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00:05:02.800here tonight on the shadow at night live stream all right let's bring him on right now here's
00:05:08.560wayne peters from what's up canada and ethics over fear thank you for coming on again tonight
00:05:14.900wayne i'll tell you last night our buddy and your partner doug force was a force on this show i can't
00:05:22.120even tell you the last time so many people messaged me i woke up to over a hundred messages this
00:05:27.140morning what's this shadow what's that what did he mean when he said this is he going to be doing
00:05:31.280a speaking tour is he coming to winnipeg is he coming to southern manitoba is he going to be
00:05:36.280in saskatchewan or alberta yes he is going to be in all those places we just need to nail down
00:05:41.560some dates and hopefully we can get uh a dual speaking engagement you and doug uh one night
00:06:16.340of a follow-up and and I I said that you know you needed to get Doug first because it was going to
00:06:22.640make a lot more sense out of some of the stuff that I was and wasn't talking about publicly but
00:06:28.780it would make sense afterwards and here we are and welcome to my world every single day being
00:06:36.140Doug's partner you know it's in some of the the endeavors that we're both fully engaged in
00:06:44.080And it's a never ending opportunity to meet and connect with people from every level of expertise and knowledge and people that are asking the right questions, looking for better answers.
00:06:58.780And, you know, and just done with the shenanigans and the games and the charade.
00:07:03.700And it's really, really starting to to make a significant difference.
00:07:09.020You know, two years ago when we started out looking at some of the things we were doing and then a year ago when we partnered up in a mutual bridge organization with Ethics Over Fear, it really opened the door for us to be able to harness the level of expertise that was out there.
00:07:27.300That was, you know, gave us the tools we needed to fill in some of the blocks and the steps on the paths that were out there.
00:07:36.200We knew there was paths out there through different means.
00:07:39.600And it's been an amazing, rewarding collaboration with all of the people that drive ethics over fear.
00:07:46.520and then subsequently the opportunity that it provides Doug
00:07:50.940to provide his expertise level from the constitutional perspective
00:07:55.460and mine from a variety of different perspectives
00:07:59.620as well as plugged into more of the media perspective.
00:08:03.720So it's really a unique evolution of grassroots teamwork, collaboration.
00:08:10.920Nobody's looking for anything out of it except for results.
00:08:16.520You know, every day is a new adventure. When I surrendered to this journey three and a half years ago, I had no idea where it was going to lead me. And every day is still exactly the same. There is such a, I don't even know how to describe it a lot of days. It's definitely a roller coaster. It's definitely an adventure.
00:08:43.180It's not for the faint of heart to do the kinds of things that we do every single day.
00:08:54.200And for myself, taking on different hats rather than, you know, for me, when I stepped out of wearing just the What's Up Canada hat into the team environment, more so with the Ethics Over Fear group, that was taking on way more than I ever expected.
00:09:13.180It's gone way farther than we could have hoped, and there's a different vision that people are now starting to be able to see on the other side of it.
00:09:23.900When we first launched Ethics Over Fear, it was based on questions, just straight questions.
00:09:29.020We had no answers to anything, and that was the point of the exercise right from the beginning and a year later.
00:09:35.400We see things differently, and it's an opportunity for people to take in this knowledge right now.
00:09:42.740some of the stuff that's been going on over the last year has really taken people on on some
00:09:47.780roller coaster rides and um at the end you know and not everybody comes to the same place at the
00:09:54.460same time and um we're seeing this starting to become more uh prevalent with people you know
00:10:02.860like i said just being tired of the shenanigans and the nonsense and looking for something with
00:10:08.380meat and potatoes and the things that make sense and that's really none of us are rewriting you
00:10:14.000know history or anything by what we're able to learn and assemble we're just going through the
00:10:20.340the things that have been stolen from us knowledge information and resources that have been you know
00:10:27.480under siege for you know specifically the last two years easily identifiably but for a lot longer
00:10:35.360than that. And it's, I think, a time, you know, history as we are going to speak about it moving
00:10:43.060forward is going to, the whole COVID thing is going to ultimately go down as people remembering
00:10:49.400what their lives were like during that point in history. You know, similar to 9-11, where we were
00:10:54.980when Princess Di died, most of us that were alive and, you know, thinking humans at that time,
00:11:03.060And these were marker points in our history.
00:11:05.660And I think we're moving through one of those at an exponential pace right now.
00:11:09.600You know, it's interesting you say that because I know you're trying to think about huge crux points in recent history that made us stop and go, wow, I'll remember where I was when this happened.
00:11:20.600But I don't think there's anything comparable to what we have been through over the past over two years now with the changing narrative and the lying and the mandates and the vaccines or as Doug called it last night, the quack scenes.
00:11:39.200I'm hoping that people are able to come through this once we're able to end it.
00:11:43.980And notice how I phrase that once we're able to end it and just be able to heal themselves and move on with their lives, which, by the way, will most likely never be quite the same again.
00:11:57.100We're building communities. And that's the reason that you've come to Manitoba. You've come to Manitoba to to bring people together.
00:12:03.520And let me just say this to you, my friend. When you first arrived almost a month ago now, a three-day trip has turned into a month-long adventure for you, which I think is hilarious.
00:12:17.040We were having some problems with different factions of the freedom movement in the city of Winnipeg. And in the past couple of days, they have all come together and they have moved forward in harmony.
00:12:33.520and I have been privy to seeing this, and I can't be happier to tell you that we are now ready to move ahead to the next phase.
00:12:44.200Wayne, can you tell us what one of your meetings is like?
00:12:50.140Oh, well, you know, it's like taking a drink from a fire hose and getting wrapped up in a warm, comfy blanket by the fire.
00:13:03.520the same time it really is and there's no way to really wrap it up into a nutshell because
00:13:14.760one of the things that I realized coming into this was in order to help people the most best
00:13:22.580thing I had to do was listen so it really stems from laying out a lot of things for people that
00:13:31.060they may not have had the time to do the deep enough research and understanding, providing
00:13:36.040resources, stuff to connect the thoughts that really fill in the context of why things are
00:13:42.300happening right now and to understand some things that are inevitable.
00:13:51.160We cannot, we can't, there's some things we cannot change.
00:13:55.600You know, when I first launched my media company, I thought we were going to stop this
00:14:00.820all well that is uh a delusion at this point but also realizing that hope without action is a
00:14:08.260hallucination we had to find and look at other things right um so instead of wasting our energy
00:14:15.320and resources and time and uh in those brief moments where we have the opportunity to to make
00:14:21.300progress we're not using those time and resources and people wastefully because i realized early on
00:14:30.180And in all of this, the cycle that I was seeing was, you know, every six months, there's a turnover and a group of different groups, different leadership.
00:14:40.360And so I started to ask myself, why is this happening?
00:14:43.560And, you know, and looking again, not comparing notes as a balance sheet, but looking for problem solving things.
00:14:51.840my background was you know has led me to the point where I'm not looking at treatment for
00:15:01.240the tentacle I'm looking at the cause the causation of things and this was where I just
00:15:07.680wanted to start to help connect some of the dots for people and to alleviate that sense of that
00:15:14.880there's no hope anywhere there is hope there's absolute hope um and there is i mean having faith
00:15:22.340in humanity uh in our track track record alone and that should provide hope but what people were
00:15:28.860needing were were actions that made sense actions that were going to take people in the direction
00:15:33.560where they ultimately want to go and that's part of the problem i think that that i'm being able
00:15:39.740to help communities one-on-one focus on what is that point where you're going to what does it look
00:15:46.640like what does the other side of this look like to your community specifically and then to work
00:15:53.560backwards from there to where we are now and giving actionable uh steps and resources to start
00:16:01.100to create that path in a in a way that's in the light that's that's daylight that people can see
00:16:07.800and to reestablish some of these things.
00:16:11.180And I realized early on that the foundation of the problem
00:16:15.080is that our social contract has been destroyed.
00:16:19.040So this is where the rebuilding has to take place.
00:16:24.280And building a path back to a normal that we understand or not,
00:16:28.660we can never have that normal as we knew it before,
00:16:32.120but back to a sense of living that we do understand,
00:16:34.780that is representative of our nation, our principles, our values, all of those kinds of things.
00:16:40.520Let me stop you for a second there, Wade, and back up just a little bit when we talk about the social contract.
00:16:45.340That's something you and I discussed last weekend when we met.
00:16:50.540But there may be people out there right now going, what do you mean social contract?
00:16:54.240How has it been destroyed? Can you give us some examples of that?
00:16:57.200A perfect example of that is at one point having a face-to-face meeting with a senior leading political official and speaking to them about exactly what Doug was speaking about last night, de facto versus de sure.
00:17:12.840And literally, the response was, so long as we continue to operate under implied consent, that is the accepted social contract, they will continue to do what they will continue to do.
00:17:24.720So that really started me to thinking about what that meant, what that social contract meant, and what the implications of that exact social contract are.
00:17:33.500And this is exactly where we are now being provided the most unique opportunity in human history to rewrite that social contract when we understand the process that's being perpetrated upon us.
00:17:45.400It's that top-down ideology with that municipal base-level implementation.
00:17:49.880that they have been rewriting that social contract,
00:17:53.200taking advantage of our implied consent under every level of governance and leadership
00:17:58.160and doing what they want anyways, and we accept that at the municipal level.
00:18:03.680We can also say, you know, in terms of social contracts, just generally people,
00:18:09.340you know, today it seems that wearing a mask is perfectly acceptable.
00:18:14.520Whereas two years ago, if you were seen walking down the street wearing a surgical mask on your face,
00:18:19.540people would have looked at you like you had three heads uh the handshake principle right
00:18:24.280people are still some people not all are skittish to reach their hand out and this is this is a
00:18:30.380basic staple of our social contract the handshake right these days people got you know i don't know
00:18:36.660if i want to shake your hand or give you a hug but i will bump your elbow or maybe i'll just say
00:18:41.780hello from a safe distance every aspect of our of our social contract within our known working
00:18:49.260world is under assault, whether it's the forced implementation of child pornography in our schools
00:18:59.100to the 12-month celebration of alphabet soup stuff, propaganda, endlessly, relentlessly
00:19:09.460tormented. Christians get two holidays a year, but they are now one of the top two1.00
00:19:14.440most dangerous religions in Canada. This is the kind of nonsense that is rewriting exactly that,1.00
00:19:22.080that implied social contract, what's acceptable to do in the general public, in the day-to-day
00:19:26.880lifestyles. They're trying to tell us that minor attracted persons are okay in the social contract.
00:19:33.360We should not be upset by these kinds of things. They are telling us that it is offensive. It is
00:19:38.140a crime against uh our our citizens to say merry christmas to them this is not the social contract
00:19:44.980that uh the average canadian lives by and this is what has been absolutely divided at every
00:19:51.000point uh in our existence from the schools the medical board um i you know look at that you see
00:19:59.620that headline right i did this morning and you know i i really not wanted to step in on that one
00:20:06.160because that's the kind of stuff that could lead me to saying things in public
00:20:11.600that I might later regret considering some of the lists that I'm probably already on.
00:20:31.720This is that social contract that has been completely under assault
00:20:35.400And the way we sever that is we take the gas out of the tank, we do that at the municipal level, we literally teach the communities from the base level, here, come meet your neighbors, start rewriting this social contract, who you're responsible to, the global citizen or to your community first, and how to actually take the step-by-step processes and procedures that it's going to take you through those things.
00:21:00.260It's reorganizing how we think about how our municipalities and our counties work and run and operate and taking appropriate steps accordingly, not unlawful, not illegal, not violent, not offensive or in any way, shape or form.
00:21:20.580is just taking some of those energy and resources
00:21:23.680to more fruitful things within our community
00:21:25.600rather than engaging in 100% of our efforts
00:21:29.440into straight-up protests and rallies.
00:21:49.400implement into what they're doing it's and then again none of this is rewriting uh anything that
00:21:55.400people don't know but things have been uh so uh distorted out there as to what uh is possible
00:22:03.540and the sense and state of urgency that things are at there that that we are oftentimes emotionally
00:22:11.200misled into where our priorities and energies um are you know the most fruitful to to to work
00:22:20.240towards and uh you know appropriately categorizing what we can and cannot do and what we should and
00:22:27.320should and should not do uh is something that can help people be a lot more productive and when we
00:22:33.060start to be more productive we start to gain more interest and we stop losing those people that get
00:22:37.780tired and worn out along the way because they get beat up beat down canceled out we've got to find
00:22:43.320ways to to be stronger to restore our communities and to to take the and create some things that
00:22:50.900will help um you know the long-term vision rather than the immediate pain points so there's people
00:22:56.800right now who are watching going and and and i'm saying all right guys this is actually step one
00:23:01.920step one in you know forming communities and moving from clown world which is where we're
00:23:08.640currently residing into normal world that makes sense take back your social contracts it's okay0.99
00:23:15.960to say merry christmas absolutely it's not okay to for your kids to be given masturbation
00:23:22.220assignments in kindergarten class that's absolutely not cool so what people have started to do now
00:23:27.900is they have started to take their children out of the public school system where all this stuff
00:23:32.720is happening and they're starting to move them either into homeschooling or education co-ops and
00:23:37.860i do know of a couple of education co-ops that are happening even now as we speak in the southern
00:23:43.780part of this province that's going to be one of the steps required to build a new community
00:23:49.160a breakaway community as you say now last night wayne doug said that the globalists have already
00:23:55.820lost. And it's based upon the currency. They're not going to be able to implement their digital
00:24:01.080programmable currency worldwide. So right now they're having a temper tantrum. And that's why
00:24:06.100we're feeling the high gas prices and the inflation where it costs you $30 to buy three chicken
00:24:13.320breasts at a Safeway or a Sobeys. So we are going to have to weather this storm. And that's why we're
00:24:19.560doing the community building. I had mentioned to some other people, there's actually communities
00:24:26.300who are making their own gasoline. There are self-sustaining communities all over the place.
00:24:32.040These communities don't necessarily have to be physically attached. In other words, you're not
00:24:37.220going to have to move from your home, at least not at this point. You're not going to have to move
00:24:41.960from your home that you've worked and sweated for for the last 25 or 30 years into a commune type
00:24:47.020scenario what we can do is build community gardens anywhere while we're working on um a
00:24:54.700government and a constitution so take us through some other steps actual material things that
00:25:02.020people can do to build community without necessarily having to move from their homes
00:25:07.420you know that's one of the reasons why i i've been spending some more extra time in southern
00:25:14.520Manitoba. So many of the communities out here have already started doing some of the things
00:25:21.580that they need to do without actually maybe realizing the long-term benefits of some of
00:25:28.860those kinds of things. So it's been not easier, but it's been more quickly moving with helping
00:25:36.500them understand some of the exact things that we can start to do and identify that help us
00:25:43.480not necessarily break or break away from from society that's not what we're doing is we're
00:25:49.880restoring our Canadian society right so uh this is kind of where in southern it is particularly
00:25:57.520in southern Manitoba it's the number one thing uh for all of us is food right I mean we need to eat
00:26:05.600So southern Manitoba and Manitoba is seriously, I believe, underrepresented in the in the large discussions of how the economy of Canada works.
00:26:19.020Right. So they grow a lot of stuff here.
00:26:22.500Yeah. The thing that they still have here is a community infrastructure to an extent.
00:26:28.340It has been completely destroyed here.
00:26:30.120And when we start to shift from the panic mode or the trauma mode of fight or flight, and people start to accept, whoa, they can breathe a second here, their family is basically prepared.
00:26:43.840You know, they've done, taken the steps, they've done a lot of the things.
00:26:47.180And then to understand that as individuals, we don't survive the future without community anyways.
00:26:57.580And just leading people through an audible discussion of what that looks like, community by community, the steps that they have more easily and readily available to them specifically.
00:27:10.840How does that then connect to the next community and vice versa?
00:27:15.460So it's really a much quicker process to reestablish not just the individual supply chain and responsibility, but the community supply chain and responsibility.
00:27:29.040and to start to think about those kinds of things
00:28:24.940So this is where the first step for getting through all of this and providing ourselves with the healthy communities to do the constitutional conventions, to take us to a place of actual sovereignty is only going to be possible if we are not forced to succumb to a desperation for this digital currency exchange system that they intend to implement on us.
00:28:52.580that if for any everybody that succumbs to that agenda is going to be finding it incredibly
00:28:58.380difficult to ever escape it in order to regain that opportunity for a voice for sovereign Canada
00:29:04.500one of the things uh you know we talked about it for a minute before the show there's no way that
00:29:09.320doug could could give you all of the information that you guys would need to know in an hour
00:29:13.920it's just physically impossible likewise here one of the things that that people don't often
00:29:20.180realize necessarily is that we understand the principle uh from watching the movies that
00:29:25.660when the bad guys get busted all of their riches get taken away and given back to the victims
00:29:31.280do most people realize that the same thing happens to the debt accrued by criminals
00:29:36.940so if we actually go through the process of these constitutional conventions and regain our
00:29:43.340sovereignty the 1.2 trillion dollars worth of debt that has been incurred by these criminals
00:29:48.360becomes their responsibility, and all of their non-profits, NGOs, and private foundations
00:29:53.740would then be reimbursing the crimes that they've committed.
00:29:59.080So what we need to do is understand that we're running out of runway, first of all.
00:30:05.740That's one of the expressions you use. I love that.
00:33:22.020The whole world needs to step up on this, regardless of what we believe in for anything, politics, religion, faith.
00:33:32.580All of those things are an absolute 100% moot point if we don't intervene on this pandemic policy now, right now.
00:33:43.760May 22nd, they start the vote on this thing, and we need to stop this now.
00:33:48.500Doug mentioned last night that Canada cannot sign on to that treaty because we're not a sovereign nation, first of all. Secondly, health care is administered in this country by the provinces. So the provinces would all have to sign off on the federal government signing this treaty. And if we build sustainable communities, this won't be able to touch us anyhow.
00:34:13.080that's the that's the point of the of the our own sustainable communities but as far as for the
00:34:20.000letter of the law as to what they're going to do as far as for policy we can see how much that
00:34:27.780sovereignty has actually mattered in what they have given away under the auspices of the UNSDA
00:34:34.340and the migration compact already the and including the current pandemic every torture
00:34:41.560that they've inflicted on Canadians has been under the auspices of the WHO
00:36:25.280We started harping on this a few weeks ago just as it kind of came to our attention.
00:36:30.280And, I mean, the World Council for Health, where Doug and I and Ethics Over Fear sit as part of some of the steering committees, we've been working on this, trying to get the message out on exactly this.
00:36:57.100But it's going to really depend on what the nation's delegates say when they get there to that.
00:37:01.700I don't expect that we'll change what Canadian delegates say or are told to say, but it's worth a shot.
00:37:11.780And if enough nations balk at it, perhaps there's an opportunity.
00:37:16.180I know America is going to be in for a rough ride if they try and stick this one through.
00:37:20.620um this the americans like we've been hearing that never mind canada right now like the u.s
00:37:27.140is a country that adheres to its constitution judicially uh politically for most most of the
00:37:35.440time i know that the left-wing faction of the democratic party has been trying to overwrite
00:37:39.900certain aspects of the constitution but mostly when things get challenged in courts down there
00:37:45.000It comes out on the side of the Constitution. What this new deal with the World Health Organization looks like, from what I've been reading, is that the Americans are giving up their sovereignty, their medical sovereignty, and this treaty will override their Constitution.
00:38:03.940That is the foundation of the premise of these documents, is that every nation within the 194 nations assembled, if they get a majority vote, will expect it to adhere to this international policy.
00:38:18.380And if the WHO should happen to declare a pandemic of any sort that they believe is, you know, whatever, you know, stage three, stage four, whatever trip point that they decide, that it gives them the governing and decision authority over every nation within the United Nations, not just the ones that signed on to the documents.
00:38:44.540But there's a really, really tough thing for me to digest in this document that I haven't really heard.
00:38:53.980I've heard Susan Stanfield speak to this, but within the amendments that came out and were written in January, that's what they're voting on is the set of amendments that were submitted in January to the World Health Assembly, and they're voting on this.
00:39:09.540But within that assembly, written in January, just before we get there, when did Putin invade the Ukraine?
00:39:19.180Is that one of the comments you're seeing?
00:39:29.520The amendments to this policy were submitted in January with a clause in there for many, many millions of dollars to be used for the Ukraine humanitarian crisis.
00:41:12.120And I don't know what the result on this is going to be, but this is not a defining thing for Canadians.
00:41:24.960And in fact, all of North America, I really don't know.
00:41:29.500That runway gets an awful lot shorter, an awful lot quicker.
00:41:35.520Which means we have to start really ramping up our efforts here.
00:41:39.760And I know, Wayne, that you've been working tires tirelessly and you're tired. I can see it in your face, my friend. I know. But we have to. And I'm willing to help you in any way that I can to spread this message around to people to make them understand that it's time to start building community, get to know your neighbors.
00:41:58.180This is what Doug was saying last night, Doug Forrest. He said, you know, no, community is not necessarily a commune, one area where everybody lives. Right. You can still be in your house. Get to know your neighbors. Get to know what they're thinking. Find out from the people across the street, maybe across the alley. Get to know what they're thinking. Maybe tell them, look, this is some of the stuff that's going on.
00:42:22.220You may, in fact, be called a conspiracy theorist and they might look at you like you're nuts or you might find somebody who is of like mind.
00:42:30.900And that's why I keep saying in the comment section, you guys watching right now, this is why I keep saying find somebody in your neighborhood, in your town, in your city.
00:42:39.960That's why I say write down where you're watching from so that you can contact these people and you guys can get together and start working on a plan.
00:43:04.160Well, you know, not to say that nothing else is working, but understanding human nature and what people are actually truly are up against.
00:43:12.680Not everybody has the fortitude or the energy or the willingness to go to a high pressure, highly agitated, very emotional event, police all over the place.
00:43:27.640Maybe protests and rallies aren't their thing where they can provide an impact in their community.
00:43:33.800So start thinking up some things where your community can get involved in immediate progress within your community.
00:43:41.140find a neutral territory, some neutral ground that provides a pressure-free atmosphere where
00:43:47.240we can start to have conversations that look a little bit different or sound a little bit
00:43:51.320different. You can even do this Wayne over coffee, right? I mean, you just, you know,
00:43:55.440have somebody over for coffee at your place. A few like-minded people, that's where these
00:43:59.320things start at the grassroots in somebody's living room or dining room. That's where it
00:44:03.260starts. And exactly that. Take that kitchen table talk to the community. Take a half a dozen people,
00:44:08.200go out into the community do something that is different uh you know these were the the things
00:44:13.400that brought communities together not that long ago uh you know and this is something that the
00:44:18.960the uh communities in manitoba and in saskatchewan understand uh still to this day because it's a part
00:44:28.100of their culture uh the the you know the barn raising events or you know the uh the processing
00:44:34.820events for the families who get together and do things for all the families they still have that
00:44:39.800embedded in their culture and these are the things that are the ultimate natural intervention in the
00:44:45.240globalism that they're trying to stuff that down our neck how we get how we create that intervention
00:44:50.620is we don't fight with them we don't play their game anymore we just restore the things and values
00:44:57.560that keep us healthy and sane and sound within our communities.
00:45:01.780And sometimes that sound mind and body can't be achieved at a protest or a rally
00:45:11.140or an event that needs to come from nurturing within the community.
00:45:15.600And it's amazing the difference in relationships that you can nurture
00:45:20.700If I go and I speak at a large event, I don't get a chance to actually listen.
00:45:24.620And when I go and speak at some of these smaller events, I can do, you know, in 30 seconds and I can exercise this even here with your audience tonight.
00:45:34.560When I go into a room, there's 150 people and I ask them how many people know about the barter and trade system.
00:45:40.040125 will stick their hands up and I say, OK, great.
00:45:43.000Now, how many of you know any of your friends and neighbors that actually use and do business on this?
00:45:47.920About 20 percent of the room sticks their hand up and they all go, wow.
00:45:51.340I didn't know there was that many people I could do business with outside of cash.
00:45:55.420These are the kinds of things that you can't have that kind of discussion at a protest or rally.
00:46:20.880a party or a temper tantrum but either way you do get to connect with people maybe for the very
00:46:26.340first time but something like that having said that though i believe it's time to move past that
00:46:31.240into that's where you get to invite them to one of these right community and betterment events
00:46:36.680right so you actually get plugged into something that gives them the meat and potatoes that is
00:46:41.380more sustaining and nourishing than that candy of the of the protest in their alley so let me ask
00:46:46.900you this then the barter and trade system that you were just discussing uh one of my guys messaged
00:46:52.140me earlier today and said have you heard of any businesses that would be willing to be involved
00:46:56.660in something like that and i said it's early in the process man um and i think a lot of businesses
00:47:02.320are maybe a little bit scared to put their names out there like that but i think that that idea is
00:47:09.440starting to build we'll trade you some plywood maybe for some uh some seeds or some uh you know
00:47:16.480some grass, some sod. That's the barter and trade system. Do you see that building where you are?
00:47:23.400Absolutely. Everywhere. This has been going on for a while.
00:47:26.080And how do we know who is involved in that and who isn't?
00:47:29.580You know, and you never know if you don't ask, first and foremost. And perhaps barter and trade
00:47:34.820is the old fashioned thinking of it where it's become more of an equity trade, an equity balance,
00:47:41.480A value exchange system. What is this worth to me? Supply and demand. Getting back to basics of that. It could be anything. It could be sweat equity. It could be land equity, usage, any of the different kinds of things that provide for our community.
00:51:03.820Giving them something that will help them to find a path of discovery is the best thing that we can do for them.
00:51:11.960If we try to tell them and explain to them they are programmed for that, they're expecting that, they dial out.
00:51:18.240If you find their pain point, give them a seed, a grain of something that will take them in the direction that will help them discover whatever that pain point is, can break that satanic lullaby.
00:51:34.260And from that point forward, regardless if we are able to do that, when people do come and ask, we need to stop challenging them.
00:52:43.960Everything that we consume right now is going to need to be replaced if, not if, but when that fiat currency collapses.
00:52:53.040So the sooner that we have an alternative to those things sourced within our communities, and if we don't have them directly within our communities, then finding out which community nearest us does have these kinds of things.
00:53:04.180Understanding a baseline for where we have a plethora of or a need shortage of or special needs within our communities being prepared for these kinds of things is going to make it far more difficult for the government to corner us into adopting their slavery system.
00:53:25.120If we don't need it, it doesn't survive. If we don't adopt it, it doesn't survive. The longer we can withstand being forced to adopt compliance of that, we stand a better chance of survival because those guys, those thugs, those Marxists, they don't do anything without a paycheck.
00:53:44.760They don't do anything for nothing. They're not going to come in, run the risk of dealing with a community of a thousand people that are, you know, looking at the mind of looking after their community first. They don't want to mess with that. What are they going to do?
00:53:59.500You know, and that's at that point, it is literally a war of attrition as we move to that process and as our communities get this established strength restored to them, this is where the process can be moved forward into exactly the legitimate legal process of taking us into being a sovereign nation.
00:54:25.380But until we collectively come together and start strengthening our communities and we're in a position to initiate and engage that process, it's going to be very difficult to escape the slavery.
00:54:36.240Well, Wayne, I'll tell you this right now. There's people having talking to each other about what they can do.
00:54:41.560there's some people laughing right now. And, you know, I think these are the people who were
00:54:45.320probably not quite convinced that society, the fiat currency and society is going to be
00:54:53.900on the verge of collapse very soon. Louise just wanted to know, what are we supposed to do in
00:54:59.460the wintertime? Well, that's why we're urging you right now on May the 13th, Friday the 13th,
00:55:05.480with summer in front of us, we still have May, June, July, August, September, we still have a
00:55:11.360good four or five months i don't think they're going to do anything while summer's happening i
00:55:15.080think basically these guys are going to move in when everybody hunkers down for the winter time
00:55:20.580so between now and then and that's only my opinion i might be wrong on that but between now and then
00:55:26.900that is the time to make yourself sustainable for those winter months exactly that look like
00:55:32.960Yeah, you know, this is where, you know, I don't do what I do to be right.
00:55:42.460More often than not, I pray that I'm wrong.
00:55:45.620Unfortunately, we've seen all of the playbooks, and they are consistent.
00:55:52.140And the only inconsistencies in their playbooks occur when we interject and we take them off of their game.
00:56:00.380And there's been several marker points of that that have evidenced themselves over the last four years of this big power move that they've been making, this manufactured destabilization.
00:56:11.580All of these things that are happening to us are being manufactured.
00:56:15.160There's nothing natural about any of this.
00:56:18.520And so high gas prices, for example, I'm sorry to interrupt you, but these high gas prices, again, 187.9 in the city of Winnipeg today.
00:56:26.400There's absolutely no excuse, reason or justification for it.
00:56:30.020absolutely not now they're blaming the uh the action in ukraine for that but it's not it's just
00:56:38.140they're doing it artificially they're trying to make it so you're not going to be able to travel
00:56:43.240this induces fear in you and it also creates inflation same with the grocery same with all of
00:56:51.540that every last bit of it is intertwined and this anybody that believes that canada is the
00:56:59.880superhero moving forward in the rest of the world's eyes by supporting uh ukraine and the
00:57:06.300way that we are uh the rest of the world is literally watching in shock and awe as they see
00:57:13.660canada commit social economic suicide in the name of chasing a corrupt story we are literally by
00:57:22.840following all of this narrative that our government is entrenching um we are literally
00:57:28.740creating a lemming capitalist society uh we are literally uh you know printing money and
00:57:35.600funding the the crooks into our own oblivion at this point and again uh people will take this
00:57:44.720this information and they'll do with it what they will at least they have access to it and if
00:57:49.880anything happens after that uh they're going to have to live with that with the knowledge of that
00:57:54.860And again, I don't do any of this so that I could say I'm right.
00:57:59.600I'm unfortunately right more often than I'm wrong.
00:58:02.440And this is why I'm willing to put in so much work to help those that are willing.
00:58:08.160And it's not, again, we're not reinventing society.
00:58:11.980We're just restoring our social communities.
00:58:15.460And if there's a problem with that in people's eyes, then maybe they are a part of the problem that we're up against already.
00:58:24.860of everything we were just talking about as everybody knows there's been a baby formula
00:58:29.060shortage in the united states and now that is creeping into canada not sure if anybody saw
00:58:34.200this headline today but let's go to the daily mail where artificial breast milk firm that
00:58:39.360offers an environmentally friendly alternative to baby formula has received 3.5 million dollars
00:58:45.100from investment fund backed by bill gates jeff bezos and mark zuckerberg so what does that tell
00:58:53.980you bill gates and company are all in again on uh having design and manufacturing and patent
00:59:05.580control of every consumable that we live on um just recently they announced the approval of
00:59:14.060genetically modified cows and and this was the third food meat source that they have received
00:59:24.160permission to mass produce at the same time as bill gates becomes one of the largest shareholders
00:59:30.200of our largest owners of farmland at the same time as all of our food stocks our natural food
00:59:37.840stocks which by the way fall under different regulations and laws and they cannot mess with
00:59:45.200our natural food stocks and how they sell and market them and what they can do to them but
00:59:51.640if it's a patented organism they can do whatever they can whatever they want to it like you know
00:59:58.220put your vitamins and your vaccinations in there and sell it to you as a food source
01:00:03.660So they're wiping out our organic, natural food staple sources, telling us that driving to the food store is going to kill us all.
01:00:17.660And at the same time, they're going to provide everything we need through Frank and Moo and Frank and Cow and Frank and this and Frank and that.
01:03:49.200That means I am doing the job that $3 billion of Canadian tax dollars are being wasted upon at CBT, CTV and Global
01:03:57.380because I am at least asking questions doing the job that all of those organizations are supposed to do
01:04:04.720Because at the heart of it all, that is the only sole purpose of news and media is to hold governments and entities to account by asking the unacceptable, the unexpected, the abnormal, the conspiracy theory.
01:04:20.300These are how conspiracy theories become conspiracy facts.
01:04:24.120And as soon as people wake up to the rest of that cycle, that got interrupted when people stopped realizing that media was supposed to ask questions when that became the socially contract of the past and not acceptable.
01:04:40.840Again, social contract, just desecration between our expectation and what the legacy media delivers is so shattered that people can't.
01:04:51.780They literally have a glitch or a meltdown when they're in the company of somebody that dares to ask questions that they couldn't talk about.
01:05:01.260Well, we are truth seekers. Never mind conspiracy theorists.
01:05:04.780When we say conspiracy, conspiracy is something that's going on behind closed doors, behind the scenes.
01:05:11.520It's a shadowy group of shadowy characters who are trying to carry this out.
01:05:15.480That's what we've seen in movies and TV shows over the past.
01:05:18.100We're light shutters. That's really all it is.
01:05:20.520Yeah. But the thing is, we're not even that.
01:05:23.480And here's why. All we're doing, Wayne, is going to websites like the World Economic Forum or the World Health Organization or even the CDC.
01:05:31.900and we're exposing them for themselves.
01:05:36.100I mean, they have already admitted it.
01:05:38.720The left-wing corporate media does not want to cover it,
01:06:25.820You look at the 2,000 mules documentary.
01:06:29.300oh my god yeah i watched that yesterday that's amazing right right there yep right there yep
01:06:35.260video what's funny about that particular movie is i think it came out earlier this week already
01:06:42.680all of the left-wing corporate rags in the united states have been trashing it and doing a fact
01:06:47.460check on it look there are no fact checks to do on it that movie is a fact check in itself
01:06:52.260they have video of these people filling up ballot boxes at four o'clock in the morning
01:06:57.720Their methodology is sound enough to charge a murder, a murderer in a murder case, but it's not sound enough to be accepted for investigation into fraud, election fraud.
01:07:13.020This is part of the problem. This is the cognitive dissonance that some people still face. And there's different levels of it. Right.
01:07:19.200So what we've got is those people, those ones that are the safest election in American history.
01:07:25.080OK, fine. You guys are never, ever going to believe anything we tell you.
01:07:28.460That's fine. Then there's other people, maybe some people who are watching this show right now who are going, you know what?
01:07:34.240There's something funny going on out there. I don't know exactly what it is, but there's something I can smell a rat.
01:07:40.480But I'm not really interested in trying to make myself self-sufficient, sufficient, because that's pro.
01:07:51.060The CEOs of some of the largest big food corporations in the world, just in the last month, and you guys can look this up too, just in the last month have said there will be food shortages.
01:08:06.740As Wayne pointed out earlier, the supply chain has been broken intentionally.
01:08:10.900You have seen Klaus Schwab in a video on the website of the World Economic Forum talk about food shortages, talking about Internet outages, talking about rolling blackouts all across the Western world.
01:08:33.340They're telling you right to your face.
01:08:36.600I've read enough of the history books and looked at what happens to some of these societies that happen, you know.
01:08:45.400And as journalists, we're going to hear these stories coming down the road where somebody is literally walking, will be walking down the road with a wagon full of a million Canadian dollars and can't find somebody to sell them a can of tuna or a loaf of bread, right?
01:09:03.040This is the part of communism that these people don't understand.
01:09:16.280We started talking about this three years ago because that is the only way this process stands up for them.
01:09:23.040And unfortunately, whether we like it or not, there's going to come a point where we're going to have to decide whether we're going to accept slavery and build the castle, rebuild the castle the way they want in their build back better fashion where we are all good little slaves, those of us that are left.
01:09:40.260Or we are going to say, no, we want to maintain our humanity and our freedom.
01:09:45.960And we're not going to accept that because we don't need it.
01:09:51.340that's going to be the choice yeah like it guys we may have to step back in time a little bit
01:09:59.300somebody said to me the other day are we going back in time to like flintstone age with the
01:10:04.540with cars we have to you know like use our legs to get get around that's that's the thing that's
01:10:10.480the thing how far we're going to get thrown backwards in time right now this is when we
01:10:15.680decide yeah right now this spring this summer this is when we decide how far back are we going
01:10:22.120to get thrown back to the stone age or to the 1950s well i'll tell you this i think if we're
01:10:29.300able to to hold out for two or three years we may be able to get it back if enough people go wait a
01:10:36.880minute because what i do see wayne and this is something you and i have talked about also
01:10:40.920What I do see is people being folded into the new digital world, the new digital currency and the new digital IDs and having their records and facial recognition patterns in everywhere for government agencies and corporate agencies, for that matter, because after all, this is what the World Economic Forum is looking for, corporate and private partnerships.
01:11:02.220But there's going to be people, maybe over the course of the first six months of this, or maybe a year, where they say, you know what? No, no, I can't do this. I don't own anything. They've taken everything away from me. I'm just getting up every morning and going to this bullshit job, and I have nothing to show for it, because they're not going to allow you to save any money anymore.
01:11:22.760You can't buy anything of substance. You can't own property. So maybe I want to go back to my freedom. At least I can go back and do that. It's going to be a little bit more hard work. But maybe I can go join one of those communities. Do you see that happening? And vice versa. Do you see people going, you know what, this is too much work. I'm going to fold myself back into the digital currency and be done with it already.0.99
01:11:46.780I think there's going to be a certain amount that are going to be desperate and are going to fold to that.
01:11:57.120But overwhelmingly, I don't believe that, again, that it can sustain itself.
01:12:05.620I just truly don't believe that it can.
01:12:08.580People seriously underestimate the silent majority out there.
01:18:01.100Again, Shadow, we're taking these lessons and we're using them very wisely.
01:18:07.940We're taking our own advice, and we're developing a lot of really amazing resources that people are going to find help in over the next couple of days.
01:18:21.100Now, people are asking, too, like, how do I get involved in this, you know, breakaway community?
01:18:26.780We told you tonight, start making yourself self-sustaining.
01:18:31.340Start forming relationships with other people of like mind and take it from there.
01:18:36.620We're going to be adding some access points for people that are specifically interested in getting involved in this onto the websites over the next couple of days.
01:19:38.860You know, chances are good you've met people within your community
01:19:44.820in the comment section of the show here.
01:19:49.360take the next step, invite them over for coffee, or go out for coffee, get together and have a
01:19:55.660beer, whatever it is, meet them, make a plan, see if they know somebody else like us. You'd be
01:20:04.860surprised, as Wayne said, he's banking on the silent majority to step up. And I've been saying
01:20:11.220the same thing for months now. I believe that the people out there who are absolutely dedicated to
01:20:19.320the pandemic and the mandates and the masks, I believe they are a minority, a big minority.
01:20:26.060And when I say big, I mean small. All right. I did have a few other things that I wanted to0.95
01:20:33.000talk about tonight. James Topp has been charged for speaking against COVID-19 vaccine mandates
01:20:40.680while in uniform. This global news story here does not mention that James has been walking
01:20:46.400across canada for the past couple of months and will be for the next month and a half doesn't
01:20:51.180mention that at all nope why would they why would they mention that oh hey here's a video of joe
01:21:01.300rogan this was just released today and i'm not sure if you guys have seen this yet here is a
01:21:06.180video of joe rogan calling justin trudeau a dictator i think it's dictator let's go ahead and
01:21:14.240rate of taxation but i always knew that canada was really high and you know it used to be that
01:21:20.680canada was high but crime was low or the united states people were friendlier it seems like a
01:21:25.480great system because you have socialized medicine you have you know some sort of a health care
01:21:30.320system up there although there's a lot of complaints about that as well your education
01:21:33.940system is uh it seems like it's more accessible to people to go to college and things like that
01:21:39.440so you're contributing into this pile which is fine but then when you have what's a creepy0.98
01:21:46.220fucking dictator for a prime minister and that's what he is he is the way he behaves the way he0.97
01:21:51.740behaved during this thing and just the disingenuous way that he communicated it freaked me out because0.99
01:21:57.520i never thought that guy was like that i always we had a conversation a few years ago where you
01:22:02.460were sort of more positive i thought he was a handsome fellow with a good vocabulary and seems
01:22:06.620like a nice guy and you know before he really leaned into the woke stuff i just thought he was
01:22:10.880a kind sensitive guy and i was like that's probably a good you know disposition to be a leader but
01:22:17.720just the way he labeled those truckers as racist for no reason the people that were protesting
01:22:25.840against mandates he decided they were misogynists and racists transphobic yeah yeah it was just but
01:22:32.280But the way he did it was just like he just cast a pejorative label on them with no evidence, with no provocation.
01:22:40.900It was just like, I'm going to label them this so that then I can impose laws to stop them from doing what is essentially a peaceful protest.
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01:25:46.720t-shirt giveaway time guys i am giving it away right now i need a number between 80 and 95 what
01:25:54.500is the number the number is between in my head here i'm going to write it down on a piece of
01:25:58.100paper the number is between 80 and 95 but what's the number i'm looking for you don't have to be
01:26:05.900first you just have to be right and the reason for that i say every single night and you guys
01:26:10.840know this is because i see the comments come in at a different pace than you do and i see the
01:26:16.080comments come in in different order than you do so what you see as the first correct answer
01:26:20.640i wouldn't so there's no sense in doing that all you need to do is write down the number that i
01:26:26.720have written down right here between 80 and 95 gaylene turner oliver gaylene turner oliver said
01:26:34.94088. And there's the number. So Gaylene, here's what you do. You email me shadow Davis at gmail.com.
01:26:44.240All right. That is S H A D O E D A V I S. And here's the, uh, the email down at the bottom guys.
01:26:51.440It says E transfers, but don't feel compelled to, to send me any contributions at all. I'm just
01:26:57.120putting this up simply because I want people to see the email address. If you have any concerns
01:27:01.480or questions as well, or ideas for the show,
01:27:04.440you can email me as well, shadowdavis at gmail.com.
01:27:09.000That's S-H-A-D-O-E-D-A-V-I-S at gmail.com.
01:27:16.660All right, Gaylene, please send me a message,
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01:27:24.540your telephone number, and your size preference.
01:27:28.220And that's it for the show tonight, you guys.
01:27:30.040It's been a fantastic week here on the Shadow at Night livestream.
01:27:33.520I'd like to thank you for your support.
01:27:35.080I'd like to thank you for joining the show.
01:27:36.900I wish you all a pleasant weekend, and I will catch you.
01:27:40.780Listen, you know, I think I still have a little bit of a scratchy throat
01:27:44.540from whatever I had a couple of weeks ago, but it feels a lot better.
01:27:48.840It just doesn't sound very good right now.