The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Fri Nov. 18th⧸2022 w⧸Wayne from What's Up Canada

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00:01:30.000 hey everybody hey hey hey my friends my friends welcome shadow at night it's

00:01:58.680 november 18th friday night 2022 wayne peters what's up canada is on the show tonight and

00:02:04.620 tonight the theme for wayne and i is going to be mostly about internet censorship and what's going

00:02:09.360 on in the united states to stop this and we're not talking about rallies or riots or congressional

00:02:16.960 hearings we're talking about court cases that should soon be concluded and if it happens in

00:02:25.340 the next two to three months oh we could have more freedom on the internet specifically social

00:02:31.000 media than we've had in many many years so Wayne and I will discuss that based upon an interview

00:02:35.820 he had on what's up canada.org the other night with a guy called Jason Fick of a group called

00:02:42.760 let me see here a group called social media freedom foundation social media freedom.org

00:02:49.400 let me say some hellos hello Steve and Wendy from Shiloh hello Rodney well Steve and Wendy

00:02:55.160 or not together Steve is in Selkirk and Wendy is in Shiloh hello Rodney in Montreal Donatella

00:03:00.720 watching from Montreal Chuck in Kamloops hello Debbie now Chuck you'll be interested in this

00:03:06.380 episode tonight because I remember you saying in the comments last night that you had just come

00:03:12.020 out of a 30-day Facebook jail sentence and apparently you're in there more often than not

00:03:18.920 hello Cora from Edmonton oh you guys get no Christmas tree this year we'll tell you more

00:03:23.780 about that in just a second christine hello from paris ontario joan from nova scotia hello celine

00:03:30.540 from ottawa rosa is in winnipeg hello linda in lake lady lake saskatchewan cheryl is watching

00:03:36.660 from bose azure sharon from dunsford ontario jj from waterton park alberta julie at hillside beach

00:03:44.660 patricia is in cornwall janet hello in orillia jan another janet from belleville hello lisa from

00:03:50.840 grand prairie donna tommy is watching in saskatchewan barrazin carolyn barrazin from

00:03:56.840 popcom bc carolyn why does your last name come up first and your first name come up last hello

00:04:01.960 elita in cumberland rasim is in swift current speedy creek saskatchewan murray is in alameda

00:04:08.160 not california i love when you do that it's becoming a staple here on the show marina on

00:04:14.920 vancouver island hello ruth in snowy gimley don is watching from gainford alberta gloria

00:04:21.080 is watching shelly is watching dorothy is watching gloria asks who else is still thinking about last

00:04:29.400 night's pay-per-view event and there's a lot of people who are boyd anderson was my guest on that

00:04:35.440 last night and he revealed some things that we just didn't know based upon actual experience

00:04:44.140 with the cabal it's still available if you guys want to see it go ahead and look on the page here

00:04:49.520 it's five dollars and 49 cents so what is going on tonight first of all i have been asked so many

00:04:56.980 times shadow will you be live streaming the events next week from the public order emergency

00:05:03.640 commission let's see who's on the witness list next week david vigno and some of his underlings

00:05:10.640 David Vigneault is the head of CSIS. Then you got Bill Blair. He's the minister of emergency

00:05:16.940 preparedness. Marco Mendocino, who is the minister of, what is he the minister of? Some minister,

00:05:25.640 not transport. That's Omar Al-Ghabra, who will also be testifying. The Mendocino thing is going

00:05:32.100 to come to me. David Lamedi, he's the attorney general. He will be testifying. Anita Anand,

00:05:37.080 who is the minister of defense you've got christia freeland deputy prime minister and

00:05:43.120 minister of finance katie telford who is the chief of staff of the prime minister's office

00:05:48.280 and there he is at the bottom of your screen ladies and gentlemen the one the only

00:05:54.360 blackface himself justin trudeau will be on the stand next week marco mendocino

00:06:03.900 emergency not emergency preparedness transport yeah doesn't matter i think he's going to be

00:06:13.320 their fall guy so will i be live streaming all of this next week you bet your sweet bippy i will be

00:06:21.880 every single day now i've heard some rumblings that they're not going to be live streaming it

00:06:27.560 from the commission i haven't been able to clear that up yet with my friends in ottawa

00:06:32.960 We're hearing from some people, yeah, they're not going to do it.

00:06:36.340 We're hearing from some people, oh, no, absolutely.

00:06:38.680 Of course they're doing it.

00:06:39.540 People want to see.

00:06:40.620 So if they are doing it, if we are able to get a stream from the commission, from the

00:06:46.240 hearing, then, of course, I'll be live streaming it.

00:06:49.520 Okay, what happened at the commission today?

00:06:52.140 Well, this is from the Twitter account of the real Andy Lee.

00:06:55.760 Privy Council Clerk Janice Charette provides a new definition of a national security threat

00:07:01.160 And after failing to meet the threshold under the CSIS Act, here we go.

00:07:05.980 It is Canada's international reputation.

00:07:07.800 We are a G7 country.

00:07:09.620 We are committed to the rule of law.

00:07:11.980 And what was being seen in some other parts of the world were protests.

00:07:16.860 I think we saw them at a minimum in France, in the Netherlands, in New Zealand, if I remember my media coverage right, with trucks with Canadian flags on them.

00:07:26.360 the prime minister was getting questions from from international leaders about just what was

00:07:31.720 going on in canada so the culmination of all these things are about our national interest and so um

00:07:38.040 in pulling together section 58 it was about a threshold but it was also about the other factors

00:07:43.240 that went into the deliberations around the invocation of the act and if i could well i'm

00:07:48.280 talking about 16 58 just for a minute i mean part of because we kind of got out of the invocation

00:07:53.640 memo um part of what i relied upon in my advice around uh the my advice to invoke the act

00:08:03.560 was the nature of the emergency act itself time temporary time limited targeted measures

00:08:10.840 uh that would supplement um provincial and territorial not displace that were compliant

00:08:16.440 with the charter so it was not just about invoking the act was what the act was allowing

00:08:21.720 government to to authorize to have happen so it was about the nature of those measures but also

00:08:28.320 the accountability framework that is built into the emergency act that had not been used before

00:08:34.180 including things like tabling before parliament a justification on why the act was invoked

00:08:41.080 an explanation about the consultation with provinces and territories a requirement for a

00:08:46.700 vote to be held and the house of commons to approve and the senate we know the senate vote

00:08:52.120 didn't happen because the act was revoked but the house of commons approved the the invocation

00:08:56.760 of the emergency act there were there is a process to establish a joint house senate committee

00:09:02.100 there's this process the commission of inquiry around this is a lot of blah blah blah isn't it

00:09:06.980 and transparency around what happened there's a very robust accountability framework so the test

00:09:12.840 was met i had a level of of comfort in terms of the nature of the measures extraordinary as they

00:09:19.020 were this last resort they were and an accountability for them just to complete the

00:09:24.280 thought so i get blah blah blah blah blah blah blah nothing i got nothing nothing okay this is

00:09:34.740 miller time everybody canada's from true north tnc.news canada's deputy secretary of emergency

00:09:40.520 preparedness jackie bogdan refuses to answer questions about the government's justification

00:09:46.520 of invoking the emergencies act here it is can you agree with me that a threat to the security

00:09:52.280 of canada in the emergencies act from your understanding has the same meaning as it

00:09:58.040 does in section two of the csesis act i'm going to decline to answer this uh this question i'm

00:10:05.080 sorry i don't feel uh that uh in my current responsibilities and uh my knowledge and

00:10:12.920 understanding that i can answer that question for you okay this is one of the commission documents

00:10:17.560 and i just want to know if this is your understanding and was your understanding at

00:10:20.680 the time okay this is something that the commissioners wrote it says threats to the

00:10:24.920 security of canada has the same meaning assigned by section two of the canadian security intelligence

00:10:28.920 Act. Do you have any reason to disagree with that? Again, I don't feel expert enough to be

00:10:40.480 able to answer that question. What about CSIS, the RCMP, the Canadian Security Intelligence

00:10:45.340 Service, or Canadian Security Intelligence Establishment, all of the other civil servants

00:10:50.800 outside of the DOJ.

00:10:53.400 Did they ever advise you of that?

00:10:57.460 Me personally?

00:10:59.300 You in a group of people?

00:11:03.360 There would have been discussions about this,

00:11:05.860 but I think those questions, you know,

00:11:11.960 about, were, you know,

00:11:14.140 put to the National Security and Intelligence Advisor yesterday.

00:11:17.340 and i i would defer to um uh whatever answers she provided to the commission yesterday on

00:11:25.240 these questions i don't feel in a position that i can answer those questions

00:11:30.320 outside of uh the national security intelligence advisor yesterday where you heard her advising

00:11:40.460 that there's going to be legal argument that this means something different than it says

00:11:45.180 than there was going to be no one seems to be able to answer this you understand though that

00:11:53.740 to invoke an emergency under the emergencies act that you can only do so if certain legal

00:12:04.140 requisites under that actor met is that fair i think i'm going to decline to answer this question

00:12:14.940 thank you okay okay so that is just to reiterate that is canada's deputy secretary of emergency

00:12:25.660 preparedness i don't know guys i can't wait for next week like i hope you will join me seriously

00:12:38.740 let's get some daytime popcorns in the morning we'll have coffee and whatnot and then in the

00:12:46.020 afternoon maybe some popcorns maybe we'll crack a bottle of brandy or rye or something in the

00:12:51.580 afternoon maybe not every day but i want you to watch it with me next week i know a lot of you

00:12:57.780 have to work but tune it in anyway listen it's going to be awesome okay so for those of you in

00:13:05.040 Ontario. And for that matter, everywhere else in the country, this is actually very important

00:13:09.840 because what happens in Ontario, as I've pointed out before, generally happens in the rest of the

00:13:16.080 country in the next couple of weeks once Ontario does it, whatever it happens to be. So remember

00:13:21.140 a few days ago, Ontario's chief medical officer of health, Dr. Kieran Moore, highly recommending

00:13:27.620 that all Ontarians wear a mask indoors, including children between two and five, listen to him.

00:13:33.180 in response to the worsening trends and existing challenges for our health care system i'm strongly

00:13:38.380 recommending that all ontarians not just those at high risk wear a mask in indoor public settings

00:13:45.100 especially around our most vulnerable ontarians the very young and the very old i'm also recommending

00:13:52.540 that if possible children between two and five wear a mask with supervision if they can tolerate

00:13:58.700 the mask and safely put it on and off okay all right i played that for you monday or tuesday

00:14:06.920 night i can't remember which but we have that's news that's not long ago so this is all over

00:14:15.120 twitter by the way oh and twitter has restored some accounts so far the babylon b is back and

00:14:20.540 dr jordan peterson is back and hopefully some more will be returning

00:14:23.840 ontario chief medical officer of health dr kieran moore spotted maskless at toronto life's 50 most

00:14:32.920 influential torontonians dinner party three days after strongly recommending ontarians

00:14:38.840 return to masking indoors why there he is there right there

00:14:43.320 and this young lady here she's rapping and there he is standing there with a drink right here

00:14:50.480 do you see a mask on this man 0.76

00:14:53.320 is he stupid or something i have to ask that i mean i i i have to i have to ask that 0.59

00:15:06.500 if you were going to recommend highly strongly recommend to all ontarians to wear a mask 0.92

00:15:14.720 in indoor social situations and then not do it yourself you my friend are fired 0.73

00:15:22.440 if doug ford doesn't fire him over this then doug ford is an ass 0.54

00:15:27.980 that's all there is to it that and you know what if you're looking for just cause 0.66

00:15:33.580 i think he just gave doug ford just cause so just cause means you don't have to give this

00:15:41.920 guy any severance whatsoever he made a very strong recommendation to the entire province

00:15:47.980 of ontario which is 15 million people to wear a mask in social situations indoors

00:15:55.040 three days later he is at a social situation indoors no mask

00:16:03.060 isn't it practice what you preach especially when the cbc the left-wing corporate marxist

00:16:11.140 taxpayer funded cbc is saying new immune evasive strains of highly transmissible omicron are

00:16:17.140 spreading in new brunswick and it's gonna come here soon oh no they're not done yet they are not

00:16:27.620 done yet oh uh this guy here al roker he's the famous weatherman from some network morning

00:16:36.620 television show has been for like 30 years well he's in the hospital for blood clots

00:16:42.500 he has been for the past couple of weeks so of course the first question everybody is asking is

00:16:48.440 he jabby jabbed and the answer is yes here's the video of al back in january of last year getting

00:16:54.540 the poke yeah now we'll do the show you don't need to see any more of that you just see that

00:17:05.020 there he is getting it and since then he's been boosted a couple of times and he's in the hospital

00:17:09.940 for blood clots i mean i am not saying that correlation equals causation i'm just saying

00:17:16.840 that yeah city of edmonton those of you watching from the great city of champions

00:17:24.160 tonight you used to be i know you can stop calling yourselves that now

00:17:31.740 but still a great city i love edmonton the city of edmonton opts out of christmas tree because

00:17:39.560 of environmental factors again from tnc.news for the first time since 1999 the edmonton downtown

00:17:47.620 business woke associations holiday light event light up event won't have a giant christmas tree

00:17:55.320 and the city of edmonton says it won't step in to provide a tree because of the environmental

00:18:01.000 impact edba executive director punita mcbryan said the annual christmas tree display typically

00:18:09.680 draws in many residents but the foot traffic doesn't translate into business for edmonton

00:18:14.140 shops and restaurants why not i mean you got all this extra foot traffic people aren't stopping

00:18:20.720 into your place does it stink so the group has rethought its event to fix the oversight

00:18:27.940 replacing the Christmas tree with other light installations like a life-sized bison, which is

00:18:33.800 a Manitoba thing. The city of Edmonton has confirmed there won't be a Christmas tree. It's

00:18:38.720 estimated the cost to install a tree and provide public programming at $124,000. The city factored

00:18:45.320 in the cost and the environmental implications of cutting down and transporting mature natural

00:18:49.760 forestry and decided to explore other opportunities to bring vibrancy to Churchill Square that would

00:18:55.020 compliment the new holiday light holiday light up event no christmas mention being planned by

00:19:00.560 the edmonton downtown business association so you're out of luck edmonton i guess you're the

00:19:04.880 tree that you've got in your house is going to have to do okay this was sent to me about a half

00:19:11.840 an hour before the show started tonight and i thought well wayne and i are going to be talking

00:19:15.440 about internet censorship and how close it is to maybe crumbling down which is great news for all

00:19:20.840 of us and and this is a video of josh hawley senator josh hawley in the united states speaking

00:19:27.740 to uh a secretary i can't remember his name about big tech collusion with the government this is

00:19:34.800 six minutes and nine seconds hawley has got the evidence this guy denies it anyway check it out

00:19:41.860 senator hawley you're recognized for your questions thank you very much mr chairman thanks again to

00:19:45.380 the witnesses for being here to secretary very nice to see you i didn't get to visit with you

00:19:49.220 last time, so let's start with you. I think my colleagues have established, given what we're

00:19:53.460 seeing on the southern border, the massive increase in illegality there, that that's clearly not a

00:19:58.500 priority for your agency. So let's talk about what appears to be, and that is spying on Americans and

00:20:03.100 censoring their speech. You have turned your agency into a censorship machine. Now, you said

00:20:09.720 earlier this year that you disbanded the Disinformation Governance Board, which I thought

00:20:13.660 was totally unconstitutional, but that turns out to be, at best, misleading. That's just the tip

00:20:18.220 at the iceberg in terms of what you're doing. Your own quadrennial review, which was just reported

00:20:23.200 in the press, says that disinformation is going to be the new focus at DHS. The quad review says

00:20:30.320 that DHS plans to target, I'm quoting now, inaccurate information domestically on a wide

00:20:35.680 array of subjects, including, quoting, the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic, the efficacy of COVID-19

00:20:43.060 vaccines, racial justice, U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, and the nature of U.S. support from

00:20:49.800 for Ukraine. This is what you're devoting your agency's resources to. So I guess my first

00:20:55.980 question is, is an American citizen who criticizes COVID mandates now to be treated as a domestic

00:21:00.800 terrorist? Of course not. And I'd like to say three things since you have three inaccuracies

00:21:06.340 in the question you posed to me. Number one, border security is a priority of ours. Number

00:21:11.060 two, the department does not censor speech, and number three, we did not publish a quadrennial

00:21:16.260 review. Does it exist, the quadrennial review? I believe it is being worked on. Well, it's been

00:21:22.080 published in the media. Will you make it public? When it is final, it will be public. Mr. Chairman,

00:21:28.480 without objection, I'd like to enter this article called The Truth Cops, published in The Intercept.

00:21:33.580 uh here's my question then if if you're not censoring speech and if you're not treating

00:21:41.820 americans as domestic terrorists then why is it that you're pressuring big tech to treat

00:21:48.100 american citizens as if they're threats to the homeland why are you pressuring them

00:21:53.000 to censor speech let me just let me just take let's take a look at some new documents that 0.85

00:21:57.260 have come to light that show what your administration is doing this administration

00:22:01.100 is doing to censor speech let's take a look at this email from july 16th 2021 it's over my

00:22:07.060 shoulder here facebook emailing hhs saying i know our teams met today to better understand the scope

00:22:13.400 of what the white house expects from us on misinformation going forward you familiar with

00:22:18.640 that email no let's try another one and if i should however hold on hold on that hold on hold

00:22:24.320 on hold on hold on we'll get to that you're not familiar with this all right let's try a different

00:22:30.080 one here's one from july 20th 2021 the white house emails facebook saying any way we can get this

00:22:36.140 pulled down 46 seconds later facebook responds yep we're on it are you familiar with that email

00:22:42.920 no okay how about how about this one july 23rd 2021 facebook employee writes to hhs says thank

00:22:51.360 you for taking the time to meet today wanted to make sure you saw the steps we took just this past

00:22:56.600 week to adjust policies and what we are removing with respect to misinformation are you familiar

00:23:01.420 with that one uh senator we do not instruct just just yes just yes or no uh no because i'm the

00:23:07.440 secretary of dhs well i'm asking you that because it's funny you say that a federal judge has just

00:23:14.120 found as a finding of fact mr secretary that your office and i'm going to quote now is supervising

00:23:20.220 the nerve center of federally directed censorship it's a federal judge and a federal lawsuit

00:23:26.860 you are supervising the nerve center of federally directed censorship here's another email august

00:23:34.420 20th 2021 facebook writes again to hhs and highlights that facebook is increasing the

00:23:40.180 strength of our demotions for covid and vaccine related content april 16th 2021 rob flaherty at

00:23:46.980 the White House circulates a Zoom meeting invitation to Twitter employees stating White

00:23:51.280 House staff will be briefed by Twitter on vaccine misinformation. We have example after example of

00:23:59.200 this administration coordinated, apparently, according to a federal court by your agency,

00:24:04.660 pressuring, coercing social media companies to engage in censorship. Is that constitutional?

00:24:10.780 That is unequivocally false.

00:24:12.980 Is what the emails show.

00:24:14.900 It is unequivocally false, Senator.

00:24:16.480 You are not pressuring the big tech companies to take down accounts.

00:24:20.360 You are not meeting with them to ask them to censor on your behalf.

00:24:24.160 That is correct.

00:24:24.740 We are not.

00:24:25.400 You're not having any meetings with them whatsoever.

00:24:27.780 We meet with the tech companies.

00:24:31.020 How often?

00:24:31.640 To address the Homeland Security mission.

00:24:35.660 How often do you meet with them?

00:24:36.840 For example, online child sexual exploitation is a scourge in this country.

00:24:44.780 And we have an obligation to address it.

00:24:47.600 You're saying that no one in your office has ever met with, coordinated, or otherwise engaged in any contact with a social media company in which you spoke to them about vaccine mandates, about COVID mask mandates, about the withdrawal from Afghanistan, about the current U.S. involvement in Ukraine.

00:25:07.460 None of that has ever happened.

00:25:08.540 I don't know what you're referring to, Senator.

00:25:10.980 Read the emails.

00:25:12.100 And I can tell you this.

00:25:13.100 Well, you've actually cited emails outside of our department.

00:25:16.280 I've cited a federal judge who says your department is engaged in supervising the nerve center of federally directed censorship.

00:25:25.320 Here's my point, Mr. Secretary.

00:25:26.940 It has been established for years in this country, as you very well know, because you're a lawyer,

00:25:31.220 that the federal government may not use private third parties to engage in activities that are unconstitutional.

00:25:38.560 That's exactly what you and this administration are doing.

00:25:41.520 you are leveraging private companies to carry out censorship on your behalf it's dystopian

00:25:48.500 but worse than that it's unconstitutional it's also false oh that is awesome where's the where's

00:25:56.580 the politicians in canada to stand up to this kind of nonsense wayne peters with what's up canada

00:26:04.800 is on the show hello wayne and thank you for joining i appreciate it oh i was enjoying that

00:26:12.020 uh it is it's uh um just uh such a fine example of some of facebook's other problems and uh the

00:26:23.800 overlap with you know some minor issues like the constitution um the law um

00:26:30.820 speaking of politicians did you see ted falk he's a manitoba mp and he stood up in the house of

00:26:38.220 commons yesterday and he went on a nine minute diatribe about how the government has mishandled

00:26:44.840 everything and he started talking about this very stuff that josh hawley was talking about today in

00:26:49.420 the united states and so much more and i thought wow where you been ted and i got to get you on

00:26:55.000 the show. Have you seen any of that at all? No, I haven't. But people are going to better get used

00:27:03.560 to seeing a glut of this kind of media discussion. This is going to soon dominate an awful lot of

00:27:16.960 the platforms top to bottom with obligatory spin and narrative attached to each respectively.

00:27:25.000 but this is going to be some of the most contentious subjects going on in

00:27:31.360 America in the next six months,

00:27:33.620 at least for sure.

00:27:34.920 What about Canada?

00:27:36.440 Well,

00:27:37.060 let's see,

00:27:37.400 this is where we're,

00:27:38.500 we're in the shadows of where,

00:27:41.480 where America big brother goes,

00:27:44.160 Canada rides the ripples of in the shadow.

00:27:47.420 Well,

00:27:47.660 you know,

00:27:48.000 little,

00:27:48.280 little kid,

00:27:49.180 annoying kid brother is always there.

00:27:51.840 And,

00:27:52.400 And so there's been a real juggling of the pieces on the board over the last couple of weeks.

00:27:59.960 It's like the dog ran by and kicked the chessboard and not everything is quite back where it's supposed to be on the risk game.

00:28:07.240 So there's been a lot of moving players, a lot of pieces shuffling, and it's absolutely insane because what's happening is we're starting to see more of the deeper, more solid things that are coming into alignment.

00:28:22.400 what our Canadian politician, that fellow you were referring to,

00:28:26.760 is talking about, this is going to suddenly in Canada

00:28:30.700 make a big difference to what's happening down there

00:28:32.840 because laws that they're writing and passing and using

00:28:35.340 and leveraging and weaponizing here are only accomplished

00:28:40.840 through these exact same platforms.

00:28:44.320 So if the platforms down there are forced to completely alter themselves

00:28:49.980 and everything that how they operate and function all of the tools that these guys have been using

00:28:57.100 and waging as weapons might be a foreign language to to the system down there so

00:29:04.020 this is going to be really interesting to see where this all shakes out as far as how that goes

00:29:09.380 because there's like i want to get into that i want to get into that in just a couple of minutes

00:29:13.780 because i know you had an interview with jason fick the other night jason's with social media

00:29:18.400 freedom foundation he has a fantastic story to tell uh i was just reading it here online and i

00:29:24.900 watched some of the interview you had with him a couple of hours ago it was a great interview and

00:29:28.660 the guy is strong like bull but let me ask you a question how many times have you been censored

00:29:35.120 or taken down from big tech i'm talking youtube twitter facebook the big three you know i i used

00:29:42.500 to put more value on that until I interviewed Jason. Jason has lost more, had more than 83

00:29:54.660 million followers and users wiped from him. All of a sudden, the 12 or 15 platforms, three or four

00:30:03.520 websites uh uh 40 50 000 users that i've been uh you know stolen had stolen from me literally

00:30:11.920 um is pretty minuscule in comparison to what jason's gone through uh and and this wasn't he

00:30:20.600 like didn't he have something like 300 000 followers on facebook and no no 300 000 a month

00:30:25.720 he was generating and in revenue from from advertising and he had millions of followers

00:30:31.420 And all of a sudden, Facebook arbitrarily decided to take his pages down.

00:30:36.060 Did they give him a reason for that at all, ever?

00:30:39.020 No, no, they didn't.

00:30:40.900 And this is where this story is so, I can't even begin to score the importance of this

00:30:47.780 story and how honored I was to be able to get a chance to share his story.

00:30:54.600 This should be the biggest story in North America right now, because it's the deepest

00:30:59.160 problem that's on the books right now um so yeah he had 83 million followers which was making

00:31:06.200 you know 300 grand a month uh he had you know everything you know he had the dream life

00:31:12.300 and all of a sudden they just cut all of his stuff and took down all of his pages

00:31:17.180 and gave him no justification for it it turns out later on it was because it was basically

00:31:22.240 is political ideology um and he proved this by uh selling some of his content to somebody else

00:31:29.740 and rebranding it and uh because they were a supporter uh they got front billing and uh all

00:31:35.960 of his content went back to life on on the media platforms right so content but just with a

00:31:43.000 owner correct correct okay correct uh so he took them to task and and this is where i i talk about

00:31:52.320 it often about the wheels of justice move so much slower than how we experience life we're so and

00:31:57.360 you know full of anxiety everything's moving so quickly uh jason's been in this since 2014 was

00:32:04.100 when this started to happen he started to take facebook to task um and it boils down to his

00:32:09.980 victories come under basically in in in the lowest common denominator understanding the

00:32:17.060 difference between two words a and the when you create something shadow you publish it who's the

00:32:27.300 owner me you are the publisher right yeah yeah that's right like this show right now i am

00:32:38.000 publishing this show onto several different platforms but i am the owner of this this is

00:32:43.440 my intellectual property yes you are the publisher facebook youtube brumble are a publisher not the

00:32:51.460 publisher they do not have the rights of ownership to your to your content this just this justification

00:32:59.540 away of all of the censorship because oh well they own the platforms they can do what they want with

00:33:04.420 they're the publisher of no no no no no so how does this shake down way and by the way are you

00:33:11.080 uh at a lake right now somewhere with no snow or no this is just you know my uh i don't i was

00:33:19.680 trying to think of the name of the movie uh john cusack uh uh woody harrelson uh the end of the

00:33:26.500 world the apocalypse and uh woody harrelson's there shaking his fist with his beer and his

00:33:31.800 bullhorn at the end of the world uh uh the parody comedy uh zombie movie pardon me was it a zombie

00:33:41.100 movie is it like no no it was more more of an apocalypse now parody uh somebody will come up

00:33:46.760 with it in in the uh in the comments there i'm sure john cusack moody harrelson uh so just kind

00:33:52.540 of my dark sense of humor because it really uh this is the apocalypse for the former publishing

00:33:59.620 platforms that have, for decades, taken advantage of an infinite loop created within the court

00:34:09.280 system. Jason took them to task, put eight years into fighting them, has gone through 13 different

00:34:17.960 court proceedings, and now he has literally got, I think it's the Fourth Circuit Court, the Ninth

00:34:23.560 circuit court and the supreme court circuit uh with all caught in you can't be lying and tell

00:34:29.460 the truth at the same time and based on the constitution um there's going to what's going

00:34:35.020 to happen how this shakes out is 26 years worth of rulings now get overturned we're talking about

00:34:44.940 section 230 down there right correct okay correct now please remind the viewers because i'm still a

00:34:53.080 little bit foggy on this as well section 230 is part of uh the internet uh what's the the law

00:35:01.580 called i i forget the internet safety uh uh act or something along those lines it was what was

00:35:08.640 the foundation for all of these terms of service use agreements that uh they continuously update

00:35:15.760 and change on us and uh what they've done is over the the decades they've created infinite loops

00:35:22.220 where there is no accountability and it basically turns into a money printing press because they

00:35:29.280 control and own all of the content so anything that they want to commandeer they just obliterate

00:35:35.740 the person and there's there's nothing you can do about it because under the assumption or as

00:35:41.700 it was used they are the the publisher and that is incorrect so how that affects us people like

00:35:47.200 you and I, is if they turn around and deplatform us because we are a threat in the news space

00:35:54.420 and they can't use our material for advertising and marketing and promotional propaganda,

00:36:00.460 they just cancel us and they give that space to the fake news.

00:36:08.880 Right.

00:36:09.740 To somebody who agrees with their political ideology.

00:36:12.240 this law was written in 1996 which includes section 230 so please explain what is section 230

00:36:21.220 to us well and this is where people i i'm doing a disservice to the magnitude of this

00:36:29.280 story by trying to you know uh cole's notes through something that is no no we got time

00:36:35.240 man we i just want to know what 230 is so we can continue on with the discussion but we need to

00:36:39.720 have this established before we can continue it's basically that it gave them this this so their

00:36:46.360 their way their laws are written or it's uh amendments a b and c um and um i should if i

00:36:54.840 could have given you a graphic that covers that he he brought that up on our interview a great reason

00:36:59.400 to go and watch that um but uh through the amendments that they made the a b and c they

00:37:07.600 created an infinite loop so that the the producer of the content would never be able to go past

00:37:14.720 this point in the in the the the protection um of the freedom of of speech so that's where they

00:37:21.400 broke the constitution was creating this infinite loop uh where you get your you as the producer

00:37:27.940 never can own your own content right and you just every check and balance led back to the same loop

00:37:34.960 So it was basically a backdoor safety mechanism written into that law that was through misinterpretation has allowed them to basically own and manipulate and influence.

00:37:51.240 And then you combine that with the propaganda, because censorship only works with propaganda. This is how they have been able to influence at every level our ideology, thinking, freedoms, communication, access to information.

00:38:07.520 And now all of those rulings of people that have tried to fight this for the last 26 years are now going to be overturned.

00:38:16.460 And there is going to be such a feeding frenzy in the courts about people that are now going to be seeking reparation for these court cases that were falsely dismissed because people just didn't go the distance on it.

00:38:33.040 Right. And that's dealing with a behemoth, right?

00:38:36.360 You're talking about the billions and billions and billions of dollars.

00:38:39.400 And how can the little guy ever face that in court?

00:38:42.560 Exactly right. And this is where this is such a powerful story in what Jason has done.

00:38:49.760 You know, he has spent every bit of what he earned throughout his professional life at this that they took away from him.

00:38:57.420 And he was just one of us. He figured out how to create an honest living out of that. We all were familiar with his content. And now they have law fared him to death over this. And the entire mainstream media corporation syndicate is completely ignoring it.

00:39:19.320 He was standing on the steps of the Supreme Court announcing the latest verdict and the upcoming case with senators and governors, and not a single news outlet was there, not a single one.

00:39:34.600 So this is the kind of guy that is on the level of the, you know, Edward Snowden's and the Julian Assange's and what he's accomplished as an individual just fighting back.

00:39:49.900 So, you know, this is just so powerful to me as it was one guy that, you know, we pride ourselves on being, you know, we will not bend a knee.

00:40:01.060 Well, this guy has lived it and done so much of the fighting for us.

00:40:06.260 And now he's at the finish line with this where the courts are cornered.

00:40:10.840 And this is the amazing part.

00:40:12.940 He took on the entire American judicial system and he won.

00:40:17.900 so this is not a situation where he is suing any one entity he's not suing the government he's not

00:40:26.400 suing facebook or he's not google or twitter he's actually suing the law am i correct correct

00:40:34.820 and now the supreme court is being forced to make a judgment on the entire thing and the evidence

00:40:43.380 could not be any clearer he is basically i mean through the legal system he's busted them at their

00:40:49.600 own game simply by going the distance on it so what what are the ramifications of this i mean

00:40:56.480 you'd mentioned earlier that there could be some kind of feeding frenzy when people start suing

00:41:02.760 these companies after 26 years uh they've been acting as publishers they've been acting as

00:41:08.720 pretty much you know god in terms of who can say what on their platforms when really all they're

00:41:14.200 supposed to be are town halls except for that section 230 which apparently uh is unconstitutional

00:41:20.920 in the united states could this be the demise of meta and twitter and even google there uh when

00:41:29.160 you start to dig deeper into this you'll see that this is exactly what they're uh attributing uh

00:41:35.020 the end of these social media platforms too is the investors shareholders stakeholders are seeing

00:41:42.760 um exactly that that now they're going to be engaged not just majorca uh but every platform

00:41:49.280 that's been wronged by these guys that has the fortitude and the financial capacity to go after

00:41:55.340 these platforms will and rightfully should um this is a an example of people taking the constitutional

00:42:03.280 republic law to the

00:42:05.360 mats to the distance and

00:42:07.220 now it is like this is on you know

00:42:09.320 Wade versus Roe

00:42:11.240 was a supreme court ruling that

00:42:12.760 affected the entire country

00:42:15.060 the entire political ecosystem

00:42:17.140 this case is

00:42:19.060 of that magnitude

00:42:20.640 and it's being buried

00:42:22.080 why do you think it's being buried

00:42:25.080 I mean you could be

00:42:26.680 these guys this is

00:42:29.140 this is the beautiful irony of this

00:42:31.220 shadow we are using these

00:42:33.080 corrupt tools and platforms right now to announce and talk about and relish and and and come together

00:42:40.140 in the demise of these platforms and tools that we're talking across right this moment but why

00:42:46.440 isn't the left-wing media interested in in reporting any of this i mean like even if you're

00:42:51.320 a marxist left-winger don't you think that you know you would still believe in freedom of speech

00:42:57.080 freedom to say what you want to say no matter what it is that's being said you know what the

00:43:04.140 one thing is that is a hundred percent consistent within the human nature and personality of every

00:43:11.820 individual within a syndicate a crime syndicate or an organization from top to bottom they will

00:43:18.660 never bite the hand that feeds them i guess not so you were suggesting on the on the phone this

00:43:26.520 afternoon, that within, what, 60, 90 days, this is going to be heading to the Supreme Court where

00:43:33.400 they'll make their final decision. And Jason Fick of socialmediafreedom.org is absolutely

00:43:39.460 convinced that that decision will have to be in his favor. Absolutely. And again, this is where

00:43:51.140 some of the pieces changing on the board on the table right now in the states are going to be

00:43:58.420 have an impact on everything moving forward the the republicans taking the house today they

00:44:04.180 announced investigations into hunter they've announced investigations into five major topics

00:44:10.920 and points so we're going to see a lot of pushback the media legacy media whether they like it or not

00:44:17.280 are going to be forced to cover a lot of these stories and we can help uh you know create the

00:44:26.420 necessity for them to be covering some of these stories because at the end of the day we have to

00:44:31.140 realize that the the the power in every nation we all talk about this but is within we the people

00:44:38.180 but it's become rhetorical it doesn't have any meaning we don't necessarily understand it where

00:44:44.140 that power actually comes from. We are the most powerful entity in every country. Perfect cases

00:44:50.720 in point, it was not the government that ended the Vietnam War. It was not the government that

00:44:55.620 ended the Iraq War. It was the people that when the people decide that they have had enough and

00:45:01.700 enough of the people have decided they haven't had enough, they win and they control how these

00:45:07.800 stories and events play out in history. And this is where we're getting to is a time in history

00:45:13.660 where with the political shift in the States,

00:45:16.020 they didn't have a red wave.

00:45:18.280 They didn't need a red wave.

00:45:21.120 This is, we didn't get to this level of insanity

00:45:24.180 in five minutes.

00:45:25.200 We're not going to get out in five minutes.

00:45:27.380 These things have had decades to brew and fester

00:45:29.960 and grow and become these transnational,

00:45:32.520 multinational corporations that have,

00:45:34.560 you know, they weren't,

00:45:35.160 aren't just happy taking over our individual nation.

00:45:37.920 Now they thought their hubris has led them to think

00:45:40.200 that they could take over the entire planet

00:45:41.940 and it's not going to plan.

00:45:43.660 And it's because they underestimate our species' desire and inherent need for freedom.

00:45:50.960 And we will adapt and we will improvise.

00:45:53.400 And we don't, we aren't of the hive, so we become unpredictable.

00:45:58.340 And when we get together in understanding where our energies and efforts and the value and the fruit and the people that are the real true life heroes that are making the difference,

00:46:09.040 that's what they're afraid of more most that makes them speed up there and advance their

00:46:15.500 diabolical agendas and plans you've talked a lot about those in the last few days

00:46:20.260 i have i had a guest on last night the the special pay-per-view boyd anderson who

00:46:26.300 paints a pretty grim picture to be completely honest but it's not like all hope is lost or

00:46:31.740 anything he just tells us who's in on the scam and it's pretty much everybody let me ask you a

00:46:38.840 question. And that includes Donald Trump, by the way, and Elon Musk. Let me ask you a question.

00:46:44.120 If this is happening, if this is going to come down to the Supreme Court in the next little while,

00:46:48.680 early in the new year, maybe, why are social media platforms, with the exception of Twitter,

00:46:54.020 because Elon's taken them over and he's made changes, Dr. Jordan Peterson's back on the

00:46:58.420 platform today, so is the Babylon Bee. Why are Facebook and Google and YouTube still

00:47:04.600 adhering to these ridiculous censorship censorships and restrictions who owns them

00:47:10.100 well we know uh you know meta mark zuckerberg google i can't remember the guy's name but

00:47:17.920 are we talking about government here the these these most of these companies through the illusion

00:47:25.400 of private ownership they're not private private ownership they're as intertwined as fxt is in

00:47:33.660 government for the most part um and it's very rarely that one of them changes hands into somebody

00:47:40.180 that's truly private um like elon did with twitter that that kind of thing uh on that note

00:47:49.100 you may have heard that kanye yee whatever he calls himself this month uh was making an offer

00:47:56.540 to purchase parlor um i can tell people that my friend jason uh from wimkin also made an

00:48:03.980 official offer to purchase parlor uh so these kinds of there's this transition in pieces that

00:48:11.140 are changing and moving on the board and the ones that are stuck behind this old business model of

00:48:16.380 success that was protected through articles to like 230 um they they see the end of their days

00:48:24.940 So I think Elon saw that coming as well and he made is making a valiant effort to save Twitter. His reasons for that I do not believe are philanthropic and in our favor either. Absolutely a personal agenda there may may appear all nice and shiny and fuzzy and warm on top, but I don't have my platform back.

00:48:52.180 um and just for official record jordan peterson's didn't wasn't removed from from twitter he removed

00:48:59.780 himself uh babylon b was reinstated but i do see that project veritas has not been reinstated yet

00:49:06.620 um and i've had to open up a backdoor channel just because i need to get news right but i mean

00:49:13.640 it's day one of the reinstituting of the platforms and and jordan peterson took himself off you're

00:49:19.080 correct but that's only because he wouldn't remove a tweet and now he doesn't have to remove that

00:49:24.100 tweet and he was allowed back on the platform anyway are you suggesting that mark zuckerberg

00:49:29.020 would because we know how much of a hit financially meta has taken in the last six months i think their

00:49:35.360 market cap is down 75 percent from the spring that's outrageous are you suggesting that he

00:49:40.780 would rather go down with the ship than just get rid of all the censorship nonsense because i

00:49:46.700 believe that's the reason for all of this craziness and these you know lead facts or whatever the hell

00:49:52.640 they're called the fact checkers factcheck.org whatever they're called he would rather hang

00:49:57.320 on to them and go down with the ship than just get rid of all these censorship entities and

00:50:03.120 algorithms and possibly make a comeback um i don't think zuckerberg actually has enough assets

00:50:13.480 in his corporation that are tangible that he could do anything outside of this.

00:50:23.400 His investors are, as they're fleeing, they are draining every capital asset that he ever

00:50:30.780 had in the corporation.

00:50:33.520 And he's in a death spiral as far as that goes.

00:50:37.360 um and and i mean what what what do we expect somebody to to do like that i've been in the in

00:50:44.520 a position of of business collapse i wrote it down rode that that dragon right down till there

00:50:50.380 was nothing left to leave with but a suitcase man but he's like he's it's like he's almost

00:50:56.220 you know intentionally flying a plane into the ground and he has the capability to pull up the

00:51:01.520 nose just pull up the nose and he doesn't he doesn't have that he he's trapped in 15 years

00:51:07.900 of crimes and sooner or later the piper comes for everybody what about selling that sell it 0.78

00:51:15.440 to somebody else who wants to buy it well you know what he can't even give that shit away right now

00:51:21.640 excuse my french it's funny you should say that because elon said yeah i'll buy facebook and 0.57

00:51:25.900 delete it i i i i said that right after elon bought twitter i said and i knew it was coming

00:51:33.000 with facebook i said you just wait three months elon will get facebook for a nickel on the dollar

00:51:39.580 what he paid twitter for and at the end of the day he's going to look like the smartest guy in

00:51:43.760 silicon valley no kidding guys you know what you guys watching this right now this applies

00:51:48.940 to all of us not just content creators like wayne and myself it applies to all of us it applies how

00:51:54.460 many times have you had to think twice before making a post that you would have made in the

00:52:00.540 past because you go wait a minute maybe this is going to offend somebody your facebook is going

00:52:04.500 to find that it's it's some kind of a threat when it's just a joke right i mean you've posted memes

00:52:10.080 in the past now this is funny next thing you know you're banned for for two days and then that band

00:52:14.940 turns into a week and then two weeks and 30 days i mean this applies to all of us all of us wayne

00:52:21.260 And I want to get back to what you were talking about a few minutes ago when you said, you know, the destruction is coming for all of us, but they're doing it wrong.

00:52:29.960 And they completely underestimated our resolve in terms of how badly we want freedom and how the zeitgeist of the country, not just the country, I think the world is going.

00:52:39.720 I mean, look what's going on in Brazil right now.

00:52:41.520 People are fighting back in Europe.

00:52:43.500 People are fighting back in the United States.

00:52:45.440 People are politically, people are fighting back in Canada.

00:52:48.800 What do we need to do now?

00:52:51.260 uh we need to change the national attitude right i mean that whole thing and we haven't talked

00:53:00.140 about this yet but that whole thing about uh pandemic amnesty that came out in the atlantic

00:53:05.000 a few weeks ago people were absolutely outraged by that and rightfully so but it seems as though

00:53:11.220 they're asking for forgiveness from us which is a good thing no no no no no no there's more to

00:53:18.580 that shadow okay so that lady uh works for the brownstone institute uh coincidentally not

00:53:25.800 coincidentally so does her husband husband i think your name is yes so does her husband who

00:53:31.160 is a senior financial policy advisor to joe biden um so they weren't asking for a man amnesty they

00:53:38.220 were granting themselves amnesty because uh it was the a fiscal thing for them to endeavor to

00:53:45.540 but it became not just a national conversation but an international conversation and they got

00:53:51.920 an answer very quickly i mean they could have granted themselves all they wanted to but i and

00:53:56.800 i'm not sure if they had their ears on for what happened in the following weeks after that article

00:54:00.900 came out but it was like trending all over twitter hashtag no amnesty people are upset

00:54:08.540 But that I believe that article has empowered our side even more. Right. Because now we can have that conversation. The amnesty conversation has come up. It didn't go over well with our side. But now I think that that conversation is is being had as opposed to before when people were trying to sweep it under the rug and just ignore it.

00:54:28.960 You know, they create wedge issues that will divide our entire country and burn it to the ground over one man who was basically a scourge upon the planet, but who perhaps died unjustly.

00:54:49.500 They'll destroy our nation over it and expect us to just forgive and forget the hundreds of thousands, the millions of victims that have been created through their misfeasions and malfeasance and just supposed to forgive and forget all of that while they carry on without remorse or a change in direction or perception, carry on with their demands.

00:55:17.480 um that's uh i i don't think that they can reasonably expect any kind of positive feedback

00:55:24.620 on that discussion whatsoever at all zero zip nada uh when i interviewed dr peter mccullough

00:55:33.260 uh we we both discussed this then that there was going to come a time because there is no such

00:55:40.240 thing as moving forward or reconciliation or healing without a pause or a stop at justice

00:55:47.480 and accountability, you cannot get to reconciliation. And although I am not a judge,

00:55:54.760 I will make it my last effort to expose the truth and to share the information and to build

00:56:02.260 the sidewalk the steps uh whatever it takes i'll braid the the the rope uh if i have to i'm not

00:56:12.480 the judge but i will take part because that is my duty and my responsibility not just as a canadian

00:56:18.400 but to my fellow human men human uh men and women out there because that's the correct terminology

00:56:24.580 and we got to start getting better at that using the correct terminology uh within the defined

00:56:30.980 truth is what makes the biggest, most significant differences at the end of the day, as exemplified

00:56:38.200 by Jason's case, taking that to the Supreme Court and changing everything, 26 years of law,

00:56:45.440 based on the interpretation to be accurately reflected within the laws of something as

00:56:51.360 simple as a or the and we are men and women and that is inherently protected under rights that

00:57:02.740 no no government has the right to give us because it's not their right in the first place

00:57:09.560 to take it away to take it away it's not a privilege granted to us right right it is

00:57:17.540 something we're born with right as men and women you know let me write down let me let me write

00:57:23.980 down neuro linguistics here because it's something that you suggested uh that we need to start using

00:57:29.800 the proper language and i say they've been using neuro linguistics on us for the past couple of

00:57:33.880 years anti this uh anti that uh and and we've been taking my you've busted my trade secret i

00:57:42.320 spent a number of years working with a neuro linguistic specialist um and so so much of this

00:57:48.880 uh i could see through through the through the verbiage and the understanding um this is why

00:57:54.720 water off a duck's back when they come for me and they get a hear hold my beer and a smile let's do

00:57:59.920 this right because their programming uh doesn't work when we understand understand how that

00:58:07.440 program programming functions uh i shared a three minute video today that was just a brilliant

00:58:13.420 description uh visual description of how he could literally program a random audience of 10 000

00:58:20.040 people uh to uh draw exactly the image that he wanted them to just through suggestive dialogue

00:58:27.100 for a minute did you see did you see the uh the biopic of uh ray um

00:58:35.780 blind musician

00:58:39.700 yeah you see that there's one moment in that movie that that i'm thinking wow you're right

00:58:49.880 you could train an audience whether it's through a simple sentence or whether it's a dimming of a

00:58:55.840 light and there's one moment in that movie ray comes on stage all the lights house lights are

00:59:01.160 up and everything and people are yelling play this play that blah blah blah he's trying to just you

00:59:06.080 know play and sing and the guy behind the curtain says turn down the lights they turned down the

00:59:10.780 lights and that set a new mood and the audience shut up i mean it was that simple we we do it all

00:59:18.140 the time within our own shows even in shadow uh when we when we see behavior that isn't conducive

00:59:24.440 to the atmosphere that we want to bring and we address it we generally only have to address it

00:59:28.880 once or twice in the audience polices itself that works exactly the same on the other spectrum as

00:59:33.820 well right uh that's that's that's a uh a correction or a communication between our

00:59:40.440 communities that become then the rules and the the the rules over the last couple of years within

00:59:46.660 this digital space where our value is transitioned to to society um has been dictated by a completely

00:59:54.860 different set of of you know acceptable behaviors the social contract uh got rewritten um because

01:00:03.500 they controlled uh the platforms they could do that if they didn't like your politics your ideology

01:00:09.180 they would just remove you and sell your space to somebody else so this is where we've kind of

01:00:15.280 even adapted some of their survival tools within this environment let me ask you is is there a way

01:00:23.680 I've been thinking about this one because they've used anti-mask or anti-vaxxer on us for the last two and a half years.

01:00:29.460 And eventually that it wears you down. Right. People are sick and tired of hearing that nonsense.

01:00:34.520 Or you're a denier of whatever climate change elections. You're a denier, denier.

01:00:39.860 And of course, when you say deny, that is a negative connotation. And so they're trying to put this negative burden on you.

01:00:45.720 Is there anything we could use with negative connotations on them?

01:00:50.000 Have you ever thought about a phraseology that might work on them with certain things that they go on and on about?

01:00:56.840 For that, I would, again, refer back to what we talked about a little bit ago, because here's the clinical process of that.

01:01:05.340 when you're dealing with these kinds of individuals, they don't necessarily understand

01:01:12.820 the teacher level of why they're engaged in these derogatory words that they use,

01:01:19.040 these denigrating words that demean us, these words, this anti or this denier.

01:01:24.640 Each one of those words creates literally a chemical response in our physical being.

01:01:32.400 When we see Trudeau, we have a visceral response.

01:01:36.980 These words do the same thing.

01:01:39.140 So they are programmed through their programming, which ones work the best to achieve the result the handlers want, not necessarily what the person we're arguing with wants.

01:01:50.020 They're not using those words to achieve their goals or agenda.

01:01:54.340 They're using that because that's what they're programmed or taught to use against people like us.

01:02:00.780 And so the simplest way to deal with that is through having the correct vernacular, the accurate verbiage. They generally don't have more than three different things that they can address you with.

01:02:17.000 And once you have a firm where it's your go-to instinct natural response to use the correct articulate language in each one of those responses, not one of their first three original programmings works.

01:02:33.740 They do not get that chemical response from us.

01:02:36.660 At that point, they are going to turntail and run because they have nothing left.

01:02:42.900 Right.

01:02:44.320 One last thing I want to discuss with you tonight, and this is something that we talked about on the phone this afternoon.

01:02:49.940 I'm going to tell people, because I've told these guys already, I've told you guys what the plan is.

01:02:54.740 Last Sunday night, I came on frustrated.

01:02:58.440 I don't usually do a show on Sunday nights, but I was frustrated, and I put a post up earlier that day regarding something.

01:03:04.760 When did you wake up?

01:03:06.420 happened uh it morphed from tell me the exact moment you woke up and how did it happen what

01:03:13.640 was it that caused it to what we need to do as a community of people a growing community i will say

01:03:21.260 to get things to start changing and i do believe they are changing that freedom convoy way i mean

01:03:30.380 if we didn't have that freedom convoy we would still have lockdowns going on right now the

01:03:35.260 restaurants and stores would still be closed. Masks would still be on. Uh, I think it would

01:03:41.240 be way, way worse than it is today without the convoy happening. So how do we match something

01:03:47.260 like that without actually doing a convoy? The grassroots level, you were talking about this

01:03:55.820 earlier this afternoon. What we need to, to get a grip on, I guess, in understanding is that

01:04:03.720 across the board everything that we're up against is a top down uh the pressure is coming from the

01:04:10.980 top it's not left or right you know we've been playing that spin the butterfly nut for

01:04:16.380 50 years that's not the cause of the problem um it used to be it no longer is now it's from the

01:04:23.240 people that are spinning that nut left and right and keeping us dizzy on it um that's a top down

01:04:29.900 ideology but the problem that they have and where they're getting so frustrated uh is they

01:04:36.560 the implementation part of it the ideology comes from the top the implementation has to come from

01:04:42.780 the bottom that depends on us and we're not playing very well and we're costing them money

01:04:48.800 because we're not playing very well so they continually have to go back to the drawing board

01:04:53.520 and change their word salad up a little bit and rewrite things

01:04:57.320 and go to places like Indonesia and Malaysia and stuff like that

01:05:04.760 where it's harder for the eyes of the world to watch them play their little deviant games.

01:05:12.240 And so their abilities are shrinking and shrinking and shrinking.

01:05:17.720 They're becoming more and more panicked.

01:05:19.380 the world the entire flavor of the world is changing at a breakneck pace even if we don't

01:05:26.480 see it in our daily lives it is the geopolitical situations the things that are happening outside

01:05:32.460 of Canada and America have a far greater impact than what we see from day to day when we're

01:05:38.600 debating about what kind of costume Trudeau is wearing and who's a clown today because they're

01:05:44.000 all clowns and they're all wearing costumes and we cannot vote our way out of tyranny so the

01:05:49.040 the uh you know as difficult as it is there is only one path to recognized freedom even by the

01:05:57.140 clown world and the circus and and it's going to take us some time to get there yet uh this winter

01:06:03.880 is going to be brutal things are going to change a lot um our government lead uh our our imposters

01:06:11.780 in government are getting more and more desperate the financial situation is going to

01:06:18.800 potentially change very dramatically in a global fashion and that's going to happen within weeks

01:06:26.340 potentially so there's so much that you don't keep keeps reminding us that we need to go back

01:06:35.080 to our community we need to go back to our roots we need to go back to the things that built canada

01:06:39.860 because soon we're going to be forced to rebuild Canada.

01:06:43.320 But we need to think about how we're going to do that.

01:06:46.120 And are we going to follow the corrupt establishment's direction

01:06:49.620 in rebuilding Canada?

01:06:50.920 Or are we going to choose to do things from an actual sovereign,

01:06:55.880 free person lens?

01:06:59.840 And it's a different path.

01:07:03.080 These guys are over there right now at this summit

01:07:06.240 pledging another half a billion dollars to institute a travel passport because mandating 0.87

01:07:15.960 the jabs didn't work for us. We started to shut them down. So they're not going to mandate us to 1.00

01:07:22.340 have jabs to live. But if we want to travel, then we're going to have to comply. So they're not

01:07:28.820 forcing us to have the jab, but in order to have the passport, then we're going to have to be

01:07:33.700 So that's the mandate. They can't force us to just have it. But if we want to travel, then then we're going to have to have it. And the only way we're going to be able to afford to travel is our behavior is going to be based on our carbon footprint. So they're going to starve us into oblivion based on our digital ID and we don't get a say in it. They're printing trillions of dollars.

01:08:01.120 dude i know i know all of this we've covered i covered all this last night with with boyd and

01:08:06.900 you and i've talked about this the question is how do we get out of it how do we push back and

01:08:11.560 like i was saying you know i believe the momentum is starting to turn and it's funny i just saw a

01:08:17.840 comment somebody said you know change takes time and generally speaking i agree with that but in

01:08:25.180 this case what's happened to us in in a very small period of time the last two and a half years

01:08:29.540 is remarkable. I believe we can affect the same kind of change going the other way in the next

01:08:35.900 two and a half years, but it's going to be a lot of hard work. The question is, how do we keep the

01:08:41.280 momentum growing on our side? You talked about movements at the grassroots level. Aside from

01:08:48.940 the survival aspect of it, barter and trade systems and whatnot, even making your own fuel,

01:08:54.280 what can we do to match the energy of the convoy without actually having to do another convoy

01:09:01.800 nothing this is where we're focusing our energy on um our people it's really really is that's it

01:09:15.080 because the convoy was did served its purpose you know in what what what it did what we need

01:09:23.240 to do now is is uh connect the the the the focus not necessarily the energy the energy is out there

01:09:32.920 across the country but it's the focus that we're lacking and we're missing so we need to maintain

01:09:37.940 focus on things like this this uh charade that they call the public inquiry we need to focus on

01:09:44.500 this citizens inquiry that's being led by by preston manning um that is getting a big response

01:09:51.360 Why is this needed? Because it's a different set of rules and we need to, again, to keep the focus on the crimes that were committed. The emergency inquiry is only to serve one purpose, the obligation to the process required by the invocation.

01:10:09.300 So everything beyond that holds no teeth or power in effect.

01:10:14.140 What Preston is leading does, and now this is becoming a political issue

01:10:19.260 because the NDP is seeing that this is something that isn't just a show pony

01:10:24.260 and nobody has control of it because this is by the people.

01:10:27.320 So now they're trying to politically hijack this.

01:10:30.200 So we need to be focused in our endeavors as communities.

01:10:34.460 we need to get behind the litigation that is making a significant difference i know you guys

01:10:40.060 have you have a significant american community guys get behind jason that guy i think he needs

01:10:47.400 something like seventy thousand dollars uh for the next stage of the court cases and the guy has

01:10:52.700 given everything uh into that so if you're in the u.s support jason if you're in canada support

01:10:59.600 these hearings support this press man manning hearing and so and i am not giving a political

01:11:05.180 endorsement but i am going to be taking part and helping with that inquiry as well because it is

01:11:12.280 of the people by the people for the people it has the correct rules for for me to remain non-partial

01:11:20.860 because i'm not about any political party i won't endorse any political party but there's certain

01:11:25.240 actions and events and things that we can do that will make a difference that's one of them

01:11:30.280 we got to keep that out of the Rachel Notley's and Jagmeet Singh's hands and and put our energy

01:11:38.400 into that and understand the power of the independent media what your community got a

01:11:44.440 chance to to learn about today as an overlap to what I was able to learn a couple of days ago

01:11:51.020 is the kind of thing that is not going to be told

01:11:54.940 and given to you through legacy media or mainstream media

01:11:58.440 and is such a, you know,

01:12:02.380 if that isn't a good enough reason for you

01:12:05.260 to get to support Shadow,

01:12:08.460 to support the independents that are giving their 24-7

01:12:12.180 to do this for you guys.

01:12:14.600 And on that note, you know, again, not a political endorsement,

01:12:19.040 but the conservative party is petitioning to defund the cbc i'll endorse that when there

01:12:24.700 isn't a politician that i'll endorse but i'll endorse that that movement this is how we start

01:12:30.420 to affect change taking power shots with group community uh awareness um in mutual uh endeavors

01:12:39.020 right you know what we believe in it's about the action that's required you i'm i'm sensing

01:12:47.020 and maybe you guys watching this too are sensing this as well you sense the difference and the

01:12:53.240 similarities between wayne and i at the same time right i mean when when wayne and i first met

01:12:58.980 oh god springtime whatever it was earlier this year one thing you said to me i found interesting

01:13:05.240 and flattering was that i you said i love the community that you have created in your platform

01:13:11.380 and i went well thanks wayne i mean it's not me that's creating it it's the people in the comments

01:13:18.140 who are creating it i mean i you know i look at the comments only the next morning when i wake up

01:13:23.800 and i see what people have said uh because i'm too busy having an interview or following the

01:13:29.460 news of the day that uh i can't look at them but what i see myself as is is trying to get the

01:13:36.120 message out but also more than anything is creating an atmosphere of hope right i mean what

01:13:44.300 i'm trying i'm trying to give people the truth as well that's why i'll do shows like with boyd

01:13:48.480 anderson last night you are a guy who wants to handle the nuts and bolts of it and you see things

01:13:54.180 in in that way you're a fixer right i'm a guy who's going to say wait a minute we need we need

01:14:01.100 to have a break here and we need to start feeling the energy now that night that you and doug force

01:14:07.560 were in town in winnipeg doing that town hall at the park west inn in charleswood how many people

01:14:14.020 about 400 that night yeah somewhere in the neighborhood yep did you feel the energy in

01:14:18.840 the room that night always every time it doesn't matter whether there's 40 or 400 um it's like that

01:14:25.700 when people come together um it's it's uh it's something that can't be replaced i mean and and

01:14:32.840 there's no need to replace it what we've got to learn how to do is to make that uh our pattern

01:14:39.020 our norm that those are the kinds of things that i remember as a kid my parents would go to to

01:14:46.320 keep their our community strong we had a really strong community anybody remember growing up in

01:14:52.560 a strong community what were their parents doing hanging out with community like it was a community

01:14:59.000 thing exactly exactly and and that's that's so much that's been replaced and sabotaged and uh

01:15:06.020 they're coming at it again um and and we just you know uh the the biggest danger to them uh is for

01:15:14.100 us to to keep living yeah well not only that keep living and and keep fighting back but i think

01:15:21.160 sometimes we need to feel that energy on a grander scale so what wayne and i were talking about this

01:15:27.060 afternoon i've already started working on um i've talked to some pretty big players in the last

01:15:34.420 couple of days and i'm going to keep talking to bigger players how would you feel you guys heard

01:15:38.400 me say this last sunday when i was very frustrated and we needed because i was feeling down last week

01:15:43.360 and it's interesting how the energy and the vibe goes like one day you're this and it goes up and

01:15:47.740 down and it's like you're a boat you know on the ocean um but it made me happier that we need a

01:15:54.380 huge rally a huge freedom rally and if we can pull something like that off and and we we tell people

01:16:02.900 look you're going to have to pay for tickets you're going to have to come to this place whether

01:16:06.160 it's in calgary or vancouver winnipeg edmonton wherever it is the very first one we're going

01:16:11.420 to try and line up uh just an all-star team of speakers for you to listen to uh maybe even bring

01:16:18.780 a band in you know a band that's on our side of things uh and just have a fireworks just have a

01:16:24.740 fantastic night of energy 15 000 people all together all believing it they're going to walk

01:16:32.140 out and and plus as you say energy plus focus right we have to now start focusing what our

01:16:38.500 message is yes focus that message and you know i've got a good idea what that message should be

01:16:45.260 but that's only my opinion i want to get together with you wayne uh and and so many other of the

01:16:50.620 independent media hosts in this country and people big players big names you know we'll throw in the

01:16:56.100 tomara leach tom marasso's uh we'll throw in everybody all the the freedom names we can think

01:17:01.160 of bring them all together on a call and we got to start talking about what that focus is what are we

01:17:06.140 going to do next i i to me i i think it's pretty clear you know the lowest common denominators

01:17:13.660 across our country is we we're we all seek a restoration to the values in the life that we

01:17:19.480 knew so a canadian restoration uh project would be uh perfectly uh aligned for something like that

01:17:28.060 and and uh we could we could uh i mean we're we're dead smack dab in the middle of canada

01:17:34.240 it doesn't get any more appropriate than that right so great but what i'm thinking about is

01:17:40.380 we do one we see how it goes and if it's a huge success we make it a whole big cross canada tour

01:17:45.440 and we just do it why not i mean if you can if you can get the financial backing before everything

01:17:50.740 falls apart that's that's that's really what it all boils down to i mean that the possibilities

01:17:57.620 are endless the only handicaps are our time or pardon me are our financial right uh it's it's

01:18:04.700 it's the same you know nothing in life is free you know except good faith right um so uh i mean

01:18:13.940 we give our we give our time freely but um there's an expense that we're willing to absorb for that

01:18:21.560 for is replaced for for certain things and the grander the scale of of of the initiative in the

01:18:27.900 dream the the grander the expense that's automatically going to come with it so i mean i

01:18:33.320 happy to to take part in something like that i've helped uh run things as as big as indianapolis

01:18:40.180 races uh uh so uh you know what you're doing in that regard then that'd be awesome we need

01:18:46.680 we can have a party my friend we can create a party good because we all we need is a location

01:18:54.060 and a date and we're good to go i think it's going to have to be in a couple of months time

01:18:58.520 because as you were been pointing out for a while you know our time is is growing short

01:19:03.020 the runway is getting short wayne that's it it's friday night people want to get going and

01:19:07.320 have a drink or two uh but it's always a pleasure having you on and it's been a while since you

01:19:11.820 have been i want to bring you back on a more regular basis yeah well we're going to be doing

01:19:15.580 some stuff i think we we talked about it a little bit today uh um i i'm i'm very much as you said a

01:19:21.580 fixer and nuts and bolts guy and uh i've been seeing a lot of this coming for quite some time

01:19:26.880 so i've been busy in the back shed uh building stuff and doing stuff and uh testing stuff and

01:19:35.520 uh people are noticing a shift in my own platform where uh everything is being streamed to what's

01:19:42.700 up canada.org uh everything's being published in the states across multiple other platforms and

01:19:49.600 so we're doing some different stuff and when facebook is gone we're still gonna have stuff

01:19:55.400 when nobody else is gonna have stuff so uh we're gonna make sure that a bunch of our good friends

01:20:00.340 get to join us and all of that stuff that we're building so yeah yeah i had a look at the website

01:20:05.260 today at what's up canada to watch the interview you had with jason i thought well it's looking

01:20:09.260 slick are you doing all that by yourself uh on the on my what's up canada page yeah i do everything

01:20:14.620 there wow that's not bad i had some help with creating the infrastructure um on that but all

01:20:21.360 the maintenance upkeep and all of that is a part of my daily job um as well as being a like i said

01:20:28.700 a producer a content producer we're still the number one content for your news in the states

01:20:33.860 which is significant, and people are really enjoying the Wimkin platform

01:20:41.060 as an alternative to Facebook and Twitter.

01:20:44.980 And so they're definitely growing and doing the right things.

01:20:48.880 And, you know, again, restoring social communication back to what we expect

01:20:55.040 and demand, and, you know, so these are the reasons why Facebook,

01:21:00.660 sooner or later cannot uh continue uh successfully in what they're doing the only thing holding

01:21:06.460 on facebook you know afloat at all right now is our uh reluctance to leave yeah i guess so i mean

01:21:15.140 and and well this is the way right now anyway we're reaching the most people but if we can get

01:21:19.960 the platform that you're talking about you know up and running quickly and and then migrate people

01:21:25.020 from here to there we won't need it anymore right so yeah exactly they're they adapt improvise and

01:21:30.160 overcomes what we do best right as a as a society over here in north america and people are learning

01:21:36.620 lessons every single day not by choice but out of necessity uh you know gofundme showed us that

01:21:42.740 there was need for alternatives uh paypal has showed us that there are needs for alternatives

01:21:49.000 facebook and youtube has showed us there is need for alternatives and people create those

01:21:54.520 alternatives and some they don't all succeed and they don't all thrive but some do and they

01:22:00.440 ultimately become what replaces the the old systems uh we're losing the the you know making

01:22:06.660 a shift from a paypal as well going to buy buy me a coffee uh you know because it's just so much

01:22:12.760 more simplified and reliable and not as demanding they don't want uh you know uh my the the genetic

01:22:20.820 disposition of the last 14 generations of my family and control and control and ownership

01:22:26.680 over them so i mean uh evolving and being prepared for for not necessarily where we're at i'm very

01:22:33.820 much focused on where we're at we're doing a bunch of ukraine stuff coming up real soon uh going to

01:22:38.760 be blowing a lot of uh the mainstream media out of the water again i think we've just uh unleashed

01:22:44.920 a pulitzer worthy story when people start to really understand the magnitude of what jace is

01:22:49.920 doing so uh it's an exciting time it's the wild wild west for free and independent speech if you

01:22:56.800 are persistent enough the movie is called 2012 by the way that one with john cusack and uh

01:23:03.420 see i knew i could count on the fam out there all right man thanks wayne we'll talk to you again

01:23:09.820 soon absolutely love you shadow i love all you guys out there thanks all right sorry i cut him

01:23:15.160 i thought he was done

01:23:18.480 thanks like he's gone ah he knows we love him wayne peters what's up canada.org

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01:23:36.220 enlightening he gets a lot of great guests with a lot of different viewpoints and different topics

01:23:42.940 And if you guys have not experienced a Wayne Peters interview before with what's up Canada dot org, go and check it out for yourself.

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01:27:53.340 i understand the gray cup is this weekend it's uh winnipeg and toronto so obviously

01:27:59.280 if i'm going to cheer for anybody in that scenario it's going to have to be the blue bombers so here

01:28:04.380 we go bombers here we go um but i've you know truly tried to stay away from pro sports because

01:28:09.940 of the wokeness factor in the last few years uh cfl going woke nhl going woke kind of tough to

01:28:16.780 cheer for any entity that exists in either one of those leagues but hopefully one of these days

01:28:22.440 things can go back to a normal balance again i have tremendous respect for most people on this

01:28:30.520 planet because i think generally speaking people are good but some people take things too far

01:28:37.620 they're abusive and dehumanizing and those are the people who need to be held accountable

01:28:42.000 trying to jam their feelings down our throats is not cool i will talk to you monday night

01:28:51.340 in the or sorry Monday in the morning because I'll be live streaming all of the stuff from

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01:29:00.180 entertaining next week so I'm going to be live streaming first thing Monday morning at 8 30

01:29:04.160 central time and all week long getting all these characters on the show so that's what I'm going

01:29:09.100 to do next week I'll see you Monday morning at 8 30 right here on the page and then there will be

01:29:13.740 a show that night at eight o'clock central I love you all and I will talk to you soon bye for now

The Shadoe Davis Show - November 19, 2022

Shadoe at Nite Fri Nov. 18th⧸2022 w⧸Wayne from What's Up Canada

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