radicalize people who believe in the nuclear family, you know where to go.
01:00:39.440Raylan Fox, you can follow her on pretty much every social media channel. She puts out videos
01:00:44.140like that pretty regularly and she is very knowledgeable. Why? Because she does the
01:00:49.180research. She loves doing it. She is a strong advocate for parental rights. Do you think
01:00:55.240you can sell your soul? Is that like a real thing? Is that a possibility or is that just
01:01:03.560like folklore? We're going to get into that in just a second. Archbishop Vigano, excommunicated
01:01:12.880by the Vatican. This happened back in July for schism. Very interesting. I'll give you a little
01:01:18.240background on the Archbishop before we read his new plea to Catholics all across the Western world,
01:01:24.680not just in the United States. The Vatican has officially excommunicated Archbishop Carlo Maria
01:01:30.740Vigano, the diocese for the doctrine of the faith announced Friday. So this is last July. Vigano was
01:01:38.320found guilty of the canononical crime or delict of schism or the refusal to submit to the Pope
01:01:44.120or the communion of the Church at the conclusion of the Vatican's extrajudicial penal process on
01:01:50.220July the 4th. So he's been in hiding for years, apparently, this Archbishop, because they're
01:01:56.100worried they're trying to kill him. And if you're a member, if you're an all-access member at
01:02:01.040shadowdavis.com, you learned the other night the difference between the Popes. There's a white Pope,
01:11:07.720Even though some of you believe that Peter Polyev is the other side, I don't think that
01:11:12.740they would be going so hard on him the media and the liberals trying to come up with all different
01:11:18.360sorts of ways to vilify the man if they did not want him to take the reins brian mulrooney
01:11:27.120was a man who was captured by the globalists by the elite i think jean chretchen was i think
01:11:36.560every prime minister has been Stephen Harper somewhat. Maybe. And there's so many things that
01:11:45.740we could go into regarding this as well, but I'm not going to do that right now. I don't think
01:11:51.800Polyev is captured. I also don't think that he understands completely the gravity of the situation
01:12:01.260that we're in right now but he is politically smart i will give him that do you think it's
01:12:09.880possible to sell your soul is that something that's been done is that done regularly
01:12:18.640or is that just something that we've seen in movies and television and read in books
01:12:25.120is it old folklore we're going to get into that a little bit in the extension tonight and also
01:12:32.400a great debate between flat earthers and scientists regarding the earth all access
01:12:39.260members i'll see you in two minutes on shadow davis.com for the rest of you i will catch you
01:12:45.080monday night at eight o'clock central for another shadow at night live stream oh and one more thing
01:12:49.860Do not forget, if you live in the WMR, that's the Winnipeg metro region, you might want to come out and check out the presentation we're giving tomorrow.
01:13:00.840Ken Drysdale, Ken Lee, and myself will be in LaSalle at Kingswood Golf and Country Club tomorrow afternoon, starting at 2 o'clock, going through till 5 o'clock for an information session on the Winnipeg Municipal Region 2050 plan,
01:13:15.280what it's all about, how it's going to affect you and your family, and what you can do about it.
01:13:20.260That starts again tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock at Kingswood in LaSalle. I will see you
01:13:27.360there, hopefully. And if you are coming, make sure you bring your kids, your friends, your family.
01:13:34.040Everybody needs to hear this stuff. All right. All access. I'll see you in two minutes. For the rest
01:13:39.060of you, I'll catch you Monday night. Love you all. Appreciate you all. And I will talk to you soon.