00:11:14.480I'm talking about a fairly large event.
00:11:17.020so if you could do that that would help me out a lot because huntsville is on my radar screen and
00:11:25.660i've got a couple of friends i might want to bring along too all right so i need to hear from you
00:11:30.580hello sharon how you doing s butmer butmer in quebec hello bentle watching in nova scotia that's
00:11:38.460patty by the way missy baby girl is watching in central alberta adrian hello my dear uh seacross
00:11:46.040is watching in nova scotia hello small town manitoba watching from small town manitoba rebel
00:11:51.640mama 555 is watching at hamilton moonlit dancer in langley patricia 0711 is watching in cornwall
00:11:58.760debbie david wendy world peace is in sudbury hello elsie and murdog 61 watching in davidson
00:12:07.000saskatchewan that is on the highway between regina and saskatoon i knew that uh waterton 2021 is
00:12:13.080watching in waterton park alberta hello mrs bracken hello charlene and racing chick all you
00:12:19.720guys thank you for being here tonight if you are watching on rumble hit the little uh share button
00:12:24.720underneath the screen and get this out to as many people as we can all right that would be cool
00:12:28.780use your favorite social media platform whatever you like x facebook instagram email uh walk it
00:12:38.040over to somebody's house if you need to i i don't care get this information out to as many people
00:12:43.060as you possibly can it's very important people hear this stuff because people are waking up
00:12:46.980regarding different things all the time right they may not agree with you or even know about
00:12:51.820certain things uh that we know about and have known about for the past two or three years
00:12:55.660but there is definitely going to be one thing that comes and touches their heart
00:13:00.220and at that moment they'll be going what what what what what oh my god what's going on around me
00:13:07.340and you'll be right there to fill them in right and that's why this show is so important in terms
00:13:14.900of getting the information out there okay so last night i was at a fundraiser for the manitoba
00:13:23.600progressive conservative party and there were all kinds of local business leaders
00:13:31.420involved in this meeting and there were conservative obviously conservative mlas and
00:13:37.960conservative candidates for the upcoming election which is scheduled for early october
00:13:42.620and i got a chance to meet many of them including the finance minister and the deputy premier
00:13:50.100and we had a pretty good talk last night his name is cliff cullen he seems like a pretty good guy
00:13:55.680candace bergen was there the former federal leader while interim federal leader of the
00:14:01.120conservative party of canada and i as i was standing there having a conversation with i
00:14:06.720forget who right now i got tapped on the shoulder i turned and said oh my goodness hello heather it
00:14:10.760was heather steffensen the premier of manitoba now first of all before i even continue
00:14:17.860let me just say for all of you folks who were worried that i'm going into politics i'm going
00:14:24.600to run for office i'm not i i have no plans to do that even if i were asked by the party or any
00:14:33.400party for that matter i would or just to run as an independent like patrick allard is in winnipeg
00:14:38.240north i wouldn't do it because i need to stay on the outside of this so i can be highly critical
00:14:44.020and it doesn't and i don't mean to say i'm always going to be highly critical if there is a policy
00:14:49.460they put in place that i like then of course i'm going to say that but for the most part
00:14:54.600My job as an independent journalist is to hold government feet to the fire, to make sure they do the things they promise to do.
00:15:03.380Right. And we have the backing of thousands of people.
00:15:08.000That's the point of this. It's one of the points of this.
00:15:10.900Anyhow, in terms of bringing people together for community and for information purposes.
00:15:16.840so anyway in my discussion with the premier last night it came up that there was a rumor
00:15:24.640because of these highly contagious variants of covet 19 that mandates would be returning to the
00:15:31.560province and she absolutely and unequivocally said to me and to others because there was more
00:15:39.660than me involved in this conversation that masks and mandates all right mandates would not be coming
00:15:50.240back to manitoba under any circumstances if her government is elected in october now you can take
00:15:59.720that for what you want to take it for i will be meeting with her people again in the next week
00:16:07.140or so and then i sit down with the premier herself where i will hopefully schedule an interview with
00:16:15.140her on this show and while we do that you guys will be welcome to ask questions in the chat
00:16:22.000section of whichever platform it happens to be streaming on that night and i think for that night
00:16:27.840i'll probably bring facebook back in for that night because again it's important that people
00:16:33.420see that stuff so i don't know i'm going to go to the chat right now on rumble and let me
00:16:39.180find out what you guys think about all this i i certainly hope that you're going to be looking at
00:16:43.540it with a discriminating eye and oh yes there was a lot of conversation about the sexualization of
00:16:50.640children as well but i'm not going to get into that at this stage of things i'm going to let
00:16:55.240this play out as the election campaign roars on and i'm going to tell you why i am backing the
00:17:02.520conservative party of manitoba in this election but i'm going to tell you why in just a second
00:17:06.740there's a great big explanation that goes along with it of course back in may you know that i
00:17:11.240backed the ucp in alberta because the alternative was a horror movie we could not allow rachel
00:17:19.700notley and her band of left-wing zealots to take control of the most important province in this0.99
00:17:26.000country in my opinion and so i would have thrown everything that i could think of and the kitchen1.00
00:17:31.940sink at Notley and hopefully not get her elected. And it turned out pretty well. But I'm going to
00:17:37.880show you how close it actually was in just a second. And then I'm going to show you what
00:17:41.420the polls look like in Manitoba. And I know that many of you were not pleased. Those of you from
00:17:46.960Manitoba are not pleased with the way the progressive conservatives handled the pandemic.
00:17:51.800I'm not either. I'm not. I'm not going to sit here and say, oh, man, what a great job. No,
00:17:58.640no no we know that they did some very big harms to many many people but we're going to cover that
00:18:05.280in just a second yeah nano one says politicians will say anything to get a vote that is absolutely
00:18:15.280understood we get that grounded girl 25 says good news but keep all eyes open absolutely we will keep
00:18:23.860all eyes open. Artie seems to feel that mandates are coming back no matter what any politician
00:18:41.400says. Okay, so I'm not going to sit here and say they're not. But all I can tell you is what
00:18:50.160premier steffensen told me last night which is mandates will not be returning to manitoba under
00:18:55.280any circumstances okay that's what she said those were her words and uh like i said hopefully in the
00:19:01.560next couple of weeks she'll come on this show and she will say that very thing right to your face
00:19:06.120now it's important that provinces that are already under conservative governments stay
00:19:13.880under conservative governments because the NDP friends there's a lot of people who mistake the
00:19:20.360NDP as still do this to this day for some reason mistake the NDP for the working man's party they
00:19:27.300stand up for the little guy they stand up for the unions and yeah they do have those alliances with
00:19:32.180unions but it's not what you think unions themselves these days are terribly corrupt
00:19:38.580awful and i'm sure many of you who have worked under union situations know that they won't stand
00:19:46.720up for you unless it's somehow beneficial to the executive they're trying to make a point
00:19:51.820in that way they're much like political parties these unions and they stand with the ndp because
00:19:59.360they've been standing with the ndp since 1970 federally and provincially unless of course there
00:20:07.040is no NDP in your province then they'll stand with the liberals but they will never ever stand
00:20:12.640with the conservative party in any province under any name they just won't it's ideological it's
00:20:18.720political it has nothing to do with what's good for you it's what with what's good for us it's
00:20:24.080all about what's good for them that's something we have to keep in mind having said that let's go
00:20:30.360have a look at this uh because this will be telling even though we know that Daniel Smith
00:20:35.980and the UCP won the election in Alberta, how close was it? It's 49 to 39 seats right now. I
00:20:43.660believe that was the final count, which gives, sorry, 49-38. So that gives the UCP a majority
00:20:50.960government. It's not a resounding majority by any stretch of the imagination. Imagine if Smith had
00:20:57.900lost five seats, five of these 49 seats, that brings her down to 44. Notley wins five of those
00:21:04.480seats. That brings her up to 43. Then we're like in a nail biting situation with every vote in the0.99
00:21:09.160legislature, keeping in mind that the ruling party generally is the one that appoints one of their
00:21:14.500own MLAs as the Speaker of the House. So the Speaker of the House would have to vote, which
00:21:19.240is not normal, in every single vote that happened in the legislature. It would be incredibly,
00:21:25.660incredibly uncomfortable. And if one of your party members gets sick, you have to have a
00:21:32.840by-election and when you have a by-election there's a chance you could lose government
00:21:36.060like it's that tight so having said that let's look around at how close some of these races
00:21:43.320were specifically in calgary obviously the blue denotes ucp and the orange denotes
00:21:48.520uh ndp so the ndp win handily in almost every riding in calgary except for a couple
00:21:56.500the ridings they won obviously there are some victories for the ucp but look at how close
00:22:02.620this is in calgary cross the ucp only wins by a little more than 500 votes 700 votes here in that
00:22:10.000riding that one's a little bit better 2 000 votes up here look at this 113 votes that's alarming to
00:22:21.060me in this riding here it's 150 this one here another like 300 like this is
00:22:31.020and that was a little more convincing and edmonton if you want to look at edmonton look at this
00:22:36.800all ndp all of it and then the rest of the province looks like this the only ndp writing here
00:22:46.160is uh the bamf writing i think that's the bamf writing and they the ndp won that just by a razor
00:22:53.980So this election was a lot closer than it looks. You guys, it's great that Danielle Smith is in power and the UCP has got four years to try and get rid of this ridiculous nonsense that's going on.
00:23:07.540And even still, people are not convinced she's going to do it. But just imagine what life would have looked like under a Rachel Notley government.
00:23:14.080So having said that, the leader of the NDP in Manitoba is a guy by the name of Wab Canu. Now, Wab Canu was formerly a criminal. He is a misogynist, or at least he used to be. He doesn't really have any political experience except for the past five or six years.
00:23:34.400he has been brought up on charges of uh hitting women but those charges have somehow miraculously
00:23:45.600been expunged from the record so nobody knows exactly what happened except for the people who
00:23:51.940were involved now the woman he hit her mother came forward and because she couldn't testify
00:23:58.340in court because there was no court case she went and told the media everything that had happened
00:24:03.540but nothing happened to Webb it just it magically went away why because they wanted him he wasn't
00:24:13.680even the leader of the NDP at that point provincially but it went away because they
00:24:18.040wanted they knew that he was going to be the next leader of that party and the media
00:24:22.100and and the NDP and any of the unions didn't want to do anything to sully
00:24:26.540his reputation no matter how bad it was and even now they still downplay it people ask questions
00:24:34.880still but nope no answers they just go on to the next question so here's what the polls look like
00:24:40.880in manitoba now this remember this is an aggregator this is 338 canada.com so this here
00:24:47.66043 39 13 for the liberals this is an aggregate of the last eight or nine polls now in the last
00:24:53.700couple of polls, it appears as though the conservatives are turning the quarter. Here
00:24:58.580we've got the conservatives. I think it's, let's go to the polling here. Main Street Research,
00:25:03.88042-38. That's really close. And the worrying part about this is the NDP lead by a pretty wide margin
00:25:10.720in the city of Winnipeg, where there are 32 of the 57 seats available in the province. If they take
00:25:17.68025 of those seats and then three seats or four seats outside of winnipeg probably not likely
00:25:24.520but you never know they could actually form a very slim government minority probably because
00:25:31.400the liberals will probably win two seats like they always do very very tight race look at the
00:25:37.740previous poll 41 41 and up until those two polls that show the conservatives ahead or tied they
00:25:45.400had been down. So they've come up a long way in the polls in the past six months, but not enough
00:25:51.100just yet. Imagine what life would be like under an NDP government. This is Nahanni Fontaine on
00:25:59.120Twitter slash X. Now, Nahanni Fontaine is the second in command, not technically, but she is
00:26:06.860the second in command of the NDP in Manitoba. She's also the MLA for Winnipeg North. And this is one
00:26:14.920of her tweets going back to earlier this year nahani fontaine so it begins dangerous and extreme
00:26:21.720approaches from the u.s are creeping into manitoba books on sex education and 2sl lgbtq plus is not
00:26:28.800pornography she says calling librarians pedophiles is outrageous book banning has always played a
00:26:36.960role in the rise of fascism so you can see her indoctrination and her attempt at indoctrinating
00:26:42.800others you can see that i i hope you can and obviously web canoe believes these same things
00:26:51.120so if the ndp take power in the province of manitoba this is a bad bad thing a very bad thing
00:27:01.140so let's have a look at the books that she posted here this is a story by the cbc by the way southern
00:27:07.120manitoba libraries battled the funding attempts over sex ed content it's not sex ed it's worse
00:27:12.820than that let's talk about it this is the book that well everybody is talking about and we're
00:27:18.100going to show you why so here's the book let's talk about it which is according to the title
00:27:26.520here the teen's guide to sex relationships and being a human however this book has been spotted
00:27:33.100in school libraries across the province of manitoba in elementary schools elementary schools
00:27:40.220from kindergarten to grade eight so that would be from age four to 12 or 13 available to very young
00:27:49.540children and they're not placed highly on the shelves in these libraries either these books
00:27:54.800are within reach of very young children now i'm not going to sit here and tell you that this book
00:28:01.300has been jammed down students' throats in class
00:29:14.700but they're teaching masturbation and what is this here0.99
00:29:21.460what is that is that like a butt plug or something why are they showing and here0.98
00:29:30.440that's self-explanatory i don't have to tell you what that is and more here things to try0.57
00:29:44.760and look at what i mean i'm uncomfortable showing you this stuff guys i'll admit it but at the same
00:29:52.560time i mean you need to see this this is what kids are seeing in schools it's available to them
00:29:58.000oh apparently it's too sensitive for our virgin eyes so this is what i'm saying to you
00:30:08.940this is why now again i want to reiterate i am not running for public office provincially
00:30:17.680federally municipally i i'm just not i'm going to stay doing this it's important that we have
00:30:24.280eyes and ears on the outside of this to report things to you that that are important that you
00:30:29.200need to hear and if you're stuck in the confines of a political environment it's very difficult
00:30:34.080to get that information out you'd know the information but you couldn't tell anybody
00:30:37.920Which would be incredibly frustrating. But having said that, again, I don't like to get political. I do not like having to support one political party.
00:30:55.460I like to try and remain somewhat neutral on these things.
00:31:00.640But in this case, we don't have a choice in Manitoba because there are only two political parties at this stage of the game that could win government.
00:31:08.640The NDP, and I just showed you what they're all about, or the Conservative Party.
00:31:14.900Once again, I don't like everything they've done.
00:31:18.920I am still against the current policy on this SOGI123 curriculum nonsense.
00:31:26.540I do not like what their policy is right now.
00:31:29.340And believe me, I talked to the premier about that and to other political officials within the party about it.
00:31:35.540Some, believe it or not, didn't even know how bad it is.
00:43:37.560Here is the actual document that came from the United Nations.
00:43:42.960This section provides a new definition and description of comprehensive sexuality education
00:43:48.140and presents key considerations for understanding the evolving field of CSE.
00:43:53.320comprehensive sexuality education. Comprehensive sexuality education is a curriculum-based process
00:44:03.140of teaching and learning about the cognitive, emotional, physical, and social aspects of
00:44:08.280sexuality. It aims to equip children and young people with knowledge, skills, attitudes, and
00:44:14.920values that will empower them, realize their health, well-being, and dignity, develop respectfully
00:44:22.600social and sexual relationships consider how their choices affect their own well-being and
00:44:28.180that of others and understand that ensure the protection of their rights throughout their lives
00:44:32.500equip children and young people with knowledge skills attitudes and values
00:44:38.620that will empower them to realize their health well-being and dignity
00:44:42.660develop respect respectful social and sexual relationships
00:44:49.520little kids this is their agenda friends and the other argument here is that
00:45:03.920should ideologically driven public servants if you want to call them that
00:45:10.760be the ones who are teaching this sort of thing to your kids or should you be the one
00:45:15.640i think you should be the one personally i i don't want some stranger teaching my kids about
00:45:23.600this stuff and knowing what i know about teachers these days and how left-wing they are based upon
00:45:31.020the fact they came out of a university any university really i don't want those people
00:45:37.680anywhere near my kids ever never mind teaching them i don't want them next to these people and0.50
00:45:44.520in line up at a freaking hockey game for a hot dog i i don't want them around at all uh speaking0.76
00:45:52.440of teachers let's from the toronto sun trans teacher shows up at new hamilton school without0.99
00:46:03.100his massive massive prosthetic breasts let's scroll down here former oakville teacher headed0.54
00:46:10.920to work dressed as a man just days before the start of the school year there is busty lemieux0.70
00:46:18.280right there as a man and whatever that is on the right so here's the story1.00
00:46:28.080world age infamous transgender teacher kayla lemieux breasts lipstick and blonde wig and
00:46:41.820showed up at her new high school dressed as a man according to the daily mail lemieux 40
00:46:47.760showed up for work at nora francis henderson secondary in hamilton as a man complete with
00:46:54.260scruffy beard polo shirt and shorts just days before the start of the school year lemieux who
00:47:00.460made a media splash around the world last year thanks to his i'm not going to say her his
00:47:05.000oversized fake breasts was previously employed as a shop teacher at oakville trafalgar high school
00:47:10.420but changed jobs over the summer the oakville teacher uh sorry the oakville school reportedly
00:47:16.340endured bomb threats i don't know if i believe that i mean that's you know that's the thing
00:47:24.140the left say oh you're getting threats like what does that mean i don't like what you're doing
00:47:29.500please stop it you're threatening me because everything to them is a threat and they go
00:47:34.160running the other way screaming and smearing at the same time bomb threats prove it i don't buy
00:47:40.800it for a second but you never know it's my own personal opinion anyway the oakville school
00:47:47.440reportedly endured bomb threats and staff ended up going on stress leave after he's a shop teacher0.69
00:47:52.640by the way in case you didn't know that was photographed with z cup boobs in his his classroom
00:47:58.480his according to the exclusive report a daily mail reporter asked lemieux if he he would present
00:48:05.060himself as a man this year in school but he did not respond so there we go that's
00:48:12.460that's him now right there no boobs no blonde wig
00:48:20.080none of that lemieux previously told the toronto sun's joe warmington that his breasts were real
00:48:33.740and he had been diagnosed with a hormone sensitivity to estrogen that caused the excessive growth
00:48:41.240he also said he was intersex born with male and female sex organs well not transgender okay okay
00:48:52.960okay so you've heard about about this intersex thing it's very rare extremely rare actually
00:48:59.220it's 0.00001 percent of the population is intersex or as we used to say hermaphrodite
00:49:08.940you don't see it very often is what i'm saying like ever the diagnosis is based on verbal
00:49:16.460discussions i've had with my doctor so there has been no inspection of such this is what lemieux
00:49:22.860told warmington in february i never requested a note or letter of these findings i don't have
00:49:28.200anything i can give you why would you not it's such a rare thing maybe you'd be in the guinness
00:49:33.020book of world records or something and attention seems to be what you're looking for
00:49:36.660i don't think women in general have formal diagnoses of their breast size you're not a
00:49:43.600woman i also personally consider breast size irrelevant i decided to break my silence and
00:49:48.920put my name next to my statements and now i'm being asked to provide proof i really don't know
00:49:53.860how to help you with that okay well you gave it to us yourself no boobs0.79
00:49:58.360no boobs gays against groomers is a fantastic organization based in the united states
00:50:14.940they have a very large x following and uh this is this is weird too this whole thing i mean0.67
00:50:24.180if we accept trans sexuality as a thing that opens to the door to accepting everything else0.77
00:50:33.840these wackadoos are going to try and push down our throat right having said that look at this0.87
00:50:40.260these are the kind of people being praised and amplified in our community and a tweet from0.96
00:50:47.800gays against groomers well we're here to tell you we are just as disgusted as you are we will0.99
00:50:54.500not accept this as normal and we will most definitely not allow trans age to ever become1.00
00:51:01.000a thing although they are already trying so look at this this person here no idea how old he or it0.53
00:51:08.400or whatever it is i think it's a guy wants us to accept him as a baby now i've heard of this
00:51:16.680happening in prisons where if a prisoner identifies as a baby believe it or not policy of the prison
00:51:26.740is they have to treat the prisoner as a baby diapers they have to feed this person as a baby0.84
00:51:34.460oh yeah and they're doing it how ridiculous is that you know what we're dealing with here are0.99
00:51:44.460a pack of liars, first of all, or a bunch of people who are completely around the bend0.99
00:51:51.120up here. They're nuts. And we are placating their BS. Well, not us, but you know who I'm talking1.00
00:52:02.500about. So let's just have a look at this. Respect my pronouns or yours will be was, were. So what
00:52:12.240are you going to do hit me with your soother the ford government now this kind of goes against
00:52:24.660what they came out and said earlier this week when their education minister came out and said
00:52:29.160yeah yeah yeah parents have the right to know what's going on with their kids and to give
00:52:32.800consent too but he said it very very tacitly like we got together so they're talking out of
00:52:41.920both sides of their mouth here because look at this the ford government in ontario's anti-racism
00:52:46.440plan doubles down on funding for dei and left-wing groups which includes more of this critical theory
00:52:52.700nonsense ontario's progressive conservative government whatever has published a new anti-racism
00:53:00.240strategic plan that doubles down on diversity equity and inclusion initiatives and funding
00:53:04.840for left-wing organizations why would they do this they're supposed to be conservatives
00:53:10.400the plan published on the government of ontario's website august 24th commits millions of dollars
00:53:16.940towards anti-racist initiatives and highlights several recent anti-racist policies implemented
00:53:22.920by ford's pcs too many individuals are denied opportunities or face discrimination because of
00:53:28.380the color of their skin their cultural identity or their beliefs says ontario's minister of
00:53:32.560citizenship and multiculturalism michael ford the ford government believes anti-black racism
00:53:39.260is deeply entrenched in canadian institutions policies and practices such that it's either
00:53:45.420functionally normalized or rendered invisible to the larger white society what
00:53:52.780i thought we stamped this out years ago this whole thing but i guess not
00:54:02.020they hope the new plan will help break down barriers and address systematic challenges to
00:54:08.160ensure every ontarian from every corner of the province urban and rural can participate contribute
00:54:13.540and succeed um there's a whole bunch of initiatives that are being put forth here by the fort
00:54:20.740government but you can bet that based upon this an egale canada there they are again
00:54:27.820they are a massive problem and they are government funded not just provincially but
00:54:36.160federally as well they've got to go they got to go you can go find that guys on tnc.news
00:54:43.120this is an interesting story from left-wing corporate ctv news the canadian revenue agency
00:54:49.120has fired 120 employees after review of inappropriately claiming serb payments
00:54:55.980so the people that are supposed to track down the people who are taking serb payments
00:55:05.840illegally are taking CERB payments illegally. That is priceless. That's like a firehouse being
00:55:11.700on fire. The CRA has fired 120 employees following an internal review of those who
00:55:22.320inappropriately claimed the Canadian emergency response benefit during the pandemic response.
00:55:28.460CRA first reported in June they'd gotten rid of 20 people for inappropriately taking the money
00:55:34.780and that it was investigating 600 additional cases in an update today the agency said as a
00:55:41.600result of this case by case review 120 individuals are no longer with cra the investigations and
00:55:49.240disciplinary processes are ongoing according to a statement from cra which means we could see even
00:55:54.420more of these asses fired this is funny although you know i do have to say good on cra for weeding0.89
00:56:04.440these people out it could have kept them and said nothing so that's something anyway uh now0.98
00:56:11.480interesting many of us think because elon musk bought twitter now x that it's going to be a
00:56:19.820censorship free platform from here on out then she went ahead and hired this ceo called linda
00:56:26.140yakarino who basically runs the day-to-day operations of this massive social media platform
00:56:32.320And this Linda Yaccarino is highly associated with the World Economic Forum. So very big surprise that Musk would hire somebody like this. And what she's been doing lately, she's been consulting with pro censorship groups on how to address hate on the platform.
00:56:50.060and again you know i mean you when it comes to hate speech you have to ask yourself who determines
00:56:57.720what that is it's a very malleable term it could mean anything to anybody
00:57:04.760if you're tired of censorship and dystopian threats against civil liberties
00:57:10.400go and check out reclaim the net you guys since implementing their flawed freedom of reach not
00:57:16.780speech policy x is consulted with several pro-censorship entities including the center
00:57:22.120for countering digital hate and digital ministers that support censorship laws and on tuesday the
00:57:28.720ceo of the platform formerly known as twitter spoke with yet another group that advocates for
00:57:33.420silencing online speech the anti-defamation league according to adl ceo jonathan greenblatt
00:57:42.040Ex-CEO Linda Yaccarino had a very frank and productive conversation with him
00:57:46.420about where X needs to go to address hate effectively on the platform.
00:57:50.680Greenblatt added that Yaccarino reached out to him to initiate the conversation.
00:57:56.880Despite X seemingly being receptive to ADL's calls to address hate,
00:58:01.380Greenblatt warned the ADL will continue to reserve the right to call them out.
00:58:05.460Go ahead, call them out, whatever.0.54
00:58:07.080but if this linda yakarino person brings back censorship on the platform and musk does nothing
00:58:15.020about it then we're back to square one aren't we here's something that's very frightening it came
00:58:21.200from april and somehow i missed this you guys i guess a lot of us did but this is from pv magazine
00:58:30.540invoke eminent domain it's the plan for renewable energy from the ceo of the massive massive uh
00:58:42.520investment firm jp morgan jamie diamond is the guy's name place the energy transition in the
00:58:49.120crosshairs in a letter to shareholders so you're a shareholder or an investor with jp morgan you
00:58:56.140got this letter jp morgan ceo jamie diamond recognized the window for action to avert the
00:59:03.960costliest effects of global climate change is closing he voiced support for non-partisan
00:59:11.460permit reform for renewables development one of the most immediate and addressable
00:59:15.780bottlenecks in the united states march towards climate disaster mitigation
00:59:20.020All right. So. I don't want to read this whole thing. Here we go. Diamond said, in addition to reforming, permitting, citing and interconnection issues for power generation and transmission, the U.S. may need.
00:59:41.940Now, this is a powerful guy. Not not in government, but a very powerful guy.
00:59:48.840He said the U.S. may need to invoke eminent domain to site local clean energy rapidly.
00:59:55.100Eminent domain involves the seizure of and compensation for private lands for public purposes like, oh, I don't know, windmills or solar panels.
01:00:05.440citing is a key issue to address for renewables is distributing energy generation in places
01:00:13.180closer to the end use point comes with efficiency and materials use benefits
01:00:16.980this guy wants to take people's land in order to help the climate this is what we were afraid of
01:00:29.480These climate extremists, these alarmists, they're going to use that to try and take what's yours.
01:00:40.960My question to you is, what are we going to do about it?
01:00:48.180I am not sure when this video is from, but I just, I pulled it up and I want you guys,
01:00:53.480thank you, Sean, by the way, for sending me this one.
01:00:55.640pulled it up to remind you of what we went through in the covid years the lockdown years
01:01:03.640the mask years the vaccine years i'd never seen this video before either it comes from
01:01:10.000gab so let me make this bigger so everybody can see this is in an ace hardware store in seattle
01:01:15.660again i don't know when this is but watch what happens here
01:01:18.620Hit me with a bat. Get out. You talk to me with that bat? Get out. Fuck you and get out, bitch.0.98
01:01:24.580These are the employees at Ace Hardware in fucking Seattle. What a fucking punk bitch.1.00
01:01:31.960Look at this shit. What the fuck, man? Real guy is here, huh?1.00