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00:10:20.220safe and happy weekend all right let's uh let's get to what's going on here first things first
00:10:26.160let's deal with left-wing corporate media's depiction of danielle smith who is the duly
00:10:35.180elected premier of alberta i'm not sure if you've seen this cover this is the latest mclean's
00:10:41.180magazine danielle smith conspiracy theorist visionary folksy kook which danielle smith will
00:10:49.100run alberta now yeah how about the one who is fighting for provincial rights that danielle
00:10:58.120smith from the edmonton journal alberta premier celebrates supreme court of canada ruling federal
00:11:04.200environmental impact law unconstitutional so if that one's unconstitutional imagine how many others
00:11:12.820that trudeau is trying to pass are unconstitutional hopefully this opens the
00:11:17.480floodgates danielle smith is cautioning the federal government to stay out of provincial
00:11:23.160jurisdiction after canada's highest court ruled today that ottawa's impact assessment law for
00:11:29.080major natural resource projects is largely unconstitutional the impact assessment act
00:11:35.720formerly known as bill c69 was enacted in 2019 so a full four years it's taken four years for
00:11:43.460this ruling. That's amazing, man. Allowing federal regulators to consider the potential
00:11:48.640environmental and social impacts of resource and infrastructure projects in their reviews.
00:11:53.980In the long-anticipated reference case, a majority of five Supreme Court of Canada judges ruled most
00:12:00.380of the legislation to be unconstitutional, saying the range of impacts it regulated was overbroad.
00:12:06.640Two judges dissented, saying the law was. How do these guys disagree on what's constitutional and
00:12:12.980what's not i mean come on it should be black and white we need our constitution to be exactly what
00:12:21.140it means right there should be no ambiguity there should be no gray area at a friday news conference
00:12:27.580celebrating the decision as a massive win for provincial rights smith said the legislation
00:12:32.320which she called the don't build anything anywhere act was responsible for scaring away tens of
00:12:39.480billions of dollars in economic activity. I hope that Ottawa will learn from this mistake, said
00:12:46.520Smith, adding she believed the ruling will bolster her government's efforts to push back against other
00:12:51.500federal proposals, including to get the electricity grid to net zero by 2035, which is absolutely
00:12:58.080ridiculous. Many people will starve or freeze or both if that ever happens. Alberta will simply
00:13:05.660not except being handcuffed by ottawa's unfair overreach with another blatant attempt to erode
00:13:11.180and emasculate the rights of constitutional authority of the previous or sorry of the
00:13:15.880provinces as equal and sovereign orders of government said smith again suggesting that
00:13:21.500she might use her sovereignty act to defy federal law smith acknowledged the federal government as
00:13:26.920jurisdiction over things like cross-border pipelines though which is kind of a sad thing
00:13:31.240They cannot just drop new policy on our head and make us spend another six years going through courts to be told once again they've been acting illegally.
00:13:40.080Earlier Friday, Federal Environmental Minister Stephen Gilbeau said the court's opinion doesn't strike down the law.
00:19:13.840We can hear now a lot of jets in the sky.
00:19:16.600We could also hear the Iron Dome intercepting a number of those rockets as they were whizzing overhead and making impact in that direction.
00:29:20.100The government presents digital ID as an entirely risk-free proposition.
00:29:25.160In doing so, however, it conveniently overlooks how current information flows are automated,
00:29:29.960reside in silos and are safer from hacking versus a digital id world of centralized databases that
00:29:37.360can easily be cross-referenced for any purpose like a lot of new tools in the techno technological
00:29:44.940age what it is must be defined first digital id allows a person to have an account on a computer
00:29:52.200or mobile device proving who they are without any paperwork michael goit director of digital
00:29:57.320identity with the government of canada explains well currently you have to input your email and
00:30:03.100password to access different types of government services offered by different departments
00:30:06.940this leads to fragmentation digital id would be a single key to open up all those amazing doors
00:30:15.580i don't have to remember all my ridiculous passwords anymore one size fits all wow
00:30:26.400so convenient sign me up right normies would be thinking that you know better i know better
00:30:34.040it sounds good the government promises to protect a person's anonymity by not allowing different
00:30:41.480departments to share information revenue canada for example does not get to know about your
00:30:47.080interactions with health canada while the government assures individuals their information
00:30:51.520will remain compartmentalized. Recent actions have cast doubt on their commitment to privacy.
00:30:58.540The liberal government has renounced its roots of classical liberalism based on
00:31:03.360individual liberty and economic freedom. The government's use of extraordinary powers during
00:31:08.820the COVID-19 pandemic further compounds these concerns. For example, in early 2020, the
00:31:15.560government authorized the pandemic surveillance of 33 million mobile devices i'm not sure if
00:31:21.620you've heard this we talked about this over and over again the last couple of years
00:31:25.340to track the location of canadian citizens the government claimed the reason was to study the
00:31:32.200effectiveness of the pandemic measures during the lockdowns and study compliance
00:31:37.060during the freedom convoy thousands of protesters gathered to protest covid mandates
00:31:44.800Trudeau invoked the Emergencies Act that gave the government unprecedented powers to arrest anyone for any reason, which they did.
00:31:53.960The last time these powers were used was during the 1970 FLQ crisis in Quebec, where politicians were kidnapped, bombs were going off, and a real crisis was at hand, not a manufactured one for political purposes, that Trudeau later used as a wedge issue during his re-election bid when he failed to win a majority government.
00:32:14.280The government instructed financial institutions to stop providing financial services to anyone connected to the protests.
00:32:23.540Whether one donated a $10 bill via GoFundMe or sold a coffee to a protester, bank accounts were frozen.
00:32:31.160People could not access their accounts.
00:32:33.780And the oligopolistic big banks never once questioned the legality of the government's directive.
00:32:39.100the arrive can app set up at the border during covid for contract contact tracing in the hope
00:32:47.440of speeding up travel which it didn't by the way has become a nightmare originally estimated to
00:32:53.700cost eighty thousand dollars its expenses ballooned to 54 million stories like the one
00:33:02.400involving david crouch where he was subjected to an unnecessary two-week-long quarantine despite
00:33:07.200being quadruple-vaxxed, never testing positive for COVID, and being asymptomatic, highlight
00:50:54.800Right after my first round of questioning, the NDP Liberal government voted to shut down the Auditor General's testimony on the $54 million ArriveCAN app boondoggle.
00:51:13.600And that's why the RCMP is investigating it.
00:51:18.480There are allegations regarding identity theft, fraudulent forged resumes, contractual theft, fraudulent billing, price-fixing, collusion, all with senior bureaucrats with the Government of Canada and the three contractors in question, GC Strategies, Dalian Enterprises, and Corodex.
00:56:53.640So the NDP will keep the liberals in power probably until when the next election is supposed to be, which is just under two years away.
00:57:03.980here's a story from rebel news all about the jabs over the last year plus i have brought you
00:57:14.300various reports underscoring the vast unknowns and the downplaying of risks associated with the
00:57:21.360novel covid19 mrna injections most recently internationally renowned experts in the fields
00:57:27.400of immunology genetics research sciences and general practitioners called for an immediate
00:57:33.680moratorium on the use of novel genetic vaccines, according to a press release issued by the World
00:57:41.380Council for Health, who hosted the panel. The WCH, in their dedication to health and well-being
00:57:48.020based on real and true informed consent, hosted a four-hour long expert panel on Monday, October
00:57:54.440the 9th, to discuss the discovery of DNA impurities and the undisclosed presence of a genetic sequence
00:58:00.960contamination known as the SV40 promoter found within vials of both the Pfizer and Moderna
00:58:06.900COVID-19 mRNA injections. These shocking discoveries were first documented by genomics
00:58:14.220expert Kevin McKernan, whose work has since been confirmed and replicated by several international
00:58:20.660labs. It is not the full SV40 virus that was seen in the polio vaccines many years ago.
00:58:26.900However, there is still concern that if this DNA is at high levels inside these vaccines, that that promoter could integrate into the genome and if it integrates in front of an oncogene, then it could promote the expression of an oncogene, let's say.
00:58:40.140So there's concern of injecting people with high amounts of these SV40 promoters because if there's any amount of genome integration that occurs, then there's a risk that it will be promoting the expression of genes inappropriately in the genome.
00:58:54.160There is no constructive purpose identified for the undeclared SV40 promoter sequence, reads an emailed press release from the WCH.
00:59:03.200In addition to its cancer risk, SV40 enhances the capacity to incorporate the other foreign genetic material into the recipient's own chromosomes,
00:59:13.000potentially rendering them and possibly even their offspring permanently genetically modified.
00:59:21.340Toxicologist and molecular biologist Jancy Lindsay stated that this could result in intergenerational effects for up to two generations.
00:59:29.480My very large concern that these gene therapies will be passed on to our progeny and will contaminate the gene pool.
00:59:40.040And this is not being investigated at all.
00:59:42.160Not a single person has investigated sperm or ova to see if these are being genetically integrated.
00:59:48.800And I have reached out to multiple labs asking them if they would investigate this.
00:59:54.340We have an in vitro lab that is willing to work with anyone who is willing to test both sperm and OVA for integration.
01:00:06.980Genomic integration could result in cancers rather than just functional integration.
01:00:12.440In fact, it's unlikely that we will have functional integration into the genome, creating a spike protein, but more likely that you'll have insertional mutagenesis leading to cancer.
01:00:25.180But there is another mechanism which you can pass on functionally expressed spike protein, and that would be through this extra chromosomal DNA or RNA through a sperm-mediated gene transfer.
01:00:37.080so both of these mechanisms could result in a constitutive expression of the spike protein
01:00:43.900in some are all cells of the progeny depending on the way it's inherited
01:00:48.680but again less likely through actual integration into the genome more likely through this mechanism
01:01:01.780called sperm-mediated gene transfer. So this is a patient that have been transfected with exosomes
01:01:08.340carrying DNA. And this is courtesy of Dr. Corrado Spadafora, who really was the first
01:01:16.600to show that sperm-mediated gene transfer was occurring through this mechanism. We could be
01:01:23.780passing on these genetic elements to our children. Sperm-mediated gene transfer0.93
01:01:29.820shows that it is not required to have stable integration into the genome in order to pass on
01:01:37.520low copy number chimeric expression of extra chromosomal DNA expression. And this is very
01:01:48.980concerning. So this can pass on to two generations in this manner. And it's something that most
01:01:56.700definitely must be looked at along with the actual integration of the DNA itself.
01:02:04.200Stressing the importance of informed consent, the release says that it was impossible as the risks
01:02:09.700of the products have never been formally and transparently addressed by regulators and are
01:02:15.940not fully known. The failed COVID-19 vaccine campaign has been a biological disaster for
01:02:22.200the world, cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough, who is also the scientific advisor to the WCH,
01:02:28.860told the panel, with independent assessments such as the above now taking place, dangerous
01:02:35.100implications discussed by this panel included disease, death, transmission, and intergenerational
01:02:42.740inheritance. The organization is calling for an immediate halt to the continued use of these
01:02:48.100novel mRNA products for that very reason. And meanwhile, Canada's regulatory agency continues
01:02:54.220to endorse the mRNA injections for all Canadians aged six months and up. For Rebel News, I'm Tamera
01:03:02.160Ugolini. With today's authorization, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, Teresa Tam. I'm sorry.
01:03:10.820No, Teresa Tam. Oh, by the way, speaking of Dr. Peter McCullough, let me throw this up real quick
01:03:15.120for you guys he is coming to canada he's going to be in red deer early next month with our friends
01:03:22.420from canadians for truth theo flurry and jamie soleil and that is going to be november 9th at
01:03:27.380legacy place again in red deer if you want to go and see and possibly even meet dr peter mccullough
01:03:35.580get your tickets at canadiansfortruth.ca go to events it's right underneath the page right here
01:03:43.540right underneath the big bit get your seat there it is right there canadiansfortruth.ca if you want
01:03:48.820to go and see jamie and theo have a good long discussion with dr peter mccullough from epic
01:03:56.480news health oh look at this hydroxychloroquine reduces covid19 mortality a study finds
01:20:54.560Before the missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls inquiry was set up, the RCMP told the
01:21:00.140Trudeau government that in the cases of female Indigenous murder they dealt with, at least 70%
01:21:05.500of victims were killed by Indigenous men. We know that's 90%, according to StatsCan.
01:21:11.500The inquiry, though, worked hard to discredit this number.
01:21:16.680Indeed, in its final report, the inquiry scoffed that the often-cited statistic that Indigenous men are responsible for 70% of murders of Indigenous women and girls is not factually based.