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00:12:10.180is canada nanosilver.ca special guest tonight is nadine ness of unified grassroots wait a minute
00:12:18.200i thought i was hold on i thought we were having nadine ness on the show tonight who who were you
00:12:24.520nadine you've got your mute on can you take your mute off please
00:12:31.300the little microphone yes sorry can you hear me okay yes now we can hear you can you hear us okay
00:12:38.280is everything good yeah yeah no i was i was i kind of got distracted on twitter and looking at
00:12:46.640an article by the globe and mail the far right's fixation on pedophilia is dangerous
00:12:52.580and i'm like it came out today and then time cannot be unreal i'll say wait a minute wait
00:12:59.680hold on hold on hold on they they say that our fixation on pedophilia is dangerous how do they
00:13:07.640explain that one i'm just looking so it came out on august 11th so uh actually it's andrew lawton
00:13:15.940that wrote it i'll send you a link to the tweet i'll just text it to you andrew lawton from true
00:13:21.380north no he didn't write it he quote tweets it and says from michael corin corin i don't know
00:13:27.860how to say his name the man who badgered me about being a victim of sexuals of child sexual abuse
00:13:34.140and then outed me as one on national television despite knowing i didn't want to talk about it
00:13:41.160i didn't know that about andrew lawton i didn't either so i'll send you the the the link
00:13:47.380i haven't read it so i haven't read it i just um the timing of it is just quite phenomenal sorry i
00:13:54.380got distracted no that's all right that's all right we saw your video last night if you want
00:13:58.640to talk about child abuse i didn't realize that you were a childhood uh victim like that yeah we
00:14:04.780hadn't talked about that before uh we talked about all the other things that unified grassroots was
00:14:09.720was about and all of the people that you have managed to team up with and created such wonderful
00:14:15.580projects and getting positive messages out there as opposed to the negative ones that we sometimes
00:14:20.820seek um is that something that you are willing to discuss openly or is that something you're
00:14:26.700waiting for no no like it's it's something i've talked about before like on twitter and stuff and
00:14:32.860i think like it i can't not talk about it when i'm approaching the subject because it it does shape
00:14:40.200my view at it and I guess a bias in a way and I don't think it's a negative bias I think it's a
00:14:46.720positive bias I see warnings or issues where some people might not just because of just what I went
00:14:55.100through so and it's also the the main reason why I became a police officer to begin with so
00:15:01.800when I when I joined the RCMP my goal was to one day work in the child exploitation unit
00:15:07.820so I took specific training just for that purpose unfortunately God had a different plan and a
00:15:15.220medical condition made me have to medically retire from the force before I got to do that
00:15:20.820but I think I'm still going to be battling that same battle or or fighting that same fight I'm
00:15:26.920just going to be doing it from a different avenue. Nadine how young were you when all this happened
00:15:32.080uh or was there a span of years there yeah so it was over several years like it didn't it didn't
00:15:39.180start like look i'll be honest i was one of the lucky ones they hadn't gone i i don't know how
00:15:46.840much you to you you're okay with me sharing on this show but well you know what i think our
00:15:51.760viewers are pretty uh pretty open-minded and you guys how graphic is this going to get are we going
00:15:58.260again oh it won't it won't but i mean it's still it still could trigger some people especially
00:16:02.580people who have been victims themselves right but i'm lucky in the sense it didn't get to the point
00:16:09.700of sex so but it it still got the point of criminality and there was like inappropriate
00:16:16.100touching and stuff it just i was 10 10 years old when i first came forward to
00:16:22.560to my parents and please don't think anything negative about my dad but when I first came
00:16:31.140forward to him he he had the instant reaction oh I need to protect her so we can't go to police
00:16:37.960because if it goes out into the the world then she'll have to she'll have that kind of shame
00:16:44.160attached to her she'll have to testify in front of the court and so my dad's first reaction was
00:16:49.980like I need to protect her and never actually came forward to police and it wasn't until maybe
00:16:55.520like a month later I was visiting my birth mother and so people don't know this about me so
00:17:02.760my birth mother wasn't really a big part of my life she she was into drugs and stuff so
00:17:09.460so I only visited her very rarely so this would have been around 10 years old and
00:17:15.260this was one of those like yearly visit that I was going to see her and I I told her and I don't
00:17:21.740know if she was a victim herself from from this man because so he would have been so he was my
00:17:28.240mother's uncle so he would have been my great uncle so so not even like a young he was old and
00:17:35.940gross but um and yeah so when I told my mother she she called the police and then yeah so they
00:17:43.800I still remember like walking into the police station and at the time it was like this I have
00:17:50.860this memory of this dark room so and they had these this old old camera and I just remember
00:17:56.780like they said well just speak clearly into the camera and there was like this little red light
00:18:01.620so and and yeah I just shared everything that happened and he was arrested and then I was told
00:18:11.000by my dad that he confessed to everything and and he was convicted and he was jailed but I don't
00:18:17.100know if he was jailed like put in prison or he if he was put on house arrest and I don't know what
00:18:23.380the length of his sentence is I I tried to kind of go back and look it would have been six years ago
00:18:29.580I tried to go back and look to see if I could get the details because
00:18:33.520one of his other victims came forward to me this would have been like six years ago because she
00:18:42.180she would have been really young she was five years old when it would have happened to her
00:18:46.540how many victims did this guy have we don't I don't know when I came forward so his wife ran
00:18:52.500a daycare so he would have had access to kids and but not always overnight like I stayed there
00:19:01.780overnight um single parents would he would he come into your room at night was that how it happened
00:19:09.480uh no no well it was during the day and there was times where he did but most of it was during the
00:19:19.200day and when when she was just in the room next door it must have been terrifying it wasn't well
00:19:27.320see that's the thing and it wasn't the okay there's different types of sex offenders so I'm
00:19:35.460gonna I'm gonna his type is even worse and I'll tell you why there's the sadistic kind that
00:19:43.420install fear and they hurt you and it's forced those those are the kind it's so easy in your
00:19:51.020mind to say that person is an evil person and he hurts you he he makes you scared but then there's
00:19:58.320the manipulative types of sex offenders and usually these are the pedophiles so there's
00:20:03.420there's the sex offenders child sex offenders that aren't necessarily pedophile they just like
00:20:07.840the power and and um installing fear they're usually sadistic those kinds are are a different
00:20:17.340breed that doesn't mean that they're a pedophile it might not be the physical part that's an
00:20:22.460attraction it's the emotional part the installing fear they get turned on by sadism so so those are
00:20:29.820easy to justify in your head what's happening is wrong now you've got these manipulative and this
00:20:35.900is where where i see a lot of red flags you have these manipulative where where they do things like
00:20:42.060they'll tickle you and it'll feel good. Like physically, it'll feel good. And they'll play
00:20:48.020on that and almost convince the victim that it was their idea. Those are the most damaging
00:20:54.680types of sex offenders because it's really hard to heal your mind. It's really hard to heal
00:21:03.540that you allowed that to happen in a sense. And I'm getting, sorry if I'm getting a lot of
00:21:10.940details. It's important for people to know why this whole pleasure-based sexual education
00:21:17.400gives me huge red flags because it teaches that if it physically feels good, it is good.
00:21:25.300That mindset is the same mindset that he had and that he was trying to install on me as a victim.
00:21:33.580If it physically feel good, it is good. I knew in my gut that it was wrong. No one had to teach
00:21:39.960me it was wrong I knew in my gut what was happening was wrong yeah I I remember feeling
00:21:45.700disgusted I remember feeling probably didn't realize at the beginning of all of this right
00:21:50.340no it was like slowly increments like the grooming and when I say grooming this that's what I
00:21:57.420experienced for years it was slow increments where you start questioning did he actually just do that
00:22:03.480was that an accident or did he actually go that far was this just like a tickle game or
00:22:09.300and and that's did he try to make you feel like it was just a normal thing between grown-up
00:22:15.560yeah yeah and and it it progressed so slowly over a long period of time and he really prayed
00:22:26.640on like I was the the perfect victim in the sense of perfect candidate I didn't really have a mother
00:22:35.040I I felt really lonely my dad was always working so I want I was looking for that kind of adult
00:22:42.340um love from someone and that's what they prey on the victims that don't have that
00:22:49.060and I loved his wife I loved her so much she was like the the mother that I didn't have
00:22:55.720so I really loved going there and um like I looked forward to it until it started
00:23:03.300um like getting worse and worse and worse and then I really didn't so how long and how long
00:23:12.840did it go on Nadine before you finally went to the to the police uh probably like two years there was
00:23:19.060there was one incident that that was like the one that like I was afraid at that point in time
00:23:29.280we um it was and I say I'm 10 years old when I was 10 years old when I came to police but
00:23:38.720I'm not 100% sure that it was 10 it was whenever I did so I was raised in the Catholic home
00:23:46.580i didn't believe in catholism oh this is another thing this man was an elder in the catholic church
00:23:52.720and i think even after he still stayed in his position if i'm not mistaken so he like he he's
00:24:00.420a reason that i was atheist for most of my life but so it was when i did the first communion but
00:24:06.860i went back and look and i think that happens around 10 years old and we um they came to our
00:24:13.840house and at this point I can't remember if I told my dad or just my my older sister
00:24:23.720and my mother said oh can you bring your laundry downstairs so my my bedroom was in the basement
00:24:30.580we were five kids so um and she asked me to bring the laundry downstairs and I say oh can I just do
00:24:38.380it later I didn't want to be end up alone with him and I just knew he was going to follow me
00:24:44.680so and she was so adamant nope you need to do it now he actually got mad at me so I brought it down
00:24:50.340and he cornered me in uh in my bedroom and he started hugging me and kissing me and licking
00:25:01.280me all over my neck and and saying oh Nadine I really love you I hope you know that I really0.67
00:25:06.920love you and it was so disgusting and I I tried I kept trying to leave and he wouldn't let go
00:25:13.480until I yelled at him and as soon as I yelled at him then he let go and then he probably was afraid
00:25:20.100my dad heard and then I ran upstairs and uh yeah that was when I'm like okay I don't ever want to
00:25:30.300be left alone with him ever again and um and yeah so that's the night i told my dad and there was
00:25:38.840other things that he had done like you've been caught watching me bathe and stuff like
00:25:43.380the man was so creepy did your other brothers and sisters or was it just sisters
00:25:49.880no no they didn't so so i was one of the only child that went there so like let's say my parents
00:25:56.900went on a trip they had five kids so not every child would go to the same house so I would go
00:26:03.520to their house right while my parents were away on like a vacation or something like when I say
00:26:09.120my parents I mean like my dad and stepmom so so my other sisters didn't go there so just you
00:26:15.820yeah my my older sister would go to like her another aunt and my brother would go somewhere
00:26:22.880else and then my two other siblings which they were my stepmother's kids they would go to their0.60
00:26:29.000father's side of the family so so it was mostly just me and then this other victim uh she was
00:26:36.460five years old and how what happened with her she didn't come forward at the time and and parent
00:26:43.320adults did ask her and um I hope I'm not giving away too much I don't think it would um anyone
00:26:52.220would know who it was but she approached me it would have been six years ago I believe
00:26:58.460and she was having like health issues and mental health issues and issues in her marriage and they
00:27:06.800couldn't figure out why and she started seeing a psychologist and they did hypnotherapy and then
00:27:12.880she started having these nightmares so she was wondering where are these now nightmares from
00:27:18.280and she knew what had happened to me and all her health issues was kind of related to reproductive
00:27:23.560like well yeah i mean this is what can happen right with yeah yeah and physically there was
00:27:29.820nothing wrong with her so it didn't make sense the issue so anyway so she she called me and i said
00:27:34.620okay well describe to me your nightmare and she described everything that i remembered the room
00:27:39.960the window uh the tree that you could see from the window so she she didn't actually remember
00:27:46.660what had happened consciously she was dreaming it yeah so it was a lot of victims especially
00:27:54.720childhood victims will suppress it you hear that a lot and people don't understand how that could
00:28:00.760happen but it's like a self-defense mechanism yeah and i was i was very fortunate and i say
00:28:08.240fortunate because we we kind of i've talked about this with other victims who who seem to really
00:28:15.440have a hard time healing from it or moving past it and a lot of the times these victims
00:28:21.780it didn't come forward they didn't come out they didn't get the justice that they deserve
00:28:26.860and and they can't move past it because justice was never served it never solidified
00:28:35.500that they were a victim in this and the other person was the bad guy so i was i'm sorry this
00:28:42.300was your impetus for wanting to become an RCMP officer and then to work in the sexual crimes
00:28:48.460unit specifically dealing with children and I was known as as the one like even when I was in North
00:28:55.240Battleford if there was a victim that that they knew didn't want to come forward they would send
00:29:00.860me and I I didn't just work do this as a police officer before I became a police officer I also
00:29:06.400was a volunteer for the sexual assault center in North Battleford so I was a crisis call worker so
00:29:13.440if anyone had been raped or or they were just in crisis like one time one person called her her
00:29:22.200abuser was getting out of jail so they were like panicking about it like it was years later but
00:29:28.060still so so I I did that as a volunteer work and I I I love that kind of work I I love it's
00:29:35.940it's awful what happens what what I mean by I love that kind of work I love being able to provide
00:29:43.580some clarity or helping victims get clarity and healing from what happened to them like not a lot
00:29:51.020of people can move past it that's why you see so many lives destroyed by it because you devalue
00:29:58.480sex you you turn to drugs and stuff like that like there's so many negative things that come
00:30:04.700from sexual abuse I don't think people realize it's not just an easy or you broke a bone and
00:30:10.760and you're healed and like thankfully I've been healed and part of that was even going through
00:30:17.440this training it was really healing for me because I got to find I got to see how someone becomes
00:30:23.340that Nadine how prevalent is this kind of thing well it depends who you ask I think
00:30:34.380I'll tell you what I was told when I did the training because when we asked how many people
00:30:40.580in society are like this and the the forensic psychologist said because not everyone comes
00:30:47.020forward and we don't find out completely on how much there is his estimation based on what he's
00:30:57.680seen and his experiences and just finding out about victims that never came before he says one
00:31:04.000in 10 are sex offenders in society wow and that number that number anyone listening will be that
00:31:13.520that that's impossible but that was his expert opinion on what it is and you're gonna think oh
00:31:21.260it's all male his opinion on what he's seen one in four sex offenders are females
00:31:29.320how do we because we know that you've taken training through the rcmp and before that you
00:31:37.180just mentioned that you were with a crisis unit volunteer how can people recognize a child who is
00:31:45.540being sexually abused are there warning signs what can we look for yeah so we learned about a lot
00:31:52.180like these are not like classic oh for sure yes they're when you'd have a lot of these signs
00:31:59.260together the the this would be an indication so early sexualization so if a child knew things
00:32:06.840about sex way beyond their age if they if they did sexual behavior with other children
00:32:12.840one of the the strange ones that that always stood out to me some of these children will have
00:32:20.840speech impediment so yeah that that was one of the ones and I we don't know why it was but it
00:32:28.280just so happened if if they had like a speech impediment and it was a specific kind I just
00:32:33.960remember we it was one of the things that stood out to me would they change personalities suddenly
00:32:41.140like would they become withdrawn quiet when before they were that that would be one of them
00:32:46.800um they'd start wetting their pants um like i had a list i i had a book with all of this and we moved
00:32:55.900and i've i've scoured my entire house to find that book and i have not been able to find it
00:33:02.140and we had it all listed so i'm going off of memory and when i did i'm sure you remember
00:33:07.260enough for people to know exactly like i if if i saw a child that was being abused i probably
00:33:15.180would be able to point it out if i spent enough time with them um i and but the classic telltale
00:33:22.800sign is early sexualization um their their behavior with children around adults as well
00:33:31.940so a child who's being abused might have the similar behavior with another adult's like
00:33:36.760inappropriate like um getting too close or getting too touchy touchy i guess so that was
00:33:44.500one of them i'm trying to think of all the like i know a lot of red flags with with pedophiles
00:33:52.880or child sex offenders let's talk about that then i mean like what are they i mean how can
00:33:57.320you tell who the pedophiles are some are really obvious um but but a lot the majority aren't
00:34:05.420the majority are people who are very charismatic and very manipulative so so sex offenders are
00:34:14.540known to be some of the most manipulative people in the world and so learning how to profile them
00:34:21.460actually, it's probably one of the best profiling course you can take because pedophiles are some
00:34:30.680of the most manipulative people. Like the grooming is not just yourself. The grooming is also to the
00:34:36.060family, to the people around you. So they'll convince the family that they really care for
00:34:42.360this child so often they'll be in specific professions that will give them access to
00:34:51.040children and access to children that are unsupervised so one-on-one time so that's
00:34:57.740why you often will hear of sex offenders in schools that's one of the the big ones in the
00:35:05.620church like the church it's funny because it's one of the things when we start speaking about
00:35:11.040sexual assault or sexualization of children the people who who want to normalize like
00:35:18.400sexualization and and and any type of sexual deviancy they'll always first attack and say oh
00:35:24.320but you're you're you're concerned about this but what about the church because that's where0.51
00:35:30.840the most of the abuse happens the church is actually a perfect breeding ground for these
00:35:36.900people as a breeding ground because that they have one easy access to children that often can't be
00:35:44.840questioned so let's say you have a youth pastor you could have a parents that doesn't feel with
00:35:49.660comfortable with their child being around that youth pastor the mom might have that gut feeling
00:35:54.820but you can't go out and say oh I don't want you around my kids so you can't even stop your kids
00:35:59.780from same with schools you can't really stop your kids from having that teacher so so they'll have
00:36:04.800easy access that there can't really be any pushback and not only that the church is extremely
00:36:13.520forgiving like it's in their values that if someone repents from their sin that they are
00:36:20.560to be forgiven so a lot of the times these sex offenders they never it never comes forward into
00:36:26.060the public or they just get moved into another another church another community and it gets
00:36:35.220swept under the rug so I'm actually my next episode will be on this particular topic alone
00:36:40.980because I think the church needs to to start fixing their own house and and addressing this
00:36:47.060this issue within the church but another thing reason why it's so prevalent especially in the
00:36:52.700catholic church is they don't marry the priests don't marry so it's a perfect way to hide so
00:37:01.340they they don't need to have a wife they don't they they get to just say they're celibate so
00:37:08.060it's it's a perfect place to hide so you know yeah that that kind of manipulation obviously is
00:37:16.320i i don't want to say prevalent in churches but we do hear a lot of stories about that yeah you
00:37:22.400know i mean but there was a guy in radio i worked in radio for years and i was working in winnipeg
00:37:28.220um and we got this news story about somebody who worked at a competing radio station who was
00:37:36.120on the run from the cops this is about 10 years ago and they did a cross-country search for this
00:37:43.460guy he went take he took off down the number one highway towards saskatchewan from here
00:37:47.340and was apprehended i think somewhere in branded or maybe portage la prairie
00:37:51.780and we found out a couple of days later that he was charged with sexual molestation of minors not
00:37:58.660just one but at least a half a dozen charges he's now doing time still doing time in stony
00:38:05.720mountain penitentiary and we found out that he was a cub scout leader oh that that's a huge red
00:38:13.640flag so that's one of the things that were so coaches um and and the scout leaders is is epic
00:38:22.740right because they get overnights along with these children but here's the thing we can't go pointing
00:38:28.500fingers at all the priests and the the cub scout leaders and the coaches i mean that's the thing
00:38:34.260right so how do we know like that's what i'm saying here and you don't hear more well yeah i
00:38:42.500guess well i i would be able to tell you i can usually tell you know it might be an idea nadine
00:38:48.640for you to do some kind of an online training seminar for concerned parents i'm not even kidding
00:38:52.840here when i say that i mean if you have the knowledge and the tools to be able to share
00:38:56.560with people then they can learn that would be a great idea i think i think the biggest thing
00:39:01.820as a parent and and one of the things i want to do is an episode on how can you protect your
00:39:06.900children from this happening to them I think the biggest thing is not allowing other adults
00:39:17.720or it could be like older brother of a friend too to have overnight unsupervised access to your kids
00:39:29.680so I don't do sleepovers my kids don't do sleepovers they don't go to anyone's house
00:39:36.440they can go during the day I will come come pick them up at night so there's certain things you can
00:39:42.860do to avoid but you don't want to go too far either like but that's one of the things that I
00:39:48.960I really until I feel that my children would be strong enough to stand up if it was to happen if
00:39:57.180if we've had those discussions where where they're old enough that I can bring that subject into
00:40:05.380their lives it's one of those things that i just don't allow them to go overnight until
00:40:10.660they're old enough to have that conversation you know what's interesting is this conversation that
00:40:15.380we're having right now may just be moot in another year and a half or so or shorter or maybe a little
00:40:22.140bit longer if justin trudeau has his way uh there's an article from the post millennial that is just
00:40:27.560popping up on the screen right now and it says trudeau liberals spent 1.1 million dollars on a
00:40:33.740purge fund to target hateful parents who oppose lgbtq indoctrination now the the thing that is
00:40:46.580diabolical about what is going on right now within the schools and this is a very large part of what
00:40:52.380you talk about in part one your video of the series that you're releasing and that we played
00:40:57.580on this show last night by the way guys you can find this video on the dean's uh twitter account
00:41:02.640i guess x now uh and it's twitter sorry nadine g ness right people can find you there yeah and
00:41:10.060they can find the video there one of the things that that they're imposing upon schools you showed
00:41:17.400us in the video were these horrendous books and this pedophilia kind of mentality that is built
00:41:25.300into this lgbtq indoctrination you were saying you can't have one without the other to me on the phone
00:41:32.220earlier today could you explain that please so so not all of it now i'm very careful it's so easy
00:41:40.500to link all of the lgbtq to pedophilia but there is a sector of the lgbtq that's really not okay
00:41:47.900with any of this i'll get into you can't have one with the other in a second but i want to make
00:41:52.940clear that there is a sector of it that's not like i have friends who are lesbian who have two kids
00:41:59.620they don't want sexualization of their children well there's an organization called gays against
00:42:04.400groomers yes and there's one building in canada too that's going to be a different name and that
00:42:10.220that group of people have approached me and some of them have actually shared the video
00:42:14.140so we're going to have something in canada as well that's uh just a little bit of a softer name
00:42:19.980um but so i'm saying this because there is a group that just wanted to be able to to to get
00:42:28.960married and and live their normal life not get fired for their sexual orientation so i i'm i
00:42:36.240don't want to loop everyone together however within that they want to do nadine that's the
00:42:41.340thing they want to do every yeah they want to they want to say that we're looping all of them
00:42:45.580together and they want they want to loop everybody together so that when we complain about what we
00:42:51.180complain about which is actually real things they can say you're just against gay people getting
00:42:55.460married right because they're all part of that same monolithic structure and they're not no no0.62
00:43:02.160but they want yeah the people who are pushing this the sexualization of children don't want
00:43:08.260to separate it they want to put it together so i i like in the video i went into it a little bit
00:43:13.620on the history of pedophilia so when when they want to normalize this into society they need
00:43:19.900groups who are getting ahead in society and some of their advocacy work. So that's why the LGBTQ0.87
00:43:31.200is the primary targets because they want sexual liberation. And this, it will often be lumped
00:43:38.180into, well, this is sexual liberation. This is a, this is an orient, sexual orientation that I can't
00:43:44.400change kind of thing. That's why they have that word minor attractive person. They want to soften0.90
00:43:49.040it up so i'll go back to you can't have one with the other this this is specific to queer theory
00:43:56.240so queer theory is what's behind the gender ideology like soji and and stuff so queer theory
00:44:04.820is based on a founding document called it's by gail rubin i'm just going to bring it up
00:44:10.980and i'll send you the link if you want to share the link so people can actually
00:44:15.080um search it for themselves uh gail rubin founding document but this document basically
00:44:25.760it's the founding thinking sex it was an essay that that gail rubin wrote called thinking sex
00:44:32.400now i don't know if gail rubin still like i i might be dead naming because i i heard that gail0.98
00:44:38.580rubin is now transitioning into a meal but anyways online i don't play that crap man that's like0.92
00:44:44.680okay anyways online gail rubin still you can still find so thinking sex if you go and read that0.99
00:44:51.300a lot of it is pro-pedophilia gail rubin was an ally to the pedophile community um
00:44:59.180i don't know if she was a pedophile herself but she was an ally and queer theory is kind of based
00:45:06.760on this whole idea that there's this oppressive patriarchy in society and the only reason0.75
00:45:14.220child sexual abuse victims are victimized is because we tell victims that it's not normal
00:45:23.500and it's not okay so if we were to normalize all of this victims wouldn't be hurt by it
00:45:29.260it's that kind of mindset that it's not wrong just society makes it wrong so victim feels
00:45:36.220traumatized because society's making makes it wrong so it's that real ruben by the way in the
00:45:41.980comment so people you guys can have access to it you can see the document that uh nadine is talking
00:45:46.640about so she is suggesting that it's a societal thing and it's not a human thing and she's
00:45:53.860suggesting that yeah basically it's society's reaction to sexual abuse or sexual interactions
00:46:02.160with children that causes the trauma not and a lot of that queer theory mindset um it's not just
00:46:10.900scale there's like five other founding godfathers of queer theory you would say basically they're
00:46:17.940all these professors that teaches um gender studies they're all like kind of university
00:46:23.720professors i'll be doing an episode on this alone but either like their fuko which is one of the
00:46:32.260the founding godfathers he was a pedophile he was a known pedophile and some of the other ones as
00:46:39.040well they were either pedophiles or allies not one not a single one has ever denounced pedophilia0.87
00:46:46.700or pederasty so and that's that's the the basis between be behind queer theory0.74
00:46:53.860and i'm sure that's the basis behind all of the child trafficking that's going on in the world
00:46:59.880right now so so child trafficking is very much a problem and it's only gotten worse and this
00:47:07.680normalizing pedophilia into society is only going to make it way worse we've we i'll tell you why
00:47:16.300it's worse now than it was even when i was a victim how a pedophile goes from only thinking
00:47:26.200about abusing to actually doing it there's a he kind of the the the forensic psychologist that
00:47:36.140taught it to us kind of taught it to us like this it's kind of like a spiral that goes down at the
00:47:42.440bottom you have the actual offending where the action is taken on the child and the top part
00:47:49.160would be like there'd be a fantasy or a thought so a pedophile would start fantasizing about it0.96
00:47:56.920he would watch child porn he would get um like he would masturbate get a a release of oxytocin0.96
00:48:06.020which basically tells your brain what's happened is good and then you get to a point where you're0.99
00:48:11.340a little bit closer and then you would do it again and again and again and and what you watch
00:48:18.160gets worse and worse or it doesn't do it for you anymore so you keep going closer and closer
00:48:24.320or you might go and take a little child and that kind of gets you and you get closer and closer
00:48:30.120until there's a point where you actually offend the easy access that these pedophiles have to
00:48:38.120child pornography brings it from here to there extremely faster and more often in current today's
00:48:48.860society now i'm also gonna probably ruin it for some people watching but if if you are someone
00:48:57.600who watches porn and this is not coming from a religious background or anything like that if
00:49:02.820you're someone who's watches porn you actually are taking part in human trafficking to a certain0.92
00:49:08.460extent in child sexual abuse most of the victims in porn are victims who um are former child sexual0.88
00:49:17.560abuse victims a lot of them are not doing it voluntarily they're human trafficked into it so
00:49:24.980so if anyone on here watches porn other than those like famous known actresses that do it for the
00:49:32.440money most of what you have online as regular porn is not only former victims some of them are still
00:49:41.180children and they're parading them as adults so a lot of the porn that's watched nowadays aren't1.00
00:49:46.880even adults that's one of the things that we learned in there and or human trafficked women1.00
00:49:53.360and you think well it wouldn't look like they're enjoying themselves like that mindset oh if it
00:49:58.840brings you pleasure it is good goes into that as well so so if you are someone who's supporting
00:50:05.280that industry you're supporting that and I hope that the more we have that prevalent in society
00:50:14.900the more we're going to have the problem of pedophilia so even if you don't consider yourself
00:50:19.980a pedophile just the simple fact that you promote this industry you're promoting the
00:50:25.720that from happening in human trafficking from happening you're you're it's a billion dollar
00:50:31.640industry and it also includes like what you think are adults which aren't but anyways I'm on a rant
00:50:38.140there a little bit because I remember used to think well what's the big deal right and I went
00:50:44.140on this course and I'm like wow it was so eye-opening to me and I have huge issues with
00:50:50.820that whole industry to begin with but yeah that's how they go from one
00:50:55.120that's how they're they're bred and then there's other things that plays into that too a lot of the
00:51:02.700the cases we profiled were former victims themselves actually there wasn't a single one
00:51:10.340that we profiled he had not yet seen one that for sure he knew wasn't a former victim themselves
00:51:17.320but again nadine as as we go forward with this battle that we're now fighting everything we're
00:51:23.880talking about may become moot because there are organizations not elected bodies but there are
00:51:28.600organizations in the world that are linked to the united nations and to the world economic forum
00:51:33.100that want to decriminalize this behavior as you pointed out there is a group of people they call
00:51:40.720minor attracted persons or maps they don't even call them minor attracted persons they call them
00:51:46.100maps they use the acronym to make sure that people don't know what they're talking about oh this guy
00:51:50.920here bob he's a map map what's that ah it doesn't matter have a beer right so the un has been
00:51:57.460infiltrated so this happened back then too and then some people within the community found out
00:52:02.780and they got kicked out so but but it is very much in the UN there is actually a document that
00:52:08.940came out where they were trying to to basically everything that Nambla fights for was was in that
00:52:14.500document I'm trying to think what it was but it was lowering the age of consent so basically a
00:52:19.980child can consent and they they think a child can consent so that whole uh statutory rape they want
00:52:27.380to get rid of that so the age of consent is different in every state and every province
00:52:32.640i believe across north america but what i'm talking about is the fact that if they decriminalize this
00:52:37.580and the offenders won't be charged with crimes no matter how old their victim is whether the victim
00:52:45.020is 13 10 5 there is going to be upheaval in the streets there will be anarchy this will tear our
00:52:55.520society apart there is no way that parents are going to stand for this and can you actually
00:53:01.560imagine being an rcmp officer and arresting a father who has gone to beat the hell out of a
00:53:10.140map who just molested his eight-year-old daughter because that's it seems like that's what it's
00:53:18.640coming to now i i i hope i hope society is gonna wake up enough to realize that okay i have hope
00:53:30.480because sound of freedom yeah you can't go watch that movie and be like oh we don't have a problem
00:53:40.040in society today we have more slaves now than there's ever been in history
00:53:46.080you know they talk about slavery in in Canada and the U.S. and the blacks and
00:53:53.100and we think it's not even happening today we have more slaves today in child sex trafficking
00:54:00.080than there's ever been and that movie not only does it make you see what's actually happening
00:54:10.660and and I'll be honest watching that movie a lot of the stuff I learned about in my training
00:54:15.960we watched some of these rescue missions and and i remember like one thing he said
00:54:23.680like we we shut down one of these sex houses and we'd rescue these kids but one mile down the road
00:54:33.560another one would pop up and parents would be giving money for their children like the parents
00:54:38.260would sell their children because they're so poor and they're so desperate to survive
00:54:42.480and society is so broken it it is and that's the worry i mean like i have hope just like you
00:54:51.060you just said i have hope but how do we start to repair it i mean this seems and and maybe that's
00:54:58.460one of the things they use as a tactic this is something that i pointed out a little while ago
00:55:03.080you know the left seems or likes to think they are this huge big monolith that's impenetrable
00:55:09.960And there's absolutely no way that any of us are actually ever going to be able to get rid of them now that they're so entrenched in our institutions, in our society.
00:55:19.720But I don't think that they're as widespread as that.
00:55:23.180No, and I don't think everyone on the left is evil.
00:55:29.120But obviously it's the extremists who are.
00:55:31.500But the thing is, they have allowed the extremists, the loud ones on social media and the loud because they got the lobby groups and they go to the government and they say, we want.
00:55:41.520Right. And so they go, yeah, OK, no problem. But they don't. It's changing, though.
00:55:46.200It's changing there. But we need we need more and more people to understand exactly what is going on here.
00:55:52.320We cannot allow these criminals. That's what they are to run around being called maps.
00:55:57.580we can't allow these criminals to run around indoctrinating our kids. I mean, we all saw the
00:56:03.280video that you put up. It was on the show last night. First thing, it is available on your
00:56:07.880Twitter right now. And I'm sure it's received thousands and thousands of views now. Have you
00:56:14.640received any feedback from it yet? You know what? I haven't received any negative, which I find
00:56:53.060that was going to make international news, it was the reaction from it, the attacks that were going
00:56:59.540to come from it. So it wouldn't shock me if they were to twist what I said in there and try to
00:57:05.800charge me with hate speech, even though there was nothing hateful in there. I just stated facts
00:57:09.940of the things that I found. And it wasn't, it wasn't even opinions, it was facts. So, but
00:57:17.200that might happen. The response that I'm getting is good. But I think a lot of people too,
00:57:23.060are afraid of sharing it like i think there's only what a hundred retweets maybe there should
00:57:29.720be thousands yeah but it could be because the video is so long i tried to shorten it it was
00:57:35.360actually initially 25 it's not it's not that long it's well i it was 25 minutes and i actually um
00:57:42.920and the sound was really poor i actually went and re-recorded it because the sound was so poor i
00:57:47.600didn't want to put out bad quality but yeah i could i could talk about this for hours because
00:57:53.680there's so much information in here that i feel the public needs to know to wake them up yeah
00:57:58.360well you're gonna get it out in in more videos yeah but you know what guys go find nadine on
00:58:06.280twitter x now nadine g ness and re i guess they're calling it a repost now not retweet
00:58:14.440repost the video people it's the one we played on the show last night you guys saw this
00:58:20.320it's important that everybody see this there is so much vital information
00:58:24.960in that 20 minutes it's 20 minutes and it feels more like five minutes as we sit and watch it
00:58:31.020it was just the tip of the iceberg like it i could only say so much i just wanted to get people
00:58:38.440looking and to get people to get engaged and call their elected officials so these organizations
00:58:44.920they might come back in the september in saskatchewan and have access to our kids in
00:58:49.280the schools like they they're you're talking about planned parenthood now right like that's
00:58:53.400yeah and they don't go by that name though they do here they used to be action canada and then
00:58:59.180eventually there was so much outrage when they first came into canada um so that's why they
00:59:04.700were called action canada and then they changed it to planned parenthood so people would know
00:59:09.580what they are that would that would need their services um so but so they don't they may not
00:59:16.260come back but there's other organizations like not just the tip.ca they're planning on and i
00:59:23.380didn't i just briefly said what they're doing they're actually planning on trading all these
00:59:28.560teachers and sex educators to get them to switch their way of teaching to to this pleasure-based
00:59:36.960sexual education so these organizations are still moving ahead so Faye Johnstone's organization is
00:59:42.900still moving ahead and advocating for this isn't she the YWCA woman of the year sorry isn't he
00:59:49.920the ywca woman of the year so so that yeah and and fey was also the one that was a part of the
00:59:58.720hershey campaign controversy so yeah i remember that that was kind of blowing out of the water
01:00:05.080it really affected hershey's number so it was one of those successful cancel mission but
01:00:10.060fey is actually a very um prominent activist trans activist within the government so they
01:00:18.140get a lot of money to push their ideology and the and it's all done kind of through wisdom to action
01:00:25.480and there's other organization that does it as well and it's all federally funded and and there's
01:00:31.400also provincially funded now I'm going to give you your viewers another thing to go look at
01:00:35.860that's Saskatchewan only related which I didn't want to air it publicly yet that I was on to them
01:00:42.160because I'm afraid they're going to remove their show their podcast and I haven't had a chance to
01:00:47.120to record it all but there's this podcast called queered queer ed q-u-e-e-r e-d and there are
01:00:56.800basically two people who work in the school system one was a teacher in a lot of what both were
01:01:02.420teachers one is working in the library system and they have a podcast and they talk about how to
01:01:07.520bring queer theory into the schools and it's so you have to watch it i'll include it in my next
01:01:16.180episode about queer theory but they even talk about at one point what the the one girl says
01:01:21.280kids are I worry about the kids when the bell rings at 3 30 that uh that they're they're not
01:01:31.040going to be safe going home so we need like safe space for them for me to be able to send them so
01:01:36.720a library is a perfect safe space for them where they can go and and be safe and and google things
01:01:43.380that they can't necessarily google at school so she's basically encouraging these kids who who
01:01:51.720she's these i i don't want to say too much yeah yeah that's exactly it so that's them
01:01:59.320but they have like they have 46 followers no i know but they on their podcast is more so if you
01:02:07.960go on where wherever that is um on apple is it apple or and there's the other one uh spotify
01:02:15.580they're on spotify there's the one you were just talking about there they actually came on their
01:02:20.160episode yeah and and and what what they was talking about was just unreal if you're noticing
01:02:29.680i'm avoiding using pronouns uh i'm very very particular about that because i don't want to
01:02:35.720lie god says don't lie and i also don't want to be cancelled so i'm just going to use faith
01:02:40.900instead of a pronoun but anyways um yeah so so if you want to listen to something really
01:02:49.100unreal the one episode that i listened to the first one they were talking about bringing all
01:02:55.820these uh queer books into schools and they were at the library conference in south i think it was
01:03:02.660in saskatoon somewhere and they they aired their their episode was what they spoke about in the
01:03:07.840conference so they were telling all of these librarians how to do this and um yeah it's it's
01:03:14.440unreal that it's just out there in the open but yeah are you hearing are you hearing more and more
01:03:18.640about people homeschooling their kids now is that becoming more and more a thing and and not just
01:03:23.660that uh new schools starting so in in our area here there's a school um called valley christian
01:03:33.240academy which is a christian school their wait list to join their school if they were to take
01:03:39.160every student on their wait list they would double the size of their school like it's one of the
01:03:45.640biggest things that um parents are concerned about i have people who approach me right now
01:03:51.680who were on the complete opposite side of me with COVID and they're thanking me for the things that
01:03:57.660I'm bringing because they're so worried about what is coming into our schools they're seeing it
01:04:02.960I don't know if you saw Shadow I shared it would have been like a maybe a few weeks ago an audio
01:04:09.880of a principal talking to a parent where the principal says we have 32 percent of our grade
01:04:17.340seven to 12 that identify as lgbtq and we know this based on the survey that we've done have
01:04:24.360you heard about it yes i have and yeah i believe it's a social contagion it's just kids trying to
01:04:30.320be cool amongst their peer groups but i think part of it is that but i think also you'll see
01:04:36.800it happening more and it's way more prominent in specific schools who have specific people who
01:04:42.960push this queer theory yeah so like the the one um small town here the dad um when i asked like
01:04:51.400where did this come from because yeah there's tiktok there's online and stuff it is a social
01:04:55.840contagion but i think it can also be a pressured environment where some teachers or or administrators
01:05:04.940who really push it in the school are are pushing the kids into it like 13 out of 30 was in this
01:05:12.140small town close to me I won't name the name because they can't defend themselves right now
01:05:17.260the school's closed but 13 out of 30 and what they had was a teacher in grade six that would
01:05:23.620push it almost every single day and anytime someone would come out they'd be rewarded
01:05:28.220celebrated so it is a social contagion kind of like goth we had goth and and and that that kind
01:05:36.940of stuff but the problem with this is this social contagion if it's allowed to go further can have
01:05:44.300lasting non-reversible effects on some of these children because of the drugs and the surgeries
01:05:50.940that they can access without ever talking to their parents about it yeah and it's it's creating
01:05:57.620division within the families not that the families would ever even be a risk to these
01:06:04.360children but they're basically there's like this mentality that that you can't tell parents because
01:06:11.060they're not safe right yeah it's totally putting wedges in between families yeah they're trying
01:06:18.960to destroy families and they're trying to destroy churches christian especially churches because0.96
01:06:26.080that's how you destroy a society so you can rebuild it in your own image that's what they're
01:06:32.760doing right now yeah right in front of our face so where where where do we where do we find the
01:06:39.860middle though because at the same time it's not about middle because we're in a like and i know
01:06:45.260that you and i have had conversations about this before and i know that you don't like to go to
01:06:49.900extremes and you want to bring both sides into it i totally understand that but what i need
01:06:55.320people to understand is that these these people who are now um infiltrating school boards
01:07:03.960schools themselves uh municipal governments provincial governments even the federal
01:07:10.120government and bureaucratic positions within the court system the rcmp all of our institutions
01:07:15.420have now been infiltrated by these people so they have got the scales of justice so-called
01:07:22.480on their side of things now this is a war it's not about negotiation anymore those people you've
01:07:30.820seen how extreme some of those people are you've seen the looks on their faces you have seen you
01:07:36.660know the way they speak they speak arrogantly they speak condescendingly they think they've
01:07:42.680already won they attack anyone who says hey wait a minute this isn't right you get more hate than
01:07:48.860even i do you get a lot right and i think wow i don't even know how this woman stands up to it
01:07:54.820you know because you're also a mom before you get well yeah okay i get you too i mean i'm down that
01:08:00.040road as well with you um but it's still very difficult some days to overcome that stuff
01:08:06.620we are in a battle right now it's good against evil that's all there is to it so i i appreciate
01:08:15.580like like you know you say can we just come together and talk that ship has sailed as far
01:08:21.240as i'm concerned yeah but there's this pendulum right and we want to send it back this way and
01:08:28.540there's such a thing as sending back this way and it goes too far on our side too well the problem
01:08:33.260society does that yeah but the problem is and you know what i've been waiting for that pendulum to
01:08:38.560start swinging back for a few years now and it's so it's still going the other way here's the
01:08:43.220problem our side believes in freedom for all right individual freedoms freedom of thought
01:08:48.380freedom of expression of freedom to own property freedom in general right so you should be able to
01:08:54.740say what you want to say at the top of your lungs as much as i can't stand hearing it that's what i
01:09:01.320believe in right so they will always be able to get their message out no matter what because that's
01:09:08.380what we stand for. They stand for the opposite. They stand for censorship. They stand for crushing
01:09:14.960their opponents in any way they can think of. They want to cancel us. They want to obliterate us
01:09:21.740out of existence, whereas we just want to get along with them. You see, that's where we're
01:09:26.540going to lose this until we start saying no more. But even then, we're still going to have to allow
01:09:33.480their viewpoint, which is fine as long as it doesn't become law. So we can be charged with
01:09:39.560saying, no, you cannot change from a man to woman and vice versa. I don't care how many surgeries0.83
01:09:45.380you have. I don't care how many drugs you take. This is not even possible. I do not believe in
01:09:51.040the concept of trans or dead naming or any of that stuff. Right. So if I say that stuff publicly,
01:09:57.220that's something I believe in. It's not hateful. It's just common sense. But as you point out,
01:10:03.020you're worried about being charged for the video you put out yesterday which i think oh i'm not
01:10:06.980worried about it right yeah i mean like what what according to what you're thinking right now
01:10:11.780for what i just said it's theoretically possible that i could be charged with hate speech
01:10:17.520but it's not the idea is is unreal it really is unreal like that we but the pendulum's turning
01:10:27.400because you just saw what happened in bc the court case in bc with the dad yes that's brand
01:10:37.640new news yeah yeah there's that the they're they're now banning um trans whatever uh from
01:10:46.940participating in women's sports so that's new like it it got to a point where it got so far
01:10:54.400it started hurting so many people it's coming back well that's happening in the united states
01:11:00.220more than canada at least at this point canada's still you know we're we're actually the taxpayers
01:11:07.200are paying for these surgeries still right and and the schools are still being indoctrinated with
01:11:12.700i mean there was a teacher in ontario sorry a principal a 25-year principal in the uh the
01:11:19.200toronto district school board who committed suicide over that woman who's going around with her
01:11:23.820with their blm theory which is very similar to queer theory in terms of how they implement it
01:11:29.940into a system they're linking it together because um they they basically say that whoever is against
01:11:36.940uh rct rtc critical race series yeah crt are against the the queer theory so they're saying
01:11:46.740we we get the hate from the same people so we're we're gonna band together and come so this the
01:11:52.280gender for the canadian center for gender and sexual diversity if you go on their website
01:11:57.620even though it's gender and sexual diversity now there's this big push for rtc as well so if you
01:12:04.760go on their website they're pushing that as well so it's these same activists that are pushing kind
01:12:09.800of the same kind of ideology but they're they're hitching their bandwagon on on the critical race
01:12:16.200theory because then it's easy to discredit and and label people as racist if you go against
01:12:23.660there against us too right they're they're using the legal system against us because they've been
01:12:27.980changing laws for the past 10 years and we didn't even know about it they have been setting us up
01:12:32.640for such a long time and now that they've got the tables turned completely in their favor
01:12:37.260they are using it they're implementing it at every turn at every possible turn that they can come up
01:12:43.480with and the same is going look they want to start putting people in jail for denying uh
01:12:50.320the the holocaust quote unquote of residential schools in this country when they can't even
01:12:57.780prove there are any bodies in these so-called graves this is a whole other thing about this
01:13:03.820kind of theory they don't ever have to prove anything they say because they've got all of
01:13:10.440the mechanisms of government and our institutions in their favor you know what i mean see that the
01:13:17.400unmarked graves is is one of those things that like i saw the reports and stuff where they they've
01:13:22.960kind of looked and they they haven't found the bodies there's the one where they're going to be
01:13:26.940digging under the church what happened with the residential i i'm not denying well they're using
01:13:33.680they're using ground penetrating radar even in this latest one that you just referenced
01:13:38.140they're not you they're not digging they're just using this device and and what they're finding
01:13:43.980are disturbances beneath the soil but so they don't yeah so they think it was a grave at one
01:13:49.480point yeah maybe maybe yeah and like i'm not i'm not going to deny that resident like so i'll give
01:13:57.400you an example so when i before i became a police officer i worked for service canada for a bit yeah
01:14:02.920i was a federal government employee um for five years and i worked at service canada when harper
01:14:09.100had announced the grants for the residential schools so we were getting all the applications
01:14:13.780so i heard personal stories of what happened to some of these people what what happened in the
01:14:19.240residential schools were awful and there are a lot of kids who have died that is a fact that's
01:14:27.620not made up i've heard those personal stories and it's awful no i don't i don't deny it either
01:14:34.820right yeah i but at the same time i have heard the other side of the story where there's people
01:14:40.700who say you know what nothing ever bad happened to me well some some didn't have bad experience
01:14:46.020again not everyone in that daycare got molested not everyone had a bad experience so so the
01:14:54.100Residential school is one thing that I have like a really soft spot in my heart for because, again, the church really hurt a lot of people and the government did.
01:15:05.940It was just think of the mindset and we should be on their side here because the government authorities went and took children from parents and forced them to go into these schools.
01:15:19.220like imagine someone coming to take your kids no and and you can't even do anything about it and we
01:15:25.480we were we were worried about that during covid that they were going to take our kids because
01:15:29.560we weren't vaccinated right we yeah we and we still are with the climate change well we have
01:15:33.760to separate families because climate change all right so i'm more likely to believe there are
01:15:38.620graves than there aren't just because that's how much i distrust our government so but here's the
01:15:44.580thing like i i say okay if you want to say that that's fine but prove it don't just say something
01:15:52.420without proof because that's just speculation but we want to know these people's stories like
01:16:00.460graves bodies will give a story right there's another thing about about this
01:16:05.940last year i was walking past our legislature in winnipeg here and some first nations had
01:16:16.540set up some camps outside they were protesting about i guess residential schools and and
01:16:22.820the white colonization and all of that so i stopped and i had conversations i mean i am
01:16:28.220more than willing to listen to everybody because that's how i've always been right i want to know
01:16:35.140the story from all sides. And so I spoke with, I'm going to say seven or eight of the folks who
01:16:41.200were down there, all first nations. And they were telling me these stories about the residential
01:16:47.520schools. And I felt my heart was aching, but then one of them started saying, and the bodies
01:16:55.280that they've been finding. And I said, okay, now that's where you're losing me
01:16:59.840because i haven't heard about any bodies that have been dug up and they were talking specifically
01:17:08.460about the kamloops situation right they use the ground penetrating and look i mean again i'm not
01:17:15.040saying that it didn't happen but i can't say that it did happen until we know for sure and if they
01:17:23.360ever do decide to dig up that area and they do find a bunch of skeletons down there they're going
01:17:29.500to have to prove that they're the skeletons of first nations children and even then we don't
01:17:35.760know exactly how they died all we know is some stories from people that have been passed through
01:17:45.380generation after generation after generation in some cases and i don't know how reliable
01:17:50.920stories like that are do you see what i'm saying shadow yeah i have a question though
01:17:59.820that if we were to not even find out if there's bodies there who who does it hurt
01:18:08.840it hurts our country nadine and i'll tell you why because now we're pushing false narratives and
01:18:15.520and further yeah if they're if they're allowed to get away with pushing a false narrative once
01:18:20.640it sets a bad precedent for being able to do it over and over and over again in other words
01:18:26.720we're making up fairy tales here well and but but i i don't necessarily think that the
01:18:32.660all of the residential school is fairy tales i'm not again that's not what i'm saying but
01:18:38.220no no i know i know should should our flag have been flying at half mass for almost a year thanks
01:18:44.400to justin trudeau because of what they found or didn't even find at that residential school in
01:18:50.100kamloops and still now two years after they claim that all these bodies have been found under the
01:18:56.620ground there they have yet to dig them up or at least because you know they can respectfully do
01:19:03.520that right yeah i and i i would like remember when i said earlier we want to know their story
01:19:11.940i would like a body skeleton will tell a story yes if you see if you see a skeleton and the brain
01:19:21.840the the the head it was smashed you know what like you can determine what happened how that child
01:19:28.200died a lot of the time because of skeletons so well i i would support that that are yeah we're
01:19:35.260talking about skeletons that may be 70 80 90 years old there's going to be a lot of deterioration
01:19:40.100yeah yeah there would be some yeah but but i'm i would support digging that just for the simple
01:19:45.400fact i want to know but here's the thing right they don't want that to happen and now you've
01:19:52.180got advocacy groups claiming that people are going to this site in the middle of the night
01:19:58.060in kamloops with shovels trying to dig it up themselves right and we're going wait a minute
01:20:04.560here hold on the rc why is it they don't why is it they don't want it like it is the is the first
01:20:13.120nation people they don't want it disturbed is that why they don't want it dug up well i i don't know
01:20:18.740they i'm just asking like i'm not i understand i know i understand exactly why that that is the
01:20:24.060question why don't they want it dug up maybe it's a cultural thing too like i don't know all of their
01:20:30.940beliefs when it comes to that maybe it's a cultural thing where you don't maybe they don't
01:20:34.780want us to find nothing it could be that i tend to go to the the more i want to i know believe in
01:20:42.040people the good side of people i get it but that comes from a confirmation bias right and yeah mine
01:20:47.600is like no wait a minute you know what let's go find out and and if we come up with the fact that
01:20:53.040yes in fact there are bodies and we're talking about dozens or even hundreds of bodies under
01:20:58.120there all right now we can say that we can say that truthfully now let's find out how they died
01:21:04.220let's find out who they were and how they died and because you're right Nadine I mean there are0.57
01:21:11.220some horrendous stories from residential schools that I've heard as well you know I mean like I
01:21:17.400say I'm always asking questions like that but before we start spreading facts let's make sure
01:21:25.520that they are in fact yeah facts right that's all i'm saying and then don't take it a step further
01:21:32.240and say you're a denier and we're going to put you in jail there was a recommendation that came
01:21:36.680from the senate of canada a couple of months ago that they should use every means necessary to take
01:21:43.400care of the deniers of residential school uh holocaust i'm sorry i never even heard of that
01:21:52.860Well, some people denied that there was even abuse in the residential school.
01:21:57.840Like, I've heard some people say that never happened.
01:22:00.080No, no, but these people are saying that, like, if you deny the fact that there was any kind of abuse or that these bodies aren't bodies, then you should be thrown in jail.
01:22:21.840Right. Like we see it with everything now, though, with everything.
01:22:25.040So so it definitely is a problem. How do you change it?
01:22:28.440Getting well, this is a good question.
01:22:30.160Like what we're seeing now and the Ken Drysdale has got a great idea for this.
01:22:36.860Of course, he's with the National Citizens Inquiry and he's got his own thing going on in Manitoba.
01:22:41.940I'm going to get him on the show in the next couple of weeks.
01:22:43.840I'm not sure if you're familiar with Ken.
01:22:45.600He was one of the commissioners on the National Citizens Inquiry.
01:22:48.540And basically, this is about coming together at a grassroots level, unified grassroots, and getting people of like mind to run for office, whether it's school trustee, whether it is town counselor, city counselor, and so on.
01:23:08.540Because that is how we can start taking back our country.
01:23:13.280Many people believe it's going to be at the grassroots level, right?
01:23:16.960because you see the indoctrinated the left they've been doing this for years and this is why we're
01:23:23.900seeing we have a school trustee in winnipeg here she's part of the louis riel school division her
01:23:29.740name is francine champagne and she'd shared a couple of memes on her facebook page about men
01:23:36.420or men women or women all that kind of thing traditional types of things that wouldn't have
01:23:41.120been controversial even two or three years ago. But now apparently she is hate, hateful, hateful0.99
01:23:48.440and a denier and a trans foe. The Winnipeg Free Press has smeared her repeatedly. The school board0.99
01:23:56.660suspended her for misconduct for three months without pay, which is astounding to me because
01:24:03.320she's not an employee of the school board. She's an elected representative of that ward and of that
01:24:09.500school board so their powers do not include any of the school trustees regardless of whether they
01:24:16.700think that she committed any misconduct and this is going on all over the country yeah you're seeing
01:24:22.880a lot of activists join school board is one of the things that i said in the video well right and
01:24:27.920this is this is how the lefties move up right they say oh this this person here they're doing
01:24:32.140very well at this level let's run them in a provincial election next time right and so on
01:24:37.740and so on and and that's how they do it so what the way we fight back to answer your question
01:24:43.300is to do that ourselves i think the next elections are going to be really really telling
01:24:50.080are are people who are concerned going to step up to the plate or are they just going to do what
01:24:56.740they've always done and think oh someone else is going to do it so i don't have to well that's a
01:25:00.980very good question and you know we've been seeing it for a very long time now and it's you know it's0.75
01:25:08.160like a hockey coach right like after your team gets their butt kicked seven to two one night
01:25:12.580what does the coach say to the reporters after the game well we had too many passengers tonight
01:25:17.240we only had two or three guys going everybody else wasn't pulling their weight out there well
01:25:21.380that's what we've been seeing in this particular situation but i what i will say like to your
01:25:27.420point earlier when you when you say you know i have hope i have hope too i mean we're with god
01:25:33.720we know we win this thing right it's just a matter of how it's all going to go down
01:25:40.000but i what i'm thinking is that people will stand up when the time comes yeah like
01:25:49.340and i i i honestly think when it matters to them they'll stand now the question is
01:25:56.920when is that because like for me when covid came we didn't stand right away because it
01:26:02.980it wasn't affecting us personally we stood when it came and really affected my daughter
01:26:08.400so what will be the point where people will be like okay i'm gonna stand and we need we need
01:26:16.620some really good positive leaders to to sprout up as well that people can stand with that that are
01:26:24.700not like there's such a thing is have you looked in the mirror lately you're one of them well
01:26:30.960that's that is what's going on right now we need more i know but all of us sitting here right now
01:26:38.080everybody watching this right now you guys all watching this you're all leaders you are all
01:26:44.000leaders whether it is your family whether it's your community whether it's a hockey team a bowling
01:26:51.360team um you know a book club whatever it is you can influence the people in your lives
01:27:01.800you can tell them what's going on and and you can show them i mean nadine put this video together
01:27:09.080and how long did it take you to do that oh gosh i don't want to admit
01:27:12.480well we know you're not a professional producer or anything like that i thought it was i learned
01:27:20.540how to use uh editing video at the same time so the next one will be faster but i learned how to
01:27:27.740use da vinci and so so yeah it took longer than it should have i thought that it was very well
01:27:34.240done and it's very informative it's educational it shows you what you need to know and when you
01:27:41.800when you look at this video you guys i mean like you saw it last night you guys watching this
01:27:45.800you saw this last night maybe you weren't here last night go go back and watch last night show
01:27:50.200or go find like my i put it on my twitter page i retweeted it on my page a couple of times now
01:27:56.160it's important that we get people to watch this and i'm not talking about just virtually sharing
01:28:03.080it anymore i am talking now because sometimes it takes a face-to-face meeting sometimes it takes
01:28:10.440a difficult discussion if there's grandparents watching this this puts you in a difficult spot
01:28:15.840you're here watching this your kids might not believe you when you tell them something
01:28:22.440and and i've heard nadine i have heard a lot of this in the last three years oh my god my kids
01:28:28.200won't listen to me they think i'm crazy right well now what you've got is a video put together
01:28:34.640by nadine using facts this is not opinion this is fact what you put into that video
01:28:42.080nadine that that's all fact you didn't have to put any opinion in there it's so well done it's
01:28:48.760very educational and there's more of those to come so guys if you have kids your grandkids
01:28:55.680make your kids watch this video if you're a parent of young children watch the video see
01:29:04.340what's going on in the schools and then you're going to start thinking to yourself
01:29:07.880well, I either have to do something about this
01:39:55.760They don't want to be made aware of the fact that vaccines might have caused injuries, might have caused death.
01:40:01.340But so many people just simply don't want to admit they were wrong, and they're going to do everything they can to make sure that they're not proven wrong.
01:40:08.800We're up against a very powerful group of people here, Maria.
01:40:11.940He doesn't go into detail as to who this powerful group of people is.
01:40:19.460is it that simple people just don't want to admit they're wrong people are dying left right and
01:40:27.960center or getting incurable heart disease or nasty side effects that will last a lifetime
01:40:36.920uh i wasn't wrong let's not talk about it i want to talk about it they get all mad at you
01:40:43.740if you persist interesting part of the human mind you guys know who ed dowd is
01:40:51.520for those of you who don't edward dowd is a founding partner of finance spelled with a ph
01:41:00.100instead of an f a finance technologies a global macro alternative investment firm in other words
01:41:06.180the anti-black rock he did work with them for a time though so he understands how the shady side
01:41:16.320operates the dark side he's the author of a new book cause unknown the epidemic of sudden deaths
01:41:22.000in 2021 and 2022 edward has worked on wall street most of his career spanning both credit markets
01:41:28.980and equity markets some of the firms he's worked for include hsbc donaldson lufkin and generate
01:41:34.760and Independence Investments. Most notably, he worked at BlackRock as a portfolio manager. He
01:41:40.580managed $14 billion growth equity portfolio for 10 years. After BlackRock, he founded Ocean Square
01:41:48.520Asset Management with two former BlackRock colleagues. So would you say that he's very
01:41:54.380well positioned to talk about finances? There he is on Twitter. You can find him at DowdEdward,
01:42:01.680d-o-w-d-e-d-w-a-r-d at dowd edward he's got hundreds of thousands of followers now here is
01:42:13.060something he talked about last week it's on the vigilant fox on twitter the covet backs is the
01:42:18.800greatest fraud i've ever seen in my life watch they're just acting like we don't have an unfolding
01:42:27.080disaster does that scare you no the silence is deafening that's why this data we put out
01:42:33.480on the uk disability system deserves an answer their silence will tell you all you need to know
01:42:38.400because it's either systemic fraud and they you know they should cut us a check for five million
01:42:43.060dollar consulting fee for discovering this fraud and saving them billions or it's not and they're0.98
01:42:48.580covering it up or they're dumb and they have billion dollar budgets and they can't figure0.99
01:42:52.820this out on their own they're either dumb covering it up or there's systemic fraud and either way0.99
01:42:57.780uh this is going to become too big to hide congress needs to act these people in the GOP0.90
01:43:04.000are forming all these committees on January 6th and all these other things great good on you how
01:43:09.760about the COVID vaccine committee call me up I'll share my numbers disaster unbelievable just
01:43:16.000unmitigated it's the world's ever seen this before the world's never seen this before no look this
01:43:22.060this to me is, uh, unprecedented. It's the greatest fraud I've ever seen in my life. I
01:43:28.540know how frauds work. It was on wall street. I know the psychology of the fraud, man. I know
01:43:32.780what they do. I know the psychology of people who believe the fraud. And I've seen this happen
01:43:37.980with the COVID vaccines, the true believers defending all the way down. And it's a disaster.
01:43:43.800And I think we won't be talking about this for the next 10 years. We'll be talking about this
01:43:48.420for the next two centuries okay this is this is going to impact everybody uh throughout the globe
01:43:55.500for years to come follow the vigilant fox on x slash twitter
01:44:03.700okay this is interesting michelle rempel garner it seems she's0.90
01:44:10.340swerving more to a media reporter than she is as a politician0.99
01:44:17.100it seems she's more interested in reporting the news than being a part of the news0.99
01:44:21.840it's going to be interesting to see where she goes in the future so she's got this sub stack
01:44:27.020and i found this to be and and look at guys i understand that she's very proud young global
01:44:33.200leader she's got it on her uh on her parliamentary description which which blows my mind like you0.91
01:44:42.240would think pierre would say uh michelle why don't you take that down we don't want people to know0.99
01:44:46.100that you're part of the globalist scheme or is she i don't know she's a young global leader that's0.91
01:44:52.140part of the world economic forum but yet she seems so outspoken against them is she just a ploy
01:44:59.060or does she really feel this way anyway she says canadian news is seriously fudged here's why
01:45:06.460legacy news media's hail mary competition bureau c18 play explained the good bad and ugly all
01:45:15.740conveniently compiled in one place for your edification first of all we do not call them0.60
01:45:20.800legacy media because that sounds too flattering these people are liars and they do not deserve
01:45:29.220our respect so we cannot give them descriptions like legacy no marxist corporate media sounds
01:45:39.720good to me yesterday the escalating battle between left-wing corporate media outlets
01:45:46.880the canadian federal liberals and tech giant meta facebook and instagram was kicked another
01:45:53.740notch up the crazy tree the canadian association of broadcasters news media canada and the canadian
01:46:00.400broadcasting corporation made a joint submission to the canadian competition bureau alleging
01:46:05.820that Meta, again, Facebook and Instagram, is engaging in anti-competitive behavior
01:46:11.500for refusing to post links to these outlets' content because of the conditions imposed upon them
01:46:16.780by Canadian Bill C-18 or the online streaming app. It's not a bill anymore, Michelle.
01:46:24.720This technical-sounding problem has a long backstory, and while a lot of digital ink has
01:46:30.880been spilled on it this week, it doesn't appear as though anyone, most notably Canadian legacy
01:46:34.940news outlets, the Marxist corporate media, has put the good, the bad, and the ugly of the situation
01:46:40.920into plain language all in one place. So Rempel says, allow me to translate this situation for
01:46:49.200you. It's a long read, but it's an important one. She says she's even summarized each section for us.
01:46:56.660What is the backstory to the Competition Bureau complaint, and why does Canada now have a news
01:47:01.720ban on certain digital platforms i'm not sure if you spend much time on facebook but i'm sure if
01:47:07.360you do you've seen this coming up more and more and more facebook no longer shares news stories
01:47:15.780on their platform and they thank the government for it of course i'm paraphrasing i don't know
01:47:22.420the exact quote this fight isn't really about journalism if it were countless canadian
01:47:30.680journalists wouldn't be laid off, unable to adapt to the digital era, financially failing
01:47:37.260legacy media outlets wanted a new source of cash beyond existing subsidies, were aided and abetted
01:47:42.540by the federal liberals in betting the farm on C-18, and lost when Meta and Google called their
01:47:48.760bluff. I'll emphasize that quality journalism is vital to a healthy democracy, Rempel says.
01:47:55.080But the whole issue with C-18 and now the Competition Bureau complaint is less about that and more about sustaining the corporate profits of certain companies that failed to financially transition when the digital revolution disrupted their virtual monopoly on advertising revenue.
01:48:12.580Canadian news media, particularly traditional print media, has been dying slowly over the past two decades as they lost their stranglehold on advertising to online digital platforms.
01:48:24.380These legacy outlets have hemorrhaged revenue ever since, and for the most part, many have been unable to transition their revenue generation models to this digital reality.
01:48:35.280At first, some of these outlets tried to stop the bleeding via mergers that left Canadians with virtually no local media coverage from these traditional sources.
01:48:44.100Many legacy newsrooms across the country have been shuttered, but this wasn't enough to keep the business afloat.
01:48:51.020So some of these outlets went to the federal government with cap in hand.
01:48:55.780In 2019, Justin Trudeau's liberal government gave print media outlets nearly $600 million in bailout funds.
01:49:04.120Journalists and opposition politicians heavily criticized these funds and the process for how the funds were distributed.
01:49:10.800Millions more were distributed to them as part of pandemic subsidies.
01:49:15.300But all this funding didn't stop countless Canadian journalists.
01:49:18.900those investigating and writing the news from being laid off nor did it stop the financial
01:49:24.420death spiral these corporations were in meanwhile new digital outlets platforms and formats like
01:49:31.180the one you're reading this article on substack began popping up thriving and challenging legacy
01:49:37.020outlets for subscribers so legacy media outlets went back to the government for more
01:49:42.020enter bill c18 which required online platforms like meta and google to pay canadian news outlets
01:49:49.820for hosting links to their content it's now being referred to as the link tax bill
01:49:54.980meta and google while acknowledging the importance of contributing to actual journalism
01:50:00.580pointed out that when news outlets post links to their platforms legacy news outlets get both
01:50:05.920free advertising meta estimates over 200 million dollars canadian and access to their vast user
01:50:13.440bases they also pointed out that canadian bill c18 unlike a similar bill in australia left no room
01:50:20.440for customized deals to be made with news outlets which they had already made in some cases in
01:50:25.200canada and exposed them to an uncapped link tax financial liability that is these platforms have
01:50:32.000no control over how much this new law might cost them. They sought amendments to C-18 to address
01:50:38.200these issues. When it became clear that legacy outlets were pressuring the Liberal government
01:50:44.620not to amend the legislation, Meta and Google both countered and said if the bill was not amended to
01:50:50.900a compromise position that would allow for contributions to news production and the removal
01:50:55.680of uncapped liability, then they would block links to news content in Canada. But the Liberals,
01:51:03.080despite cross-partisan condemnation, did not amend the bill, and it passed. So now,
01:51:09.340if you're in Canada and try to access Canadian news media on Meta's platforms, you cannot.
01:51:16.300What exactly is the Competition Bureau complaint and why was it filed? The complaint should be
01:51:20.960viewed as a Hail Mary play to force Meta and Google to comply with an unamended Bill C-18
01:51:26.120and a way for the Liberals to buy time to change the narrative on the news ban instead of doing
01:51:30.740what they should be doing, which is going back to the drawing board with all parties at the table.
01:51:36.080In passing C-18 without amendments, legacy media and the federal Liberals thought Meta would blink
01:51:41.800on their threat to block links, accept an uncapped financial liability, and pay the C-18 link tax.
01:51:47.980they were wrong there are 3 billion facebook users worldwide with only 24 million canadians
01:51:55.620using facebook or instagram the liberal cabinet and board members of legacy media outlets failed
01:52:00.780to see that it didn't cost meta as much to block links to canadian use as it would to accept an
01:52:07.400uncapped internationally precedent-setting liability so to comply with the legislation
01:52:15.580meta followed through with blocking links to canadian news now some of those legacy outlets
01:52:22.260who are in severe financial dire straits and desperately need money that c18 would have
01:52:28.040provided to them to stay afloat are in a situation where not only did they have the c8 not have the
01:52:34.240c18 money but they also find themselves without the free traffic and advertising that meta provided
01:52:40.240to them. In short, they were severely fudged and needed to do something. The logical something at
01:52:46.920this point would have been for the government to change the legislation to allow a win for everyone,
01:52:51.180but the legacy outlets have filed their competition bureau complaint, which conveniently
01:52:56.360also buys the liberals time from having to bend and bring all parties back to the negotiating
01:53:01.620table to devise a solution that could actually work. Meta should be paying for the news. Why
01:53:08.500shouldn't they follow c18 and pay news is worth paying for but unamended bill c18 isn't the way
01:53:14.920to get people and platforms to pay for the news journalism is essential and canadians need access
01:53:21.140to news however nothing in c18 will ensure more journalists will be employed during the debate on
01:53:27.640c18 meta and google acknowledged the importance of contributing to actual journalism but pointed
01:53:33.040out that canadian bill c18 unlike a similar bill in australia left no room for customized deals to
01:53:38.320be made. Didn't I read this part already? With news outlets, which they'd already made in some
01:53:46.040cases in Canada, and exposed them to an uncapped link tax financial liability. In that link ban
01:53:51.520or not, unless C18 is amended, platforms like Meta and Google could resort to algorithmic
01:53:57.480metering of news to limit the number of link clicks they have to pay for, which could mean
01:54:02.320canadian see less news too platforms like meta and google wanted a solution that allowed them
01:54:08.780to contribute to actual journalism but also capture liability and acknowledge the value
01:54:13.120they already provide blah blah blah blah blah this is really long guys so i'll tell you what
01:54:18.140we're going to cut it off there but the reason that you're not allowed to see news on instagram
01:54:27.580or Facebook in this country any longer