The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Fri Oct. 29th⧸2023 Bylaw in Waterloo to ban hurt feelings passes

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00:03:30.000 That's September 29th, 2023.

00:03:38.200 On the show tonight, that bylaw we were talking about

00:03:41.060 that was going to be voted on by Waterloo City Council

00:03:44.980 earlier this week, it got voted on,

00:03:47.000 and they voted to ban...

00:03:51.460 Hang on just a second.

00:03:53.900 I want to see how they phrase it here in the headline.

00:03:55.660 waterloo adopts amended by law banning communications that make people feel harassed

00:04:06.160 so you can't hurt anybody's feelings in waterloo lest you get a ticket hand gestures facial

00:04:14.680 expressions comments anything like that could cost you money or maybe even jail time we'll read you

00:04:21.320 the story in just a second i want to start with an email i received from a viewer earlier this

00:04:26.780 morning in just a second but first let's say some hellos who's all watching tonight by the way we're

00:04:32.440 on rumble and we're on twitter only tonight there is no facebook feed tonight hello to jimmy james

00:04:39.200 and cow town esky dogs is watching in pilot mound hello patricia in cornwall wanna keepers in

00:04:44.240 chelowack hello hot rod in quebec zaza blaze in the hammer gsd blacks watching in enola regular

00:04:50.020 crowd the regular crowd stumbles in alice is watching in pilot butte thank you alice by the

00:04:56.540 way for your communications and emails about you know who that makes me feel better that you're

00:05:02.440 keeping on top of things but i wouldn't worry so much about that guy at all as a matter of fact

00:05:08.460 he's just kind of one of those and very very angry and i don't know why but i'm not going to get more

00:05:15.460 into it uh ruckus roops is watching in fort sask alberta tonight hello wendy watching in lumsden

00:05:21.180 saskatchewan copper skins is watching in winnipeg hello roadhog watching in central alberta

00:05:26.320 canada truth seeker is watching from somewhere i don't know where i never say where azizi nights

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00:05:37.280 piper hello aj gamble moonlit dancer adrian is watching tonight hello adrian i'll see you on

00:05:43.700 sunday hello little brown jug watching in colonna arnie is watching i don't know from where shame

00:05:51.940 on you parents confront school board for yeah that was a good one i'm not going to play that tonight

00:05:56.600 but that was a good one it was a little long arnie but if you could did you throw the did you

00:06:01.840 throw the uh link up in the chat that'd be great if you could do that thanks very much

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00:07:14.620 i'm going to play a movie clip for you in just a second regarding free speech but before i do that

00:07:19.600 i would like to read this email to you and because this is a private communication between

00:07:24.800 this person and myself the name will remain out of it but it says good day shadow i'm an avid

00:07:32.040 follower of yours just as i am of ron clark and freedom george may i make a suggestion very polite

00:07:37.640 if you don't agree with those traveling to the east then maybe not comment on them because you're

00:07:43.920 not helping them by calling them a convoy when they specifically said numerous times they are

00:07:48.340 not a convoy and many have slash are leaving different days different times okay first of all

00:07:53.560 first of all yes they are a convoy they're not a very large convoy they're traveling in separate

00:08:00.260 convoys some are flying but there are small convoys scattered all throughout the country so

00:08:04.980 no matter what they say they aren't they are in fact a convoy not a big huge one several different

00:08:12.740 convoys but nonetheless they are traveling in convoys and you can look up the definition of that

00:08:18.180 just because dr fauci tells us it's a vaccine doesn't mean it's so it's a gene therapy after

00:08:25.580 all right so maybe talk to ron george or colin big bear i guess she's referring to here and get

00:08:33.140 the fact straight from them before saying anything more well again i've watched their videos i played

00:08:37.980 one of ron's videos on monday night and that's really all we should need right i mean they

00:08:44.420 explain everything in their videos at least i'm hoping so mentioning it on your platform where

00:08:50.660 many people tune in to watch and referring to them as a convoy again that's what they are not a big

00:08:56.200 huge one like the ottawa convoy but there's several different convoys anyway i've already

00:09:00.100 made that point only causes hard feelings for those who disagree with what they're doing and

00:09:04.900 could possibly cause them harm where there need not be that part i don't get where do we get the

00:09:10.700 harm from are we talking about harm from police government well first of all police and government

00:09:16.280 already know they're on their way. The Toronto police have already made a press release about

00:09:21.340 this and an announcement expecting them, and they shut down many streets in the downtown core of

00:09:26.740 Toronto in preparation. That was on the show earlier this week as well. I'm just saying this

00:09:32.900 as I feel you're not being fair to those involved in this, and I'm concerned about everyone's

00:09:38.020 well-being. Please don't take this wrong. I'm just making a suggestion. Okay. All right. That's

00:09:43.160 fair i will take suggestions here's what i don't agree with

00:09:49.260 if you don't agree with those traveling to the east then maybe not comment on them

00:09:57.720 okay um she's suggesting self-censorship here and i'm not going to do that i will tell people

00:10:11.000 what I think because that's why you're here

00:10:14.120 in the first place, to hear what's going on

00:10:16.200 and to get my opinions on it

00:10:18.040 and in some cases to get other people's opinions as well.

00:10:21.400 I do not agree with what they're doing.

00:10:24.420 And there's other people that agree with me.

00:10:27.120 There's some people who disagree with me.

00:10:29.140 But what I need everybody to understand here

00:10:31.900 more than anything else, and by the way,

00:10:33.620 I thank that viewer for that email.

00:10:35.500 I really enjoy getting emails that I don't agree with.

00:10:41.000 because we all can't be on the same page all the time so what do we do when we don't agree with

00:10:49.300 somebody we tell them i don't agree with you or we'll mention it on the and we'll do it nicely

00:10:55.080 of course we're not out to hurt anybody's feelings that's not the objective the objective is to say

00:10:59.980 i don't agree with it it's like you hear all the time on radio station talk shows

00:11:06.260 wherever they're you know what makes a good show is the disagreement is the different

00:11:10.860 viewpoints that people have now these guys are doing something they think is going to make

00:11:16.080 change i think okay that's great i think it's misguided i don't think we need it right now i

00:11:21.700 don't think we've reached the critical mass required to be able to do this right now i think

00:11:27.060 that we probably could have waited until more momentum built up with the free the kids save

00:11:32.940 the kids marches that are picking up steam in different cities and towns across the country

00:11:38.100 that i'm absolutely on board with because it's starting to catch fire people are starting to

00:11:44.560 understand what's going on in our public schools all across the country what i don't agree with

00:11:52.140 when it comes to what this whatever is supposed to be is why are they doing it what are the

00:12:01.400 objectives. I know Jane Scharf or Scarf put out a video the other day suggesting that they're

00:12:08.780 trying to get Trudeau for treason. That's been the stand for thee thing for the past few months now.

00:12:13.900 Okay. I agree with most of the things that Jane says, but the extreme tactics that she wants to

00:12:20.600 employ don't seem rational to me. And what I'm concerned about more than anything else

00:12:27.380 is making sure we can get our viewpoint across to the people in the middle who

00:12:34.360 probably agree with us but are too scared to step out and say so and if we come across as

00:12:41.380 extreme in any little way they're going to go whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa i'm sorry man

00:12:47.160 you got to make sense you got to have purpose and then you've got to be resolute

00:12:53.880 but and this is one of the most

00:12:58.440 unique things i've ever seen in my life that society is so divided the way it is right now

00:13:06.340 and then of course one side of society is seemingly falling into different little sectors of

00:13:12.620 sub-sectors of society and that's why people are saying well they're causing division you're

00:13:19.520 No, no, no. Anybody who speaks up is not causing division. I want you to understand that. It's simply a disagreement. That doesn't mean I hate. That argument sounds like it's coming from the Marxists on the extreme left when it comes to the school boards. And how have they been handling the parental marches, the marches for kids in the last couple of weeks? It's hate. You're bigots. That's what they do.

00:13:49.520 and they try and shut you down.

00:13:51.460 They try and make you self-censor.

00:13:53.020 They try and scare you into a situation

00:13:55.260 where you won't say what's on your mind

00:13:57.200 because you're scared to say it.

00:13:59.260 You're scared of the mob.

00:14:00.760 What exactly are we scared of anyway?

00:14:07.480 Are we willing to give up

00:14:09.960 or not willing to give up everything

00:14:12.040 based upon freedom?

00:14:14.580 People have been yelling and screaming

00:14:16.200 from the rooftops for the last couple of years,

00:14:18.260 freedom, freedom, freedom.

00:14:19.920 But then, when the time comes to say it,

00:14:23.000 ah, sorry.

00:14:26.540 All right, so there's some people out there

00:14:28.020 who are willing to do it,

00:14:29.040 but we have to do it in a way

00:14:30.640 that's going to attract people.

00:14:33.080 It's not going to scare them off.

00:14:36.000 And you know how divisive the Freedom Convoy was.

00:14:39.480 I think what a lot of us need to do

00:14:41.580 is just go out and look around.

00:14:46.040 We need to go out and look around.

00:14:48.180 we need to see exactly how far we've come with this movement folks now some people think oh yeah

00:14:56.400 we've got it we're there we're there all we have to do is one more thing and okay that's just

00:15:01.340 impatience talking and i think that's a lot of uh rose-colored glasses we still have a long way to

00:15:10.140 go i was out today and half i went to the doctor today half the people in that office were wearing

00:15:16.800 masks. And there's no rule that says they have to either. They're just wearing them.

00:15:22.200 That's how far we've come. Go out to the grocery store on any given day. You're going to see people

00:15:28.280 with masks on. You're going to see people lining up. There was a photo I saw the other day. I guess

00:15:32.660 the new vaccine is available, this new booster shot, this new version of it. People were lined

00:15:38.280 up at a shopper's drug mart, lined up outside. Not like they were a couple of years ago, but they

00:15:43.500 we're still lined up so how far have we really come all right and when we hit ourselves in the

00:15:50.600 face with that reality then we can actually gauge where we are and we can plan from that point

00:15:56.680 but what we need to do before anything else

00:16:01.560 is keep working towards our goal and not impose the left wings idea on ourselves

00:16:10.740 so when you suggest to somebody they shouldn't say something because it's going to hurt their

00:16:16.380 feelings you're saying exactly what the marxists are saying and i want you to think about that

00:16:26.880 of course we don't want to hurt feelings it's not the best thing in the world but at the same time

00:16:32.280 it should not be against the law it shouldn't be a bylaw like it is in waterloo ontario and we're

00:16:39.140 going to get to that in just a second but in the meantime let's have a look at this speech from a

00:16:43.640 movie called the american president starring michael douglas he talks about free speech here

00:16:49.400 listen it's going to say you want free speech let's see you acknowledge a man who's your blood

00:16:57.400 boil who's standing center stage and advocating at the top of his lungs that which you would spend

00:17:02.620 a lifetime opposing at the top of yours you want to claim this land is the land of the free then

00:17:07.840 the symbol of your country cannot just be a flag. The symbol also has to be one of its citizens

00:17:15.020 exercising his right to burn that flag in protest. Now show me that. Defend that. Celebrate that in

00:17:21.640 your classrooms. Then you can stand up and sing about the land of the free. I've known Bob Rumson

00:17:27.940 for years, and I've been operating under the assumption of the reason Bob devotes so much

00:17:32.060 time and energy to shouting at the ring was that he simply didn't get it well i was wrong bob robinson

00:17:40.260 played by richard dreyfus in the movie the republican bad guy who's his uh competition

00:17:46.260 running for president who of course is all against free speech and all against freedom in general

00:17:52.920 right it's amazing how things have turned around in the last 25 years since that movie came out

00:17:57.420 isn't it all right this is exactly what i was talking about you guys we cannot be afraid of

00:18:02.680 hurting feelings because that's the beginning of freedom of speech you are going to step on some

00:18:09.060 toes that's just the way it goes but not in waterloo ontario not anymore look what they've

00:18:14.800 just passed there they have adopted an amended bylaw banning communications that make people

00:18:20.560 feel harassed seriously that's where we've gotten to in this country

00:18:28.820 waterloo region counselors voted unanimously to approve an amended bylaw that bans any

00:18:37.060 communication that makes people feel feel harassed on regional properties after hearing

00:18:42.580 from nearly 20 delegations at a tense meeting on wednesday night the bylaw which purports to

00:18:48.000 protect people from harassment based on protected grounds like race religion gender identity and

00:18:52.760 sexual orientation was opposed by some residents who claim it would violate their freedom of speech

00:18:58.080 and yes they are absolutely correct one of the key concerns was that the way the bylaw was written 1.00

00:19:06.580 was open to subjective interpretation as to what constituted being harassed well sure what is being

00:19:14.880 harassed exactly well there's degrees of it it's a spectrum i suppose you could look at somebody

00:19:19.500 kind of weird and go and they could say yeah because you know what the snowflakes on the

00:19:26.060 left are like these days i saved space he looked at me wrong arrest that man

00:19:31.180 as originally written the bylaw amendment added communicating causing or permitting

00:19:39.840 communication with any person in a way that causes the person reasonably in all the circumstances

00:19:44.860 is to feel harassed to a list of prohibited activities. It defined being harassed as feeling

00:19:51.980 tormented, troubled, worried, plagued, or badgered. Upon the final vote, the bylaw was amended to

00:19:58.280 remove the above definition of harassment, and a provision was added to insist that the amendment

00:20:02.900 would not prevent or limit a lawful protest. Well, that's one thing at least. Muslim woman

00:20:10.480 and One Million March for Children advocate Merriam Ali spoke as a delegate

00:20:15.400 and denounced the need for a bylaw to protect people's feelings.

00:20:20.380 I wonder why we need this amendment and what could be the unintended consequences

00:20:24.300 of prioritizing hurt feelings over the charter rights for all of us to speak, said Ali.

00:20:30.000 Hear, hear.

00:20:31.180 The meeting was filled with high emotions and occasional disruptions

00:20:34.560 as some delegates who oppose identity politics in schools

00:20:37.480 confronted others who support inclusive education policies.

00:20:40.480 the counselors considered the delegations for nearly four hours before passing an amended

00:20:47.160 version of the bylaw a sentence affirming a commitment to the canadian charter of rights

00:20:52.020 and freedoms was also added to the final bylaw how can we have any confidence that such a bylaw

00:20:59.040 will be enforced uniformly and without inequitable prejudice when a violation is inherently a matter

00:21:04.440 of personal opinion on the part of the officer said transgender delegate julia malott placing

00:21:10.960 restrictive covenants on the speech of others even when done with the best of intentions

00:21:15.280 causes resentment and animosity toward marginalized identities to grow those individuals won't blame

00:21:21.580 you they will blame me whatever bottom line there is a point to be made there you can i don't see

00:21:28.640 how you can how can you govern feelings gestures comments facial expressions

00:21:38.420 you know what's interesting have you ever had a problem with somebody at work

00:21:47.300 a disagreement or maybe you've got some kind of a personal conflict with that person

00:21:52.740 you don't know what their problem is maybe they're thinking they don't know what your problem is but

00:21:56.920 the two of you just don't get along maybe your energies don't work together whatever it is it

00:22:00.980 doesn't matter and then you find out one day that this person that you're having this conflict with

00:22:07.520 has gone to the boss because you've been called into the boss's office to discuss it but that

00:22:12.860 person never came to you with his or her beef now a good boss would say look man i i i simply can't

00:22:22.320 manage personalities so you're going to have to work it out with him or her whatever a bad boss

00:22:28.320 would say you hurt this person's feelings and you owe her or him an apology which is what's

00:22:34.900 happening more and more and more these days people would rather go to the boss or go and air their

00:22:40.600 dirty laundry on public social media rather than actually work it out with the person they've got

00:22:45.900 the problem with in the first place which is cowardly if you ask me but the way our system

00:22:51.460 is set up these days and with laws like that passing this is what we're facing now

00:22:58.220 you know bill c18 sorry it's now law the online streaming act

00:23:04.780 no it's not the online streaming act it's another act that has to do with broadcast in canada i

00:23:12.520 think it's bill c47 right now is going to come into play where if you say something that may

00:23:18.140 offend somebody online you could be slapped with a fine of ten thousand dollars and never know

00:23:24.240 who you offended because that person is not required to give up their name according to that

00:23:29.640 law seriously that's what's going on in this country right now that person would never ever

00:23:38.820 come to you with their problem and say could you take that down i find that offensive or maybe you

00:23:43.860 could change the wording of it which by the way it's censorship and never ever ever should be

00:23:48.660 imposed on anybody in this country as long as it's not raging hate speech or inciting somebody

00:23:53.840 to go and kill themselves or something like that but this is where we're at right now it's a slow

00:24:03.600 creep and i have heard many many many people use the analogy of the boiling frog in the last couple

00:24:09.840 of weeks and we have to be vigilant about it and we certainly shouldn't be we certainly shouldn't

00:24:15.760 be recommending these things on the freedom side don't you think you know i think maybe

00:24:23.520 you hurt their feelings maybe you shouldn't talk about them hurt their feelings the other thing i

00:24:32.940 may have wanted to talk about tonight but i decided to not go into too much detail about it is

00:24:38.600 We're all going to have to toughen up a little bit here, I think, going forward.

00:24:43.620 You know, my dad used to say, be a man.

00:24:47.340 Take it like a man.

00:24:48.860 Act like a man.

00:24:49.940 Be responsible.

00:24:51.280 Be responsible for yourself.

00:24:53.320 And then the other line was, sticks and stones, man.

00:24:55.780 Who cares what that guy says?

00:24:56.960 What's the big deal?

00:24:58.860 It doesn't matter.

00:25:02.840 You know who you are.

00:25:04.220 we can't be so worried about what others are thinking about us because if we are

00:25:12.400 then we're going to just recess back into our own shells and never ever say anything again

00:25:17.640 and that's what got us here in the first place man we got to step up we got to be proud we got

00:25:23.280 to take responsibility and we've got to be able to ward off these little attacks that come at us

00:25:28.060 from time to time without getting hurt feelings

00:25:31.420 and running for our safe spaces.

00:25:35.060 That's just what it is right now.

00:25:38.100 We have to go back a little bit in time, I think,

00:25:41.260 and be able to handle these things better. 1.00

00:25:46.300 Danielle Smith ready to rumble with the Sovereignty Act 1.00

00:25:49.680 versus Justin Trudeau.

00:25:51.140 This is going to be good, you guys, for those of you in Alberta.

00:25:54.800 And I think every province should probably have

00:25:57.300 one of these sovereignty acts as well but alberta's got a big hammer because of their economic power

00:26:05.820 in this country alberta premier danielle smith is not just talking the talk she's preparing

00:26:12.680 to walk the walk when it comes to facing off against trudeau i'm not going to say on a walk

00:26:17.660 i'm going to say trudeau over energy the smith government is preparing to bring in the province's

00:26:22.720 sovereignty act if the government of prime minister justin trudeau does not compromise

00:26:27.420 on their plans for oil and gas and electricity the premier says she hopes it won't get that far

00:26:33.260 she hopes talking with the feds will yield some give and take she is more hopeful than many of us

00:26:39.200 the sovereignty act would mean alberta defying the feds not falling into line with the trudeau

00:26:44.720 government telling them to take a hike the trudeau government could decide to fight it

00:26:49.420 out with Alberta in the courts, and there would be blood. We're going to defend our constitutional

00:26:55.220 jurisdiction to make sure we develop our oil and gas industry at our own pace, and we develop our

00:27:00.980 electricity system so it achieves the goal of reliability and affordability, says Smith.

00:27:06.800 Your scribbler, the guy who wrote this, asks the premier the question on the Sovereignty Act,

00:27:11.400 and she didn't hesitate to unload. After all, the province is butting heads with the Trudeau

00:27:15.760 government over plans for a 42 percent emissions reduction on oil and natural gas by 2030 42 percent

00:27:24.080 how many people would be out of work exactly how much money would be lost there's also ottawa's

00:27:31.920 plan to force net zero emissions power grid by 2035 none of this is realistic by the way

00:27:37.420 this is all ideologically driven and trudeau is out of his mind and gilbo too for that matter

00:27:42.440 This government is absolutely crazy. Crazy, incompetent, quite possibly littered with Nazis. 1.00

00:27:52.740 Daniel Smith says both of these federal brainwaves are not on for Alberta. The Alberta government is 1.00

00:27:59.200 not going there. Smith says the plans are absolutely unrealistic for the province. Her

00:28:03.740 first choice remains negotiation. Then we won't have to build a fence to protect our constitutional

00:28:09.040 jurisdiction. But if nothing changes in the designs of the federal government, well,

00:28:13.960 we'll let Smith say her piece. And here it is. The ball's in their court. For every action,

00:28:18.020 there's an equal and opposite reaction. I can tell you the fact we continue to see aggressive

00:28:23.080 and hostile announcements that seem to indicate they're not respecting us and coming to the table

00:28:28.360 in good faith. We have to prepare for the alternative. Hopefully, we're able to come to

00:28:33.000 a peaceful resolution with our federal counterparts when they recognize our constitutional jurisdiction.

00:28:38.460 We're trying to make them understand you have to work with reality.

00:28:41.520 You have to work with practicality.

00:28:43.780 Good luck climbing that political Mount Everest.

00:28:46.300 Smith adds, she talked to someone who told her it's too risky to invest in natural gas right now.

00:28:52.220 That is the fault of the federal government.

00:28:55.460 After all, there would be the risk of criminal charges if someone is not following the feds in their blueprint for a zero emissions power grid utopia in a dozen years.

00:29:05.220 They're not going to make an investment decision knowing if they're not successful in 2035, they're going to jail, says the premier of the folks with deep pockets.

00:29:15.380 Yesterday, Smith also rolls out an $8 million national ad campaign telling Canadians what will happen if the Trudeau government's disastrous regulations on electricity go ahead.

00:29:26.740 Calling their plans poorly conceived doesn't begin to touch on their injustice.

00:29:30.920 this. We have at least one premier, I believe there are two in this country, willing to go up

00:29:37.060 against the Trudeau liberals. But I don't think the Trudeau liberals are going to be in power much

00:29:43.080 longer. To be completely honest, I don't think they can get past the latest scandals. But then

00:29:49.520 again, that might be wishful thinking. Changing gears, excuse me, from Rebel News on Twitter

00:29:55.240 slash x far left activists for climate change with antifa and communists shout f rebel news

00:30:03.240 and interrupt reporting with an anarchist flag and megaphones this is how the left converses

00:30:25.240 I just grab that thing out of her hand and slam it on the ground.

00:30:44.600 Oh, wait, I'd probably get you arrested, right?

00:30:55.240 okay so again this is from today we're seeing this behavior

00:31:09.480 this anarchist behavior this antifa military style behavior we see it everywhere we saw it a lot

00:31:18.220 a few years ago on the west coast in the united states in in oregon and washington state right

00:31:23.720 we see it a lot in toronto we see it a lot in montreal

00:31:26.280 what exactly is going on where are they learning this stuff are there secret classes they're taking

00:31:34.780 in university or high school to learn this crap are they learning this online who organizes this

00:31:40.280 stuff where does it come from exactly this is what we need to find out folks 0.98

00:31:46.580 this guy here with his mask on

00:31:51.960 oh

00:32:08.200 oh

00:32:21.960 so that's how they do that that's how the left does that and people need to see that more and

00:32:35.740 more and more people need to see that because those are the very same people who are getting

00:32:41.320 behind the trans movement those are the very same people who are getting behind the climate

00:32:46.000 extremists right that it's not that they believe in those causes it's that they're paid by somebody

00:32:52.720 to be there and we do have people in the background who are connecting the dots and

00:32:58.320 following those money trails and that will be exposed very soon it all has to do with the

00:33:02.600 unions a lot of it has to do with the unions a lot of it has to do with the federal government

00:33:06.560 believe it or not some of it's been exposed already wayne peters has exposed some of that

00:33:11.920 kerry simpson has exposed some of that andy lee has exposed some of that you got to follow these

00:33:18.360 people on x slash twitter from slay news biden fda vaccine advisor this is the vaccine advisor

00:33:27.180 refuses the latest shot raising alarm over heart failure spike wow this the vaccine advisor in

00:33:37.980 the Biden administration says, no, I'm not taking that, man. No. Top vaccine advisor and Democrat

00:33:44.500 President Joe Biden's administration has refused to take the latest COVID shot, raise the alarm

00:33:48.820 about the long-term effects of these mRNA injections. Dr. Paul Offit is one of the lead

00:33:54.480 advisors on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's Vaccine Committee. Offit is an American pediatrician

00:34:01.160 specializing in infectious diseases, vaccines, immunology, and virology. He is the co-inventor

00:34:07.080 of a rotavirus vaccine and is an internationally recognized expert in the field of virology and

00:34:12.720 immunology. In a video posted on Twitter, X by the popular account Chief Nerd often said he didn't

00:34:20.540 get last year's bivalent vaccine and he's not getting this year's vaccine either. Well, let's

00:34:26.160 hear it from him. I mean, I think what the CDC needs to do is they need to tell us who is getting

00:34:32.240 hospitalized this year, and who's dying? What are their ages? What exactly are their comorbidities?

00:34:40.080 Did they get a vaccine? If so, when was their last dose? Most importantly, did they take an

00:34:44.260 antiviral, which I think Dr. Griffin on his clinical updates consistently makes that point

00:34:49.560 about how we tend to overlook that? And who are they? And then in concert with academic

00:34:55.000 immunologists, I would like to see sort of a more longitudinal look at how frequencies of T cells,

00:35:01.020 especially cytotoxic T cells, are holding up over time. I mean, I'll take myself as an example.

00:35:06.000 I've had three doses of the Wuhan 1 strain. My last dose was in November of 2021. I had a

00:35:11.800 mild two-day infection in May of 2022 with what was probably a BA2 strain because that was

00:35:18.140 prominent at the time. I think I'm protected. I didn't get last year's bivalent vaccine.

00:35:22.780 I'm not getting this year's vaccine because I think I have high frequencies of T cells. Maybe

00:35:27.020 I'm wrong. I mean, I would like the academic immunologists in concert with CDC epidemiologists

00:35:32.620 to answer those questions. And also many people say, all right, I understand your arguments,

00:35:39.740 but what's the downside for getting a different COVID booster every year? Is there any?

00:35:46.160 Right. And actually that's one thing that kind of bothers me a lot is that when people say,

00:35:50.200 well, there's no downside. First of all, anytime you take any medicine or any biological,

00:35:53.760 there's a downside. If it has an upside, they'll have a downside. The downside may be rare. It may

00:35:57.960 be very rare, but nonetheless, there's always a downside. And we're going to find out about this

00:36:03.560 vaccine over time. It is a novel strategy. We certainly were surprised by myocarditis

00:36:08.560 and pericarditis. And we'll see whether or not over time, you know, when we're five years into

00:36:15.180 this, 10 years into this, 15 years into this, where there's any evidence of residual myocardial

00:36:20.200 disease because the reason you have myocarditis is you're making immune response to your own heart

00:36:24.520 muscle i mean it appears to be generally transient and short-lived but there's invariably a spectrum

00:36:29.440 of disease and and we'll find out about that over time and and you hear what he's saying do you hear

00:36:35.460 what he's saying he's pretty much saying that everything they have done so far has been

00:36:40.260 experimental and you are the guinea pigs and you were forced into this experiment we'll find out

00:36:48.800 over time we don't know we don't know five ten years when how many millions of people are dead

00:36:55.960 that's what he is saying right here in a happy bouncy kind of a way

00:37:00.600 this man should be in jail

00:37:04.140 they experimented on an unwitting public and they made it mandatory and if you didn't participate

00:37:14.320 you lost everything.

00:37:19.060 Some people are still trying to dig out 1.00

00:37:20.980 from under all of that crap. 0.99

00:37:23.120 Amazing. 1.00

00:37:24.400 And look at this story.

00:37:25.720 This came out a couple of days ago.

00:37:27.160 This is from LifeSite.

00:37:29.660 Definite causal link

00:37:32.440 between COVID vaccine rollouts

00:37:35.360 and peaks in all-cause mortality

00:37:37.900 new study finds.

00:37:39.440 researchers estimated that these vaccines led to approximately 17 million deaths worldwide

00:37:51.420 with the most deaths occurring among the elderly

00:37:54.320 new study of 17 countries found a definite causal link between peaks and all-cause mortality and

00:38:03.740 the rapid rollouts of these ridiculous boosters and vaccines. Researchers with Canada-based

00:38:10.380 correlation research in the public interest found more than half of the countries analyzed

00:38:14.800 had no detectable rise in all-cause mortality after the World Health Organization declared a

00:38:20.900 global pandemic on March 11th of 2020, until after the rollout of the vaccines and the boosters.

00:38:28.420 They also found that all 17 countries, which make up 10.3% of the global population, had an unprecedented rise in all-cause mortality that corresponded directly to vaccine and booster rollouts.

00:38:43.020 Through a statistical analysis of mortality data, the authors calculated the fatal toxicity risk per injection increased significantly with age, but averaged one death per 800 injections across all ages and countries.

00:38:58.420 By that calculation, with 13.5 billion injections given up to September 2nd of this year, the researchers estimated there were 17 million COVID-19 vaccination deaths globally following the vaccine rollout.

00:39:20.500 Oh, look at this. It's Mr. Vaccine himself, but we're not going to be talking about vaccines in this story.

00:39:26.780 it's going to be about the climate hoax did bill gates admit the climate crisis narrative is a

00:39:33.820 hoax that's what slay news wants us to believe so let's go ahead and read this article decide

00:39:39.560 for ourselves microsoft co-founder bill gates has admitted now again i don't know if that's true

00:39:47.620 that climate crisis prophecies are doom i'm sorry of doom are a hoax in a major u-turn

00:39:55.540 When climate alarmist Gates backtracked and confessed that global warming does not have apocalyptic consequences,

00:40:01.820 Gates reportedly told a group of fellow globalist Green Agenda advocates that the climate doom narrative has now become so exaggerated

00:40:09.980 that the public now sees the right right through the whole thing.

00:40:13.800 The admission from Gates is a major shift for the billionaire who's been a leading proponent of the climate emergency narrative.

00:40:21.080 For years, Gates has been championing the net zero goals of the unelected bureaucratic and corporate elite.

00:40:26.720 The net zero targets is dictated to global governments by the World Economic Forum and United Nations seek to strip the public of their quality of life in order to eliminate so-called carbon emissions by 2050.

00:40:37.260 However, as Slay News is reported, analysts warn that meeting these unrealistic goals will cost the taxpaying public $75 trillion.

00:40:47.120 dollars how much money is on the planet by the way 88 trillion

00:40:53.780 and even after spending this 75 trillion the world would still likely fall far short of the

00:41:03.540 targets by 2050 and the globalists behind the policies will be long gone by then two years ago

00:41:09.240 gates previously warned of apocalyptic consequences if the world fails to achieve zero net carbon

00:41:15.200 emissions by 2050 he warned uh the then fox host host of fox news sunday chris wallace in february

00:41:22.000 of 2021 the migration that we saw out of syria for their civil war which was somewhat weather

00:41:27.300 dependent what weather dependent we're going to have 10 times as much migration because the

00:41:37.040 equatorial areas will become unlivable we won't be able to farm or go outside during the summer

00:41:41.800 wildfires, even the farming productivity in the south of the U.S., the droughts will reduce

00:41:47.580 productivity in the area dramatically. Gates went on to say the loss of life would be greater than

00:41:53.620 even the worst part of the coronavirus pandemic. The instability overall will be five times as

00:42:00.180 many deaths at the peak of the pandemic and going up every year. If we wait 10 more years,

00:42:05.700 it's not as bad as if we wait 20 or 30 because the temperature just keeps going up.

00:42:11.800 now there's some video of gates here talking at this uh talking at this climate crisis now

00:42:20.840 this is a one minute video you guys a one minute video where he is supposed to

00:42:28.880 admit that the climate crisis is a fraud do you see him admit this in this one minute video let's

00:42:36.920 I don't use some of the less proven approaches.

00:42:45.720 Such as?

00:42:47.840 I don't plant.

00:42:49.720 There's a lot of people who are very enamored with trees.

00:42:52.020 We've got trees on this stage.

00:42:53.400 Some people would even say that if you just planted enough trees, it could take care of the climate issue altogether.

00:42:57.960 And that's complete nonsense.

00:42:59.360 Okay. 1.00

00:43:00.640 I mean, are we the science people or are we the idiots? 1.00

00:43:02.980 Which one do we want to be? 1.00

00:43:04.280 okay didn't justin trudeau want to plant a billion trees in canada complete nonsense

00:43:11.600 are the globalists are the lefties are the marxists starting to eat themselves here

00:43:17.000 is this whole climate crisis thing imploding upon itself

00:43:20.800 or did this guy just kind of slip up i don't use some of the uh less proven uh approaches such as

00:43:31.860 I don't plant trees

00:43:35.120 there's a lot of people who are very enamored with trees

00:43:38.400 we've got trees on this stage

00:43:39.600 some people would even say that if you just planted enough trees

00:43:42.880 it could take care of the climate issue altogether

00:43:45.260 and that's complete nonsense 1.00

00:43:46.560 are we the science people or are we the idiots 1.00

00:43:50.200 which one do we want to be 1.00

00:43:51.720 if you try to do climate things brute force

00:43:57.640 you'll sometimes get people say

00:44:01.000 hey, I like climate, I'm for climate, but I don't have living.

00:44:12.060 I believe we should spend a lot of money on change.

00:44:14.640 I believe we should have very high carbon taxes.

00:44:16.940 The political realities are such that without innovation,

00:44:21.220 it's unlikely, particularly in middle-income countries,

00:44:23.720 that the brute force approach will be successful.

00:44:27.520 i don't use do you think that he admitted that the climate crisis was a hoax in that one minute

00:44:35.520 video i want to come to you guys and ask because that's what this news story here said from slay

00:44:41.120 news bill gates admits the climate crisis is a hoax the narrative so what did you get out of that

00:44:51.520 if you use brute force tactics people are going to go you know i like climate but i don't want

00:44:58.380 to give up my standard of living so is he saying we have to back off from this climate crisis

00:45:05.060 climate catastrophe narrative and just kind of go slow and use the old coercive slow measures

00:45:11.300 what is he saying here and if in fact that is what he's saying then he did admit

00:45:18.620 although not in so many words that there is no climate crisis what do you think

00:45:24.820 yes dwc 2021 we know that canada is a huge carbon sinkhole but thank you for that reminder

00:45:33.220 appreciate it more word salad no bill gates is not a scientist he's a tech dude you're right

00:45:40.140 bond girl says mother nature always takes care of us and lake 10 says he sure did okay so um

00:45:50.400 that's right you know it's interesting i was talking to a scientist a little while ago who

00:45:58.360 wants to remain nameless at least at this point and i'll give him a pass because he knows a lot 0.95

00:46:04.060 of shit so anyway he said you know even if we were 10 times worse with the pollution and the 0.98

00:46:14.040 emissions and all of that stuff that we're spouting into the air every single day 0.99

00:46:17.400 it wouldn't make a difference because the earth is a planet and the earth is going to do

00:46:25.460 what the earth is going to do and there ain't nothing we can do about it

00:46:34.060 and it made perfect sense to me all right guys i'm gonna wrap it up a little bit earlier than

00:46:44.540 normal tonight because after all it is friday and i want to get you guys off to the weekend here

00:46:49.000 so we're going to leave you with this video of donald trump impersonating joe biden watch

00:46:56.400 interesting but let's see look some people say biden's going to make it

00:47:00.800 does anybody think he's going to make it to the starting game 0.99

00:47:03.800 I mean, the guy can't find his way off of a stupid stage before, right? 0.99

00:47:14.800 I've never seen him. 1.00

00:47:17.800 But if I walk left, there's a stair.

00:47:22.800 And if I walk right, there's a stair.

00:47:25.800 And this guy gets up.

00:47:27.800 Where am I?

00:47:33.800 where the hell am i where am i interested but let's see look some people say biden's gonna

00:47:45.100 make it does anybody think he's gonna make it to the starting all right that's i gotta shut that

00:47:49.300 up that's it so anyway i'm gonna take these off for now all right let's stop the divisiveness

00:47:59.680 let's not mistake opinions and suggestions for hate

00:48:04.420 because somebody doesn't agree with you

00:48:08.220 doesn't mean they're on the other side

00:48:09.720 because somebody doesn't agree with you

00:48:11.280 does not make them a bad person

00:48:13.560 what could make them a bad person

00:48:17.000 is calling names

00:48:18.620 spouting lies

00:48:20.300 that's the kind of thing 0.96

00:48:21.840 that makes somebody a bad, hateful, spiteful person

00:48:24.360 makes them small

00:48:25.320 if we're just saying

00:48:27.980 hey look man, I disagree with you

00:48:29.320 We're not making it personal.

00:48:30.780 It's not personal.

00:48:33.620 And that's something that we have to remember.

00:48:36.300 An opinion or a criticism is not personal.

00:48:41.860 It's just something.

00:48:43.520 That's all it is.

00:48:46.080 If we can't take that, then what the hell good are we going forward?

00:48:52.500 Are we just as bad as the lefties who are going,

00:48:54.980 Yeah, we're just as bad.

00:48:56.980 that's all it is i've been criticized i get criticized every single day over and over and

00:49:05.640 over and over again eventually you just kind of go all right fine but you do listen because you

00:49:11.580 want to maybe find out what you're doing right what you're doing wrong and then move on from there

00:49:15.780 and that's okay but if somebody is going to spout hate well that's when you have reason to be

00:49:23.040 concerned. So let's not conflate the two of those things, you guys. We need to be stronger. We need

00:49:31.940 to be better. I think if we can understand that, then maybe all of the disparate sides of the

00:49:39.480 freedom movement can start coming back together again, whether we agree with each other or not.

00:49:44.880 Ultimately, bottom line, we all are heading towards the same goal, maybe on different paths

00:49:50.960 and roads but we're all heading to the same goal and that ultimately is freedom have a fantastic

00:49:58.760 weekend i will catch you monday night at eight o'clock central for another shadow at night

00:50:03.480 live stream brought to you by canada nano silver canadananosilver.ca i love you all and i will talk

00:50:10.500 to you very soon where's my off button i can't find my ah there's there's the off button bye for now

00:50:20.960 Thank you.

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