The Shadoe Davis Show - October 29, 2022


Shadoe at Nite Fri Oct. 28th⧸2022


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1 hour and 11 minutes

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148.66

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10,585

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408


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00:03:00.000 seven nation army gonna hold me so i've had that song stuck in my head for the past three or four
00:03:10.780 hours why because carrie's daughter alex is going to a halloween dance at her school tonight and
00:03:21.160 she's dressed like meg white from the white stripes and her boyfriend or friend boy
00:03:27.640 zach is jack white so they are the white stripes and that song just happened to get into my head
00:03:38.600 and it's it stayed there seven nation army gonna hold me back of course i sing it in a lower key
00:03:46.620 and i didn't mean for you guys to catch me i'm terribly sorry that's the second time this week
00:03:57.620 that you've caught me singing welcome to the show it's shadow at night it's friday october 28th
00:04:06.140 2022 elon musk took control of twitter today he fired people yesterday and he was tweeting all
00:04:12.840 day today twitter is now free the bird is free he said he also said comedy is now allowed on twitter
00:04:20.340 and of course the left wing did not take this well and i myself even tweeted today this is just
00:04:30.300 a test men cannot get pregnant justin trudeau is the worst prime minister in canada's history
00:04:37.360 there was one other thing i forget what it was but it didn't get taken down and i didn't get put
00:04:43.000 into twitter jail so i think he's already turned some things around and probably reinstituting
00:04:49.200 band account sometime next week including project veritas hopefully and jordan peterson that would
00:04:55.580 be my first choice canadian legend jordan peterson so we'll tell you all about whoops what the heck
00:05:02.600 happened here oh okay i thought my mic just cacked out you guys can still hear me maybe the mic was
00:05:13.540 rebelling against my bad singing anyway anyway i've got the twitter thing tonight i've got what
00:05:19.000 happened at the inquiry coming up an actor has apologized a very well-known actor too not just
00:05:28.420 some soap opera stand-in this is an actor that you guys have seen for years and years and years
00:05:34.660 and years he came out today and he said something that was startling and i'm hoping that others
00:05:41.100 will follow suit this guy's been around a long time probably highly respected in hollywood
00:05:47.020 and a known lefty so hopefully this starts taking root and becomes contagious
00:05:54.700 in hollywood because we've had them against us for quite some time now and it's been
00:06:01.320 very very damaging it's it's you know the field has been tilted so badly for well not just the
00:06:07.460 past couple of years since all this crap started but way before that so hopefully maybe things are
00:06:12.380 starting to even out and maybe guys something good is going to come of all this maybe we're
00:06:19.080 going to get some balance back which is what this world needs right now i mean those lefties those
00:06:25.060 marxist crybabies those snowflakes haven't had any opposition so they can say whatever they want
00:06:30.660 and have been able to for the past several years and now that people can actually say things short
00:06:36.520 of, you know, threats of violence and whatnot, they might just go, oh, I'm in a safe space.
00:06:44.760 I need to go to my safe space.
00:06:47.060 I can't take it.
00:06:48.300 There's people over there saying terrible things.
00:06:51.780 When they're not really terrible, they're just a counter argument.
00:06:57.340 But they're not used to that.
00:06:59.140 They're not used to the story having two sides or more.
00:07:02.880 Hello, John.
00:07:03.760 It's good to see you tonight from Swan River.
00:07:05.480 Hello, Eddie. Hello, Diane from Cold Springs. Penelope from Calgary. Margaret from Kootenay Bay.
00:07:10.740 John from Beaux-Ajus. Shaw, Shay from Brandon. Kelly is watching. Yeah, there's sound.
00:07:18.740 There's sound. I'm here. You can hear me, right? Paul is watching from Tyndall. Hello, Debbie from Guelph.
00:07:24.700 Hello, Lois Ann from Windsor. Hello, Julie from Hillside Beach. Louise, how are you?
00:07:30.340 Stephen is watching from Bathurst, New Brunswick.
00:07:33.120 Jeffrey from Australia.
00:07:35.140 Good day, mate.
00:07:36.640 Oh, so bad at accents.
00:07:39.040 I shouldn't even try.
00:07:40.120 Betty from Dryden.
00:07:41.100 Hello, Murray from Alameda, not California.
00:07:44.020 Patty is watching from St. Anne.
00:07:45.680 Patricia from Cornwall.
00:07:47.180 Linda from Lady Lake.
00:07:49.040 Hello, Doug.
00:07:49.600 I hope you're feeling better.
00:07:50.640 Marina is watching from Vancouver Island.
00:07:52.920 Mary is watching.
00:07:53.960 Hello, Christine from Anola.
00:07:56.000 Sandy Lynn watching from Cherry Hill near Steinbeck.
00:07:59.300 Cindy from LaSalle, Ontario, Gil Fry. You know, I could go on all night greeting you guys.
00:08:05.200 Don't forget to like and share. I'm hoping that what Elon has done with Twitter, Zuckerberg will
00:08:11.560 be forced to do with his metaverse, with Facebook. And the reason I say that is because they have
00:08:17.840 been tanking on the market in the past few months. They sink like a stone, man. I mean,
00:08:23.460 their shares are down something like 50 percent in the past few months and it's only getting worse
00:08:29.700 as a matter of fact this is the first year where their user base has actually shrunk yeah
00:08:36.900 and i think it might have something to do with those fact checkers banning people for no good
00:08:44.780 reason absolutely what are the community standards they keep changing if we ever get to know what
00:08:49.400 they are at all. So, Mr. Zuckerberg, let me just say to you that your platform would be much better
00:08:57.800 off. Remember, you're not a publisher. Your platform would be much better off by letting
00:09:04.600 people say what's on their mind. Again, short of doxing and short of threats of violence. Anything
00:09:09.660 else should be fair game. And if the other side of the argument wants to come on and make that
00:09:15.660 argument that's fine that's fine and if they don't they don't have to but you shouldn't be
00:09:21.840 banning people from stating a case making a point sharing a story that's wrong that's wrong and you
00:09:31.380 know that's wrong and i think what elon is doing with twitter is going to force your hand because
00:09:35.960 dude the expression was valid three years ago it's even more valid today get woke go broke no
00:09:44.160 more shadow banning no more banning period guys don't forget to like and share this thing i do
00:09:49.460 believe facebook is still out there with the shadow banning and they're still dropping us
00:09:55.140 as far as reach so the more you share this the more you like this the better off we're going
00:10:02.160 to be hello lisa and jojo and jeffrey and mike oh mike by the way i heard that you were in hospital
00:10:09.560 for surgery and i'm hoping you're out now if you're commenting on the show i'm hoping you're
00:10:16.180 doing better and all of us wish you a very speedy recovery and hopefully your wife is holding up
00:10:24.180 well too mike and joyce long time friends of mine all right i would like to start tonight you guys
00:10:30.220 know how i feel about alberta premier danielle smith right well three days ago no the 24th four
00:10:37.100 days ago she wrote a letter to the premiers of saskatchewan and manitoba hang on one second
00:10:42.600 one second here i just want to make sure that you guys can hear me okay and i'm reading comments
00:10:49.140 that are now nine minutes old and i'm not sure if because nine minutes is a long time so go ahead
00:10:54.560 and let me know you can hear me if you i'm not gonna i'm not gonna keep going if i'm
00:11:01.160 Right? I mean, that would be pointless.
00:11:05.320 I would have to fix it.
00:11:09.420 Oh, I guess you can't hear me because Ted says I do a good rooster impression.
00:11:17.140 Good one, brother.
00:11:19.020 Seven Nation Army gonna hold me back.
00:11:22.380 All right.
00:11:23.800 Danielle Smith wrote a letter to Scott Moe and to Heather Stephenson,
00:11:29.380 premiers of Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
00:11:32.240 And here's what it says.
00:11:33.260 Dear colleagues,
00:11:35.460 one of my, this sounds to me,
00:11:37.840 and you can make of it what you will,
00:11:39.180 but this sounds to me like
00:11:40.720 a letter encouraging Western separation.
00:11:47.520 At least the very tinges of it,
00:11:51.440 the very beginnings of a possible.
00:11:54.800 One of my first priorities as premier of Alberta
00:11:57.220 is to harness the initiative of provinces rather than waiting for federal action.
00:12:02.600 Nowhere is that more clear than the reaction or lack thereof
00:12:06.520 to the energy and food security and affordability crisis
00:12:09.380 exacerbated by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
00:12:12.260 She's still playing that game, but I think that's just for political purposes.
00:12:16.580 The war in Ukraine has highlighted the world's need
00:12:19.340 for responsibly produced, reliable, and affordable energy and food.
00:12:23.140 In my view, the federal government remains generally unmoved by the urgency of this global crisis,
00:12:29.700 despite U.S. and European legislators desperately looking to Canada to play a key role in providing essential resources to the rest of the world.
00:12:38.080 I believe it's incumbent on our provinces to play a leadership role in expanding and advocating for greater market access,
00:12:45.840 including working together to push for a renewed look at the Port of Churchill.
00:12:50.520 now i said this two or three years ago i said hey man albert is not landlocked if they make
00:12:57.920 a deal with saskatchewan and manitoba to get a rail line through to the port of churchill
00:13:02.100 it's a port manitoba's a marine province remember
00:13:07.300 it is also a commitment western premieres made to support initiatives that will expand capacity
00:13:16.660 of the Churchill rail and port systems and strengthen existing and emerging northern
00:13:21.040 supply routes. I am aware that expanding the port of Churchill has long been considered
00:13:26.020 a costly endeavor, but the economics appear to be changing. Investors are increasingly
00:13:31.500 looking for responsibly produced energy and agricultural products and are united on the
00:13:36.540 need to limit the power and reach of despotic regimes, including Russia. The director of
00:13:42.420 the Canadian Coast Guard is also optimistic in regards to servicing the port
00:13:46.500 and the emerging viability of Arctic operations,
00:13:49.220 citing that the Russian Yamal Peninsula project has been operating with great success
00:13:54.120 and even expanding operations to meet global gas demands.
00:13:57.800 It is within this context that I would like to discuss a meeting between ourselves
00:14:03.660 in Churchill, Manitoba, at your earliest convenience.
00:14:06.920 The purpose of the meeting would be to discuss how our three provinces could work together
00:14:10.680 to address energy and food security issues and, in particular, opportunities at the port.
00:14:16.960 This includes pipelines, such as the First People's Pipeline Project,
00:14:21.220 infrastructure improvements to existing rail lines and highways.
00:14:25.140 There's no highway up there, Danielle, just so you know.
00:14:27.900 And opportunities to increase our export of crops, fertilizers, critical minerals, and other commodities.
00:14:34.040 Our leadership will bring weight and purpose to the Canadian reaction against Russia's atrocities
00:14:39.180 and will show the rest of the world there is indeed a business case
00:14:43.300 to support low-carbon Canadian energy and food products to Europe.
00:14:47.320 Enhancing market access is critical for our collective economic prosperity
00:14:51.320 and well-being of our citizens.
00:14:54.060 It will make us more competitive, increase our presence on the global stage,
00:14:57.660 and strengthen Canada's role in addressing food and energy shortages.
00:15:02.400 It also ensures our businesses and citizens can purchase a range of goods
00:15:06.200 at affordable prices, especially during periods of surging inflation.
00:15:10.660 I will ask my office to work to find a time when you may be available
00:15:14.520 to meet with me to discuss this proposal.
00:15:17.240 It is my hope that in meeting together in Churchill,
00:15:20.280 we will kickstart our ongoing collaboration in this area
00:15:23.700 and formalize the structure to engage with the port-relevant ministries,
00:15:27.200 First Nations, and stakeholders to move this important work forward.
00:15:31.540 Sincerely, Danielle Smith, Premier of Alberta.
00:15:34.680 Now, what does that say to you?
00:15:40.660 If Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta can somehow manage to expand and make the Port of Churchill a thing,
00:15:52.520 because right now it's not a going concern, not really,
00:15:55.600 but if they can expand that port, expand transportation to that port via rail, even build a highway,
00:16:01.440 I don't think it's possible because that area is just too full of muskeg and, you know, just soft ground.
00:16:07.680 You got to have some base to build a highway on.
00:16:11.720 I don't think they could do it, but it would be cool if they did.
00:16:16.980 But improve the rail lines, maybe even twin the rail lines, pipelines.
00:16:23.900 They could make Churchill a going concern.
00:16:27.080 And the population of that town could spike from 1,000, which is where it's at right now, to 50,000.
00:16:34.680 Seriously, I know it's far north, but so is Edmonton.
00:16:37.680 And there are many, many, many huge cities in Russia that are further north than Churchill is.
00:16:42.840 Yes, believe it or not, there are.
00:16:45.060 So why not?
00:16:46.500 I mean, I wouldn't move there.
00:16:48.780 I'm sure there would be some people who absolutely would.
00:16:52.460 so if alberta saskatchewan and manitoba can somehow manage to get that port going
00:17:00.880 why on earth would we need ontario or british columbia or quebec
00:17:09.620 in order to be a country that would be a country of seven million right off the hop
00:17:19.240 wouldn't have to worry about trudeau anymore or interference from ottawa no matter who's in power
00:17:31.920 that would be something that would be something and we know that danielle smith is is not a person
00:17:38.660 even though she wrote it like the atrocities by russia and climate change and whatnot she's just
00:17:45.020 trying to appease steffensen she's just trying to be politically correct because right now
00:17:49.160 as i've been pointing out right now is not the time to go all out uh carrie lake this is canada
00:17:57.440 so this is going to take this is going to take some time to oh deprogram the population
00:18:06.460 right it's going to take some time we can't just yell at them and tell them how it is
00:18:13.280 we have to slowly but surely bring them out of it like the actor i was talking about who i will
00:18:20.480 talk about some more later on in the show who is now denouncing what he himself did just two short
00:18:27.560 years ago interesting very very interesting the show was brought to you by canada nano silver
00:18:34.500 canadananosilver.ca and by tacit investigations and security okay there's a couple of things
00:18:40.640 going on this weekend first of all Walter and the crew at Camp Hope are having a big reb fest
00:18:45.780 sorry rib fest I reb fist what rib fest from three to six on Sunday afternoon that's going
00:18:53.240 to be at Camp Hope and the ribs are going to be provided by Blue Haze Barbecue out of Bozes
00:18:58.000 and tomorrow morning starting at 11 30. A place called Scout Tea and Coffee on Rothesay in North
00:19:04.680 kildonan is doing one of these drag queen story hours so sean zimmer is asking people to show up
00:19:11.240 and peacefully protest that if you don't agree that drag queens belong with kids
00:19:17.720 i personally don't all right let's get to the elon musk this is uh this is actually pretty
00:19:24.840 funny this is from left-wing corporate abc news musk took over twitter and then some users began
00:19:31.160 testing chaos. I told you, I was one of them. So many great memes today, too, of Elon firing
00:19:37.320 the CEO, the CFO, and one other person yesterday, showing them walking across the street with
00:19:45.680 their little box. Confusion, concern, conspiracy, celebration. In the hours after Elon Musk took
00:19:56.020 control of Twitter. Reaction on the platform ranged from triumph to despair. While no immediate
00:20:02.300 policy changes had been announced by Friday afternoon, that didn't stop users from cheering
00:20:06.980 or criticizing what they expected to be a quick embrace of Musk's pledges to cut back on moderation
00:20:12.200 in what he has said is an effort to promote free speech. Conservative personalities on the site
00:20:18.920 began recirculating long-debunked conspiracy theories, including about COVID-19 in the 2020
00:20:25.260 election no no no no no no no you see this is left-wing corporate media these have not ever
00:20:32.980 been debunked just because somebody from your side says it isn't true doesn't mean that's right
00:20:38.680 and you see this is the problem living in an echo chamber you don't actually listen to the other
00:20:45.640 side you don't hear their argument and you're absolutely convinced you're right without ever
00:20:50.740 absorbing what the other side has to say and guys that goes for both sides us included
00:20:55.480 where was i did it right right right right so uh in a tongue-in-cheek attempt to test
00:21:03.900 whether twitter's policies on misinformation were still being enforced popular right-wing
00:21:09.300 pundits tweeted buzzwords such as ivermectin and trump one to see whether they'd been penalized
00:21:16.420 for content they suggested would previously have been flagged ivermectin a cheap drug that kills
00:21:21.340 parasites in humans and animals at least they didn't call it a horse dewormer has been promoted
00:21:27.060 by some republican lawmakers and conservative talk show hosts let's not forget doctors scientists
00:21:34.940 as an effective way to treat covet 19 but health experts have been pushing back winning
00:21:41.920 sorry warning there's scant evidence to support the belief that it works okay so that is a very
00:21:46.740 broad and sweeping statement which also happens to be incorrect okay at elon musk is this thing
00:21:53.640 on steve cortez a former commentator for the conservative tv network newsmax and advisor
00:21:59.340 to former president donald trump wrote in a tweet where he included a microphone emoji
00:22:04.080 there are two sexes trump one ivermectin rocks
00:22:07.980 now i got to remember that i'm on facebook i'm also on rumble so if i get kicked off
00:22:13.980 of facebook you guys can still find me on rumble and on twitter
00:22:17.100 but maybe i still have to be careful i'm really hoping that facebook follows suit with this it's
00:22:23.940 either that or bankruptcy i think in a letter aimed to soothe the fears of advertisers musk
00:22:30.360 vowed Thursday that Twitter won't be a free-for-all hellscape where anything can be said with no
00:22:35.220 consequences. But the jury is still out on what will become of the social media platform and
00:22:41.560 what it will tolerate. Observers are eyeing who stays, who goes, and who might potentially come
00:22:48.420 back from the list of people the platform has banned over the years. They range from Trump
00:22:52.820 to conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke, none of whom
00:22:59.420 have returned to the platform so far again as long as you don't say anything that is
00:23:06.860 um how shall i put this violent or inciting violence or doxing i think you're good to go man
00:23:15.520 because what does this do what does transparency do what is getting rid of censorship do it exposes
00:23:23.000 people, right?
00:23:26.120 And when they're
00:23:27.040 exposed, you know exactly who they are.
00:23:31.660 Censorship does nothing
00:23:33.040 but mask the problem.
00:23:35.640 The Associated Press
00:23:37.340 checked at least
00:23:38.900 a dozen other Twitter accounts that were
00:23:40.780 suspended by the platform, including those used
00:23:42.900 by right-wing activist James O'Keefe
00:23:44.920 and MyPillow.
00:23:46.620 Why do they always have to throw in
00:23:48.800 right-wing, left-wing? Notice they never do
00:23:50.920 throw in left wing when they're talking about people they agree with. So it's like the other
00:23:56.820 side mentality, right? Anyway, Mike Lindell and each turned up an account suspended message as
00:24:04.040 of this afternoon. At least one still found a way to get his message out. I am very happy that
00:24:09.340 Twitter is now in sane hands and will no longer be run by radical left lunatics and maniacs that
00:24:15.440 truly hate our country. Trump said Friday morning at a post on his platform called Truth Social,
00:24:21.960 leaving no indication of whether he'd return to the platform or not, even though Musk has said
00:24:27.040 he would allow it. I love truth, he said, adding Twitter will be better if it works to get rid of
00:24:35.180 bots and fake accounts that have hurt it so badly. In a tweet posted Friday afternoon,
00:24:40.260 Musk and Twitter will be forming a content moderation council with widely diverse viewpoints
00:24:44.820 and no major content decisions or account reinstatements
00:24:48.900 will happen before that council convenes.
00:24:51.320 And I recommended to Elon today because I tweeted at him and said,
00:24:54.360 look, let everybody on that council speak.
00:24:57.460 That way you'll be able to figure out who the Marxists are
00:25:00.000 and then you can fire them.
00:25:04.000 Because if you censor them, you won't know for sure, right?
00:25:08.740 Earlier in the day, news outlets reported Kanye West,
00:25:12.000 or yay, as he likes to be known now.
00:25:16.140 The rapper, well, yay, he's legally changed his name,
00:25:19.480 appeared to be back on Twitter
00:25:20.660 after being locked out of his account earlier this month
00:25:23.140 over his anti-Semitic posts on the social media platform.
00:25:27.060 What? Oh my God.
00:25:30.220 Okay, I don't need to read any more of this,
00:25:31.900 but one thing that did happen today,
00:25:35.920 we're going to see this on the post-millennial here.
00:25:38.900 I forget who exactly tweeted it out,
00:25:40.780 But Elon responded about Bill C-11.
00:25:44.720 This is the Trudeau government's latest effort to curb free speech on the Internet.
00:25:48.760 Appears to be on new Twitter owner Elon Musk's radar for the first time after right-wing activist group Canada Proud.
00:26:00.300 Asked the SpaceX founder if he would help in the fight against liberal censorship.
00:26:05.660 So here's what they said.
00:26:07.020 Hey, Elon Musk, now that you own Twitter, will you help fight back against Trudeau's online censorship, Bill C-11?
00:26:13.800 First I've heard, Elon says, so now at least he's aware of it.
00:26:18.260 Bill C-11, the Online Streaming Act, is a bill that seeks to give Trudeau liberals the ability to censor controversial and unpopular speech on the Internet.
00:26:25.800 The Online Streaming Act, blah, blah, blah, is a step that the Trudeau government is taking based on no regular Canadian's recommendation.
00:26:32.760 As described by John Carpe, who is, I think, still the president of the Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms,
00:26:41.300 the stated purpose of the OSA, the Online Streaming Act, is not particularly controversial to bring influential streaming services like Netflix, Disney, and Spotify under the authority of the CRTC.
00:26:54.920 But under the OSA, the CRTC's new authority will not be limited to these large entertainment giants.
00:27:03.200 Rather, the OSA will empower the CRTC to assume jurisdiction by a regulation over any program, audio or audiovisual online content that is monetizable because it directly or indirectly generates revenues.
00:27:16.500 And that means Rebel News and me and Western Standard and True North and anybody else who does one of these types of shows.
00:27:25.780 Now, you might think, well, Trudeau is not supposed to really involve himself at all in government institutions.
00:27:31.820 They're arms-length organizations, right?
00:27:34.060 The government's not supposed to have any influence over these organizations in any way.
00:27:38.040 But what's happened with the RCMP?
00:27:40.720 What's happened with the court systems?
00:27:42.160 Trudeau, the police, the OPP, even local police forces, the Trudeau government has interfered with each one of them.
00:27:51.460 So who's going to stop them from interfering with the CRTC?
00:27:54.600 Nobody? Well, us, I guess.
00:27:58.060 Now look, that bill just passed second reading a couple of days ago in the Senate.
00:28:03.080 It's now going to committee, the Committee on Transportation and Communication.
00:28:07.880 I don't know how those two entities got lumped in together, but that's the committee.
00:28:11.920 They're going to study the bill. They're going to reread the bill.
00:28:14.500 They're going to interview some witnesses, people who say this is wrong, this bill is terrible.
00:28:18.920 Other witnesses who say, oh no, this bill is great, it's awesome.
00:28:22.060 and then they might possibly make some amendment recommendations to the bill and if the house of
00:28:28.660 commons doesn't pass it then the senate can still squash it before it gets to third reading so it's
00:28:34.280 not passed yet you guys a lot of people were complaining the other day oh this is terrible i
00:28:39.120 was one of them i said the step it's taken is terrible as far as i'm concerned i don't think
00:28:44.040 it ever should have gotten this far but it's not passed yet so don't worry about it until it gets
00:28:49.820 to third reading and finally finally it goes to uh royal assent if it gets royal assent it becomes
00:28:57.860 law and then we're screwed then again if things move at the speed of government it could be a
00:29:04.260 very long time before anything ever gets done with it at all but the liberals do seem eager
00:29:09.660 and chomping at the bit to make things happen with that bill for whatever reason uh speaking of
00:29:14.560 Trudeau, I'm not sure when this video happened because he was in Winnipeg today
00:29:19.560 banning more Russians from Canada and putting down more sanctions against Russia,
00:29:26.360 not that they'll even notice.
00:29:30.180 One thing about Canada, I love Canada, man.
00:29:33.520 It's my home.
00:29:34.980 Never want to live anywhere else unless I was absolutely forced.
00:29:38.420 but it's not the big player canadians think it is out of the g8 countries it's probably eighth
00:29:47.800 in terms of economy in terms of population and you know i mean we're right above the united
00:29:55.480 states which is the number one economy in the world at least now it is it may not be in five
00:30:00.400 or ten years but it is for now and so we get overlooked a lot of times it's like new zealand
00:30:06.660 in Australia. New Zealand never gets really recognized unless they do something terrible
00:30:13.000 because Australia is right there. And those people sound the same, kind of like Canadians
00:30:17.860 and Americans. But anyway, this is what Justin Trudeau... Now, first of all, let me read you the
00:30:23.300 caption up top. This was tweeted by Andrew Lawton of TNC.news. We called this inquiry, Trudeau said,
00:30:28.940 so that Canadians could see exactly why it was needed to invoke the Emergencies Act.
00:30:34.180 What a load of bollocks, Andrew says.
00:30:36.280 The commission is a statutory requirement, and it is.
00:30:39.560 Listen to what Trudeau says.
00:30:40.600 Every day we're hearing new testimony about what happened over the course of the Invoquake
00:30:46.000 and the Emergencies Act and the illegal blockades that were seizing Ottawa and indeed places
00:30:51.940 right across the country.
00:30:53.220 We called this inquiry so that Canadians could see exactly why it was needed to invoke the
00:31:00.000 Emergencies Act, and how when we invoked it, we invoked it in a way that was responsible,
00:31:06.400 limited, and targeted on solving the problem as quickly as possible. We thank the Commission
00:31:13.740 for its ongoing work. We thank everyone who's participating. I asked from the very beginning
00:31:18.920 to be allowed to appear to share our perspective on this. This was an important and difficult
00:31:25.500 moment in uh in canada's uh history and it's important that to the right lessons be drawn
00:31:31.000 yeah well you know what no no police officer who has testified so far including former ottawa
00:31:38.280 police chief peter slowly today said that the emergencies act was necessary
00:31:43.920 and they still have not shown that the emergencies act invocation met the standards it's supposed to
00:31:54.400 meet they still haven't shown that so unless Trudeau and his minions in two or three weeks time
00:32:01.860 are testifying with some documents we don't know about from wherever it looks like this guy is
00:32:09.980 going to be sitting there with egg on his face but Trudeau is not the kind of a guy to apologize
00:32:14.620 is he it's probably going to be a learning moment for canadian
00:32:20.500 all right what's next oh oh oh the reason i put these two stories together is because the asshat
00:32:29.100 was involved in both of them again from the post-millennial we've been talking about programmable
00:32:37.200 digital currency canada's central bank is moving to create central bank digital currency my friends
00:32:43.920 And this story came out today, October the 28th.
00:32:49.300 Central banks around the world have been discussing the possibility of digital currencies
00:32:53.920 as the use of cash continues to dwindle in lieu of electronic and online payment systems,
00:32:58.580 and Canada is no exception.
00:33:00.580 Two years ago, the Bank of Canada joined a study group alongside the European Central Bank,
00:33:04.620 the Bank of Japan, the Bank of England, the Swedish Risk Bank, and the Swiss National Bank
00:33:08.800 to discuss digital currencies,
00:33:11.020 and it appears as though the lessons learned are beginning to manifest at home as the bank
00:33:16.180 has released a list of several archetypes of CBDC systems, otherwise known as central bank
00:33:22.440 digital currencies. Now, this is the current Premier, the brand new, sorry, Prime Minister
00:33:27.140 of the UK. In a video he recorded two years ago, listen to what he says.
00:33:32.380 Today, I'm proud to say that under the UK's presidency, the group of the world's seven
00:33:37.500 most advanced economies, the G7, is launching a set of public policy principles for retail
00:33:43.980 central bank digital currencies, CBDCs. Central bank digital currencies could be a digital
00:33:50.540 version of money, a bit like a digital banknote that could be used alongside physical notes and
00:33:55.860 coins. Unlike most of the digital money people use daily today, it would be issued directly by
00:34:01.940 a central bank like the Bank of England in the UK. And governments and central banks across the
00:34:07.420 world are working together, looking into what having a digital currency might mean in practice.
00:34:14.080 This includes issues that people care about, such as ensuring users' money would be safe and secure,
00:34:19.100 that it could work with other ways to pay, would be energy efficient and available to everyone.
00:34:25.540 A potential CBDC could offer businesses and consumers new ways to pay in the future.
00:34:31.980 It's all part of the wider story of digital innovation that has delivered benefits to
00:34:36.440 millions around the world and in the UK. The decision on whether to launch a central bank
00:34:41.920 digital currency is for each country to make, and no G7 jurisdiction has yet made that choice.
00:34:48.700 These decisions raise important questions about the reshaping of our economy,
00:34:52.740 financial systems, and the way in which people interact with money and payments.
00:34:57.420 That's why working together and careful evaluation with our international partners is essential.
00:35:04.040 In the UK earlier this year, I announced a new joint task force between the Treasury and the Bank of England
00:35:10.140 to look into a potential CBDC as a complement to cash and bank deposits.
00:35:15.300 We're also hearing from firms, technology experts and others.
00:35:19.580 Under the leadership of the UK, this report today will help support and inform exploration of CBDCs in the G7 and beyond.
00:35:28.340 With these principles, the G7 is leading an important step change in the global policy conversation.
00:35:36.040 The report covers a range of important matters, such as financial stability, cyber resilience, energy efficiency, privacy, inclusion, and tackling illicit finance.
00:35:47.160 Notice how he emphasized privacy.
00:35:50.720 But I don't understand the correlation between energy efficiency and money.
00:35:55.000 Can somebody explain that to me, please?
00:35:59.340 Energy efficient?
00:36:02.700 What? What?
00:36:04.580 I don't get it.
00:36:05.320 We don't need to carry on with that.
00:36:07.440 That's Rishi Sunak.
00:36:09.760 At the time, he was the Minister of Finance,
00:36:12.280 the President of Finance of the UK,
00:36:13.860 and now he's the Prime Minister.
00:36:15.260 And he is, my friends, a raging globalist.
00:36:20.000 All right?
00:36:21.500 The Swedish central bank began studying the issue
00:36:24.380 several years ago and has already implemented
00:36:26.600 a pilot project to deal with the country's
00:36:28.500 declining use of cash. However, they haven't reached
00:36:30.600 a final conclusion on whether or not to keep
00:36:32.480 the project. The Bank of Canada
00:36:33.940 stated in a press
00:36:36.520 release in 2020, they would assess
00:36:38.660 the potential for digital currencies.
00:36:41.660 Under the centralized
00:36:42.400 archetype of CBDC users,
00:36:45.400 do not hold any
00:36:46.420 state-only credentials that authorize
00:36:48.840 access. That means you're
00:36:50.500 not holding anything concrete in your
00:36:52.460 hands like money or a card, nothing.
00:36:55.720 Just
00:36:56.280 you have the credentials to authorize access and that could be a chip a QR code a QR code that's
00:37:06.800 tattooed onto your skin a chip that's inserted here yeah I'm not kidding about that I have shown
00:37:16.780 you videos about that technology already being implemented in different countries around the
00:37:22.620 world. Something else. This show does not deal in things that have not yet been proven. Somebody
00:37:33.260 asked me today in the comment section, I think of the show last night, I pointed out that David
00:37:38.920 Icke has been wrong in the past. And she politely asked me, what has David Icke been wrong about?
00:37:44.140 Now, David Icke is a longtime conspiracy theorist going back to 1990. I don't like using that
00:37:50.120 expression because apparently we're all conspiracy theorists but david ike has has come out and said
00:37:56.560 on more than one occasions that he is the son of god and that lizard people are running the world
00:38:01.580 now listen some of you may believe that some of you may think it's absolutely ridiculous
00:38:06.780 i don't think of it in any way except for the fact that you need to prove it before i'm going
00:38:14.680 to believe it everything i talk about on this show you guys you can find on the websites of
00:38:19.680 the world economic forum the united nations or any government around the world or any
00:38:23.700 left-wing corporate media around the world they are not hiding it but when it comes to lizard
00:38:29.680 people or people drinking blood for the adrenochrome look at men prove it and i've watched
00:38:37.640 the fall of the cabal all 28 or 30 parts by janet osbard who's a great filmmaker as far as i'm
00:38:44.320 concerned but a lot of it makes you believe things using facts but it makes it tilts you in one
00:38:50.820 direction right it's all about the narrative and again both sides are guilty of it and that's fine
00:38:59.900 because the other side of the story right i find it fascinating but we need to be able to believe
00:39:06.460 only in what we can prove prove or else we've kind of gone gone off the deep end
00:39:14.940 I know there's some flat earthers that watch this show,
00:39:17.920 and I say that's great if you guys believe it.
00:39:20.460 I don't unless I see some proof.
00:39:24.080 Absolute, unequivocal proof that the world is flat,
00:39:27.500 and then I'll say, all right, the world is flat.
00:39:30.860 When it comes to these CBDCs, these programmable currencies
00:39:35.280 that are going to be run by central banks,
00:39:37.140 and they will be coming out.
00:39:38.400 I mean, you've seen it already.
00:39:39.620 You've seen banks going digital.
00:39:42.560 you've seen banks going cashless
00:39:45.080 here in Canada
00:39:46.060 you've seen banks now offering credit cards
00:39:48.300 that will offer to show you
00:39:50.280 your carbon footprint
00:39:51.440 your daily carbon footprint
00:39:53.080 just so you know how much of a polluter
00:39:54.980 you really are
00:39:56.200 you racist
00:39:57.400 so it is going that way
00:40:04.100 now this guy
00:40:05.000 this Rishi Sunak
00:40:06.500 two years ago
00:40:07.880 he said this is going to be
00:40:09.640 being offered as an alternative
00:40:11.660 and that's how they roll these things out you guys that's how they do it at first it's just a
00:40:17.060 way to do it and then slowly but surely what happens you can't pay with cash anymore look
00:40:23.080 what's going on at hockey games concerts football games you go to a football game you want to buy
00:40:27.700 something to eat or a beer we don't take cash what do you mean you don't take cash why not
00:40:33.780 we just don't it's faster they say okay so somebody who doesn't tap because i don't tap
00:40:43.660 i've never enabled the tap function on any card that i've had because somebody steals it all they
00:40:48.480 have to do is tap i still put the card in the machine type in the number and hide it from the
00:40:54.280 person standing in line behind me or next to me because i don't want them to know my code
00:40:58.460 right so if you have to go through that process what's faster whipping out a 20
00:41:04.320 or going t-t-t-t-t-t-t waiting waiting waiting waiting waiting approved bill blah blah blah
00:41:12.540 now the tap i can see that being faster but not that much faster no it's not because of speed
00:41:21.940 and convenience you guys it's not because of that it's because they're trying to get rid of cash
00:41:27.060 and they're trying to move us
00:41:28.440 to this new digitalized economy
00:41:30.620 where they can keep track
00:41:32.260 of everything you do.
00:41:34.900 And I can say that with full assurance
00:41:36.960 because I have read it
00:41:38.480 on several different official websites
00:41:40.660 that are out there,
00:41:41.540 including the World Economic Forums.
00:41:46.980 That's how they do it.
00:41:48.420 They start offering you something
00:41:50.100 and then a year or two years later,
00:41:52.540 you can't do the other thing
00:41:54.020 that you've always done your whole life.
00:41:55.580 this is the new way we're doing it now
00:41:57.920 and
00:41:59.740 the other way is gone
00:42:01.200 now people are saying
00:42:04.200 well you have to prove that
00:42:05.940 these people are doing this
00:42:07.560 with evil in mind, with evil intent
00:42:09.860 look at
00:42:12.360 the only thing I have to say
00:42:14.220 about that is
00:42:16.040 power corrupts
00:42:19.200 and absolute
00:42:20.500 power corrupts absolutely
00:42:22.320 if you give somebody
00:42:24.160 technology
00:42:25.040 and that person and remember these billionaires don't think of the world the same way we do
00:42:31.780 these billionaires look at us kind of like ants useless eaters that's the expression that i've
00:42:37.460 heard before and i've heard it used by them they see things differently right i mean think think
00:42:47.680 of what it must be like when you no longer have to climb the mountain that we have been climbing
00:42:52.720 our entire lives climbing up that mountain constantly climbing trying to get to the top
00:42:57.020 never getting there these people are at the top of that mountain they've got nothing left to do
00:43:01.200 with their lives some might be 40 45 or 50 they've lost all ambition but then somebody says hey we
00:43:08.260 can take over the world and they go oh that's interesting let's do that then and they just start
00:43:18.520 doing it because that's their new project and of course they don't look at people like i said
00:43:24.360 the same way we do because they never ever have to see us
00:43:27.360 and then that becomes their life's work bill gates for example the guy started out making
00:43:38.460 software i know what his family's history is and maybe he had that beaten into him when he was a
00:43:45.700 small kid. But the guy, Microsoft, computers, and now all of a sudden he's the world's foremost
00:43:54.120 authority on vaccines? Come on. It's because he's trying to better the world. He's trying,
00:44:04.260 in his mind, he's trying to make the world a better place, a more equitable place for everybody.
00:44:09.540 but in doing so he doesn't see the harm that he's causing none of them do
00:44:15.180 that's the real threat you guys that's the real threat and now they're trying to they're trying
00:44:24.800 to hurt us all into this one way to pay this one system of currency so they know what everybody is
00:44:32.360 doing and they think it's for the good of the planet because it's overpopulated we need to
00:44:36.320 control everybody's movements so that things don't get worse with the climate that's what they think
00:44:44.200 but in doing so they're going to take away every freedom that you and i have ever known
00:44:48.980 and the sad thing about this is if we allow this to happen
00:44:52.440 we're the ones who are going to pay the most because we'll remember what freedom was really
00:44:59.120 like our kids coming up and our grandkids they're never going to know they're never going to know
00:45:05.540 Grandpa, what was freedom like?
00:45:09.940 No, they'll just grow up in this new world.
00:45:12.140 Watch Gattaca.
00:45:13.280 You'll see.
00:45:14.440 They'll just grow up in this new world
00:45:15.900 where they think they're free,
00:45:18.280 but they're living in the Matrix,
00:45:20.800 like Tom and I talked about last night, Tom Marazzo.
00:45:25.400 And by the way, if you missed that show last night,
00:45:27.920 I invite you to go ahead and watch that one.
00:45:30.120 That was a very good discussion Tom and I had.
00:45:33.400 Guests next week,
00:45:34.460 I'm working on getting some good ones, and I do have one lined up for you guys.
00:45:38.560 Harley Schlanger.
00:45:42.000 Yep.
00:45:43.240 Harley Schlanger of the LaRouche Institute and the Schiller Institute,
00:45:47.760 sorry, the LaRouche Organization and the Schiller Institute
00:45:50.280 will be joining the show next week from his home in Germany.
00:45:54.200 If you haven't seen this man speak,
00:45:57.000 follow the LaRouche Organization on Facebook or Twitter,
00:46:00.420 any of the big socials, and listen to him.
00:46:02.880 this guy he makes too much sense harley schlanger on the show next week i am very proud to say
00:46:11.700 all right ex ottawa police chief peter slowly testified at the emergencies act inquiry today
00:46:18.500 and here is the first video of what he said talking about the freedom convoy
00:46:24.880 there seems to be a bit of a theme of conflicting narratives here about the the degree of public
00:46:31.500 safety uh especially in the first week in the first weekend um so on the one hand we have the
00:46:37.980 city being told that you know enforcing bylaws and um any laws really was too dangerous for public
00:46:44.140 safety issues that there was the risk of violence there was the risk of injury and death and i can
00:46:49.740 take you to some notes where that's indicated um but on the other hand the city was also told at
00:46:55.740 least in this email seems to have been told that there wasn't much in terms of a public safety risk
00:47:00.860 And we've seen actually from some EOCCG, which is the group that manages the emergency response on a municipal level,
00:47:09.940 that group was putting out updates every day and they use language such as party-like atmosphere, it's festive.
00:47:16.740 So there seems to be these two competing narratives.
00:47:19.140 Was this a tinderbox waiting to explode or was this a family-friendly carnival with bouncy castles?
00:47:27.920 And so I wanted to get your perspective on those two narratives.
00:47:30.860 um it was a tinderbox waiting to explode it was not a family festival
00:47:35.260 it was a tinderbox waiting to explode it was not a family festival
00:47:46.040 what i wasn't there but everybody that i have spoken to who was
00:47:52.520 said it yeah it was a family festival bouncy castles hot tubs
00:48:00.020 that is in last uh until the last two days and then it was not but that's what he said
00:48:08.720 what are you going to do so here's another clip from slowly's testimony today where he's talking
00:48:14.540 about the mainstream media and their narrative being crushing to the morale of his officers
00:48:21.580 The level of disinformation and misinformation was off the charts.
00:48:29.080 It was crushing to the members' morale.
00:48:32.880 It was crushing to the incident command team's morale.
00:48:35.500 It was crushing to my executive team's morale.
00:48:37.940 I suspect it was crushing to the board.
00:48:41.320 It was crushing to everybody.
00:48:45.960 It was unrelenting.
00:48:47.420 It was 24 hours a day.
00:48:48.540 And I think by the end of the weekend, it had become a global story that mainstream media was following.
00:48:55.400 And none of it was portraying in any way accurate the hard work of the men and women of the Ottawa Police Service and the partner agencies that stood with us.
00:49:06.980 None of it.
00:49:08.640 To this day, it hasn't.
00:49:09.840 And that is very unfortunate because public trust and confidence in any police service, I believe, is the number one public safety factor.
00:49:22.780 When any police service loses significantly public trust and confidence, that in and of itself is a massive public safety threat and risk.
00:49:34.480 it materializes in so many ways i don't know if the commissioner wants me to elucid
00:49:40.700 expand on that but i'm happy to do so and unfortunately as quickly as the events
00:49:48.720 unfolded on the morning and the afternoon of the saturday public opinion against the
00:49:53.420 police service and its members turned just as quickly and to the same unprecedented levels
00:50:01.900 that were unrelenting, at least from my entire experience, up until February 15th.
00:50:10.120 Now, was he talking about the corporate media or was he talking about the live streamers
00:50:19.160 and independent media down there or was he talking about both?
00:50:22.280 I've watched that a few times today.
00:50:24.920 He does reference the mainstream media in there, but not necessarily in the way that
00:50:30.640 ties them to what what he was talking about he said it became a worldwide story that the
00:50:35.580 mainstream media was following but he doesn't specify what i do know is that all of the live
00:50:44.740 streams that came from ottawa were live streams they were unedited video we got to see what was
00:50:52.620 going on in real time in ottawa and like tom marazzo said last night you know the the left-wing
00:50:59.400 corporate media will take hunks of video they'll edit it down to 38 seconds or 24 seconds and they
00:51:06.060 will create their own narrative and they will pick and choose the people they think represent
00:51:10.660 their side people who are nice and clean cut versus somebody on our side who happens to have
00:51:16.300 long hair scraggly beard and maybe is wearing a jacket that looks like it was purchased at the
00:51:21.860 Salvation Army store. But so what, right? What they're trying to do is get public opinion on
00:51:31.500 their side, and they did a fine job of it, but they also demoralized many people, apparently,
00:51:37.200 according to Peter Slowly anyway, most of the police service and other
00:51:41.940 allied police services who happen to be in Ottawa.
00:51:45.280 the ontario police apologized to convoy organizers after the fuel raid this is an interesting story
00:51:58.500 from tnc.news an opp liaison apologized to freedom convoy organizers and accused the
00:52:05.920 ottawa police service of betrayal this is actually in an audio recording which i listened to today i
00:52:11.860 I was going to play it for you guys. It's nine minutes long.
00:52:14.080 You can find it on TNC.news or follow Andrew Lawton on Twitter.
00:52:19.020 Accused the OPS of betrayal after an attempt by Ottawa police to raid the convoy's fuel depot,
00:52:24.660 according to new audio exclusively obtained by True North.
00:52:28.580 Tensions over the incident apparently boiled over so much
00:52:31.120 that it jeopardized the working relationship between the two police services.
00:52:36.740 Ottawa police spearheaded the February 6th raid on Coventry,
00:52:39.700 the nickname for the Coventry Road parking lot.
00:52:41.860 The city of Ottawa initially offered the convoy as a staging and overflow area.
00:52:47.040 The raid not only sparked a breakdown between convoy leaders and the police liaison teams with whom they had been coordinating since the beginning of the protest, but also between the OPP and the OPS.
00:53:00.740 Just a cluster F between police in Ottawa.
00:53:09.020 Unbelievable.
00:53:11.860 And then you got reports about the Ottawa police circulating report full of false claims about the Freedom Convoy from an agency that doesn't even have an office in Canada.
00:53:24.780 A report circulated by OPS made numerous false and misleading claims about the Freedom Convoy as first reported by Blacklock's reporter.
00:53:32.500 The memo titled Examining U.S. Support and Funding for the Canadian Trucker Convoy was published by the Institute for Strategic Dialogue, the ISD.
00:53:41.860 made several false and since disputed claims, including that funding for the convoy was from international sources.
00:53:49.480 Funding appears to be coming from a host of U.S. and international sources, claimed the ISD.
00:53:54.520 Testimony and evidence tabled before the Public Order Emergency Commission, the POEC,
00:54:00.480 have revealed that the convoy was in fact grassroots and domestically funded.
00:54:04.240 The ISD is an international think tank based out of the United Kingdom that focuses on disinformation and extremism.
00:54:12.680 It does not have any offices in Canada.
00:54:15.480 According to minutes from the meeting between the Canadian Security Intelligence Service Director David Vigneault
00:54:21.680 and federal officials tasked with responding to the convoy,
00:54:25.760 the top intelligence chief told the government that CSIS saw no evidence of foreign funding.
00:54:30.680 there are no foreign actors identified at this point supporting or financing the convoy
00:54:38.000 fintrac is supporting this work slash assessment and the banks are also engaged said vigno there's
00:54:44.640 a lot of energy and support from the usa to canada cesis has also not seen any foreign money come
00:54:50.600 from other states to support this but the isd report sent to former ops chief smeared the
00:54:58.680 convoy as extreme and radical based on videos posted by users on tiktok perhaps that's why
00:55:06.040 chief slowly today testified that it was a what did he call it i just had it on
00:55:13.300 an exploding pot something like that no it was not a family gathering it was a it was a tinder
00:55:22.520 box ready to explode right that's what it was maybe he got that idea from the isd reports which
00:55:28.580 were proven false and how did they even get involved in this anyway oh right they were paid
00:55:34.580 for by the government of canada wow so when it comes to the arguments that the federal cabinet
00:55:45.260 members may use when they're testifying at the commission in a couple of weeks i would imagine
00:55:51.120 they're going to try and use these isd documents which have already been proven false because
00:55:56.380 there's nothing else that they've got so the only thing they can do one of two things is they can
00:56:02.240 go up there and lie their faces off when it's already been proven that no police agency none
00:56:08.820 of the three police agencies involved with dealing with the protest said the emergencies act was
00:56:14.000 necessary they can go up there and lie about that or or they can pick a fall guy and fire him or her
00:56:22.500 and say it was their fault i'm thinking marco mendicino or maybe bill blair
00:56:31.140 but if they get up there and lie they're showing their ass to the entire country
00:56:37.140 and trudeau was saying yesterday late yesterday i look forward to the opportunity i commissioned
00:56:45.480 this inquiry no you didn't commission this inquiry because you wanted canadians to know
00:56:49.880 what really happened. It was necessary. It's a necessary part of the EA to do this. You lying
00:56:57.100 bastard. Okay, here's the actor I was talking about, you guys. Tim Robbins, probably most famous
00:57:05.760 for the Shawshank Redemption. He just admitted the truth about, and maybe Bull Durham, just admitted
00:57:12.480 the truth about safe and affected COVID vaccines. I bought into it. I demonized people. I was guilty
00:57:18.760 of everything that I came to understand was not healthy. Oh! Now, he's also a big lefty, too.
00:57:26.520 Not sure if you've seen any tweets from him over the past 20 years or so, but he is a huge lefty.
00:57:34.400 But for him, freedom is most important, which he will say as we read this story. Oscar-winning
00:57:40.280 actor Tim Robbins admits he regrets falling for the lies pushed by the government and corporate
00:57:47.220 press surrounding discriminatory COVID measures and COVID vaccines that do not, quote, do not
00:57:53.440 prevent or an individual from contracting or transmitting COVID-19, unquote. In an interview
00:57:59.500 with investigative reporter Matt Taibbi, Taibbi? I think it is. Taibbi? Taibbi. It's Matt Taibbi,
00:58:08.840 of course. Robin said he initially believed the safe and effective propaganda about COVID at the
00:58:14.220 start of the pandemic but ultimately realized it was all predicated on lies lies lies i totally
00:58:21.620 understood in the first year i was compliant with everything i locked down i isolated i was away
00:58:26.660 from people for seven months i bought into it i demonized people i was guilty of everything that
00:58:31.460 i came to understand was not healthy robbins admitted and by the way he put this on twitter too
00:58:37.220 so he is apologizing not just in an interview but he actually put this on his own twitter
00:58:44.560 when lockdown restrictions suddenly waned during the black lives matter protests in 2020 robbins
00:58:51.120 began to realize covid was about instituting a political agenda i was angry at people that
00:58:57.520 weren't wearing masks and protesting about it in orange county he said yet a month later i was
00:59:03.780 protesting for BLM in the streets with a mask on. A week after that, I kind of had to do a self-check
00:59:09.120 on that. I knew there was a little bit of hypocrisy going on there. I had a really good friend that
00:59:15.300 died from it early on. I was angry. I was fearful. And I did everything I could to help stop the
00:59:19.920 spread. But I also kept my eyes open. And at my age, I think one of the most important things
00:59:25.040 that I've been able to do is understand that I'm not right all the time. And I have to check myself
00:59:30.460 and see where the hypocrisy lay.
00:59:32.100 So I started having more questions.
00:59:35.960 Inmates suddenly being released from prison
00:59:38.420 during the pandemic also prompted Robbins,
00:59:40.780 leader of the Actors Gang Theater Company,
00:59:42.580 to further question the illogical narrative
00:59:44.720 propagated by the COVID enterprise.
00:59:47.580 It provided us an opportunity
00:59:48.960 to hire more returning citizens,
00:59:50.900 the ones that had done their time
00:59:52.760 and were being paroled,
00:59:54.400 which was another bizarre thing.
00:59:56.000 You guys that were in jail for 30 years
00:59:58.080 that got out right during COVID
00:59:59.480 and went right back into isolation, he said.
01:00:01.720 Isn't that insane?
01:00:04.180 Robbins railed against discriminatory COVID measures
01:00:06.760 that only permitted the vaccinated entry.
01:00:10.720 We were capable of opening the theater last September,
01:00:13.560 but there were still a lot of these restrictions.
01:00:15.500 I had a problem with this idea of having a litmus test at the door for entry.
01:00:20.940 I understood the health concerns,
01:00:22.140 but I also understand that theater is a forum
01:00:24.120 and it has to be open to everybody.
01:00:27.240 If you start specifying reasons why people can't be in a theater,
01:00:30.580 I don't think it's a theater anymore.
01:00:32.100 Not in the tradition of what it's always been historically,
01:00:34.840 which is a forum where stories are told
01:00:36.700 and disparate elements come together and figure it out.
01:00:40.240 That's what it's been for.
01:00:41.720 People figure out their relationship with the gods,
01:00:43.860 with society, with each other,
01:00:45.080 but at the door you don't say,
01:00:46.600 you can't come in because you haven't done this or that.
01:00:49.780 I had a problem with that,
01:00:50.920 so I waited until everybody could be allowed in the theater,
01:00:53.420 and we opened up a show called Can't Pay, Don't Pay,
01:00:55.960 in April last year.
01:00:57.480 Well, that's kind of an interesting look at it.
01:01:01.360 Theater is for everybody.
01:01:02.900 Okay, fine, Tim, whatever floats your boat,
01:01:05.680 as long as you came to grips with reality,
01:01:08.460 I can get down with that.
01:01:11.020 That's good.
01:01:11.960 That's great.
01:01:13.680 I'm happy that he,
01:01:14.900 and I hope, guys, that that is contagious.
01:01:17.540 So these are two very important things
01:01:19.680 that happened today.
01:01:20.540 I know there's a lot of people,
01:01:22.000 a lot of you guys who do not trust Elon Musk
01:01:24.420 and think that he is part of the cabal
01:01:27.500 because David Icke said so,
01:01:29.660 or whoever said so.
01:01:32.140 Look it.
01:01:33.180 Whether he is with the cabal or not with the cabal,
01:01:36.180 and by the way,
01:01:37.260 if he is with the cabal,
01:01:38.600 why is he opening up free speech
01:01:40.280 on a major social media platform?
01:01:42.400 Does that make any sense to you?
01:01:46.500 Free speech is a cornerstone of a free society.
01:01:50.140 If he was with the cabal,
01:01:52.380 he would want to keep things shut down
01:01:54.320 so people couldn't share truths and information.
01:01:59.120 So that alone kind of blows up the argument
01:02:01.700 that Elon is part of the cabal.
01:02:03.620 That's my opinion.
01:02:04.500 You may have a different one.
01:02:06.540 Either way, Twitter is going to be an open platform again.
01:02:11.880 And I do believe that they've taken
01:02:13.640 some of the clamps off already.
01:02:15.920 And they'll be reinstituting certain accounts
01:02:18.900 in the coming weeks.
01:02:20.580 Jordan Peterson, Project Veritas, I hope so.
01:02:24.320 These are two very important accounts that need to be heard.
01:02:28.700 But as long as Twitter is going to be a free and open source of information,
01:02:34.320 let's take advantage of it, man.
01:02:37.900 Let's get the word out there.
01:02:39.960 Let's get people to hear our side of things,
01:02:43.800 and let's listen to the other side.
01:02:46.160 You're going to see a lot of crap on Twitter.
01:02:48.320 If you decide to go on Twitter, this show goes on Twitter,
01:02:51.200 it goes on Rumble, and it goes on Facebook every single night.
01:02:54.320 And you're going to see a lot of crap on Twitter, a lot of whining, a lot of bitching, a lot of moaning.
01:03:01.340 But it is also a fantastic source of news.
01:03:05.720 I get a lot of great information from Twitter.
01:03:08.140 I engage with a lot of people.
01:03:09.560 I poke fun at many people on Twitter.
01:03:12.060 I get poked as well.
01:03:15.680 Tit for tat.
01:03:17.120 But it doesn't matter because it felt good today to be on Twitter.
01:03:21.700 it felt like we were in an open place all of a sudden and a lot of people were saying man my
01:03:28.500 followers went up by two three thousand today of course these are the ben shapiro's of the world
01:03:32.880 ben shapiro said i got 40 000 new followers in the last hour what the hell i guess they took the
01:03:38.240 clamps off and i certainly hope that all of the other social media platforms decide to do the
01:03:44.520 same thing mark zuckerberg hello your company is going down hard man this is the first year
01:03:52.440 where you're going to have fewer users on your platform than the year before you're showing
01:03:58.780 declines your shares are down 50 it's time to get rid of these ridiculous fact checkers and let
01:04:06.980 people engage in free speech again and when the time comes for you to testify in front of committee
01:04:12.500 in Congress,
01:04:15.560 you're going to have to admit what you did.
01:04:20.100 You're going to have to admit what you did.
01:04:22.740 And whatever penalty they give you,
01:04:25.200 you've got to take it like a man.
01:04:26.800 But in the meantime,
01:04:28.060 do the right thing, man.
01:04:29.940 Do the right thing.
01:04:31.740 And take off the clamps.
01:04:33.780 It's not doing you any good at all.
01:04:37.200 It's not doing anybody any good at all.
01:04:42.500 Two things that should not be allowed in open forum.
01:04:47.700 Threats of violence and doxing.
01:04:51.840 Threats of violence and incitement to violence, I think.
01:04:55.060 But there's other laws in our criminal code that can take care of that stuff.
01:05:00.340 There doesn't need to be an online law for that.
01:05:04.000 And doxing.
01:05:04.840 There's no need for somebody who doesn't agree with you
01:05:08.200 to publish your telephone number and your address on Twitter
01:05:11.760 so people can actually come to your home
01:05:13.760 and harass you there.
01:05:14.860 That's ridiculous.
01:05:17.200 Online should be online.
01:05:19.740 Real life should be real life.
01:05:23.000 So this is me making a plea
01:05:26.040 to social media leaders.
01:05:31.160 Get rid of the clamps, you guys.
01:05:34.320 You don't need them.
01:05:35.960 Let people speak.
01:05:38.060 That's truly democracy right there
01:05:40.940 when you let people speak.
01:05:43.520 Yeah, there could be some ugliness, but so what?
01:05:46.620 So what?
01:05:47.300 If people can't take it, they can just get out of the kitchen.
01:05:52.500 Okay, we've got the CBC whining today
01:05:54.960 about COVID cases being up, hospitalizations being up.
01:05:58.100 They're trying to scare us with two new variants.
01:06:01.860 Two new COVID-19 sub-variants
01:06:04.000 growing twice as fast as BA5 in Ontario,
01:06:07.280 the public health agency says.
01:06:08.780 i pay no attention to this none whatsoever spike in serious childhood respiratory virus cases in
01:06:18.200 manitoba well that can't be covid because we know covid doesn't affect kids like that
01:06:22.260 so what is it well they're trying to make it they're trying to make it so that it's covid
01:06:28.480 that's what this story is all about you can find that stuff on the cbc website website guys i'm
01:06:33.080 not going to bother with it not tonight it's friday and the rcmp are investigating chinese
01:06:38.740 police stations in canada finally but notice the cbc headline police stations that's what they are
01:06:46.300 if you talk to any chinese national living in canada who are being harassed by these people
01:06:51.700 they are chinese police stations not chinese police stations and that's it for the show tonight
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01:09:29.600 Two things going on in the Winnipeg area this weekend.
01:09:32.880 Tomorrow, the protest at Scout Coffee and Tea.
01:09:36.500 They're having the drag queen story hour between 11.30 and 12.30.
01:09:44.880 I don't see any reason that drag queens need to be around kids reading them stories.
01:09:50.920 I saw some pictures of the specific drag queens who'll be there tomorrow.
01:09:56.520 And I got to be honest with you, I didn't like what I saw.
01:10:00.340 And that's not to say that men in women's clothing is obscene to me.
01:10:05.660 I don't care.
01:10:06.680 I just didn't like what they were doing.
01:10:08.160 You know what I'm saying?
01:10:08.800 Like, so these are the people that you want around your children.
01:10:13.000 reading them stories okay so the viking sean zimmer has organized a protest tomorrow at scout
01:10:21.460 on rothesay there's two locations this is the one on rothesay in north kildona between 11 30 and 12
01:10:27.140 30 and on sunday at camp hope it is rib fest 2022 the gang from blue haze barbecue is going to be
01:10:34.980 down there with some ribs it's 30 bucks a person uh between three and six in the afternoon hope to
01:10:40.680 see you down there camp hope this sunday between three and six and the weather guys is supposed to
01:10:46.240 be really good for late october in winnipeg and that is it for the show tonight i love you all
01:10:51.740 and i will catch you tomorrow not tomorrow monday halloween night halloween night at eight o'clock
01:10:58.020 central for another shadow at night live stream and don't forget harley schlanger i'm so looking
01:11:03.920 forward to this from the larouche institute joins the show next week have a wonderful weekend and
01:11:10.040 I'll talk to you soon.
01:11:11.140 Love you all.
01:11:11.780 Bye for now.