00:08:50.640All you have to do is hit the like button on Facebook and YouTube
00:08:54.660and go ahead and reshare this on X or give us a heart.
00:08:59.320You know, whatever you need to do on whatever platform you're watching,
00:09:02.600and then do it. Let's get this out to as many people as we possibly can. All right, let's get
00:09:08.100down to the stories here. The big story of the day. I wasn't expecting this. Oh, you know what
00:09:12.680I want to do before I get into that story? I got a viewer email about an hour and a half ago. I
00:09:19.080don't normally read the viewer emails on the show, but tonight I thought I'd make an exception because
00:09:24.200Gabrielle here asks a very interesting question. She says, hello, Shadow. I'm a frequent watcher
00:09:30.220of your show. My name is Gabrielle. I'm living in Ontario. The population is getting more and
00:09:34.120more disillusioned and frustrated with our government, me included. Yes, more people have
00:09:38.580to wake up. And they are, but slowly. Looking at the machine, quote unquote, at work, vote of
00:09:44.820non-confidence gave some people some hope. Ah, yeah, we're going to answer this question with
00:09:48.580the first 10 minutes of content for you tonight, Gabrielle. But I do have an answer for your
00:09:53.220question, and that is simply no, we can't. But we'll get to that in just a second. So anyway,
00:09:58.560this vote of non-confidence she says gave some hope and then a predicted letdown got beaten
00:10:04.400all parliamentarians don't work for us the people anymore the opposition seems to do so but isn't
00:10:11.420trying hard enough in my opinion all they're doing is playing chess when i read comments in the
00:10:16.360comment section i recognize that many listeners and viewers have strong opinions call parties and
00:10:20.960politicians out share suggestions rant i have not come across anyone having a concrete solution
00:10:26.460We cannot rely on the opposition to help us, as we have witnessed yesterday.
00:10:30.960Of course, she's talking about that first vote of non-confidence.
00:10:34.200This will continue happening going forward until a possible election next year, by which time we're sold to the devil and it's too late.
00:10:40.180They're moving fast, implementing their agendas.
00:10:42.020Yes, they are. Indeed. Indeed, they are.
00:10:45.000So what she asks here is, can we, the people, ask for a referendum?
00:10:50.900Does this, again, depend on parliamentarians voting on it to allow or disallow?
00:10:54.580How can we collectively in groups go before the court to ask for a referendum for us, the actual voters?
00:11:00.120Okay, so the answer to that, Gabrielle, is no, we can't.
00:11:04.220There are certain petitions that are flying around, like official House of Commons petitions that you can go ahead and sign.
00:11:10.820But ultimately, the only things that you can do, that we can do as the people, is to learn, is to inform ourselves, is to figure out what's going on.
00:11:23.620And sometimes that takes some prompting from other people.
00:11:26.100Other times we find out on our own through however it happens, whether we get an email or whether we see something with our own eyes that doesn't seem quite right.
00:11:34.800And I believe a lot of people are seeing those things before their own eyes a lot more lately than they have been.
00:11:42.120but outside of a full-on insurrection basically a million people going to ottawa kicking the doors
00:11:52.740in of the house of commons all of parliament and taking over and even that wouldn't work
00:11:57.160ultimately it would fail because other countries would get involved right um no there's nothing we
00:12:03.240can do except inform ourselves and once we do that and this is actually a great exercise
00:12:10.360I asked people this in person at the meeting we had up in Stonewall last weekend regarding the
00:12:16.180Winnipeg Metropolitan Region's Winnipeg 2050 plan. And I said, how many of you have actually
00:12:23.320called or written your MP or MLA or even your town or city councillor? And I'm going to say
00:12:28.940about three quarters of the people in that room put their hands up and there's about 350 or 400
00:12:33.180people in there. And I thought, okay, that's good, but it's not good enough. What is so important in
00:12:39.980your life that you can't take 10 or 15 minutes and craft a letter or make a phone call to your
00:12:46.680local elected representative to tell him or her what you think about what is going on. And the
00:12:52.760more pressure that gets put on these politicians, the more they're going to start quaking in their
00:12:57.560boots, the more they're going to start sweating, and the more they are going to say, look to their
00:13:01.780leader, we need to get this over with. We need to, what is it, fish or cut bait is what we need to
00:13:09.820do. Like, really, if you think about what the left, the federal left in Canada is doing, and that
00:13:14.720would be a combination of the bloc, the NDP, the Liberals, obviously, and the Green Party, all
00:13:20.040they're doing is desperately hanging on to power. If you look at the polls going back two years, you
00:13:25.720see that the Conservative Party of Canada is going to win a majority government in this next election.
00:13:31.060How big that majority is will, you know, I think depend upon how disgruntled the people are. But
00:13:37.660right now, it looks like it's going to be about a 215 seat majority. The liberals are going to get
00:13:43.040shrunk down to 50 or 60 seats, the NDP even worse, maybe 15 or 10 seats. The bloc is going to gain
00:13:49.360in Quebec, and that's going to take away from the liberals, not the conservatives.
00:13:53.820So that's all they're doing. So ultimately, if you have an NDP member in, and BC is actually a
00:14:01.400great example of how things are changing in this country, because the Conservative Party in British
00:14:08.440Columbia up until about a year ago was nothing. They didn't register in the polls. That's how bad
00:14:14.780it was for them. And then John Rustad, who was with the B.C. United Party or the Liberal Party
00:14:19.780before that in B.C., decided to leave. He went to the Conservative Party. He became the leader of
00:14:25.060that party. And since then, that party has had a resurgence to the point where they lead by one
00:14:29.680point. They lead in the polls right now in British Columbia. The conservative party of British
00:14:35.520Columbia is leading in the latest Main Street Research poll. That's incredible. In a left-leaning
00:14:44.200province like that, not left-leaning, it's a full-on leftist province. I don't know what it
00:14:50.840is with the West Coast and lefties, but anyway, the conservatives are leading. Now, depending on
00:14:57.160vote distribution, they may or may not win more seats than the NDP, but they're going to come
00:15:01.360damn close. And my point is this, that if the party that represents you in your riding is not
00:15:09.060doing what you think they should be doing, then you need to get a hold of the representative.
00:15:15.640And this needs to happen by the hundred. I'm going to tell you guys a secret that you probably
00:15:20.700don't know. And maybe you do, but you don't care. These politicians feel as though they're
00:15:27.440bulletproof, right? But the reason they feel that they're bulletproof is because none of us ever
00:15:34.620call them, except for the same 20 people over and over and over again. And those politicians
00:15:39.840have quickly learned to disregard those kinds of emails or phone calls. They just go, yeah,
00:15:44.180yeah, whatever, it's crazy Bob again down the street. But if these politicians were to wake
00:15:50.820up one morning and suddenly see 200 new emails from people they've never heard from before,
00:15:56.640and then another 200 the next day, another 200 the day after that, do you think they might be
00:16:01.960concerned? Because the old rule of thumb goes, if one person calls or writes a letter of something
00:16:09.640they're concerned about, then there's 99 others that feel the same way, they just haven't taken
00:16:13.980the time to do that. That's how it works. So imagine what it would be like for these people
00:16:21.680to wake up with their inbox full of messages from people like yourselves saying, we want
00:16:29.380an election now. These people need to go. It's the freaking clown show in parliament right now.
00:16:36.460Nothing's getting done. The liberals are putting forward programs we don't want that are costing
00:16:40.840us money. Trudeau is embarrassing us again on the world stage. We need them out. So if you have an
00:16:48.140NDP MP, or if you have a liberal MP, or a green MP, or an independent MP, then you get a hold of
00:16:55.880them and you tell them that. That's how you're going to do it. So maybe the answer to the question
00:17:02.500that the viewer email was, maybe it was wrong initially. Can we do anything? Can we cause a
00:17:07.420referendum? Can we trigger one? That is how you, the only way you might be able to is make these
00:17:15.060politicians afraid. That's it. That's all we've got. All right. So the conservatives are trying
00:17:24.420again. And notice this story here. After, we're going to talk about media corruption as well.
00:17:29.860After first failed attempt, notice the left-wing corporate global news here. They have to put
00:17:34.660failed in there like we didn't know that so why didn't they say after first attempt but no
00:17:39.620no they had to put the word failed in there to make polyev and his party look like a bunch of
00:17:45.240losers it's wordplay it's subtle but they do it i guys i've spent 35 years in media i know exactly
00:17:52.660what they're doing it's subliminal they're trying to make it seem like the conservatives have
00:17:57.900absolutely zero poll at all. After a first failed attempt, the Conservatives have tabled another
00:18:06.340non-confidence motion to try and bring down Justin Trudeau. Pierre Polyev's second motion of the fall
00:18:11.240sitting was presented at the House of Commons today, just the day after his first one was
00:18:15.440defeated. Well, the motion was in Polyev's name. He was not there to table it, and Conservative
00:18:21.000MP Luke Berthold put it forward to Parliament. Federal MPs on Wednesday voted down 2-11 to 1-20,
00:18:27.320a motion stating the House has no confidence in the Prime Minister and the government.
00:18:32.040And here's what it looked like in the House of Commons.
00:18:34.840Who could be against the following motion?
00:18:37.220That given that after nine years, the government has doubled housing costs,
00:28:12.040So I get why they feel they're taken out of context, and CTV admitted to that and apologized for it.
00:28:18.380But the suggestion from Mr. Paliyev's tweets that the Bell Canada corporate suite is somehow weaponizing its news agency to get favorable treatment by the truth of government is a lot to say.
00:28:28.240I don't think that they're feeling that they've been taken out of context.
00:28:33.780When you are the fifth estate, you are in the accountability game, just the same as politicians are.
00:28:39.480And a quick apology the same day for something that is so egregious that action to be taken is not going to be enough when we're talking about the table stakes of not favorable coverage, fair and balanced coverage.
00:28:52.480And that's all conservatives are asking for. They're asking for fair coverage. They're not asking for glowing reviews.
00:28:57.080They just want the facts to be reported as they are. So I don't think that it is, you know, delving into conspiracy theory.
00:29:03.280we had three separate sentences, a Frankenstein sentence emerge as a result.
00:29:07.640That deserves to be called out, and I think that should be called out
00:29:10.080regardless of who says it in the House of Commons or which journalistic entity.
00:29:23.880CTV National News today issued the following statement
00:29:27.000regarding a report on its September 22nd, 2024 broadcast.
00:29:30.560the report on Sunday's CTV national news broadcast did not meet our expected and required high
00:29:37.240editorial standards. We sincerely and unreservedly apologize for the manner this report went to air
00:29:43.200and the false impression it created. As is standard practice, we conducted an investigation
00:29:49.500to determine whether a breach of our editorial policies and practices had occurred in this case.
00:29:54.580the investigation okay i'm sorry i have to get all the way through this the investigation found
00:30:02.440that two members of the ctv news team are responsible for altering a video clip
00:30:08.040manipulating it for a particular story their actions violate our editorial standards and
00:30:15.140are unacceptable those individuals are no longer members of the ctv news team you're fired
00:30:20.460our duty to provide accurate fair and balanced coverage of the issues that matter to canadians
00:30:26.680and to do so fully independently is of the utmost importance to us we will continue to work to earn
00:30:33.160the trust of millions of canadians who turn to ctv news each and every day
00:30:38.560you want to know what i think happened
00:30:43.380okay i'll tell you i think that ctv news has got a mandate that comes from above
00:30:55.040high above that circulates down to the general managers the operations managers the editors
00:31:01.280the reporters the all of the people involved in the in the production process of getting the news
00:31:08.260out there. And I think it is you make the liberals look good and you make the conservatives look bad.
00:31:14.600Don't make it obvious. Don't make it egregious. Use wordplay or clever editing. But that's what
00:31:20.820we want you to do. Because, and they would never say this to their, they would never say this to
00:31:27.500their staff. They wouldn't want so many people to know about it because the possibility of a leak,
00:31:32.140right? So only the upper management would know about something like this. And certain players
00:31:38.500on the floor would know something about this. And of course, the way, way chairman of the board and
00:31:44.180all of the chair members would know about this. But these people are getting favors somehow from
00:31:50.980the CRTC through the Trudeau government. They are getting some kind of preferential treatment
00:31:58.060from the Liberal government of Canada, whether it's monetary, whether it's regulatory, I don't
00:32:05.000know, but they are getting something. And pro quo, you scratch my back, I'll scratch yours.
00:32:12.260And these two members of the CTV News team that were involved in this editing process
00:32:17.640were simply thrown under the bus. That's all that happened. And I'll tell you why. I mean,
00:32:24.420I you know, I mean, I can't tell you that that is an absolute certainty that to me is it just comes from years of my media experience and all of the different stuff we've been seeing, all of the craziness that's come out of the left wing corporate media for the past few years.
00:32:39.960And then this story comes out today from TNC.news.
00:32:43.620Legacy Media dedicated far more coverage cheerleading liberal programs than scrutinizing costs, according to a study.
00:32:53.720A breakdown of media coverage found the CBC and CTV coverage promoting expensive liberal government policies far overshadowed the few times the outlets reported on the program's cost to taxpayers.
00:33:05.960According to a machine content analysis of government and media coverage, the two outlets spent more time covering the benefits of the government's dental care, pharmacare, and child care programs than they did on the program's cost for taxpayers.
00:33:21.260A study released by the Fraser Institute on Thursday found that 4% of CBC and CTV television coverage of government programs noted the associated costs since 2021 when the federal child care program was announced.
00:33:35.320The study used Wordstat, an AI program, to analyze the content of the CBC and CTV broadcasts
00:33:42.240from Eureka, which is a database of TV newscasts. It counted common phrases and individual word
00:33:48.340counts from the company's broadcast on the dental care, pharma care, and child care programs.
00:33:52.460The Liberals' child care program was announced in budget 2021 as part of the Liberal NDP coalition
00:33:58.460deal. The dental care program was announced December 13, 2023, and pharma care was announced
00:34:33.220In contrast, this is the good part, the study found the majority of coverage was focused on the politics and politicians surrounding the decisions and not how much they were costing taxpayers.
00:34:45.660A total of 38.35% of the legacy media company's coverage was devoted to the provincial and federal government's actions and ministers, 14.15% to opposition parties and 12.35% to the coalition agreement between the NDP and the Liberals.
00:35:04.000In an interview with True North, reporter author, sorry, report author Lydia Milsgen said that of the two outlets coverage mirrored government's news releases speaking about the program itself and its impact on individuals and Canadians.
00:35:18.000they are spouting government media releases without even bothering to question them they
00:35:28.020didn't ask whether or not taxes would increase or whether they'd have deficit spending and
00:35:32.980the media seemed to be more interested in sort of the strategic maneuverings of politicians
00:35:37.320rather than doing a critical evaluation of these new social programs you can find the story on
00:35:44.340tnc.news. It's right there. The media is absolutely corrupt. Now, the good thing is
00:35:49.240that less and less people are actually trusting the left-wing corporate media these days. Even
00:35:54.780in Canada, that number is going down. It's still too high as far as I'm concerned. It's in the
00:35:59.440high 30s right now. But two years ago, it was in the mid-50s. So what's it going to be by 2026,
00:36:06.8002027 like 10 nobody is gonna watch ctv cbc or global anymore that's why people like me have
00:36:16.820to up my game wiretap media does a fantastic job on social media out there the new canada
00:36:23.820community snitch program that's not what it's officially called that's what wiretap called it
00:36:30.300will give corrupt organizations like the canadian anti-hate network back pay now you guys all know
00:36:36.560about the Canadian Anti-Hate Network. If you don't, I suggest you go watch Last Friday Night
00:36:41.480Show with Greg Wycliffe. He'll tell you all about it. And an astronomical amount of taxpayer funds
00:36:46.700to target Canadians they politically disagree with. Oh yeah, here we go. Remember, this is
00:36:51.280about cultural Marxism like I explained last night, right? Instead of controlling the means
00:36:55.640of production, now it's about controlling the means of information. It appears the government
00:37:01.640is creating its own migrant Gestapo to stomp out Canadians who disagree with their progressive
00:37:06.520political agenda because on September 25th, Trudeau's criminal associate Dominique LeBlanc
00:37:12.240announced big changes to the government community security program, which will ultimately lead to a
00:37:17.420large web of anti-hate organizations nationwide, considering they loosened the noose on who can
00:37:23.100access the funding. The alterations to this new pre-existing program will allow local rat centers,
00:37:30.200as Wiretap calls them, to apply for $1.5 million in taxpayer funds to cover at least 70% of total
00:37:37.000operations costs and will enable these organizations to recoup the remaining 30% from other levels of
00:37:43.340government through a feature the government has dubbed stacking. What's more terrifying is that
00:37:48.560these quote-unquote rat centers will be eligible for hardware, security equipment, and security
00:37:54.240personnel. They will also share information with police and other rat centers from coast to coast
00:37:59.340to coast. Buckle up, Canada, Wiretap tells us. And here is Dominique LeBlanc at the press conference0.63
00:38:06.680announcing this. And by the way, it's going to sound like it's for your safety.
00:38:11.840All Canadians deserve to be safe and to feel safe, regardless of where they live, work, gather,
00:38:20.020or pray. As public safety minister, ensuring that this is the case is obviously my number one focus.
00:38:28.160And I know my colleagues gathered with us here today are equally invested in this important work.
00:38:35.920Over the last year, we have listened to communities most impacted by hate crimes
00:38:41.500and what we as a government could do to help them better protect themselves and their institutions.
00:38:50.440Before we let this go any further, I want you guys to know that this Dominic LeBanc, right?
00:39:35.000The program will also have a new name.
00:39:37.260From here onwards, it will be called the Canada Community Security Program.
00:39:42.020In addition, I'm pleased to announce that on October 1st, we will launch a new call for proposals for organizations, and we invite all eligible organizations to apply.
00:39:57.600Here are a few of the changes we've made to make the Canada Community Security Program function better and meet the needs of the communities we've heard from over the last number of months.
00:40:09.440Firstly, we've made the program more flexible and the application process easier.
00:40:17.460After consultations with members of several at-risk communities, it was clear that changes were needed so that support could be delivered in a more timely and a more efficient manner.
00:40:29.420Our government recognizes that communities may need to access funding throughout the year, and that need may not line up perfectly with a call for proposals.
00:40:40.360That's why we'll also now accept applications throughout the year on an ongoing and continuous basis.
00:40:48.680Fourth, in exceptional circumstances, expenses incurred prior to the signing of the contribution agreement will now be eligible for reimbursement.
00:41:01.780Fifth, we've increased the maximum funding that organizations can apply for, as well as the contribution the Government of Canada can make.
00:41:12.240Applicants can now submit projects for up to $1.5 million,
00:41:17.840and the Government of Canada can now cover up to 70% of that amount.
00:41:24.960They will also be able to add up funding from different orders of government.
00:41:30.500In other words, stacking up to 100% of project costs.
00:41:35.720And lastly, we've made permanent the ability to get funding to hire accredited security guards
00:41:43.300on a time-limited basis. To supplement these important changes, we're making an additional
00:41:50.520investment of $65 million, and $16 million will be made available this year to fund the upcoming
00:42:00.440intakes. As I said at the outset, the safety of all Canadians is our utmost priority. With the
00:42:08.680new Canada Community Security Program, we're making it easier for communities in need of support
00:42:14.560to access that support when they need it most so they can live without fear.
00:42:21.860Okay, so what that is going to do, it's going to dovetail in with Bill C-63 if they ever do get
00:42:28.240that passed and i'm hoping and praying they don't because that will be the end of free speech in
00:42:35.680this country as we know it's going to chill anybody's idea of free speech for example with
00:42:41.540the combination of of this program that they just announced there it's for the safety of all
00:42:46.900all canadians is for the safety of people online ultimately because remember that their definition
00:42:53.960of harm is much different than our definition of harm. I grew up with my grandfather yelling
00:43:01.360in my ears, sticks and stones may break your bones, but names will never hurt you.
00:43:07.400Stand up for yourself, boy. And these days it's
00:43:11.920right. And so the government feels as though they need to protect, especially,
00:43:19.940you know racialized communities from such horrifying events horrifying people so if you go
00:43:26.860online and say anything these people now funded by the government and agencies like press progress
00:43:35.080and the anti-hate network are going to be monitoring they're going to be monitoring
00:43:39.620online activity and they're going to be reporting online activity of anybody who says anything that
00:43:46.300could remotely be construed as hateful because that's harmful right that's that's their idea of
00:43:53.520harm physical harm and when c63 kicks in that person can be thrown in jail that person can be
00:44:05.200fined upwards of 70 000 this is a nightmare this is a nightmare and if one person gets arrested
00:44:12.360charged and convicted of any of this and gets the book thrown at him the full penalty
00:44:16.500the rest of the the entire country will just never say another word that's what this is
00:44:23.880meant to do it's the same thing they did with tamara chris uh pat right now let's get a few
00:44:31.920of them and we're going to show everybody else if they stand up against us we are going to stomp
00:44:36.080them up we are going to make sure that they go bankrupt and we're going to put them put them
00:44:40.460through hell for five years that's what they're doing it's the chilling effect and it's egregious
00:44:48.440but that is what they're doing nonetheless the liberal remember it's cultural marxism
00:44:53.420marxism has evolved when it first came out it was an economic policy it was a control the means of
00:44:59.480production you control everything well now it's control the means of information that's why all
00:45:04.560the censorship and the disinformation and the misinformation and that's why there's no debating
00:45:08.400anymore that's why the liberals or the democrats in the united states or any one of their minions
00:45:13.820or their ai bots will say something to you and never ever acknowledge what your response back
00:45:19.800to them is there's no debate there is only their way and if you say anything back to them you're
00:45:25.260either ignored or the police get called like at all those school board meetings
00:47:21.600i i don't understand uh as if productivity growth blah blah blah blah blah blah so what it looks
00:47:29.840like is the party quebecois in the next provincial election in quebec is going to win power again
00:47:35.240they've been leading in all the polls and that's just going to be a a thorn in pauliev's side when
00:47:40.980he takes power finally um but it will create a division in quebec when it comes to the bloc the
00:47:49.440bloc is going to get more votes because of this movement by the party quebecois but it stands to
00:47:54.860reason and and if we're going to go ahead with political and media manipulation again let's just
00:48:00.060go ahead and think about this one do you think the people of quebec really give a rat's ass about
00:48:06.220separating from canada i'm sure you've got the fringers who are going oh absolutely but then
00:48:11.220you've got most people in quebec who are probably saying things like look man like just shut up
00:48:15.380I don't care. And then the media is going to grab a hold of it and a couple of politicians. And next
00:48:20.640thing you know, it's going to become the story and all of the national media, how Quebec wants
00:48:24.200to separate again. And they're going to have another referendum. And it's not true. If you
00:48:28.280travel through the province, you probably wouldn't even hear anything about it.
00:48:32.960But that's how they control the narrative. That's how they control the zeitgeist of the country.
00:48:38.160And media does that anywhere. It was much harder to do a hundred years ago when there was no big,
00:48:42.980huge mass media machine, but now all they have to do is push a button and buy off a few
00:48:47.780media moguls, and away they go. Why is it that these gender advocates,1.00
00:48:58.420the ratio of them being charged with sexually assaulting minors seems so much higher
00:49:04.580than even Catholic priests, or anybody else for that matter? I mean, yes, of course,
00:49:12.160we used to hear about these things happening before but it was just a rare thing right you
00:49:16.120didn't hear about this very often wasn't reported in the media very often and now it's like with
00:49:22.300all these gender advocates who also happen to be school counselors they're doing it all the time
00:49:29.640woman who is a prominent gender identity advocate and school counselor has been charged by the PEI
00:49:35.200RCMP's major crimes unit with several serious sexual and other offenses involving a minor
00:49:41.880The charges were filed at the provincial court in Charlottetown and include sexual assault, sexual interference, and invitation to sexual touching, which were revealed through an investigation initiated by the RCMP's major crime unit back on September 14th.
00:49:55.940Bethany Jean Toombs, who until recently was listed on the East Wiltshire Intermediate School's website as a counselor within the student services team, was arrested on September 24th.
00:50:05.9404th. According to the CBC, her name was removed from the school staff's list by the following
00:50:12.080morning. As an activist, she'd been a vocal advocate for topics related to gender ideology
00:50:18.260and has contributed to various educational modules in the grade 9 PEI wellness and relationship
00:50:23.520choices curriculum, focusing on subjects like consent, gender stereotypes, and sexual assault.
00:50:29.160why is it all the time well not all the time but a lot of the time
00:50:35.660we're seeing this happen more and more because they think it's normal they're trying to normalize
00:50:43.660it with the rest of us but they already think it's normal it's normal to touch a 14 year old
00:50:49.640a 12 year old an eight year old they actually think that sorry for whispering so creepily but
00:51:26.820Thank you. I now give the floor to Alliance Defending Freedom.
00:51:30.940My name is Chris Elston, and I'm here to speak for children
00:51:33.560being irreversibly harmed by health professionals
00:51:36.180practicing what is falsely referred to as gender-affirming care.
00:51:40.940It is not caring to stop the development of children with puberty blockers.
00:51:45.020These are repurposed chemical castration and cancer drugs.
00:51:48.080It is not caring to alter their development with opposite-sex hormones.0.60
00:51:53.540Every systematic review of the scientific literature shows that children are being harmed
00:51:58.260and that scientific rigor is non-existent. Activist organizations pushing ideology
00:52:03.860have hijacked the medical community and what is being done is nothing more than a live
00:52:08.740unregulated experiment on kids. It is one of the great deceptions of our time to teach children
00:52:14.420that they might have been born in the wrong bodies. Affirming care would be to tell them
00:52:18.660that they are beautiful just as they are. No drugs or scalpels needed. Instead, children are being
00:52:24.740sterilized and are having healthy body parts cut off. Overwhelmingly, these kids are autistic,0.99
00:52:30.660have other mental health comorbidities, and many have suffered trauma or abuse.
00:52:35.460Girls as young as 12 are having their breasts removed and 16-year-old boys are being castrated.
00:52:40.980State encroachment on parental rights is worsening outcomes. Here in Geneva, a child was taken from
00:52:45.700her parents because they refused to transition her children have the human right to grow up with
00:52:50.820their bodies intact it is time the member states of the united nations use the resolutions procedures
00:52:57.140and other tools at their disposal to stop this child abuse
00:53:04.580thank you for him man that is absolutely awesome chris elston billboard chris fantastic
00:53:11.620so this is an interesting story um because i was talking about chris and tamara i'd mentioned them
00:53:19.640in passing a couple of minutes ago and then you know pat as well and all of the people who have0.75
00:53:23.820been vilified wrongly the coots guys um and made examples of within our justice system0.95
00:53:29.980you know how mischief charges can land you a three-year court date ultimately not straight1.00
00:53:37.020through but off and on off and on the travel expenses and the hotel expenses they pile up
00:53:43.840but they know that but look at this the crown this is from the surrey now leader the crown
00:53:52.220has stayed 17 charges against the surrey man his name is amardeep ray he's 45 years old still has
00:53:59.140to comply to court-mandated conditions, but 17 charges against a Siri man who was formerly on
00:54:07.440Canada's top 25 most wanted list. Now, hold on just a second. Was Tamara Leach ever on Canada's
00:54:16.540top 25 most wanted list? No. What about Chris Barber? No. Chris Carver? No. Tony Olenek? No.0.93
00:54:23.420no the crown entered a stay of proceedings on february 8th and may 31st 2024 on the following
00:54:31.820charges against amardeep singh ray sexual assault confining a person without lawful authority
00:54:37.820administering noxious substance with the intent to endanger the life or cause bodily harm two
00:54:42.800counts of assault with a weapon nine firearm related charges some of which include possession
00:54:47.780of a firearm without license and or registration and three counts of possession of a controlled
00:54:53.260substance. In an email to Black Press Media, a spokesperson for the BC Prosecution Service
00:54:58.940stated on May 31st that Ray entered into a one-year recognizance order, which is an undertaking to
00:55:04.880comply with certain court-imposed conditions. It's not a criminal charge, but can result in one if
00:55:09.840Ray does not comply. And you even believe it. This guy's dangerous. He was on the top 25 most
00:55:20.060dangerous wanted list i know you go ahead you're free to go in your own recognizance you got to
00:55:24.960check in with us every now and again though i just want to make sure you're not doing anything bad
00:55:28.760oh he's also prohibited from having any guns crossbows prohibited weapons restricted weapons
00:55:38.080prohibited devices ammunition blah blah blah blah blah he was originally declared wanted
00:55:43.620on 17 charges stemming from an investigation that started in august of 2019 according to
00:55:48.900were released from surrey rcmp the justice system in this country is so screwed it is so screwed
00:55:58.100what about down there in the united states a little better maybe because at least they're
00:56:04.400getting some stuff done down there this is alarming and i'm going to play you an accompanying video
00:56:12.260with this and i i don't want you know i'm not here to spread fear i don't want to do that
00:56:19.780that's actually i'm here to spread hope and togetherness hopefully right that's the whole
00:56:26.320idea community uh one of the whole ideas of this show that of course and information and
00:56:31.080this fbi whistleblower here gave an emotional testimony about highly inappropriate retaliation
00:56:38.620against him not just him but others as well this story obviously comes from the new york post
00:56:43.380fbi former fbi staff operations specialist choked up yesterday as he told lawmakers on
00:56:51.340capitol hill about his years of suffering for lawfully expressing dissent one of many
00:56:56.760retaliatory actions deemed highly inappropriate by the justice department's inspector general
00:57:02.000His name is Marcus Allen, this guy here, whose attorneys reached a settlement with the Bureau earlier this year.
00:57:09.280He told the Judiciary Subcommittee on Weaponization of the Federal Government that higher-ups accused me of promoting conspiratorial views and unreliable information for questioning how many confidential informants were present at the January 6, 2021 Capitol riot.
00:57:32.000the FBI questioned my allegiance to the United States, suspended my security clearance, suspended
00:57:38.200my pay, and refused to allow me to obtain outside employment or even accept charity.
00:57:44.260Allen testified about the 27 months he was held in indefinite limbo. Here is part of his testimony
00:57:51.060on Capitol Hill yesterday, you guys, and something he says in the last minute of this
00:57:57.680may chill you to the bone remember this guy was a member of the fbi for years
00:58:05.460and he holds a lot of secrets and even though he can't tell us everything he does give us a very
00:58:14.240great and everybody in the minority party there's some talk they're fearing what donald trump would
00:58:19.040do in the next administration while they sit here and they look at the guy who's been persecuted by
00:58:23.100the FBI, and everybody in the room understands it. Mr. Allen, do you have comments you wish to
00:58:28.600make? I'll give you about a minute, minute and a half, and then I want to turn the rest of my time
00:58:31.620to Mr. Jordan. Yes, sir. I would just say that I considered the hearing today my last act of
00:58:37.520service as a public servant for the United States of America, and I'll give you my professional
00:58:43.780opinion. I was an intel professional for our country for many years, and I would give
00:58:49.980recommendations, and I'd also look at indications and warnings.
00:58:53.740So I would offer this to the American people as my warning
00:58:57.060to them. Since this is a warning, the American people I
00:59:00.300say, I personally have no confidence that the FBI will
00:59:04.320rein in its own conduct. I've been persecuted along with
00:59:08.220Garrett, Steve and Kyle and countless other whistleblowers.
00:59:12.900It is my opinion that the Bureau used reprisal and fear to
00:59:17.100control the workforce. It has been a seemingly effective tactic. I personally believe that there
00:59:24.460are no current effective checks and balances against them conducting lawless action with any
00:59:29.400type of correction in a legitimate time frame. I welcome the work of the IG, but I think
00:59:35.500any type of lawless action, there was no legitimate time frame to rein them back in.
00:59:41.120Their ability to over classify information can allow them to stonewall forever.0.86
00:59:44.920To the American people, you have a duty as a citizen to vote, and I strongly urge you to do so.0.66
00:59:51.580It's how you participate in the American experience.
00:59:54.660I know people have doubts about election integrity, but you must vote.
01:00:12.040Arm yourself and know how to defend yourself.
01:00:14.920make three to four friends in your neighborhood and promise to come to each other's mutual aid
01:00:19.780in times of hardship. And during the Great Depression, people stocked up a pantry. So I
01:00:25.780think that's a good practice, especially in our economic times, and make sure you have three to
01:00:29.880four. Hold on a minute. What does that have to do with whistleblowing?
01:00:38.260voting sure absolutely get out there cast your vote make sure you vote for the right person
01:00:48.900or else you're going to wind up with more of this nonsense that's why it's so very important
01:00:54.720to get rid of people like justin trudeau kamala harris joe biden keir starmer all of these people
01:01:02.320who are all puppets of the un and world economic forum but why does he go ahead and start talking
01:01:10.320about arming yourself and stocking up with food during the natural order first vote the second
01:01:20.820is the second amendment arm yourself and know how to defend yourself make three to four friends in
01:01:26.800your neighborhood and promise to come to each other's mutual aid in times of harm hardship
01:01:31.140and during the great depression people stocked up a pantry so i think that's a good practice
01:01:36.860especially in our economic times and make sure you have three to four months of food as a person
01:01:41.900of faith i'd say pray the rosary go to the first friday devotions that's for everybody all my
01:01:47.420brothers and sisters of all faiths and i know i'm catholic and read the gospel of our lord and
01:01:52.240savior jesus christ and live it every day and that's all i have to say thank you for the time
01:01:57.300You know, Mr. Allen, the fact that there are servants like you who have been born up under persecution that a lot of political leaders in this country do not care about is the thing that heartens the American people.
01:02:08.680And I'm confident the American people will resolve the situation.