The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Friday Jan. 13th⧸2023

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00:03:00.000 Hello, everybody. Welcome to Shadow at Night. This is Friday, January the 13th. Friday the

00:03:08.240 13th, 2023. I have lots for you on the show tonight, and you've heard me talk in the past

00:03:19.160 about getting people on the air who are suing their employers or former employers for the

00:03:25.960 mandates wrongful dismissals and whatnot and every time I've spoken to one of those people

00:03:31.240 in the past year year and a half the day before the show they're supposed to be on they gracefully

00:03:39.180 back out saying you know my lawyer tells me I'm not supposed to talk yet I'll get back to you when

00:03:43.960 it's okay when I get the green light so and so on and so on and so on and so I pretty much gave up

00:03:50.260 on that kind of a thing. And then a woman called Leanne reached out to me earlier this week

00:03:57.140 to tell her story. She and a handful of other former employees from a company based out of

00:04:06.260 Manitoba are suing their former employer for wrongful dismissal based upon the mandates and

00:04:13.080 whatnot. So we're going to talk to Leanne, Leanne Taylor, in just a couple of minutes. Let's say

00:04:18.100 some hellos. And by the way, this is the final night of the free show on Facebook. Starting on

00:04:24.140 Monday, we go to the Facebook subscription. I always have a rough time with that word. I don't

00:04:29.720 know why. We go to the Facebook subscription platform. So if you want to join the show on

00:04:35.920 Facebook, starting on Monday, it's going to be $6.49 per month to join. It will still be free

00:04:43.320 on twitter follow me at shadow davis and it will still be free on rumble so hello jackie hello

00:04:50.040 deborah hello adrian hello jody hello barbara hello al hello yvonne hello gloria from toronto

00:04:57.820 hello bernadette watching from rocky mountain house hello joan in nova scotia kyle is watching

00:05:03.220 colleen let's flip over to rumble real quick and say hello to barb and marie and suzy and hot rod

00:05:10.360 and mexitalo this is what i'm getting this is what i get on rumble i find it kind of amusing

00:05:15.200 is i get the rumble handle and not the actual name in most cases unless their name is in the

00:05:19.860 rumble handle hello daisy may 39 watching from saint francis in manitoba

00:05:25.280 lease is watching from shoal lake so hello everybody on rumble if you want to drop a rumble

00:05:33.300 rant so your comment is highlighted you can do that for like a buck and i'm going to come back

00:05:39.320 and read some Rumble rants if there are any because they get highlighted right in a different

00:05:43.640 color so I can see them amongst all of the other comments so I'll come back in about a half an hour

00:05:48.940 and read off some Rumble rants if you guys have any questions or comments or whatnot I'll be happy

00:05:53.720 to answer them at that point so like I say halfway through the show I'm going to come back and see

00:05:58.220 what's going on on Rumble hello Gail watching from BC and Lori is watching from Outlook Saskatchewan

00:06:04.860 kendall is watching from schoenberg ontario hello bonnie in baja california sir mexico

00:06:12.500 that's cool yeah we have people watching from all over the world you guys so uh leanne told me she

00:06:20.180 was nervous earlier before the show started and we've got people watching from all over the place

00:06:26.920 oh great we're all part of one big happy family here so welcome to the show and thanks for coming

00:06:32.400 on. Thanks for reaching out earlier this week. And thank you for having the courage to come on

00:06:37.300 the show tonight and tell your story. Like I was saying earlier, a lot of people say they want to

00:06:41.520 and they never actually do. So we've been, it's been a while, so it's time for our story to get

00:06:49.160 out there. And thank you very much for having me out. Yeah, you're absolutely welcome. So first of

00:06:53.480 all, let's start with the company you worked for and how long you were with them and what your

00:06:58.380 working relationship was like with that company for seven years you say you were with them i was

00:07:03.200 with them for seven years yeah um the company is fws industrial projects canada who i worked for

00:07:10.460 uh which is a a branch of the fws group and uh what does fws do you were talking about uh

00:07:21.320 grain elevator maintenance and construction but there's more to it than that right they do design

00:07:26.040 build, um, elevators and upgrades on old, older, um, elevators. And then they have, um, also a

00:07:36.440 maintenance company attached with them. And they, I think they also have a branch that does like

00:07:42.340 condos and stuff too. Yeah. So you were, you were working all over the country for these guys.

00:07:47.280 I was working mostly in Western Canada. Yeah. I worked all over. I mean, you worked at four

00:07:52.680 different provinces you told me uh on the phone earlier this week bc alberta saskatchewan uh you

00:07:58.140 worked in manitoba for a time as well so you were jumping around uh at the behest of these guys for

00:08:02.920 quite a while yeah and yeah during covid we were deemed essential so we never shut down at all

00:08:10.040 and yeah during covid i was in four different provinces all throughout um covid and going to

00:08:19.120 restaurants um I had my job was to go pick up parts and that kind of thing so I went into lots

00:08:27.220 of uh parts stores um we all worked through the whole pandemic and nobody died

00:08:35.660 sorry for laughing but that's that's a good one it's the truth

00:08:45.720 like nobody nobody got seriously ill guess what nobody died i mean that right i know so um you

00:08:54.960 also worked as a site administrator so describe quickly please what that entails okay so basically

00:09:01.880 my job was to be the administrator on the sites, uh, at the grain elevator. So we would have like

00:09:08.760 a ATCO trailer. And within that trailer, we would have management in the trailer. And basically I

00:09:16.120 was doing whatever the superintendent asked of me. Basically I did some, um, some safety stuff,

00:09:24.680 also some quality control stuff I kind of was all around uh you're the go-between between the

00:09:33.700 workers and the management correct uh basically yeah you saw a lot of the paperwork that went

00:09:40.400 back and forth between employees and management yeah and between site management and head office

00:09:48.540 management as well okay so and you had a good working relationship with these folks

00:09:53.660 all over the country you never had a problem uh as a matter of fact you were telling me

00:09:58.140 you just got a raise before all the nonsense started to happen i did yeah i uh i got a raise

00:10:04.660 in july of 2021 before i was fired okay so what now this is all this lawsuit is you and nine

00:10:15.460 others correct um seven others there's eight of us total okay so tell us your story about when this

00:10:21.660 when things started to go sideways Leanne what what started happening um basically when it

00:10:28.380 started falling apart um like there was a lot of um obviously covid measures put in

00:10:38.020 masking whatever because there was government regulations you had to have masks and

00:10:42.780 plexiglass and all that uh hand sanitizer cleaning blah blah all that stuff all the

00:10:48.440 nonsense yeah yeah but when it really started going to like spiral spiraling downhill is when

00:10:56.000 they implemented a policy that was called a mask or vaccinate policy so basically you had to sign a

00:11:05.300 paper um saying and this was when this was um july of 2021 okay so we're going to take you guys

00:11:15.720 through the timeline here. So July of 2021, the mask or vax policy starts coming into play at FWS.

00:11:23.700 Okay. So, yeah. So you basically had to either give your vaccination status to the office

00:11:30.100 or you had to wear a mask all the time, regardless of what the measures were in the province.

00:11:38.280 okay so they were going with their own mandates as opposed to any kind of

00:11:46.180 provincially mandated policies yeah so well if there was a if there was already a mask mandate

00:11:55.280 in effect then we had to follow that follow it and if there wasn't a mask mandate in effect

00:12:02.340 because I know that Manitoba had a mask mandate for longer than Alberta did or Alberta lifted

00:12:08.980 theirs from time to time. Same with Saskatchewan, Manitoba kept the mask mandate for probably the

00:12:14.620 longest period of time of all the provinces that you worked in. But regardless of that,

00:12:18.980 you had to still wear one based upon company policy. Yeah. But if there was a mask mandate

00:12:24.560 in the province and you were vaccinated, you still had to mask too. Okay. So this started

00:12:30.160 coming down in july this policy mask or vax and and how long did you guys have before they said

00:12:38.620 all right now we need to know what your vaccine status is when did that start coming into play

00:12:43.140 um the actual vaccination policy um got implemented on

00:12:50.120 uh november 4th was the the day they put out the actual mandate mandated policy and this by the way

00:13:03.520 is is that's november 2021 right yeah okay so you had it's 2021 or 2020 i can't even remember

00:13:11.940 anymore okay 2021 so the the vaccine had been out for almost a year at that point yeah and

00:13:22.440 then they start to bring in this ridiculous mandate like almost a year later yeah and almost

00:13:29.400 well two years of us working yeah working through it well almost two years working through it before

00:13:35.520 the vaccine and nobody died as you point out and actually um i believe that um a lot of people

00:13:42.760 before covid was even a thing in december of 2020 no yeah december of 2020 a lot of guys got

00:13:54.100 super super sick on sites and i believe that they all already had covid so which would bring the

00:14:02.180 natural immunity into play, which was never recognized and still hasn't been recognized

00:14:06.260 by any authorities in any country that I can recall, even though we know it's just come out

00:14:12.460 in the Twitter files. We know that natural immunity is far superior to anything provided

00:14:17.060 by any vaccine. But anyway, so so they brought this policy in and you were suggesting that

00:14:24.140 a very small percentage of the employees, because you had access to all this information,

00:14:28.840 a very small percentage of the employees were complying with the vaccine policy until

00:14:34.220 the company started turning screws how did that play out yeah so they um basically how they rolled

00:14:42.800 this out the the vax or mask policy they rolled it out basically sent an email out to the

00:14:51.800 superintendents on site and the superintendents were expected to just hand out all of these forms

00:14:58.080 and get their workers to sign it.

00:14:59.400 The office didn't even have anything to do with it.

00:15:01.280 They wouldn't even have a meeting or anything.

00:15:07.100 And what were these forms?

00:15:07.960 This was your vaccine status report?

00:15:10.400 Well, either you had to sign a form saying that you either were going to vaccinate or mask.

00:15:16.500 Okay.

00:15:16.940 So if you vaccinated, you had to show your proof.

00:15:22.580 And if not, you were required to mask.

00:15:24.220 And you had to sign a paper saying that you would mask.

00:15:26.480 at all times um when you're within six feet of someone all right so all those dumb rules start

00:15:36.020 applying then yeah you have to sign a paper saying if you haven't been so if you haven't

00:15:41.000 been vaccinated then you have to wear a mask yeah right that's the policy yeah but only if

00:15:47.020 you're within six feet of somebody or if you're standing up as opposed to sitting down like all

00:15:52.040 those stupid restaurant rules okay unless you're eating right right so so so all of that was going

00:15:59.880 on and at that point you said 24 percent of the employees had chosen to vaccinate uh so the policy

00:16:09.240 the papers were handed out and there was barely any people that even handed them in there were

00:16:16.200 some that chose to get vaccinated that had no problem, um, showing their papers. And so there

00:16:22.940 were a few, um, I had guessed that probably about 50% of field staff had possibly signed the paper.

00:16:32.820 But when I heard, um, that only 24% had signed, I was shocked and happy actually. Um, yeah. So

00:16:43.620 was there a lot of talk going on on sites about all of this and and if so what was the talk like

00:16:51.820 was were people scared or were they disgusted or what was no one was scared no one was scared of

00:16:56.500 anybody um they all thought that policies were dumb um lots of people didn't mask and in fact

00:17:07.180 actually we had a lots of times we had staff come from head office winnipeg so they come out to

00:17:16.220 check on the sites and they would come into our trailers and not even have a mask on so they

00:17:20.960 wouldn't even be in our bubble our construction bubble that we have on site so they would come

00:17:28.320 from winnipeg and not even put their masks on the head office people yeah so the bosses the bosses

00:17:34.160 who essentially are putting these policies in place

00:17:37.580 aren't bothering to follow them themselves.

00:17:40.280 Exactly.

00:17:42.540 I mean, they might have been vaccinated,

00:17:46.640 but also when the provincial rules were in place too,

00:17:51.040 there was a lot.

00:17:52.540 Well, you still had to wear a mask

00:17:54.080 even if you were vaccinated.

00:17:55.640 I know.

00:17:56.080 It didn't matter.

00:17:57.620 I know.

00:17:58.680 So I don't, you see, that's one of the problems

00:18:01.280 that happened during all of this

00:18:04.080 There were so many different conflicting rules. I never had to worry about a workplace policy, Leanne, to be honest, and everybody watching because I wasn't in one. I mean, this is my workplace, right? So it's just me, myself and I in here.

00:18:14.820 so this is my workplace now too right so so when you know i i hear people talking about the

00:18:21.900 workplace policy as opposed to the provincial policies and then certain federal policies

00:18:28.120 because if you work for the federal government you have to follow those policies i it must have

00:18:32.820 been mind numbing to try and figure out what you could and couldn't do absolutely and and

00:18:37.980 so the regulations of the province uh shortly before i was fired you in manitoba if you were

00:18:46.720 behind a three-sided barrier you didn't have to wear your mask but if you went up got up to go

00:18:53.580 to the bathroom you had to put your mask on or if you went to talk to somebody in the office you had

00:19:00.880 to have your mask on which i've i followed all the stupid rules because i mean they were they

00:19:07.420 were watching me because they knew that i you knew that they knew that you you might be a problem

00:19:12.280 yeah okay because when they're speaking out were you speaking out at work louder than most people

00:19:18.160 oh i was i was speaking out but lots of other people were too like there was there was a lot

00:19:24.100 of people that didn't want to do it yeah and uh and then the policy comes into place so let's let's

00:19:31.040 get through this so the policy comes into place where all of a sudden now instead of the mask

00:19:35.460 your vax policy now it's you guys have to be vaccinated at uh this date or else right so we

00:19:42.140 got we got a rollout meeting um the office staff got a rollout meeting the day before they actually

00:19:46.960 implemented the policy um and i was a part of it obviously and um there was four people i think

00:19:57.460 in a zoom meeting and they were basically telling all the office staff what the policy was

00:20:02.320 and uh they had mentioned that they were going to put in writing that they were going to offer

00:20:08.500 exemptions but they weren't going to do they weren't going to offer any in fact um so wait

00:20:16.100 a minute hold on you you just said that they they said they were going to but they really weren't

00:20:21.300 yeah they said that in the meeting they said in our policy we're putting it in writing

00:20:26.000 that we're gonna um consider exemptions but we're we're not but they never had any intention of

00:20:33.520 doing it no so that was they never had any intention they never had any intention of um

00:20:38.440 testing either so that's what they said in closed meetings for only certain years yes and the other

00:20:47.620 people who work for this company they had no idea any of this was going on nope no none of the

00:20:53.260 actual employees like the actual field workers had no idea no please tell me that you were recording

00:20:59.760 some of these things please tell me that you've got some of this well i wasn't recording any of

00:21:05.780 that unfortunately yeah yeah that's that's a shame so uh as the deadline rolled closer to this whole

00:21:15.080 you got to be vaccinated to work here nonsense did you see the because again you were privy to

00:21:21.120 all of the information going back and forth between the field employees and the office

00:21:25.100 staff and the head office. Did you see that number going up and up and up, that vaccination

00:21:29.740 number? Well, so prior to the rollout of the actual policy, I had access to all of that

00:21:39.500 information, who was doing it, who was not doing it, and who was holding out. And they

00:21:45.840 were they were asking more and more for people to hand in these um vax or mask policies still at

00:21:55.540 that time so they knew that the employees knew that it was coming close to some kind of policy

00:22:01.720 being implemented and so they started to vaccinate just to save their jobs yeah some of them did

00:22:06.880 yet and there was lots that held out and so I didn't get a chance to to be there um at the end

00:22:17.840 so I got fired um the next day after the vaccine policy rollout because I

00:22:27.920 uh decided i was going to stand up and i um had a notice of liability that i was going to serve

00:22:37.240 you said that you would hand it out these notices of liability to all the people on

00:22:41.400 on the worksite you were working on at that time i did yeah and they all took them right

00:22:45.320 they all took them and there was many many that were really willing to fight

00:22:49.420 and uh what happened i mean you say there's many many willing to fight but

00:22:54.020 i mean there's eight of you now i know they made they made an example out of me by firing me on

00:22:59.900 the spot and everybody else got scared yeah okay okay that makes sense so they got scared they

00:23:05.320 wanted to keep their jobs you see that's how they did it right that's how they did it all across the

00:23:10.360 country that's how they did it all across the world they used one or two people as examples

00:23:15.120 they scared the hell out of everybody else and they just complied they knuckled under

00:23:19.460 And the reason I was looking for those numbers, Leanne, is because when you say 24 percent and then they turn the screws and all of a sudden the numbers start skyrocketing because people are scared of losing their jobs right now, the uptake in Manitoba of this new bivalent vaccine is I had it on the show last night, 18 percent, 18 percent, because nobody right now anyway is being forced to take it.

00:23:45.460 so that's what you get when you don't force when you don't coerce when you don't have vaccine

00:23:50.260 lotteries when you don't have you know prize packages for the most vaccinated person and you

00:23:55.720 know what if you want if you want to go ahead and the thing is i'm not an anti-vaxxer and i never

00:24:00.120 ever have been neither have i no and i just i just wanted to wait to be honest yeah well me too i

00:24:07.180 mean that's the whole thing i mean but the thing is we may find out at some point that there's been

00:24:12.960 some shedding from this vaccine too right so anybody who gets vaccinated can can transmit

00:24:18.300 the vaccine to somebody else we don't know that that's happening right now some scientists are

00:24:23.300 working on finding out if that's the case some say yeah i've seen that it's already happening

00:24:28.200 but we don't know for sure and of course the fda and the cdc in the united states are really slow

00:24:33.760 walking this whole thing but yeah let's get let's get back to you getting fired and the meetings

00:24:39.920 that you had with these people because as you pointed out at the beginning I mean you had a

00:24:45.000 great working relationship with them but I did so basically when the the vaxxer mask policy came out

00:24:51.680 I I got a phone call from one of the head guys and I was slated to go to Manitoba that was going

00:25:01.680 to be my next site because I was covering for a lady that was on maternity leave and um so I got

00:25:08.940 a phone call uh friday of the long weekend in september from the head guy and basically asking

00:25:15.240 me if i'd signed the if i'd reviewed and signed the policy and i said no i said yeah i've reviewed

00:25:22.340 it but no i'm i didn't sign it and he said well are you planning to mask then and i said yes

00:25:29.580 he caught me completely off guard and then i because i thought manitoba was provincial wide

00:25:36.880 at that time still masking after i hung up the phone i was like did did he just think that i

00:25:45.040 verbally consented to his policy because uh i didn't want to consent to the policy because

00:25:53.860 i felt it was discriminatory to have all of your co-workers you have to mask in a province that

00:26:02.960 doesn't have the mandate you have to mask so everybody on site knows your status so you're

00:26:12.200 being singled out for your health choice and i so then i called hr um the following tuesday

00:26:26.860 and talked to them about it and i asked them i said if i don't sign this policy i'm gonna am i

00:26:34.020 gonna be fired and she told me that um she didn't she didn't know and the policy was for the safety

00:26:43.420 of everyone and on and on and on and whatever and i said well uh you do know that the vaccinated can

00:26:51.240 also transmit covid by that time it had already been oh yeah we knew we knew that from the

00:26:57.940 beginning most people the ones like us did anyway and i said policy doesn't make any sense

00:27:03.500 at all and i said and it's discriminatory and i said um so i basically talked it over with her and

00:27:13.360 i said well i do you think i should send a follow-up email saying that i'm not consenting

00:27:19.720 to this policy because I feel like that's what he was trying to get me to do. She's like, well,

00:27:24.100 if you feel like you need to, then you should. And I said, okay, then I will. And I said, I'll

00:27:28.320 CC you on it. So I wrote an email that day. Well, actually I, I tried calling him and he didn't pick

00:27:37.100 up. So then I sent an email saying that I called and obviously you're busy. So I said, I just

00:27:42.780 wanted you to know that I am not signing this. That was not my verbal consent. I'm not choosing

00:27:48.780 to mask when no one else has to if it's a provincial mandated thing I will but I'm not

00:27:57.240 going to be singled out as having to wear a mask and my vaccination status is none of your business

00:28:06.000 and it's it should be nobody else's business and I basically said to him also that I wouldn't take

00:28:13.780 a PCR test and I sent him a whole bunch of things saying that it was gene therapy basically and that

00:28:20.760 I didn't have to devolve any of my medical status to them at all and he never answered my email and

00:28:27.400 then I went to Winnipeg to do a job there and it was Winnipeg was terrible

00:28:35.920 winnipeg was terrible my partner was in bc i was in winnipeg um working on the road is

00:28:47.800 unique in the fact that if you want to do something you basically do it by yourself

00:28:55.380 and especially if you're management because the guys will all go out

00:29:01.140 together as employees yeah right and then you're a management so you can't you're not with them

00:29:08.200 yeah yeah so you can but it's you know not seen as a kosher thing to do with workplace protocols

00:29:17.000 yeah i get that yeah so yeah winnipeg was everything was locked down tight you couldn't

00:29:22.080 go to the restaurants um we i couldn't go in the pool at the hotel at the hotel the only

00:29:30.820 place in the hotel I was allowed to be in was my room and the front desk. And yeah, it was a

00:29:39.460 terrible, terrible time. I was basically going crazy because I was in a hotel room by myself.

00:29:49.700 um my mental state was not great um basically all of my support system just kept nagging me

00:30:01.680 just get vaccinated just get vaccinated and i had that's your family and friends that

00:30:08.220 your support system yeah yeah they didn't want me to lose my job and well

00:30:13.760 let's how was that let's also throw it out there that they they're we've come a long ways

00:30:22.960 in this um I've done a lot of educating to my loved ones now but at that time they were all

00:30:30.400 afraid I was going to die and your husband too like I'm not sure if you want to bring this up

00:30:36.080 but your husband works for the same company and he went and got vaccinated and so that must have

00:30:40.900 caused a lot of strife he did and he wasn't forced to he decided for himself that he wanted to

00:30:47.700 which is fine it's his choice but he also was in a higher age bracket than i am so his vaccine

00:30:55.800 rolled out before mine and he got his first shot of astrazeneca

00:31:00.340 and i actually thought he was going to die in the night

00:31:04.320 he was completely on fire he was um shaking he he was not good and I literally had to tell him

00:31:19.580 before we went to bed like if you're not okay you need to let me know because you know how men are

00:31:24.660 they don't want to admit that you know so yeah I it scared me a lot and that was I was already

00:31:33.540 sort of doing some research before that but after that I really delved in deep and I basically told

00:31:41.240 my family that was trying to pressure me basically I said to them look if I if it's my turn to go

00:31:47.740 then I'm gonna go and that's what I'm willing to live with I can't I I mentally cannot in good

00:31:58.360 conscience do this knowing what I know and that's that's what it boiled down to

00:32:06.280 so your mental state needless to say as you pointed out was pretty rough and then you got

00:32:11.960 fired and after that what happened you just went home and what so I actually moved job sites I

00:32:24.300 didn't get fired in manitoba i um was going to yorkton to actually cover for another admin there

00:32:32.000 that got put on stress leave and she has a great story to tell also oh hey wait before you go into

00:32:40.860 this story can you tell us about the doctor that they were uh putting out to uh to give you guys

00:32:46.640 education about the vaccine this is funny because you sent me something about this today

00:32:50.280 so uh his his name is dr rusk and he's out of manitoba right and they uh put on some

00:33:00.900 persuasive a persuasive seminar in order to tell you how safe and effective it is exactly

00:33:08.900 this so we we were allowed to send in our questions if we wanted to so i sent in a ton

00:33:14.780 of questions and I actually was lucky in the fact that I got to attend it twice because

00:33:20.200 the first week he was there I was in Manitoba and then I got moved to Yorkton Saskatchewan

00:33:26.260 and the next week uh the seminar was on that site so I got to submit two different times questions

00:33:33.640 and um yeah basically the doctor um just mulled over my questions like they weren't relevant

00:33:41.640 and they didn't they didn't even submit half of my questions anyways yeah well basically he was

00:33:48.180 there just to tell us how safe and effective it is didn't you say that he's also a veterinarian

00:33:54.000 like he's ah yeah apparently he was a veterinarian he's an animal doctor he's not even a human doctor

00:33:59.580 yeah this is the guy they used to yeah to educate you on the vaccines a veterinarian right

00:34:07.300 i know it's kind of crazy i mean how can they how can they actually have any shred

00:34:16.080 of credibility left when they they haul out a veterinarian to speak about

00:34:21.220 okay so honestly i don't know let's get on to the yorkton thing because i want to talk about

00:34:26.740 your lawsuit okay yeah so um yeah i went to yorkton um in place of a lady there that was

00:34:35.280 put on stress leave because of her treatment over COVID stuff too. So her father actually

00:34:46.120 passed away after his second vaccine. And one of the other guys in our lawsuit, his mother

00:34:54.020 passed away from the vaccine. So neither one of them obviously wanted to get it. And they

00:35:03.780 basically laughed at

00:35:06.660 this lady's religious

00:35:08.820 exemption.

00:35:09.720 She put in a religious exemption

00:35:12.700 and they basically said that

00:35:14.420 it wasn't relevant.

00:35:16.640 And the fellow

00:35:18.040 had a doctor

00:35:20.500 tell him

00:35:21.960 that he could go for testing

00:35:24.600 and he had testing all lined up and they

00:35:26.480 told him no.

00:35:32.280 I just wonder

00:35:33.620 how these people sleep at night people well yeah yeah but like when they were going through all of

00:35:41.860 this all of these people who were laughing at the exemption applications and and implementing these

00:35:48.020 ridiculous policies how could they actually do that like they must have known what they were

00:35:58.300 doing on some level don't you think you know what i think honestly yes i think money talks

00:36:04.440 but leanne i mean i agree with you and everybody's got their price but you could throw

00:36:15.680 millions of dollars at me and i would still not i mean maybe we have maybe that's the difference

00:36:24.800 between us everybody you know all of us people on the freedom side and the others

00:36:30.540 is that we've got higher standards more integrity maybe morals well we everybody's got morals but

00:36:38.040 again they're like some are down here and then others are up here right and and we managed to

00:36:43.280 stick to ours and they didn't because i know that i could never live with myself for taking the money

00:36:49.280 and running and i've thought about that several times like if somebody came to me and said here's

00:36:52.760 10 million shut up i would not be able to do that i just have a really hard time with

00:36:59.940 it's getting to me a lot with the kids like how how are they doing this to the kids

00:37:08.760 it's mind-blowing and and even with all of this and i've got some stuff i'm going to bring up

00:37:15.840 later on in the show tonight uh with all of the information that's recently come out on the twitter

00:37:21.160 files right and even the FDA and the CDC acknowledging today that there could be some

00:37:27.700 kind of a tie between the vaccine and heart problems in older people they don't even

00:37:34.680 acknowledge all the other people yeah when it's running rampant in young people yeah like you

00:37:40.320 would have to think that okay wait a minute now the information's out there you guys the jig is

00:37:46.440 up the game is over right I've been thinking this for a while but I know and so have I and I just

00:37:53.700 cannot believe every night I go on and do one of these stories about people still being in a

00:37:59.640 situation like the one you're in so so let's get to the point where you get fired and I'm sorry to

00:38:05.140 rush you through this but I want to get to the story here what about what the lawsuit's all

00:38:10.760 about you guys uh all doing this yeah so there's eight of us yeah and we're all filing wrongful

00:38:17.220 dismissal basically we're looking for um uh what's the word i'm looking for compensation yeah yeah

00:38:25.520 okay so you're looking for back pay compensation uh and whatnot are you looking to be reinstated

00:38:30.960 at your jobs is anybody looking to be reinstated oh i i didn't even get to that part yet they

00:38:35.700 dropped they dropped the vaccine policy uh in april and didn't offer anyone their job back

00:38:43.240 okay you say there's a difference between you and the others who who are involved with this lawsuit

00:38:52.860 and the fact that you were fired but the others were just put on an unpaid leave correct yeah

00:38:57.640 well yeah they all waited it out until january until they were yeah told they couldn't come back

00:39:03.400 on site so they were told they couldn't come back on site and then the company waives the policy in

00:39:08.820 april and they're still not welcomed back to work yeah one person did go back to work but he didn't

00:39:14.760 get called he called the company to go back which i whatever yeah i guess you know that's the thing

00:39:21.280 too like who's got the courage to be able to wait this out and who can do this financially that's

00:39:28.160 the thing they know they've got us by the short and curlies because we've only got a finite amount

00:39:32.900 of money that we can live off never mind hiring legal representation to get our voices heard and

00:39:38.700 and they know that these large companies and you know absolutely they do and that's and they just

00:39:44.120 think they can trump on anybody and then but they do that's so i admire you for standing up and

00:39:49.240 doing this and for as long as you've been doing it now leanne so uh it's for wrongful dismissal

00:39:54.980 you're using layton gray as your lawyer what's the progress of the case so far where are you at

00:39:59.680 um so basically we filed our statement of claims um i want to say september

00:40:07.140 and they came back and they're planning on striking the motion so basically they're saying

00:40:15.060 that our it's not legitimate so that's what that's what the company is saying they're saying

00:40:22.000 that your your suit is not legitimate based upon so it says here that the claims were scandalous

00:40:32.400 frivolous vexatious its abuse of the process of the court does not disclose a reasonable cause of

00:40:39.640 action may pre pre-justice or delay the fair trial of the action um yeah basically they're

00:40:50.560 they're hoping that the court will throw it out so what does layton say about that uh they think

00:40:57.040 it's um well kind of funny so he has a lot of cases going on right now yeah it seems like him

00:41:05.620 and rocco galati are the only two that are doing any of this work yeah so most of these are unions

00:41:11.020 and ours is ours is the only case that he has i think that's private

00:41:14.920 so ours is basically going to be like a precedent setting case so if you're allowed to continue on

00:41:23.820 with the case and get the case actually heard and it has to be heard in manitoba it's got why in

00:41:29.680 manitoba because that's where that's where the company is based out of okay so so most of us

00:41:34.960 were fired from saskatchewan right we were working in saskatchewan right at the time but um yeah

00:41:44.100 because they're a manitoba-based company we have to go through the manitoba courts so you you did

00:41:51.700 a gibson go a few months back i see here i'm looking at it a campaign created by leanne

00:41:58.100 taylor and so far you have raised a whopping 20 for this yeah um and this has been up since what

00:42:05.460 like September uh yeah I made it 70 days so like let's say October or early November so

00:42:13.400 um I guess it's probably because people just didn't see it so I'm hoping it's because people

00:42:21.380 didn't see it because as Leanne points out you guys this could be a precedent-setting case

00:42:26.560 for many people across the country and so I've just put the link to your give send go Leanne

00:42:33.640 And I'm going to put it up on screen here.

00:42:36.140 You've got a lion is the photo supporting medical freedom, a small group of hard workers seeking justice for wrongful dismissal.

00:42:46.440 FWS coerced many by making them choose between their livelihood and their medical integrity.

00:42:51.480 They offered no medical or religious exemptions.

00:42:54.000 So this is your whole story, but you've managed to boil it down to a paragraph.

00:42:57.980 Yeah, that's a little bit shorter.

00:43:00.200 so listen um i like i said i just put that up in the uh in the comment section about do the same

00:43:06.360 thing uh on the rumble page so hopefully we can get you some donations i mean i i know that leighton

00:43:13.100 gray has got a lot of cases and i wonder how much money he has made on on all of the clients that

00:43:19.160 he's been representing over the past couple of years well it's definitely not cheap that's for

00:43:23.520 sure no so you're going to need some help with that so uh you know anything you guys can give

00:43:29.900 i mean i'll i'll probably throw up 10 bucks and then let's just say if we have a thousand live

00:43:34.760 viewers watching the show right now split between twitter and rumble and facebook and then another

00:43:39.480 10 000 watch this show between uh now and this time tomorrow hopefully we can get you some

00:43:45.800 uh some money to keep this case going forward because as you say this could be a pretty important

00:43:52.080 case uh not to mention the fact that you haven't had any income and i'm sure the other people

00:43:58.440 involved in this case haven't had any income either so it might be nice to uh to have a couple

00:44:03.900 of loonies to rub together too right yeah it would it would it would be fabulous if you know

00:44:09.480 any freedom fighters out there want to throw 20 bucks our way would be awesome all right so the

00:44:16.780 Give send go Leanne is in the comments and I will go ahead and post this later on, on the page, uh, with, with the show so that people know to put the two together and hopefully we can get you guys some cash so you can keep fighting this case because as, uh, you know, I'm sure many people watching this right now think this is very important and there's other people who are in the same boat that you're in.

00:44:39.740 So I admire your courage. I admire your tenacity. And I hope that good things happen with this court case. And I'd like to thank you for coming on the show tonight.

00:44:49.580 I want to thank you very much for having me on.

00:44:51.700 OK, Leanne, we'll stay in touch and you can keep us all up to date on what's happening. OK, perfect.

00:44:57.820 OK, thanks. Have a great night. Have a good Friday the 13th.

00:45:00.980 Yeah. All right. There's Leanne Taylor currently in the middle of a court case versus FWS, her former employer who fired her for not following through with the vaccine slash mask mandates.

00:45:15.920 They say her case is frivolous and disrespectful to the courts and everything she just said there.

00:45:22.300 And I can't even believe. These people can look at themselves in any mirror, like if they walk past a reflection of themselves.

00:45:30.980 in plate glass how could they go oh oh my god i'm terrible i'm a i'm an awful human being

00:45:40.640 and by the way whatever happened to the astrazeneca anyway was it taken off the market everywhere

00:45:52.960 remember when it first came out oh i got my astrazeneca i'm awesome and then they were

00:45:57.580 mixing and matching between astrazeneca and pfizer and moderna oh yeah it doesn't matter

00:46:02.260 just get one get the first one available without any clinical testing to see if these formulas

00:46:08.360 would mix well in your body but whatever happened to the astrazeneca

00:46:13.440 gone haven't heard word one about it in the last year all right let's get into some other stuff

00:46:24.380 here and i'm going to go check out some rumbles and see if there's any rants that stand out here

00:46:30.260 no like if you guys don't pay for a rumble rant i'm not going to see your comments stand out in

00:46:38.240 a different color in bold print so i won't be able to discern it between any of the others

00:46:42.560 which means that i'm not going to read it because they're all just so jammed up together um

00:46:47.700 kendall says they wouldn't even show up in a mirror because evil never does

00:46:54.200 interesting all right this is from saltwire.com uh somebody asked me today hey shadow what's the

00:47:01.900 status of that gun buyback plan going on in prince edward island and i thought that's a very good

00:47:06.680 question i am going to go and look and see what's going on well it turns out that the trudeau regime

00:47:12.200 only considered Prince Edward Island as the pilot location for the gun buyback launch,

00:47:18.220 and now they have reversed course on that plan.

00:47:20.800 So I guess they still plan to do it at some point.

00:47:24.360 They just haven't done it yet.

00:47:26.540 So let's go ahead and give you this story quickly here, but let's make it bigger so we can all see.

00:47:32.380 The Trudeau government initially planned to launch its controversial gun buyback program

00:47:36.640 at Prince Edward Island this year, starting its collection of newly banned firearms in the province as a pilot.

00:47:42.200 But as of the 10th, just this past week, Public Safety Canada has confirmed to Saltwire Network that the federal government no longer intends to launch that pilot program in Prince Edward Island before other provinces.

00:47:55.640 the buyback program is still planned in advance of this new ban coming into effect on over 1800

00:48:01.620 models of firearms deemed to be assault style firearms which has already been i hate to use

00:48:09.240 this word because it's been used so many times before but debunked they just look like they

00:48:16.940 might be able to do some damage but in reality i mean canada you know even like well before any of

00:48:22.420 this nonsense had the strictest gun laws pretty much in the world outside of australia i would say

00:48:27.300 or any kind of uh totalitarian dictatorship like china or north korea or cuba there is currently

00:48:34.480 no timeline apparently for when the buyback program will begin a minister's transition book

00:48:39.840 for the federal department of public services and procurement candidates dated august 31st of last

00:48:45.360 year included the mention of a pei pilot for the gun buyback program but they're not doing it now

00:48:52.220 Federal court has granted Alberta intervener status in the legal challenge of the firearms ban,

00:48:58.160 and this could be possibly why they've decided not to do it.

00:49:01.700 In September, Justice Minister and Attorney General of Alberta, Tyler Shandro,

00:49:05.980 who was the health minister last year or the year previous and was just relentlessly heckled during a,

00:49:14.560 I think it was the Calgary Stampede breakfast, pancake breakfast over the vaccine mandates that were going on in Alberta at the time.

00:49:22.900 But anyway, Chandra was announced that Alberta would seek to intervene in the ongoing challenges of Ottawa's gun ban.

00:49:28.700 The Canadian Coalition for Firearms Rights, the lead case of all challenges, said Alberta has been leading the fight to ensure Ottawa respects property rights.

00:49:38.080 they say the ccfr welcomes alberta to our court challenge against the order in council gun ban

00:49:44.660 this guy's hasn't even been uh through parliament yet it's an order in council this in other words

00:49:50.660 this comes from justin trudeau it's like an executive order in the united states the president

00:49:57.160 can issue an executive order this is going to happen and it doesn't have to go through the

00:50:01.300 house well the same thing can happen in canada through an order in council so parliament hasn't

00:50:06.460 even signed off on this yet so yeah of course there's going to be a court case uh getting back

00:50:11.320 to what i was talking about earlier in the interview with leanne the u.s fda cdc see early

00:50:16.860 signal of pfizer bivalent covid shots linked to stroke and look at this from yahoo news

00:50:24.120 ladies and gentlemen this is a so-called mainstream platform what the hell is going on here

00:50:31.520 actually it's from reuters it was only reprinted on uh yahoo news so here we go safety monitoring

00:50:39.040 system flagged that u.s it's not what you think that u.s drug maker pfizer and german partner

00:50:46.100 biotech's updated covid19 shot could be linked to a type of brain stroke in older adults according

00:50:52.040 to the preliminary data authorized by u.s health authorities the cdc and the fda said today

00:50:59.880 that a cdc vaccine database had uncovered a possible safety issue in which people 65 and

00:51:06.700 older were more likely to have an ischemic stroke 21 days after receiving the bivalent shot compared

00:51:14.000 with days 22 to 44 so they'd still have them then just a little bit later and and less of them

00:51:22.440 an ischemic stroke is also known as a brain ischemia and it's caused by blockages in arteries

00:51:29.600 that carry blood to the brain huh the fda and the cdc said that other large studies the cdc's

00:51:40.940 vaccine adverse event reporting system other countries databases and pfizer biotex databases

00:51:45.620 had not flagged the safety issue adding that it requires more investigation look around you

00:51:53.040 how about that look around you and this this is interesting because you don't see this very often

00:52:02.600 the left-wing corporate media and this comes from earlier this week and i was i just bumbled across

00:52:09.860 this today the left-wing corporate taxpayer-funded cbc talking about a man suffering from uh

00:52:17.680 adverse side effects of the vaccine my body was burning suffering since covid shots gat

00:52:23.980 no man desperate for relief developed a severe skin condition after receiving one of these

00:52:31.560 vaccines said he said he's ready to give up on canada's health care system and seek treatment

00:52:35.340 elsewhere muhammad tasir audibachi 29 received his first dose of the moderna on the 15th of july

00:52:43.420 2021 at a walmart in gatineau and 10 days later small acne like blisters appeared on his right

00:52:49.600 hand adobachi who goes by his middle name told cbc he had never experienced any kind of skin

00:52:56.460 problem before he tried a topical cream suggested by a pharmacist didn't work

00:53:01.200 well serious now of course they have to say well serious complications from covet 19 vaccines are

00:53:07.160 rare like okay what does rare even mean i'm going to show you a picture of his hand in just a second

00:53:14.100 so if you've just eaten you might want to look away i'll let you know exactly when you can see

00:53:18.240 his finger but the whole hand picture is coming up anyway adobachi had a sneaking suspicion his

00:53:25.040 shot might have had something to do with the rash nevertheless he was eager to receive his second

00:53:30.080 dose see what is it well my first dose gave me this horrendous rash all over my hands but i just

00:53:37.980 couldn't wait to get my second shot to see what else was gonna happen right is that it

00:53:41.960 maybe my wee wee would fall off who knows

00:53:46.880 long-term testing has not yet been completed because there's been no long term

00:53:53.000 so he got his second dose returned to the same pharmacy uh on august the 13th and two days after

00:53:59.260 that like 48 hours later almost the whole of my body my hands arms my legs even my back

00:54:04.620 hit with the same thing it started burning a little bit there was some pain i recognized

00:54:09.800 there's something happening uh on my body because of the vaccine so there's the there's the there it

00:54:16.100 is there this thing couldn't find a doctor accompanied by his father who has no family

00:54:23.060 doctor, went to a Gatineau hospital, and after waiting 23 hours and learning it could be many

00:54:30.920 more, they left. Adobachi said he tried every doctor's office he could find in Gatineau,

00:54:38.120 then began calling medical clinics in Montreal, Mirabel, Terrebonne, even Quebec City. More than

00:54:43.100 400 kilometers away, none were accepting new patients. Numerous attempts to book an appointment

00:54:47.440 at a local walk-in clinic proved equally fruitless. So ladies and gentlemen, this story boils down to

00:54:52.200 the fact that this guy couldn't find a doctor never mind a doctor to actually say oh yeah that's

00:54:57.300 vaccine induced he just couldn't find a doctor that is the cbc's angle on that story

00:55:02.900 so before we give them a pat on the back for doing great investigative reporting on

00:55:09.520 the dangers of this vaccine they already said well it's very rare first of all and then they

00:55:14.280 turn the angle of that story into the guy not being able to find a doctor

00:55:17.480 right even though this has come out from life site life site news.com the late and i think i had

00:55:30.800 this on earlier this week but for those of you that missed it latest twitter file reveals pfizer

00:55:35.520 chair forced twitter to censor facts about these covid shots scott gottlieb complained about a

00:55:43.060 tweet from dr brett gerar on natural immunity that could raise questions about the shots

00:55:48.880 it's amazing to me that these guys actually had the power to do that but i'm not sure if you guys

00:55:55.680 are on twitter like i've recommended for you to be but get on there because twitter is pretty much

00:56:01.880 the only place you can find these twitter files that in the sub stacks of the uh of the reporters

00:56:06.740 that wrote the twitter file stories and they're all really nicely encompassed on twitter you know

00:56:12.740 in point form. You can just go right through it where they have the attached documents and links

00:56:20.660 so that you can see exactly what they're talking about. In the latest installment of the so-called

00:56:27.160 Twitter files, journalist and author Alex Berenson revealed that Pfizer board member Scott Gottlieb

00:56:32.740 successfully pressed Twitter to censor correct information about these mRNA gene therapies.

00:56:39.400 Gottlieb, who was the commissioner of the FDA from 2017 to 2019 before joining Pfizer,

00:56:46.180 complained to Twitter about a tweet from Dr. Brent Girard, who also briefly served as the

00:56:51.340 head of the FDA in 2019. On August 27th of 2021, Girard wrote that natural immunity is superior

00:56:58.940 to vaccine immunity by a lot, and that therefore there's no science justification for

00:57:05.120 vax proof if a person had prior infection and there's the tweet right there

00:57:10.820 even though Gerard called for people with no previous infection to get the injection Gottlieb

00:57:18.020 was not happy with the tweet since it could raise questions about the shots Berenson stated in his

00:57:23.300 Substack article according to screenshots provided by Berenson Gottlieb emailed Todd O'Boyle a top

00:57:29.160 lobbyist in Twitter's Washington office who was also Twitter's point of contact with the White

00:57:33.320 house. Gottlieb wrote that Gerard's tweet was corrosive and worried that it could end up going

00:57:39.660 viral and driving news coverage. So there's part of the Twitter files right there. Berenson explained

00:57:47.220 that O'Boyle sent Gottlieb's email to Twitter's strategic response team responsible for handling

00:57:52.200 concerns from the company's most important employees and users. Even though Berenson,

00:57:56.940 Sorry, according to Berenson, a strategic response analyst concluded the tweet did not represent a violation of the platform's rules on misinformation.

00:58:07.440 Twitter ended up censoring the post anyway.

00:58:13.520 Now, this is interesting because this, my friends, comes from the BBC.

00:58:18.600 This is Dr. Asim Malhotra, who started out on the vaccine train and in the past couple of months has made a name for himself by saying, wait a minute, I was wrong.

00:58:28.760 These things need to be recalled.

00:58:30.960 Listen to what he says here on the BBC.

00:58:32.440 really stress reduction now on top of that the western one of the reasons i think this is coming

00:58:36.520 to the news just now is obviously there's been a big concern uh recently around excess deaths

00:58:41.960 now the british heart foundation said certainly during the pandemic or since the pandemic there's

00:58:46.360 been 30 000 excess deaths specifically due to coronary artery disease that's my area of expertise

00:58:52.120 and they're trying to figure out what's causing it chris witty recently said suggested that it

00:58:56.920 could be because people won't prescribe statins or blood pressure pills but carl heading it that

00:59:01.240 unfortunately i i've got respect chris witty but i think he's mistaken here because analysis either

00:59:06.200 and even karl hennigan the director of the space medicine oxford suggests that statin hill's

00:59:11.160 prescription hasn't reduced this pandemic so it's unlikely to be a cause but what is almost

00:59:16.680 certainly and if you allow me to say this another question what i my own research has found uh and

00:59:22.120 this is something that is probably a likely contributing factor is that the covered mr

00:59:26.920 RNA vaccines to carry a cardiovascular risk. And I've actually called for the suspension

00:59:33.100 of this pending an inquiry because there's a lot of uncertainty at the moment about what's

00:59:36.740 causing the excess deaths. Some of it will be ambulance delays. My own father, who was

00:59:40.500 reported on BBC News in late 2021, I was the first to actually highlight the ambulance

00:59:45.840 delays because my own father suffered a cardiac arrest at home and the ambulance took 30 minutes.

00:59:50.520 And when his post-mortem came out, he had very severe chronic disease, which is not explainable.

00:59:54.880 I then published in a peer-reviewed journal, they accepted my findings that the likely

00:59:59.560 cause of his death was two doses of the Pfizer mRNA vaccine he had six months earlier.

01:00:04.460 So, I just want to jump in on that point.

01:00:08.900 So, what you're saying in terms of the mRNA link to cardiovascular risk, is that it's

01:00:15.880 been proven medically, has it, scientifically?

01:00:19.060 Yeah, yeah, so in medicine, you know, in any research that we do, it's very difficult

01:00:24.260 to always be absolutely conclusive so we don't like this and there are lots of data now and

01:00:30.260 the highest quality data is called randomized control trial evidence so there was a re-analysis

01:00:34.740 in the general vaccine published recently where they found that the original trials of Pfizer

01:00:39.620 and Moderna with mRNA vaccines showed and I just want to put this in absolute terms because you

01:00:43.220 don't want to scare people out of this thoroughly but the absolute risk of serious adverse events

01:00:47.140 was at least one in 800 and a lot of those are cardiovascular and then you were more likely

01:00:53.620 in those trials to suffer a serious adverse event

01:00:55.660 than to be hospitalized in COVID early on.

01:00:57.740 And I think the vaccine has certainly helped people

01:00:59.820 who are high risk, but now

01:01:01.300 we should be reassured that Omicron and what's circulating

01:01:03.900 is really no worse than the flu.

01:01:06.000 And this is really fun to pause

01:01:07.600 the vaccine rollout and to really investigate

01:01:09.520 this problem.

01:01:11.200 So he said that on the

01:01:13.440 BBC.

01:01:16.180 Remember Austin Powers?

01:01:17.400 On the BBC.

01:01:19.160 Yeah.

01:01:21.620 And of course, the

01:01:23.420 uh the desk reporter there has to say oh that's been scientifically proven yes of course it has

01:01:29.660 it's been scientifically proven for two years now

01:01:35.500 well okay that's not quite right theorized for a while scientifically proven for at least a year now

01:01:45.660 but people don't know this because of censorship

01:01:49.100 and to be completely honest i would suggest a certain lack of curiosity on their part

01:01:56.260 you can lead a horse to water right but you can't make that horse drink there's a rumble rant 10

01:02:03.720 bucks from trucker twosome thank you trucker twosome for that uh and trucker twosome says

01:02:08.360 with all that's come out on any of the shots it should be putting a stop to this nonsense

01:02:14.600 every day seeing young athletes celebrities and hearing from friends about the atrocities it is

01:02:19.800 sickening and i would say that you were absolutely correct thank you for that rumble rant trucker

01:02:25.960 to some i appreciate the ten dollar donation to the show thank you very much yeah of course it's

01:02:32.420 sickening and yet people are still playing now now okay this is interesting i was about to use

01:02:38.600 the turn of phrase um playing dumb is that what it is are they playing dumb or are they dumb or

01:02:49.180 are they hypnotized because we've had a lot of theories and you know i like to hear them all

01:02:53.500 i haven't really decided what it is and maybe it's something different for each individual person

01:02:58.300 right maybe this person over here is dumb maybe that person over there has been hypnotized by all

01:03:04.460 the propaganda psyop nonsense that's been going on

01:03:09.280 But really, it would take a very thick person to believe that going into a restaurant, walking to the table or booth you're about to be seated in, you should be wearing your mask, and then you're okay to take it off when you sit down.

01:03:25.960 But then when you get up to go to the can, you've got to put it back on.

01:03:28.780 And you can take it off when you're eating and drinking.

01:03:34.260 And they say, well, it's droplets.

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01:04:28.900 there is no respiratory virus

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01:04:44.660 from doctors and scientists

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01:05:18.100 okay where was i here oh yeah this is the next story i want to jump to we're going to change

01:05:25.240 subjects here just a little bit and guys you know i hope you don't mind if i keep you a little bit

01:05:29.160 longer tonight because i do have a lot of things that i want to get out here i know it's friday

01:05:35.120 and i know it's getting late for a lot of people watching out east this comes from beckernews.com

01:05:40.860 george soros revealed as player behind twitter operation to shut down the hunter biden laptop

01:05:48.020 story what a shocker this is do you remember i i remember watching this live on fox news about a

01:05:56.340 year ago i forget who was it newt gingrich

01:06:00.660 he was on as a guest on one of the weekend talk shows and he started talking about george soros

01:06:09.620 being the mastermind through one of his many foundations uh about all of these mandates

01:06:17.020 nonsense about all the crime that's running rampant through uh liberal democrat cities in

01:06:23.140 the united states and the anchor actually stopped him from talking whoa whoa whoa hold on hold on

01:06:29.260 and he said what do you mean that's like i can't say that are you kidding me it's documented

01:06:34.080 anyhow here's the story not long first draft news a now defunct non-profit that left-wing

01:06:42.460 billionaire george soros soros's open society foundations funded played a key role in twitter's

01:06:48.140 preparation to shut down the hunter biden laptop story a couple of years ago according to internal

01:06:54.100 documents published by michael schellenberger as part of elon musk's twitter files the aspen

01:07:00.200 institute hosted a september 2020 training exercise for members of the media and social media leaders

01:07:06.420 regarding the handling of hypothetical data leaks which were similar to the hunter biden laptop

01:07:12.500 report that broke in october according to schellenberger claire wardle former executive

01:07:17.460 director and co-founder of first draft news appeared to be an attendee of the exercise

01:07:22.180 according to an email published by schellenberger the address that apparently belonged to wardle

01:07:26.900 was one of multiple recipients in an email to top national security reporters facebook's head of

01:07:32.720 security policy and others, according to Schellenberger. The Open Society's foundation,

01:07:38.040 which left-wing mega-donor George Soros Chairs once funded first draft news, the organization

01:07:44.640 was shut down in June. And there is all of Michael Schellenberger's tweets, which you can go and read

01:07:51.460 if you have an account on Twitter, obviously. Speaking of Biden, this is a different Biden

01:07:58.940 scandal now this one here it's the latest one apparently uh joe biden held stolen classified

01:08:06.240 documents at his delaware home and the secret service kept no records of visitors while they

01:08:12.520 were there now remember trump's mar-a-lago was raided for these documents a couple of months ago

01:08:18.120 and as president he had the power to declassify these documents well joe biden apparently was

01:08:25.840 only vice president when he took these documents and he didn't have the power to do that as vice

01:08:32.560 president but he did it anyway uh from the gateway pundit we know the biden family committed unsavory

01:08:38.980 actions these facts are you got to remember the writing on the gateway pundit is very very very

01:08:44.680 much right wing so that so i'm sure you guys can see that right i would prefer to be honest with

01:08:52.640 you, I would prefer somebody who just writes down the middle. Just give us the news. Never

01:08:56.800 mind your right wing or left wing verbiage. Anyway, we know the Biden family committed

01:09:02.340 unsavory actions. These facts surrounding the Biden family hiding top secret documents at their

01:09:07.400 house in Delaware. Very concerning and a danger to the country's national security. Attorney Mike

01:09:13.480 Davis explained on Steve Bannon's war room that these documents at his home were stolen by Joe

01:09:17.940 when he left office in 2017. Steve Bannon asked Davis to clarify the word stole. He noted that

01:09:25.300 no one has ever accused President Trump of stealing records. Davis replied, the former

01:09:31.680 vice president, Joe Biden, did not have the same privileges as vice president as presidents do.

01:09:38.540 Vice presidents, like anyone else, cannot take government records. They can't take vice

01:09:42.880 presidential records when they leave office, and they certainly can't take classified records.

01:09:46.800 The president can take presidential records when he leaves office, whether they're classified or not.

01:09:52.200 No one else can. And so that's the issue.

01:09:55.540 Vice President Joe Biden absolutely stole government records.

01:09:58.820 He absolutely stole classified records when he left office by the mere fact that they are in his possession.

01:10:03.880 He moved them at least once when he left office on January 20th, 2017.

01:10:07.920 He moved them again when he moved into Biden, the Biden pen office at 101 Constitution Avenue in February of 2018.

01:10:15.200 He apparently has other stolen records at another location.

01:10:20.920 Is anybody doing anything about this?

01:10:23.500 Is the FBI going to raid him?

01:10:27.300 Of course not.

01:10:29.340 No.

01:10:31.060 He's a Democrat.

01:10:33.320 Look at this.

01:10:34.040 The average Canadian family, this is from TNC News, True North,

01:10:38.200 dinged $847 yearly on carbon tax after rebates.

01:10:43.840 Remember when Trudeau said, we're going to give you back what you give us.

01:10:48.820 And when he came up with that carbon tax policy, so you're going to get back every penny that you give us in carbon taxes.

01:10:55.380 I thought, well, then what's the point in the first place?

01:11:00.740 Why bother?

01:11:04.200 If you're going to give back a year later, every penny that you took.

01:11:10.220 Where's the rationale?

01:11:11.240 and people are going oh that's great it's going to be great for the environment and i thought you

01:11:15.320 you people well clearly he lied the average canadian family can expect to pay up to 847

01:11:25.100 on carbon taxes even after rebates are dished out according to the canadian taxpayers federation

01:11:31.840 they say the federal government isn't telling the full story when it comes to the cost of this levy

01:11:37.840 The parliamentary budget officer shows politicians are using magic math to sell their carbon tax from CTF federal director Franco Terrazano.

01:11:46.240 You know, I got to get him on.

01:11:47.400 He's a very colorful character.

01:11:48.780 I should get Franco Terrazano on the show.

01:11:51.000 The PBO is clear.

01:11:53.040 The carbon tax costs families hundreds of dollars more than the rebates.

01:11:56.960 They get that.

01:11:58.580 So you guys can go ahead and check that story out at TNC.news.

01:12:01.480 This is one of my faves, Dave Rubin, talking about Justin Trudeau.

01:12:06.520 two minutes of gold please listen once i turn up the volume that is here worried about global

01:12:13.280 authoritarian leaders because obviously irony is dead the world today is facing a lot of

01:12:21.000 uncertainty with the rise in authoritarian leaders causing global instability and the

01:12:27.000 high cost of living putting stress on families at home he is just such a piece of work we didn't

01:12:35.420 have to dig too deep for this one. Here's just one of the many moments of Justin Trudeau being

01:12:40.440 evil over the last year or so. We are not intimidated by those who hurl insults and

01:12:48.440 abuse at small business workers and steal food from the homeless. We won't give in to those who

01:12:57.020 fly racist flags. We won't cave to those who engage in vandalism. I had to write some of that

01:13:06.000 down. So first off, he's talking about the truckers. The truckers were insulting small

01:13:10.080 business owners. The truckers were small business owners. You, you lizard man, you were the one that

01:13:15.520 were locking these people out of their jobs, right? Making sure that their kids couldn't go

01:13:19.440 to school. The truckers were stealing food from homeless people. Like what in the world does that

01:13:25.480 I mean, generally, homeless people don't have a lot of food.

01:13:28.140 If you were going to steal food from somebody, you'd go to Justin Trudeau's house because

01:13:31.940 no doubt he's got a whole freaking refrigerator full of poutine.

01:13:36.660 You know what poutine is?

01:13:37.460 It's like a gravy that they put on their French fries instead of ketchup.

01:13:41.200 It's wild.

01:13:41.580 And cheese curds.

01:13:42.140 I don't like that guy.

01:13:43.300 I don't like that guy.

01:13:44.160 I love that guy.

01:13:50.280 Dave Rubin.

01:13:51.220 Awesome.

01:13:51.920 Pierre Polyev.

01:13:52.700 Now, look at this.

01:13:53.220 This is another hatchet job from the CBC because it's the headline and they know that headlines are the probably the only thing most people read.

01:14:05.240 I read the news today. Checked out all the headlines. No, no, no, no, no.

01:14:08.800 So what they write in the headline, Pierre Polyev was in Winnipeg today, first of all, and Polyev delivered a speech to a group criticized for residential school denialism.

01:14:18.480 the frontier center ran radio ads claiming to debunk myths about residential schools

01:14:24.940 so of course they have to tie him to that right and yet so far from what i understand

01:14:36.220 and i know they've got ground penetrating radar not one body has been identified

01:14:45.400 and sent back home from any of these residential schools.

01:14:53.320 They just won't let them do any digging.

01:14:56.600 I guess maybe because it would be disrespectful

01:14:59.860 or it's a burial ground or whatever,

01:15:03.460 or maybe they're just trying to make sure

01:15:05.400 we never really find out the actual truth.

01:15:08.300 So they're using this ground-penetrating radar

01:15:10.860 to tell us that there's 147 bodies

01:15:13.320 buried under this former residential school in Kamloops and I'm a proof guy as you guys know I'm

01:15:19.960 not trying to be disrespectful all I'm saying is show me the proof that could be anything under

01:15:26.700 there I don't know you're asking me to depend on a technology I'm unfamiliar with with sketchy

01:15:33.460 pictures I don't know what that looks like so give us the proof go and dig and find and show us

01:15:41.400 that's all i i've ever asked i mean i'm not saying it's true i'm not saying it's false i'm saying

01:15:48.080 give us the proof so pierre poly have faced criticism from his political opponents today

01:15:55.620 for delivering a speech to the frontier center for public policy a controversial winnipeg-based

01:16:01.140 group that has been associated with efforts to downplay the f the effects of residential

01:16:06.140 schools on indigenous children and oppose vaccine mandates so that makes him a bad guy

01:16:13.220 right that's what the cbc is trying to intimate here with this very carefully worded headline

01:16:20.160 and first paragraph before introducing polyev today the group's president peter hall holly

01:16:26.240 said the fcpp is one of the most prolific think tanks and it publishes articles that might rub

01:16:33.120 you the wrong way because they make you think it's a think tank that's the idea opposing views

01:16:42.360 they're good they should not be uh ridiculed as mis or disinformation and the people saying them

01:16:52.180 should not be pigeonholed as deniers or anti this or anti that just because they happen to have a

01:16:59.180 different point of view and yet that's what the other side does and they do it so well holly said

01:17:06.300 the group is determined to challenge false narratives and claim there is a phony baloney

01:17:11.080 discussion about climate among the chattering classes and commentariat and i believe they're

01:17:17.040 right in 2018 the fcpp ran radio ads claiming to debunk myths about canada's residential schools

01:17:24.680 the ads dismissed as myth, the claims that residential schools were responsible for robbing

01:17:29.680 Native kids of their childhood, or the dramatic decline in Indigenous language skills.

01:17:35.900 It also published an article, you know, there's many factors that play into that. And I've read

01:17:42.100 extensively articles on this. And don't think for one second that the government wasn't responsible

01:17:49.400 for much of it all of it actually and that goes for liberal governments over the years

01:17:55.560 over the past 130 years and conservative governments

01:17:59.640 the government once again it's the government the government is responsible for all of the

01:18:10.880 misery caused to the native peoples of this country that is my opinion

01:18:16.440 and there are certain people that want to keep that going because they get money

01:18:23.520 so maybe leanne was right earlier when she said money talks

01:18:27.080 in 2018 the fcpp ran radio ads it also published an article written by a former residential school

01:18:35.380 student at fcpp research associate that sought to downplay the intergenerational effects of those

01:18:41.880 institutions of first nations communities so basically what they're saying here is pierre

01:18:47.200 pauliev is bad because he spoke to this policy group today in a speech oh he's terrible he's a

01:18:54.660 bad man for talking to people who want to think about the whole big picture as opposed to just

01:19:02.020 a narrative outrageous and that's what we're paying tax dollars for look at this story from

01:19:09.020 florida's voice the nhl this is the national hockey league has been warned by the ron de

01:19:14.740 santis administration in florida for discrimination permitting only non-whites and non-males what

01:19:23.260 okay so here we go uh ron de santis's office issued a warning for the national hockey leagues

01:19:29.980 reported pathway to hockey summit advertisement in fort lauderdale for discrimination in a post

01:19:35.840 Based on LinkedIn, the NHL says it's only permitting those who meet the following qualifications.

01:19:41.160 Participants must be 18 years of age or older based in the United States and identify as female, black, Asian slash Pacific Islander, Hispanic slash Latino, indigenous, LGBTQIA plus and or a person with a disability.

01:19:59.040 Veterans are also welcome and encouraged to attend.

01:20:03.900 But you can't be white.

01:20:05.360 unless you're LGBTQIA plus or a veteran.

01:20:10.320 That's what it looks like here.

01:20:14.980 DeSantis' office warned the NHL.

01:20:17.180 This is the National Hockey League, my friends.

01:20:19.980 They have gone woke, I'm sorry to say.

01:20:22.760 That's why I just don't watch them anymore.

01:20:25.220 And I hear the Winnipeg Jets are doing extremely well this year,

01:20:28.220 but I don't care.

01:20:30.180 And that's sad for me because I've been a Jets fan

01:20:33.540 since i'm nine years old but i just can't until until they get rid of all this woke nonsense

01:20:41.060 i cannot be a part of it i could never go and pay two hundred dollars a ticket to go watch

01:20:47.800 the jets play or any other team in any other city uh and and be exposed to the rainbows and the lg

01:20:56.180 it's just not what i'm interested in i want to go see hockey that's it i want to go see

01:21:03.400 my favorite team play. But I guess the NHL wants to be seen as inclusive. So DeSantis' office

01:21:14.700 warned the NHL that discrimination of any sort is not welcome in the state of Florida, and we do not

01:21:20.360 abide by the woke notion that discrimination should be overlooked if applied in a politically

01:21:25.680 popular manner or against a politically unpopular demographic. We are fighting all discrimination in

01:21:32.280 our schools and our workplaces and we will fight it in publicly accessible places of meeting or

01:21:37.400 activity they continued we call upon the national hockey league to immediately remove and denounce

01:21:43.160 this discriminatory prohibitions it is imposed on attendance to the 2023 pathway to hockey summit

01:21:49.040 the nhl says those who apply to attend the event must have done so by today at 11 59 eastern p.m

01:21:55.860 those who were accepted will be notified on january 17th if they were accepted to attend

01:22:00.620 blah blah blah blah blah well this is an interesting article involving jeff bezos one

01:22:09.120 of the richest people on the planet you know and he's part of the the big block right he's part of

01:22:18.140 the corporate takeover the great reset the world economic forum all of that he's a big huge part

01:22:25.580 of it his wealth has gone up i think by three times in the past couple of years thanks to amazon

01:22:31.600 anyway he says most people won't be able to live on earth they may visit earth the way you would

01:22:41.300 visit yellowstone national park so maybe he knows something we don't and maybe he's just

01:22:48.200 maybe he's just putting this out there to see what people would say

01:22:52.040 jeff bezos thinks the earth will be like a protected national park in the future and maybe

01:23:00.000 even a hot cosmic tourist attraction the amazon and blue origin founders spoke at a 2021 ignatius

01:23:06.980 forum last wednesday so this is an old story but i'll give it to you guys anyway about the future

01:23:11.760 of space travel and during the discussion he made the eyebrow raising comment that most people won't

01:23:16.180 even be born on earth one day and that it might even turn into a tourist destination for space

01:23:21.280 colonizers according to real clear politics over centuries most or many of the people will be born

01:23:27.820 in space bezo said at the forum it will be their first home they'll be born on these colonies they

01:23:32.780 will live on these colonies they may visit earth the way you visit yellowstone national park

01:23:36.740 what do you guys think do you guys think that these wokesters these people behind the great

01:23:44.400 reset these people behind the depopulation scam are doing it because they actually know something

01:23:50.540 that we don't know and i'm not talking about according to scientists 97 say i'm not talking

01:23:57.740 about that because i think that's all a bunch of nonsense but maybe they've been in touch with

01:24:05.780 aliens

01:24:10.120 who are telling them that maybe you guys should start thinking about taking care of your planet

01:24:18.580 Maybe, kind of, this is X-Files stuff.

01:24:26.420 Could it be that these guys are maybe the good guys?

01:24:31.920 Guys, I think of everything.

01:24:35.280 Okay?

01:24:35.960 I think of everything.

01:24:38.460 At least I try to.

01:24:39.580 I try to put all of these moving parts in my brain.

01:24:41.980 And sometimes I have to ask myself questions like that.

01:24:45.140 And so I thought I would throw it out to you guys tonight.

01:24:48.580 Is it possible?

01:24:52.960 Or is it just a bunch of rich guys wanting to take over the world?

01:24:58.860 Probably that, right?

01:25:01.300 I don't know.

01:25:03.860 Because when you start thinking about the aliens,

01:25:10.620 you go, well, okay, yeah.

01:25:13.860 But then this whole woke agenda wouldn't exist.

01:25:18.580 like look at this now woke university of southern california removes the word

01:25:23.500 fields because it's racist vows to reject white supremacy

01:25:29.000 no more fields can't say fields anymore flanders fields absolutely not strawberry fields forever

01:25:37.740 forget about it the woke from gateway pundit the woke losers at the university of southern

01:25:45.980 california suzanne dworkin peck school of social work decided to replace the term field with

01:25:51.980 practicum strawberry practicums forever no i know what they mean talking about field as in as a

01:26:00.460 you know a practicum as what you focus on in your work

01:26:05.500 yeah they don't want field it's going to be practicum in the school's curriculum and programs

01:26:11.640 because of its supposedly racist connotation.

01:26:13.800 But wait a minute, how is field racist?

01:26:15.440 Let's continue.

01:26:17.080 The university's woke social department

01:26:18.980 announced that the word field

01:26:20.360 and phrases like track and field,

01:26:22.480 field of study, and going into the field

01:26:24.100 will be banned.

01:26:26.020 Language can be powerful.

01:26:28.480 And phrases like going into the field

01:26:30.380 or field work may have connotations

01:26:32.400 for descendants of slavery

01:26:33.680 and immigrant workers that are not benign.

01:26:36.660 How dare you say field?

01:26:38.020 wow the school released a statement explaining the reason behind the revision claiming it aims

01:26:46.800 to promote anti-racist social work practice by replacing language that could be considered

01:26:51.320 anti-black or anti-immigrant in favor of inclusive language yes my friends believe it or not that

01:26:59.600 is what is going on at universities in the united states specifically woke states like california

01:27:05.420 new york at all oregon washington state sadly i know we do have a few regular viewers who watch

01:27:11.340 us in oregon and washington state and i'm sorry you guys but you live in a woke state man

01:27:15.720 and it's beautiful there that that's what makes it so sad is that oregon and washington state

01:27:23.460 california beautiful states gorgeous states incredible sights to see but woke as f terrible

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01:32:28.340 past couple of years we're not talking about that we're talking about facial recognition we're

01:32:33.220 talking about being chipped we're talking about retinal scan technology that kind of thing that

01:32:39.080 allows them to monitor our every move to know move to know our blood pressure what our heart rate is

01:32:45.220 what we had for dinner that night, what color our crap was earlier that day.

01:32:51.180 So by using your credit card in the Facebook pay,

01:32:55.340 that's not going to give them any information they don't already have.

01:32:59.600 Okay, so that's not a big deal.

01:33:01.780 It's $6.49 per month for the subscription on Facebook.

01:33:07.400 I would really appreciate the support.

01:33:09.700 it would be great to reform the majority of this community in that uh shadow at night

01:33:15.840 subscription group so we can all get together again on monday night here on facebook but

01:33:19.680 if you do not want to do that for whatever reason then you can join for free still on rumble and on

01:33:27.540 twitter and if you're not following me on twitter if you haven't got an account on twitter and guys

01:33:32.200 like look i do get a lot of messages from people who are older and i can appreciate that you guys

01:33:38.680 don't know the technology but the time has come to learn it okay this technology a lot of people

01:33:46.360 are thinking that when we go ahead with the uh parallel economies and the parallel thing we're

01:33:52.920 going to be like uh the hutterites not the hunterites the uh amish and we're going to go back

01:33:59.960 to living you know completely non-technology lives and that's not true we're still going to

01:34:05.260 have access to our own version of technology right and it's not going to involve having

01:34:11.720 retinal scans or facial recognition or any of that stuff but you are going to have to learn

01:34:17.420 some of these platforms and it's just a simple matter of following through the easy easily

01:34:25.040 laid out steps right insert your name here put this here put that it's all right there in front

01:34:31.640 of you. All right. It's not, it's not that big a deal. It's really not. And if you are having a

01:34:38.060 problem, then reach out and ask somebody who knows how to do this. I would happily, you know,

01:34:45.300 reach into your home and do it for you, but I can't. I suppose I could drive out to your place

01:34:53.080 if I had a car and say, all right, I'll do it. I'll come to Moosomin or Lethbridge or Kamloops

01:34:58.700 and I will sit down and I will make sure that you're set up on Rumble or Twitter.

01:35:03.080 Or I'll get you all set up in your subscription on Facebook

01:35:06.520 so you can watch the show on Facebook.

01:35:08.760 But I can't make it.

01:35:10.960 So you're going to have to just buckle down, rely on yourself, and figure it out.

01:35:15.080 And like I say, if you are having problems,

01:35:18.000 then call somebody who could probably figure it out.

01:35:20.700 Now, if you're a granddad or a grandma, you've probably got a grandkid

01:35:24.120 or even your daughter or son who knows how to do that for you.

01:35:27.140 so get them over and get them to help you out and it's not embarrassing don't worry about being

01:35:33.400 embarrassed if it's something you don't know how to do you ask a question i do it all the freaking

01:35:39.180 time and so i'll see you guys on monday either on facebook on twitter or rumble i would love

01:35:47.080 to see you in the subscription group here on facebook on monday night have a great rest of

01:35:52.520 your night have a great weekend i will catch you on monday at eight o'clock central for another

01:35:58.920 shadow at night shadow at night live stream i love you all and i will talk to you soon bye for now

The Shadoe Davis Show - January 14, 2023

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