00:14:21.600So after one quick search about this, Maxime Bernier and I talked about this last night.
00:14:28.380after one quick search i found from the parliament of canada oh you can't trust the parliament of
00:14:35.260canada well look you you can trust this because they if they do not print the truth then we can
00:14:41.500hold them liable about what's going on it absolutely must be printed every single day
00:14:48.020as to what's going on with certain things so this is the status of bill s 233 first of all this is
00:14:56.880what it is the status right now is that it's at second reading it has not yet gone through third
00:15:04.100reading in the senate and it has never even appeared in the house of commons yet this bill
00:15:09.440was introduced by a senator you can do that in the canadian parliamentary system and so
00:15:16.920if it manages to get through the senate then it has to go to the house of commons and it's got to
00:15:22.460do committee and it's got to do first reading second reading third reading then it's got to
00:15:28.320go back to the senate first reading second reading third reading this bill was introduced in december
00:15:33.740of 2021 all right so it's almost a year and a half old and it hasn't even made it out of senate yet
00:15:40.260so first of all what is everybody all up in arms about why is everybody so upset oh my god this is
00:15:46.580because you're not doing your own research and i thought that's why we were all here
00:15:52.460The reason that we're here is we're critical thinkers. Somebody somewhere along the line gave us the idea there was something going on, something terribly wrong.
00:16:00.960Or we came up with that idea ourself and we started to research instead of just lazily passing along scare fear porn.
00:16:09.880That's what that is. Without even looking for what might be the real story.
00:16:16.220that's saddening so here's what bill s 233 is an act to develop a national framework for a
00:16:25.060guaranteed livable basic income this is not something i'm in favor of either but nowhere
00:16:29.540in this bill does it say anything about people losing their benefits at all if they're unvaccinated
00:16:36.940nothing nowhere i've been through this a few times i look for it all national framework
00:16:43.040minute blah blah blah blah and by the way this is only setting up a framework for a universal
00:16:49.100basic income this is not about implementing a universal basic income this is just about setting
00:16:55.180it up and if they're lucky because you know things through the parliament of canada unless
00:17:02.860they happen to be high priority for the trudeau liberals they move at the speed of frozen molasses
00:17:08.760this stuff i mean this bill like i said it's been in senate for a year and a half
00:17:15.500if this ever clears the house which i doubt it will there's already going to be an election
00:17:21.240i doubt it all right i and and this is not me saying well you know trudeau's not that stupid
00:17:28.640because he is that stupid but clearly this is not a priority of his at least not right now
00:17:34.580this could change if probably if the idiot boy comes back from japan or wherever a vacation
00:17:40.120somewhere and he decides you know we have to get that universal basic income uh framework in place
00:17:45.180so let's hurry this through then things may change but for now for now there's nothing to
00:17:51.720worry about so please stop sharing that meme from inbox to inbox to inbox don't put it up
00:17:57.980It's going to get you taken off. Social media is what it's going to do. Now, the other thing I was talking about before you give the other side higher moral ground. Look at this from basic income today dot com. Senator Paula Simons responds to the disinformation surrounding Bill S 233 for a basic income framework.
00:18:19.320Now, we're going to give this woman here high moral ground and look at what she says.
00:18:25.620And, you know, sadly, she makes a sound sound like all sound like idiots, freaks.
00:18:34.260Honorable senators, I rise today to speak to Bill S. 233, an act to develop a national framework for a guaranteed livable basic income.
00:18:43.220Rather, I rise today to speak to the viral misinformation and disinformation, obviously a lefty, right, a Marxist, about this bill and to confront some of the near delusional paranoia circulating on social media about it.
00:18:57.480For weeks, our Senate email and voicemail boxes have been overwhelmed by thousands of messages from angry, frightened Canadians, outraged by Bill S-233, or at least by the lies they have been told about Bill S-233.
00:19:12.260There are so many desperate letters sent to us by people who have manipulated and terrified, been manipulated and terrified into believing outrageous conspiracy theories. See, this is what they do. There are letters from people who believe Bill S. 233 to be a fascist plot, a communist plot, a Masonic plot, a eugenics plot, a Jewish plot, a plot by the World Economic Forum or the World Health Organization, a sinister scheme orchestrated by your choice, Klaus Schwab, George Soros or Bill Gates,
00:21:23.980Now, Marianne, my understanding is, and it might be easier for you to give the highlights,
00:21:31.760but I'll try and go through some of them.
00:21:33.320But you have been a veteran senior reporter for the CBC, which for our international participants is the Canadian Broadcast Corporation, for 34 years.
00:21:47.740And as a journalist, you've been involved in all aspects of news gathering and investigative reporting for radio, television, web live reporting, short and long form documentaries.
00:22:00.220You have been involved with Current Affairs as a Current Affairs news anchor for radio and television.
00:22:08.380You filed stories nationally for World Report, The World This Weekend, and The Hourlies.
00:22:14.400You've basically done regional stories published on CBC National's digital platform.
00:22:21.200And the highlights could go on and on.
00:22:23.280Are there any other highlights that you'd like to just kind of describe your career?
00:22:29.120because you've been at this for 34 years and there's like I've got a whole list of highlights.
00:22:35.440I just don't know which ones to touch. The only other thing I'd want to touch on is
00:22:39.440the year I left I was given an award for a series I pitched on pandemic perspectives
00:22:45.660and the piece that won the award was a homeless person's perspective of how their life had changed.
00:22:53.300So that was a national award. Good. Now you're here basically to share
00:22:58.440your experiences while you were still at the CBC and working as a reporter and some of the stories
00:23:07.280you tried to run and what happened. So I'm wondering if you can just start into that and
00:23:11.800then if we need any clarifications for that, I'll jump in. Before I get into that, I think there's
00:23:17.960a little bit of background that's required. I know that as a public broadcaster, you expect us
00:23:25.880to be telling you the truth, and we'd stop doing that. And there was another number of stories that
00:23:30.360I had put forward that were blocked, but it was seemed to me, as a journalist who'd been there
00:23:36.46034 years, it's like the rules had changed overnight, and it changed so quickly that it left me just
00:23:44.280dizzy in disbelief. I was blocked and prevented from doing stories that I'd pitched, that I'd put
00:23:50.360forward. They never saw the light of day. They never made it to air or print. And some of those
00:23:57.580stories were protests against vaccine mandates, people's safety concerns about the vaccines,
00:24:04.120and also the many problems with reporting adverse reactions in Canada. And for me,
00:24:11.900what was so disorienting about this was that, you know, I had learned from the best of the best at
00:24:18.180the CBC. This is where I learned to think critically and fearlessly hold power to account
00:24:25.340to break stories and uncover information that you, the public, has a right to know.
00:24:31.380And I also would like to mention that the newsroom I worked in in CBC Manitoba,
00:24:35.900that they were a leader in investigative journalism across the entire network, second only to Toronto.
00:24:43.360and this was a newsroom that produced award-winning stories that sparked change at the highest level
00:24:50.700of corporations and government. By the time I left in December of 2021, I no longer recognized
00:24:58.220the CBC and I really didn't think my career would end this way, that the skills I learned and honed
00:25:04.280at the CBC would be used to hold power to account within the corporation. Can I just slow you down
00:25:11.100Because I think it's important for people to understand what you're saying, and especially because you were working as a journalist and as an investigative reporter for much of the 34 years.
00:25:24.300So my understanding is that when you're a senior reporter like yourself, you can just follow a story like, okay, I'm going to report on this, and you can do the story.
00:25:34.640And generally speaking, you're not second-guessed or your story isn't changed.
00:25:38.800So your experience in learning from true journalists in the past was just to run a story to be fair, and that was your experience until COVID hit.
00:43:33.320in 1972 dr money published the first accounts of the amazing experiment and it was amazing
00:43:43.680bruce and brian were after all identical twins they shared precisely the same genes and they
00:43:49.740were being raised in the same home by the same parents. Would it be possible to rear one of them
00:43:54.860successfully as a girl just by dressing Bruce slash Brenda in dresses and giving her dolls to
00:44:00.860play with? Here are excerpts from Dr. Muddy's report in his 1972 book, Man and Woman, Boy and
00:44:08.220Girl. The effects of emphasizing feminine clothing became clearly noticeable in the girl's attitude
00:44:15.440towards clothes and hairdo a year later when she was observed to have a clear preference for
00:44:19.680dresses over slacks and to take pride in her long hair by four and a half years of age she
00:44:25.780was much neater than her brother and in contrast with him disliked being dirty the mother reported
00:44:32.180that her daughter copies uh her in trying to help her tidying and cleaning up in the kitchen while
00:44:37.300the boy could not care less about it the girl wanted and received for christmas dolls a doll
00:44:43.020house and a doll carriage the boy wanted and obtained a garage with cars gas pumps and tools
00:44:50.400Dr. Money's report was hugely influential, and quite understandably so.
00:44:54.780If a boy could be transformed into a girl just by having his penis removed, wearing a dress, and letting his hair grow,
00:45:09.120then sexual identity and the differences between the sexes must be primarily cultural in origin.
00:45:15.580This finding was reaffirmed by Dr. Money in his 1977 book, Sexual Signatures.
00:45:20.740Although the girl had been the dominant twin in infancy, by the time the children were four years old,
00:45:26.140there was no mistaking which twin was the girl and which was the boy.
00:45:30.020At five, the little girl already preferred dresses to pants,
00:45:34.200enjoyed wearing her hair ribbons, bracelets, and frilly blouses, and loved being her daddy's little sweetheart.
00:45:41.360Money concluded that Brian's sex reassignment as a girl was convincing evidence that the gender identity gate is open at birth for a normal child and that it stays open at least for something over a year after birth.
00:45:57.580Dr. Milton Diamond had been interested in the case since Dr. Money first reported it in 1972.
00:46:04.580However, his requests for further information about the girl's adolescence had gone unanswered.
00:46:09.520In 1992, Dr. Diamond succeeded in tracking down one of the doctors involved in the case of Brenda slash Bruce, Dr. Keith Sigmundson, a psychiatrist in Winnipeg who had been treating Brenda.
00:46:21.680I was wondering how long it would take for you to find me, were Dr. Sigmundson's first words when Dr. Diamond identified himself and explained why he was calling.
00:46:31.380Dr. Sigmundson knew that Dr. Money had been distorting the facts of the case,
00:46:36.480but Dr. Sigmundson had not had the courage to come forward and challenge the famous Johns Hopkins psychologist.
00:46:44.640Dr. Diamond persuaded Dr. Sigmundson to let the truth be known.
00:46:49.200Finally, in an article published jointly by Diamond and Sigmundson in March of 1997,
00:46:55.920in the archives of pediatrics and adolescent medicine the facts of the story came to light
00:47:01.320the truth turned out to be very nearly the opposite of what dr money had reported far from
00:47:08.020an effortless transformation from male to female brenda slash bruce fought the assignment to the
00:47:13.500female gender even though she had not been informed of the truth of her sexual identity
00:47:19.480as a small child brenda tore off the frilly dresses her mother made she insisted on rolling
00:47:25.200in the mud with other boys, she stomped on the dolls that relatives gave her as presents. School
00:47:31.080had been an unending nightmare. Teachers and students alike somehow knew at a glance that
00:47:35.260something was not right about Brenda. Girls avoided her. Boys made fun of her. Teachers
00:47:40.960anxiously asked the parents for more information about what made Brenda so strange, so combative,
00:47:46.580so unladylike. One of Brenda's few friends at school later recalled, well, as far as I knew,
00:47:53.600Brenda was a girl physically, but from everything that she did and said, she indicated that she
00:47:59.340didn't want to be a girl. The other girls in our group were competitive against the boys. We wanted
00:48:04.340to prove we could do whatever they could do. We could get in arguments with the guys. We wouldn't
00:48:09.400have gone as far as to fight them physically. I wouldn't want a bruise on my face, for example,
00:48:15.040but Brenda fought with the boys. Brenda would take the bruises. I myself was a tomboy, but I never
00:48:21.180wanted to be a boy brenda did injections of female hormones did nothing to change brenda's boyish ways
00:48:29.600and when i say there was nothing feminine about brenda brother brian reimer later recalled i mean
00:48:35.060there was nothing feminine she walked like a guy sat with her legs apart she talked about guy things
00:48:43.220didn't give a crap about cleaning house getting married wearing makeup we both wanted to play
00:48:47.460with the guys build forts have snowball fights play army she'd get a skipping rope for a gift
00:48:52.960and the only thing we'd use that for was to tie people up or whip people with it she played with
00:48:58.180my toys tinker toys dump trucks the toy sewing machine she got just sat there remember neither
00:49:04.860brenda nor her brother nor any of her classmates knew the true story about her sexual identity
00:49:10.440they all thought she was a girl albeit a girl who behaved strangely the other kids at school
00:49:17.320called her gorilla or cave woman. One girl who made fun of Brenda must have been surprised when
00:49:22.920Brenda grabbed her by the front of her shirt, smashed her against the lockers, and threw her
00:49:27.080onto the ground. Boys who teased her got similar treatment. That's what always impressed me about
00:49:32.980Brenda, said a classmate. She'd actually fight with the boys who teased her. She'd haul off and
00:49:37.760punch them. I always wished I could do that. On March 14, 1980, when Brenda was 15 years old,
00:49:45.440ron and janet reimer finally told their child the truth she had been a normal boy until a terrible
00:49:54.600act of medical malpractice had destroyed his penis brenda was relieved he wasn't crazy after
00:50:01.400all his growing sexual interest in girls suddenly made sense everything made sense brenda insisted
00:50:08.280on immediately reassuming a male identity and he did so with remarkable ease despite having neither
00:50:14.060of penis nor testicles. He chose the name David because he felt that his life so far had been a
00:50:20.680David and Goliath struggle. Brenda is now David Reimer, happily married and the adoptive father
00:50:26.480of three children. He is proficient at automobile mechanics and enjoys watching televised sports.
00:50:33.400Reflecting on the case, Dr. Milton Diamond commented that if all these combined medical,
00:50:38.500surgical, and social efforts could not succeed in making that child accept a female gender identity,
00:51:10.420and that my friends that tragic story is where we are at today
00:51:19.800i've found that society generally is moving about six months faster than advertised
00:51:29.460through my career i you know one of the things working in radio that you're supposed to do
00:51:35.020is you're supposed to be able to empathize with your listeners you're supposed to be able to
00:51:39.600you know follow what they're following and and do what they're doing and so you can talk about it
00:51:44.940you can chat about it like buddies and um i always found that what's in the newspaper what's on
00:51:52.960television that's always about six months behind what's really going on these days i'm not so sure
00:51:59.220because all this stuff in this culture war seems to be bought and paid for by some benefactor from
00:52:05.480somewhere i don't know we can go ahead and point fingers and name names and say well it's george
00:52:09.480soros or bill gates or it's the world economic forum and that may be true it may not be true
00:52:13.500um i i believe that there is definitely some shady entity out there funding all this crap
00:52:21.780and just look on your facebook feed when you first open it to see for yourself i mean there
00:52:25.540is no way that this stuff is going to come you know i mean if your facebook feed or any other
00:52:30.980social media feed is designed to follow the things that you're interested in then there's no way that
00:52:36.920you should be getting feeds from glad gay now or or uh huffington post gay times at all unless it's
00:52:46.100all bought and paid for right and of course all those stories you're talking about lgbtq plus
00:52:51.580rights yeah bow to my flag or you will cease to exist you cis male
00:53:01.420um what was my original point all right so if my theory is true that actual society
00:53:14.600is six months ahead of all the crap that we're seeing online tv and radio and newspapers and
00:53:21.320all that stuff then i think we're winning this i think maybe the pendulum is starting starting to
00:53:26.500swing back i could be wrong i don't know but there's all kinds of noise being made right now
00:53:32.620from the detransition movement people who are getting their stories out there about how they
00:53:39.760were forced like chloe cole is a great example of this how they somehow felt forced forced by their
00:53:46.560their doctors to get these radical gender reassignment surgeries at age 12 12
00:53:54.480and they want to detransition back to their original sex
00:54:01.360they never changed sex in the first place they just were mutilated but they want to go back to
00:54:09.040the way things were before they made that terrible decision and i think that might be starting to
00:54:14.600catch on now but then again we do have to face the censorship monster head on in order to get
00:54:21.680these stories out there our kids are being subjected to this stuff you guys even after
00:54:28.260the very first failed experiment by that insidious mad doctor all that should have happened with that
00:54:37.360case was that the parents should have sued the doctor that did it and somehow tried to
00:54:49.400explain to their son this is what happened and I have no idea how they would ever do
00:54:55.480that but better that than telling them you're a girl because it's just impossible
00:55:06.060global news did a story on the two scientists fired from the winnipeg lab
00:55:13.100and the mps who are going to be examining the documents and this came out just a couple of
00:55:17.160days ago um we have been after this for three years guys or more so a panel of members of
00:55:27.880parliament and judges are going to review documents relating to the firing of these
00:55:31.080two scientists at canada's highest security laboratory wednesday house of commons leader
00:55:36.240mark holland revealed the names of mps and judges who will serve as arbiters on an ad hoc committee
00:55:40.980tasked to examine both redacted and unredacted documents pertaining to the national microbiology
00:55:47.320laboratory in winnipeg the case dates back to 2019 when scientist zhangu q and her husband
00:55:54.120and Kiding Cheng, were escorted out of Winnipeg, the Winnipeg lab, for reasons public health
00:56:00.460officials described as relating to possible breaches in security protocols.
00:56:07.340The couple were subsequently fired in January of 2021. The ad hoc committee proposed by the
00:56:13.760federal government will allow MPs to have, in secure setting, full access to related,
00:56:18.140redacted, and unredacted documents. We're never going to see them. It's never going to happen.
00:56:23.940And so it doesn't matter which MPs from which party are on this committee.
00:56:27.300It has where there is redacted information that the committee believes ought to be made public.
00:56:32.520The panel of arbiters composed of three former judges will determine how that information could be disclosed more widely without compromising that.
00:56:39.900It never it's never, ever, ever going to happen.
00:56:48.600Of course, the only way we could make this happen is to demand it. National security be damned. I don't see how this would affect national security in the least. I mean, these two scientists have already been dealt with, right?
00:57:05.760unless of course china is already here and if we if we somehow let it leak and this is only
00:57:14.400speculation let it leak that china was actually responsible for creating covet 19 at the lab in
00:57:20.660winnipeg and it released out to the world from here that could be a problem if chinese assets
00:57:27.000military assets are already in canada some people believe that i don't know uh left-wing
00:57:35.060corporate ctv says parks canada plans major rewrite of more than 200 historic site plaques
00:57:40.820yeah so listen to this they're affixed to old buildings where someone important used to live
00:57:47.280or they're mounted on a rock overlooking somewhere where something once happened
00:57:52.140cast and bronze are lettered on a sign they're sometimes the only history lesson many of us ever
00:57:58.520get and now parks canada wants hundreds of them change the way that many of the national historic
00:58:05.940designations are framed and positioned does not do justice to the breadth of the impacts they had
00:58:11.340on canadian society society this comes from pat kell who is the agency's director of heritage
00:58:17.900parks is in the middle of a three-year program to re-examine and rewrite
00:58:23.180the plaques that the historic sites and monuments board used to point out places deemed important
00:58:31.700to understanding Canada's past. My friends, they are going to rewrite our history in every way
00:58:38.260they can. The passport, the statues coming down, and now it's the plaques around Parks Canada.
00:58:43.620Sites slated for rewrite include fur trade forts like Fort Langley in BC, York Factory in Manitoba.
00:58:49.220Others relate to the War of 1812, like Queenston Heights in Ontario.
00:58:53.580Some involve historic figures who held...
00:59:01.720Some involve historic figures who held beliefs at odds with current standards.
00:59:06.460They include John A. MacDonald, Archibald Blaney, otherwise known as Gray Owl,
00:59:12.420and Nicholas Flood Davin, founder of one of the West's first newspapers.
00:59:16.720The rationale for the changes, as well as a list of priority sites, is outlined in a document obtained under the Freedom of Information legislation.
00:59:25.560The document says that out of 2,192 historic sites, about two-thirds of plaque texts are fine.
00:59:32.020Of the remainder, more than 200 are considered high priorities for change.
00:59:36.680Reasons include ignoring Indigenous contributions or using antiquated language like Indian or Eskimo.
00:59:42.940Another issue is controversial beliefs held by historical figures.
00:59:46.720so they are erasing history that they don't agree with
00:59:51.680the most common reason for rewriting covering plaques for french explorer jacques cartier
00:59:58.340alberta's bar you ranch and nunavitz kirkerton island whaling station are colonial assumptions
01:00:05.000plaque texts can be described as whiggish in character it says this refers to a form of
01:00:12.460history where the progress of western civilization is understood as inevitable
01:00:16.260well clearly it was because we're here all us colonizers
01:00:24.640earlier assumptions about canadian history that have excluded indigenous people among others can
01:00:30.980no longer be accepted those plans have drawn accusations of presentism oh my god they're
01:00:38.640making up words as they go along the mistake of judging the past by standards of the present
01:00:43.820such charges have been leveled by larry estola former vp of heritage conservation at parks canada
01:00:49.820a new woke perspective is being imposed on what was formerly an apolitical fact-driven historical
01:00:55.700designation process the same thing by the way has happened at the winnipeg museum sorry the
01:01:01.720manitoba museum it used to be called the manitoba museum of man and nature now it's just called the
01:01:06.860manitoba museum you walk in there and it's like woke woke woke woke woke woke woke woke woke
01:01:12.100it's amazing to me like people were woke in 1865 when they emigrated from
01:01:19.540uh europe over to this part of the world isn't that something
01:01:24.180kel said the changes are partly being driven by the 2015 report on the truth and reconciliation
01:01:32.820conciliation commission one of the actions calls to action recommended canada develop a wreck
01:01:37.300and ciliation framework for canadian heritage and commemoration she said it's an attempt to use the
01:01:43.000latest scholarship to broaden the stories told not erase familiar ones no no no no no you're erasing
01:01:48.080you're not broadening you're erasing they built on what was there before they take that as a
01:01:53.700starting point and add additional layers and voices it's a plaque
01:02:00.020all right so pfizer is going to start trying to give us the flu shots in mrna form and i'm sure
01:02:14.420you've heard a lot of this already um throughout the covet pandemic messenger rna mrna has been
01:02:23.040the spotlight for the critical role it's playing in the first ever approved mrna vaccine but in
01:02:29.220fact, Pfizer-BioNTech had entered into a worldwide collaboration agreement in 2018 to work on an mRNA
01:02:35.180vaccine for a different virus. What? Of course, this comes from Pfizer, so they can tell you
01:02:42.780anything they want to tell you. Pfizer's first part, and it never would have seen the light of
01:02:48.120day either, this vaccine. Sorry, not vaccine, this genetic formula. Pfizer's first partnership with
01:02:54.660biotech was to look at ways to develop a more effective flu vaccine so the work has continued
01:03:00.240in in september of 2022 pfizer began recruiting volunteers in their phase three clinical trial
01:03:05.880for that mrna flu vaccine they are going to try and jam mrna heard it hear it here from pfizer first
01:03:13.640they are going to try and jam this mrna down our throats with every single thing that there is to
01:03:22.060be vaccinated for out there which is going to drive people the other way and apparently they're
01:03:28.100already doing it to livestock the food we eat beef company ceo from the liberty daily.com says
01:03:35.040i'll shut down the company before we ship a single bag with mrna injected meat good for you bud
01:03:41.340quickly but quietly big pharma various state governments are working to inject
01:03:46.200beef and dairy cattle with mrna vaccines the practice has been happening with pork since
01:03:52.1002018 and beef is next on the agenda jason nelson is the ceo of whole cows he's been watching the
01:03:59.080developments closely his texas company which specializes in shelf stable freeze dried meat
01:04:04.680for long-term storage has vowed to never allow gene therapy cattle to enter food supply through
01:04:10.860their products plus the liberty daily benefits when you put it i'll shut down the company before
01:04:15.900we ship a single bag of mrna injected meat he said that's why we're growing as quickly as possible
01:04:21.640so we can achieve the buying power to produce large amounts we're relatively small right now
01:04:25.680but we want to have a surplus of tens of thousands of bags of beef by 2024 and hopefully there are
01:04:31.420other companies doing this as well this is going to be the last story of the night you guys i know
01:04:37.480you want to get to your long weekend so thank you for being here tonight for this show i will be in
01:04:42.820calgary next thursday for the fire and ice event with jamie saleh and theo flurry and i'm not sure
01:04:49.580if there are tickets left or not but uh you can always check go to canadiansfortruth.ca if you're
01:04:55.320in the calgary area canadiansfortruth.ca and if there's tickets buy them and come and see me i'd
01:05:01.460love to see you i'll give you a hug and a handshake it'd be awesome there's going to be a meet and
01:05:04.960greet uh before the show starts that evening and then another hour after the show is over so we'll
01:05:10.860have plenty of opportunity to sit down and have chit chats and i'm really really looking forward
01:05:16.400to spending time with you guys out there in calgary city the city of calgary will replace
01:05:21.900the canada day fireworks with a stunning display of lights and sounds the celebrations will include
01:05:28.320an enhanced pyrotechnique show on a stage at fort calgary pyrotechnic sorry rather than the usual sky
01:05:36.300show. Calgarians hoping to catch Canada Day fireworks from their favorite vantage point
01:05:44.460across the city may not get the show they're hoping for this year. The city has announced
01:05:49.600it will pilot a new way to conclude Canada Day, which involves an enhanced pyrotechnic
01:05:54.560show on stage instead of the sky high show normally seen across much of the city. In
01:06:01.600a news release the city describes it as a visually stunning stunning display of lights and sounds
01:06:07.680that will be launched from the main stage at fort calgary during the headliner act
01:06:11.640the changes this year are being treated as a pilot the city is trying a new approach to address
01:06:17.580cultural community and environmental effects previously experienced with traditional canada
01:06:22.720day fireworks according to franca gultieri manager of arts and culture at the city of calgary so
01:06:30.040this is another way to erase pride in our country just like happened last year in winnipeg
01:06:35.680when they replaced the canada day celebrations at the forks with something called a new day
01:06:41.680and there were no fireworks a new day on july the first when everybody in the city all 900 000
01:06:52.380people were expecting canada day celebrations we're going to go to the forks and catch the
01:06:58.920fireworks like we do every canada day no no no there's no canada day they've also by the way
01:07:03.340stopped the celebration they used to have on canada day long weekend in the osborne village
01:07:08.300and they claimed well you know it's because people were puking and there were too much
01:07:12.140drinking and fighting and that celebration was going on for over 20 years no problems
01:07:17.020and then all of a sudden a few years ago you know we're not doing this anymore it's just too much
01:07:21.820trouble even though it brought in millions of dollars for the vendors in that area of town
01:07:27.500all of a sudden now all of the vendors in the in that area of town say they don't want it
01:07:31.700it's a cash cow for are you kidding me so what was really behind that decision well
01:07:38.740it is a very woke area of town after all guys we have to stay and i understand there's so many
01:07:46.280different fronts we need to be fighting on but we have to stop this stuff from happening
01:07:51.280we are allowed to have canada day and they're trying to erase it from existence
01:07:57.800i'm surprised they even allow victoria day to happen still has there been any statues toppled
01:08:05.260yet because this is victoria day long weekend we've kind of erased that right like we call it
01:08:10.880may 2-4 in ontario and may may long in the rest of the country but we never usually say well it's
01:08:16.120queen victoria's birthday it's victoria day my mom used to tell me that when i was like 10 years old
01:08:21.800running around with a sparkler but now it's just may 2-4 weekend and that's when you start losing
01:08:29.920the meaning behind things so the trudeau government may just say well you know um we're gonna have a
01:08:36.760long weekend uh every may just like we have been doing but we're gonna call it something else
01:08:42.220just take away the meaning that's what they're doing they're they're changing the meanings of
01:08:47.640things in this country they're trying we're still going to celebrate on july 1st don't worry about
01:08:51.600it's just not going to be a canada thing that's all well it's canada day that is canada day we
01:08:58.980need to keep that we need to keep the history in our parks with the plaques and they're changing
01:09:06.220that. They changed the passport. This is how you tear down a society to replace it with your own
01:09:12.700idea of what society should be. And it's been going on for a while. How do we stop it?
01:09:20.020We make phone calls. I rate phone calls to politicians. Politicians are the ones who are
01:09:27.520worried, not bureaucrats. Politicians are the ones who are worried about their pensions and their
01:09:32.400jobs and getting elected in the next term and if they hear from thousands of their own constituents
01:09:41.360about all of this nonsense even if they're liberal or ndp believe it they will stop this
01:09:47.360this crapola from happening if they can and only if they can and if they can't then we'll know
01:09:56.800and we already know that but then we can prove that it's coming from somewhere else
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01:12:33.400the show uh tonight you guys i want you to have a fantastic long weekend i will be back on monday
01:12:39.320night at eight o'clock for another shadow at night live stream i will do tuesday as well
01:12:43.400wednesday there will be no show because i'll be in transit on my way to calgary
01:12:48.080um thursday night of course no show i will try i will be in calgary on friday but i'm going to
01:12:54.120try and do a show on friday night so we'll see how that goes and if not i'll definitely be doing
01:12:59.840live hits from uh from the fire and ice show with jamie and theo while i'm in calgary it should be
01:13:07.840fun so you guys again have a great long weekend i will catch you monday night at eight o'clock
01:13:12.400central for another shadow with night live stream until then i love you all and i will talk to you