The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Friday Feb. 25th⧸2022

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00:01:08.380 all right welcome to the show happy friday to you it's friday february the 25th 2022 i found an

00:01:27.440 article from almost exactly a year ago i'm going to read to you guys later on it has to do with

00:01:33.720 vaccine passports and can they be implemented in canada

00:01:38.640 well and the reason i went looking for that is because i'm hearing more and more restaurants

00:01:48.460 and public places are still going to be requiring vaccine passports

00:01:53.780 i don't know why from what i understand from true north it's to make people feel better

00:02:04.840 apparently places are doing surveys amongst their customers and it's coming out slightly

00:02:12.220 in favor of the branch covidians where they want people to still wear masks and they want people

00:02:17.300 to be double vaccinated because these people clearly have no concept of what's really going on

00:02:23.780 what's really gone on the last two years what really works what really doesn't work

00:02:29.460 and what really has never worked guys if you don't follow me on rumble please go and follow

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00:03:16.500 on rumble do it tonight do it now you can watch it's on live right now on rumble

00:03:22.580 all right all right let's say some hellos to some people michelle and susie and marlene

00:03:28.820 and ruth and kyle dahlia mehole tara lynn keith who else well i guess i should go up a little bit

00:03:39.540 it chuck james deborah alfredo are you going to be at the thing tomorrow alfredo i know you were

00:03:49.220 sick for a bit i'm happy that you recovered and you're all good now gail scott nikki christ

00:03:57.160 christ ambassador sounds like an impractical joker's name uh welder clint laura elita matthew

00:04:08.840 carol paul hello everybody and thank you for joining the show tonight what was i going to say

00:04:15.440 oh yeah right there's a big rally going on downtown tomorrow actually not downtown unless

00:04:20.840 you consider the forks market downtown it's going to be at the museum for human rights the canadian

00:04:27.160 museum for human rights starting at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning apparently they're going to have

00:04:31.700 some singers and dancers down there i don't know much about the event but i know there's been a

00:04:38.300 poster that's been released i'm not sure if there's any names on it what i do know is people

00:04:42.760 are gathering for a very long session tomorrow i think 10 a.m to 7 p.m at the forks at the

00:04:49.820 canadian museum for human rights so if you want to go down there anytime between 10 and 7 cool

00:04:54.560 i might see you down there myself there's also a i don't even know what to call it there's something

00:05:02.260 going on at the ledge tomorrow it's not a rally is it a rally rallying for the people of ukraine

00:05:08.300 now look i understand what's going on over there right now is a tragic thing it's something that

00:05:16.460 probably shouldn't be happening but people are already deciding who the bad guys are and who

00:05:23.240 the bad guys aren't and they don't know what's really happening over there all they know is what

00:05:30.480 msm tells you what left-wing corporate media decides to tell you so basically left-wing

00:05:35.920 corporate media has decided who the good guys are who the bad guys are and meantime i'm getting all

00:05:43.040 kinds of different reports from people who are from ukraine or who are from russia who were telling

00:05:49.960 me completely different things so we're going to go a little bit into that tonight and we're going 0.98

00:05:54.380 to show you all the crazy stupid things that canadians and americans are doing to stand in 0.98

00:05:59.720 support of the ukraine it's virtue signaling it's like when ace burpee and if you don't know who he 0.99

00:06:04.980 is because you're not from winnipeg he's a long time morning radio host at a hip-hop station in

00:06:10.760 winnipeg when japan got hit by that tsunami a few years ago and 15 minutes later it seemed like he

00:06:17.660 had a billboard up downtown of him like this and the caption on it was pray for japan now i thought

00:06:26.280 that was ambulance chasing i thought it was over the top and and honest to god i mean

00:06:31.140 while you you think about these people and what they might be going through it is complete and

00:06:38.280 total virtue signaling to say stand with you are doing nothing except changing the avatar on your

00:06:45.280 facebook profile oh by the way russia has diminished facebook's reach in their country

00:06:50.860 because well i'll tell you in a bit it's an interesting story though it's a very interesting

00:06:56.420 story so yeah i mean i i get it you want to stand with the people of ukraine there's a lot of

00:07:03.620 ukrainians in manitoba all over western canada for that matter so i get it i get the the attachment

00:07:11.680 to the the motherland but there's only so much you can do and by virtue signaling changing the name

00:07:21.000 of a food you serve in a restaurant or taking away a couple of bottles of vodka in a liquor 0.89

00:07:27.040 store if you think that's going to make a difference i mean come on it just looks ridiculous

00:07:31.960 wait until the red cross gets in there and has their funds set up and then you can make donations

00:07:37.260 for people who have been misplaced because that's the real tragedy here it's not people going pray

00:07:41.820 for ukraine that's ridiculous it's the people who have been killed the people who have been injured

00:07:47.340 and the people who have been displaced, possibly permanently,

00:07:51.080 because two governments decided they didn't like a line on a map.

00:07:57.920 Does our government need to be changed in Canada?

00:08:01.480 I would say, yeah.

00:08:03.700 I'm not talking about the party that's ruling the country right now.

00:08:08.100 Of course, they need to be changed also.

00:08:10.160 I mean, this guy here again.

00:08:13.060 I'm talking about the basic structure of our government,

00:08:15.940 basic structure of our electoral system, it's got to change. Now, there's been no appetite for that

00:08:21.660 over the past 40 years since the Constitution was ratified, except for Quebec. If they tried

00:08:27.540 to bring Quebec in with the Meech Lake Accord, that didn't work so well. Canada is a nation within a

00:08:33.860 federation. That's what Stephen Harper said before he lost the election back in 2015,

00:08:41.960 and this asshat took over, but I think we need an overhaul. 0.59

00:08:45.960 I think we need something new to better represent the people of this country. 0.94

00:08:50.680 And I think something else is very important, and that is accountability from politicians.

00:08:56.100 I know it's a problem all around the world, but it doesn't need to be that way

00:09:01.580 if the right checks and balances are in place.

00:09:05.240 So there is an organization in Canada based in Toronto that wants to turn us into republic

00:09:11.860 so i'm going to have a look at that website later on in the show and see what you guys have to think

00:09:16.260 about that because this is not working for us right now this first past the post system this

00:09:22.620 whole system i mean where's the checks and balances it seems like trudeau can do whatever

00:09:26.960 he wants whenever he wants prime ministers up until this clown here they've been very careful

00:09:32.980 about the things they do and i'm not going to suggest they haven't gotten themselves into

00:09:36.280 trouble either because we know they have brian mulroney with his envelopes full of cash uh

00:09:44.520 chretien with that whole scandal what was that scandal called back in the 90s or the early 2000s

00:09:51.160 it's what got the liberals voted out and reduced to like a rump party that's what they call them

00:09:56.920 when they haven't got a lot of seats a rump party i like this you're a rump party rump

00:10:02.840 uh what the hell scandal was that the sponsorship scandal paul martin paid the price for that

00:10:09.500 harper had some scandals here and there i think the biggest one was with the senators

00:10:14.120 but nothing really huge and then this guy comes along it seems like the liberals are the ones

00:10:21.680 who always get themselves in major trouble with scandals but anyway can we tolerate these types

00:10:28.200 of things anymore in our society can we tolerate you know they say they're going to come out and

00:10:32.520 oh, we're going to be the most transparent government that Canada has ever seen.

00:10:35.680 And then they start handing money hand over fist to countries.

00:10:38.380 We're going, wait a minute, wait a minute.

00:10:39.540 That's our tax dollars you're dealing with here.

00:10:41.720 We want those dollars back.

00:10:44.220 Spend them here.

00:10:45.660 Give First Nations clean drinking water like you say,

00:10:49.100 you know, you've said you're going to do for the past 50 years.

00:10:53.360 Like, why hasn't that been done?

00:10:54.940 If they can vaccinate the entire world in less than a year,

00:10:58.720 they can certainly give people clean drinking water, don't you think?

00:11:02.520 Anyway, so we're going to talk about Canada as a republic a little bit later on in the show.

00:11:09.980 This is a great article you guys may not have seen.

00:11:12.720 It was released in the National Financial Post about five or six days ago.

00:11:17.980 In Canada, we must follow the money, written by Terence Corcoran.

00:11:22.560 So let's get into this.

00:11:26.240 It was a very vital article.

00:11:27.840 in short in a short and we played this clip for you the other night in case you don't remember

00:11:34.340 klaus schwab talking about infiltrating governments all over the planet

00:11:38.540 in a short 2017 video clip circulating on youtube klaus schwab head of the world economic forum and

00:11:45.040 global promoter of corporatist stakeholder capitalism outlines how his subversive

00:11:51.280 world economic forum movement has to use his word infiltrated governments all over the world

00:11:57.520 He makes special note of Canada.

00:11:59.660 I have to say, when I mention now names like Mrs. Merkel and even Vladimir Putin,

00:12:06.640 he called him Putin.

00:12:07.920 Now, I found that interesting.

00:12:10.820 Because my thinking is that Vladimir Putin would never go along with what this guy says.

00:12:18.060 But here it is.

00:12:19.720 And so on.

00:12:20.900 They all have been young global leaders of the World Economic Forum.

00:12:24.760 But what we are very proud of now is the young generation like Prime Minister Trudeau.

00:12:31.640 We penetrate the cabinet.

00:12:34.360 So yesterday I was at a reception for Prime Minister Trudeau, and I know that half of his cabinet, or even more than half of his cabinet, are actually young global leaders.

00:12:45.780 Now there is some speculation there are conservatives in the midst of the World Economic Forum as well.

00:12:52.660 Notably, Pierre Polyev and Michelle Rempel.

00:12:56.540 Michelle Rempel has been identified.

00:13:00.200 Pierre Polyev, not so much.

00:13:01.760 I saw a video today.

00:13:02.920 Very, very, very spurious connection.

00:13:05.660 And that's the only thing that I've been able to find or have received about Pierre Polyev being connected to the World Economic Forum.

00:13:12.920 Guys, I'm not stumping for Polyev here.

00:13:14.780 I'm not.

00:13:15.320 I mean, you know, I think he's probably their best choice, the Conservatives' best choice, if we're looking at getting rid of Trudeau.

00:13:26.920 But I just don't think that he's associated with them.

00:13:31.460 I could be wrong about this.

00:13:32.940 I just don't think Polyev is down with the World Economic Forum at all. 0.93

00:13:37.000 anyway schwab and the world economic forum had help in setting up their canadian infiltration

00:13:42.720 mission including from trudeau's former chief of staff gerald botts as we all know a participant

00:13:49.680 in the world economic forum's davos conference and a leading backroom organizer of the trudeau

00:13:54.740 government's ideological gambits when it comes to subversive plans to overthrow the free world

00:14:00.080 economy few are larger in scope than the wf's global scheme to remake the world and install

00:14:05.360 a new form of capitalism based on the recruitment of corporate leaders into the role of government.

00:14:11.780 The W.E.F. infiltration of Ottawa has never been a secret, nor has Butts involvement,

00:14:17.560 but it's far from being common knowledge among voters that the ideological model behind the

00:14:23.220 liberal policy machine, the steering mechanism that guides decisions and policies, it's

00:14:28.000 subversive and authoritarian. It also covers a massive policy territory from climate to COVID-19.

00:14:35.360 why don't we know about this sorry why do only some of us know about this

00:14:45.760 or why don't we care why haven't we cared about this until now it's been out there guys

00:14:51.580 as i pointed out on the show last night people think oh it's a conspiracy theory the great

00:14:57.820 resets nothing but a conspiracy it's not it's been in the corporate media for years now we used

00:15:04.720 to think the davos world economic forum summit was just a bunch of rich guys corporate leaders

00:15:10.240 actors and politicians getting together to have brandy and cigars every january in davos

00:15:15.760 switzerland it's not well it's that but it's also way more these guys are trying to take over the

00:15:25.860 world and it looks like they're pretty close unless we start standing up by the million

00:15:32.680 and saying no here. Let's continue on. Klaus Schwab was maybe the first global personality

00:15:39.780 to jump on the pandemic as a vehicle for the imposition of his new world order.

00:15:45.580 As a result of the COVID-19 crisis, he saw major opportunity. The possibilities for change in the

00:15:52.600 resulting new order are now unlimited and only bound by our imagination. The Trudeau government

00:15:59.320 jumped at the opportunity, imposing sweeping social and economic controls that have cost

00:16:04.120 Canadians and their economy hundreds of billions of dollars in losses, in addition to unmeasurable

00:16:09.940 personal and emotional turmoil. Turmoil that's helped fuel the protests and convoys that have

00:16:15.740 now shattered the surface of Canadian stability. And they were whining. Remember last week they

00:16:20.040 were whining, oh, those border blockades, they're costing us millions of dollars in commerce with 0.93

00:16:24.360 the united states two years of shutdowns what did that cost us these clowns and people were

00:16:34.320 actually buying it once again guys i remind you our biggest enemy in this fight is not the

00:16:42.000 government it's not the media it's not it's not even corporate canada or corporate america

00:16:46.800 our biggest enemy in this fight is is us it's us if we can't organize ourselves if egos keep

00:16:58.080 getting in the way if we can't agree on what to do and when to do it we're surely doomed not to

00:17:05.120 mention the branch covidians and i'm still going to use that expression the branch covidians on

00:17:09.840 the other side who keep calling us conspiracy theories even when all this stuff is available

00:17:16.140 for them to read in the publications they consider to be valid, like the left-wing corporate media.

00:17:27.740 In short, the subversive ideas that have infiltrated the Trudeau liberal government

00:17:38.100 have come around to fire up a popular resistance to the World Economic Forum ideology.

00:17:43.160 the prime minister and his cabinet have adopted and they have everything they've done since

00:17:49.540 trudeau's been in power we're gonna have it's funny some interesting timelines i have to show

00:17:54.880 you later on that possibility may explain why justin trudeau has now turned to extreme rhetoric

00:18:01.720 and unprecedented constitutional action against the trucking convoy and its multifaceted supporters

00:18:08.060 His reaction is an attempt to divert attention away from the flaws in policy and the failures of the world economic form-shaped model he adopted to guide policy.

00:18:18.520 He saw COVID-19 as an opportunity for greater government intervention.

00:18:23.080 Many Canadians now see the government pandemic policies as oppressive, Orwellian, and overkill.

00:18:29.260 rather than face potential ideological breakdown trudeau is now attacking his critics on other

00:18:36.200 grounds claiming they're racist subversives yahoos trumpian fobs funded by foreign agents

00:18:42.080 pat king by the way and tamara are still in jail the prime minister may be taking advice from his

00:18:53.020 old friend gerald butts i mean these guys are buddies they go back to university together

00:18:57.640 just because butts doesn't work there anymore it doesn't mean they don't talk

00:19:01.620 every single day they do in an interview with the new york times earlier this week butts blamed

00:19:08.120 fox news and foreign influences see that's what they do they blame us on the very thing they are

00:19:16.260 doing actually if you look at it it's kind of genius gaslighting oh just perfect gaslighting

00:19:26.700 For the past two years, Butts told the Times,

00:19:29.040 Canadians have been largely locked down at home,

00:19:31.340 forced to spend more time in front of their television screens.

00:19:34.020 As they did, they absorbed the American culture

00:19:36.480 being played out from Fox News to Breitbart.

00:19:41.840 As a result, Trumpian ideas took root in Canada.

00:19:45.120 At the same time, foreign and dark money arrived.

00:19:49.260 One of the most concerning things about this movement, Butts said,

00:19:52.220 is it's shown how easy it is to pour millions of dollars of dark money

00:19:55.640 into canadian politics that's and hilarious that's what he's been doing for the past 20 years

00:20:02.360 you see what i'm saying but mr corcoran here is going to point that out for all of us

00:20:10.140 when it comes to foreign money butt should know how that system works is the former head of the

00:20:15.200 canadian branch of the world wildlife fund he was part of an international community of activists

00:20:20.020 and funding organizations that received hundreds of millions of dollars over more than two decades

00:20:24.660 Vancouver writer Vivian Krause investigated and found more than $600 million in foreign funding of environmental groups from the David Suzuki Foundation to Dogwood and Tides.

00:20:37.700 Over the years, these groups, through demonstrations, blockades, and other means, have managed to shut down Canada's Keystone XL, Northern Gateway, Trans Mountain, and Energy East pipelines.

00:20:48.060 The losses are in the billions.

00:20:50.320 some organizations including the political activist anti-conservative lead now use the

00:20:57.680 same crowdfunding techniques now probed under ottawa's convoy law grouse has also just posted

00:21:04.920 another funding investigation outlining how the we charity secured tens of millions of dollars

00:21:10.980 from a major insurance company allstate to support we's campaign to promote political

00:21:16.240 voting among canadian youth she asked elections canada to investigate by the way i'm not sure if

00:21:21.840 you caught this a couple of weeks ago and elections canada came out and said oh by the way there's

00:21:27.400 200 000 ballots that didn't count we didn't count sorry about that that's pretty much the gist of

00:21:35.040 what they said i paraphrased it of course but yeah 200 000 this could have swung the election

00:21:39.680 200,000 votes the scale of these funding activities largely from u.s. charitable

00:21:49.200 foundations rockefeller for example dwarfs to insignificant the piddling foreign funds

00:21:54.420 allegedly flowing to the truckers convoy overall the point is that it's not just about following

00:22:00.320 the money but also following the ideas that now seem to be catching up with the trudeau liberals

00:22:06.500 And speaking of following the money, what about this? Pfizer says it raked in $36,800,000,000 in COVID-19 vaccine sales. Nearly $40 billion from the vaccine last year, making it among the best-selling drugs in history and expects to bring in $50 billion from the vaccine and the Paxlovid Therapeutic this year.

00:22:32.360 one of the most corrupt corporations on the planet has just or will make 200 billion dollars

00:22:42.040 by the end of this year isn't it amazing no it's not really amazing is it when you talk about

00:22:48.380 a vaccine that people are pretty much threatened to take in the free world the so-called free world

00:22:56.240 Pfizer reports annual profits of $22 billion, more than double the 2020 level, annual revenues, nearly doubled to $81.3 billion with $36.8 billion from the COVID-19 vaccine alone.

00:23:10.180 I'm sorry, I was wrong, I stand corrected.

00:23:13.120 They made nearly $40 billion just from the COVID vaccine and then all of their other drugs combined, another $40 billion for a total of $81.3 billion, Pfizer.

00:23:26.240 Never mind Moderna, even though there is a mysterious drop in the price of their stock in the last couple of weeks.

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00:24:00.720 Trudeau was hammered over why he invoked the Emergencies Act in the first place.

00:24:04.200 This story from TNC.news, True North.

00:24:07.560 With Trudeau revoking the emergency, imagine, and I talked about this a little bit last night,

00:24:12.640 imagine how all of these politicians, never mind just the politicians,

00:24:16.500 all of the lefties on social media cheering on the Emergencies Act.

00:24:21.460 Oh, absolutely, it's necessary. It's crazy.

00:24:23.820 And then they go into this big, long soliloquy about why it's necessary to keep those dirty, awful truckers out of Ottawa. 0.99

00:24:30.280 Oh, my God. 1.00

00:24:30.880 They're disgusting. 1.00

00:24:31.700 They're violent. 1.00

00:24:32.400 They're awful. 1.00

00:24:33.020 They're racist. 1.00

00:24:33.920 They're bigots. 1.00

00:24:35.300 They're sexist, misogynist, dirty. 1.00

00:24:39.500 And then Trudeau goes ahead and gets rid of the emergency act like 24 hours later. 0.99

00:24:44.000 Oh, well, we didn't need it anyway.

00:24:49.040 You see, that's what you get for following an ideology.

00:24:53.220 and and being a true anon supporter even uh jagmeet singh the egg on his face oh my god the

00:25:03.720 ndp if if they're ever going to get back to where they were in the past which is the party of the

00:25:10.740 working person right they need to get rid of that guy they need to get rid of that guy now they need

00:25:16.660 to put somebody in there who is like working class who shows up in a flannel shirt right and a flannel 0.92

00:25:23.100 tie the whole flannel suit i mean you you gotta be the working class never mind being so far left

00:25:33.360 you're almost on the right again that's outrageous if the ndp wants to keep existing they have to go

00:25:39.980 back to their roots man you can't have a guy showing up in 1200 suits if you're a member of

00:25:47.640 the ndp i mean what does the ndp stand for anymore anyway they're all about you know intersectionality

00:25:54.100 and and critical race theory now i mean it's crazy how far they've gone represent the working person

00:26:02.620 that would be a good way if you got if you're an ndp person and there's a lot of people who

00:26:08.540 still think the ndp represents that they don't they don't they could they probably should but

00:26:17.000 they don't i probably shouldn't give them any ideas that might make them more successful should i

00:26:20.980 conservative interim leader candace bergen said the decision to revoke the emergencies act proves

00:26:29.060 that trudeau knew all along that it was wrong to implement the never before used legislation

00:26:33.520 trudeau introduced it in the first place for his personal gain said bergen in a statement wednesday

00:26:38.540 he revoked it now for the very same reason bergen said that trudeau knows he's losing support adding

00:26:44.640 that Canadians want and deserve answers on why the prime minister invoked this sledgehammer in

00:26:49.500 the first place that's had a direct impact on their lives. Now, guys, this is something else.

00:26:54.860 You know, we're going to talk about this a bit more later on in the show. And I've had conversations

00:26:59.760 with, I'm going to say 20 or 25 people via email in the past few days about how politics does

00:27:06.880 affect our life. It does. And it's shown for the past two years, how much it affects our life

00:27:13.900 But before all this nonsense started, by and large, a lot of people would go, well, all the parties are the same anyway. That used to be the case 20, 25 years ago. I mean, maybe the NDP was here and the liberals were here and the conservatives were here, right? Just a little difference.

00:27:30.280 But maybe they just, you know, the difference was how they dressed.

00:27:35.700 You know, some guys wanted a little bit higher tax.

00:27:37.800 Other guys want just to hear.

00:27:39.000 There was just little differences.

00:27:41.380 In some cases, you couldn't even tell what the difference was.

00:27:44.340 You just voted for the person based on the guy, how he looks or how he talked.

00:27:49.820 But these days, the ideological divide has gone so far, so wide that.

00:27:57.160 And this is called the Overton window, right?

00:27:59.400 This is this is how the zeitgeist of any country moves. And it's moved so far to the left. Well, this is your left. This is my right. But it's moved so far to the left that the Conservative Party is on the left now as well. They actually sit on the left side of the political scale, at least in Canada.

00:28:19.960 so who's right who's the party that's right well that would be the people's party of canada with

00:28:27.240 maxime bernier but seriously if you look at the policies of that party what you see

00:28:31.680 is they are just right of center there's a guideline for all this you can go ahead and

00:28:38.960 and find it online search for it and check it out and the reason i want you to do that

00:28:44.440 is because it's time for all of us to get involved more in politics because it does affect our lives.

00:28:52.380 It does take money out of our pockets.

00:28:56.100 And we deserve to know where that money is going and how much of it, right?

00:29:02.740 I mean, there's a country over in Europe, I think it's Denmark, that actually gives people, you know,

00:29:07.940 a monthly or maybe it's a quarterly readout of where their tax dollars are being spent.

00:29:14.440 exactly to the letter how much it's like a receipt that every dane gets in the mail quarterly

00:29:20.460 and i think that's a fabulous idea this is how we are spending your money and there's not going

00:29:27.440 to be any waste either that's a whole other thing never mind this waste all the pockets along the

00:29:32.080 way that needs to stop all of this corruption needs to stop how do we do that i'm going to

00:29:40.440 discuss that later on in the show

00:29:44.440 I think it's a pretty simple idea, but I think it's imperative that we do it.

00:29:50.060 You know, there's a lot of people who've been asking, well, what do we do after all this?

00:29:54.420 Because we're going to win this thing.

00:29:55.680 We are going to win this thing.

00:29:56.840 We have to keep fighting, fighting, fighting, but we are going to win this thing, guys.

00:30:00.740 Klaus Schwab will not win.

00:30:02.300 We are the ones who will win.

00:30:03.980 But what comes after that?

00:30:07.380 We're the ones that get to decide that.

00:30:09.760 I've got an idea or two I'm going to throw at you later on tonight, see what you think.

00:30:14.440 Because we can't go to anarchy.

00:30:16.040 We can't go back to our own little communities like the Walking Dead.

00:30:21.640 We're going to have to come up with some kind of governance.

00:30:25.240 It's 2022, after all.

00:30:28.420 Look at this.

00:30:30.480 Saskatchewan.

00:30:30.960 Now, this is interesting.

00:30:32.720 Saskatchewan, to renew the emergency order,

00:30:36.640 the same day the province lifted all of their COVID-19 measures,

00:30:39.820 the Saskatchewan Party government,

00:30:41.060 which has repeatedly said people need to learn to live with COVID-19 is renewing the state of

00:30:46.180 emergency. Scott Moe, the premier, signed an order in council on Wednesday to extend the emergency

00:30:51.880 order to address the COVID-19 public health emergency. What emergency, Scott? You just said

00:30:57.040 we have to learn to live with it. You have actually come out and said, it looks like you're speaking

00:31:00.980 your heart. You know what? We're past this. People are sick of it. So why did you renew this?

00:31:06.120 the order will renew on monday the same day saskatchewan is to lift all remaining pandemic

00:31:11.460 restrictions including an indoor mask mandate and the requirement to self-isolate after testing

00:31:17.120 positive for covet 19 why a spokesperson for the premier's office says the order will remain in

00:31:26.220 place until staff within the health health care system no longer need to be redeployed

00:31:30.880 latest data from the minister who cares about that i'm going to look at that anymore it just

00:31:36.880 seems kind of funny to me they need to be redeploying staff and so that's why we're

00:31:42.340 going to keep the emergency in place that's ridiculous get rid of it that's something

00:31:48.120 that needs to be looked at as well and one thing we've learned in the past month is that governments

00:31:56.520 aren't so quick to listen to their people are they i mean we sent hundreds of trucks and thousands

00:32:03.320 and thousands of people to ottawa trudeau didn't listen at all those mandates federal mandates

00:32:08.740 they're still in place federal workers can't go back to work even though provincial workers at

00:32:13.040 least here in manitoba are they're going to be going back to work soon

00:32:16.500 thank god because they never deserve to lose their jobs in the first place frontline people

00:32:24.320 but they don't listen trudeau didn't listen stefanson didn't come out and listen to any

00:32:31.660 of the truckers here she just said we're going to get rid of the mandates but they didn't go far

00:32:37.600 enough they didn't go far enough they didn't outlaw the vaccine passport they came out and

00:32:44.840 said two days ago now we're going to keep that in place for the restaurants and business owners that

00:32:48.920 want to use it still so it's still valid the qr code is still valid even though you don't have to

00:32:54.540 anymore so it's still in place so at any time should another variant come or maybe hospitalizations

00:33:01.820 creep up again they can go ahead and slam us with more regulations just like they did last time and

00:33:08.940 the time before that so no no we didn't guys we didn't win yet we still have to keep the pressure

00:33:17.700 up and that's why rallies like tomorrow at the human rights museum are important

00:33:21.980 this is something i've been and this is why the political system will need to change

00:33:28.600 i'm sorry and we'll get into that later on rapid antigen test kits and potential exposure to

00:33:34.180 hazardous substances you didn't see this on the left-wing corporate media did you

00:33:37.660 i didn't see it this is from recalls repels.canada.ca

00:33:44.680 product the covet 19 rapid antigen test kits what to do keep rapid antigen test kits and

00:33:52.720 solutions out of reach of children and pets do not swallow the solutions avoid eye contact

00:33:57.640 new safety information increased risk of new adverse events

00:34:03.520 what

00:34:07.120 issue following an increase in reports to poison control centers

00:34:14.140 health canada is advising canadians about potential risks associated with the misuse

00:34:19.880 or accidental ingestion or spillage of covid19 rapid antigen test kit solutions on the skin

00:34:26.300 now what happens when you've got bad lettuce oh my god release some bad lettuce they pull it all

00:34:34.160 you can't buy lettuce for a week in any store but with this stuff oh no no just watch out

00:34:39.640 keep it away from kids are you kidding me also we have heard a lot of complaints about

00:34:46.040 the swabs they've been using in the pcr tests for the last what two years there's some kind

00:34:53.300 of silver oxide on them or they're not clean or whatever but we haven't heard a peep not a peep

00:34:58.880 from the government or the left-wing corporate media on that but i have heard from a lot of

00:35:04.260 nurses and pharmacists about that stuff so we're going to talk about europe right now for a little

00:35:12.660 bit guys ukraine and russia so there are five members of the un security council five permanent

00:35:21.460 members they are the united states the united kingdom france china and russia and each member

00:35:28.480 each permanent member of that council has got veto power so what happened today it's such a joke

00:35:35.220 it is a joke the united nations is nothing but a joke russia vetoed a u.n security action on

00:35:43.440 ukraine china abstains so somebody tried to pass a motion at the u.n today uh

00:35:49.980 that would have deplored that's what they say here moscow's invasion of ukraine

00:35:56.540 but russia just said no no we veto that what's the point and all these other guys are saying

00:36:05.220 oh it's a win it's a win it shows that russia is backing down no it just says that russia is not 0.98

00:36:10.680 recognizing it's the stupidest thing now russia i found this to be an interesting story story 0.96

00:36:17.700 from al jazeera russia limiting access to facebook over fact checking wow they've got 0.94

00:36:26.180 the opposite approach their government's got the opposite approach to social media that our

00:36:31.400 government has russia has announced it's partially limiting access to facebook after the u.s

00:36:38.240 social media giant said it refused to comply with an order from the russian authorities to stop

00:36:43.100 fact checkers and content warning labels on its platforms amid the country's attack on ukraine

00:36:49.060 hmm now once again we're getting one-sided media reports we don't really know what's going on over

00:37:00.940 there guys i mean there's so many times that we have seen just in the past month alone left-wing

00:37:08.260 corporate media completely lying and setting up cameras for certain angles that show certain

00:37:14.980 things that they want to show they've already decided that russia is the bad guy in this whole

00:37:19.920 thing and that's the way they're going to paint it as it moves forward but i have heard from other

00:37:25.900 news agencies who are trying to view this a little bit more down the middle ukraine is not completely

00:37:32.120 guilt-free in this whole thing but again i don't know enough about it to make a to form a a solid

00:37:42.480 opinion on it so i'm going to read more i'm going to watch more i'm going to take in more

00:37:46.180 different sources i'm going to listen i'm going to listen to the experts talk about it what i do

00:37:52.880 know is that this goes back a very very long way very very long way like over a hundred years but

00:38:01.940 anyway getting back to this here russia has announced that they're going to partially limit

00:38:07.740 facebook the russian communications regulator roscoe namzor said today that facebook had

00:38:14.540 ignored their demands to lift restrictions on four russian media outlets on their platform

00:38:19.420 rai sorry ria news the defense ministries debated tv and websites gazeta.ru and lenta

00:38:27.260 are you so russia said well screw you facebook you're limited now because these fact checkers

00:38:33.660 as you probably know don't really check facts they've already admitted in court

00:38:41.640 that they're only checking facts with their opinions

00:38:46.780 right so i don't know i mean like they're trying to make russia the bad guy here

00:38:57.200 but maybe russia's saying hey wait a minute that didn't happen

00:39:01.520 i don't know what you guys are talking about we didn't do that for example there was a story about

00:39:07.600 a russian tank that just kind of rolled over a guy in a car i think that was earlier today or

00:39:14.500 maybe last night and there's conflicting reports about this like was that a russian tank or was

00:39:20.240 that a ukrainian tank well we hear also that it's a ukrainian tank that did it by accident not

00:39:25.680 maliciously so you know guys it's like i've been saying about the left-wing corporate media

00:39:33.480 i don't buy a word of it not in north america at least al jazeera like i said before i mean

00:39:43.440 i'm actually going to al jazeera for news these days never thought i'd see the day

00:39:48.320 okay i was talking about the virtue signaling remember the virtue signaling i talked about

00:39:54.520 earlier in the show two russian alcohol products have been pulled from manitoba shelves a couple

00:39:59.360 of vodkas you can't buy them anymore standing in solidarity with ukraine oh no no these russian

00:40:04.140 vodkas they're going away today manitoba liquor and lottery lottery's president and ceo manny

00:40:14.040 atwal confirmed two russian liquor products have been removed we recognize the deep connection

00:40:19.760 that manitobans feel with ukraine and you know what yes there are many ukrainians here

00:40:25.160 But I'm sure there's a lot of them that know the real story behind what's going on.

00:40:30.160 And of course, everybody is going to be, you know, polarized one way or another.

00:40:34.020 There's a lot of you Russians who live in Western Canada as well.

00:40:37.440 I was surprised to find out last year how many Russians actually do live here.

00:40:44.220 I don't know exactly what, oh, wait a minute, hold on.

00:40:47.680 one vodka, Russian standard

00:40:50.600 vodka, and one single

00:40:52.160 malt, those are one single served beer

00:40:54.640 Batuka

00:40:55.500 Batuka 7 premium lager, so you can't buy

00:40:58.420 those two things anymore

00:40:59.920 Ontario is doing the same thing with their

00:41:02.380 LCBOs

00:41:03.380 and check this out, this is the most 0.99

00:41:06.360 ridiculous, one of the most ridiculous things I've seen 0.99

00:41:08.540 Quebec restaurant removes 0.99

00:41:12.440 poutine from their menu

00:41:14.100 in solidarity with Ukraine

00:41:16.860 first of all it's not vladimir poutine it's vladimir putin

00:41:24.780 secondly poutine is probably the number one best known dish in quebec

00:41:33.760 why are you taking poutine off your menu everybody else serves poutine maybe ours isn't that good

00:41:42.520 anyway maybe it was just an excuse for them to take their crappy poutine off the menu

00:41:46.460 I know what we'll do

00:41:49.300 this is

00:41:50.880 this is virtue signaling

00:41:52.960 to the max

00:41:56.040 and speaking about

00:41:59.140 virtue signaling

00:42:00.340 this guy

00:42:03.260 Hal Anderson

00:42:04.480 from 680 CJAB

00:42:06.720 is in the Dick East

00:42:08.800 Country Club of Bigots

00:42:10.460 I think he was probably one of the first entries

00:42:13.200 that Dick put in there

00:42:14.100 a few months back

00:42:16.460 Hal Addison. I've known Hal since 1984, and I've always liked Hal. He's a jovial guy. He's a jokester. It's fun.

00:42:28.300 But deep inside, I know what Hal really is, and he's a chameleon.

00:42:34.500 Hal will go with whoever is paying him the money. He'll say and do whatever the boss wants,

00:42:40.480 just so he can keep making money.

00:42:44.400 That's what Hal is.

00:42:45.840 And he likes being on the radio.

00:42:49.220 So, you know, it's a little snaky.

00:42:53.480 But that's what Hal is.

00:42:57.640 And you can see from this article I'm about to read to you guys.

00:43:01.060 Because for the last year, he has been railing on the unvaccinated.

00:43:04.600 He has been bordering on lying.

00:43:08.200 now i don't listen so i don't know very much about what he says but everybody i hear is

00:43:16.420 listening to hal anderson he's been the number one offender over there i mean whenever you talk

00:43:23.820 about c jab his name always comes up first he's not on the morning show it should be the morning

00:43:29.240 show they're talking about because the morning show is always always in radio the most recognized

00:43:33.400 i show but it's not in this case hal anderson is who they talk about because he is so egregious

00:43:40.740 with his so-called facts and this whole vaccination thing and guys it's not like they're 0.99

00:43:48.560 sitting there trying to lie they actually believe the crap that's coming out of their mouths 0.91

00:43:54.180 and i remember standing next to hal in a staff meeting a few staff meetings when i was working 0.99

00:44:04.980 there listening to the 23 or 24 year old producer talking about what was going to be talked about 0.99

00:44:13.580 on the station that day and i remember looking at it and going uh this is shit like this is 0.99

00:44:22.480 this is crap and i looked over at how i didn't say it out loud i just looked over at hal and 0.99

00:44:29.780 hal looked at me it was kind of like what what the hell is this this is bs 0.99

00:44:34.120 so i know how he thinks or used to think anyhow

00:44:40.000 so hal's headline healing the divide

00:44:47.340 the one I helped to create I'm speaking as Hal Addison there as the province begins lifting

00:44:58.420 COVID-19 mandates vaccine passports will no longer be required as of Tuesday we need to

00:45:04.440 start focusing on healing the divide in our communities

00:45:07.480 you know what i agree i agree but coming from somebody on that side of things it i just find

00:45:21.200 it hilarious because they never had to worry about being discriminated against in anything

00:45:27.700 you could still go to the jets game you could still go to the bomber games you could still

00:45:31.140 still sit down in a restaurant bar have a beer we couldn't i mean i i thought it was going to

00:45:37.560 come to the point where we were going to be banned from grocery stores remember back in

00:45:41.140 december because they did that in quebec they were doing it in france no they didn't do it

00:45:46.740 in quebec they did walmart's there though they came very close to doing it in quebec very close

00:45:52.160 and i thought it was going to happen here for sure and i'm sure he would have been

00:45:57.880 rooting it on on 680 C-Jab and now here he is disingenuously talking about healing the rift

00:46:05.700 give me a break let's hope the COVID numbers continue to drop and we enter the pandemic phase

00:46:12.800 of the we're sorry the endemic phase of the pandemic very soon we've been in it for a year

00:46:18.760 in my opinion but I might be more worried about the anger and hurt that remains

00:46:26.380 In some cases, immediate family members are no longer talking.

00:46:30.240 Speaking personally, I've had some horrible things said to me, mostly on social media,

00:46:35.500 just because my coronavirus opinions are different.

00:46:40.300 As a member of the media, I guess I kind of signed up for it, but it still doesn't make it right.

00:46:46.400 And while I'm cool to forgive, forgetting will be much more difficult.

00:46:51.240 I've talked a lot here about the importance of kindness,

00:46:55.480 and I would suggest that's a really good place to start

00:46:57.980 as we hopefully emerge from all this

00:47:00.260 and return to something close to our old normal.

00:47:03.720 What are your thoughts on healing this divide?

00:47:08.600 Guys, I'm trying so hard not to curse on this show anymore,

00:47:13.300 but that one, that one almost made me do it.

00:47:20.580 so i told you this already that manitoba is planning to keep the qr code active and the

00:47:27.740 vaccine passport active even though it's not going to be required anymore because some restaurants

00:47:32.720 just don't feel comfortable removing it yet that sucks you want to know what what the what all 0.70

00:47:39.520 governments need to do seriously they need to ban this now no no no no no we're going back 0.83

00:47:45.880 to normal but they won't unless polls say they should and that's on us so we have to continue

00:47:57.060 talking to people and bringing them on board this is the old article from the way back machine i was

00:48:03.100 talking to you guys about earlier in the show from uh show show show show from law now.org

00:48:13.120 can private businesses ask for proof of COVID-19 vaccination? Remember, this is from a year ago,

00:48:18.300 almost exactly. The federal and provincial governments in Canada have decided to not to

00:48:24.100 mandate COVID-19 vaccines. Whatever. This decision comes despite high rates of vaccine hesitancy,

00:48:30.720 and even though the majority of people need to be vaccinated to return to normal life.

00:48:35.720 The federal government has refused since the beginning of the pandemic to invoke Canada's

00:48:39.900 emergencies act which gives it extensive powers isn't that interesting they wouldn't invoke the

00:48:46.080 emergencies act during an actual pandemic but they would for a couple of truckers in a bouncy castle

00:48:52.540 also provinces have refused to mandate vaccinations despite the fact that they have the power

00:48:58.820 under provincial laws to do so at the advice of a government official or the province's chief

00:49:04.900 medical officers of health yeah for instance under section 123 of quebec's public health act

00:49:12.700 now this is talking about the actual power to force people to get vaccinated or re-vaccinated

00:49:21.100 now alberta did away with that power but quebec has still got that one however despite these

00:49:26.840 provisions quebec alberta and most provinces have declined to make covet 19 vaccines mandatory

00:49:32.020 We just put the squeeze on you so tight that you had to, which is the same as mandatory.

00:49:38.160 And I'm sure that will be proven in a court of law in the next few years.

00:49:42.440 Guys, all these court cases, they're going to take a while.

00:49:46.360 They could take years.

00:49:49.640 Or they'll just go away if the bad guys win.

00:49:52.140 So we really have to win this.

00:49:53.980 We really do.

00:49:55.000 so since covet 19 vaccines are voluntary this is the interesting part of the story i wanted to read

00:50:03.100 to you guys proof of vaccination against the virus is a step that employers and private businesses

00:50:08.980 can take into account in fact some private companies already plan once the vaccine is

00:50:15.420 extensively available to request that customers provide proof of vaccination before providing any

00:50:20.880 services. Most businesses have suffered economically during the pandemic. They depend

00:50:26.200 on a high percentage of the population being vaccinated to return to normal, blah, blah, blah,

00:50:30.400 blah, blah. Therefore, these businesses have the right to determine their own policies. Now,

00:50:36.540 this is written by a lawyer, you guys, particularly because they have an obligation to keep their

00:50:42.620 workers and customers safe, whatever. Now, this is back when they thought the vaccine actually

00:50:47.320 worked, by the way. So airlines, restaurants, bars, sports, arenas, movie theaters, concert

00:50:53.640 venues, et cetera, can set their own rules and refuse to serve or exclude unvaccinated individuals.

00:51:01.280 Ryan Watkins, an employment lawyer, stated, as an employer, you have the right to refuse customers

00:51:06.560 coming into your establishment. It's a difficult choice for an employer and business to make,

00:51:11.240 but I think the courts would back them up in the name of public health and safety. So that could

00:51:16.640 be argued by the fact that the vaccines don't work to stop transmission and never have.

00:51:23.080 And if you have an expert to testify on that on your side, you might win that court case. So that

00:51:29.820 would be one angle to pursue that from. And I'm thinking that a class action would be the way to

00:51:35.280 go with that, even though lawyers say we can't really do a class action for that. He added,

00:51:41.180 well, there may be human rights issues that could come into play. An employer is within their

00:51:46.340 rights to say for the time being we're not going to allow you into the store because these are the

00:51:53.160 rules for the time being now what does that mean again very ambiguous what does that mean

00:52:01.980 six months a year two weeks right how long

00:52:09.880 stores are not a right you do not have the right to walk into a 7-eleven or a costco

00:52:21.020 that is private property after all but then again you know i'm happy that i used costco in that

00:52:28.860 a few years ago there was a story about people being thrown out of canadian tire for one reason

00:52:41.260 or another but it was ruled that they couldn't do that because canadian tire is a public space

00:52:47.360 yeah it might be privately owned but the second you put a sign on your door that says open now

00:52:52.440 you're a public space unless you're like a costco which requires membership in which case it's an

00:52:57.940 exclusive club making it different costco has cards you remember you're allowed in

00:53:05.040 but not everybody is but that's the way their business model is set up but walmart's not

00:53:12.560 canadian tires not hmm that might be an interesting way to explore this

00:53:16.780 for future for future legal action all right do we need a different model of government

00:53:25.080 yeah i'd say we do the way it works right now is uh we have a parliament the house of commons

00:53:34.340 and the senate and then we have the supreme court those are the three branches

00:53:38.260 and the governor general but the way it works in canada is that the queen is our head of state

00:53:46.180 right so the queen is actually the face of canada technically speaking the governor general

00:53:56.040 is the queen's representative in canada so if the queen is incapacitated or the king or whoever

00:54:02.620 the monarch is then the governor general would step up as the head of state

00:54:07.680 pretty much a puppeteer position they're appointed by the queen these governors general

00:54:13.960 in all of the commonwealth countries on the advice of the prime minister so pretty much

00:54:19.520 the prime minister decides who's going to be the governor general the governor general is

00:54:23.160 rubber stamping this that and the other i mean it's very very rare the governor general will

00:54:27.360 ever ever do anything to involve themselves in a government action very rare so take the

00:54:36.420 governor general out so what have we got the house of commons and the prime minister by the way

00:54:42.320 even though he or she is a part of the executive branch is an mp the prime minister is an mp

00:54:51.800 representing a riding of the 338 ridings in canada so that riding is pretty much underserved

00:54:59.900 by the prime minister because the prime minister's focus is on the entire country and not just that

00:55:04.720 one riding so you know how the the house of commons works you've got four or five parties

00:55:11.280 with seats, they vote, blah, blah, blah. And then whenever something needs to be decided,

00:55:15.400 whether it's a law or whatever, it goes to the Senate after that. Usually the Senate rubber

00:55:20.340 stamps everything that the government votes on in the House of Commons, because all of the senators

00:55:26.440 are appointed by the prime minister on the advice of blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

00:55:32.340 And that's it. And then the governor general rubber stamps the law, and it's a law.

00:55:37.120 That's how our country works. There's not really a lot of checks and balances.

00:55:40.320 Even the Attorney General is an MP.

00:55:46.240 I believe the Attorney General should be somebody separate altogether, not an elected official.

00:55:55.240 So having said that, people say we should move to more of a republic model.

00:56:00.920 that way you're elected so essentially the difference between our model of government

00:56:07.240 and the u.s model of government is the governor general position is the same as the president

00:56:12.480 right head of state uh the president presides over uh the house of representatives and the

00:56:23.500 senate down there but because the president is elected he or she is the leader and head

00:56:29.900 state of government and of the country, whereas the governor general being appointed as a rubber

00:56:35.440 stamper. If you take that position of governor general and turn it into president and make it 0.62

00:56:41.760 an elected position, then you've got something going. If you take those senators and make them

00:56:47.140 all elected representatives, then you've got something going. And Justin Trudeau's equivalent

00:56:54.280 in the United States system of government would be Nancy Pelosi, the Speaker of the House.

00:56:59.900 so we could make those changes if we opened up the constitution again 1.00

00:57:07.200 but we could also eliminate the party system all together right just get rid of the party system

00:57:15.720 so that you don't have these people voting in blocks because they're afraid of being

00:57:21.020 thrown out of caucus that's outrageous everybody should be able to work together

00:57:28.120 to form coalitions on certain things not everybody should be voting on everything all the same way

00:57:35.840 like the liberals have got it in their uh i think it's the liberal charter that you can't be in

00:57:41.980 favor of abortion and be a liberal mp you can't now i know abortion is a controversial topic but

00:57:47.820 you should be able to vote the way you want to vote on that if it ever came up in the house

00:57:53.860 but you see do you see what i'm saying or limiting

00:57:59.160 uh party politics in some way i don't have it all figured out guys i mean let's be honest here

00:58:06.260 it's it's going to be a long drawn out process and i also believe term limits should be in place

00:58:12.800 not just for president would we have a president or would it be a chancellor whatever we're going

00:58:18.920 to call it uh term limits absolutely like two four-year terms that's it and not just for the

00:58:26.320 president or the chancellor or whatever we decide to call it but for all mps as well and senators

00:58:32.240 too maybe senators could have a longer term like six years mps get four years two or three four

00:58:38.200 year terms and they're done because that's how you get rid of the deadwood you cannot allow a

00:58:45.560 an mp to be an mp for 40 years because you know what people do they all oh i know that name i'll

00:58:52.280 vote for him or her that's how nancy pelosi at the age of 82 is still in the house of representatives

00:58:59.820 come on dead wood you got to be able to clean things out every now and again

00:59:13.880 so there's this website the citizens for a canadian republic it's based in toronto

00:59:21.020 and i'm going to get the representatives of this website on with us next week to talk about it

00:59:26.360 because guys the way it's the way it's going right now i was terrified a few days ago when trudeau

00:59:31.960 and i'm sure a lot of you guys were as well when trudeau decided that he wanted to put the

00:59:35.660 emergencies act into place and uh i thought it was going to happen i thought it was going to stay

00:59:42.500 there for another 30 days. And with Trudeau, with that kind of power for 30 days, anything could

00:59:47.520 have happened. As we have pointed out, he is a disciple of Klaus Schwab in this world economic

00:59:52.320 forum. He could have done a lot of damage in the next three and a half weeks if he were able to

00:59:56.980 maintain that kind of power, maybe even keep it permanent. Now, there's a lot of people who are

01:00:01.320 worried about bank freezing becoming a permanent situation with the government. They can't do that

01:00:08.240 at all no matter how much christia freeland talks about that they cannot do that without

01:00:14.500 serious oversight plus it's also a charter breach and the thing is a government will go ahead and

01:00:22.600 try and make as many charter breaches as they possibly can hoping that nobody challenges them

01:00:27.840 guys it's like this a kid will keep pushing the envelope and pushing the envelope until the

01:00:33.600 parent finally says all right little bobby that's enough of that and then you slap bobby back a

01:00:40.160 little bit not literally obviously but you know take bobby's hand out of the cookie jar give him

01:00:44.680 a time out for 15 minutes and tell him you can't do that anymore that's what governments do unless

01:00:50.180 we stand up and say no you don't and that's what this whole thing has been about so the time is now

01:00:58.800 this is what it is like Jordan Peterson described it wonderfully the other day and it goes like

01:01:05.320 this you're standing nose to nose with your enemy and your enemy pushes you two steps in this

01:01:12.520 direction you step one step back he's gained ground and that's what it is it's a constant

01:01:17.460 push push push push push that you don't even realize until you're 20 feet back from where you

01:01:23.040 started you don't know it it's the boiling frog thing so this is what we're trying to protect you

01:01:33.540 guys this is it's our way of life ultimately right because when a government gets too much

01:01:39.840 power they can act absolutely change the way you and i live our lives it's the social credit score

01:01:48.700 system, and it's coming soon to a country near you. Canada takes action on the 2030 agenda and

01:01:55.220 the sustainable development goals. Now, this is interesting. When did Trudeau become prime

01:02:02.400 minister? 2015. What month? October. In September of 2015, Canada and all other 192 United Nations

01:02:14.300 member states adopted the 2030 agenda for sustainable development at the un general

01:02:18.940 assembly guys this is the klaus schwab model for our future agenda 2030 look it up read about it

01:02:29.740 it's dangerous you will own nothing and you'll be happy you won't eat meat well maybe a treat

01:02:36.540 every now and again all kinds of other horrendous and scary things and the only way to implement

01:02:41.820 this agenda is through total totalitarian rule that's what is going on right now in the western

01:02:49.180 world so we can either sit back and take it or we can fight back against it but the reason i brought

01:02:56.880 this up was because trudeau became prime minister in october this was adopted by canada at the u.n

01:03:04.580 general assembly in september under stephen harper right so i'm kind of wondering all right well

01:03:12.600 harper probably knew his time as prime minister was over so did he just go along with it because

01:03:19.560 whatever he had bigger fish to fry he was in the middle of a an election campaign or was he

01:03:24.180 negotiating this with other member states of the un for years don't know what we do know is that

01:03:31.620 the next month when Trudeau took over, he ran with that ball down the field several times and

01:03:36.620 scored many touchdowns. At least his side would call it that. Carbon tax, getting rid of the oil

01:03:43.640 pipelines and all of the things he has done. And you look at it and you go, wait a minute,

01:03:49.600 wait a minute. Where's the benefit to our country for doing all those things? We've weakened

01:03:56.020 ourselves like look at what's going on right now with russia and ukraine guys

01:03:59.940 russia has got all the oil they'll ever need we import billions of dollars in russian oil

01:04:07.280 every single year and we're going to put sanctions on them we don't even you know what 0.58

01:04:15.060 we don't even need to import oil if they just let the pipelines be built we could be self-sustaining

01:04:21.780 energy self-sufficient just like the united states was under donald trump's true story

01:04:27.980 so something else is going on here somebody is moving those chess pieces around

01:04:35.660 we don't know who it is exactly yet you could say klaus schwab sure you could say

01:04:42.020 george soros yeah why not bill gates and all those guys but who else there's probably a whole

01:04:48.200 bunch of names we've never heard of.

01:04:49.980 What is it, 30 families, 300 families

01:04:52.140 who control the world? 0.81

01:04:54.540 Now, I'm not going to get into that angle,

01:04:56.520 obviously.

01:04:57.820 But it is a very small collection

01:05:00.280 of elites, the elite

01:05:02.160 class, who think they can do whatever

01:05:04.060 they want to us.

01:05:10.700 The question is,

01:05:12.800 will we let them?

01:05:16.100 And we're at a critical state right now.

01:05:18.200 somebody sent me this website guys i thought it was absolutely awesome it's called the awakening

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01:09:53.140 but what is it number between 70 and 90

01:10:00.300 but what is it by the way guys um if you're in winnipeg or southern manitoba i am going to come

01:10:10.160 by the rally tomorrow at the canadian museum for human rights thinking about noonish it's going

01:10:15.780 to be from 10 until 7 so it's a big long thing tomorrow hopefully I'll see you there

01:10:20.240 do we really have a viewer called Klaus Schwab did I just see that Reiner Fulmich Reiner Fulmich

01:10:32.120 nothing yet now I know you guys see this come through differently than I do so don't get mad

01:10:43.180 because you don't have to be first

01:10:44.620 you just have to be right

01:10:45.820 not yet

01:11:01.780 nope

01:11:13.180 I get a new screen flashed at me

01:11:15.060 every few seconds

01:11:15.840 and I still haven't seen it.

01:11:26.340 This is taking way longer than normal.

01:11:31.980 It's supposed to be a nice day tomorrow.

01:11:33.540 Minus five, I think.

01:11:35.620 Maybe some snow, they're saying.

01:11:37.720 It's in the Winnipeg region.

01:11:38.840 You might be watching.

01:11:40.400 Oh, Colleen Allen.

01:11:43.180 80 colleen allen finally now you might have written 80 down two or three minutes ago but i

01:11:52.420 didn't see it so don't get upset because i said you don't have to be first you just have to be

01:12:00.720 right that's the way this thing has worked for months and months colleen allen will you please

01:12:07.820 message me uh here on facebook after the show is over like in a couple of seconds or email me

01:12:14.000 shadow davis at gmail.com s-h-a-d-o-e-d-a-v-i-s at gmail.com um are you guys ready to pack it in

01:12:23.240 or do you want to hang out for a few more minutes and just uh chit chat ask some questions we can

01:12:28.500 do a quick q a if you want to because i'm good to go another few minutes anyhow i was going to wrap 0.74

01:12:34.380 it up but uh if you want to hang around i'm game for that colleen allen is the winner so you can

01:12:46.900 stop writing your numbers down now then again you may have already stopped and again guys i see it

01:12:51.280 differently than you do you see it on facebook right on your phone or your tablet or whatever

01:12:56.060 i see it through a different system here so it looks completely foreign or different than uh

01:13:03.160 then messenger or the comment section of the post

01:13:08.120 minus five

01:13:12.060 are you talking about the temperature tomorrow or are you trying to win the t-shirt which has

01:13:17.820 already been given away

01:13:18.720 all right i guess not so that's it for the show tonight you guys i hopefully will see you tomorrow

01:13:29.340 at the museum for human rights downtown 11 to 7 or 10 to 7 i'm sorry uh if i don't see you tomorrow

01:13:37.060 i'll definitely do a couple of live streams from there and if not i'll catch you monday night eight

01:13:44.120 o'clock central for another oh wait a minute oh oh oh hold on hold on my husband janet says

01:13:55.700 hey shadow my husband just asked if you're an anti-monarchist no i'm not an anti-monarchist

01:14:03.580 not at all i have a great well you know it's interesting because i think the royal family

01:14:10.060 is a part of this whole weird ass situation we're in right now without going into too much detail on

01:14:17.280 um I'm not an anti-monarchist I think figureheads are kind of cool you know I mean I've watched the

01:14:26.740 crown I've watched all four seasons of the crown and I think that it's a tremendous show and I

01:14:31.200 believe that you know Queen Elizabeth has had a whole bunch of pressure on her shoulders for the

01:14:36.920 past 70 or so years however long it's been that she's been in there 75 whatever um and I think

01:14:44.500 she's a remarkably strong woman um so no i'm not anti-monarchist i just don't think that they

01:14:54.780 should have any direct role in our government whatsoever like they're figureheads and yes

01:15:01.420 that's what they are but they're still enshrined in our law right like they still have to give 0.90

01:15:07.720 royal assent for bills to pass and she's still all over the money and all that stuff and

01:15:14.020 So, no, I'm not an anti-monarchist, but I don't believe that the monarchy should have anything at all to do with our government whatsoever. 0.71

01:15:30.460 Shadow, why can't a woman commit to a relationship these days? 0.99

01:15:38.580 Oh, that's a good question. 1.00

01:15:39.940 Well, you know what? I think that maybe. I can't speak on behalf of women. And one thing about me, guys, you'll never get me to do is is comment on a. A section of a society by race, gender, religion. I don't do that. I don't say women because I believe that every individual is different and I treat people just like that.

01:16:07.760 i don't treat somebody differently because they're jewish or white or whatever i treat people as

01:16:14.680 people first um so i i don't want to paint women as women all women i would say you probably just

01:16:24.940 had to run a bad luck and i think it probably could have a whole bunch to do with the pandemic

01:16:32.000 or, yeah, I don't want to call it that,

01:16:34.820 the reaction to the pandemic, all of the lockdowns.

01:16:38.420 I think people are a bit squirrely right now.

01:16:41.860 You know, they're not quite the same as they've been.

01:16:46.060 This whole thing in the last two years

01:16:48.160 has changed us profoundly, I believe, as individuals.

01:16:52.500 And I don't think any of us

01:16:54.840 are ever going to be the same ever again.

01:16:56.980 Now, whether that's a good thing or a bad thing,

01:17:00.000 all depends on you.

01:17:02.000 What happened in that apartment on Marion a few years?

01:17:13.420 Well, if you're talking about Desmurins, because I never lived on Marion, but I did live in an apartment on Desmurins.

01:17:24.040 There was a haunting. I've been exposed to a haunting, but I'm not going to tell that story now.

01:17:28.440 that's a long story and it happened like 32 years ago maybe on halloween i'll tell that one

01:17:36.040 do i think trudeau will bring in the inner no i don't think trudeau is going to be able to do

01:17:43.780 that i think that trudeau i think my opinion is that trudeau is going to be stepping down at some

01:17:52.660 point in the next few months not that it's going to get any better with christia freeland in there

01:17:57.880 because she will become the next prime minister.

01:18:01.820 And then I think the liberal government falls.

01:18:04.380 That's what needs to happen in this country.

01:18:07.280 I think what we need in the next election

01:18:11.600 is a minority conservative government

01:18:13.960 with the People's Party holding the balance of power.

01:18:21.040 I think right now would be a great time for an election.

01:18:23.680 well just with the mood of the country right now i think right now for us would be a great time to

01:18:30.660 have an election i don't think trudeau will call one and you know that his little uh piss boy

01:18:35.540 jagmeet singh doesn't want one right now either so i think we're a ways away from that so what

01:18:43.000 might happen is freeland now this is only a prediction i could be way off i think freeland's

01:18:47.060 going to be the prime minister for a year i think the minority government will fall probably early

01:18:51.700 next year by then the conservatives will have a leader and we'll probably see a conservative

01:18:58.100 government probably a minority because people don't readily turn over power in this country

01:19:04.660 they don't vote for somebody they vote against somebody that's the way it is in canada always been

01:19:14.180 you guys aren't thinking this through when you say the ppc needs to be in power can you name

01:19:21.700 any member of that party, aside from Maxime Bernier.

01:19:29.120 If we're looking at a party,

01:19:33.540 and I'm not going to begrudge the PPC.

01:19:36.320 I met a lot of fine guys, fine people

01:19:38.960 who were running for the PPC in the last year.

01:19:41.360 Byron, Sean, I mean, there's a bunch of really good people.

01:19:48.480 But I'm not so sure how deep the bench strength is

01:19:51.620 with the People's Party.

01:19:52.820 I don't know if the People's Party

01:19:54.640 could actually fill out a cabinet.

01:19:59.220 And it's great that all of these people

01:20:01.480 are running from the grassroots,

01:20:03.980 but what would probably happen

01:20:06.980 would be a year or two of confusion

01:20:08.920 trying to find the right people

01:20:12.120 for the right job, I think.

01:20:14.900 I think Maxime Bernier

01:20:16.460 is really the only politician

01:20:18.620 in that party.

01:20:20.120 And I think that's a good thing,

01:20:21.260 but it's also a bad thing.

01:20:32.180 Well, Tack says only if the head of state, the PM,

01:20:34.900 the PM is not the head of state,

01:20:36.300 the PM is the head of government in Canada,

01:20:38.960 is deceased should the deputy PM be able to think,

01:20:42.080 well, that's not the way it works in our current system.

01:20:47.820 Like if a leader is deposed or steps down,

01:20:51.020 like a prime minister this happened with jean cretchen guys like cretchen was pretty much

01:20:55.520 forced out by the liberal party back in 2002 or 2003 and paul martin took over because he was

01:21:02.020 voted as the leader of the liberal party and just like in manitoba uh happened last year

01:21:09.100 if the if that party is in power then the leader of that party automatically becomes the prime

01:21:15.180 minister or the premier. As the case with Heather Stephenson was, when she won the

01:21:20.180 provincial leadership of the PCs, she instantly became the premier because the PCs have got

01:21:25.300 the most seats in the legislature.

01:21:27.480 why can't i refill my slurpees

01:21:43.060 i don't know have they have they had free refills they don't they don't let you do that i you know

01:21:52.340 what i don't know about i i will say that i had my first slurpee in about 25 years this past summer

01:21:59.220 because it was so hot the lime i love the lime and then they had the pink lemonade flavor it was

01:22:05.520 really tart so yes but i don't drink slurpees in the wintertime come on

01:22:11.880 jordan says i'm hard to get a hold of well jordan um

01:22:23.460 i'm sorry i try to get to as many messages and emails as i possibly can

01:22:31.620 when i wake up in the morning and this past week it's been like 6 30 or 7 o'clock i i wake up to

01:22:39.420 my phone buzzing. I should probably just leave it in the other room. So I try to get through

01:22:45.260 as many messages as I possibly can, because I really appreciate that you guys come and spend

01:22:50.680 time with me every night. And I want to get back to as many people as I possibly can to answer

01:22:55.800 questions or, you know, a lot of people just send me information, which I really appreciate as well.

01:23:01.180 Or they ask me, is this true? And, you know, it's difficult because every message that you get

01:23:09.140 takes time to respond to especially if there has to be a lot of thought put into it so imagine

01:23:13.620 waking up to 100 emails or messages every single day and trying to give each one a thoughtful

01:23:20.820 response it would take well let's say if i spent 200 or sorry two minutes per message 200 minutes

01:23:28.020 that would be over three hours and i've got other things i could be doing in that time

01:23:33.140 so don't say hire a secretary because i don't i i can't do that

01:23:39.620 i haven't got the cash for that uh

01:23:48.340 yes there was uh the nurses did have the canada frontline nurses did have a hearing this morning

01:23:53.780 in ottawa at 10 o'clock no sorry eight o'clock our time but i haven't yet heard how that worked out

01:24:00.980 so basically it's a hearing right and the result will be known later on and and the other two

01:24:10.580 organizations who were were going to challenge the use of the emergencies act in court are still

01:24:16.340 going ahead with their cases they want to know why trudeau did this they want the proof that he

01:24:22.740 was going to use to try and slip this past the senate and from what i understand uh trudeau was

01:24:29.140 saying that uh he had secret information there was some subversive activity going on with the

01:24:34.740 truckers and there was a plot some sort of plot but they don't go into detail right so i think

01:24:42.820 what might happen would be these ontario uh supreme court justices will order the government

01:24:49.140 to turn over this information of course they'll drag their feet on it for months and months and

01:24:52.820 months and we finally do see all of the information that comes out from the government it's going to be

01:24:57.940 95% redacted, just a bunch of big black blocks for personal reasons.

01:25:05.600 And that's something else that needs to change with this government as well.

01:25:08.820 If you say you're going to go ahead and be transparent, then there should be transparency laws.

01:25:13.920 And I don't even mean laws, guys.

01:25:17.360 Something enshrined in the Constitution.

01:25:19.520 Because a law can be changed by any new government that comes in.

01:25:24.980 Just to fit whatever they want to do.

01:25:26.780 And we've seen that happen a lot in the last couple of years, provincially and federally.

01:25:31.040 Yeah, we'll just change the law. We'll just change the definition.

01:25:33.780 We'll just change the Human Rights Code.

01:25:37.480 No, no, no, no. Certain things need to be enshrined so they can't be changed.

01:25:42.620 So they need to be followed. And they must be enshrined in the Constitution.

01:25:47.800 And even that, Trudeau and the premiers were wiping their asses with this past couple of years. 0.64

01:25:52.340 Guys, we need to get to the bottom of this also. 0.83

01:25:54.620 this is what the convoy was about and if we don't get satisfaction from these government officials

01:26:02.440 and this is not a threat this is a promise to any of them who may be listening right now or

01:26:07.200 watching we're coming back we'll come back three times as big next time we want accountability

01:26:14.260 we want transparency we want you to adhere to our constitution and our charter of rights and

01:26:22.800 freedoms that's why it's there in the first place it's there for this time not in good times in good

01:26:29.900 times you just go ahead and do whatever we want to do with no worries no that charter is there

01:26:36.280 that constitution is there for times like this and so you've been hearing over the past couple

01:26:43.440 of years that all of these mandates have been illegal under the charter yes they have been

01:26:47.580 Those cases will need to be filed

01:26:51.040 And we're going to be hearing them

01:26:52.220 For years and years and years

01:26:54.040 We also could use some sort of legislation

01:26:56.480 That says no government can enact

01:26:58.540 Any sort of emergency act

01:27:00.400 At all

01:27:01.920 Unless they can prove

01:27:04.700 It's justified

01:27:06.680 In a free and democratic society

01:27:08.540 Which any of them have yet to do

01:27:10.500 By the way

01:27:11.020 You have to do that first

01:27:12.800 Before you enact anything like this

01:27:15.960 Ever again

01:27:17.580 So you see, that's definitely a foible of our system of government that needs to change.

01:27:23.300 There's a lot of things that need to change.

01:27:27.360 And I'm sure there's a lot of people much smarter than I am who are thinking of a post-pandemic

01:27:34.640 Canada where things change favorably for the people.

01:27:41.420 I think it's crucial.

01:27:47.580 you know teresa tam said that restrictions and mandates may come back in the fall

01:27:56.120 i think she said that today or yesterday true story so if you think we have won and why should

01:28:08.040 we be downtown anymore or why do we need to go to rallies anymore because the masks are coming off

01:28:14.500 and the mandates are going down no more vaccine passport wrong they're still talking about it

01:28:21.160 guys and i would not be surprised if they try and bring back masks and vaccine passports in the fall

01:28:28.020 so what do we get uh march april may june july august and then boom september middle of september

01:28:36.260 oh no no no hospitalizations are rising again oh we can't have this oh yes

01:28:40.680 yeah all right i think it's time to wrap her up for the night listen i want you guys to have a

01:28:46.700 good weekend all right if i don't see you tomorrow i'll definitely see you monday night

01:28:50.660 at eight o'clock central and i'm sorry if i didn't get to your question i love you all

01:28:55.120 talk to you later bye for now

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