00:21:54.360They've come to an agreement on Pharmacare clearing the way for the two parties to continue operating under the confidence,
00:21:59.660oh, it's confidence in supply agreement that's helped keep the government in power for over two years now.
00:22:05.440In an interview with Rosemary Barton on CBC Live, or Rosemary Barton Live airing Sunday,
00:22:11.220NDP leader Jagmeet Singh said, weeks of talks between the two sides have produced draft legislation that will set out the framework for a national pharmacare program and, in the short term, new coverage for contraception and diabetes treatments.
00:25:18.040a deliberate undermining of mainstream media
00:25:21.460Okay, so I'm assuming that he's talking about me and Rebel Media and Western Standard and True North and all the other independent broadcasters.
00:25:33.500There are the conspiracy theorists, there are the social media drivers who are trying to do everything they can to keep people in their little filter bubbles.
00:35:54.020If he tries to screw around with Elon Musk and X,
00:35:57.960Elon Musk is just going to pull X completely out of Canada, and Rumble is a significantly smaller platform, and apparently the ownership, they're trying a hostile takeover.
00:36:08.680Vanguard, State Street, and BlackRock are trying a hostile takeover of Rumble right now.
00:36:15.180It's possible that they could buy controlling interest in that platform as early as tomorrow.
00:36:22.720Next week, maybe. And once that happens, that free speech platform goes away.
00:36:27.320What does that leave us with? Gab? Wimkin maybe? But nobody's on those platforms.
00:36:35.900So one of the reasons that I am asking you guys to move over to shadowdavis.com, become a member
00:36:42.960there, is because that platform I know for sure is going to remain censorship-free. That's my
00:36:50.680own platform. Some people are complaining it's too expensive. Shadow, I'm an old person on a
00:36:56.560on a pension. I can't afford it. Look at, I'm not going to sit here and tell you what you should
00:37:02.280spend your money on, what you shouldn't spend your money on. I don't know what your budget's like.
00:37:08.300I don't know what, maybe you like a box of chocolates once a month. I don't know. I don't
00:37:13.040know what it is, but I've been here with you guys every weeknight for the last, well, over three
00:37:21.620years now, and I've been working largely for free, one of the things I've tried to do in order to
00:37:27.840monetize this show is to get sponsorships. Now, when you do a controversial show like this,
00:37:34.780there aren't many people who want to sponsor you. They say, I love what you're doing,
00:37:41.140but I can't sponsor you publicly because it's too divisive. So even though we are starting to
00:37:49.480move the needle in terms of waking people up. The bottom line is that businesses, by and large,
00:37:55.600mostly small and medium-sized, are just a little bit trepidatious to advertise on a show like this.
00:38:01.320I spend a lot of time talking to people who want to, but they just can't right now. So thank God
00:38:09.020for Canada NanoSilver. So what's another way for me to keep this show on the air without advertising,
00:38:15.700without dollars from any kind of live streaming.
00:42:53.500I know there's a lot of you maybe watching right now going, man, there's not much to this. And you're right. There will be. Every single show in its entirety from the last month and a half is there right now. But we're building more content into it as well. And a chat room to everything for members. We're trying to think of everything and then some for members on that website. It's being built out right now.
00:43:17.740He was in there for hours today, and I was crossing my fingers that he wasn't going to
00:43:22.980screw around with anything that I need to do, and he didn't. Thank God.
00:43:28.800So we will continue the show tonight. We're going to go probably until about 9.10 on social media
00:43:36.480tonight because I've taken this 10 minutes to explain to you guys exactly what it is that I
00:43:41.980am trying to do here. And I have a sinking feeling that Justin Trudeau may get his way
00:43:48.500and censor the internet. Facebook, X, Rumble, all of those streams will disappear for shows
00:43:56.140he doesn't like, and you can include me among those. So that is the idea. And I do need
00:44:05.280to be able to pay bills as well. I have talked to people privately about how expensive it
00:44:10.340is to do this show. So it's not just about doing it for free. It's like I am paying you to have
00:44:17.900the privilege of doing this show. It's expensive and time consuming. Not that I'm sitting here
00:44:24.220looking for accolades or thank yous. That's not why I do it. The reason that I do it for starters
00:44:30.480is because this is what I've done forever. I was born to do this. I'm a born communicator. I did
00:44:37.480this on radio for 35 years and i absolutely love it it's a creative outlet for me but more importantly
00:44:45.120one of the jobs the job that i have is getting the message out to people that things are not right
00:44:54.220trying to get the best guests on that i can and that's not an easy thing to do sometimes either
00:45:00.280to be completely honest, but I spend a lot of time doing that, and I am doing five jobs at once here,
00:45:09.340so it's a lot. Please bear with me. I'm not looking for your sympathy. I'm just telling you
00:45:14.720facts right now, so if I'm asking you guys for $9.99 a month for the extra content that I'm
00:45:23.620putting on that website, if you don't want to pay it, that's fine. You don't have to. I'm not going
00:45:27.520to sit here and try and shame you into it. That's not why I'm telling you this, but let's not make
00:45:32.160it public. I think we respect each other enough for that, right? Okay, let's get back to it here.
00:45:41.240Government, sorry, Govt.x is corrupt is one of the newest X accounts that I started following
00:45:48.840because they break it down and they put it out. Breaking. Human rights advocates say expanding
00:45:56.120made to people with mental disabilities is reckless and dangerous. They say a main reason1.00
00:46:02.280government is open to allowing people with mental and or socioeconomic issues to end their lives
00:46:07.320is because it's cost effective. They don't have to pay them welfare or benefits anymore.
00:46:13.880Is this what the best health care system in the world gets people now? Government approved suicide.
00:46:21.060disgusting even though trudeau is back down on this expect him to try and bring it back at some
00:46:27.660point if he's in power long enough to do so let's listen here meeting with the canadian human rights
00:46:34.560commission to discuss some of the key human rights issues facing people with disabilities
00:46:39.120in our country today the list is long but at the very top of that list is medical assistance in
00:46:46.700dying. ARCH is deeply concerned that MAID Track 2 is an answer to suffering caused by economic
00:46:54.920and social inequality that many people with disabilities live with. At ARCH we have clients
00:47:01.580who have applied for or are thinking of applying for MAID Track 2 because of suffering related
00:47:07.580to barriers in society including living in poverty and a lack of accessible safe housing.
00:47:13.820We have clients who cannot get the services they need, for example,
00:47:18.920attendance services, to help with activities of daily living.
00:47:23.520Instead of getting services to support them to live with dignity in the community,
00:47:29.180they are given the impossible and false choice of living in the community in unsafe conditions
00:47:35.420or moving into a hospital or long-term care institution where they will get services,
00:47:41.060but will have to give up their dignity, independence, work, and relationships.
00:47:46.060Arch is deeply concerned that expanding MAID to people whose sole condition is a mental disorder
00:47:52.060will lead to even more people contemplating, applying for, and receiving MAID due to socioeconomic suffering.
00:48:00.060And our concerns are bolstered by the concerns we've heard from psychiatrists.
00:48:05.060In a recent national survey, 61% of psychiatrists said that made-for-mental disorders should not be allowed,
00:48:13.920and 80% said that the Canadian medical system is not prepared for made-for-mental disorders.
00:48:20.760Psychiatrists said that Canada's health care system barely has enough resources to provide basic mental health care.
00:48:26.280And the pressures for expediency, budget cuts, and beds
00:48:31.460will lead psychiatrists to suggest MAID
00:48:34.620and patients to choose MAID as a quick and easy solution.
00:48:40.140They also can't find enough doctors who want to kill people0.66
00:48:43.940because they might be a little bit ill in the head.1.00
00:48:49.460Do we qualify all trans people for MAID?1.00
00:52:13.280The union representing, now listen to this, 29,000 provincial health care professionals in Alberta has failed its members after just $5,000 was awarded to some employees placed on unpaid leave for months after the COVID-19 vaccine, says prominent Alberta lawyers.
00:52:34.640A binding arbitration agreement between Alberta Health Services
00:52:38.040and the Health Science Association of Alberta
00:52:40.340agreed to the one-time non-pensionable payment to employees
00:52:43.540who were placed on unpaid leave for up to a year.
00:52:46.920Alberta litigator Leighton Gray of Greywalk Spencer LLP
00:52:50.840said the union failed to protect members' rights amid the vaccine mandate
00:52:54.080and now to secure adequate compensation.
00:52:57.820It's not a great deal, actually, Leighton said.
00:53:01.000It's kind of a pittance compared to what was done to these people,
00:53:03.540Gray told True North, when I talked to these workers, they feel betrayed by the employer.
00:53:07.940He also said employees can't sue Alberta Health Services because legally the union is their
00:53:13.440representative, just as I told you minutes ago. Unvaccinated health care workers were placed on0.52
00:53:19.740unpaid leave December of 2021. They were allowed to return to work in January of 2022 on the
00:53:26.620condition that they pay for regular testing at their own expense. Vaccinated employees were
00:53:31.460supplied with testing kits, but not unvaccinated. Ridiculous. One former family counselor told0.98
00:53:39.300True North her request for a religious exemption from the COVID vaccine was ignored. Now,
00:53:44.300talking about the religious exemptions, you know, I know a lot of people that said, well,
00:53:49.600maybe I can get out of this on a religious exemption somehow. And I always found that
00:53:55.300offensive. I mean, yes, I understand that there were some people who were actually going for a
00:54:02.480real religious exemption, but I think a lot of people were just trying to use that as a loophole.
00:54:07.100Why not just stand up and say, you know what, I'm exercising my rights to bodily autonomy here,
00:54:14.020security of the person, which is written into the Charter of Rights and Freedoms,
00:54:18.440and I'm choosing to not put this experimental substance into my body. What's the matter with
00:54:23.160saying that instead of going for one of these ridiculous exemptions that you you wouldn't get
00:54:27.820anyway let's continue on here oops that's too small how about this one that's better
00:54:34.740this worker uh went to the health science association of alberta with others asking
00:54:42.400for help the union recommended that concerned employees just get the shot that's what they
00:54:48.500Hesherly said. Well, just get it. Well, I don't want it. Well, I can't help you then. Well,
00:54:54.620you're my union. You're supposed to advocate. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Get the shot. Don't worry.
00:54:57.820Just get it. The union was not helpful whatsoever, she said, adding after 16 years of service,
00:55:04.220I was deemed unfit to work overnight. The source's name is being withheld because her complaint that
00:55:09.860the union failed to protect her is before the Alberta Labor Relations Board. To add to matters,
00:55:15.140the former employee was deemed ineligible to collect the $5,000 compensation
00:55:19.880because she used her remaining sick days before going on unpaid leave for a year.
00:55:24.940She's since made the decision not to return to an abusive employer.
00:55:30.000The fact of the matter is, I was discriminated against on a religious basis.
00:55:33.520We were all discriminated against, no matter what the basis.
00:55:37.700A Health Sciences Association of Alberta representative told True North a response was forthcoming,
00:55:42.720but they later just recalled the email altogether.
01:11:56.720Transgender woman, 26, smiles after being found guilty of murdering random stranger on night out.
01:12:04.360Scarlett Blake, right there, that's a dude, 26, targeted Orge Martin Carino, 30,
01:12:14.260as he walked home from a night out in Oxford, July 2021.
01:12:18.220His body was found in the River Truwell at Parsons Pleasure.0.89
01:12:21.640A sadistic transgender woman has today been found guilty of murdering a BMW engineer in a don't F with cats inspired killing.0.76
01:12:32.560Scarlett Blake, 26, battered and strangled Jorge Martin, 30, after stalking the streets of Oxford looking for a vulnerable victim, having been urged to kill by her gun and death-obsessed partner in America.0.76
01:12:45.340she targeted he targeted carino who was a stranger as he walked home from a night out
01:12:55.800july 2021 his body was found in the river blake who had filmed himself dissecting and putting a
01:13:04.240neighbor's cat in a food blender four months before the cold-blooded murder showed no emotion
01:13:09.740as a jury at Oxford Crown Court returned a guilty verdict.
01:13:13.380Members of the victim's family wept in court
01:13:16.160as the verdict was delivered after a two-week trial.
01:13:20.400And again, this is a photo of this murderer.1.00