00:18:17.660Monday night, Wayne Peters of What's Up Canada joins the show.
00:18:22.420He's currently in southern Manitoba doing some town halls around Altona and Winkler.
00:18:28.200Roman Babber, who was on the CBC being interviewed by Vashi Kapelos the other day,
00:18:32.760And oh, my God, I used to like Vashi Capellos. I thought, wow, you know what? Of all the people, she was with the Globe and Mail, I think, and then jumped to the CBC. And when she jumped to the CBC, within six months, her style and demeanor completely changed. And that's happened with a lot of so-called journalists in the last couple of years.
00:18:52.100They jump to an organization that's heavily supplemented by the federal government.
00:18:58.160And all of a sudden, peculiarly, their whole attitude seems to change.
00:19:06.720Roman Babber goes after Trudeau for demonizing truly peaceful freedom convoy.
00:19:11.520Once again, whenever you hear illegal convoy, they are lying to your face.
00:19:17.680Conservative Party leadership candidate and independent Ontario MPP, Roman Babber, has slammed Trudeau for demonizing the protesters on Parliament Hill in February.
00:19:28.580Babber made the comments during an appearance on Power and Politics on the CBC in the segment.
00:19:33.960Babber also said that Trudeau's invocation of the Emergencies Act was groundless.
00:21:13.140So aside, and we're going to talk about Tamara Litch in just a second, she was in court yesterday in Alberta trying to get her bail restrictions loosened a little bit.
00:21:23.680So what that tells me, aside from the fact that we already knew that, we already knew that the Senate was going to strike down the Emergencies Act 10 days into it.
00:21:31.760It took that long for the act to get to Senate.
00:21:33.880But what it tells me is that there are some liberal senators and MPs who are willing to stand against the Trudeau government.
00:21:46.120We have to make that distinction, right?
00:21:48.220The Trudeau government is Trudeau himself, the power of the prime minister's office and cabinet.
00:21:54.900Just because you're a liberal MP does not necessarily make you part of government.
00:22:00.060It makes you part of the ruling party, but not part of government.
00:22:03.500If government is the 35 to 40 ministers and the bureaucrats in the prime minister's office, yes.
00:22:14.260So there is a possibility that if Trudeau gets extreme again, liberal MPs and liberal senators,
00:22:21.220and there are no liberal senators technically speaking, they're part of the independent senators group.
00:22:27.260How can there be a group of independents?
00:22:30.820That's like saying lone wolves productions.
00:22:33.500from from the Sopranos so yeah I I think that there is the possibility and Pierre Polyev
00:22:43.060has mentioned that in the past during an interview he says there is the possibility remember
00:22:50.120that these MPs in Ottawa they go to functions together right so even though one's wearing a
00:23:00.040blue tie and the others wearing a red tie that doesn't necessarily mean they don't have a
00:23:03.700relationship and they're possibly even friends and maybe they talk about things like that maybe
00:23:08.640they say you know your guy's uh getting a little wonky over there any thoughts about voting against
00:23:14.920them ever yeah you know i have thought about that so those are the kinds of things they they watch
00:23:20.840out for and they remember and then the next time something crazy happens they'll go right over to
00:23:27.280that MP and say, look, man, you can't vote with this guy. Your constituents are going to hunt you
00:23:31.860down like a dog. You can't do it. So it's like a game of survivor in that way. It doesn't matter
00:23:36.660what party you belong to. Then, of course, there is the party whip who's going to threaten you with
00:23:41.100being removed from caucus if you don't vote their way. But I think we need more independent thinkers
00:23:47.280and we need more independent votes in our House of Commons like they do in Australia and they do
00:30:45.380You know, all those people locked in Shanghai are looking for food and there are food shortages going on right now in China.
00:30:52.720I saw a video today that I sadly couldn't load in time to play for you tonight.
00:30:58.760But thousands and thousands and thousands of pounds of fresh vegetables were donated by other Chinese citizens from all over the country.
00:31:08.480to the people of Shanghai, and they were taken to a large warehouse where they were being sorted
00:31:15.640by government employees for distribution. And then suddenly, the government issued an order
00:31:23.140telling all of those workers to destroy all of the produce because it was rotten.
00:31:29.860the video shows the produce was not rotten the video also shows several workers saying this is
00:31:39.260a shame this produce is still good so what exactly is going on what exactly is going on
00:31:48.040when you see stories like this guys it makes you think hmm this is all part of it this is all part
00:31:58.140of it it's not a series of random coincidences i don't believe there are coincidences
00:32:04.100pandemic violent crimes and overdoses drive up demand for autopsies in manitoba this story
00:32:11.540comes from the cbc pathologists now conduct about 1800 autopsies a year a rise of 20 percent in two
00:32:18.320years. Notice they said violent crimes, overdoses, and pandemic. They don't say COVID-19.
00:32:30.340They just say pandemic. Demand for autopsies in Manitoba has risen 20% over the past two years
00:32:39.040as a combined result of the COVID-19 pandemic, a spike in violent crime and rising numbers of
00:32:45.240fatal overdoses. Forensic pathologists in Manitoba now conduct about 1,800 autopsies a year,
00:32:52.800up from 1,500 annually two years ago. It was from Manitoba Shared Health. Partly because of the
00:32:59.360pandemic, as more people are dying at home instead of or in hospitals, and therefore require forensic
00:33:05.820investigations to determine the cause of death. A rise in drug-related deaths is also fueling the
00:33:11.820demand for autopsies, the Provincial Health Organization said, as is, quote, a higher
00:33:16.920incidence rate of police cases in recent months, which are prioritized over other autopsies,
00:33:23.100unquote. A record 407 Manitobans died of overdoses or other drug-related causes in 2021.
00:33:30.500The rise in demand has exacerbated, sorry, exacerbated a backlog in conducting autopsies,
00:33:35.880Shared Health added, noting staff absences due to COVID-19 infections and vacations are
00:33:41.540also a factor in delays that will take two to three weeks to clear. How do they know these
00:33:47.560are COVID-19 infections? I have a great article coming up in just a second that debunks everything,
00:33:57.440everything about the virus. We'll get to that very soon. This was pointed out to me today by
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00:34:51.820Statistics Canada. Brochures. Canadian COVID-19 Antibody and Health Survey. It's a survey.
00:34:59.560the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted our lives in many ways in an attempt to better understand how
00:35:06.520COVID has affected the health of Canadian Statistics Canada in partnership with Health
00:35:11.280Canada the public health agency of Canada and the COVID-19 immunity task force has created the
00:35:19.500Canadian COVID-19 antibody and health survey while this is a while this is a voluntary survey
00:35:26.540Your participation is important, as your contribution will play an important part in understanding past infections by measuring the prevalence of COVID-19 antibodies among Canadians, including those who have never had symptoms.
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00:36:19.660You will then return the dried blood spot sample
00:47:14.820how many times have you heard since donald trump was elected as president of the united states in
00:47:22.0202016 the term white nationalist being used by left-wing corporate media and left-wing politicians
00:47:30.460as a slur white nationalists it gives you the impression when you hear that phrase that0.95
00:47:38.240A white nationalist is a skinhead, knuckle-dragger with a tattoo of a swastika on his arm or on his back, carrying a club, a board with a nail in it, or a loaded weapon, spewing all sorts of racial hatred.0.98
00:48:48.740So to say white nationalist is to shame the love of your country and the color of your skin.
00:48:54.300If you are a white person like myself who loves the country they were born and raised in and still lives in,
00:49:00.520you're a white nationalist why should you be ashamed of that they have taken language and
00:49:09.020they have used it against us for years now and they've gotten away with it we need to stop
00:49:15.360speaking their language we need to stop speaking their language guys we need to start taking the0.93
00:49:24.960offensive before they can do that. And we're always playing defense. We're always on the back1.00
00:49:31.020pedal, right? They're the ones who are creating these phrases, these catchphrases that make
00:49:36.860anybody who thinks logically and rationally sound like a freak, a crazy person. All right. Yuri0.72
00:49:45.300Besminov, an ex-KGB agent, in 1985 did this interview on destabilizing a country.
00:49:55.040How do you take over a country? How do you take over Western society? This has been going on
00:50:00.120for 40 or 50 years. Please watch this. It's seven minutes long. If you haven't seen it before,
00:50:06.820you'll be riveted by this. Listen to what this man has to say.
00:50:09.640Yuri Alexandrovich Besmyanov. Mr. Besmyanov was born in 1939 in a suburb of Moscow. He was the
00:50:20.800son of a high-ranking Soviet army officer. He was educated in the elite schools inside the Soviet
00:50:26.800Union and became an expert in Indian culture and Indian languages. He had an outstanding career
00:50:33.320with Novosti, which was the, and still is, I should say, the press arm or the press agency
00:50:39.680of the Soviet Union. It turns out that this is also a front for the KGB. He escaped to the West
00:50:46.340in 1970 after becoming totally disgusted with the Soviet system, and he did this at great risk to
00:50:52.340his life. He certainly is one of the world's outstanding experts on the subject of Soviet
00:50:57.240propaganda and disinformation and active measures well you spoke several times before about
00:51:03.880ideological subversion that is a phrase that i'm afraid some americans don't fully understand
00:51:09.960when the soviets use the phrase ideological subversion what do they mean by ideological
00:51:16.280subversion is is the slow process which we call either ideological subversion or active measures
00:51:24.440активные мероприятия in the language of the kgv or psychological warfare what it basically means
00:51:30.920is to change the perception of reality of every american to such an extent that despite of the
00:51:39.080abundance of information no one is able to come to sensible conclusions in the interest of defending
00:51:47.240themselves their families their community and their country it's a great brainwashing process
00:51:55.160which goes very slow and it's divided in four basic stages the first one being demoralization
00:52:03.160it takes from 15 to 20 years to demoralize a nation why that many years because this is the
00:52:09.640minimum number of years which requires to educate one generation of students in the country of of
00:52:17.000your enemy exposed to the ideology of the enemy in other words marxism leninism ideology is being
00:52:25.160pumped into the soft heads of at least three generations of american students without being
00:52:30.360challenged or contrabalanced by the basic values of americanism american patriotism the demoralization
00:52:38.440process in the united states is basically completed already for the last 25 years
00:52:45.180Actually, it's overfulfilled because demoralization now reaches such areas where previously not even Comrade Andropov and all his experts would even dream of such a tremendous success.
00:52:58.700Most of it is done by Americans to Americans, thanks to lack of moral standards.
00:53:03.780As I mentioned before, exposure to true information does not matter anymore.
00:53:10.060A person who was demoralized is unable to assess true information.
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