The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Friday Jan. 20th⧸2023

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00:01:30.000 hey everybody how you doing welcome shadow at night this is friday january the 20th 2023

00:01:52.360 i think i said 2022 last night on the show just have it right you don't write checks anymore you

00:01:58.240 just say it out loud 2022 three uh so yeah this is this is going to be an interesting show tonight

00:02:05.220 remember last night i was talking about the deep state and how it's the bureaucracy that affects

00:02:12.340 policy in a free a free country it's not the politicians i mean talk to anybody who's in a

00:02:20.240 higher up position or a position of authority of any kind really in the government whether it's

00:02:25.840 provincial or local or federal, and they'll tell you that the ministers of whatever ministry

00:02:34.040 they're ministers of, whether it's education, health, finance, they don't really do anything.

00:02:41.560 They're the mouthpiece, the talking head, the spokesperson of the ministry. It's

00:02:46.600 the deputy minister who really runs the show. And the deputy minister installs whatever plan

00:02:54.860 he or she sees fit that kind of looks like what the government wants to do and depending on

00:03:00.840 whether or not they approve of the government plan they'll move fast on it they'll move slow

00:03:05.160 on it tucker carlson released a fantastic piece on the deep state last night and we're going to

00:03:11.960 play that for you in just a second first let's say some hellos by the way we are on the main

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00:03:27.040 me there is in fact a facebook issue when it comes to groups and subscriber groups like now

00:03:31.960 so hopefully right now so hopefully that resolves itself over the weekend in the meantime i did

00:03:37.040 spend another couple of hours trying to figure it out today to no avail so we are on the main

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00:03:47.160 s-h-a-d-o-e-d-a-v-i-s and let's say some hellos oh by the way if you want to drop off a rumble rant

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00:04:11.640 that's alan from kingston hello how you doing buddy hello marie from montreal tangos tangos

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00:04:51.300 right now and see who who is watching from other places hello sharon watching from branford terry

00:04:57.300 is watching from new brunswick somebody asked me last week hey shadow in the subscription group are

00:05:02.580 You're going to keep doing your romper room hellos.

00:05:05.980 And I said, abso-freaking-lutely.

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00:05:23.560 Okay, guys, let's get down to one of the things I wanted to talk about.

00:05:28.220 Serena Freedom Bear was on with Todd last night from Winnipeg Alternative Media, Wham.Live.

00:05:36.620 And I watched about 20 minutes of that.

00:05:38.880 And I've seen a lot of videos that Serena's been putting out, whether she's been on somebody else's podcast or whether it's her own page in the last couple of weeks.

00:05:47.080 And people have been asking me, when are you going to get Serena Freedom Bear on the air?

00:05:50.580 The bottom line is I may get her on, guys.

00:05:52.700 I've got her phone number.

00:05:53.560 All I have to do is give her a call.

00:05:55.080 I may get her on before this Unity Convoy happens.

00:05:58.220 here in the winnipeg area starting on february 17th i may not i don't think i really need to

00:06:03.980 because from watching her i understand exactly what her feelings on this are all about and

00:06:10.080 i would tend to agree with everything she's saying now there's one guy rick from maverick media

00:06:16.700 who happens to think that this thing that's happening in winnipeg is going to be some kind

00:06:23.320 subversive thing it's going to be taken over by elements who want war and uh they're destructive

00:06:29.080 and and and whatnot so people want my opinion on what i think is going to happen well first of all

00:06:36.180 the location as we all know by now is camp hope which is just a couple of miles east of winnipeg

00:06:43.200 so everybody knows by now that walter will be hosting this even though he is not actively

00:06:49.840 involved camp hope as an entity is not actively involved in this they have rented out their land

00:06:57.380 to the unity convoy and there's also some surrounding lands that have been rented out as

00:07:03.500 well apparently something like 200 acres so there's going to be camping style accommodations

00:07:09.400 available so if you're coming to winnipeg from elsewhere in the country wawa ontario or kamloops

00:07:17.440 british columbia or sherbrooke quebec wherever you happen to be coming from

00:07:21.840 and you're bringing an rv you'll be able to stay there on site um apparently it's going to be a

00:07:31.240 leader's symposium to develop partly anyway to develop elements of the alternative alternative

00:07:39.100 economy we've been discussing for the past year a lot on this show right like what are we going

00:07:44.380 to do once we get shut out of the matrix once we don't want to get involved in their digital

00:07:49.180 facial recognition and and all of that stuff how are we going to function as an outside society of

00:07:56.660 that that's what i understand a lot of this is going to be about a lot of this is going to be

00:08:03.380 about just bringing different groups together so if in fact this rebel element does show up

00:08:10.580 at the unity convoy over the course of the three days it's going to be there

00:08:15.700 they're allowed they can show up that's fine if anybody pulls out any firearms

00:08:23.560 then you have every right to leave or tell them to put those things away if anybody tries to

00:08:30.480 recruit you into some sort of uh militia then you have every right to say no i'm not interested but

00:08:39.140 thank you for asking like whatever man i think what this is really going to be is a gathering of

00:08:46.820 freedom minded people so when we talk about the unity convoy i think it's a unity for freedom

00:08:55.280 some people have been speculating well this is going to turn into an indigenous movement because

00:08:59.940 there's so many indigenous leaders involved in this it's going to be the lighting of the eighth

00:09:03.880 flame apparently that's a separate event not to do with the unity convoy um they've got some

00:09:11.740 some speakers lined up and they're also going to have what i understand is a speaker's corner

00:09:16.600 anybody with a story to tell who wants to stand up in a field in manitoba in the minus 25 with

00:09:22.480 a windchill at minus 40 to tell their story they are more than welcome to do that although one

00:09:27.760 thing i will say about anybody having access to a microphone is that there's some people that

00:09:34.380 should be doing public speaking and there's some people that shouldn't be doing public speaking

00:09:40.400 and there's a reason for that but i'll leave it at that i mean everybody deserves to get their say

00:09:46.540 right so you don't have to stand and listen to it is what i'm saying right i think what this is

00:09:58.300 going to be ultimately you guys is a schmooshing together of many different viewpoints of the

00:10:06.400 freedom movement and that's why they've renamed it to the unity movement so if you want to go

00:10:13.560 go if you think it's worth traveling across canada to be there then that's your choice

00:10:22.940 you are more than welcome to do that um if you think it's going to be beneficial

00:10:27.920 going forward in the long run absolutely you should go because it's not it's not going to

00:10:33.700 be canceled it might not be as big as you think then again it might not it might work out bigger

00:10:39.440 I don't know. I don't know exactly how grassroots and how many people are actually really, really into it. But what I am saying to you is it's your choice. I personally don't see any huge red flags with it, unlike Rick from from Maverick.

00:10:54.560 uh and i you know i was watching some of his stuff in the last couple of days and i kind of like his

00:11:02.000 style he seems kind of grim but i like his style you know he's he's very unsolved mysteries kind

00:11:09.600 of guy and i just think he might be reading too much into it yeah we know there have been some

00:11:15.680 fringe elements that have been trying to garner support the marcus ray thing and all of that

00:11:21.200 for the past year or so but the marcus ray thing in clanda boy was a success and the reason for

00:11:30.260 that is because marcus ray was called out and deposed you haven't heard much from him in the

00:11:37.540 past few months have you well there's a reason for that so i think this also might be something

00:11:46.380 where people can finally air some dirty laundry too or grievances kind of like festivus it's the

00:11:55.180 airing of the grievances you're going to have a wrestling match whatever so what i'm saying to you

00:12:03.340 is i don't think there's going to be any inherent danger in showing up nothing is illegal everything

00:12:10.120 is above board right if the feds or cesus wants to infiltrate and watch they can who cares nobody

00:12:19.560 is going to be doing anything illegal and if somebody starts doing something illegal you can

00:12:25.660 turn around and leave or tell them to stop doing the illegal thing they're doing whatever it happens

00:12:30.920 to be so that's my take on the uh on the world unity convoy coming to just east of winnipeg

00:12:39.720 on February 17th through 21st, you guys. Again, it's totally up to you whether you want to go or

00:12:45.420 not. Not that you're looking for my permission anyway, but just so you know, I don't think

00:12:50.000 anything really bad is going to be happening there whatsoever. All right, let's get into this

00:12:56.120 Tucker Carlson thing. I was talking a little bit about this last night. Remember the deep state

00:13:01.280 thing? And I think it happens in Canada too, although we don't really pay as much attention

00:13:05.940 to it up here because the left-wing corporate media never talks about it but i do believe

00:13:10.420 no matter what level of government you're talking about municipal provincial federal that it's the

00:13:16.200 bureaucracy that pulls the strings they're the ones that get everything done or not done as the

00:13:21.320 case may be and in the united states they call it the deep state listen to this interest and and

00:13:26.760 this is something i found amazing because tucker carlson has got the largest audience of any prime

00:13:33.740 time news program in the United States. I think he gets something like five or six million viewers

00:13:39.340 every single night, not counting his digital views. So to hear a, I guess you could call it

00:13:46.580 mainstream talking head say something like this is astounding. Listen to what he has to say.

00:13:53.220 So what's notable as a political matter is that every one of these disasters,

00:13:56.840 the fentanyl epidemic, the chaos and crime in our cities, the invasion underway through Texas,

00:14:01.400 Arizona and California, all of those deeply concern Americans. We're not guessing at that.

00:14:06.540 Polls show it very clearly. By contrast, how many voters do you think are lying awake right now

00:14:11.920 worrying that public officials might violate some obscure federal classification law?

00:14:16.520 None. Not a single person. No one outside Washington cares or even understands the issue.

00:14:22.900 And yet it is classified documents, not our open borders, that the Justice Department is

00:14:27.560 punishing Joe Biden for. Why is that? What's going on here? Well, it's simple. Washington is

00:14:33.420 protecting itself. Joe Biden alone is responsible for this crime. He alone took home classified

00:14:39.640 documents. He didn't have help in doing that. But allowing the country to be invaded, that's not

00:14:45.520 something you can do by yourself. So if Biden were to be taken down for opening the southern border,

00:14:50.840 a lot of other people would go with them. He had a lot of accomplices. Permanent Washington

00:14:55.580 doesn't want that. And ultimately, and here's the point, permanent Washington is in charge.

00:15:00.820 It's not the democracy you imagine. We're seeing that now. So if you want to understand, if you

00:15:05.400 really want to understand how the American government actually works at the highest levels,

00:15:10.160 and if you want to know why they don't teach history anymore, one thing you should know is

00:15:13.720 the most popular president in American history was Richard Nixon. Richard Nixon. Yet somehow,

00:15:21.380 without a single vote being cast by a single American voter, Richard Nixon was kicked out

00:15:26.120 of office and replaced by the only unelected president in American history. So he went from

00:15:30.960 the most popular president to a president nobody voted for. Wait a minute, you may ask. Why didn't

00:15:37.820 I know that? Wasn't Richard Nixon a criminal? Wasn't he despised by all decent people? No,

00:15:44.600 he wasn't. In fact, if any president could claim to be the people's choice, it was Richard Nixon.

00:15:49.540 Richard Nixon was reelected in 1972 by the largest margin of the popular vote ever recorded

00:15:55.380 before or since. Nixon got 17 million more votes than his opponent. Less than two years later,

00:16:02.400 he was gone. He was forced to resign. And in his place, an obedient servant of the federal agencies

00:16:07.180 called Gerald Ford took over the White House. How did that happen? Well, it's a long story,

00:16:12.420 but here are the highlights, and they tell you a lot. Richard Nixon believed that elements in

00:16:16.900 the federal bureaucracy were working to undermine the American system of government and had been

00:16:21.220 doing that for a long time. He often said that. He was absolutely right. On June 23, 1972, Nixon met

00:16:29.140 with the then CIA director, Richard Helms, at the White House. During the conversation, which

00:16:33.800 thankfully was tape recorded, Nixon suggested he knew, quote, who shot John, meaning President

00:16:39.600 John F. Kennedy. Nixon further implied that the CIA was directly involved in Kennedy's

00:16:45.500 assassination, which we now know it was. Helms' telling response? Total silence.

00:16:52.960 But for Nixon, it didn't matter because it was already over. Four days before, on June 19th,

00:16:57.800 the Washington Post had published the first of many stories about a break-in at the Watergate

00:17:01.760 office building. Unbeknownst to Nixon and unreported by the Washington Post, four of the

00:17:08.000 five burglars worked for the CIA. The first of many dishonest Watergate stories was written by

00:17:13.640 a 29-year-old Metro reporter called Bob Woodward. Who exactly was Bob Woodward? Well, he wasn't a

00:17:20.620 journalist. Bob Woodward had no background whatsoever in the news business. Instead,

00:17:25.760 Bob Woodward came directly from the classified areas of the federal government. Shortly before

00:17:30.920 Watergate, Woodward was a naval officer at the Pentagon. He had a top-secret clearance.

00:17:34.940 He worked regularly with the intel agencies. At times, Woodward was even detailed to the

00:17:39.820 Nixon White House, where he interacted with Richard Nixon's top aides. Soon after leaving

00:17:45.100 the Navy, for reasons that have never been clear, Woodward was hired by the most powerful news outlet

00:17:50.260 in Washington and assigned the biggest story in the country. And just to make it crystal clear

00:17:55.380 what was actually happening, Woodward's main source for his Watergate series was the deputy

00:18:01.120 director of the FBI, Mark Felt. And Mark Felt ran, and we're not making this up, the FBI's COINTELPRO

00:18:07.600 program, which was designed to secretly discredit political actors the federal agencies wanted to

00:18:12.880 destroy, people like Richard Nixon. And at the same time, those same agencies were also working

00:18:19.160 to take down Nixon's elected vice president, Spiro Agnew. In the fall of 1973, Agnew was

00:18:24.760 indicted for tax evasion and forced to resign. His replacement was a colorless congressman from

00:18:29.860 Grand Rapids called Gerald Ford. What was Ford's qualification for the job? Well, he had served on

00:18:36.960 the Warren Commission, which absolved the CIA of responsibility for President Kennedy's murder.

00:18:42.960 Nixon was strong-armed into accepting Gerald Ford by Democrats in Congress. Quote,

00:18:47.440 we gave Nixon no choice but Ford, Speaker of the House Carl Albert later boasted.

00:18:52.320 Eight months later, Gerald Ford of the Warren Commission was the president of the United States.

00:18:58.300 See how that works? So those are the facts, not speculation. All of that actually happened.

00:19:03.640 None of it's secret. Most of it actually is on Wikipedia. But no mainstream news organization

00:19:08.240 has ever told that story. It's so obvious, yet it's intentionally ignored. And as a result,

00:19:16.360 permanent Washington remains in charge of our political system. Unelected lifers in the federal

00:19:21.980 agencies make the biggest decisions in American government and crush anyone who tries to rein

00:19:27.240 them in. And in the process, our democracy becomes a joke. Yeah. So is Canada the same?

00:19:41.260 Is Justin Trudeau a figurehead? Yeah. Who's making the decisions? I don't know.

00:19:50.200 I don't know. We're not set up the same way as the Americans are. 0.99

00:19:53.640 so the question is and rick from maverick makes a very good point

00:20:01.440 for the people who are trying to put canada into civil war and there is a very small minority of

00:20:12.060 people who are hell-bent on doing so some of them may even show up at the unity convoy who knows

00:20:19.020 they want to take down the government

00:20:24.160 but nobody

00:20:27.740 has come up with an idea

00:20:30.380 as to what's going to replace it yet

00:20:32.700 what would we replace it with

00:20:36.240 some kind of new government

00:20:38.800 new system

00:20:40.680 what do we need to do

00:20:43.340 sure why not

00:20:46.460 but I think

00:20:48.340 and this is something i've been maintaining for quite some time now i can't tell you how long

00:20:53.940 five years seven months three weeks two days and 14 hours never mind the minutes and seconds

00:20:59.820 i think with some tweaks and some safeguards in our current system it could function better

00:21:10.040 for the people the constitution and the charter of rights and freedoms needs to be rewritten

00:21:16.120 that whole constitution needs to be opened up again there is absolutely no doubt about that

00:21:21.340 we cannot let power become centralized within the prime minister's office or anywhere else

00:21:27.200 for that matter but the biggest thing is every top level bureaucrat provincially

00:21:34.280 municipally and federally needs to be fired immediately and then every single one of

00:21:44.480 their assistance needs to be fired immediately leaving only office staff replace them with

00:21:51.300 people you know to be honest now i know that might be asking a lot because who's who's really

00:21:59.020 an honest man or woman anymore replace them with somebody you know is going to be able to get the

00:22:08.000 job done fairly quickly honestly that's what we need to do i mean how much how much have you heard

00:22:19.120 in your life political scandal political scandal political scandal all the time right yeah you get

00:22:24.540 some politicians but there's always names of the people behind the scenes that that always go

00:22:31.460 unnoticed by most of the people because we don't know who the hell they are but they're the ones

00:22:35.980 who are really pulling the strings those are the people and they are slimy they are political

00:22:43.420 operatives they've been doing this their entire lives they know the ins and outs of the game

00:22:48.600 not necessarily the job they're doing but the game they are playing what was that tv show with

00:22:54.460 kevin spacey where he was the speaker of the house and then he was the vice president then

00:22:59.880 he was the president i forget what it was called but that's not too far from the truth my friends

00:23:03.800 manipulation bribery backdoor deals all of it happens

00:23:10.060 so when when we say clean house we've got to clean house we can't just fire some socialist

00:23:20.500 bureaucrat and replace him with some other political bureaucrat that has to be no you take

00:23:27.180 them from somewhere else. Maybe even a working stiff. It doesn't matter. What matters is those 0.70

00:23:36.060 people need to be honest and open. No backdoor shenanigans, no closed door meetings, none of that

00:23:41.800 stuff. Or else this circus is going to keep going and going and going. Mark Friesen, the Grizzly

00:23:54.000 patriot makes some very good points today regarding agenda 2030 and he's wondering why you know

00:23:59.380 because there's this fight going on in the united states between steven crowder and the daily wire

00:24:04.200 that's ben shapiro's thing uh apparently the daily wire offered crowder and his team 50 million

00:24:10.040 dollars over four years and crowder recorded the phone call it's just some big huge kerfuffle and

00:24:16.140 i think what crowder was trying to do was call out the big con which is industrialized conservative

00:24:21.920 media in the united states so he's talking about ben shapiro he's talking about all the the big

00:24:28.480 conservative commentators in the united states because he's an independent so i'm not taking

00:24:35.920 sides in that whole thing but it is interesting that shapiro was talking about get the jab wear

00:24:42.120 a mask i thought you were a a free thinker a critical thinker ben so is conservatism an

00:24:54.780 industry now and how come some of these huge platforms these huge conservative platforms

00:25:02.980 who say things you're not supposed to say on youtube are still on youtube it's very interesting

00:25:08.660 isn't it again i'm not taking sides on all this because we need all hands on deck here

00:25:15.060 and we don't need infighting i just found that whole thing very interesting but ultimately it

00:25:22.180 boils down to the same thing you got a clean house sometimes you just got to say away with you all

00:25:30.480 we're doing the whole new thing agenda 2030 we're going to talk about that and what canada's role

00:25:39.800 is in agenda 2030 and the fourth industrial revolution in just a second so rebel news has

00:25:45.940 been earning their money this week they're out in davos uh avi umini and uh ezra levant and today

00:25:53.000 they caught the most famous person in the world in the streets greta thunberg

00:25:59.820 and they asked her some questions.

00:26:02.440 Greta, how many times did you rehearse

00:26:04.280 your arrest at the German coal mine?

00:26:07.040 How many times did you rehearse it?

00:26:08.600 Because it looked staged.

00:26:10.040 Is it true?

00:26:11.520 How many times did you rehearse your arrest?

00:26:14.940 Greta, how many times did you film your arrest

00:26:18.680 and why was it staged that way?

00:26:21.140 Greta, considering you've not spent much time in school,

00:26:23.880 how do you know so much about climate change? 0.54

00:26:27.020 Greta, maybe you want to talk to a real German 0.91

00:26:28.740 was uh what did you talk to you okay now you see that's interesting that is the arrogant left-wing 0.53

00:26:34.980 corporate media hello greta maybe you want to talk to a real journalist like hey man a lot of

00:26:40.240 these independent media were doing the job that you're doing now buddy but they just didn't want

00:26:45.420 to get on their knees and that's why they're independent media anyway let's continue

00:26:50.280 How far are you willing to go? You're willing to break the law. Will you renounce violence?

00:27:08.480 Will you renounce violence, Greta? Or do you support Antifa? You've worn an Antifa shirt

00:27:14.160 before. Are you in favor of Antifa?

00:27:17.820 Greta, how did you get here today? What was your climate footprint?

00:27:20.280 printing traveling here what's your plan while you're here for that

00:27:26.680 five

00:27:32.080 we have a fridays for future demo tomorrow here

00:27:37.500 greta how do you feel about discussing climate change with the uh delegates here when they

00:27:43.400 nearly all when nearly all of them take private jets do you think at least the fact these delegates

00:27:49.080 Let's take private jets is a bad thing against, you know, what you believe in.

00:27:54.200 All of this could be done via Zoom.

00:27:56.660 So surely, surely you should be encouraging all the delegates here,

00:28:00.400 especially the likes of US Special Envoy John Kerry for Climate, Special Envoy for Climate Change.

00:28:05.040 Surely you should be saying to these people, you should be doing this via Zoom

00:28:08.840 with a much smaller carbon footprint, surely?

00:28:15.620 Greta, avoid my questions if climate change is a con.

00:28:19.080 well i think that says enough yeah okay so that's rebel news is expanding i think they've got a uk

00:28:28.440 guy there now this smiling guy here with the bad hat uh some great questions though and she

00:28:35.540 wouldn't answer them okay so here's the same guy and ezra levant following john carrey today in

00:28:42.380 davos secretary carey do you think that the high price of natural gas is actually a helpful thing

00:28:50.980 to get uh people to transition to a green economy i'd love to talk about it but i just can't do it

00:28:57.820 on the run justify being here when you yourself take private jets can you answer that but you've

00:29:04.400 taken a private jet before never you think a project for to collect the climate climate change

00:29:09.340 award you have done that i fly commercial exclusive okay okay so there's not much there

00:29:16.780 there's not much there but it's interesting that none of these people seem willing to answer any

00:29:25.400 of the independent media's questions greta tunberg why didn't she speak up oh i know 0.99

00:29:38.300 she didn't have a script in front of her she didn't know what to say because she is a programmed 0.98

00:29:45.220 automaton i don't believe that she really feels any of this but she may feel it but she's not a

00:29:54.660 foremost authority on the topic and so i believe she's been instructed to not say anything to any

00:30:00.740 independent media and all of the left-wing corporate media when they gather around here

00:30:04.800 it's all scripted it is all it is all staged to make her look smart and noble

00:30:16.760 wayne peters of what's up canada oh and by the way the show is also streaming live tonight on

00:30:22.660 lgm.news that's looking glass media so lgm.news wayne said hey shadow schmoosh nice word when i

00:30:30.500 was talking about the unity convoy, schmooshing together all of these different facets of

00:30:35.980 the freedom movement into one big unity movement, this evolution of the freedom movement, they

00:30:41.340 call it.

00:30:42.740 More from the World Economic Forum.

00:30:45.180 This is from the Gateway Pundit.

00:30:46.420 Elite's warning of cyber nightmare and fearing free speech.

00:30:51.460 So the first thing the world, sorry, the WEC wants to do is stop free speech.

00:30:58.580 wouldn't that be the wef not the wec anyway they know they cannot exist if the truth is available

00:31:06.220 to the people they have to prevent any chance the truth might spread to the masses free speech is

00:31:11.840 the greatest threat to their plans so here's richard edelman now that i found this video

00:31:16.980 actually alarming richard edelman ceo of the world's largest pr company instructing businesses

00:31:24.000 to deprive platforms who don't follow the World Economic Forum narrative of advertising in order

00:31:30.620 to destroy them. Listen to what this guy says. So I think the first thing that, because I mostly

00:31:36.060 work with business, that business needs to do is deprive platforms that spread disinformation of

00:31:43.400 oxygen. Stop advertising. Pull your promotion money. Make sure that they understand that they

00:31:50.980 have a consequential impact on society, and the boycott of Twitter for several months has had

00:31:59.260 a modest, modest impact, but I think the Facebook one failed, but the necessity of getting it right

00:32:11.180 in the platforms that are probably primary source information for a third to 40% of people

00:32:19.380 is urgent ladies and gentlemen this man is talking about financially throttling a company

00:32:27.920 because they do not encourage censorship that is alarming now when we talk about the world

00:32:36.880 economic forum we're not necessarily talking about governments right a lot of people they go well you

00:32:43.840 know it's just a bunch of governments getting together and how how influential is the world

00:32:47.100 economic forum on governments anyway well look the governments are working in concert with large

00:32:51.580 corporations like that guy there who represents a very large publicity firm across the world

00:33:01.420 it's a public private partnership don't you know governments are controlled by these big

00:33:07.580 business elites because these big business elites have actually become larger than governments

00:33:13.260 governments do what they say or else the government pays in terms of investment in their country

00:33:24.120 jobs at all that's what the world economic forum is really doing it's influencing world leaders

00:33:35.060 if we can even call them that any longer through large corporations and large investment firms

00:33:42.300 black rock vanguard state street they're the ones who are pulling the strings so we can sit

00:33:49.300 and we can complain to the government all day long it's not going to do any good i mean it may 0.89

00:33:56.060 to some extent you may get them to slow down on some of the stuff they're doing because

00:34:01.680 i think they might actually fear for their own safety in some cases

00:34:05.740 but ultimately this is all going to come down or it's not going to come down

00:34:13.060 i think i know what needs to be done but i can't say it here

00:34:17.480 because it could be perceived as a threat and i could be arrested i'm not even kidding when i say

00:34:23.800 that and maybe it's in the planning stages already because it's something that has to happen

00:34:32.120 but these corporations these investment firms these are the ones running the show and they're

00:34:39.980 the ones trickling down the directives to governments and to media left-wing corporate

00:34:45.780 media which is influencing the world our fight back now should be on platforms that do not censor

00:34:56.100 So here I am on Facebook, censoring.

00:34:59.120 But the reason for that, and one of the reasons I've explained to you guys, subscription group, is I am trying to migrate the followers of this show from Facebook to Rumble and to Twitter.

00:35:16.020 Now, because of technical issues in the subscription group tonight, I've had to put the show on the main page.

00:35:22.460 there's 45 over 45 000 followers of this show on facebook i would love each one of those people

00:35:32.540 maybe one of you to come over to twitter or to come over to rumble and follow me there and once

00:35:37.960 you're on twitter or rumble retweet this show on twitter give on rumble a thumbs up that helps the

00:35:46.300 algorithm on those two platforms and it circulates the show and then eventually because people have

00:35:50.960 been saying just get off fake book shadow well this is where the bulk of the followers of this

00:35:54.880 show are and you guys know what the mission of this show is it's to get the word out to as many

00:35:59.020 people as we possibly can so right now we're stuck with fake book until we can grow the other two

00:36:05.760 platforms and you can help me with that okay that's why i'm asking you to move over to rumble

00:36:13.700 and to twitter and i've made that clear before and i'm making it clear now it's very important

00:36:19.040 that we get onto these platforms and we support these platforms that do not perpetrate censorship

00:36:25.420 on its members i'm not sure if you've been on twitter lately if you haven't

00:36:31.480 go and check it out i was having a conversation with somebody today and i said hey are you on

00:36:35.620 twitter no it's a freedom movement right i said maybe you should get on there and read some of

00:36:42.460 the stuff on there now that all of these doctors and scientists and many politicians in some cases

00:36:47.940 have been reinstated back to their accounts and can say the things they've been wanting to say

00:36:54.100 for the last two or three years it's an amazing difference amazing difference and the left-wing

00:37:01.860 you know the left-wing trolls they're much quieter now on twitter than they've ever been

00:37:07.020 but they're getting louder on fake book you see interesting isn't it okay the next story up this

00:37:13.760 is uh canada's role in the fourth industrial revolution my friends i'm not kidding when i

00:37:18.960 say this this was uncovered by dr leslund lewis the other day through a freedom of information

00:37:23.380 act this comes from you see this is never going to be reported on in obviously in the canadian

00:37:29.460 left-wing corporate media look at this i had to get this from us usanews.com usa news a canadian

00:37:37.640 story in usa news the feds reveal canada's role in the world economic forum promoted fourth

00:37:43.320 industrial revolution so let's get to this story by noah chartier came out yesterday additional

00:37:50.160 details of canada's participation in an initiative of the world economic forum to streamline

00:37:54.800 regulations across countries to speed up the coming of the fourth industrial revolution

00:37:59.980 part of agenda 2030 my friends that's your homework for this weekend look up agenda 2030 and read it

00:38:06.480 so when mark friesen talks about why true north and uh rebel news are not hammering the conservative

00:38:16.420 party of canada on agenda 2030 maybe they've got an agenda of their own maybe they're the big con

00:38:21.680 north i don't know but anyway speed up the coming of the fourth industrial revolution have been

00:38:31.440 revealed through a request of information submitted by leslin lewis lewis submitted questions to the

00:38:36.800 government in october pertaining to the country's involvement in the agile nations network okay keep

00:38:43.860 that in mind the agile nations network the project of the world economic forum and the organization

00:38:48.220 for economic cooperation and development or the oecd the mp received a response dated

00:38:54.580 december 7th from the treasury board secretary at tbs and provided a link to it on her twitter

00:38:59.440 account just a couple of days ago in november 2020 again go on twitter guys this is important

00:39:04.880 that you get this stuff in november of 2020 while canadians were distracted by covid

00:39:09.420 the liberal government signed a world economic forum initiated charter the agile nations charter

00:39:16.520 will facilitate agile rulemaking outside of parliament why the secrecy lewis tweeted

00:39:22.540 and there it is right there that's the charter the signed charter it's all there other countries

00:39:30.160 involved Denmark Italy Japan Singapore the United Arab Emirates and the United Kingdom

00:39:35.280 the inquiry of ministry document returned by TBS says the World Economic Forum and the OECD

00:39:43.060 also invited corporations to take part on the discussion surrounding the establishment of the

00:39:47.740 Agile Nations Charter. Do you see what I'm saying? Guys, obviously you do. You put it together or

00:40:00.740 you're starting to put it together for those newcomers to the show. And this is stuff that

00:40:05.520 you can use to talk to those people in the middle who don't believe it. This is what's going on.

00:40:13.800 I have already shown you several things tonight you can use.

00:40:19.040 Corporate executives encouraging other corporate executives

00:40:23.180 to pull their advertising money from platforms like Twitter and Rumble

00:40:28.620 because they promote free speech, literally.

00:40:32.900 What they call mis- and disinformation.

00:40:40.140 That's what's going on.

00:40:41.540 the private companies invited facebook ibm german industrial giant siemens sherlock biosciences

00:40:49.480 financial tech company suede labs volvo group and wing copter the charter which is not legally

00:40:55.260 binding was signed by the participating governments in november of 2020 it says

00:41:01.100 that technological breakthroughs are heralded a heralding a fourth industrial revolution and that's

00:41:07.840 a more agile approach to rulemaking, will help new innovations drive economic growth

00:41:12.920 and address the world's most pressing social and environmental challenges.

00:41:17.840 This is all part of Agenda 2030.

00:41:20.940 This is it, right here.

00:41:23.660 And this is something Pierre Polyev should definitely be talking about,

00:41:27.420 but we haven't heard much from him on this, have we?

00:41:31.140 Come to think of it, we haven't heard much on this from any politician, have we?

00:41:36.100 Not Maxime Bernier.

00:41:37.060 he's going to be in winnipeg on valentine's day by the way for a big fundraiser in case you're

00:41:41.740 interested you can look it up on eventbrite in other words streamlining regulations will allow

00:41:48.140 the proliferation of new technologies which the world economic forum identifies in its agile

00:41:54.020 toolkit as gene editing artificial intelligence nanotechnology and autonomous vehicles

00:42:00.700 the fourth industrial revolution offers the potential to change lives around the world

00:42:06.960 for the better. But to realize this potential, a new approach to governance is needed, says the

00:42:12.280 World Economic Forum toolkit. The World Economic Forum wants to speed up the regulating processes

00:42:18.600 and says the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated this transition in some areas, driving the adoption

00:42:25.220 of digitally enabled ways of producing goods or providing services in a world where physical

00:42:30.740 interaction becomes less possible. Why would physical interaction become less possible?

00:42:36.960 with all of the technology we have at hand,

00:42:41.580 shouldn't it be more probable?

00:42:46.660 Travel, getting people out there?

00:42:50.880 No?

00:42:52.700 The Agile Charter says that the OECD

00:42:55.520 and the World Economic Forum have an observer status,

00:42:58.880 but which is not limited to observing,

00:43:01.760 as they may make proposals for inclusion in the work program

00:43:05.340 and participate in other activities.

00:43:08.440 Oh no, the World Economic Forum

00:43:10.460 has nothing to do with anything.

00:43:12.420 They have no influence over anybody.

00:43:15.300 Right.

00:43:18.220 What's Canada's involvement?

00:43:21.060 The TBS says agile participation

00:43:23.260 involves supporting the development of work programs,

00:43:26.800 engaging with partner countries

00:43:28.120 and taking part in specific projects.

00:43:30.660 Canada is involved in seven of those projects

00:43:33.560 and TBS says there are no extra costs involved for the participating agencies and departments

00:43:39.140 with the funds coming out of their normal operating budgets.

00:43:42.320 MP Lewis asked for specific details on the digital credentials project,

00:43:47.160 which pertains to the use of digital ID.

00:43:50.540 Here we go.

00:43:52.020 The TBS says the objective of the Canada-led project is to increase global reliance on digital trust technologies

00:43:58.940 and aims to support international collaboration on solutions to foster interoperability of these

00:44:05.580 technologies here it comes my friends and they've accelerated agenda 2030 which was signed on to by

00:44:14.540 canada in september of 2015 by prime minister stephen harper not trudeau who took over a month

00:44:20.800 later prime minister stephen harper

00:44:22.900 he signed agenda 2030 making canada fully cooperative with this nightmare and guess what

00:44:30.940 we're halfway there we're more than halfway there it's 2023 and they've accelerated the plan

00:44:36.420 so when we sit back and say get your ducks in a row guys make some contacts get ready for

00:44:45.680 an alternative economy a parallel society we're not joking around here

00:44:52.860 and there's going to be an interesting story coming up for you in just a second regarding

00:44:57.800 what happened to jeremy mckenzie today if you don't think if you still don't think

00:45:03.700 all of this shit is coming down because it is this project is spearheaded by innovation science 0.94

00:45:11.340 and Economic Development Canada. 0.99

00:45:13.460 It appears to be similar to another

00:45:15.440 World Economic Forum initiative

00:45:17.220 that Canada also takes part in,

00:45:18.960 the Known Traveler Digital Identity Project.

00:45:25.540 That's in play right now.

00:45:28.560 Maybe because you haven't traveled via aircraft

00:45:32.000 in the last couple of years.

00:45:33.480 You haven't noticed it,

00:45:34.600 but it's in play right now.

00:45:36.580 Why do you think all the chaos

00:45:37.920 in Toronto Airport and Montreal Airport?

00:45:39.840 because that's where it is digital facial recognition is now in play in canada and in

00:45:47.560 denmark those are the two participating countries in that

00:45:49.920 or maybe it's the netherlands i'm sorry details about the program were also revealed in october

00:45:58.780 through an inquiry of ministry submitted by mp lewis transport canada indicated the project which

00:46:04.300 also involves the no it's the netherlands had been delayed due to the pandemic the epic times

00:46:09.340 contacted the department to get a status update. Innovation Canada is also responsible for the

00:46:15.640 Consumer Connected Products Project, which relates to cybersecurity and the internet of things,

00:46:21.600 or consumer products which can connect to networks. The aim is to promote internationally

00:46:27.260 recognized security requirements for those products to help protect consumers. Health Canada

00:46:33.220 is involved in a project to facilitate the marketization of digital health devices,

00:46:37.820 and tbs is working on two projects related to experimental and forward-looking approaches

00:46:43.300 to regulation these details about canada's involvement come as the world economic forum

00:46:49.160 is holding its annual meeting in davos this week blah blah blah blah blah

00:46:52.960 surely you see what i'm saying right now and don't call me surely all right uh this tweeted

00:47:02.040 by paul joseph watson today this looks like a prison and look what it is it's the new

00:47:07.580 new city that apparently is currently under construction in the Middle East.

00:47:12.420 I think they call it the, what do they call it? The ribbon? Check this out.

00:47:16.300 So this video is a video of the principle of the line, which is the revolution in urban design

00:47:24.540 that Neom is pioneering. And by the way, this was a presentation, you guessed it,

00:47:29.300 in Davos this week at the World Economic Forum. Talk a little bit more about that as we go through

00:47:34.440 the rest of the panel in the session.

00:47:40.680 So when I'm looking at this as a grid infrastructure?

00:47:43.400 Yeah, so basically the way it works is it's 170 kilometers long,

00:47:47.480 200 meters wide, 500 meters high.

00:47:51.520 The height is on the sea level,

00:47:54.540 so as you go inwards and the topography actually goes up,

00:47:57.640 then the height of the actual building structure reduces

00:48:00.860 until you get to the mountains where it actually,

00:48:03.520 you no longer have a mirror line the idea is about what we call zero gravity urbanism which

00:48:11.260 is not necessarily having to be linked and anchored to a ground how can we think of cities

00:48:17.040 that go vertical and not only horizontal this has many benefits it's five minutes walk from

00:48:24.300 all of your needs each module is 800 meters wide and each model will take 80,000 people

00:48:32.320 on average obviously some are going to be more densely populated than others and when you do it

00:48:38.040 this way you're only five minutes walk away from your school your hospital supermarket the other

00:48:45.700 thing is that the catchment area becomes a lot bigger the catchment area for businesses becomes

00:48:51.520 an 80,000 catchment area within a five minute walk which as you can understand instead of opening

00:48:56.720 many pharmacies or many stores, that one store will service a much bigger catchment area than

00:49:02.720 it typically does in other cities that have 15,000, 20,000 people in even densities catchment

00:49:09.700 areas like New York and London. The idea as well is to reduce the footprint. So imagine 9 million

00:49:17.960 people living on 34 square kilometers. And if you compare that to other cities, it's almost the

00:49:24.240 two percent of the size of London yet taking the same amount of population its end state

00:49:30.360 the first module is going to start is going to finish in 2027 end of 2027 and as you can imagine

00:49:37.060 this is a generational project so it will continue to go on until 2045 when the whole project is

00:49:45.100 complete we think of this as not a start and an end this is a city that is being built so it's

00:49:52.720 being designed forever and hence the glass walls uh to give it its timeless appeal as well as a

00:50:00.460 integration with nature in a way like you would never see before what integration with nature

00:50:07.700 exactly is he talking about it looks like this guy was right it looks like a giant prison doesn't it

00:50:19.200 let me ask you

00:50:22.840 would you live in that

00:50:26.400 this could be

00:50:31.060 what we've been thinking about

00:50:33.280 when it comes to the parallel economies

00:50:37.160 and the parallel societies

00:50:38.440 we as the unwanted of society

00:50:42.500 those who do not want to fit into their 1.00

00:50:44.580 chipped transhumanist society 1.00

00:50:48.660 will have to live outside the line 0.99

00:50:52.060 and all of the people who are the pinnacle of society

00:50:58.540 get to live in the line.

00:51:00.940 And then, of course, there would be that hierarchical structure

00:51:03.780 of stratus of society, right?

00:51:08.880 If you're a decision-maker, if you're a politician

00:51:13.320 and you live in the big, huge, beautiful top, the penthouse,

00:51:18.660 But if you're just a janitor, you live in the sub-basement of the line.

00:51:26.280 Would you live in something like that?

00:51:32.080 There's an episode of Star Trek, the original series, called The Cloud Minders.

00:51:38.660 And the creme de la creme of society lived in a city that sat on top of a cloud,

00:51:43.640 and then the miners and the working people, you know, the farmers, 1.00

00:51:47.380 They all had to live on the planet and they were scum. 0.98

00:51:51.360 And then one of the miners or one of the farmers kidnapped one of the upper crust people from the cloud mine somehow. 0.98

00:51:59.920 Anyway, that's what this seems like.

00:52:04.820 It seems like a way to separate society, doesn't it?

00:52:08.660 You can't live in the line. 0.79

00:52:10.800 It sounds like Gattaca.

00:52:13.680 Did you see that movie with Ethan Hawke?

00:52:17.380 of course that's operation mockingbird i'm talking about now and how they may have been

00:52:24.760 preparing us for something like this all along through movies and television and of course

00:52:29.320 the news interesting uh this would would you live in this i'm going to go down the comments

00:52:35.860 here and have a look i'm going to come to rumble in just a second i'm checking the

00:52:38.600 facebook comments right now oh my goodness there are so many here

00:52:43.240 i'm just going to go down to the bottom if i possibly yeah there we go

00:52:49.800 no kim says i would not live in that city the line

00:52:55.500 no hell no no

00:53:02.780 no thank you a lot of no's in there let's rumble nope not for me nope nope nope nope nope

00:53:13.240 right head voice says stratos dwellers and troglodytes that was the star trek episode

00:53:20.700 that i was talking about the people of the line will be going after us during hunting season

00:53:26.940 you know what i don't know if they're going to be allowed outside the line

00:53:31.540 well of course you know the upper echelon people they'll be allowed to go anywhere they want to

00:53:38.020 in the world but i don't think that people who live in the line are going to be allowed outside

00:53:44.720 the line or over the line as the case may be okay we had james and marcella on the show the other

00:53:54.520 night they were organizing this big huge rally in vancouver that happened the other day rebel news

00:53:59.720 was there this is uh the rally to remove david eby as mla for his riding in vancouver and also

00:54:07.200 was premier. So here's a little bit of what happened. Hundreds of citizens gathered to

00:54:11.520 protest outside of B.C.'s new premier, David Eby's MLA office. But you might not know that

00:54:18.080 since despite the organizers formally inviting them, not a single legacy media journalist showed

00:54:24.360 up. Dre Onfrey here with Rebel News. In this past Wednesday, close to 300 people, including

00:54:32.640 many medical professionals, as well as MLA John Rustad, showed up to protest outside of BC Premier

00:54:40.820 David Eby's MLA office located on West Broadway in Vancouver. Why? Well, the protest was organized

00:54:49.560 and hosted by James Davison and Marcella Desjarlais from Stan United. There were two calls of action,

00:54:57.020 one that we've reported on. It's a campaign to recall David Eby. You can find out information

00:55:03.980 about that at recalldavideby.ca. The hopefuls hope to gather enough volunteers to canvas the area

00:55:14.260 to gain around 16,400 signatures to have Premier David Eby's Emma Lacey recalled so that he would

00:55:24.820 have to go into another by-election and maybe this time have some actual competition to fight

00:55:30.220 for the seat. Now, why are they trying to do this? The concerns of the healthcare professionals and

00:55:36.300 including MLA, John Rustad, and many of the citizens who came together is over the passing

00:55:43.160 of Bill 36. Now, this law received royal assent, but it hasn't actually had anything in place.

00:55:51.440 Nothing has physically changed yet, but basically it is going to radically change how health care professionals are regulated.

00:55:58.340 And critics say that that could mean that the province, despite there being an emergency or not, could mandate vaccines.

00:56:05.240 And also there is talk of jail time if these professionals fall out of line.

00:56:09.880 And as a politician and, you know, there's nobody here for my riding.

00:56:13.000 It's fine. There's nobody can vote for me. I'm not here because I'm looking for votes.

00:56:16.800 I'm here because what I see going on is just not right.

00:56:20.860 On Bill 36, let me tell you a little bit of the inside story of Bill 36.

00:56:25.660 When I was part of the B.C. Liberals, there was a team of B.C. Liberals, of Green Party, and of NDP that worked together to bring forward Bill 36.

00:56:38.780 And they worked for three years to bring this bill forward.

00:56:44.180 So when you look at this and you say politicians will be up to anything, that's the background.

00:56:48.220 That's what really went on with things like Bill 36.

00:56:52.040 And when it came to the House to vote, I actually called division on Bill 36 because I wanted to see who would be prepared to stand up and actually vote against it.

00:57:03.680 And on third reading, the BC Liberals stood up and stood against it.

00:57:08.240 But they stood against it because they said, well, we didn't have time to go through it all.

00:57:12.840 It wasn't that there was something wrong with the bill.

00:57:15.600 They said they didn't have time to go through it all.

00:57:18.960 And I'm sorry, there's fundamental flaws in this bill.

00:57:22.840 As a health care system, we have huge problems.

00:57:27.320 I mean, they're huge across this country since we can do better.

00:57:33.400 I don't think it's trying to move this along here a little bit so we can get to a couple of the doctors who are speaking.

00:57:42.200 And because this is a politician and I understand what he's saying.

00:57:45.280 And he's standing as a citizen right now.

00:57:47.240 But we've got to get to this.

00:57:48.960 This is Dr. Hoff.

00:57:51.580 Just to tell you about mine.

00:57:54.260 So the first thing that they are accusing me of for misinformation is to state that Ivermectin is an effective treatment for COVID-19.

00:58:02.540 I'm a testament to it.

00:58:04.840 I mean, for me, for me personally, I mean, I've chosen, as other physicians who will be on the stage,

00:58:11.480 have chosen to to make some statements about what i believe to be truthful um with respect to uh to

00:58:18.920 health you know when my patients come and talk to me they want to know what do i think i mean

00:58:24.120 they can read the newspaper they can listen to bonnie henry and adrian dix and bonnie henry's

00:58:29.480 not their doctor they want to know what i think and in order for me to offer uh an appropriate

00:58:37.640 independent about my patient's medical care. I have to do the work. I have to do the research.

00:58:42.780 And when my patients come in and ask me, should I get my nine-month infant vaccinated for COVID-19?

00:58:50.740 I tell them, ask Bonnie. No, I don't. I tell them, don't give your kid that vaccine. It's not safe.

00:58:58.760 the problem is judges lawyers and politicians and the reason why there are so they are a problem

00:59:08.160 is because they don't know what i know uh no i'm sorry this i'm gonna i'm gonna let this go

00:59:15.260 in just a second but he he reminds me of the guy from uh oh what was that movie the hangover

00:59:24.480 i'm sorry but especially now with these sunglasses on he reminds me of the guy from

00:59:33.180 the hangover anyway let's go on they did not go to mcgill they did not waste their 20s

00:59:39.940 getting a 3.97 gpa

00:59:42.560 but as far as a lawyer a judge or a politician is concerned

00:59:54.260 one expert is as good as another.

00:59:59.220 So you can get an expert

01:00:01.120 who claims they're an expert.

01:00:04.180 Maybe they got a PhD from an online university or something.

01:00:08.700 And they can say, well, I disagree with Dr. Nagasi's

01:00:11.680 interpretation of the medical research.

01:00:14.280 And to a lawyer, a judge, or a politician

01:00:17.340 who does not know any better,

01:00:19.860 they're like, well, one expert says this,

01:00:22.000 one expert says that.

01:00:23.220 Well, I'll just go along with the expert who agrees with my personal bias.

01:00:29.940 More and more people are going to...

01:00:32.440 So I'm going to leave it at that, you guys.

01:00:34.160 But that's what happened on Wednesday in Vancouver.

01:00:36.400 As Drea Humphreys of Rebel News was saying, there's about 400 to 500 people there.

01:00:41.040 These people are now marshalling together, going door to door to get, I think it was, what did they say the other night?

01:00:47.580 They need 200,000 signatures or something to get David Eby, the premier and the MLA for this writing, recalled from his seat in the B.C. legislature.

01:00:59.800 So he would obviously have to run in a by-election to win that seat back.

01:01:03.480 And maybe the Liberal Party, the only other real political party provincially in B.C., maybe they could muster a candidate who is strong enough and well-known enough to win that by-election.

01:01:18.080 Either way, I admire what they're doing.

01:01:21.120 And it will send a strong message to any politician in British Columbia, because British Columbia really is the only province that has this recall legislation in place.

01:01:31.380 every other province should but bc is the only one that does it will send a very strong message

01:01:38.300 to every other elected mla in bc that they could be next if they keep this bill 36 in place

01:01:47.140 alex berenson on twitter today this is a former new former new york times reporter

01:01:55.680 all right so it's not like he is a right wing knuckle dragger this guy's actually leaning left

01:02:02.980 if you want the honest truth but he's more of a centrist he is an an actual liberal a classical

01:02:08.260 liberal alex berenson but also he is a down the line reporter the kind you don't find too much of

01:02:14.880 anymore so he says in this tweet i'm old enough to remember when the ceo of merck the best most

01:02:21.800 science-driven pharma company, which is a low bar, he says, warned. There are a lot of examples of

01:02:27.720 vaccines in the past that have stimulated the immune system, but ultimately didn't confer

01:02:32.020 protection. Now, this is from an article that was published just about three years ago now.

01:02:41.220 So Berenson goes on to say, the CEO said this as well. What worries me the most is that the public

01:02:49.700 is so desperate to go back to normalcy

01:02:52.520 that they're pushing us to move things faster and faster.

01:02:55.700 But ultimately, if you're going to use a vaccine

01:02:57.820 in billions of people,

01:02:58.760 you better know what that vaccine does.

01:03:01.220 Now, remember, Merck does not have a horse in this game.

01:03:05.060 They don't have one of the COVID vaccines.

01:03:07.080 That's Moderna, that's Pfizer.

01:03:09.420 J&J does.

01:03:11.240 And what's the other one?

01:03:13.600 Well, AstraZeneca.

01:03:14.460 But they somehow vanished mysteriously.

01:03:18.340 Recalled.

01:03:19.700 maybe just kind of gone away nobody has ever really answered that question have they it's

01:03:27.160 an interesting question to pose to provincial politicians hey whatever happened to astrazeneca

01:03:32.580 you guys were pushing this stuff real hard you were saying it would mix well with moderna and

01:03:37.820 with pfizer where is it well it was causing some side effects so we had to get rid of it what

01:03:44.660 did they ever admit that i don't recall ever hearing anything like that from any government

01:03:51.460 official or top doctor in any province or federally for that matter anyway let's get on with this

01:03:56.500 the ceo of merc goes on to say and unfortunately there are some cases where it stimulated the

01:04:05.000 immune system and not only did it it didn't confer protection but actually helped the virus invade

01:04:11.020 the cell because it was incomplete in terms of its immunogenic properties. We have to be very

01:04:17.060 careful. This interview, of course, before any vaccine was released. Let me just give you one

01:04:24.000 data point, the CEO of Merck goes on to say. In the last quarter century, there have only been

01:04:30.500 seven truly new vaccines introduced globally at the clinical practice. Merck has four,

01:04:35.380 the rest of the world has three i think when people tell the public that there's going to be

01:04:41.460 a vaccine by the end of 2020 for example i think they do a grave disservice to the public i think

01:04:46.760 at the end of the day we don't want to rush the vaccine before we've done rigorous science

01:04:51.180 we've seen in the past for example with the swine flu that the vaccine did more harm than good

01:04:57.280 we don't have a great history of introducing vaccines quickly in the middle of a pandemic

01:05:01.860 we want to keep that in mind again the source Merck CEO Ken Fraser in an interview done two

01:05:09.420 and a half years ago all right guys the audio on this is very poor so I'm going to shut up

01:05:21.380 and I want you guys to turn this up this is something posted by raging dissident Jeremy

01:05:26.440 mckenzie on his instagram today jeremy mckenzie uh he's he said a questionable thing regarding

01:05:35.300 pierre polyev's wife i called him out on it on this show i gave him a pass you forgive the guy

01:05:42.080 you say don't do it again you got to watch what you say especially and i don't think jeremy

01:05:46.180 understands really what it means to be a known commodity and he's found out the hard way

01:05:55.360 unfortunately he's done some time in jail but everything you say can be put under the microscope

01:06:03.140 and you may have to pay for that later so you really have to watch your words in public and

01:06:13.340 i you know i'm lucky because i spent so long in radio that i know how to handle that sort of thing

01:06:19.060 but this guy he's a canadian veteran he's a canadian military veteran he knows nothing of

01:06:24.020 any kind of notoriety whatsoever. It's all been thrust upon him pretty hard in the last couple

01:06:29.260 of years. And I will say this, he's handled it fairly well, except for that one thing with Pierre

01:06:34.100 Polyev. But because of his notoriety and his stance on things, which I'm sure many of us are

01:06:41.500 mostly in agreement with, he's been debanked, ladies and gentlemen. Turn this up as loud as

01:06:47.720 you can make it. I'm going to shut up. But this is Jeremy on the phone with some representative 0.90

01:06:53.720 from Scotiabank.

01:06:54.960 Listen.

01:07:09.440 My goodness,

01:07:10.400 did they take this down?

01:07:17.700 Okay, hopefully not.

01:07:18.940 Let's see.

01:07:23.720 it doesn't play

01:07:29.140 it doesn't surprise me it's on instagram it doesn't surprise me instagram is owned by meta

01:07:39.740 which also owns facebook it does not surprise me that that was taken down

01:07:45.420 what happens in that audio is there's no video on it

01:07:50.020 and you guys still may be able to find that on an alternative platform and i suppose i could

01:07:57.520 look right now but i just wouldn't know where because i don't know what platforms jeremy is

01:08:01.720 on but what happens is he gets this call from some representative of scotia bank saying that

01:08:08.960 his account has been deleted by the bank based upon something from head office so jeremy says

01:08:18.780 well who at head office who's responsible for this decision of course the person on the other

01:08:23.400 end of the phone they don't know i'm sorry i don't have that information do you have anybody i could

01:08:28.700 call no sorry i don't have that information but you're also not allowed to enter any branch of

01:08:35.240 scotia bank anywhere at any time without receiving permission first

01:08:40.640 scotia bank has completely cut their ties with jeremy mckenzie they won't say why

01:08:51.660 they don't give him any recourse now i'm wondering if every bank in this country

01:09:02.720 is going to say the same thing i'm sorry mr mckenzie but your money is no good here

01:09:10.640 And if so, how is he going to pay anything?

01:09:14.220 That's the situation we face, my friends.

01:09:17.700 And that's why the alternative society is so important.

01:09:20.420 That's why paying with cash is so important.

01:09:24.480 If the bank is going to be the only way we're allowed to pay our rent, our bills, our mortgages, our loans, whatever else,

01:09:33.400 then we are going to be screwed when they tell us what we can and can't do.

01:09:37.660 They have control over our lives.

01:09:40.640 what i was saying last night that happened in the united states because they're in such terrible

01:09:49.020 financial shape down there they're about to hit their debt ceiling yet again and apparently there's

01:09:55.220 a bail-in going on at some of the banks down in the united states where banks are at bank of

01:09:58.960 america notably is actually taking people's money taking their money out of their accounts literally

01:10:05.640 in canada they're not allowed to do that without going through two or three extra steps more so

01:10:10.620 than in the United States, but they can, and they can debank you as well.

01:10:18.680 So what are you going to do about that? And once again, I am not saying this, my friends, to scare

01:10:24.640 you, to alarm you, to panic you. I am telling you this because you need to know this stuff.

01:10:31.880 go find a bank agreement go find uh an account opening agreement just go to the bank tomorrow

01:10:41.040 maybe and find an account agreement the the the agreement you sign with the bank in order to bank

01:10:47.640 with that establishment and read through it read the fine print read everything what does it say

01:10:52.040 they have control over your money ultimately they have control over your accounts they can

01:10:58.400 give your personal information to the government upon request they can give your information to

01:11:04.220 statistics canada upon request that law was passed five years ago nobody said a damn thing about it

01:11:09.880 i remember hearing about that on the radio in my truck one day sitting in the parking lot

01:11:14.460 at grant park mall and i almost blew a gasket

01:11:17.140 what

01:11:20.360 so what you plan to do about this is obviously your choice

01:11:31.240 but the banks are the devil and credit unions are not much better and the only way and and this

01:11:41.540 you know what this may be a way out of it if we could all band together and you know what

01:11:47.120 But here's something else. Here's something else. As I pointed out, many of us are fighting this war on different fronts. There's people who are fighting these pornographic books that are being distributed in libraries and schools all across North America, people fighting on those fronts. People are fighting media, politicians.

01:12:10.860 what about the banks

01:12:14.120 what if we did a bank run

01:12:17.940 remember last week or the week before

01:12:21.960 we were all supposed to stop buying things

01:12:23.820 well what if

01:12:26.100 the freedom movement in this country

01:12:27.800 all got together and said alright bank run

01:12:29.540 that's what we're doing

01:12:30.820 if we could get 5 million people

01:12:35.820 to pull out

01:12:37.860 $2,000 each

01:12:40.040 from their bank

01:12:42.780 on the same day

01:12:44.120 that would send shockwaves

01:12:47.720 through the country

01:12:48.940 and I could probably be arrested

01:12:50.940 for saying that right now

01:12:52.260 seriously

01:12:54.600 it's that serious

01:12:56.360 well they could try to arrest me

01:12:57.780 and convict me of something

01:12:59.020 charge me with something

01:13:00.160 but I don't think it would stick

01:13:02.000 because I'm not telling you to do it

01:13:06.960 but what if

01:13:10.040 you take two thousand dollars out of your bank account do that five times five million

01:13:18.860 big time right so we can sit there and we can say well we need another convoy

01:13:29.400 well we have to go and attack the media somehow i don't mean literally attack them but we can go

01:13:34.000 and stamp stamp stickers on the wall of their head office in toronto or something like they

01:13:39.200 did with the bbc and the uk which i thought was kind of a brilliant move with all the vaccine

01:13:43.720 dead and injured there but what about hitting them right in the right in the schnuts it's the money

01:13:51.260 he could somehow get five million people to pull out two grand each

01:13:58.380 from their bank accounts they would freak out

01:14:02.640 hashtag bank run

01:14:07.820 last story of the night thank you guys i am really encouraged that we have over 1 000 people

01:14:21.680 actually more like 1200 people watching live right now over four platforms this has been a

01:14:29.180 goal of mine for a while and we're finally starting to make it happen so what we've got right now is

01:14:34.560 over 500 watching on facebook i think there's like very close to 500 watching on rumble right now

01:14:39.660 over on twitter we've got a few hundred watching and i'm sure that i don't know how many but i'm

01:14:44.200 sure there's a few watching on lgm.news right now looking glass media that's the idea we need to

01:14:51.020 diversify we can't all be on one platform so thank you for choosing something else and if you want to

01:14:57.340 join that subscriber group on Facebook, which is going to be around for at least the next six

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01:15:29.580 at eight o'clock central. So remember the other night I was telling you about Ivan Provorov,

01:15:36.620 that Philadelphia Flyers defenseman who wouldn't wear the rainbow jersey in the warm-up for the

01:15:40.660 game. I think it was Monday or Tuesday night. So look at what this senior analyst of NHL.com

01:15:48.040 has to say about that. Listen to what this guy says. It's ridiculous.

01:15:50.900 And neither program can get on a plane any day he wants

01:15:53.680 and go back to a place where he feels more comfortable,

01:15:57.680 take less money, and get on with his life that way.

01:16:00.580 If it's that problematic for him.

01:16:03.420 And he's been in North America for a long time.

01:16:05.680 He played in the Western Hockey League.

01:16:07.640 He's now been in Philadelphia for many years.

01:16:09.960 If this is that much of a problem for him to maybe assimilate into his group of teammates

01:16:14.460 and in the community and here in this country, that's okay.

01:16:18.480 Listen, you can feel any way you want.

01:16:19.740 but the beauty is it bothers you that much there's always a chance to leave go back when

01:16:26.080 you feel more comfortable i understand there's a conflict of sorts going on over there maybe get

01:16:30.120 involved so so this asset is is telling ivan proverov i hope you guys heard that okay he's

01:16:38.660 telling ivan proverov that if you don't want to wear the gay pride jersey then you can go back

01:16:45.240 can fight in the war with russia and ukraine can you even believe that that's the tolerant left

01:16:52.940 that's the tolerant left right there oh look it says there clay travis tweet the tolerant left

01:16:58.060 okay now i have some good news about this

01:17:01.520 where is this from hockeyfeed.com ivan provarov's jersey is now sold out

01:17:10.740 after Tuesday night's protest,

01:17:13.560 which he didn't say was a protest, really.

01:17:15.720 All he said was, it's against my religious values.

01:17:18.460 I'm sorry, but I can't wear that.

01:17:20.480 And he didn't wear it.

01:17:21.580 He didn't go out for the warm-up that night.

01:17:23.860 It's not like he was the only one

01:17:25.260 wearing a regular jersey in the warm-up.

01:17:27.040 That's not the case.

01:17:27.740 He just didn't go out for the warm-up.

01:17:32.000 Intentionally or not,

01:17:33.100 Flyers defenseman Ivan Provorov

01:17:34.780 caused a bit of a controversy Tuesday night.

01:17:36.640 We all know the story. 0.98

01:17:38.340 Russian Orthodox. 0.70

01:17:39.200 As you might expect, the reaction to Provorov's decision, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

01:17:45.500 Oh, what did Sid Cicero have to say about it?

01:17:48.060 This is the guy from City News in Toronto from the morning.

01:17:50.860 Three things, technically.

01:17:52.200 Provorov also spoke to the media after the game and echoed what Tortorella said,

01:17:56.940 so I didn't feel the need to run it.

01:17:58.240 Okay, this is funny.

01:17:59.260 Look at Jack Posobiec says,

01:18:00.520 A chubby Canadian journalist is sobbing on air and pounding the table,

01:18:03.760 demanding the Flyers be fined because Provorov wouldn't wear the Pride jersey.

01:18:09.200 this happened in baseball last year with the Tampa Bay Rays.

01:18:12.080 There were five members of the Tampa Bay Rays who wouldn't wear a patch

01:18:14.500 supporting gay rights and major league baseball didn't do much.

01:18:18.000 It was a story for a little bit.

01:18:20.740 John Tortorella, you know, many years ago when, you know,

01:18:26.820 racial injustice and the Silla is still a stable and racial,

01:18:29.600 when Colin Kaepernick first started kneeling during national anthem said, 0.63

01:18:32.440 anyone who does that on my team is going to sit. And he has a,

01:18:35.900 he has a son who's an army ranger.

01:18:37.100 So it's not like Tortorella in the past hasn't spoken on sensitive issues.

01:18:43.900 The theme from the National Hockey League is hockey is for everyone, okay?

01:18:49.800 Wait a minute.

01:18:50.780 Hold on, hold on.

01:18:51.500 Just a second.

01:18:52.300 Is Sid Sixero actually trying to compare standing for the national anthem

01:18:59.760 to wearing a pride jersey?

01:19:04.760 Is that what he's going with here?

01:19:06.840 that's his argument that if that's weak the theme is not hockey is for everyone dot dot dot

01:19:16.380 unless you don't believe in gay rights then do whatever you want

01:19:19.800 if the national hockey league is going to do this if any league is going to do this

01:19:25.060 do it properly or reevaluate what you're doing because there's not a lot of repercussions that

01:19:32.400 i'm seeing from any league now it could change with the nhl could change with the nhl i think

01:19:37.740 you find the flyers a million dollars for this i'm not kidding figure this out and stop offending

01:19:42.680 people on nights where it's not about that it's supposed to be about inclusivity well if it's

01:19:46.220 about into inclusivity then why do we have to wear just one organization's colors if hockey's for

01:19:54.200 everybody then we should be able to wear just the normal regular jersey we don't have to wear

01:19:57.820 something with rainbows on it do we because that seems to be excluding everybody else

01:20:04.160 that's the whole point about this inclusivity thing is that it's become the exact opposite

01:20:13.980 of what it's supposed to be and they can't see that anyway guys i want you to know that

01:20:23.380 Ivan Provorov's jersey is now

01:20:25.200 completely sold out at the

01:20:27.560 NHL shop and

01:20:29.480 Fanatics, with the exception of

01:20:31.600 Extra Smalls.

01:20:33.380 It is now the most

01:20:35.300 popular jersey

01:20:36.440 in the NHL

01:20:38.440 for the past four days.

01:20:41.980 You can't get it.

01:20:51.460 That, my friends,

01:20:52.840 is the ultimate backfire oh one more thing look what they're doing in the uk they're repurposing

01:20:59.180 old phone booths what do you think they're doing with them have a look at this video

01:21:03.600 hey it's now a defibrillator station

01:21:17.420 yeah so you can just give yourself a jolt if you need it oh whoa better than coffee any day of the

01:21:27.380 week i say they've got these in schools in australia too schools in the uk coming soon

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01:21:40.440 want to make sure everything is available to bring them back should that happen

01:21:45.720 because of course kids die of heart attacks all the time it's absolutely natural been going on for

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01:25:42.540 okay guys next week uh there is a group of of people in the southern part of manitoba

01:25:50.380 who have been fighting libraries public libraries because of certain books

01:25:57.760 pornographic books really that are in the libraries in children's sections within the

01:26:04.820 reach of four and five-year-olds and i can't really go into the detail about about these

01:26:11.600 books but if you saw these books if you're able to look at these books you'd go what the hell

01:26:14.920 does a four or five-year-old ever need to see this book for they have been putting up a fight

01:26:20.200 with the library board down there and even better they have been transmitting their method to

01:26:29.100 different groups across the country so everybody can fight back against this kind of indoctrination

01:26:34.760 that's been going on so we're going to have a representative of one of these groups on the show

01:26:40.980 next tuesday night at eight o'clock so if you're worried about your kids seeing pornographic

01:26:48.000 material whether it's in a library or a school and we're talking about little kids here four

01:26:52.860 five six years old who have no business seeing any of this stuff as a matter of fact it's against

01:26:57.800 the criminal code of canada for kids to be exposed to this sort of stuff even if they claim to be

01:27:06.800 educational there is no reason once you see some of these photos in these books there is no reason

01:27:14.100 for kids to be seeing that and you would agree i'm assuming so that's going to happen on tuesday

01:27:21.020 night and maybe we'll get serena freedom bear on the show if she's interested next week and

01:27:27.460 some other guests i'm working on as well um oh wait a minute i've got a message here from

01:27:34.660 greg wycliffe what does greg have to say here

01:27:44.100 one second

01:27:48.000 greg says do you want jeremy to come on your show i can get in touch with him and suggest it for

01:27:56.020 yes of course yes yes yes yes greg if you're watching right now absolutely i would love

01:28:00.840 jeremy on the show i don't know why that video didn't work maybe instagram took it down but

01:28:05.660 yes of course i'd like jeremy on the show that's absolutely ridiculous that that happened to him

01:28:10.680 today being debanked by Scotiabank. As a matter of fact, what I'd like to do, Greg, again, I'm

01:28:15.460 hoping you're watching right now. What I would like to do is get a round table of a bunch of us

01:28:21.180 freedom folks from around the country on the show. Talk about a bunch of different things at some

01:28:26.020 point next week. So maybe you, maybe Jeremy, maybe Nadine Ness from Saskatoon, Wayne Peters from

01:28:32.780 What's Up Canada, a whole bunch of people. I do a big round table. I think the audience would

01:28:37.020 really appreciate something like that all of our audiences could get together and and have a field

01:28:41.500 day watching something like that see how we all interact and get along that's it for the show

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01:29:13.460 and i didn't read it on the show uh that makes me a liar and i don't see any rumble rants tonight

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01:29:25.640 on facebook and don't forget to give it a retweet on twitter and buy me a coffee on lgm.news i love

01:29:33.080 you all. I will catch you Monday night. Have a great weekend. Bye for now.

The Shadoe Davis Show - January 21, 2023

Shadoe at Nite Friday Jan. 20th⧸2023

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