00:06:17.600i don't know what what or where that is but i'm sure it's something paulette how are you
00:06:23.480paulette says hello everyone with you from southern alberta minus 27 this morning and
00:06:29.620two feet of snow very christmassy bill in winkler hello everything to do you know kind of a relaxed
00:06:40.060laid-back casual friday night show here by the way if you guys missed the show with greg
00:06:45.100Wycliffe last night. Wycliffe, go back and watch it. What a fun guy. What an entertaining,
00:06:52.860intelligent conversation I was so happy to have with Greg last night. He does a lot of awesome
00:06:59.100stuff in terms of information, entertainment, and you should follow him on his YouTube channel,
00:07:04.340Greg Wycliffe, and it's spelled Greg, obviously, and then Wycliffe, W-Y-C-L-I-F-F-E. I think he's
00:07:11.840got 17 or 18 000 followers on there hopefully many more by the end of tonight hello lois in
00:07:17.480windsor and glenn is watching in manitoulin island murray alameda not california julianne
00:07:24.080from swan river deborah's watching from snowy cold minnesota jeff hello from stony mountain
00:07:30.640barb found a picture instead of flowers i've never hidden from my beliefs i'm going to assume you
00:07:40.140were talking to somebody else in the comments and that was a sub comment of somebody else's comment
00:07:44.440because i don't see comments the way you guys see comments here in my little page
00:07:48.380corinne's watching from saskatoon sharon is watching from somewhere she says so cold today
00:07:56.900welcome december well that was yesterday but i mean december started yesterday but i suppose
00:08:04.960it's okay to welcome it today all right let's it's still early enough okay let's get down to
00:08:11.040the brass tacks here fox news did a preliminary report on the information dropped on twitter
00:08:15.580today so let's go ahead and do this and then i'm going to get into the actual tweets the series of
00:08:20.820tweets on twitter elon musk reveals what led to twitter suppressing hunter biden's story in 2020
00:08:27.800musk released the revelations on twitter through substack journalist matt taibbi and so we'll get
00:08:33.500to taibbi's post by the way he was part of a monk debate the other night here in canada talking
00:08:38.820about the canadian media they went into the debate um against the left-wing corporate media in canada
00:08:46.820by something like 38 no make that 48 to 52 and they wound up winning the debate 62 to 38
00:08:55.260so we're going to get into some of that in just a little bit but let's get into this first
00:09:00.660Twitter owner Elon Musk released bombshell revelations about what led to the tech giant suppressing the Hunter Biden story in the final weeks of 2020 in the presidential election.
00:09:12.140Obviously, this was, as they call it in the United States, supposed to be anyway, the October surprise.
00:09:19.160After a lengthy delay, Musk outsourced his findings to Substack journalist Matt Taibbi, who published a lengthy thread about what had happened behind the scenes at Twitter.
00:09:30.660some of the first tools for controlling speech were designed to combat the likes of spam and
00:09:35.680financial fraudsters. Slowly, over time, Twitter staff and executives began to find more and more
00:09:42.240uses for these tools. Outsiders began petitioning the company to manipulate speech as well,
00:09:47.980first a little, then more often, then constantly, Taibbi wrote. By 2020, requests from connected
00:09:55.920actors to delete tweets were routine one executive would write to another more to review from the
00:10:01.580biden team the reply would come back handled politicians controlling a social media platform
00:10:09.760not cool and you can imagine the same thing happens in canada and i can tell you this because
00:10:17.160a lot of my stuff on facebook is so suppressed it's not even funny if you guys want to help beat
00:10:23.140those suppression algorithms those shadow banning algorithms please share this out to as many people
00:10:30.800as you possibly can like the show don't forget to like and follow the page and then share share
00:10:36.380share share share both parties meaning there are democrats and the republicans had access to these
00:10:43.600tools these backdoor portals to get into twitter for instance in 2020 requests from both the trump
00:10:50.580White House and the Biden campaign were received and honored. However, this system wasn't balanced,
00:10:56.560Taibbi wrote. It was based on contacts because, excuse me, because Twitter was and is overwhelmingly
00:11:03.800staffed by people of one political orientation. There were more channels, more ways to complain
00:11:10.520open to the left, well, the Democrats, than the right. The resulting slant in content moderation
00:11:16.800decisions is visible in the documents you're about to read. However, it's also the assessment
00:11:22.160of multiple current and former high-level executives, Taibbi teased. He then quickly
00:11:27.860pivoted to the Twitter files regarding the suppression of the Hunter Biden laptop story.
00:11:32.140So let's get down to it right here, guys. And he puts out something new every 10 minutes or so.
00:11:37.780So there's, at least as far as I could see before the show started, about 38 different tweets that
00:11:44.180go in this thread and they're all in order right here on Matt Taibbi's Twitter, which has got
00:11:49.720something like 800,000 followers by now. He started the day with 700,000. So there's a lot
00:11:54.940of interest in, in this, obviously it's trending like crazy all across the world. Number one,
00:12:01.080the Twitter files. We went through all of this. We went through all of that.
00:17:06.380and okay i'm going to see if i can i'm going to refresh this and see if there's anything
00:17:11.420more here because like i say he's been adding adding adding adding
00:17:14.540so hopefully there's something more past 32 here
00:17:19.900this is one thing i i really don't like about twitter is this
00:17:25.260100 240 character thing you should be able to write an essay man
00:17:30.54032 ah here we go there is more next within a day head of public policy lauren oh wait a minute
00:17:43.080yes okay here there are multiple instances in the files of dorsey intervening to question
00:17:51.200suspensions and other moderation actors for accounts across the political spectrum
00:17:55.220The problem with the hacked materials ruling, several sources said, was that this normally required an official law enforcement finding of a hack, but such a finding never appears throughout what one executive describes as a whirlwind, 24-hour, company-wide mess.
00:18:12.300it's been a whirlwind 96 hours for me too there is much more to come including answers to questions
00:18:18.960about issues like shadow banning boosting follower counts the fate of various individual accounts and
00:18:24.520more these issues are not limited to the political right and then matt says good night everyone thanks
00:18:30.460to all those who picked up the phone in the last few days so that's all he's going to dump for
00:18:35.180today but i'm really really interested in hearing about the shadow bans the shadow bans and the
00:18:44.240suspensions and everything else that was going on at twitter because guess what all of that is going
00:18:51.460on at facebook as we speak still so do you think that maybe zuckerberg is going to have to answer
00:18:58.640for all of this because we know we know that facebook has been involved with the federal
00:19:04.360government in the United States. What we don't know, but we can assume, is that Facebook and
00:19:09.460Twitter, I guess to some extent, up until Musk took over, was involved with pretty much every
00:19:15.980government on the planet in terms of suppressing certain stories, which is something they are not
00:19:23.200supposed to be doing. Again, as I pointed out, and many, many other people have pointed out in the
00:19:29.700past, Twitter, Facebook, they are platforms. They're not publishers. They are not supposed to
00:19:36.040control content. They're not editing. They're not supposed to be editing content. They can't
00:19:43.280be held liable for what we say on their platforms. Unless of course that section is removed from the
00:19:52.140law down there, which would make them liable for everything. So you'd think they'd be scrambling
00:19:56.540right now to not be doing any of this stuff so they can keep their standing, at least in the
00:20:01.220United States, which is probably not, let's be honest here, let's face facts, probably not their
00:20:07.760most lucrative territory. Their most lucrative territory would be the most populous areas of
00:20:14.600the planet, places like India, Europe, whatnot. I'm not sure if they're in China. I think China's
00:20:25.700got their own version of all this over there but yeah i mean it's certainly important to them
00:20:30.280but not the most important thing so you guys have got to stop with this nonsense this censorship
00:20:37.020nonsense unless like i said earlier child pornography or uh threats other than that
00:20:44.200and doxing doxing is not good either okay so this monk debate i was telling you about the other
00:20:49.980night this guy's name here is douglas murray hang on just a second this guy's name here is douglas
00:20:54.940murray and he was involved why did this start on its own and he was involved in a debate a monk
00:21:00.840debate the other night out east regarding the canadian media his partner by the way was matt
00:21:07.420taibbi i'm not sure he who he was going up against but before the monk debate started the crowd said
00:21:13.380you know what we're 52 percent in favor of canadian media and 48 percent against and these
00:21:20.500guys argued over the next 90 minutes and they turned the crowd around to their favor and here's
00:21:27.320why your prime minister decided in advance that these people were oh what did he do all the modern
00:21:33.740uh excommunications they were nazis they were white supremacists they were anti-semites they0.88
00:21:38.840were probably homophobes they were misogynists they were probably transphobes etc etc etc he did0.91
00:21:44.380all the things you do in the modern political age if you want to just defenestrate somebody who's
00:21:48.560awkward to you and then he brings in the emergency powers act now at such a time what would the
00:21:53.360mainstream media do it would question it it would question it the canadian mainstream media did not
00:22:02.320the canadian mainstream media acted as an amen chorus of the canadian government
00:22:07.600i will give you a couple of examples but
00:22:10.320ladies and gentlemen i could go on for hours with examples of this you had a cbc host describing the
00:22:19.280freedom convoy as a quote feral mob you had a toronto star columnist saying quote sorry for
00:22:24.720the language it's a homegrown hate farm that was then jet fueled by an american right funded rat0.97
00:22:30.800fucking operation jesus they can't even write at these papers anymore cbc said that two indigenous0.99
00:22:37.760women who were so scared to go outside in ottawa because of racist violence didn't bother to0.99
00:22:41.840mention that indigenous drummers had led the truckers in an o canada rendition the national
00:22:46.400observer said that the many black and indigenous freedom convoy supporters were in fact duped by
00:22:51.280the truckers the globe and mail reporter said my 13 year old son told me to tell protesters i'm not
00:22:56.400a jew out of fear of anti-semitic violence without mentioning that one of the leaders of the convoy
00:23:00.880was himself jewish now why is this so rancid utterly utterly rancid and corrupt because in0.96
00:23:07.200this country your media your mainstream media is funded by the government0.95
00:23:14.720a totally corrupted system in 2018 oh election yeah coincidence the canadian media has given
00:23:21.760595 million dollars over five years the toronto star estimated it was going to be
00:23:28.560getting three million dollars from the government in the first half of the year it went on and on
00:23:34.080so you see the mainstream the government in canada can tell people to to they can tell the
00:23:39.120banks to shut down people's bank accounts oh yeah your government can do that and if you're happy
00:23:43.760with that just think about what would happen if the shoe was on the other foot the government
00:23:47.520can do that but in canada they can also tell the media what to do and the media does the bidding
00:23:53.200of the can of the canadian government that isn't a free society's media that's i've seen unfree
00:24:00.800countries all my life but this in a developed liberal democracy like canada is a disgrace
00:24:06.840we're not saying don't read the mainstream media we're just saying don't trust them
00:24:10.880that's right that's right that's right don't trust them ladies and gentlemen why do british
00:24:21.520accents always sound so pompous to me don't trust them i say old chap i do like what he was saying
00:24:28.780though and i do like those monk debates because they're pretty much controlled there's no hollering
00:24:34.340screaming no fire alarms being pulled no radical left-wing nut bars standing up with megaphones
00:24:41.960yelling and screaming and trying to shout somebody down like you see happen to jordan peterson so
00:24:46.900often they're classier than that i think we need more of that kind of dialogue on social media
00:24:54.740in person never mind on social media in person i'm seeing there's a lot of new people here tonight
00:25:00.640because i'm seeing welcomes from a lot of people so hello new people welcome to the shadow at night
00:25:06.800live stream we're glad you could come by and say hello and if you want to come back and bring a
00:25:11.900friend that would be awesome and this is what i say to everybody pretty much every night
00:25:17.500if you're looking for a way to convince somebody who is has got their feet in concrete and they
00:25:27.420are absolutely dedicated to the jabs and the masks send them here and have them watch this show
00:25:33.420and if they spend an hour with us here just walk watching the comments and watching what i
00:25:38.980talk about and whatnot hopefully at least they will start thinking about certain things
00:25:46.300I'm not suggesting that they'll change their minds.
00:26:24.180They just degrade anything they don't like.
00:26:28.120So if you type in banana cream pie recipes, and there's one banana cream pie recipe by a right-wing activist that they don't like.
00:26:38.780But it happens to be the most famous banana cream pie of all time.
00:26:43.000That doesn't matter to them. What matters to them more than anything at Google is getting that right wing activist out of there. So they will downgrade that from the first page of Google, where it should be because it's the most popular banana cream pie, to page 30.
00:26:58.040and they also know that most people when doing a google search will not go past page three and
00:27:04.540that's a stretch page one maybe page two on their search and they found what they needed
00:27:10.620or they get diverted to something else altogether same thing on youtube which google owns by the
00:27:15.840way so that's how they do it it's not that they're hiding it it's that they're suppressing it so
00:27:22.900badly that you need to really look hard for that information and even then you may not find it
00:27:29.280and i don't believe any other search engines are any better we used to say duck duck go go to duck
00:27:34.780duck go man they don't do that yes they do does any does anybody know it put it down in the
00:27:42.640comments if anybody knows about a search engine that doesn't do that
00:34:22.340protest of downtown ottawa by freedom convoy quote unquote protesters opposed to covet 19
00:34:29.980public health restrictions why don't they put quotes around occupation if they're going to
00:34:34.800put quotes around freedom convoy that would be fair journalism wouldn't it where was that
00:34:41.480restrictions and the federal government as well as similar protests blockading land borders across
00:34:46.880the country halting hundreds of millions of dollars in trade for a couple of days
00:34:52.340And we're saying that people were going to be laid off at auto plants.
00:34:58.900No, no, you don't take a huge operation like an auto manufacturing plant and shut it down after a couple of days when you know the protest is going to be shut down.
00:35:09.760You know that. I mean, that would be a bad, bad business decision.
00:35:13.900the emergency declaration granted extraordinary powers to governments police and banks to limit
00:35:20.140the protesters right to freedom of assembly freeze bank accounts and compel the cooperation
00:35:25.760of private companies all in an effort to put a stop to the demonstrations it was the first time
00:35:31.420the legislation was invoked since it was sorry since it replaced the war measures act in 1988
00:35:37.560so the legal thresholds for using it are still untested no they're not they should not be
00:35:44.440untested this is the whole point it's written in black and white
00:35:49.820and the government again is making things up as they go along in order to step on the freedoms
00:35:59.340the personal freedoms and i throw in personal because it makes a big difference your personal
00:36:05.800freedoms. It's your life, your personal freedoms. They make things up as they go along so they can
00:36:14.400continue to do that. Ultimately, it will be up to Commissioner Paul Rouleau, who was tasked with
00:36:24.180leading the public inquiry, to decide whether the Prime Booster's decision was justified without
00:36:29.820having seen the legal basis upon which it was formed, obviously he's not going to be able to
00:36:36.240do that, is he? If the government refuses to play fairly and be clear, then how is Rouleau supposed
00:36:44.800to make a decision in their favor? Can't be done. At least I would think so. That problem could be
00:36:52.880solved in the future by meeting the public halfway, said University of British Columbia
00:36:57.000law professor, Hoi Kong, whose expertise is constitutional law. He suggested a simple
00:37:03.280response to the concerns about the transparency would be to require the government to convey a
00:37:08.160general understanding of the legal basis for declaring the state of emergency. As several
00:37:12.600experts explained today, the very act of holding an inquiry is one way to keep the government
00:37:18.820accountable, at least politically. No, it's written into the act already. They have to do this.
00:37:27.000they have to. So I don't get where that suggestion comes from. One of the reasons
00:37:33.580for having accountability mechanisms is because you want the decision makers in the moment when
00:37:38.320they actually have to make a decision like this to have like a little bird sitting on their
00:37:43.340shoulder saying, one day someone who's not under this time pressure will look at what you've done,
00:37:48.740said Kim Lane Chappelle, a professor at the Princeton School of Public and International
00:37:53.080affairs. In that vein of transparency, Rouleau released a decision today to say the government
00:37:58.720had agreed to unredact information it previously withheld on the grounds of parliamentary
00:38:03.380privilege in 20 documents that were submitted as evidence. You remember Brendan Miller holding
00:38:09.560the document up in front of what's-her-name there, Katie Telford, Trudeau's chief of staff,
00:38:14.240and saying, you know what this says, Ms. Telford? I don't. I'm sorry. Well, neither do I.
00:38:19.480even though this particular document he was holding up was ordered to be unredacted
00:38:26.800the government refused to do it so i'm not sure if they're going to unredact any of these documents
00:38:34.040that rulo says they need to unredact not that we'll see it again because that part of the
00:38:40.460process is over we may see it in the newspaper one day or uh you know independent media channel
00:38:46.240like this one. I will keep my eyes open for that stuff, you guys. Brendan Miller, the lawyer for
00:38:52.140the Ottawa protest organizers, applied to have the information released, arguing it should not
00:38:56.720be privileged. The redactions include written notes and text message exchanges that belong to
00:39:02.500the prime minister's staff. Since the testimony has now ended, it's unlikely any new information
00:39:08.460in those documents will be put to witnesses, but it can be considered by the commissioner and
00:39:13.120included in written legal arguments provided by various groups that participated of the inquiry
00:39:17.480at the end of the expert testimony today rulo thanked the witnesses blah blah blah blah blah
00:39:24.420so like i say guys i'll keep on top of that for you in case i find anything out
00:39:28.780that becomes unredacted and i will bring it to your attention one night on this show this is
00:39:35.360written by jamil giovanni and it was published in post media all across all the sun papers across
00:39:42.160canada today jamil javani i used to work as a talk show host on bell media across the country
00:39:49.760he's a black guy and he is suing bell media for wrongful dismissal why he seems to feel
00:39:57.340that the company thought he wasn't black enough he's a right-wing guy and so the values he was
00:40:08.120espousing did not at all match what bell expected of him even though they refuse to admit that
00:40:14.620he believes that's the case and that's why he's taking them to court and in the meantime he's
00:40:20.680writing as a freelance writer and he's the president of let me see here i just want to get
00:40:25.780to the bottom here he is the president of the canada strong and free network so let's read
00:40:30.460this story or this editorial piece i thought it was really pretty good we're dealing with and i
00:40:35.340got to get jamel on the show at some point pretty soon we're dealing with a politician who appears
00:40:39.160to feel no shame we need to start recognizing the truth of who trudeau is
00:40:53.060he is not a fair leader all right so let's continue on there's so many ads in this stuff
00:41:00.800a fair prime minister would have had would have a different approach to regulating firearms
00:41:05.720trudeau says he wants to stop violent crimes in canada by banning guns but he is targeting
00:41:10.640law-abiding gun owners like hunters while giving more lenient sentences to actual criminals convicted
00:41:16.400of illegal gun possession it's amazing to me that people don't understand that a fair prime minister
00:41:23.220would not gaslight albertans trudeau says he doesn't want to fight with alberta over premier
00:41:28.600Daniel Smith's Sovereignty Act, but it's his own policies that have hurt Alberta's natural
00:41:33.440resource development. The Sovereignty Act is a direct response to what Trudeau has done to
00:41:38.420Albertans and their economy. It's Trudeau who started this fight, not Smith. A fair prime
00:41:44.540minister would not pick and choose when science matters. Trudeau accuses the Conservative Party
00:41:50.120of being unscientific for opposing so-called safe supply drugs. Meanwhile, the Trudeau government
00:41:55.860but is going against the advice of medical experts
00:46:27.900The vaccines, the messenger RNA vaccines for sure,
00:46:31.800they've never been demonstrated to actually leave the body.
00:46:35.280They look like they're permanent, as well as the spike protein that's produced after them.
00:46:39.860This is very disturbing, so it's hard to guide.
00:46:41.860I was saying 30 days, refrain from kissing and sexual contact with a vaccinated person,0.68
00:46:47.020But I'm now extending that to at least 90 days and conservatively maybe extend it from a point forward.0.76
00:46:53.340I know there's married couples and all kinds of personal implications there.
00:46:59.120But no, this messenger RNA looks like it's for keep.
00:47:01.940Every shot is accumulating in the body with no ability for the body to get rid of it.
00:47:06.740The vaccines, because they stay in the body so long, it looks like they do permanently install into the human genome through what's called reverse transcription.
00:47:14.760So this is disturbing that not only does the vaccines not get out of the body, but now they're changing the human genome.
00:47:21.440This is shown in the human hepatoma cell line. And so it's conceivable that two vaccines.
00:47:27.640All right. That's where it ends. I have a question for you.
00:47:33.080If you're watching this show live on Rumble right now, how are you doing it exactly?
00:47:39.900as many of you know i've been having a lot of trouble with the rumble live streams
00:47:45.680so and this is a classic example you see here's the show right here you can see all right so there
00:47:51.420it is uh shadow at night friday live says there's 15 people watching on rumble 15 and so i click on
00:48:00.820it and it says video unavailable video is marked as private or is still processing i can't watch
00:48:08.500my own show on rumble and i have been trying to figure this out i have been in touch
00:48:15.600with the rumble people they don't know what's going on there are no settings in rumble for
00:48:22.220privacy it should be available to everybody who has subscribed to my channel on rumble 2.2 000
00:48:28.760people now what happens after the show is it processes and it's available then but i want
00:48:34.840everybody to be able to watch it live on rumble and for some reason
00:48:39.900i'm hearing a lot of people say they can't including myself wayne peters from what's
00:48:46.820up canada shadow figure out your rumble i'm trying so if you're watching this show right now
00:48:52.180on rumble live please email me and tell me how you're doing it
00:48:57.340shadow davis at gmail.com s-h-a-d-o-e-d-a-v-i-s at gmail.com as it is the show is live
00:49:06.260should be live streaming on rumble it definitely is live streaming on facebook and on twitter right
00:49:11.520now leaked video world misled by falsified data says an israeli journalist this comes from rebel
00:49:21.200news this is about eight minutes long guys well worth the watch uh published by avi yemeni
00:49:28.400out of australia here we go my mom is a holocaust survivor and to think that the
00:49:35.680israeli government who you know they trusted them they came to israel because they wanted
00:49:42.160to be at home and now home betrays you so i feel very very very frustrated
00:49:51.960while in israel on a fact-finding mission that you can follow and support at bbreturns.com i
00:49:57.740caught up with veteran health reporter yafa shiraz to get to the bottom of israel's role
00:50:03.620throughout covid i'm a health and risk communication researcher and i'm also health
00:50:09.520a journalist. I've been doing it for 20 years now. I've been working in Idiotic or Not, which is
00:50:15.680one of Israel's biggest newspapers, until Covid came. And then I was fired. Unfortunately,0.94
00:50:25.200I, almost two years ago, I wrote about how the Ministry of Health in Israel inflated the number
00:50:32.400of this and the article was published but half an hour later it was taken off
00:50:39.000the air and there was no answer to my question why why will be taken off the
00:50:44.880air a few months later and then I was fired because they didn't say that it
00:50:49.560was because of that but something between the lines yes they said it they
00:50:54.580are just firing now right now and then they want to lighten up the contents and
00:51:04.660Yeah, the truth is too heavy, too dark.
00:51:07.360Since being sacked for reporting the truth, the brave Israeli journalist devoted her time to exposing what was really happening while her colleagues were asleep at the wheel.
00:51:17.740And the Israeli government, well, while they were lying to their people and even worse, in my opinion, to the FDA affecting the entire world, even us here in Australia.
00:51:28.120The head of the Israeli health services, Dr. Sharon Eloy Price, sat in the FDA meeting in which the FDA decided to approve the booster, and she claimed that Israel is monitoring its side effects.
00:51:46.160Professor Ratzef Levy, who is a risk management expert in Israel and he works in the MIT,
00:51:55.240he said that there is no functioning monitoring system.
00:51:58.540Since the Pfizer's request for the approval of the booster is partially based on the so-called study conducted in Israel,
00:52:05.300it is important to understand that the booster vaccination campaign in Israel was anything but a carefully designed study.
00:52:12.000Please understand that the adverse event surveillance system in Israel is truly dysfunctional,
00:52:18.360particularly around the booster deployment.
00:52:21.020I know from personal experience that the Ministry of Health in Israel does not address appropriately
00:55:23.160Naranko, kshy yeshtopah shekhozeret imarichane, ze makpitset ze, hoofeket ze.
00:55:30.340Okay, the audio there is really, really difficult.
00:55:33.000So I would suggest that you guys go to Rebel News and look up that story for yourself if you want to see the rest of it.
00:55:39.740Bottom line is, ultimately, bad audio, I understand how frustrating that can be, but that story, breaking the way it has, should be on every single newspaper's headline in the world, and it's not.
00:55:59.680that alone that alone tells you what's going on in the world right now
00:56:07.760a story like that back when news was still a thing
00:56:16.320reporters would kill for a story like that have you ever seen all the president's men
00:56:25.520it's a story of how they broke the watergate scandal right
00:56:28.240there were reporters who were all over that but they couldn't get the details they didn't have
00:56:36.780deep throat two reporters ironically worked for the washington post i believe back then
00:56:43.940they worked on that story for months and they finally broke it and that was the president
00:56:49.120destroying tapes of conversations he'd had in the white house regarding um stealing things
00:56:57.000from the democratic national headquarters pretty mild scandal compared to what's been happening
00:57:04.360lately wouldn't you say and yet for some reason there are no reporters today none who work for
00:57:14.080left-wing corporate media who want to break that kind of a story why why don't they it's because
00:57:23.380they know they'll lose their jobs or they will never get the story on the air it will be quashed
00:57:28.940as that reporter that israeli reporter said the story she wrote ran for half an hour before it
00:57:35.100was taken down that's how we know the left-wing corporate media is nothing but a megaphone for
00:57:45.660government and big pharma that is exactly how we know so if you are talking to somebody
00:57:56.300who is calling you a conspiracy theorist and says you're crazy just ask them what do what is the
00:58:05.440biggest dream of any reporter in the world to break a massive story that's what it is
01:04:34.620Bizarre. Where is the communication genetic?
01:04:39.260so we all know what's going on in the netherlands but to recap for those that don't the farmers are
01:05:02.180being told they have to reduce fertilization use, fertilizer use by something like 50% in order to
01:05:09.560meet the nitrogen emission standards that have been put in place by the European Union and the
01:05:15.300United Nations. And Trudeau is trying to pull off the same thing here in Canada. Well, I mean,
01:05:19.480that means that farmers in the Netherlands, I think the third largest food producer in the world
01:05:26.160are going to be going out of business. So of course, they're not happy about it. And they
01:05:31.380are spilling into the streets with their tractors. What the police are doing over there now is
01:05:36.060bringing out heavy machinery, bulldozers and big tow trucks to get rid of these tractors in the
01:05:41.660streets so things can get back to normal. What they're not thinking about is where are they
01:05:48.720going to get food? They're just not thinking clearly. The police are still following the
01:05:59.820edicts of the state which really disturbs me even now after all this time they have had two and a
01:06:06.340half years now almost three years to wake up and see what the hell is going on some of them have
01:06:10.900but if they if they do more lockdowns for whatever reason new virus climate change
01:06:19.000just because they feel like it whatever it happens here in canada how will these police respond
01:06:25.320And I wonder, will they hold the line and will they follow government edicts, even knowing in their own brains that these edicts are wrong?
01:11:25.520and I hearken back to uh that Michael Douglas movie called falling down where he says at the
01:11:33.660end of the film as Robert Duvall approaches him you mean I'm the bad guy huh they see them
01:11:43.280They see themselves as heroes. They see themselves as people who are saving humanity. And that is the problem.
01:11:53.740So as our side grows and grows and grows and we slowly become the majority, hopefully we can make these people actually see logic and reality as opposed to fantasy.0.86
01:12:04.160fantasy and feelings and who knows it may start in china which would be the surprise of all
01:12:12.840surprises don't you think okay there's more this fight's got so many facets but a new jersey high
01:12:20.260school recently held a drag show during school where students performed for select staff to
01:12:26.440watch outraged parents showed up to the board meeting last week and blasted the school and
01:12:32.840here are some of the comments. So imagine our frustration when passes were given to selected
01:12:37.480students on October 27th to leave our class at 1 30 to participate in the school-sponsored drag
01:12:43.800show. Instead of our students being engaged in academic time, they were applying makeup and
01:12:48.960changing into their drag costumes. This was a loss of over 30 minutes of instructional time
01:12:54.120for these students. One of the invited spectators for the drag show was Phoebe Mantrap, a professional
01:12:58.560drag queen. From our perspective, it does not seem fair and equitable that Hunter and Central
01:13:02.740students were not able to celebrate with their peers, but a professional drag queen from outside
01:13:07.460the Hunter and Central community was allowed. Furthermore, based on the chatter that we have
01:13:11.580heard amongst the students in our classrooms, Dr. Moore's decision has created significant
01:13:16.140confusion, division, and resentment between students. Well, it looks like we've put a whole
01:13:21.500new meaning to the word adult entertainment here, haven't we, Board of Ed? Adult entertainment used
01:13:27.760that mean adults going to strip clubs, watching other adults engaged in sexual behavior.
01:13:33.580Well, now, thanks to this board, we see adult entertainment as a bunch of high school staff
01:13:38.180watching young children for their entertainment. And to those of you who still retain your seats,
01:13:44.740those days are numbered because we will continue to expose the evil that you're doing in secret
01:13:49.720and behind closed doors. Just the fact that you have to hide this garbage tells us how evil it is.0.99
01:13:56.060In the meantime, while you guys still temporarily hold these seats, remember we are looking at all avenues of holding you accountable for these actions.0.95
01:14:05.600And I believe that the reason for the educational deterioration in America is a preoccupation with ideology and sexuality at the expense of academia.0.70
01:14:18.080You take this drag queen performance as an example.
01:14:22.420Not only were students taken out of the class to prepare for the performance,
01:14:25.860but they would have been unable to focus on their studies in any class during the day
01:14:30.140while their minds were preoccupied imagining about this performance.
01:14:33.980The question is, is this an academic institution or is this an ideological institution?
01:14:40.280If I were to identify as an elephant or wanted to change into an elephant,