The Shadoe Davis Show - September 18, 2024


Sept. 17th⧸2024- Guest Vaxx injured Paramedic Chet Chisholm...Jagmeet gets physical (almost)


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00:05:36.080 career paradigm i always get this mixed up you guys saw me do this last night because i i get mixed up
00:05:43.200 with pandemic and paramedic i don't know why those two words get mixed up in my head but they do
00:05:52.560 12-year career paramedic chet chism is going to join the show tonight he's got quite a compelling
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00:07:52.940 yeah it's probably transcona i think that's that's what you're talking about that's an old winnipeg
00:07:57.740 joke val is watching from the hat tonight hello jason watching on facebook derrick is watching
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00:08:41.360 share. Let's get this show out to as many people as we possibly can, you guys. That's how we're
00:08:47.380 going to win, by sharing information and getting people informed. Those two by-elections that
00:08:52.760 happened in Canada last night, one in Montreal and one in Winnipeg, did not go so well for the
00:08:59.460 Liberal Party of Canada. Here is Justin Trudeau talking to reporters about that very thing
00:09:04.540 earlier. What's your reaction to the results last night? Well, first of all, I want to congratulate
00:09:08.720 everyone who stepped up in putting their name on a ballot at a time where we know politics is a
00:09:14.320 challenging, challenging moment. I also want to highlight the thousands upon thousands of
00:09:20.320 volunteers who stepped out, lots for our party, but lots for other parties as well, to show that
00:09:24.280 people are still very much engaged. At the same time, we need people to be more engaged. We need
00:09:29.320 people to understand what's at stake in this upcoming election. Obviously, it would have been
00:09:34.420 nicer to be able to to win and hold verdant but um wait a minute wait a minute hold on did he just 0.98
00:09:40.980 call us stupid let's go back and listen to what he said what's at stake in this upcoming we need 0.99
00:09:46.580 people to understand what's it's for our party but lots for other parties as well to show that 0.98
00:09:50.840 people are still very much engaged at the same time we need people to be more engaged we need
00:09:55.880 people to understand what's at stake in this upcoming election obviously it would have been
00:10:00.960 nicer to be able to win and hold Verdun, but there's more work to do, and we're going to
00:10:07.220 stay focused on doing it.
00:10:09.560 What do you think went wrong?
00:10:11.020 Oh, I think there's all sorts of reflections to take on that, but the big thing is to make
00:10:16.600 sure that...
00:10:16.920 The big thing is, is I'm not quitting, you see.
00:10:18.880 I'm going to stay on until the bitter end, which is fine with me.
00:10:22.500 You stay on, you keep bombing that party down to 10 seats in the next election, let's hope.
00:10:27.880 the Liberal Party lost a stronghold that they've held for the past 40 years in Montreal last night
00:10:35.700 now they weren't supposed to be competitive in the Winnipeg by-election that was a two-horse race
00:10:40.480 between the Conservative Party and the NDP which the NDP won because the NDP have held that seat
00:10:46.240 with one exception since 1988 that's Bill Blakey's former seat and that his son won it Daniel Blakey
00:10:53.560 for a couple of terms. The one conservative who held that seat in the 2011 election
00:10:58.940 was Lawrence Tote, who came very close to winning it back in the next election and the next election
00:11:04.780 after that. So let's go ahead and look at the results of that election. As you can see right
00:11:09.600 there, what I'm talking about, how long the NDP have held that seat. So people who are thinking
00:11:14.540 the conservatives should have won it, you guys, you know what? I mean, that wasn't an expectation.
00:11:19.200 You see Lawrence Tote winning in 2011 there. He came close again here, and the Conservatives came very close last night.
00:11:25.800 Remembering also it's a by-election, not as large a voter turnout.
00:11:29.580 I think about 35 or 40 percent of the electorate turned out for the election last night.
00:11:35.000 So the NDP, they got 13,600 votes compared to the Conservatives with 12,448,
00:11:40.980 which is a marked difference from the previous election where the NDP got 20.7 thousand votes
00:11:48.640 compared to conservatives 11.7 so I think in the next election if the momentum continues to go
00:11:54.440 grow for the conservative party they probably will take that riding back I'm thinking there's
00:12:00.060 going to be a whitewash and the liberals could be reduced I've heard some pundits not just me
00:12:06.320 saying this but I've heard some political pundits I don't even know what qualifies you for a job
00:12:10.240 like that. I'm a political pundit. You go to school for that? No, no, no. I just like politics.
00:12:16.080 Oh, gotcha. Some of these political pundits on television saying, yeah, the liberals could be
00:12:21.040 reduced to, well, I mean, they're not going to go below party status, which would be fewer than 12
00:12:28.280 seats. I don't think that we can hope, but I don't think that's going to happen. I think they're
00:12:33.200 going to be reduced to about 50, maybe 60 seats in the next election compared to the 154 they
00:12:39.560 currently have. Who knows what's going to happen with the NDP? They almost won in Montreal last
00:12:44.920 night. It was a very close three-horse race in Montreal last night. The Bloc Québécois, by the
00:12:50.160 way, wound up winning that election in Verdun in Montreal last night. And also, these pundits are
00:12:57.360 predicting not a fall election, but a spring election is probably the way it's going to go.
00:13:03.900 So we'll see. Let's change subjects for just a little bit here from left wing corporate global news today. Health Canada has approved Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine targeting the latest variant. I don't know who this guy is here. Not sure if he's going, what? Why? Or if he's a doctor trying to make a point or a nurse just about to administer the vaccine or just a guy from a commercial.
00:13:31.280 I don't know who that is, but Health Canada has approved this latest Moderna vaccine for COVID-19.
00:13:37.500 M-pox vaccination, meanwhile, in Ottawa, is seeing a brisk uptake.
00:13:42.800 People are very concerned about this disease, this monkeypox, and so they want to make sure they don't get it by taking the vaccine for it.
00:13:51.500 After announcing on Saturday they were opening 36 spots for this M-pox vaccination campaign, they were full.
00:13:59.740 they had lineups out the door so i guess there's still all kinds of sheep in ottawa and this from
00:14:05.980 the defender fda this is in the united states obviously has approved the vaccine for monkey
00:14:12.420 pox warns though it may cause death in those who take the vaccine and people they come in contact
00:14:20.880 with all right sir i'm going to give you this mpox vaccine i just want you to know that it might
00:14:28.420 kill you and anybody you come in contact with your family your friends your wife anybody oh
00:14:39.140 that's fine give it to me here let me roll up my sleeve for you it's amazing how these people will 1.00
00:14:42.840 still continue to go ahead and do this stuff chet chisholm is my guest tonight chet you're muted
00:14:47.860 so if you could turn your mute off and say hello to everybody that'd be cool thank you for coming
00:14:52.280 on the show tonight man really appreciate you being here oh you're welcome how are you good
00:14:56.960 good so i want to get your reaction to this vaccine approval that we've just seen here the
00:15:02.900 one in the states the one in canada the moderna new covid vaccine the mpox vaccine you were
00:15:08.320 vaccinated one time you didn't go back for a second what do you think about all this well it's
00:15:14.100 what were the well you they've already mentioned like what the safety concerns are anybody you love
00:15:22.160 could die yeah like so it's the most important thing with regards to any medication
00:15:29.160 or anything what we do in medical practice is informed consent so you need to tell them exactly
00:15:34.860 what it is well what the risks are what the benefits are and then then they get to choose
00:15:39.460 you don't you don't get to choose for them you can just put forward a recommendation but that's it
00:15:45.380 it's it's lunacy to me um like there's where's the need for this for one um it doesn't appear
00:15:54.500 to be one for one and it's like they're pushing this off pushing this through awfully quick
00:16:03.920 right it's as quick as go vaccine i guess how long did it take the covet vaccine to be created
00:16:12.680 and then mass produced this is something that always boggles my mind by the way we're going
00:16:17.000 to give you guys background on chet in just a couple of minutes because it's the first time
00:16:21.060 on the show but he has been on other shows across the country obviously and viva fry down in florida
00:16:26.000 i think that's where viva is now yeah so they created this this vaccine for covet 19 uh as an
00:16:33.960 mrna vaccine which is different from any other kinds of vaccine that we've ever seen in the
00:16:38.560 history of human beings on this planet vaccines well it mrna vaccines have existed for a little
00:16:44.840 while but they've never gotten through the approval process like they've had them for like
00:16:48.000 the zika virus and stuff and they they've rolled them out in like little little little test runs
00:16:54.660 and stuff but they never they never caught on is the covet vaccine that you know got like steam
00:17:00.240 rolled out the door and shoved in every arm imaginable well they never got they never got
00:17:05.420 through the testing process so they never actually killed people right so i'm sorry but this vaccine 0.88
00:17:11.200 kills everybody we can't possibly put it out there so they bring out these mrna things and 0.79
00:17:16.900 created a vaccine for a novel virus which i find interesting they were still calling covid a novel
00:17:22.780 virus at the time this vaccine rolled out so novel being we don't know anything about this virus but
00:17:28.740 we've somehow managed to come up with a vaccine for it but what gets me more than anything about
00:17:33.560 this is the speed with which they took control of all the supply chains across the world and managed
00:17:39.800 to distribute this vaccine in record time we're talking about billions and billions and billions
00:17:45.480 of doses of this stuff to go worldwide across oceans right get it down to australia you got
00:17:52.440 to get it over to europe you got to get it over here you got to get it over there they managed
00:17:56.280 to do this in what a month maybe two months a little longer than that but like don't tell me
00:18:03.000 they weren't prepared for this i mean that that still always boggles my mind it's something i
00:18:06.920 don't bring up very often because we haven't discussed the vaccine on this show in quite
00:18:11.000 some time but with all these approvals today and this inbox thing coming out we thought it would
00:18:15.400 be a good time so uh going back how long was it when you took your first shot and it'll be may
00:18:22.680 Let's give people the history on you.
00:18:26.720 You are a 12-year paramedic based in Nova Scotia.
00:18:29.700 13 years now.
00:18:31.100 But I've been off work for a few years now.
00:18:34.120 So yeah, I've been a paramedic since 2011-ish, 2012, right around there.
00:18:40.800 That's when I was going to school and started work.
00:18:42.960 um i um you know i've done uh hundreds upon hundreds and hundreds of 911 calls over the years
00:18:53.700 i've seen all traumatized i mean that that's got to be something that you sometimes some nights
00:19:02.060 you probably don't sleep very well after doing your job an insomniac to begin with like i'm
00:19:06.680 like i'm diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder but it's not from what you think
00:19:11.100 it's uh so with post-traumatic stress like anytime anyone sees something horrific where you come
00:19:19.320 across a car accident you see a loved one die or something terrible happens to you like i don't
00:19:24.140 know sexual assault or anything of that sort of nature nature anyone will get post-traumatic
00:19:30.100 stress it's the stress from the particular event uh what happens is and anyone can process that
00:19:36.160 stuff given enough time and the right resources and um but what happens is when it goes from
00:19:41.780 stress to disorder is when you know it's people shame you for going through that event or they
00:19:48.720 try to screw you over or they attack you or you know they dehumanize you while you're going through
00:19:55.380 the process like when guys come back from afghanistan and they get screwed over by like
00:20:00.040 veterans affairs and the military and kind of get shunned like in their social circles that's the
00:20:05.560 time when like the post-traumatic stress turns into disorder so but like um the the blood and
00:20:14.380 guts and all that of the job isn't what bothered me it was the you know the dehumanizing after the
00:20:20.300 fact is what kind of tips most paramedics over uh i'm sure a lot of my call well after humanizing
00:20:27.780 of the victims or the like of us after after bad calls and stuff yeah like you it's how would that
00:20:37.920 happen exactly what do you mean a bad call oh well anything that involves the death of a young person
00:20:44.260 um any severe traumas um many times yeah like the death of a kid like we're always supposed to
00:20:51.080 debrief after all this stuff but that doesn't always exactly happen um anything that involves
00:20:57.340 like a murder or anything like that there's always supposed to be like debriefing counseling after
00:21:03.320 these things to kind of decompress because it's a very highly stressed scenario right and um but
00:21:09.320 that it's it's you know unfortunately that doesn't happen enough that you know guys are taken care of
00:21:17.920 after the fact you know exactly why you got post-traumatic stress disorder oh i sure do
00:21:24.780 um if you could talk about it if you don't want to talk i can talk about it it's fine
00:21:30.720 um i'll just give you the cole's notes version um uh because it's it takes that would take all
00:21:37.700 night to that but um basically i suffered an injury at work um and some issues came up with
00:21:45.440 that and um just not having my employer like employer accommodate that didn't wouldn't pay
00:21:53.540 me when i would go into work and stuff and had to get the union involved and when the union got
00:21:57.300 involved and the employer got worse and things kind of went from there um and was you know kept
00:22:03.700 off work had a paycheck for some time but um eventually uh when i did get back to work my
00:22:10.340 partner and i did a permitted uh particularly uh dramatic call involving the death of a 17 year old
00:22:16.740 girl um and afterwards when i specifically said like hey we need to debrief after this like my
00:22:25.560 partner's on all right this was um pretty extreme i won't go into the details on here to save
00:22:33.460 people's ears and because it's it's rather graphic um i don't have a problem talking about it i just
00:22:39.360 don't feel this is an appropriate place to talk about it um and afterwards and i said like hey
00:22:43.600 we need a debrief and the response i got was no because like we had equipment failures we had the
00:22:48.080 17 year old girl and i had a partner who was struggling and i was straight up told no you're
00:22:53.740 not getting a debrief the fire department did one it's like but i'm not on the fire department and
00:22:58.820 neither is my partner and we don't live in that community so what do you mean you're not doing a
00:23:02.860 debrief and they just said no and then that kind of like with all the stress of everything that
00:23:07.540 it built up that's kind of what tipped me over and um put me off work involved in a debrief like
00:23:14.000 when you sit you just sit down and talk about the event yeah that's part of it so yeah we thought
00:23:19.000 we walked through everything that happened uh we talk about any things that went wrong anything
00:23:23.200 that could have been better went better um and it's it's and it's to check in on everybody right
00:23:29.100 because i've been to like i've done a lot of bad calls over the years and um you uh you try to get
00:23:35.580 everyone together just so it's like a it's like a like a peer support thing and to to to know that
00:23:43.620 everyone's got it back and it's like to to actually like check in on someone make sure they're doing
00:23:47.380 okay um so usually when we would do them i was an old retired rcmp guy that used to do them with us
00:23:53.420 and um like we would go in we had walked through the call step by step uh talk about everything
00:23:58.760 that happened um and uh just it's it's just a means of processing it taking it normalizing it
00:24:08.840 processing it so that people can you know lock it away and move on it's not to like diminish it or
00:24:15.020 anything like that it's just to take take it all in and and to be able to sit with it amongst your
00:24:20.200 peers and you know just in a in a so you're you know so you're not going to the bottom of the
00:24:28.360 bottom what you're going for here chet i can't even imagine having to live through something
00:24:32.960 like that and then go on the next day like it's a normal day right yeah i understand the need for
00:24:40.340 a debrief for sure yeah it's it's it's policy uh for anything that's particularly bad and it's
00:24:48.080 but you know was it because this particular case was a young girl yeah that was that's part of
00:24:55.800 that's part of the reason it's because so it's any traumatic call involving young people you're
00:25:01.280 supposed to debrief at the very least uh that's like oh but if like there's a death of a young
00:25:06.400 person it's like absolutely you're supposed to debrief after these things and so you didn't
00:25:10.680 debrief and so that that led and it's just like it's just like kind of like no screw you go away
00:25:16.140 and that's that's the like like we just went through like the most hectic busy call like i'll
00:25:22.540 tell you what it is afterwards if you want i just i don't want to i don't think it's appropriate
00:25:27.180 like i don't have a problem talking about it i don't think it's appropriate to talk about
00:25:30.220 what took place on that call on here yeah well you don't have to it's just a matter of to me now
00:25:35.980 you're not getting a debrief you're told you're not getting a debrief which is completely
00:25:39.740 disrespectful after what you had just been through right um and you needed obviously to have one so
00:25:46.500 that led you into a situation where it probably didn't hit you right away did it uh no so like i
00:25:54.780 so anytime i anytime like the way the way i always processed like bad nine-on-one calls is
00:26:00.940 we did anything like that like i've done other calls similar to it i just tell them it's like
00:26:05.620 yep i'm taking the next two days off see you later uh it's kind of standard practice like if
00:26:10.880 you do a bad call like particularly with kids as long as like not always you can't always get off
00:26:17.400 right away but usually they'll send people home um to go just you know go cool down just um get
00:26:24.860 away from this for a little bit and you know um but yeah i said like i'll i'll take i'm gonna take
00:26:30.100 two days off and uh decompress uh leave me alone and i'll be back and then when the time and it
00:26:39.440 just it did nothing sat well with me because i was already at like there's a bunch of other things
00:26:43.480 that were going on with like work and school and stuff so i was already up here after having like
00:26:47.740 a significant like workplace injury that kind of messed things up strong and the camel's back i
00:26:54.600 guess yeah and it's just it was just the it was just a like screw you buddy like i don't care we 0.76
00:26:59.080 care that you guys you know just had a kid bleed to death on you like it's uh it's and then like 0.85
00:27:07.260 and then there was there's there's other examples like they did this to my two of my friends when
00:27:12.460 there was a bad uh murder suicide in my area where they just you know said go away like and
00:27:20.880 it's just it's just a level of disrespect short staffed oh god yeah it's and well we're short
00:27:28.480 that like you wouldn't believe especially now uh it's just the fact that you didn't get a debrief
00:27:33.760 i mean what was it just like i was never you no it was just just couldn't be bothered i guess
00:27:40.480 because it was um they just told me it's like yeah the fire department did one it's like yeah
00:27:44.720 but i'm not on the fire department dude i wasn't in that man yeah like the fire department was
00:27:50.000 there with us obviously because we went to that community responded to this house and the fire
00:27:55.920 fire department was there we all worked together and did the did our job together but like i'm not
00:28:01.440 in i'm you're required like the ambulance service is supposed to do this too because we're separate
00:28:07.320 services like the cops would if the cops had been there they would have had their own debrief like
00:28:12.280 it'd be different if like like we all like we all got together and said let's do a debrief together 1.00
00:28:17.700 and i was communicated well enough because uh one of the one of the girls i worked with was on that
00:28:23.200 fire department she said are you coming to this debrief it's like they didn't even tell me it was
00:28:26.260 a thing and like by the time i get there like it's i have to go to like i say where i have to go to
00:28:31.800 this place and that's a that's a bit of a drive so by the time i get there you'll be done get a
00:28:37.480 chance to talk to anybody about this particular incident oh yeah yeah yeah so when uh like and i
00:28:45.540 don't have it it doesn't bother me like like like if we weren't here i could tell you all about it
00:28:49.640 But it's the it was the dehumanizing nation factor.
00:28:54.720 And it was a buildup of all of these things, stacking that kind of broke.
00:28:58.640 It's rather broke the camel's back.
00:29:00.120 Was this during COVID?
00:29:01.680 No, this was in 2019.
00:29:04.480 So this is just right before.
00:29:06.080 And so I went off work in March of 2019.
00:29:11.520 So I was put off on stress leave and on WCB,
00:29:17.600 so workers compensation uh took over uh and that's where i stayed leading up to
00:29:24.080 covet so it was like uh what six eight months before cover started and um yeah and so when this
00:29:31.680 all kicked off i was off work and just kind of watching from the sidelines and like this is a
00:29:38.000 bit nuts and like i i knew about like covet like before uh they even talked about it because like
00:29:45.520 i know people in the canadian armed forces and late they knew like guys that were coming back
00:29:49.680 from wuhan who were real sick and one of those individuals who was telling me ended up was in
00:29:54.800 ontario at the base where they came back to and they ended up getting quite sick too so i was like
00:29:59.600 oh this is definitely a thing um and uh but when it became a pandemic of worldwide concern
00:30:09.120 did they did they call you back did they say chet we're going to need you to come back we're getting
00:30:13.200 way more emergency calls no i haven't heard i haven't heard from anybody since i went off work
00:30:18.960 which was geez five years ago yeah they never spoke to me but you were you were off with
00:30:26.400 compensation workers compensation and that's kind of one of those you know one of those situations
00:30:33.600 where you're going to be going back at some point right ideally um what happened there like they
00:30:39.680 they didn't want you you've gotten about well there's there's a lot to this story i you know
00:30:46.640 i uh yeah um so what happened with treatment during covet is um so i was supposed to start
00:30:57.420 doing what's called like emdr it's like a really intense like therapy for like ptsd and trauma and
00:31:03.380 stuff like that and uh that was booked on the day they declared lockdowns and then everything shut
00:31:09.220 down you weren't allowed to go to treatment or anything and um like it was crazy and then you
00:31:15.380 know you just sat in limbo and then they'd open things up you get in for a couple sessions they
00:31:19.700 shut nova scotia right back down again and that happened off and on enough so i never had a steady
00:31:26.900 counselor um or treatment plan ever set up and uh the clock ran out and because you're only allowed
00:31:35.620 be off on wcb for so long and then i lost my job uh and did they want you did they want you back
00:31:41.620 i mean well i never i never heard once from my employer well you must have been frustrated yeah
00:31:47.540 because i was i wanted to go back because you know the place was falling apart and that's like when
00:31:52.180 people ask like why the hell did you take the cover shots like because well i was hell-bent to
00:31:56.580 get back to work before i lost my job um and because you know like your your benefits your
00:32:02.500 pension all that's on the line and you're watching all your colleagues like like lose their mind
00:32:08.020 because the whole system is falling apart because it's just being run into the ground
00:32:11.940 and like i'm just one person it's just one one dude on going to work but it's like um
00:32:20.020 and like when they came to you and said look man like in order for you to go back to work you're
00:32:23.780 gonna have to take one of these shots what were you thinking at that point were you going like
00:32:28.340 like i don't know but i'd read all the safety uh stuff that they had given and it was just
00:32:33.700 well i i have i have some of it here saved for you like i can show you what was handed out like
00:32:39.220 and it just it was what they gave us and like you know you're under a tremendous amount of stress
00:32:44.660 because you're about to lose your career essentially um and like there's a there's a
00:32:51.040 sense of duty it's like i gotta get back to work because all my buddies are getting screwed over
00:32:54.360 and stuff um and i go i went through all the stuff that they gave us like uh and they just
00:33:00.700 went off and said like oh here's the risk of allergic reactions there's the occasional
00:33:04.980 chance of Guillain-Barre syndrome which is you know part of the course for any vaccine and just
00:33:10.180 it was kind of on par with other stuff because i've got a million billion vaccines because i
00:33:15.360 work in health care um and uh i just you know uh sense of duty overrides better judgment i guess
00:33:26.280 because you know put me back in and i'll i'll deal with the i'll deal with the covid patients
00:33:31.780 i'm not gonna panic over it i don't want you to feel like i'm admonishing you for taking it
00:33:36.100 at all because i'm not it's well no i'm not it's just that because i've had people on here who
00:33:41.220 have been vax injured in the past and you know you asked them why they did it obviously it's not
00:33:45.940 to to shake a finger it's just as you point out you know everybody's got different motivations
00:33:51.080 yeah where was where was your head at at the time what was what was the information you're working
00:33:54.640 on and they obviously the stuff that they they they gave us because i get and because like all
00:33:59.580 my colleagues had to take it too and um like i didn't know of anybody that was injured at the
00:34:04.900 time i do now like i have colleagues that are injured um and you know you just make a
00:34:13.520 quick decision because you know it's down to the wire you know it's and uh you know
00:34:21.640 what happened to you when you took the shot um well i felt pretty crummy afterwards like like i
00:34:28.340 was i was fine at first and then by the time i got home i was pretty tired lethargic um and like
00:34:34.660 i was always like that after i got like other shots for work and stuff um just like this is
00:34:41.280 just my immune system kicking in and i'm just gonna go to bed and that feeling never went away
00:34:46.740 and it progressed to shortness of breath um and then like getting very difficult to do things
00:34:52.500 around the house uh started to get a tinge of chest pain over the next little bit and then
00:34:58.040 ultimately collapsed in the yard when i was trying to help my dad move some firewood when i collapsed
00:35:02.380 against the tree and i'd be rushed to the hospital were you passed out or was it a short no uh
00:35:08.600 collapsed with chest pain and uh shortness of breath and like me and my dad to like help me
00:35:13.700 get up and stuff fall in that age range that they've talked about in the pfizer papers
00:35:19.600 younger men i mean you're what mid to late 30s yeah i was 35 at the time and uh like
00:35:25.920 um around this time like i used to be made out of rope like i was in the best shape of my life
00:35:31.020 um and uh yeah at uh that uh that changed real quick real quick um anyways went into the hospital
00:35:40.640 was went in and um those people that i work with and explained what was going on i remember i was
00:35:48.980 talking to one of the nurses there one of the guys that i work with and he's a super cool guy 0.93
00:35:52.820 and he's like jesus you look like shit what the hell happened some pails ago so i'm sweating 0.78
00:35:57.860 and like i think like dude i think i got like myocarditis or pericarditis or something and 0.95
00:36:02.940 he's like lay back like like lay back and it's like is that worse i was like oh yeah it's like
00:36:08.100 10 times worse because the weight of your chest is pushing kind of on your heart there and then
00:36:12.840 like they did like ekgs and 12 leads and stuff and he's like yeah well i'm pretty sure you think
00:36:16.680 you're right and then the doc comes in later and goes yeah i think this is esophageal spasms and
00:36:20.880 just sends me home and like this happens like three times because i keep going in over the
00:36:25.940 next couple weeks and that's the ER doc right these are trained for that kind of thing quick
00:36:30.620 diagnosis and if it doesn't look like it's life through and it's it's like how can a 35 year old
00:36:36.200 guy who's has no cardiac history come in with chest pain it's got to be something else obviously
00:36:41.000 but like uh eventually I had to argue with like my family doc and I got my EKGs and blood work
00:36:47.300 and they were all abnormal and like textbook for pericarditis and like I won't go into all
00:36:52.460 nitty-gritty details of that was that a thing chet at the time did people widely known that
00:36:58.420 this particular formula that you took was causing that kind of thing or was this
00:37:03.300 publicly yeah okay so a bunch of us who actually did read the pfizer dump and
00:37:09.700 all of the other stuff that came before it from all of those uh all of those vaccinologists who
00:37:17.720 were warning us before this ever came out that this could be a thing so i mean for me personally
00:37:22.480 and i think for most of the audience we knew this kind of thing could happen but you know what still
00:37:28.320 amazes me even now is all of these doctors all of these medical professionals out there who still
00:37:33.460 are in absolute denial that this thing was damaging to people oh yeah well it's uh uh some of the
00:37:45.280 stuff i'll show you when we get to it like and like the work like shelly hipson is the one to
00:37:49.820 thank for all of this stuff like in the freedom of information request like you can go through
00:37:54.300 like we like she got like strang's emails and shelly deke's emails and everyone know scotia
00:37:59.840 health and them talking about myocarditis and blood clots and strokes and all that like starting
00:38:05.900 like like as early as like january of 2021 and then they never told the public a thing
00:38:13.100 until they were questioned by uh the media in i want to say october
00:38:19.680 and then they kind of released stuff and they said well there's nothing to worry about it's
00:38:24.160 like but then like you look at what they're actually saying and it's like no this is a
00:38:27.020 nightmare this is a nightmare scenario and then right after all that comes out then they mandate
00:38:32.020 it and said yep you guys have two of these shots uh otherwise you're on administrative leave or 1.00
00:38:38.320 fired actually they did that dummy on my birthday too sounds like you jerks you're talking about 0.97
00:38:44.960 nova scotia where they released this information and then made it mandatory anyhow i'll show you 0.89
00:38:51.620 the emails yeah yeah yeah go ahead i i'm interested like one thing you guys uh you may or may not know
00:38:59.660 is that chet testified at the national citizens inquiry last year i think that was the first one
00:39:04.120 right in truro yep i uh i was one of the volunteers i helped uh set it up and i testified
00:39:10.520 there uh i did a little bit of work with um i've spoken at a lot of things over the course of
00:39:17.840 this whole nonsense i helped with like james top and i spoke at his panel thing in ottawa and stuff
00:39:25.300 i saw a photo of you with james that's pretty cool yeah he's a cool guy i had a james and i
00:39:31.160 had a very long long chat i you know kind of scared the crap out of them i told them about
00:39:35.380 all the vaccine injuries i knew about what happened to me people in the canadian forces
00:39:39.660 that were injured and stuff um just that's kind of what i've been doing since um so but i i
00:39:46.020 testified at the nci it's if you want to get a cole's notes version of what happened um it's
00:39:51.460 about 20 minutes but like the story itself is longer than that um but this is the person that 1.00
00:39:56.800 you need to thank for the information i'm going to show you uh shelly hipson is known as the queen
00:40:01.480 of foip ops of nova scotia so um she's the one that dug all this dug this all out um it's so
00:40:10.540 don't thank me thank her she's she's the one who did it all i'm just the one bringing it to you
00:40:15.320 um you can see a lot of it on her website which is shellyhipson.ca and everything is here uh right
00:40:22.560 the nova scotia government so anything i show you or read to you um is from freedom of information
00:40:28.960 requests that you can find on here so you can just click on this and you can bring them all up
00:40:34.720 and there's um they're all sorted by what they are like this is a hea is a health one um
00:40:42.640 so this one's i would like to know the amount of code cases traced and tracked by public health
00:40:45.920 employees and in my inmates inside the spring hill institution correctional service of canada
00:40:51.040 but everything that i show you is from foy pops and i've got a lot of them numbered and stuff so
00:40:56.560 i pulled out just excerpts from them um because there's thousands of pages that the information
00:41:03.040 you're going to show us here tonight from nova scotia is that pretty much similar to
00:41:08.640 most other provinces do you think um i think it was dr byron bridle put on blast uh stuff from bc
00:41:16.400 uh and odessa or or the wits i don't yeah yeah i know she covered it on her show because they
00:41:24.980 were she were they were showing um how bonnie henry and friends were um basically padding the
00:41:31.160 numbers with regards to vaccine injuries and because they're just reclassifying things so
00:41:35.300 they can kind of bury the numbers um so uh that's something to look at i can send you the links for
00:41:40.260 that later i don't have it ready here that's cool man like you keep going here i'm yeah so i'm
00:41:45.420 interested um so let's start with two people uh in particular so dr robert strang is the chief
00:41:53.000 medical officer of nova scotia uh and he has been since geez when the hell did he come since like
00:41:59.560 2007 i think but his what i will zoom in on this so one of the things that's important to know
00:42:08.180 about Strang is his medical career.
00:42:10.300 So he did his, what's it called?
00:42:15.480 Residency?
00:42:16.420 His residency, thank you.
00:42:18.920 But he did his residency, and then after that, in 94,
00:42:22.320 he became the team doctor for Canada's men's national rugby team.
00:42:26.280 And he did that for three years, and that's his medical background.
00:42:29.600 And then he sat behind a desk as a bureaucrat.
00:42:33.640 So he doesn't have any experience whatsoever in?
00:42:37.720 No.
00:42:38.180 So he'd have some concussions, broken fingers, maybe broken ankles and a couple of broken bones in young, healthy men that he would have handed off to paramedics of the emergency room or, you know, send anything else serious.
00:42:54.660 So and that qualifies him to run a pandemic.
00:42:59.100 Right. The other individual involved is Shelly Deeks.
00:43:03.400 She is the assistant to him.
00:43:07.200 She joined a little later in COVID, but she specialized in like vaccinology and stuff.
00:43:13.060 And one thing I thought was interesting is that, where is it?
00:43:17.740 So in her research, so with vaccine safety, she was co-author of a 2018 peer paper evaluating pediatric vaccine safety funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
00:43:30.520 So you make of that what you will, and if you think that that is unbiased or not.
00:43:36.220 um we get you yeah that's shelly teeks um so before we get into this one thing that's worth
00:43:44.580 noting um in the fall of 2020 like once we started getting into covid there was when they
00:43:52.560 rolled out the flu vaccine for that year in new brunswick there was three adverse events uh people
00:43:58.160 had uh what's called facial paresthesia so they had like either numbness or pins and needles in
00:44:04.180 their face from the flu vaccine and that was enough to pull the whole thing nobody died nobody
00:44:10.740 got myocarditis nobody had a stroke just three cases of facial paresthesia so tingling or numbness
00:44:18.820 in their face that pulled the whole vaccine off the that's in 2020 that's in 2020 um like if you
00:44:26.320 like there's a couple other articles this but i think even uh he's not cited in this one but like
00:44:31.060 even robert strang talked about it and it's like yep we're gonna pull it for safety reasons um
00:44:37.220 no we'll come back to that um i'm sorry man i just can't even believe that these people 0.99
00:44:44.180 have any common sense whatsoever so they're either very very stupid or they're in on it right 0.99
00:44:50.740 right or it's a sunk cost fallacy like we've where we've gone this far we got to keep going 0.99
00:44:56.260 yeah I guess I'm not I'm not sure it's it's hard to say and I think well there's also
00:45:03.880 Pfizer lobbyists that came through um uh Nova Scotia and so money changed hands just give me
00:45:11.440 a sec I'm just going to close my window because the trucks are going by and I don't want it to
00:45:14.080 get come through on the mic so give me two seconds here sure this is fascinating stuff
00:45:26.260 Yeah. You know what, Michael, that's an interesting, when you talk about facial
00:45:29.400 paresthesia, Chet, like, is that not, not Bell's palsy. Bell's palsy is facial paralysis.
00:45:36.600 Paresthesia is a, an abnormal sensation. So, um, typically it's either a feeling of numbness
00:45:43.900 or pins and needles. Like when you, like, you know, when you like sit on your, like,
00:45:47.440 as I did, I sat on my foot and so my foot's asleep. Um, like that's kind of what like
00:45:51.420 paresthesia is like it's it can be like a something to do with like aggravated nerve or
00:45:56.440 whatnot it could be could come from a multitude of things um to get this i'm going to show you
00:46:02.380 a couple things of what they were saying and we'll go through a few more things and then i'm
00:46:05.880 going to show you what they were saying publicly and then i'm going to show you show you what they
00:46:09.300 were saying behind closed doors does that sound does that sound all right excellent that's great
00:46:14.380 man i like it so i'm gonna very good staging too yeah i'm gonna have to i have to do it the other
00:46:20.180 away because uh the way i have it right now i won't give you any audio so i have a couple of
00:46:26.740 these that i'm going to share and uh you let me know if you pull that up and we'll make sure the
00:46:33.540 volume is good on it so you may have to mute ourselves prior to being licensed by health
00:46:42.300 canada vaccines need to demonstrate their safety and copit 19 vaccines are no exception all vaccines
00:46:49.020 have side effects, including COVID-19 vaccines. Common side effects are divided into local and
00:46:55.020 non-local reactions. So local reactions would include redness, swelling, pain at the injection
00:47:01.180 site, and non-local reactions would include fever, a general feeling of being unwell,
00:47:08.200 and fatigue. Serious side effects are rare. One serious side effect is an allergic reaction,
00:47:15.080 and that is one of the reasons why individuals are asked to stay in a clinic after they receive
00:47:21.000 the vaccine makes sense i mean that's pretty standard right yeah well so that was on when
00:47:35.240 was that so i have a couple couple uh that was on the 23rd of june 2021 so i had already had
00:47:43.840 pericarditis already um diagnosed undi- uh officially undiagnosed um so here let's watch
00:47:51.700 this so this is when and there's uh is that the right one
00:47:57.720 so this is them giving you an outline of myocarditis and to give you an idea so like
00:48:10.860 these are like their big like talking points this is the big important one on myocarditis
00:48:15.080 it's only got 4.6 000 views so nobody's seen this
00:48:18.880 hi i'm dr karina top i'm a pediatric infectious disease physician at the iwk and a vaccine
00:48:29.120 researcher at the canadian center for vaccinology and my main research focus is vaccine safety
00:48:33.740 so what are myocarditis and pericarditis myocarditis means inflammation of the heart
00:48:38.660 muscle, and pericarditis is inflammation of the sac around the heart. People with these conditions
00:48:43.700 often have chest pain and may feel short of breath or like their heart is racing.
00:48:48.500 Why is there concern about myocarditis, pericarditis, and COVID-19 vaccines?
00:48:53.300 In Canada and other countries, there have been increased reports of myocarditis and pericarditis
00:48:58.340 following COVID-19 mRNA vaccines. These reports most often involve young adults and teens,
00:49:05.300 men more than women, and occur after the second dose of an mRNA vaccine.
00:49:09.800 Cases of myocarditis and pericarditis are rare. Some people were admitted to hospital briefly.
00:49:15.920 Most cases are mild and resolved with treatment and rest. Myocarditis and pericarditis generally
00:49:22.540 occurs in the first week after an mRNA vaccine. If you feel chest pain, shortness of breath,
00:49:29.580 or a racing or abnormal heartbeat after getting your vaccine, you should seek medical attention.
00:49:34.740 What else do you need to know about myocarditis and pericarditis? COVID-19 itself can also cause
00:49:41.880 myocarditis, as well as a severe condition called multisystem inflammatory syndrome
00:49:46.740 that is associated with inflammation of the heart, blood vessels, and other organs. The risk of these
00:49:53.080 conditions and other serious complications of COVID-19 are higher than the risk of myocarditis
00:49:58.660 with the vaccine. Public health continues to monitor the risk of myocarditis and pericarditis
00:50:04.060 after COVID-19 vaccines closely.
00:50:07.040 Getting the COVID-19 vaccine is the best way to protect yourself
00:50:10.780 and your family and friends against severe COVID-19.
00:50:15.540 Wait a minute.
00:50:16.740 She had no basis to be saying any of that stuff
00:50:21.540 in a public service announcement at that time.
00:50:25.680 And do you know the big thing that they left out of that was?
00:50:30.740 No.
00:50:31.380 That myocarditis is a medical emergency.
00:50:34.060 well myocarditis and pericarditis don't resolve right well i mean that's a they will resolve
00:50:45.740 eventually with treatment but they can become chronic so a reoccurring thing um but the thing
00:50:52.780 is is if even if like say somebody gets myocarditis or pericarditis and it resolves
00:50:57.980 is what injury does it leave in its wake that's the big question right because you can get scarring
00:51:04.060 And there's there's a multitude of things. So like with with myocarditis, it's the inflammation of the heart muscle itself.
00:51:10.800 So that can cause damage to different parts of the heart, which can cause scarring, which can lead to trouble with electrical the way the electrical pathway works in the heart.
00:51:22.860 because your heart is it conducts electricity and that's what makes it contract right uh you have
00:51:28.540 um like uh like sodium and potassium and calcium ions moving in and out and that causes
00:51:35.500 the electrical charge to change is the only muscle in the body does not regenerate right it will it
00:51:42.940 will scar but it will not regenerate and scar tissue um does not contract right and doesn't
00:51:50.540 conduct electrical and you can't conduct like the electricity doesn't go through it as well
00:51:56.060 um so you can get a cardiac arrhythmia in that regard and in extreme cases of myocarditis when
00:52:01.100 you have inflammation if that inflammation goes inwards it decreases the size of your heart
00:52:05.820 chambers so you can uh get reduced blood flow uh it could obstruct blood flow in some extreme cases
00:52:14.620 um like this is in like a really extreme myocarditis like there's there's no such thing
00:52:18.700 is mild myocarditis but there is more severe cases obviously um how many times as a paramedic
00:52:26.620 and a medical professional and i'm not sure if we talked about this on or off the air i think it was
00:52:31.340 before we went on how many times have you seen in your 12-year career as an active paramedic
00:52:38.980 how many times did you ever see a case of myocarditis or pericarditis never
00:52:43.640 um the iwk which is the children's hospital in halifax would typically see between two to five
00:52:50.220 cases in a year and that's for a province of just under a million people uh peter mccullough uh told
00:52:58.520 me when i was talking to him i don't remember which i've talked to him a couple times um prior
00:53:04.280 to the vaccine rollout uh even him as like a cardiologist he only saw it twice in his entire
00:53:10.280 career um like i i never saw clinically there's someone an individual that i know personally
00:53:17.880 that i think may have had it um but to give you an idea that individual was 32 33 at the time
00:53:26.040 and they're dead it killed them so whether it was um myocarditis or not i was never given a clear
00:53:36.920 thing, but they hadn't in the Irish heart when they died. So, um, so, you know, uh, adverse
00:53:44.540 events were so rare, uh, that the ambulance service in Nova Scotia decided that, uh, it made
00:53:51.720 sense to remove, uh, ambulance fees. So if you had an adverse event to get the COVID, getting the
00:53:58.660 COVID vaccine, you wouldn't have to pay for your ambulance trip. Uh, and that was in June 15th of
00:54:03.460 2021 so yeah that's the really reassuring there folks um so let me see
00:54:14.340 you want to see some of the stuff that they were talking about behind the scenes
00:54:20.300 yeah and then we'll then i'll show you a few more things because we're waiting for that
00:54:24.480 yeah so let's is that big enough i can zoom it in a little bit
00:54:30.100 is that good is that good yeah so this so um these are just some excerpts from some of shelly
00:54:39.140 hipson's uh freedom of information requests and so when you see this number here and i'm circling
00:54:45.100 with my mouse this is the reference number so this is in 2022 this is number 1349 it's a health
00:54:53.300 one and so this one's just going to be a collection of emails and there is a lot more
00:54:58.820 that i'm going to show you than what's here okay uh there's hundreds of pages of this stuff there's
00:55:04.680 tons of pages of them paying social media influencers and the whole nine yards like
00:55:10.000 we we won't be able to get into it all tonight but this is so this is starting on the 23rd and
00:55:17.220 2021 so this is right when they rolled a note to health care providers and um people in like
00:55:23.040 long-term care facilities. So like much older folks that are in continuing care. So Eric
00:55:32.140 Fleming wrote to Dr. Robert Strang and company that, hi everyone, just wanted to make you aware
00:55:39.180 that we had two reports of AEFIs. That's an adverse event following immunizations from
00:55:45.680 vaccine event from the immunization clinic immunization clinic um so number one these
00:55:53.040 here are redacted with inclusion privacy and you'll see a lot of these drivers just so you don't have
00:55:59.120 patient identifiers uh symptoms include swollen and tingling lips it was recommended to clients
00:56:04.080 because shelly mcneil uh and the other one uh symptoms included eye redness and itchiness in
00:56:08.800 the eyes forearm so facial paresthesia by the sounds of the first one or some form of allergic
00:56:15.920 reaction in the first one then we get to january 28th um and this is from maureen crew to dr robert
00:56:24.800 strang and company uh hi robin gainer uh in case you received any queries i'm looking into an
00:56:30.080 adverse event following immunization following the death of a resident vaccinated in the long-term
00:56:35.120 care facility, a blank female who received a modern COVID vaccine and died. We have a 0.89
00:56:41.440 temporal association, but I don't think it's a causal one. I'll be obtaining more information
00:56:44.480 on the cause of death, et cetera. So there's the first one. That's on January 28th, 2021,
00:56:52.820 before these are even readily available to the public. They don't confirm in this email, though,
00:56:58.640 that this is actually a vaccine death they say that the person here uh died after getting the
00:57:05.920 vaccine but they don't put the two together is that i wonder if that's an ass covering measure
00:57:10.940 uh well some of some of them will be coincidental right especially when you're dealing with
00:57:17.140 very old folks especially in long-term care facility so is this guaranteed to be a vaccine
00:57:24.260 death no it's not but it should you should you know maybe pump the brakes for a second
00:57:32.020 and you know just hey maybe we need to have a look take a breath exactly yeah and for sure
00:57:38.100 this is going to ramp up real quick so uh so april 13th um hi and i'll just i won't say
00:57:46.660 whether all from you people can read it uh hi shelly and terry i received an average event
00:57:50.340 reports regarding a blank who developed a DVT, which is deep vein thrombosis, which is a blood
00:57:56.520 clot typically like in their legs after receiving AstraZeneca, which was administered on like
00:58:01.760 April 15th. Um, some unusual, uh, adverse events have come in today. Stroke, thrombotic events,
00:58:09.700 pulmonary embolism, that's a blood clot in your lungs, uh, thrombocytopenia alone,
00:58:14.520 no thrombosis or thrombocytopenia. April 16th. Hello everyone. Two additional serious
00:58:19.300 adverse events reported this week in the immunization summary that uh the total number
00:58:23.700 of serious average events now four so the first one is from pfizer it's an ischemic stroke which
00:58:28.580 means that a blood vessel has been blocked in the brain either through a thrombus or a blood clot
00:58:34.820 um and then the other one is just dyspnea fatigue chills that one's not too concerning let's continue
00:58:41.300 and this is april of 2021 well they're still telling us oh get out there get this it's safe
00:58:47.140 it's good oh it's it's gonna get worse don't worry uh this is where i even took the shot and i'll
00:58:51.960 show you the stuff that they gave gave up gave us and health care professionals in terms because
00:58:56.620 it's in one of these things here uh so april 16th please be aware of an average event reported today
00:59:03.140 or confirmed encephalopathy so it's disease of the brain uh received moderna and developed
00:59:07.980 neurological symptoms uh april 19th please be aware of average event reports today confirmed
00:59:13.280 and several of the uh oh sorry that's the same one again um uh april 19th hi all just letting
00:59:20.580 you know about a death in blank reported post-pvisor vaccine in a blank that would be their age
00:59:26.620 um male this death has been injured in the panorama that's the vaccine injury tracking
00:59:32.620 software i will look at the details from the attending physician april 29th um oh same one
00:59:38.660 again uh june 1st uh hi all the oh my god i can't remember what vitt stands for vaccine induced
00:59:46.640 thrombo something it's like your blood clot your blood your platelets and stuff get a lot of whack
00:59:54.240 um uh so that one's vittc um look at all those redactions this this is yeah well it's it's to
01:00:05.500 protect it's patient privacy anything that says 20 and then one is it's protecting a patient
01:00:11.300 privacy so like this would be like a patient's like health care card number or something their
01:00:15.220 age um where they live there's nothing on this i mean if they used black boxes then this would be
01:00:21.180 an entire black box yeah we'll we'll get to more well they can't they just can't identify patients
01:00:26.760 it's a privacy thing like if there's if they if they put like hey there was a a 35 year old
01:00:34.240 paramedic who got pericardias on such and such a day well that they figure out who it was right
01:00:39.100 like i don't care people know when i have it um now so this is on june 12th uh to shelly deeks
01:00:46.100 um hi this is a quick summary of the 24 adverse events that have come across my desk from june
01:00:51.280 7th to 11 so 7 8 9 10 11 five days uh three anaphylaxis five allergic reactions we had a
01:01:00.420 seizure uh erythemia multiformis just a rash petechia rash so that's like redness of the eyes
01:01:07.260 hypothyroidism uh pericarditis uh there's a pulmonary embolism again blood clots in the lungs
01:01:13.440 vitreous detachment i forget what that specifically refers to rash toes but then we get into the good
01:01:18.400 ones so somebody who has a cardiac arrhythmia a thrombotic stroke so blood clot block in the brain
01:01:24.660 uh blood vessel in the brain we have pericarditis an ischemic stroke an ischemic stroke a hemorrhagic
01:01:30.100 stroke so a blood vessel popped and they're bleeding in their brain and then somebody died
01:01:33.500 of a pulmonary embolism in five days five days and we should probably because it's tough for people
01:01:43.860 uh chet to go back and remember all because everything that's happened right in the last
01:01:47.800 few years i mean this is june of 2021 this is yeah people you know the vaccine was pretty new
01:01:55.460 i think they started rolling that thing out in january of that year and then of course they did
01:01:59.440 they put it out for healthcare professionals in december january at that time i declined because
01:02:05.920 it's like i'm not at work i'm not dealing with bobit patients so no thank you but when the
01:02:10.800 because i was run out of time to go back to work and so i took it at the my when my age bracket
01:02:15.600 became available so people in their 30s which was in may so this thing had rolled was still rolling
01:02:21.600 out to the public at this point i don't even know if they had it in kids yet um so the ones i marked
01:02:27.360 and red are the ones that i thought particularly juicy so on june 18th rollout continues it gets
01:02:33.360 worse and worse and worse with these with these oh yeah we're just it's okay it's gonna we're
01:02:39.280 gonna keep going it's gonna get worse still yeah uh here's a so from june 14th to 18th so again
01:02:46.080 another five days uh here's 20 average events that have come across my desk um we've got four
01:02:52.000 anaphylaxis two allergic reactions i don't know what issr is we got pericarditis we've got
01:02:58.380 hypertension with tachycardia that's a racing heart um we've got another seizure with an
01:03:03.740 ischemic stroke another case of pericarditis uh a stemmy which is in uh that's a that's a fancy
01:03:10.280 term for saying a heart attack an stl elevated myocardial infarction and then bilateral pulmonary
01:03:16.380 embolism so blood clots in both lungs and then somebody got colitis um uh this is the same one
01:03:24.300 from before yeah so i'll just start scrolling through them just so you can see some of them
01:03:31.180 and then i'll stop on the ones that are marked in red because i thought they were particular
01:03:35.340 particularly interesting so on june 12 or july 12 2021 again this is still not even mandated yet
01:03:41.900 uh hi doctor why not we have several myocarditis slash pericarditis reports
01:03:46.300 that we received today this is the first one signed noella and there's a couple playlists
01:03:51.340 the information um this and thanks leslie the team knows the sense of valence to
01:03:58.540 whatnot and then we get to good old dr robert strang and his response is concerning
01:04:04.220 that there's multiple cases of myocarditis and we'll get to those numbers a little later
01:04:11.900 this is in july 12th and again uh you saw the there's nothing is sad but it's not nothing
01:04:23.580 because they're still promoting the hell out of it and they're they're at this stage of the game
01:04:28.300 they are shaming people they're not going to get it and so like every time you see one of these
01:04:33.980 lines like this is all just adverse events there's a bunch of bells palsy for you um some palpitations
01:04:40.780 abdo pain um good morning summary of uh adverse events coming across my death death reported
01:04:48.940 last week changed to a stroke and the data that's found to be incorrect uh guillain beret syndrome
01:04:53.580 guillain beret syndrome paresthesia of the face remember there's three cases right there that
01:04:57.820 pulled the flu shot in 2020 um chest pain heart palpitations
01:05:04.220 again we keep going let me ask you do you believe that this formula this gene therapy
01:05:14.820 did protect people at at least at some point from the disease itself no i don't uh and so
01:05:24.120 um jessica rose would be the one to explain this better than i can uh she is the um immune
01:05:31.380 immunology guru i'm i know how to pull you out of a car and bang on your chest to keep to keep 0.95
01:05:36.740 you alive and do all that stuff and you know track jessica down yeah i can get i can put you
01:05:43.680 in touch with her i know jess and i talk um but here here's the here's the cole's notes
01:05:48.900 luddite version simple version so typically when you get an um pathogen comes into your body or
01:05:56.540 you get vaccinated your body's going to create an immune response and it's going to create
01:06:00.460 antibodies so it knows what to look for and whatnot it tells tells your immune system what
01:06:04.880 to do the problem one of many problems with the cova vaccine is the antibodies that it produces
01:06:12.760 aren't good antibodies they're what's called igg4 antibodies and normally like your other
01:06:18.540 antibodies teach your immune system to the response is to go out and kill things what
01:06:23.440 igg4 does is as opposed to being kind of like like the soldiers of the immune system stuff 0.76
01:06:28.420 they're more like the diplomats they go around and they say don't worry about that that's shadow
01:06:34.220 that's chat don't kill that that's us because let's sit down and have a cup of tea and perhaps
01:06:39.820 we can discuss going any further into the body because your your body's producing this and so
01:06:44.860 it's getting acts it's getting mislabeled as part of you so your your igg4 antibodies go around and
01:06:51.280 go nope don't don't do it it's okay that's that's just you don't worry about it meanwhile it's you
01:06:56.920 know toxic and damaging your cells and stuff um and so whenever people encounter covid and stuff
01:07:04.120 and that spike protein they get these igg4 antibodies roll out and go nope that's us don't
01:07:08.700 worry about uh don't worry about that and the immune system kind of powers down as opposed to
01:07:13.760 you know amping up and killing the thing that's that's the simplified version of it there's it's
01:07:19.100 a little more complex than that but that's that's the dumbed down version so because like you do
01:07:24.020 need igg4 antibodies it's so you know your body doesn't eat itself right and it's the body gets
01:07:30.420 confused and thinks covet is you because of that you're all your cells are producing the spike
01:07:35.060 return all these immunologists were talking about you know that very thing happening that you just
01:07:41.580 said there with all these autoimmune diseases that we're going to start popping up and guess
01:07:45.380 what they've started popping up because of all of this because this thing is so badly screwed up so
01:07:50.440 many immune systems out there yeah among other things spike protein not even going to get into
01:07:54.780 that at this stage yeah so um there's there's more adverse events reports and stuff like
01:08:01.920 because they're not all in the emails right that we got but this is when they start talking to the
01:08:06.420 media because the media starts asking questions in october because they get their hands on one
01:08:11.100 of these freedom of information requests that shelly did um so again all of this shanks thanks
01:08:16.880 shelly hipson she's she's the she's the best she's have you have you spoken to her yet i
01:08:22.760 it's possible i don't know i've spoken to so many people but i'm sure i'd remember
01:08:27.760 yeah if not i can i can put you in touch she's she's a wonderful lady i'd like to get you both
01:08:33.740 on at the same time yeah absolutely uh because i'm like her and i've like are working together
01:08:39.700 and i'm helping paul westhaver a little bit with some stuff as well as jeff evely because jeff
01:08:43.500 beavillies in court right now fighting like a mask uh violation thing and so pulling all stuff
01:08:50.320 out of the pulling all stuff out of these foy pops but so this is uh what happened when the
01:08:56.440 media contacted them so the chronicle herald which is the halifax newspaper um so this is from
01:09:03.080 uh i think it's andrew rankin is his name so it goes uh hi shelley blows a medium inquiry from
01:09:09.240 chronicle herald i've also included a response we've used in the past for a different inquiry
01:09:13.720 that uh you think it'd be used here could you uh would you like to see any changes to this um
01:09:19.720 so uh question i've spoken to a few doctors in the province who say adverse events from
01:09:23.960 cova 19 vaccines are being underreported by doctors in nova scotia is the department aware
01:09:28.280 of this if so what is being done about it how is the department ensuring that doctors are
01:09:32.680 documenting all adverse events is there a website or public database listing all the documented
01:09:37.160 adverse events that have occurred in nova scotia since the beginning of the vaccine rollout they
01:09:41.160 redacted their response um and um is it why would they redact the response you're not protecting
01:09:50.120 anybody's privacy in that situation i don't know so here's the actual email from andrew rankin
01:09:58.920 so hi barb i'm writing a story because this is the full thing and that was the summary of what
01:10:03.080 they said i'm writing a story that includes nova scotia doctors saying some doctors in the province
01:10:07.720 are seeing slash treating cases of adverse events following covet vaccines that are that they are
01:10:13.180 required to report to nova scotia public health but are not they say they've seen cases where
01:10:17.360 people have gotten medical attention within days of the vaccine such as young adults and teenagers
01:10:21.980 with palpitate palpitations or chest pains and blood clots and the treating doc has not reported
01:10:27.620 the event to public health as required. It's actually required by law, by the way. They say
01:10:33.300 doctors are under-reporting adverse events following COVID vaccine, and it is a significant
01:10:37.900 problem. They offer a number of reasons for this, from a lack of guidance from public health
01:10:42.000 about reporting adverse events cases, to the amount of time it takes to fill out the adverse
01:10:46.160 events reports, to doctors deciding not to report because they want to get as many COVID shots into
01:10:50.860 arms as possible. Could President Dr. Robin McQuarrie respond to what these doctors are
01:10:54.900 saying is doctors in nova scotia confident that when doctors see patients with adverse events
01:10:59.300 following covid vaccines that they are required that are required to report in nova scotia public
01:11:04.040 health and that they are doing so why or why not does doctors nova scotia believe the province
01:11:08.880 should be more transparent with covid vaccine safety surveillance program data such as in
01:11:13.440 ontario and bc should the nova scotia government doing what those provinces are doing and regularly
01:11:19.740 sharing with the public numbers of adverse events being reported by medical professionals
01:11:23.820 breakdowns of serious and non-serious events,
01:11:25.660 and what those adverse events are.
01:11:27.100 Thanks a lot, Barb, on my deadline's Friday.
01:11:29.560 So this is the response that they give
01:11:31.180 from Nova Scotia Health.
01:11:33.100 Hi, Andrew Rankin.
01:11:34.580 I know his name because I have his article
01:11:36.200 I'm going to show it to you next.
01:11:37.700 This is incredibly concerning.
01:11:39.260 We are not hearing any concerns of adverse events
01:11:41.180 reporting post-COVID vaccination.
01:11:43.180 If we did, we would report immediately
01:11:44.780 to the College of Public Health.
01:11:46.320 These allegations are incredibly serious.
01:11:48.380 What did I just show you?
01:11:49.540 This is in October,
01:11:50.740 that they've been seeing it since December.
01:11:52.600 is almost a year from being reported all right he has an outright outright lie flat out lie
01:11:59.540 um where was i physicians report adverse events regularly for all kinds of immunizations and have
01:12:05.900 done so for years uh each province has its information and process clearly outlined
01:12:10.420 here's nova scotia so they provide the link what you and these and they put this in quotes
01:12:14.560 physicians are implying is negligence and if the physicians you're speaking with are not
01:12:20.860 reporting their colleagues at college it is negligence on their part i strongly encourage
01:12:24.120 you to be sure that the physicians you're speaking with have factual information
01:12:29.040 not only are they saying that this is not happening that these allegations are quite
01:12:36.660 serious and they're starting to throw other doctors under the bus for not reporting these
01:12:42.220 things that's all right it gets worse so here's the article that andrew rankin posted and i never
01:12:49.160 saw this until i read that email like a couple months ago and then i found this article so this
01:12:55.500 is dated october 30th 2021 vaccine has still not been mandated for health care workers yet
01:13:01.760 we're getting there it's been announced that it's coming right they announced it months ahead of
01:13:06.620 time uh so in it and i won't read the whole article i'm just going to show it there's a
01:13:11.760 one key thing so like they show a breakdown of the age range the different types of things that
01:13:17.600 are happening um the other notable things there's 200 cases of blood clots 700 or 73 oh this is from
01:13:25.800 canada wide but like uh heart attacks spontaneous abortions blah blah blah all lovely stuff um
01:13:33.040 there's indication saying that this is required by law that it needs to be reported
01:13:37.680 but what i really want to show you is when we get down we see the picture of dr robert strength
01:13:42.140 because, you know, you just
01:13:43.960 bury the really important thing in here.
01:13:46.300 So in July, Dr. Robert Strang,
01:13:48.260 Nova Scotia's chief medical officer of health,
01:13:50.160 this is under the picture, by the way,
01:13:51.940 reported 22
01:13:53.860 cases of myocarditis
01:13:55.960 and pericarditis had been
01:13:57.940 identified in Nova Scotia.
01:14:01.860 And that was in by
01:14:03.960 July.
01:14:07.060 And nobody
01:14:07.960 did anything. Nobody did a fucking 0.99
01:14:10.040 thing. 0.97
01:14:10.420 pardon my language that's andrew rankin this guy is he still alive yeah uh he did a he's um
01:14:19.380 you can get his contacts though he's doing a report here yeah and you know i vilify the media
01:14:26.780 all the time because i know what they're up to i spent 35 years in it and i i know exactly what
01:14:31.640 they're doing and to to see somebody like andrew rankin reporting for salt wire ask these questions
01:14:39.780 at the appropriate time when he found out about it that's very courageous what he did did he ever
01:14:45.160 has he ever gone further on this or did he leave it and i'm not sure you know that's interesting
01:14:52.600 we should probably get a hold of this guy and see if he's done any any more reporting on this stuff
01:14:59.160 because what you're showing i haven't seen anything specifically um uh it's but yeah but
01:15:07.520 he did a very good job in that article's done very well it's done very fair he doesn't
01:15:11.920 he doesn't take uh he doesn't take a stance he just presents it like it is
01:15:15.920 as you're showing us here is incredibly damning stuff and that i mean you think that
01:15:25.680 andrew would be very very happy to get some of this stuff from you have you sent it to him at
01:15:31.200 all if well the one reporter who actually seems willing um the stuff that he was reporting on
01:15:38.560 in that article is some of the stuff i showed you uh like there's i'm showing in emails that
01:15:43.680 there's like charts and stuff plotting this stuff out from around that time too and he was looking
01:15:47.520 at those i think um because this all was released around the same time uh because he he was in
01:15:54.240 contact with shelly hipson and the two and so she provided him with the information to write that
01:16:01.520 article i recall if i recall correctly sorry um i may not have that quite right but as i remember
01:16:08.800 that's that's what happened as far as i know he is yeah they have the same questions i've been
01:16:14.800 asking here is the guy still alive did they get them so i don't have the emails um up because
01:16:20.720 because they've redacted a whole bunch of it,
01:16:22.260 but like in those freedom of information requests,
01:16:24.380 and we're going to go back to emails in a bit.
01:16:27.620 Robert Strang and company are all like spurging out and going,
01:16:31.180 oh my God, the media is asking questions.
01:16:32.680 They're going to cause vaccine hesitancy.
01:16:34.420 What are we going to do?
01:16:35.040 Try this response, this response.
01:16:36.960 And there's no point showing it to you because it's all redacted,
01:16:39.880 but you can go in there and you can read it being redacted.
01:16:44.680 And I'm freaking out.
01:16:45.940 It's like, well, we need to create a public statement.
01:16:48.660 and so um here's their statement because this is right on the nova scotia website um so
01:16:54.920 uh and i'm just going to read i'll read the first paragraph and then i'm going to skip to the
01:17:01.300 where they bury the lead uh so it's been almost 20 months since the start of the pandemic in nova
01:17:05.680 scotia during this time we have witnessed the resiliency of nova scotians the commitment of
01:17:09.240 our health care workers the strength of our uh health care system and the successful implementation
01:17:13.340 of the largest vaccination program in our history great oh and recent media coverage
01:17:19.120 on the reporting of adverse events following immunizations would have you believe that our
01:17:22.940 health care providers are ill-equipped to recognize manage and report these reactions
01:17:26.820 this is not the case however let's go to the bottom um nova scotians uh should know that
01:17:34.980 our rates of serious adverse events and so what classifies as serious is seriously injured
01:17:42.440 hospitalized disabled or dead that's of the four qualifications of serious and that's from their
01:17:50.740 own documentation minor tingling in the face yeah so they've got the flu vaccine taken yeah
01:17:56.860 yeah not not tingling not getting hives or anything and uh the adverse event uh rates
01:18:04.500 are low and about seven for every 100 000 given doses do you know what that equates to
01:18:11.660 it's one in about 14 000 people are seriously injured disabled hospitalized or dead
01:18:21.320 remind the the other adverse reactions which can be just as well maybe not nearly as bad
01:18:30.280 as quickly but they can be bad yeah and by this point here's some of their adverse reactions and
01:18:39.220 go back to the emails in a bit here um so total adverse events is that are reported are 634
01:18:46.020 uh with 112 of those being serious that number skyrockets later um but here's a key thing and
01:18:54.660 this so when was this this is up until november 30th 2020 21 which was uh when they mandated this
01:19:00.660 thing so on my birthday when they said no more job for you um they had uh we look at
01:19:08.740 We'll zoom in for you so you can see.
01:19:11.580 Is that better?
01:19:13.580 Yeah.
01:19:14.360 So there we go.
01:19:14.980 Over 50 cases of myocarditis and pericarditis.
01:19:20.540 Oh, yeah.
01:19:22.560 52 cases that you never see.
01:19:27.580 That's 52.
01:19:28.460 And most of them, 69% of them were in young adults under the age of 30.
01:19:36.700 and like you said dr mccullough told you that he had seen as a heart specialist he had seen two
01:19:43.580 cases in his entire career too yeah i made a joke when um when i spoke at the james top event in
01:19:52.460 ottawa i spoke with ken drysdale actually and ken made the joke about um your odds of getting run
01:20:01.580 over by a bulldozer are higher than you know dying from covet and uh he provided like the stats on
01:20:11.100 and made a big joke of it i when i went on and spoke after him i said that's interesting because
01:20:16.300 um in my career i've responded for a kid who's been run over by an excavator
01:20:23.820 and i've seen that more than i've seen case myocarditis what does that tell you
01:20:28.300 until now until now yeah the last that kid's okay by the way good i was about to ask yeah
01:20:34.900 he wasn't good at the time but he's good now hey as a quick aside because i know we're going
01:20:41.400 through all of this stuff and you're blowing people away including myself with with these uh
01:20:45.400 have you stayed in touch with any of the people that you rescued from situations do they want to
01:20:51.960 thank you with with things like how does that work is it just i save them and then you move on with
01:20:57.900 life i'll show you one at the end how about that we'll end on a positive now um but i will i will
01:21:05.460 share a brief so when i went on with viva uh geez almost two years ago now and i told him about the
01:21:11.960 nci and what happened to him what happened to me and stuff because i tried to get to the trucker
01:21:16.340 convoy and um in ottawa but i was too sick i got to about quebec and had to stop and turn around
01:21:22.060 and i wasn't allowed in anywhere i couldn't rest anywhere it was awful i was sick as a dog
01:21:26.800 was most sick ever in my life but so i tried to because i was gonna because nobody was talking
01:21:30.340 about this stuff that i knew and so i was gonna go find viva and tell him uh and eventually you
01:21:34.840 know i just went on the show with him like this is what's happening and here's the nci and then i
01:21:39.740 recruited him in to testify and stuff and but after i spoke on his show um like i had it like
01:21:47.800 like i i had somebody reach out to me on uh social media they just messaged me on twitter
01:21:53.160 from like a twitter handle 123 it wasn't like an actual name but the person said it's like you
01:21:58.720 don't know me but i know who you are because um when my dad went to the hospital it was you and
01:22:04.700 your partner who transported him and he's talked about you and your partner for however many years
01:22:11.580 it's been he still talks about you to this day and uh like thanks to you like i still have a dad so
01:22:16.880 um yeah it's it's a it's a pretty surreal and humbling thing um but so cool yeah it's it's
01:22:26.940 the best job in the world man like as much as i you hear me grumble and stuff here tonight and
01:22:32.580 so there's a lot of bullshit and um people getting screwed over but it's like the job itself 0.61
01:22:37.960 is it's i you know i wouldn't do it i couldn't convince me to do anything else that's you'd be 0.98
01:22:45.280 hard-pressed. What makes you do this that you're doing now? You're breaking down all of these
01:22:52.840 numbers and going through all of this information that Shelley provided. I mean, what pushes you
01:22:57.540 to do this? It's the right thing to do. As paramedics, our job number one is to be a patient
01:23:07.320 advocate. And what I saw during COVID was a complete lack of patient advocacy. And so
01:23:12.560 um i may not have my job anymore but i'm still a paramedic at heart so i need to keep doing this
01:23:18.080 because people need to know what was done to them to their loved ones and to their community
01:23:21.980 so that they can seek help and they can feel comfortable coming forward and so that we can
01:23:27.400 get accountability that's the only way we can move forward and heal as a country right um
01:23:33.280 what i i turned off a lot of my social media at the start of covid because i saw people losing
01:23:39.300 their minds like the people who got like legit covid not something that was like recategorized
01:23:46.320 which was everything um to be covid a lot of those people did get quite sick i know a few of them
01:23:52.700 um and but i remember uh someone i used to be friends with um their mom uh took on a what came
01:24:05.840 out of retirement went back to work as a nurse to work in one of long-term care facilities to help 0.55
01:24:09.380 and i remember that group of friends talking about like oh yeah what your mom's doing is selfish
01:24:14.400 like she's gonna get code and bring it home make everybody sick and like like maybe like we should
01:24:19.320 just like it's a pandemic we just need to do like we just need to do what's necessary and you just 0.99
01:24:24.400 leave those people to their own devices and like you people are fucking disgusting like that is the 0.99
01:24:30.600 most unethical thing i've ever heard because like you don't you don't do that you don't just 0.99
01:24:36.760 abandon the vulnerable people to let them get sick like it's and not take care of them like it's
01:24:42.280 like what the same people yeah the same people who were saying that you know like the unvaccinated
01:24:47.340 should die and not get hospital care not get medical care you know that kind of thing i mean
01:24:55.500 those are the kind of people that would flash their vaccine card in your face and say i'm going
01:24:59.960 of the hockey game i guess you can't go mr principles that's what they would do and it's
01:25:06.780 you want to talk about disgusting i mean through all of this i mean there's been a lot of disgusting
01:25:10.920 things you're showing us some disgusting things right now but the way people acted to one another 0.97
01:25:16.180 and still do based on something else now whether it's climate change or the transing of kids
01:25:21.480 whatever it happens to be they're still acting that way not as many probably but it's part of 0.98
01:25:28.620 the reason why I took the stupid thing is like, well, 0.99
01:25:31.300 I'm going to deal with COVID patients. Just put me in, 0.99
01:25:33.080 I'll go deal with them. Like if, if people are going to act like this,
01:25:36.440 somebody has got to go and be an advocate for these people, right?
01:25:39.900 Like, like in COVID clinics or long-term care facility, it's like,
01:25:43.040 I'll do it. Oh, it doesn't, I'm not worried about COVID. Like,
01:25:46.600 I know I was going to get it because I'm going to go right and look,
01:25:52.680 someone's going to cough it right in my face and whatever,
01:25:55.620 i'll get sick and we'll bounce back um but yeah it's you know most cases of that virus
01:26:05.940 you know when they started saying things like well chances are good you don't even know you've got it
01:26:10.020 in many cases and you could still be a spreader of it i mean like come on
01:26:14.580 i'm gonna i don't think i have it queued up here but i'm gonna pull something else up
01:26:18.820 as well and what actually qualified as a covet case officially by the government
01:26:23.780 uh because i can pull that up for you well let's pull that up right now um
01:26:36.100 dude it's getting late i gotta see i've seen some people from the east are going
01:26:39.460 i'll watch the rest tomorrow i'm tired i'm getting sleepy i'm a night hawk i'm used to
01:26:47.460 working night shifts i'm used to coming out of work at seven o'clock in the morning so
01:26:50.980 doesn't bother me any so jaren wants to know what happened to the flu back then everything was
01:26:55.940 convid she said it was i say yeah i know like and i'm going to show you how it was how did they die
01:27:01.140 are you going to do that okay cool that's a good question thank you for that one this is right from
01:27:05.220 the government of canada and um the internet is not forever so i have this page downloaded too
01:27:10.420 as a pdf just because in case they ever decide to delete it um so right here on a deceased case i'm
01:27:16.420 I'm going to read this to you.
01:27:18.240 So a probable or confirmed COVID-19 case whose death resulted from a clinically compatible illness.
01:27:25.080 So anything that has shortness of breath, chest pain, general malaise that makes you tired, you know, headache, anything that gives you cold symptoms, anything.
01:27:37.300 A lot of people at end of life have a lot of those symptoms, shortness of breath.
01:27:42.000 Unless there's a clear alternative of cause of death, such as trauma, poisoning and drug overdose.
01:27:46.420 Also, a medical officer of health, such as Robert Strang, Shelley Deeks, Bonnie Henry, all those fun people, or relevant public health authority,
01:27:58.200 authority, foreigner, or medical examiner may use their discretion when determining if a death was due to COVID-19 and their judgment will supersede the above mentioned criteria,
01:28:06.320 so they can just decide which one. Or a death due to COVID-19 may be attributed when COVID-19 is the cause of death or is a contributing factor.
01:28:14.260 and also when it comes to pcr tests i know here in nova scotia they were typically running those
01:28:20.320 pcrs between 25 and 42 cycle thresholds which is going to spit you back nonsense so if you
01:28:26.080 look for it you could find nicholas cage in somebody when you're using those numbers right
01:28:30.300 it's like this guy was killed by nicholas cage
01:28:34.080 what about the rapid testing i mean you stick the thing in your mouth for 30 seconds and it 0.99
01:28:39.400 would give you a reading i thought that was the stupidest thing like a pcr is a forensic tool not 0.87
01:28:45.180 a diagnostic one it lets you know if something was there and it's not even specific to covet like it 0.96
01:28:50.180 could have been any coronavirus and when you're running at those numbers it could have been a
01:28:53.920 coronavirus you had 10 years ago well i'm not an expert i said i mean the guy who invented the
01:28:59.020 thing that's there's a full video of him saying exactly what you just said right if you swab a
01:29:04.880 room and you find a couple drops of blood it doesn't mean you found a murder it means that
01:29:09.080 you found blood it could have been somebody scratched a fly bite they could have had a
01:29:12.740 runny nose they could have stubbed their toe right it's it's the same idea it's a forensic
01:29:17.640 tool it just lets you find something it doesn't mean the person's actually sick um
01:29:22.180 so keep going how much time do you got left okay let's see you know what however long you want to
01:29:29.420 take man and by the way guys we're keeping this usually i would would have cut to my extension
01:29:36.360 on the website right now which is an all access feature that i have on my website but i think that
01:29:40.920 the information that you're sharing tonight with us chet is too important to keep from people so
01:29:46.920 i'm going to keep this going for as long as you're here we're still going to do by the way guys for
01:29:51.000 all access we are still going to do an extension on the website but we're going to keep chet here
01:29:56.120 till he's done on socials uh and like this is i'm just showing you a bit of it this is we're looking
01:30:02.440 through the keyhole right we're not we're not looking at everything like we'd be here for days
01:30:08.120 looking at all of it um let me see we should do a telethon type show like that then yeah
01:30:15.240 again cool here we are december 10th they're still rolling in with bell's palsy and stuff chest pain
01:30:24.840 let me see there's some more more bells palsy
01:30:27.480 that's the paralysis of the face by the way that we talked about earlier um
01:30:34.420 again more allergic reactions pulmonary embolism and stroke again it keeps going and going and
01:30:45.000 going uh oh so this this is good so like because they talked about and i cut a lot of emails out
01:30:52.780 this uh by the way uh they talked about um what they needed to do to report on this stuff and so
01:31:00.700 they built a little website that has all the reports and i think i have it up here uh and so
01:31:05.740 this email uh with people within the nova scotia government of scotia health goes hey sarah can you
01:31:10.980 send a number of hits we get on the adverse events report on the website shelly and i were curious and
01:31:15.580 this is in May 2nd of 2022. So a year after I had been vaccine injured. And here are the numbers,
01:31:26.280 if you can see that. So of all the pages, I got one, two, three, four, five, six pages there.
01:31:34.020 And the total number of views on the first one is 21, then zero, zero, then two, then 25,
01:31:41.440 and then 11 so the only people that probably saw this website where they purported this stuff 0.95
01:31:46.100 which was hidden basically at the back of the closet are the people that fucking work there 0.75
01:31:49.680 so nobody has seen it and so not very many winky face that that is that is by not very many 0.92
01:32:03.120 so they're they're they are actively keeping it away from the pump yeah oh it's published
01:32:12.060 but nobody knows where it is it's like well i published it well where'd you put it oh it's
01:32:16.160 under the bed it's under robert strang's bed like that's where we published it oh it's way
01:32:22.320 further than under the bed man that's the first place i'd look if i knew they were hiding something
01:32:26.480 from me it's very deep someplace right and you got to have a treasure map to find it that's crazy
01:32:32.700 In the next email, it goes, for your information, not many hits to the adverse events report. Katie and I would be counted in at least a few of those page views listed below, so actual viewership is even lower. Discussion of how frequently we do this report seems merited in terms of possibly making an upcoming change to the frequency of reporting. Perhaps we want to look at quarterly at most or shift frequency based on how the vaccine program is rolling out.
01:32:59.200 So no one's looking at it
01:33:02.020 So is there any reason for us to even do this?
01:33:09.640 It's definitely a worthwhile discussion
01:33:11.860 I would support Quarterly
01:33:13.040 Maybe we can discuss when we next meet
01:33:14.920 Oh my god
01:33:18.500 How do these people even sleep at night?
01:33:22.660 Pillow made of cash
01:33:23.720 It's my guess
01:33:25.860 um have you ever considered
01:33:30.220 hiring legal counsel and trying to go after these people for misfeasance i don't exist as a vaccine
01:33:41.240 injured individual so um need to get that resolved first right i need to be officially
01:33:46.820 diagnosed with something before i can ever go after anyone because like so to back up like when
01:33:54.280 i when i brought this can my concerns forward and we'll go back into these in a minute um
01:33:59.480 so i've been a paramedic for over a decade i'm quite good at uh reading ekgs and blood work is
01:34:06.900 easy you just cross-reference it you just need to know what certain things apply to what um but
01:34:12.100 when i brought up brought forward and said like to my dog because uh this is going to sound like
01:34:18.260 greek for a second when i pointed out in my ekgs like i got concave st elevation i've got spodic
01:34:23.680 sign after the t wave i've got pr depression and my p waves and leads two and v1 are uh enlarged
01:34:30.880 in the latter half pointing to the left atrial enlargement that's all of that points directly
01:34:35.200 to pericarditis and his response was i know that made no sense to you um was you need to shut the 0.96
01:34:42.400 up i don't care what it is you think you see we are not entertaining any ridiculous rabbit hole 0.98
01:34:47.760 you want to go down you're not getting a cardiac mri you're not getting a cardiac stress test 0.85
01:34:53.680 a medical professional told you that my family physician
01:34:58.520 and how long have you been seeing your family physician
01:35:02.920 34 35 years so since i was a kid how how does this doctor have the right to say that i mean has
01:35:16.820 i'm a paramedic paramedics can't read ekgs apparently so is he a man or a woman it's a
01:35:23.120 dude yeah it's a dude all right so this doctor has he ever spoken to you that way before
01:35:27.880 uh he's been rude well he's been pretty rude about ptsd and stuff
01:35:32.800 for all of this like um spent all that time with him has he been a reasonable doctor until i became
01:35:41.940 a paramedic all right then he he felt challenged and threatened by you because you were able to
01:35:47.360 diagnose things that he could diagnose and so he pulled like i could on you right yeah i could i
01:35:54.280 could pull it up and show it to you and like i did it at the nci i showed people it's like who
01:35:58.700 weren't like medically qualified and explained like ekgs and stuff and how they work it's it's
01:36:03.860 a graph measuring the electrical activity going through your heart is what it is and if you have
01:36:09.000 changes to the way that electrical activity uh goes through you'll get shifts in the waveform
01:36:15.720 one right like if you are plotting a car driving along on a road and the road uh changes you'll
01:36:22.800 see the car's velocity change everything that you've been through all of the symptoms that
01:36:27.540 you've displayed mm-hmm you've reported to this doctor textbook and yet he refuses to do any real
01:36:35.820 testing on it yeah uh I've spoken to other docs um did you tell him that by the way oh yeah oh yeah
01:36:43.740 did he say he says unbelievable because like when i was when i first met peter it was on jason's show
01:36:50.380 about a year ago and i explained everything and i just walked through and i just i just talked
01:36:54.620 i just talked cardiology and uh mccullough was just beaming he's like he just took a moment
01:37:00.060 after i was done explaining stuff and he's like he said all the resident docs who are who may be
01:37:05.100 listening to this this is who you need to listen to and this is why you need to listen to paramedics
01:37:09.100 it's amazing how much uh mccullough has lost in the last few years he's a wonderful guy
01:37:19.420 yeah i've spoken to him as well but he's lost in terms of reputation and notoriety in the medical
01:37:27.820 community based upon the stance he's taken in the past four years and still managing to do what he's
01:37:32.860 doing which is the wellness company right yeah and still advocating for people like yourself
01:37:38.980 incredible he's done a lot to help kayla pollack too like behind the scenes yeah okay you guys
01:37:47.200 obviously remember kayla she she was one of the vaccine injured who's now in a wheelchair she's
01:37:51.860 been on the show a couple of times and i i should get her back because it's been a while since we've
01:37:56.260 spoken i hope she's doing okay yeah as far as i know um because i was talking to like uh drew uh
01:38:02.940 at the at the event there he said she was pretty doing pretty good like um but like um it's like
01:38:10.820 things will pick up like in her like neck of like realm once the lawsuit starts so like there'll be
01:38:16.940 more attention then like that's that's when like it'll start grabbing some more media attention
01:38:20.660 um but yeah like mccullough worked with uh drew and them to try to just try to help facilitate
01:38:27.540 things and i think peter's going to be one of the expert witnesses in her um um court case
01:38:36.540 yeah that's great so that's great let's take a look let's continue let's continue right there
01:38:45.660 yeah yeah and i i think there's i have a few other things i can show you i'll just have to
01:38:49.060 find them and pull them up um so this is in january 11th of 2023 so about a year and a half ago
01:38:56.420 um so this is an email coming in to nova scotia health says good day all i just spoke with dr
01:39:01.460 bevington regarding jonathan's questions below uh to clarify the diagnosis of pericarditis
01:39:06.180 myocarditis or both uh with a suspected relationship to a vaccine um and so this is the response uh
01:39:15.140 Any thoughts Leah Ternis had, blah, blah, blah.
01:39:17.860 So Dr. Bevington had some questions regarding who is responsible for reporting adverse events.
01:39:23.400 I advise that any provider who is aware of or suspects an adverse event should be reporting it.
01:39:28.560 Dr. Bevington advised that he often sees patients for pericarditis and myocarditis following COVID vaccines
01:39:36.040 and that he feels that this is not being reported by ER docs and family docs.
01:39:40.540 He also advised that he has no way of knowing if a report has already been made.
01:39:45.500 I advise that he can either phone us or check if an average event has been submitted or simply submit the form knowing that it may be a dig blue kit.
01:39:52.700 I advise that it is better to receive the same information twice than not at all.
01:39:56.620 Dr. Bevington was also not aware that public health is responsible for providing guidance regarding future immunizations and until our discussion was under the impression that he was responsible for the same.
01:40:07.440 Perhaps there's an opportunity for some education regarding adverse events reporting for family
01:40:11.840 providers and for emergency rooms. This is in January of 2023, two years after this shit has 0.99
01:40:20.100 been pumped into everyone. The doc is coming forward saying, I'm seeing myocarditis and 0.98
01:40:26.340 pericarditis patients often, and I don't know what the procedure is here. So that right there
01:40:33.420 is evidence of them being under reporting because nobody knows to do it
01:40:38.000 you mean nobody knows to report it or nobody knows what to do once it's reported
01:40:47.520 yeah a little bit of column column a column b okay yeah because that's that's insane i mean
01:40:55.920 first of all as like as you point out and we point out again in the show for those of you
01:41:00.100 just joining now like myocarditis pericarditis such rare events and this doctor is claiming that
01:41:07.520 he's seeing many cases of this like what was it weekly monthly uh i didn't specify in the emails
01:41:13.520 too many to count based upon the fact that it is such a rare occurrence
01:41:18.220 and that yeah no no one should ever be seeing myocarditis or pericarditis often like that
01:41:24.380 should like never like that was never a thing that's insane yeah and all all of these things
01:41:31.220 that we saw too chad you know going back to watching these i'm sure you've seen the videos
01:41:37.540 of these journalists the news talking heads just passing out in the middle of a newscast or
01:41:44.340 some soccer player going down in the middle of a game in front of thousands of people or a football
01:41:50.580 player, you know, 22 years old, getting diagnosed with pericarditis or myocarditis and never being
01:41:56.380 able to play again. And the media, the way they handle it is absolutely criminal. As far as I'm
01:42:03.000 concerned, it's preposterous that they never ask these questions. Wait a minute, wait a minute. Do
01:42:06.680 you have a history of heart disease? You see, that's where I come from. That's my background.
01:42:11.800 And I do have a natural proclivity for wanting to know why. Why would that be? It's such a
01:42:18.660 tremendously strange thing are there any answers for this but none of these journalists except
01:42:25.700 for maybe this this dude here that we talked about earlier andrew rankin would ever ask any
01:42:31.120 of these questions none of the national reporters that ever touched that stuff and how many you know
01:42:35.760 press conferences these provincial uh chief medical officers had where you would listen to
01:42:42.820 the media questions and of course they had to ask over zoom or telephone or whatever because there
01:42:47.440 no in-person press conferences how many times did you go you're not asking the question
01:42:55.120 yep so for me wow uh in it was just before the uh the nci there was a um like members of nova
01:43:08.160 scotia health so um michelle thompson who's our mla our health minister mla um uh what the hell's
01:43:19.440 her name karen oldfield who's the president of nova scotia health and some of like the top docs
01:43:24.740 and stuff were going around nova scotia doing like a public q a with regards to um issues that have
01:43:31.240 come up with uh health care in nova scotia and occasionally someone would ask something about
01:43:37.820 like the covid vaccine mandates because they were only dropped maybe before four to six months ago
01:43:42.240 here in nova scotia we were the second last to drop it uh bc being the last and when i went there
01:43:47.880 i sat down this was in uh westville in picto county um i went and i submitted my question
01:43:55.160 online because i was going to ask since i can state that i'm a paramedic for so and so such
01:43:59.560 and such amount of time i got pericarditis from the vaccine i've been terminated from my employment
01:44:03.080 i'm still not allowed to return to work when is this going to change and i got like a bs answer
01:44:07.880 and so they wouldn't take my question during the thing but i cornered them afterwards and when i
01:44:11.960 went right up to mel shell thompson our uh health minister and i explained it and she knows who i am
01:44:19.320 because she's an rn in my hometown and oh one second i gotta plug my headphones in for the day
01:44:25.480 and um she knows my father because she worked with my dad at one point so she knows me she
01:44:31.720 She knows my family.
01:44:32.380 She knows I'm a paramedic because she's an RN here.
01:44:35.280 And the response she gave me was she just, she went from, oh, hi, Chet, to like robot.
01:44:42.000 That's the policy.
01:44:43.140 We're sticking with the policy.
01:44:44.360 And then walked away from me.
01:44:47.160 And then I pinned down Karen Oldfield and the doctors and I did the same thing.
01:44:51.900 And they said the same thing.
01:44:53.180 It's like, that's an issue to take up with your employer.
01:44:55.100 And one of the doctors, and I'm going to, I think it's the one that I have a video of here.
01:44:58.840 I'll show you in a minute.
01:44:59.760 said we are aware that the vaccine is causing myocarditis and pericarditis at a rate of one
01:45:05.640 in 5 000 in young men but this is the policy that we're going with and it's like say that again
01:45:12.320 out loud for everyone to hear that you know that this is causing myocarditis at a rate of one in
01:45:21.080 5 000 it's higher than that i believe but they publicly stated that to me and told me too bad
01:45:28.820 them you got video of that no i don't i should have i should have recorded it the there's a video
01:45:36.400 of uh of morgan you got told giving them the business though and saying these basically laid
01:45:42.060 out all the legal stuff and said this is illegal what you're doing hey look at this christina wants
01:45:46.920 to know what she missed she's tuning in late tonight um it's a scopia nightmare and they're 1.00
01:45:52.760 They're all a bunch of lying crooks. 1.00
01:45:55.540 Sad soapy. 0.99
01:45:57.420 Christina, I wish we could capsulize what we've been through tonight in the last 90 minutes.
01:46:01.660 We can't.
01:46:02.240 You're just going to have to go back and watch from the beginning, I'm sorry to say.
01:46:05.680 But I'm glad you're here, tuning in, because we don't usually go this late on social media.
01:46:10.460 But we're doing an reception tonight with Chet Chisholm.
01:46:13.220 He is a paramedic from Nova Scotia who's been trying to get the word out about the corruption in the medical system in that province.
01:46:21.120 and how they've been lying to people if they did it here they did it everywhere that's the thing
01:46:27.260 that's the thing i want to stress is that like and again thanks shelly don't thank me i'm just
01:46:32.940 i'm just the messenger um she's the one who went and got it all but like if they did it here they
01:46:38.500 did it everywhere right because it's the same thing absolutely they did um and so what their
01:46:42.920 response to this was like let's just put an article in nova scotia doctors so to that to
01:46:47.860 that regard where it's like hey the doctors don't know what to do it's like let's put an article
01:46:51.260 uh i have it if you want to give me a second i'll show it this dr ryan somers tells us that he is a
01:46:57.020 he him his we know who we're dealing with here unbelievable here it is
01:47:04.300 there it is so this is the article that they put it's a one page thing and it basically says
01:47:13.140 zoom in a little
01:47:14.500 it basically says
01:47:18.420 hey vaccines are great
01:47:20.240 they're super safe and you need to report
01:47:22.220 under the law and this is in
01:47:24.220 one random
01:47:26.360 well not random it's
01:47:28.160 Doctors Nova Scotia's
01:47:29.340 little magazine they put out
01:47:31.600 on like a
01:47:34.660 bench in a doctor's office
01:47:36.200 like
01:47:38.160 that's all they did
01:47:39.400 um this that's kind of like the newsletter that doctors share with each other am i right
01:47:49.320 yeah or is that yeah okay oh actually i had it in here too i mean um so this is fun so this is on
01:47:59.320 january 17 2023 and this is from the usual suspects now hi all in response to the cdc
01:48:05.880 preliminary safety signal for ischemic stroke. So that's when your blood vessel gets blocked in
01:48:10.140 your head. In 65 plus with a Pfizer bivalent, I have not seen anything out of Health Canada in
01:48:18.020 response. So I wanted to be sure I did not miss anything. Shelly, would Health Canada typically
01:48:22.400 issue a response from preliminary safety signals from the US? I recognize no other safety systems
01:48:27.460 have shown the same signal and multiple analyses have not validated the signal as well. CDC
01:48:31.800 recommendation is no change to COVID-19 vaccination practice at this time, blah, blah, blah. It's
01:48:38.200 being prepared federally. It's not, they don't make any decisions provincially. It's all
01:48:42.340 decided in Ottawa. And so here's the messaging that came from Health Canada on this regard.
01:48:50.560 So ischemic stroke following mRNA bivalent COVID-19 vaccinations, Canada, December 1st,
01:48:56.080 2020 to January 6th, 2023.
01:48:58.120 There's a whole bunch of stuff,
01:49:00.600 but the important thing in it is right here.
01:49:03.680 So I showed you a whole bunch of adverse events reports in Nova Scotia.
01:49:07.540 And it says in total four,
01:49:10.400 four reports of ischemic stroke have been reported to public health agency
01:49:15.980 of Canada or health Canada.
01:49:18.800 I showed you more in Nova Scotia in a selection of emails.
01:49:23.740 So who's lying here?
01:49:26.080 like is it is it the feds or is it the province under reporting to the feds
01:49:34.840 or is it a little from column a little from column b probably a little from column a column b
01:49:39.940 because something that peter mccullough had stressed is when you see these adverse events
01:49:45.440 reports that means a physician um felt strongly enough that what happened to the patient was
01:49:55.260 in relation to them getting vaccinated like it's they said oh that's that's unusual that's that
01:50:04.220 may be very well be tied to the vaccine it's not just ah well whatever it's yeah that that that's
01:50:10.400 that's reasonable that it might be it might might be it might not be that's possible but um i'm
01:50:15.800 gonna lean towards do these doctors have to go through because they have to put it file it
01:50:21.960 themselves they can't just slough it off to somebody else when they're doing one of these
01:50:25.680 i can find it for you
01:50:28.200 right and and some doctors may suspect something and they they don't have the moral fortitude
01:50:37.420 to follow through to investigate like your doctor to see exactly what it is right and
01:50:44.380 to your doctor to me it sounds like an ego problem oh yeah it's a big ego thing
01:50:50.120 which is absolutely astounding to me that he would let somebody go undiagnosed with a serious
01:50:58.280 heart condition because of his ego yeah well it's because he doesn't like paramedics
01:51:03.920 um this is a better question for viva's brother dan uh dan freiheit do you know dan
01:51:11.100 uh lion advocacy on twitter yes okay yeah yeah yeah yeah so he would know this better because
01:51:17.460 he helps people with uh the visp um so he would know better i have the form somewhere um saved i
01:51:26.380 just don't have it on hand but it's like i think it's like somewhere between like 10 or 20 pages
01:51:31.400 maybe but don't so this is for people who wanted to submit a claim for a vaccine injury to the
01:51:38.280 federal government they have to go through all of this stuff but it's a time-consuming painstaking
01:51:42.460 process right yeah and even then it may not get past the doctor's approval you got to get diagnosed
01:51:51.780 with something first right yeah and some of them don't want to do it wow that's crazy yeah uh let's
01:51:58.220 see oh this is funny you know not haha way uh so they published that little article and the next
01:52:07.460 the response from shelly deeks is next stop a full nova scotia publicly funded vaccine adverse events
01:52:12.220 report once we are staffed up an important milestone for surveillance and vaccine confidence
01:52:17.900 i'm not very confident no conscience either that or they're doing what they believe to be right
01:52:28.700 right it's for the greater good regardless of how many adverse events we see here right and that's
01:52:35.300 nothing compared to how many people we're saving because we're pumping this this formula into their
01:52:40.120 veins so we should be able to feel good about that i think that's probably the only way they
01:52:45.320 could look at it without actually wanting to take their own lives it's the sunk cost fallacy it's
01:52:51.880 this has to be good like there's no way like there's no way that like we totally you know
01:52:59.240 shot the bed a movie called falling down with uh michael douglas michael douglas yeah michael
01:53:05.880 michael douglas so at the end of the movie when uh who's robert duvall is talking to him the cop
01:53:12.860 and is saying you know i've seen guys like you all my life and they kill their wives they kill
01:53:17.360 their kids and then michael douglas looks up at him and he says you mean i'm the bad guy
01:53:23.420 and that is the most amazing part of the movie this guy goes through the entire two hours of
01:53:30.180 the show killing people and maiming them doing like the worst possible things but he believes
01:53:37.720 he's right actually within his heart and then he finds out no i guess that's not the case at the
01:53:44.140 end i wonder if those people these people that you've been highlighting tonight with all of this
01:53:48.460 great information and thank you chet for this i wonder if they'll have that moment these days
01:53:52.660 yeah if they'll wake up one day and go you mean i'm the bad guy yeah it's like that there's that
01:53:57.840 meme it's the i forget what movie it's from i think it's from a comedy uh it's the two nazis
01:54:02.720 looking at each other and like it's like are we the baddies hans right yeah i think so you got
01:54:11.740 here man uh so this is from another one so this is this is just kind of putting into perspective
01:54:17.940 some numbers here uh so this is from 2021 and this is goes from march 1st so this ignores
01:54:24.060 everything in that first round
01:54:26.360 up until October 14th.
01:54:28.920 So just before that article came out.
01:54:31.200 And this is a list of the adverse events.
01:54:33.460 And so they list it,
01:54:34.680 but this is what I want to show you.
01:54:37.280 Can you see that okay?
01:54:39.300 I'll zoom out one click here
01:54:41.100 so I can show it all.
01:54:44.580 So currently,
01:54:45.880 these are the numbers that are reported
01:54:47.660 and underreporting is a thing.
01:54:50.440 Myocarditis and pericarditis,
01:54:51.720 there's eight who've been admitted to the ER.
01:54:54.060 34 people have been hospitalized and less than five people have died.
01:54:58.140 They have to, because it's less than five,
01:54:59.740 they can't tell you specifically because it's a patient confidentiality thing.
01:55:04.560 Stroke, five ER visits, 14 hospitalized, less than five deaths.
01:55:08.760 Pulmonary embolism, less than five emergency room visits,
01:55:12.100 five hospitalizations, less than five deaths.
01:55:14.700 Cardiac rhythm disturbances are zero.
01:55:17.480 Neurological problems, there's 47 ER visits,
01:55:20.440 22 people were hospitalized with less than five dead.
01:55:22.860 uh and then allergic reactions you've got 110 er visits less than uh five hospitalized and less
01:55:29.340 than five deaths and then in that case in particular there's also 129 who are non-er
01:55:34.620 so probably doctors of visits um yeah and stuff is that provincially or federally
01:55:41.160 that's nova scotia that's the nova scotia one and that came out when
01:55:45.300 2022 october 2021 before they even advance they've before the the the deadline ran out for
01:55:53.180 the vaccine mandate so they admitted before that they're they're under reporting just by putting
01:56:01.240 this out before that they they obviously did not have all of their censorship ducks in a row right
01:56:06.440 i mean all of this information this is all this is this is from none of this was public well
01:56:11.540 it was kind of public it's in freedom of information requests right so this is stuff
01:56:17.000 that he was either sent to uh shelly hipson or paul westhaver um but uh you could get access to
01:56:25.180 this but you'd need to know where to look for it i showed it to you before it was um this website
01:56:30.900 nobody has any idea where this is i didn't know this was a thing right um so dude you've got all
01:56:38.660 the evidence you need 0.98
01:56:40.140 to be able to sue the asses 0.99
01:56:42.780 out of these people for misfeasance. 1.00
01:56:46.080 Intentional.
01:56:47.200 Like, this is
01:56:48.440 murder. Yeah, they killed people.
01:56:50.880 We'll get to that. We're not even there yet.
01:56:53.360 Okay. I'll show you some
01:56:54.560 official numbers, like recent.
01:56:57.180 Okay, now I'm going to put a time
01:56:58.680 limit on. You've got 15 minutes.
01:57:00.380 Okay. 15 minutes.
01:57:02.000 Let me find it. 15 more.
01:57:05.800 Here it is.
01:57:07.520 Here's the big one.
01:57:08.660 So this is from December 14th, 2020 to February 8th, 2023.
01:57:14.520 These are outcomes among Nova Scotians reporting serious adverse events following COVID-19
01:57:19.440 immunization for an immunization date range between December 14th and February 8th, so
01:57:25.320 2020 to 2023.
01:57:27.280 Again, serious consists of seriously injured, hospitalized, disabled, or dead, right?
01:57:34.800 so you have 290 people who have recovered 348 people who have not yet recovered seven people
01:57:40.960 who are permanently disabled and you have 15 15 people who are dead that's 660 people
01:57:46.540 in a population of under uh just over 900 000 or 900 000 people now imagine the under reporting
01:57:54.800 yeah and i told you and i showed you that docs one of the docs wrote in and said i don't know
01:58:01.480 what i'm but what what the chain of custody is for all of this information what do i do here
01:58:05.720 what do you do well you just throw it out and hope nobody ever notices
01:58:09.520 that's i believe that's what what's happened a lot probably in 90 of the cases where the doctor
01:58:16.340 has no clue what the procedure is or doesn't want to go there right for whatever reason they
01:58:22.160 i don't want to get involved in that stuff and they just dismiss it out of hand and hope that
01:58:29.020 that person's going to be okay and then they move on to the next like nothing ever happened
01:58:34.940 yeah so uh i'll start winding up there's a one article i want to show after this just to but
01:58:42.440 this is the vaccine mandate policy that came into effect for us as health care providers
01:58:48.660 um this doesn't exist on the internet anymore because they like to delete things you can't
01:58:54.880 find this um but i have it obviously but it just talks about the vaccine mandatory policy but i
01:59:03.580 want to show you something so this is for part three operators employers and operators in high
01:59:09.020 risk settings so doctors paramedics nurses teachers etc anyone basically dealing with
01:59:15.040 like the public or the vulnerable um and so they are um so this is three one three dot one dot three
01:59:27.420 is the medical exemption criteria and so i'm going to read them to you so um this is as
01:59:35.040 approved by the chief medical officer of health so dr robert strank um and here's here's the
01:59:40.140 criteria to get a medical exemption at the time. The person cannot be vaccinated against COVID-19
01:59:45.160 based on one of the following valid medical contraindications. They have a history of
01:59:49.820 severe allergic reactions, such as anaphylaxis, after previous administration of a COVID-19
01:59:54.380 vaccine using a similar platform, mRNA or viral vector, and an allergic reaction to any component
02:00:00.720 of the specific COVID-19 vaccine or its container, such as polyethylene glycol. A history of major
02:00:07.160 venous or arterial thrombosis or thrombocytopenia some blood clots and low platelets wait a minute
02:00:13.320 chad did they have any idea what was even in this formula before they published this
02:00:18.520 like all of the ingredients well they knew polyethylene glycol was in it right
02:00:23.240 but they didn't probably didn't know anything else all of the other things i mean how how on earth
02:00:27.320 could he use that as a condition of exemption if they didn't even know what was in it oh wait
02:00:32.680 Wait till I put it in the context for you and then it gets worse.
02:00:36.120 So a history of capillary leak syndrome.
02:00:38.000 So like when your blood vessels leak fluid into your interstitial area,
02:00:41.960 following vaccination history of myocarditis and or pericarditis after the
02:00:46.040 first dose of the COVID vaccine,
02:00:48.000 or you experience a serious adverse event after receiving a first dose of
02:00:51.100 COVID-19 vaccine.
02:00:52.800 A serious adverse event is defined as life threatening,
02:00:54.960 requires inpatient hospitalization or prolongs an existing hospitalization
02:00:58.260 results in persistent or significant disability incapacity or congenital anomaly birth defect
02:01:04.900 and or the effect of time period for the medical education so what do all those things share in
02:01:10.300 common there's two things what you're asking me like for real yeah i'll tell you yeah so the first
02:01:19.900 is, they all require
02:01:22.060 you to take it once.
02:01:25.720 And the second is, every single
02:01:28.100 one of those is life-threatening.
02:01:31.740 So you need to have a life-threatening injury
02:01:34.000 that's something that
02:01:36.020 may potentially kill you
02:01:37.240 once. 1.00
02:01:39.640 And then, and only then, may you
02:01:42.000 opt out.
02:01:43.800 So it's Russian roulette.
02:01:46.040 Yeah. Point the gun at your head, 1.00
02:01:48.160 pull the trigger and if it doesn't go bang load another bullet in and point the gun at your head 1.00
02:01:52.240 again and spin yeah like it's you only have to do it twice man don't worry about it only twice
02:01:58.720 well they were going to make us take us every 90 days at one point was in the plan there in nova
02:02:04.160 scotia or for paramedics i think that was discussed canada wide i don't remember i
02:02:09.520 remember them talking about it i can't i don't recall any threat of a third one being mandatory
02:02:14.480 And I know the response from most people who were polled, they said, I don't think so. Right. And I don't know what that would have been based on. But I do know that when they were reporting the uptake of the third shot, it was significantly lower percentage than the first two. Right.
02:02:35.360 i mean here in manitoba i think 81 percent of people were fully vaccinated with two shots
02:02:42.500 and they started reporting the uptake of the third one and they were complaining that people
02:02:46.820 weren't taking i think it was like 30 percent so you're talking about 51 percent of people who
02:02:52.680 refuse to take it of their own free will when they're not coerced yeah i know some of my buddies 0.99
02:02:57.940 from work like now like they're like absolutely not they come anywhere near me with that shit 0.97
02:03:02.940 like we'll quit on the spot um what's interesting though that's the thing right everybody says that 0.98
02:03:08.060 and then you know because it hasn't done they haven't done it yet again i mean we're expecting
02:03:12.620 that they might try and do it again but so far we haven't seen it anyway interesting on so i'll
02:03:17.740 show you this an article and then i'll show you something you asked for before so the current
02:03:22.540 covet 19 vaccine thing uh with nova scotia is medical contraindications uh if you have a history
02:03:29.500 of myocarditis and pericarditis are still being followed by a doctor for related heart issues
02:03:33.580 please follow up with the healthcare provider before receiving the vaccine um oh sorry as a
02:03:39.020 precaution uh recommends people who experienced myocarditis and pericarditis at the first dose
02:03:44.140 of the mrna cova vaccine should wait to get their next dose of mrna vaccine until more information
02:03:48.620 is available that's their current recommendation so it's not even an exemption anymore it's just
02:03:54.700 the recommendation that you wait i i don't even know what to say man i mean you've exposed everything
02:04:03.100 that we know but you're you bring in the receipts so i'm i'm wondering what the next step is
02:04:11.500 well to give you an idea what happens to people so this is in my hometown um so department of
02:04:18.060 health suing and again his doctor for in connection with refusal of getting the cova 19 vaccine so
02:04:23.100 uh one of our er docs uh dr scary um uh dr what a suitable name right doctors scary
02:04:30.460 yeah she was awesome um so the attorney general on behalf of the department uh filed a notice
02:04:35.340 of action in the halifax court on november 2nd against dr uh lisa scary uh alleging breach of
02:04:41.420 contract uh scary was suspended for prac from practicing as a general internist after she
02:04:45.820 refused to get the covet 19 vaccine and so if you read into this article it's because
02:04:49.740 she saw people with um uh adverse events in particular uh menstrual issues um and so she
02:04:57.740 said i'm not taking that stuff no thanks and so not only did they fire her but now they're suing
02:05:04.380 her for three hundred and twenty four thousand dollars for what breach contract because she's not 1.00
02:05:12.220 work 1.00
02:05:16.860 that's insane i'd like to get her on the show too
02:05:21.020 uh i know paul westhaver knows her and has her contact info but i 0.81
02:05:25.100 i know she's pulled her license and stuff so i but i don't have any direct 0.94
02:05:28.300 contact with her if they pulled her license then she has 0.52
02:05:31.660 no reason to not talk she she pulled it i think on her own
02:05:36.860 um but you had asked her
02:05:42.220 I hate to say this, man, but we're going to need a big finish.
02:05:44.620 We've got four minutes left.
02:05:50.420 And the only reason is because I'm running out of bandwidth.
02:05:55.780 I'm not going to have a lot of space left,
02:05:58.040 and I still have to do some other things here.
02:06:00.600 But definitely, you guys, a lot of people in comments
02:06:03.380 are asking for Chet to come back.
02:06:04.740 So absolutely, we'll bring Chet back when he's able to come back on it, for sure.
02:06:08.620 If you want to see what I did at work.
02:06:09.940 um pull it up this is an old facebook post so i i just blocked out the name that posted it
02:06:19.220 um just like scroll down but uh this is uh that's my left hand treating a kid with croup
02:06:25.100 and i can share this because she shared it on facebook um it was the worst snowstorm i've ever
02:06:31.460 been in my seen in my life we got about three or four feet of snow in the span of maybe about two
02:06:36.740 hours and they were trying to get to the hospital and got stranded and so we went and got them and
02:06:42.660 also got stranded on the trans canada believe it or not there's that much snow so i find it weird
02:06:48.260 reading it a lot that a local lab but if you want to i am who i say i am that is i mean you never
02:06:55.080 had to prove that i bought it just in the way you talk that's why we do what we do you are
02:07:03.400 well unfortunately with the dress being so high the ambulance got stuck to a half an hour on the
02:07:09.340 highway i was terrified the paramedics were amazing they did everything they could to make
02:07:13.800 sure riley was comfortable and that we were safe kind man offered to take us to the hospital in his
02:07:18.620 truck but we were told the plow was on its way the plow cleared a path for us to the hospital and
02:07:23.140 after our driver fought with the ambulance to get out of the drip we were on our way
02:07:27.540 once we got to the hospital they got riley in and looked after and we ended up spending the
02:07:32.580 night at the hospital because the roads were so bad i wanted to thank our paramedics chet and paul
02:07:36.980 for being so fantastic they kept me calm while i was panicked and they took such great care of
02:07:43.400 riley and despite the roads being treacherous made sure we arrived safely i do hope that in
02:07:48.520 the future ehs will consider having the trucks four by four in case of this i wish thank thankfully
02:07:54.280 riley is great now back to his old self the picture was taken while we were waiting to be
02:07:58.860 plowed out he didn't make a peep the whole time so thank you VHS and your wonderful staff
02:08:03.080 oh man that's just a great testament you want to see what the roads look like and then we'll
02:08:09.720 finish on that sure none of us in Canada have ever seen roads like that before just want you
02:08:16.120 to know oh yeah oh it's great it's crazy here man we're in a snow belt because um so this is
02:08:24.520 it first started snowing um and this is this is the trans canada highway so that's how deep the
02:08:30.040 snow was like it was so it was so bad you couldn't see i had to i had to sit i had to roll the window
02:08:36.120 down sit in the window hold on to the the side mirror and lean out the window because you couldn't
02:08:41.880 see out the drop out the out the window and steer like this while sitting up and driving through
02:08:47.560 town how bad does the snow get out there because i've never been to nova scotia before i've heard
02:08:54.120 stories about how it's crazy brutal it's brutal like we get like it's nothing to get like three
02:08:59.680 or four feet of snow in an evening um it's just it's just it's just because we're on the ocean
02:09:04.060 and uh so like you get you get the uh the cold air comes off uh like quebec and new brunswick
02:09:10.520 goes over the ocean warms up and you get the cold air brief cold air over pei and then it goes over
02:09:16.360 the ocean again and then it dumps on my part of the province and like cape breton and so it's just
02:09:20.820 like if you get like this much snow like in like say like halifax we get like four feet
02:09:25.320 how far from halifax are you about two hours in manitoba here we get snow and once we get it
02:09:35.100 it stays right so if it starts in middle of november the end of november it's not gone until
02:09:40.320 middle of april um and it can get to be a lot but not compared to you guys here it's more the cold
02:09:47.260 yeah it doesn't get really cold here and that's why we get so much snow like i've been to
02:09:51.380 winnipeg before my my sister used to live out there um and i remember when we were there
02:09:56.820 over christmas it was warmer on mars than it was in winnipeg yeah don't come here in december or
02:10:02.980 january that's not when you come you come in june july or august because that's when we're
02:10:07.340 you know able to treat people like human beings yeah chet you're a great guy man thank you for
02:10:14.300 coming out and sharing all this with us tonight and people are asking for you to come back so
02:10:18.440 uh we'll have to make a plan on you coming i will i will dig some more and i will i'll uh i'll give
02:10:25.000 uh shelly hipson a nudge because she can she can talk about everything that's in these things and
02:10:29.500 how she did it to come on i i'd love to hear just a conversation between the two of you i'll just
02:10:34.440 sit here and listen like everybody else cool man thank you we'll talk again soon i'm at peace
02:10:40.320 Take it easy. Chet Chisholm, you guys, that is, wow, what a great presentation that he put
02:10:48.520 together. And you know, here's the thing. I didn't realize that he was going to be doing
02:10:53.120 a presentation like that and that extensive. So I got to thank him again for doing that.
02:10:58.060 Tomorrow night on the show, we've got Greg Wycliffe. Now, Greg, a comedian, he's got his
02:11:03.920 own social media presence. He's a big influencer on YouTube and Facebook and X. Greg says that
02:11:10.300 that he's got some information to share in regards to exposing the left-wing
02:11:15.060 corporate media, which excites me.
02:11:17.540 So hopefully you feel that same way and we'll have a good time with Greg
02:11:22.040 Wycliffe tomorrow night on the show.
02:11:23.500 And then Maggie Hope Braun with a great news of a big win coming up on 0.99
02:11:28.900 Thursday night.
02:11:30.100 Don't forget if you're in Manitoba,
02:11:32.780 we'll see you at the Stonewall Legion between two and four 30 on Saturday
02:11:37.200 afternoon to talk more.
02:11:38.900 in detail about the winnipeg metropolitan region plan 2050 and how it may affect you if you live
02:11:48.000 in the city of winnipeg or any of the other 17 rural municipalities surrounding the city you
02:11:53.520 guys are all in that plan and you want to know what the heck is going on with that plan
02:11:58.440 ken drysdale and i will be at the stonewall legion on saturday afternoon between 2
02:12:04.060 and 430. And if you want to know more about it, just join us there. And there's more information
02:12:12.080 on my Facebook page, obviously, and on manitobastrongertogether.ca. Okay, we're going
02:12:19.240 to move to the extension on shadowdavis.com in just a couple of minutes. We still have more
02:12:26.400 stuff for you guys tonight. As a matter of fact, there's an MLA in Alberta who was kicked out of
02:12:31.940 the ucp caucus because she said something transphobic and of course all of the left-wing
02:12:38.140 corporate media jumped on that well now danielle smith and this uh mla her name is jennifer johnston
02:12:45.780 are talking about her returning to caucus but she's got to go through this sensitivity training
02:12:50.860 and she has to learn how to be more
02:12:54.340 i'm just going to go ahead and say woke on social media and we've got video of an interaction
02:13:03.720 between her and one of the people who will approve her reinstatement into the united
02:13:11.520 conservative party of alberta coming up in the extension you're not even going to believe 1.00
02:13:16.940 the dehumanizing and degrading way this drag queen, who also happens to be a PhD somehow, 1.00
02:13:25.720 spoke to her. We're going to play that video for you in the extension for the all-access members 1.00
02:13:30.260 at shadowdavis.com in just a second. And also Jagmeet Singh almost got himself into a fight
02:13:35.080 today in Ottawa in the street. And there's video. We're going to play that for you too.
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