00:09:24.320On top of the safety information listed above on the website,
00:09:28.900the silver cell technology in the silver biotics products
00:09:31.760has undergone more than 30 safety studies,
00:09:34.400including the first human ingestion safety studies done on a nanosilver.
00:09:39.560These safety studies have been shown that the metallic nanosilver particles in the silversol are flushed out of the body within approximately 24 hours.
00:09:49.680No buildup or retention of the silversol particles occurs in the body,
00:09:53.480which means it is scientifically impossible to get argyria from silversol technology at the recommended dosage.
00:10:01.540That is blue man syndrome, by the way, in case you're wondering.
00:10:05.580ABL, which is the parent company of Canada Nanosilver,
00:10:09.180has also sold millions of bottles of products over the past 20 years
00:10:13.120with no reported negative side effects.
00:21:50.180I mean, for so many people that has been the case, most people are reluctant heroes.
00:21:57.620You know, that is actually, that was actually the first kind of kernel of the idea for my podcast, because I was actually marching into Ottawa with James Topp on his last day.
00:22:11.980and I was walking with Danny Bulford and you know when I spoke to him and when I spoke to James
00:22:18.860my experience was here's two men who are introverted they are people who are not accustomed
00:22:26.860to being public speakers they're not people who ever wanted that kind of limelight and yet
00:22:32.800something had them step over whatever fears concerns they needed to step over to do that
00:22:40.900And that for me was like, what is that quality? Because if people can recognize that these people are ordinary people, these people have fears, these people have concerns, but they're doing it anyway, then my hope is that we can recognize that same kind of humanity within ourselves and we will step over our own fears and concerns.
00:23:06.660Did you figure out what that common denominator was?
00:23:10.900You know, there are many answers to that question.
00:23:16.640And I like to keep it as an open inquiry rather than one definitive answer.
00:23:22.900But I would have to say that one of the themes is that people who are speaking out,
00:23:33.060and it doesn't have to be publicly, I mean, even within their own communities,
00:23:36.640people who are speaking out are connected to or present to their values they are unwilling to
00:23:48.480live in a way that is inconsistent with their values there is something that has them true up
00:23:55.000to those values those principles and i think it's sourced in different ways but that's the
00:24:04.020ultimate kind of common thread you know interesting i i personally have been trying to boil this down
00:24:11.980for the last three or four years because it's a you know something that ken and i and rosalie
00:24:16.640spoke about last night i guess because we were talking about the departure of chris sky from the
00:24:22.160freedom and truth scene he's made that announcement now this past week he's going to be shutting down0.98
00:24:26.860his social media i think he's out of canada and he's saying anybody who stays is an idiot or should0.99
00:24:32.460convert to Islam and you know I think that's probably going to be a big hole for our movement0.98
00:24:40.000not that everybody loved the guy he rubbed a lot of people the wrong way that's for sure they didn't
00:24:46.660like his teeth they didn't like his clothes they didn't like his neck tats but the guy spoke truth
00:24:51.220he spoke truth and maybe part of our job and something that we've failed at in the past couple
00:24:58.800of years and I'll take full responsibility is not creating new people to step into those shoes or
00:25:06.660even take over new roles in their own communities or finding a way to inspire them to do so and that
00:25:13.560has been the thing that I have been trying to do with this show more than anything else I've got a
00:25:19.340few pillars of this one and the first thing is to try and and somehow get people coax them into
00:25:26.700that leadership role so they'll share this show, so they'll get it out there, so they'll
00:25:31.200talk about, they'll learn. First of all, you need to be up to date on everything with factual
00:25:37.040information before you can go out and talk about it, right? So I encourage people to get that
00:25:43.100information ingrained in them so they can spout it out almost unconsciously. And once you've got
00:25:49.460that down, then you can start talking to people, the people who are in the middle, that soft middle,
00:25:55.220that that middle we've been talking about for the past three years those folks who sit there
00:26:00.480knowing there's something wrong but not doing anything about it or maybe they just need that
00:26:06.840one little thing to convince them yeah man this is bad right and so i've been looking for that
00:26:12.840magic formula to try and bring people into this mix it's yeah i i have a slightly different
00:26:20.080approach, although the same commitment. So for me, I talk about a lot about being the change.
00:26:28.900And we've had a lot of focus on doing and all those things need to happen. We need to do a lot
00:26:35.760of doing we need to read we need to keep ourselves informed, as you said. But we also talk about this
00:26:42.420being a spiritual war. And we're not focusing on the spiritual side. And that for me, is the
00:26:52.300impetus for everything else. I don't think you can convince people to take action. I think people
00:27:00.740need to find something within themselves that has them be compelled to take action.
00:34:13.580this country is going to be run right down
00:34:15.740the crapper until such time as he's out and would Pierre Polyev even make a difference what are your
00:34:21.600thoughts on all of this I mean we talk about this stuff on this show all the time but this is your
00:34:25.940first appearance I want to know where you're at with all this so I don't tend to focus on
00:34:34.200politics like politics political party politics um because i think that what happens is when we
00:34:46.460use i'm not saying he's not a marxist i don't know if he's a marxist or not i'm saying that
00:34:51.240when we use terms like marxist or communist um what happens is that we um divide yeah we divide
00:35:03.140We secure the favor of those already on board and we alienate those who could see, but are put off by that because they think, oh, you're just a bunch of right wingers.
00:36:14.480They're putting it all together for one big, ugly, new kind of.
00:36:19.320See, this is my point, is that so, you know, you go far enough right and far enough left, eventually they kind of meet somewhere. So we're in this whole new world. And I think it's really important that we not keep focusing on this old left-right paradigm, that we really focus on that tyranny, that authoritarianism.
00:36:41.200yeah well what i'm saying is that you know you call somebody a marxist i mean to me it's not
00:36:46.520about party politics at this point this is good versus evil this is about right versus wrong
00:36:53.420this is about freedom and you know i we talked about this a little bit last night we don't want
00:37:00.740to use the word freedom anymore it's been bastardized ken said that i think kev my
00:37:05.320canada nano silver guy was on last night for a bit he said that and i've heard a lot of that
00:37:09.840from people and i tend to agree it's more about truth seeking at this point and so we're not
00:37:19.840talking about party politics now we're talking about is this person right for the job do they
00:37:24.960believe in the principles that we believe in i don't care what color tie you're wearing at this
00:37:30.360point it doesn't matter right but it just seems that the lefties are by far and away the the
00:37:39.400authoritarians and the righties are the people who are screaming freedom. That's how it seems.
00:37:45.660And I'm sure there are some, I mean, the guy that set himself on fire today, Michelle, in front of
00:37:50.080the Trump courthouse in New York, this guy, I read about him today. He put out a manifesto before he
00:37:56.180did it. He's a Marxist, but he also believes that there's some very dark times coming from a global
00:38:02.960cabal so i don't know what to make of this guy and i'm sure there are some people like that very
00:38:09.260much in the middle of this going yeah yeah you know i believe in socialism but i also believe
00:38:13.840in freedom but that that's the point is look i came from the left that's that was my home base
00:38:21.480i now the left left me i don't see the left representing what they used to represent the
00:38:27.540left used to represent the working class the left used to represent free speech the left used to
00:38:34.920represent all those things so this is why that paradigm is irrelevant and i believe you can be
00:38:41.400you can be anywhere on the political spectrum but still see that there's something else happening
00:38:47.780here there's something that is there's something that is as you said bad like clearly you know
00:38:55.400not good clearly unhealthy clearly inhuman yeah yeah so what are some solutions to this
00:39:05.360i mean people and you know i fear that once polyev gets elected whenever this election happens people
00:39:11.300are going to go back to sleep and go thank goodness we've got a guy in there we need to
00:39:15.800stay sharp and we need to stay focused on on getting our country back to where it should be
00:39:21.700So I'm sure in your Trued Up podcast, by the way, tell us a little bit about that before answering this question, that you've come up with some solutions or solution-based ideas or talk to some people about solution-based ideas.
00:39:35.700So I will clarify that. I'm not talking about solutions to problems. I'm not even in that paradigm. I'm talking about what it is to live a life trued up to your values and principles.
00:39:48.660because the fact is it's not polyev that's going to save us nobody's coming to save us
00:39:54.200and that's really the message behind the podcast i'm really inquiring into what makes people
00:40:01.360see the truth what has people be able to see it and accept it and others not what has some people
00:40:09.880stand up for what they believe in and others don't what has some people see have fear and act
00:40:17.260anyway. Because for me, the missing piece, or at least the piece that I can offer in the puzzle,
00:40:26.620because we need everybody taking all different kinds of actions, focused on all different kinds
00:40:31.300of things, some people on issues, some people on, on strategies. For me, it's about who we're being.
00:40:38.320That's, that's the inquiry that I live inside of, because that's, that these are the questions I'm
00:40:44.520always asking myself and I'm always looking to see what is wanted and needed and what skills do
00:40:51.760I have that I can bring to the table and how can I use them and it comes back to what you asked me
00:40:57.320about getting involved with the NCI initially because I had been writing about what was
00:41:03.560happening for a couple of years and I had made a conscious decision to then bring my my on-camera
00:41:11.740skills, my broadcasting skills to the table. I didn't know how, because I'd been out of that
00:41:17.040for quite some time for the decade that I was sick. And I didn't know how, but I knew that was
00:41:23.740the next thing for me. And then the opportunity presented itself. So, you know, some people think,
00:41:30.660oh, well, Shadow Davis is going to be one of the people that helps because, you know, he's on camera
00:41:36.760and he has these skills, but we have, we each have our own skills. We each have our own
00:41:42.600qualities and it's, it's not about, I'm not focused on the various solutions, although I'm
00:41:51.400involved with different things and I support different things, but I'm interested in catalyzing
00:41:58.380people to use their God-given talents, their skills and their passions to go out and be the
00:42:05.940change and do the things that they love in order to bring about that change have you brushed up
00:42:11.680against and the reason i ask this is because as you were talking and giving that answer there it
00:42:17.440occurred to me i had an incredible argument with somebody i used to work with in radio a couple of
00:42:24.600months ago somebody i rather like and still do but my respect level has gone down significantly
00:42:31.320this person knows that there is something horribly wrong in our country this person still works
00:42:40.060in media and this person still toes that line knowing absolutely knowing that there is
00:42:47.980we've got a very very short runway here before we get into all kinds of trouble that we may never
00:42:55.060be able to get out of and he happily goes into work every day and does his job does what he is
00:43:01.520told and then goes home and i my question to him was how do you sleep at night we're talking about
00:43:08.160somebody who is living completely in opposition to his inner beliefs i don't know how he sleeps
00:43:18.120at night or looks in the mirror pardon me how did he answer you what was his answer he looked
00:43:27.100at his shoes michelle but that was it there was no defense for it
00:43:35.260i think i i don't know the answer to that question in fact i i there are people i know
00:43:45.220and care about that are not standing up they I think they think somebody else is you know
00:43:51.720going to do it for them um I think that this is the opportunity of this time in history
00:44:01.920that's the other piece that I'm focused on is is we've spoken a lot in this country and around
00:44:08.940the world about rights, but we do very little speaking about responsibility. And we have been
00:44:15.420lulled into a false sense of security because we lived in Canada, you know, and we had all these
00:44:24.740rights. So we thought, and we took no responsibility and we have the system in some respects we
00:44:34.440deserve because we've done nothing to create the system we actually want you know interesting you
00:44:42.300say that because the leaders that we've had in this country and i suppose provincially to a large
00:44:48.600degree you may have had one or two premiers over the course of the last 30 years ever since the
00:44:54.180constitution and the charter of rights and freedoms has been in place go against the charter using the
00:44:59.860notwithstanding clause still constitutional because it's in the charter of rights and freedoms but
00:45:04.200But you haven't seen any leader go completely against the grain into what Pierre Polyev,
00:45:13.840I'm not talking about him now as a political party leader, I'm talking about a great speech
00:45:18.980that he gave about a week ago, the Great Canadian Agreement, right, that all of the leaders
00:45:25.540since Confederation seemed to believe in, that Canada was this melting pot of ideas
00:45:31.880and people and religions and colors and nationalities,
00:45:36.700and we would all get along in a free and democratic society.
00:45:40.900You know, when I had Brian Peckford on the show,
00:51:09.100And then the absolute breathtaking speed with which people accepted it.
00:51:18.600And that's why I see the opportunity for personal responsibility, because they could not have gotten away with that if we had just said, no, I'm not doing that.
00:59:17.600That's the danger is that it becomes kinetic, that this that people have had enough and that that their upset explodes.
00:59:29.100I think this is why we need to focus on when I when I talk about love, I'm not talking about just going out and hugging people, which, by the way, I'm a big hugger.
00:59:38.600I'm all for hugging. But there's also there's accountability.
00:59:43.220You know, I'm talking about love the way Martin Luther King talked about love, right?
00:59:48.520The way you love your enemies, because love is the energy we want to perpetuate, right?
00:59:54.660We don't want to end up with the same situation, you know, just a different flavor of the
01:00:11.840are business owners going to put up with it again are we going to are we going to accept
01:00:20.020this again if they do try it again i mean because as you said a psyop and it's already in left-wing
01:00:27.500corporate media that the canadian military was watching us through our cell phones for the
01:00:33.040apparently for the first six to twelve months of the uh of the pandemic response they're watching
01:00:40.780us they're watching what we do yeah right so will we do it again is the question i'm sure they have
01:00:49.640analytical reports on the probability of canadians rising up or just taking it again
01:00:55.480what are we going to do yeah i i mean i i don't have a crystal ball i don't have my what's your
01:01:04.360gut tell you i would say my gut says no i think that there's enough information out there i think
01:01:14.460to that people generally know or suspect that closing down businesses had zero positive impact
01:01:24.600and huge negative impact it's one of the reasons that uh if i may transition to talk about a little
01:01:31.740bit about the this film that i'm involved with yes because so i said to you one of the reasons
01:01:39.520that i took on being spokesperson for the nci was because i felt this was an olive branch
01:01:47.220to the people who did not yet see i felt that we'd become so polarized that people who didn't
01:01:56.520know what was happening could not hear from the people who were just like angrily telling them
01:02:03.260but the nci came along and here was this very credible very legitimate very in some ways neutral
01:02:11.380um um avenue to ask what did we do right what did we do wrong what could we do better i mean
01:02:19.480really there were some very basic questions we wanted to hear from the government officials
01:02:24.240they didn't show up so we didn't get to hear their side but we asked so for me though that
01:02:30.600should tell us everything we need to know yes but from their standpoint the fact that i could
01:02:36.500talk about that with people who i was not able to talk about the issues with i could talk about this
01:02:43.080you know in a neutral tone so for me that was a bridge that was being built
01:02:49.380when i met the filmmaker of covid collateral this is a new film that's going to premiere
01:02:56.240next week and i'm hoping you're going to be speaking to the filmmaker because she's
01:03:00.260fascinating this is i would love to i would love to yes so this is a mainstream filmmaker
01:03:07.780somebody who's worked with sting and werner herzog and you know michael buble and and you
01:03:15.920know leading scientists i mean she's you know all kinds of big idea films about the brain about
01:03:22.400music about all kinds of things and she made this film this is like a very high with very high legal
01:03:29.880standards you know it had to be completely vetted by a team of lawyers because of errors and
01:03:34.720omissions uh insurance um this is a film that has been has very high journalistic standards
01:03:42.020and it's a film that's aimed at the movable middle so for me there is nothing in this film
01:03:48.340that I didn't know right so it's not like you know for your audience who already knows all
01:03:53.760about lockdowns all about the lab leak all about that stuff it's not new information but it is put
01:04:00.700together in a way that is accessible to the person who suspects is starting to be open but does not
01:04:08.140know it's not threatening it's very mainstream so i think we need to keep focusing on those
01:04:17.820things those things that bridge the build bridges those things that build that fill those gaps
01:04:23.900i think we need to keep doing that there are other things we need to keep doing these lawsuits right
01:04:30.400these you know accountability again accountability is really important and i think you know the
01:04:36.800thing about being worn out is this is where if we're each bringing what we are passionate about
01:04:47.140if we each bring our individual skills you know not everybody is comfortable and I'm not saying
01:04:54.460you should just do what's comfortable but there is something to doing what is an expression of
01:04:59.600you there's this great quote i used to use about um don't ask what the world needs um go do what
01:05:07.340makes you fully alive because what the world needs is more people fully alive and i i think we we need
01:05:14.800people to be finding their own expression and their own piece of the puzzle to stand up
01:05:22.900together if that makes sense it certainly does and you know what i say to people
01:05:30.600one of the analogies i've used i mean i've tried everything and one of the analogies i use when it
01:05:36.320comes to um speaking up you know that you're going to get involved in this in some way uh
01:05:43.180you know when when you're walking wading into a lake it's cold right and you go slow and slow
01:05:49.560and you stand there and you're and then maybe you turn around and walk out i just say go right in
01:05:55.880splash right in that's the way you should do it just and you'll come out you'll go oh and then
01:06:00.860it'll just feel normal and then it'll feel amazing actually right yeah so that's the other part this
01:06:07.460is the part that i don't i really want people to get there is something the opportunity in this
01:06:14.860crisis is that we get to be our greatest selves because so this will kind of tie back to answer
01:06:22.380your question about uh you know are we going to win right are we going to do this and i think
01:06:27.860either we are going to succumb to some very dark forces or we are going to evolve in which case
01:06:36.180humanity will devolve into another dark ages if we're if we're not already there yeah or we are
01:06:44.040going to evolve and we are going to become the next iteration of who we are and i'm not talking
01:06:48.980about you know transhumanism at all at all i'm talking about about the next evolution in our
01:06:58.760spiritual being right that that that walking into the lake so we need to do some walking into the
01:07:06.380lake we need to get out of our comfort zones we need to you know feel the chill but the thing is
01:07:13.560you know when you do dive into a cold lake you feel amazing afterwards that's true but when you
01:07:20.000don't want to do it i just can't i can't and you almost need sometimes somebody push you somebody
01:07:25.080push you in right you go oh thanks man at first yeah that's that yes but you know some people
01:07:34.340you know might drown if you push them so you know well you know there's always going to be
01:07:41.340some collateral uh friendly fire the point is there is an opportunity to be our greatest selves
01:07:49.140i mean there is something about what's happening i i felt and it also ties back to what you were
01:07:58.060saying about those moments so there was vax pass there was the convoy um because you know it was
01:08:04.580really clear that that the people the things people were saying on tv had no bearing that's
01:08:10.860what was happening on the ground that was like you know completely opposite it was that was
01:08:16.540bizarre so that was you know another step in the in the awakening but i i have felt since that time
01:08:24.480that i am being guided that i am i am i am going where i can serve i am going where i am asked to
01:08:35.220serve and when i was asked to be the spokesperson of the nci it i dropped everything it's like i
01:08:41.180am being called to serve my country there's there's no greater as emotionally physically
01:08:50.220intellectually difficult spiritually difficult as it was it was the greatest privilege of my life
01:08:58.920And I grew into that role. You know, that's not something that you just you just be right. You have to grow into it. And everything I do, everything that I am doing, I keep being asked to do things and participate in things that are causing me to grow, to expand, to become somebody living inside of a purpose.
01:09:25.680This is like the greatest joy in life.
01:09:28.220So there's this paradox in all of this,
01:09:31.120that there is the opportunity to become the person,
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