The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Friday Nov. 17th⧸2023 Just how corrupt is the UN anyway？

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00:03:30.000 hey everybody good evening welcome it's shadow at night it is friday it's friday friday friday

00:03:39.800 friday friday november the 17th 2023 i love you all i appreciate you all and i want to thank you

00:03:45.440 all for being here tonight special guest we have the story this woman is going to tell us all

00:03:52.620 tonight, I talked to her on the phone this afternoon, is absolutely mind-blowing. And

00:04:00.400 what the knowledge that she had to walk around with for almost 40 years, I don't know how 0.99

00:04:05.420 she did it. We'll ask her that question tonight. Her name is April Reeves. And she was doing

00:04:12.600 some work on behalf of the United Nations back in the 1980s and ran across some information

00:04:17.140 She probably shouldn't have run across, but she did.

00:04:21.440 And what she found out even back then was alarming, alarming.

00:04:29.120 They had their plans as far back as that.

00:04:32.200 Some people don't believe this is an orchestrated plan.

00:04:35.700 Some people believe it goes back 500 years, 1,000 years.

00:04:39.020 It's the Freemasons.

00:04:40.660 I don't know.

00:04:42.000 I don't know exactly how far it goes back.

00:04:44.360 We do know, as of tonight, that it goes back at least 40 years.

00:04:51.260 So, April Reeves, give her a warm welcome, everybody, in the comments.

00:04:54.900 We'll be coming on in just a couple of minutes.

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00:08:36.220 that again is canadananosilver.ca all right before we bring april on to discuss her story

00:08:42.800 i want to talk about a few things that have been flying around social media the past couple of

00:08:49.900 days. I didn't bring this up last night too much. This came up yesterday. The Children's Hospital

00:08:55.540 of Manitoba, even Elon Musk noted on X that this is, I forget the word he used exactly,

00:09:03.480 outrageous, egregious, I think it was. The Children's Hospital of Manitoba

00:09:09.200 writes in a tweet, Mary is a 10-year-old who just wants to feel like a real girl in her body.

00:09:17.620 and thanks to her family's unwavering love and support together they're on a gender affirming

00:09:25.400 path to make her no it's a him this is a 10 year old boy we're talking about

00:09:31.880 feel more authentically herself no no no it's a boy so we should use the proper terminology

00:09:45.220 himself this is mutilation of a minor this is irreversible

00:09:52.880 i'm wondering where child and family services is in all of this i was told by the excuse me

00:10:01.380 the former premier of manitoba in person about two months ago before the election where they lost

00:10:08.480 that there has never been a case of gender affirming surgery ever in manitoba

00:10:14.580 on a minor maybe that's why they're trumping this up so much because it's the first one of

00:10:20.760 its kind in this province new government new attitude zuby has chimed in on that with one

00:10:30.400 word groomers zachary says gender affirming path means the rejection of one's healthy sexed body

00:10:38.240 and pumping it full of drugs inducing an endocrine disorder that will result in serious health

00:10:42.920 consequences. Advertisement. Cat Canada says, I never swear, but you guys are effing evil.

00:10:53.160 Petrified COVID parent. As an aside, this is a satire account on X, and it's very funny, 0.63

00:10:59.520 but not funny in this particular case. This is aberrant. History will judge you harshly. So

00:11:05.980 god sean ricard says vile and evil sean ricard himself is a warrior for freedom and truth 0.89

00:11:14.240 um there's my point women exist says telling a boy who doesn't fit into mutable societal sexual 0.73

00:11:23.040 stereotypes that he doesn't fit into his immutably sexed body and needs to take hormones and get

00:11:27.920 surgery to look like a girl is regressive harmful cruel and often homophobic it is the furthest 0.76

00:11:33.680 thing from loving. Transmedicine, the new lobotomy. Imagine admitting this publicly,

00:11:43.220 that you're grooming a confused child and feeding into their mental health issues rather than 0.78

00:11:47.340 helping them. Siobhan Alexander, no child, no parent, no clinician can predict for certain

00:11:54.480 which children will desist and which children will persist in their cross-sex identity.

00:11:58.860 There is no test. Knowing that, how can anyone in good conscience defend the social or medical

00:12:05.240 transition of children? And then here's an article, looks like from the National Post,

00:12:11.220 Ontario detransitioner who had breasts and womb removed, now suing doctors.

00:12:17.980 Also on X today, I noticed that I Can't Stand Trudeau was trending, so I chimed in as well.

00:12:26.000 Let's see.

00:12:27.680 Let's see what the I can't stand Trudeau crowd.

00:12:30.060 Hashtag I can't stand Trudeau crowd is saying. 1.00

00:12:32.380 Oh, look, there's the pleb.

00:12:33.640 Everybody is telling me I got to get the pleb. 0.99

00:12:35.480 You got to get the pleb on the show, Shadow. 0.98

00:12:37.420 The pleb. 1.00

00:12:37.880 He's hilarious.

00:12:38.580 The pleb says massive crowd shows up to see Pierre Polyev.

00:12:41.960 This is yesterday.

00:12:42.900 Kitchener, apparently 2,500 people jammed into a maximum capacity 2,000 person venue to see Polyev last night. 0.72

00:12:50.540 Because just like me, the pleb says they can't stand Trudeau anymore. 0.91

00:12:56.080 Unacceptable Canadian girl. 0.76

00:12:58.040 I followed her based upon this picture alone. 1.00

00:13:03.120 I had never seen her on X before, but I saw this picture and I went, that's awesome.

00:13:08.560 I got to follow this person. 0.61

00:13:09.980 And the pleb tells us that I can't stand Trudeau is trending.

00:13:13.640 Are we still not waiting for the budget to balance itself?

00:13:16.620 Are we still not waiting for interest rates to not rise?

00:13:19.160 are we still not waiting for answers for multiple scandals that keep getting waylaid because

00:13:23.640 liberals keep trying to cover up the truth i can't stand trudeau absolutely here is a new poll came

00:13:29.720 out a couple of days ago from abacus and they say the conservatives are now leading by 16 points

00:13:37.480 over the liberal party government approval drops four points so let's go ahead and have a quick

00:13:45.980 look at this. There's your voter intention by region. So B.C., the Conservatives lead by 20

00:13:54.100 points over the Liberals and only 16 points over the NDP, but that's to be expected in British

00:13:59.360 Columbia. In Alberta, 64 percent support the Conservative Party of Canada, 12 percent the

00:14:05.700 Liberals, 20 percent the NDP. I think it's three percent there for the PPC. In Saskatchewan and

00:14:11.020 manitoba 51 versus 11 versus 35 for the ndp you know the ndp might be wise at this point to want

00:14:18.080 to pull the to pull the string on an election here maybe they'd become the official opposition

00:14:23.260 to a majority conservative government and reduce the liberals to a complete and total

00:14:27.440 rump party in ontario the conservatives lead by 15 points in quebec they don't but in atlantic

00:14:36.620 canada they lead the liberals by 12 points which is crazy because atlantic canada has been a liberal

00:14:43.240 stronghold even during the harper years they vote red out there for whatever reason mostly anyway i

00:14:49.340 can't speak for everybody obviously we have some maritime viewers watching right now so i don't

00:14:54.640 want to insult you don't think that i'm insulting you obviously you don't vote liberal you're here

00:14:59.500 with us right now but most people out there for some strange reason have but maybe not this time

00:15:06.060 this is justin trudeau today speaking about chinese president xi jinping and here's here's

00:15:15.180 what he has to say this is a brief clip i know most of you can't stand the sound of his voice

00:15:18.840 or even looking at him but it's only 12 we can get into all sorts of different uh definitions

00:15:26.520 the fact is he's not running a democracy it's an authoritarian state

00:15:30.940 no sorry we can get into all sorts of different uh definitions the fact is

00:15:41.160 he's not running a democracy it's an authoritarian state yeah yeah that's right justin that that's

00:15:48.500 absolutely correct that's correct what about eight years ago the level of of uh admiration 0.93

00:15:55.840 i actually have for china um because you know basic dictatorship is allowing them

00:16:05.160 to actually turn their economy around on a dime and say we need to green us fastest we need to

00:16:11.120 start you know investing in solar i mean there is a flexibility that i know it's been hard for

00:16:15.980 us dream about of having a dictatorship that he could do everything he wanted uh but i find quite

00:16:21.040 one second here who was the one who brought in the emergencies act to trample peaceful protesters

00:16:31.120 in ottawa sorry sorry ravenous occupiers i'm mistaken justin trudeau oh by the way

00:16:41.720 by the way his disapproval rating in canada is now 35 points abaca says that's the highest

00:16:50.720 disapproval rating they have charted for him since they started covering this back in 2015.

00:16:58.260 The question now is, will Justin Trudeau remain as the liberal leader in the next election,

00:17:03.720 or will they force him out and put some sacrificial lamb in there so they don't lose too badly?

00:17:11.320 I don't know. Here is April. Hello, April. How are you?

00:17:15.880 i'm good shadow how are you good thank were you just praying there it looked like you were just

00:17:22.260 praying there no i just feel a little off i can't watch judo for very long

00:17:29.980 i i know how you feel everybody feels the same way about this character but

00:17:38.580 um i was just telling everybody april and i'm sure you heard that you and i had this

00:17:43.340 conversation this afternoon and we have spoken previously about your experiences back in the

00:17:48.360 80s so first of all why don't we start with you telling everybody uh who you are what you do

00:17:54.600 and by the way thank you very much for uh for coming forward and and speaking out at these

00:18:00.180 town and city council meetings the last few months i really appreciate you doing that that's

00:18:04.480 where we first discovered you actually from a video yes i think i'm gonna faint i have no idea 0.67

00:18:11.440 why um holy shit i have no idea why 0.51

00:18:21.280 yeah here i go i'm sorry i have no idea why hold on you need to okay we're going to take 0.55

00:18:34.680 you off screen here for a moment okay well we'll bring april back on hopefully when she's

00:18:45.960 feeling better and hopefully that's not going to be too long maybe a sip of water and a couple of

00:18:52.340 deep breaths will help her out she does have a fascinating story to tell and she's been carrying

00:18:59.460 this burden around with her for almost 40 years now um guys i'm going to be honest with you i

00:19:08.440 haven't had this happen with a guest before on this show so um we're just going to be filling

00:19:14.040 time until april can come back does anybody have any questions maybe about last night's show with

00:19:21.680 Karen Kingston or what the Manitoba Children's Hospital is doing or the polls with Justin Trudeau

00:19:30.820 so far in arrears of Pierre Polyev, who, by the way, gave another searing press conference today

00:19:38.200 about Justin Trudeau. This guy is obviously on a huge ride right now when it comes to momentum,

00:19:44.740 Polyev is. It's absolutely no question that he's going to win the next election. There's people

00:19:50.480 saying that well shadow there's not even going to be another election i don't know why you keep

00:19:54.460 talking about it i say yeah there's going to be another election that it's going to be a fair

00:19:59.120 election and we're going to win this thing i don't know what you're talking about i say look

00:20:04.780 one thing they weren't counting on was us

00:20:11.620 they just did not believe that people would stand up to their nonsense

00:20:19.120 and continue to expose their nonsense day in day out i'm not so sure if you guys feel this and

00:20:28.700 maybe you know maybe different regions of the country maybe different regions of the world are

00:20:32.800 different vibes but i have been feeling a groundswell of logic and common sense here

00:20:42.060 in southern Manitoba for the last few weeks.

00:20:45.400 I can't explain it.

00:20:47.460 I don't know exactly where it comes from,

00:20:52.140 but I'm feeling that people are just fed up.

00:20:55.920 And once you get to a certain level of fed-upness,

00:20:59.180 everything else starts to get exposed,

00:21:02.760 starting with government, I suppose,

00:21:04.960 and you take it from there,

00:21:06.060 and you look down the line

00:21:08.000 and see what this government has actually been doing.

00:21:12.060 for the past eight years and then you say to yourself i can't believe i've been so blind to

00:21:16.960 all this nonsense i'm not sure have you experienced that same thing and once you get people to start

00:21:24.360 believing that these governments are in fact corrupt and more corrupt than they've ever been

00:21:29.560 yeah we've always dealt with lying politicians that's always been a case but not like this

00:21:35.680 this as far as i'm concerned is absolutely unprecedented justin trudeau

00:21:42.060 and his liberal party have been abusing taxpayer dollars, and it's been getting worse and worse

00:21:49.240 and worse. And when I may say abusing, I'm not talking about just, you know, Trudeau actually

00:21:56.180 had the nerve today to say that their government has always been fiscally responsible. Believe it

00:22:02.000 or not, he actually said that in that same press conference I showed you a clip of a few minutes

00:22:05.980 ago they have not they they have justin trudeau has built up deficits that when you put all of

00:22:15.940 the other deficits built up by all of the other prime ministers in the history of canada combined

00:22:22.000 they don't match up to what trudeau has caused in just the last eight years since he's been prime

00:22:29.000 minister. And the money is not just going to ridiculous projects. It is, but it's going

00:22:36.400 elsewhere. There's a green slush fund out right now for $1 billion. We know what's happening

00:22:45.540 or what happened with the Arrive Can app. That was a wasted $54 million. When Catherine McKenna

00:22:52.260 was still the climate minister or the environment minister, whatever they call her now, or

00:22:57.840 sorry the minister of environment and climate change i believe which is now stephen gilbo

00:23:04.800 but when it was when it was cath uh sorry uh climate barbie she said that they lost track

00:23:12.780 of 35 projects totaling 40 billion dollars they just didn't know where they were

00:23:19.360 or where the money went.

00:23:23.920 And nobody said anything.

00:23:26.520 What?

00:23:27.460 You lost 40 billion of our dollars?

00:23:32.820 And the left-wing corporate media went along with it

00:23:35.100 because they're funded by these criminals 0.60

00:23:38.900 that we have in office.

00:23:39.880 So is it any wonder we're finally starting

00:23:42.300 to see a little bit of pushback

00:23:43.620 and then the groundswell.

00:23:45.440 Once people see what Trudeau really stands for, 0.99

00:23:48.180 they start to wake up and go wait a minute hold on this guy's been full of crap since the day he 0.91

00:23:55.920 took office since before then guys it doesn't look like april's going to be coming back 0.87

00:24:04.180 tonight

00:24:06.200 she has clicked off the screen

00:24:10.620 um i can give you a little bit of background on her story because of our conversation today 0.96

00:24:23.320 april worked as a typesetter back in the 1980s i think she still does that job now

00:24:33.400 and in 1983 she kind of fluked her way into a contract she wasn't really supposed to have it

00:24:39.460 went to another, another party, but that party did not have the capacity to fulfill that contract

00:24:46.100 at that time. So they subcontracted to April. It was a contract from the United Nations.

00:24:53.980 And so she started working. This was a three-year contract that she had signed

00:24:59.100 to typeset pamphlets and memo notes and whatnot back then before computers existed, home computers.

00:25:06.980 and so she had to transpose

00:25:10.540 the information that she received

00:25:12.320 and set it up

00:25:13.960 so people could read it legibly

00:25:16.280 even though she was told

00:25:19.060 to not read the information

00:25:20.440 of course you have to do that

00:25:21.940 if you're going to typeset it properly

00:25:23.900 so people can read it

00:25:25.080 so

00:25:28.080 the information that she absorbed

00:25:31.400 had to do with smart cities

00:25:33.880 had to do with

00:25:36.980 injections, had to do with fake pandemic, had to do with everything that has taken place

00:25:47.420 on our planet in the last three and a half years.

00:25:53.280 Of course, she can tell the story better than I can, but she's not here right now.

00:25:58.200 So, I don't know how she managed to do it.

00:26:05.180 these were official documents that came from the united nations and there's one particular name

00:26:12.020 that i'm not going to mention she was thinking about mentioning that name tonight during our

00:26:18.080 discussion but then said i'd rather not mention it very prominent name that we all know it's not

00:26:25.500 klaus schwab very prominent name we all know a guy who's been funding democrat election campaigns in

00:26:34.840 the united states and i'm certain that he's been funding some stuff up in canada as well

00:26:38.800 all across the western world for that matter

00:26:40.780 and her description of him because she did meet him three times was 0.96

00:26:50.400 dead cold these people are a different breed

00:26:58.620 they're not like us so when we we say because i have been guilty of this as well in the past 0.99

00:27:08.100 no they're never going to do that there's no way they'd ever think about doing that

00:27:17.140 no you wouldn't do it you wouldn't do it you wouldn't do it

00:27:23.520 i wouldn't do it but they would do it and they would think they were doing it

00:27:33.180 for the good of the planet or whatever whatever they serve maybe some think that they're doing

00:27:44.220 it for the good of the planet maybe some think they're doing it for the good of humanity overall

00:27:49.480 or maybe they're just nihilists and they want to see the world burn

00:27:56.520 and they have the power to do it think about what that must be like i talked a bit about this the

00:28:03.820 other night when you've got all the money in the world more money than you could ever spend in

00:28:12.900 500 lifetimes. You don't ever have to work again. Your day-to-day life is not going to be like

00:28:21.100 ours. We get up in the morning. We go to work. We try to make ends meet. We worry about paying the

00:28:26.420 bills. We try to have some family time with our kids or grandkids. We try to travel as much as

00:28:31.820 we can within that three-week window they give us every year. Three weeks vacation.

00:28:36.040 we struggle to go buy groceries

00:28:40.780 we actually have to go and stand

00:28:45.100 in places where there's other people

00:28:46.860 they don't

00:28:49.120 they live above us

00:28:52.780 I've heard stories about some of these billionaires

00:28:55.300 who have been living

00:28:57.100 in a jet

00:28:58.500 for 20 straight years

00:29:00.100 never ever having touched down

00:29:01.580 why they don't have to

00:29:02.620 they can refuel on the fly

00:29:05.020 they can bring on passengers on the fly they can debark passengers on the fly they live

00:29:15.700 in that aircraft and it keeps circling the world over and over and over again never landing

00:29:20.740 i'm not sure maybe that's a fairy tale they never ever ever have to see other people and so from

00:29:28.640 that perspective can you imagine how we would feel or how we would look to them 0.97

00:29:35.020 like ants, like insects, like useless eaters. 0.97

00:29:44.120 They feel as though they are not just a class above us. 0.99

00:29:50.640 They feel as though they're a superior being.

00:29:54.680 That's my impression anyhow.

00:29:56.800 I mean, I could be completely wrong.

00:30:00.420 I think some of them have maintained their humanity.

00:30:05.020 but just living that lifestyle from the time you were born,

00:30:10.480 it's all you can conceive of.

00:30:13.160 You would have a very different perspective on the world in general

00:30:16.940 and humanity in general.

00:30:19.540 I think people like Elon Musk who throw themselves into work,

00:30:22.300 and I'm not saying that he's a...

00:30:23.520 I still haven't made up my mind on this guy.

00:30:27.000 And I asked that question on Facebook or Twitter the other day.

00:30:30.380 I can't remember which.

00:30:32.060 I said, Elon Musk, good guy or bad guy?

00:30:34.020 and the results split right down the middle 50 50 he's bad don't trust elon musk oh he's great

00:30:39.520 he's gonna save us all i don't know i mean neural link on the one side that's no good

00:30:47.860 a big a big supporter of artificial intelligence but he's also warned us about artificial talent

00:30:54.440 intelligence as well saying if we don't watch it we will be subservient to artificial intelligence

00:31:02.000 and machines will be the dominant species on the planet i watched terminator 2 judgment day

00:31:09.780 today well i didn't watch the whole thing i didn't sit down and watch the whole thing i just

00:31:13.180 watched parts of it and then i remembered watching a video from uval harari

00:31:20.540 this philosopher who's with the world economic forum he's uh right hand man of klaus schwab

00:31:29.080 talking about how humans are hackable animals.

00:31:36.300 And then I thought to myself, obviously, because artificial intelligence, friends,

00:31:42.120 I mean, from what we know about it and what we can do, what we can do with it right now,

00:31:46.720 chat GPT and all of these other basic minor things we can do with artificial intelligence.

00:31:52.380 What have they done?

00:31:53.760 Remember that everything we see right now is already 20 years old, maybe more.

00:31:59.080 They've got technology in place that we can't even dream of.

00:32:03.100 So let's just have a quick think.

00:32:08.500 How far ahead is...

00:32:11.100 One second.

00:32:17.000 Yeah, Kev brings up a good point.

00:32:19.760 Contact April, see if she's okay.

00:32:23.780 Hang on for a second here.

00:32:25.520 Let's see if I have her number.

00:32:29.080 I guess I can do it like this.

00:32:59.080 Thank you.

00:33:29.080 Okay.

00:33:59.080 Hi April, it's Shadow and the whole audience here wondering if you're going to be okay.

00:34:29.080 can you please give me a call back when you get this you're probably lying down but i

00:34:34.360 we hope that you're okay please give me a call back thanks

00:34:41.080 yeah you know it's interesting um

00:34:46.280 she didn't tell me this

00:34:50.160 but i got the sense she might have been a bit nervous coming on tonight and maybe that that

00:34:57.640 could have triggered it i don't know um she has spoken and and the reason i thought that maybe i

00:35:04.400 was imagining things is simply because she has spoken in front of some city and town councils in

00:35:10.020 the last few months telling her story about un infiltration into municipalities in canada and

00:35:19.080 she says they don't listen she says they they glaze over the second she starts talking

00:35:26.940 And we don't know if that has anything to do with the injections they've taken or not.

00:35:33.300 But if you watched the Karen Kingston episode last night, you may find out that it could, in fact, affect your mood.

00:35:42.820 And it does, in fact, cross the blood-brain barrier, which could affect your thinking.

00:35:49.060 People have asked. I'm sorry, I was off on a different topic before Kev texted me there.

00:35:56.940 But people have observed close family and friends who have been ejected acting differently, not themselves.

00:36:07.500 They seem vacant. They seem blank, almost, like automatons.

00:36:14.880 There are times when they get back to normal, but then there's more times than not, and this never occurred before the injection, where they just are not themselves.

00:36:26.400 Maybe they have fits of crying or fits of rage, like rage, where they never raged before.

00:36:32.280 They didn't have a temper before to speak up.

00:36:35.280 But now it's different.

00:36:37.660 I'm not sure if you've noticed that as well.

00:36:39.920 We talked about that last night with Karen.

00:36:43.960 And she pointed out that that's in fact what one of their goals was.

00:36:51.060 And when they did achieve that crossing of the blood-brain barrier,

00:36:56.840 they were high-fiving.

00:36:59.240 Whereas actual ethical scientists were trying to warn humanity

00:37:02.780 but got censored in the process,

00:37:04.380 these guys were out there touting safe and effective,

00:37:07.540 safe and effective, keep it going, keep it going, keep it going.

00:37:13.200 What was I talking about anyway?

00:37:17.040 Yuval Harari.

00:37:18.080 right i was talking about transhumanism and biodigital convergence

00:37:24.240 so is it possible that these billionaires who fly around forever and ever in planes or live

00:37:32.420 in castles on tops of mountains who never ever have to see humanity are now actual transhumans

00:37:40.160 and they have this digital technology implanted into them have you and you know what when i talk 0.54

00:37:47.020 about movies people go shadow it's just a movie i say yeah i get it but there's also something

00:37:51.340 that's called predictive programming where you get snopes and all of these other fact checkers

00:37:58.660 politifact all of these other ones saying no no no it's a myth it's not real you're a conspiracy

00:38:03.380 theorist and you're queuing on and all of that stuff and here's what i say if somebody had that

00:38:09.120 idea where you could implant a microchip into somebody's brain and then put them into a position

00:38:14.760 of power actually select not elect them you would have your say over an entire nation

00:38:22.620 in this case the entire world now we have had situations where people look at joe biden for

00:38:32.420 example wasn't there a picture of him a few weeks ago his neck or was it his chin that looked like

00:38:38.400 skin flaps back there and his chin looked weirdly displaced on his face and maybe it was just the

00:38:44.920 angle of the photograph i don't know but are we dealing with and then justin trudeau in a video

00:38:52.400 a couple of years ago when he was touting build back better this is our opportunity to build back

00:39:01.180 bitter his eyes weirdly flashed on the screen now i i could sit there and say well that was

00:39:08.740 just a trick of the camera or glitch or something but it sure didn't look like that to me

00:39:15.360 and i remember on this show playing that video over and over and over again back and like rewind

00:39:21.780 rewind guys look at this look at you remember that night what is that is that just some weird

00:39:28.500 lighting, his eyes looked silver for a split second, almost lizard-like.

00:39:35.840 Now, I'm not sitting here saying, he's a lizard man.

00:39:38.500 I'm not saying that at all.

00:39:42.300 But maybe there is something to this biodigital convergence, and it's already been put into

00:39:52.000 play, and that's what these world leaders are.

00:39:55.700 They're not really humans at all.

00:39:58.500 there have been photos of Justin Trudeau.

00:40:02.240 Now, we know and have known for years now

00:40:05.740 that world leaders use doubles in some cases.

00:40:09.000 Not for speeches, but just if they're being photographed

00:40:12.020 walking past or through a crowd

00:40:14.020 or in the back of a limousine or something.

00:40:16.000 It might not be them.

00:40:17.300 It could be a lookalike.

00:40:18.820 We know this.

00:40:23.120 But there have been situations where Justin Trudeau,

00:40:25.920 like last year, was it two years ago,

00:40:27.520 he got up to give a speech or a press conference or something and he looked like he'd put on 30

00:40:32.100 or 40 pounds he had jowls suddenly a Trudeau whatever else you want to say about him Trudeau

00:40:40.540 is is looks like he's in pretty good physical shape so all of a sudden now he's got jowls like

00:40:46.480 what's that all about his hair has looked different from time to time and he gave speeches

00:40:54.380 He was speaking to the press in that situation. Again, I'm not putting too much stock in this, guys, because we haven't got so much proof or all of the information we need to make that call. But if we go to horizons.ca, I mean, I'm going to Google it right now. We've got time. Why not?

00:41:24.380 policy horizons so it's horizons.gc.ca i'm sorry so i have put this up on the screen before i'm

00:41:45.240 going to do it now on the show um here we go excellent we've got some time uh april has not

00:41:55.680 yet gotten back to me okay so we've got somebody commenting that she contacted april's husband

00:42:14.420 she's okay just not feeling well okay that's very good news april um if you want to reschedule

00:42:22.040 we can do that for one night next week um and we certainly hope that you are feeling better

00:42:29.400 we certainly hope this is just a passing queasiness and that you're you're doing okay

00:42:36.240 one thing here well i this is actually a very informal night now guys it's not like it's a

00:42:43.580 It's a conversation between us all here.

00:42:49.500 There is a new book out.

00:42:56.120 Called Fisman's Fraud, The Rise of Canadian Hate Science.

00:43:00.120 And the author of that book I made contact with on X today.

00:43:03.680 So I'm hoping to have her on at some point next week.

00:43:07.040 It's a number one bestseller on Amazon right now.

00:43:09.500 So I'd love to have her on.

00:43:10.620 talk about this fistman character he's the guy who came up with the with the model for what could

00:43:18.840 happen to canada during the covid crisis if we didn't lock down if we didn't wear masks if we

00:43:23.660 didn't get a vaccine and he was completely way off the mark and that's why this book is called

00:43:28.440 fistman's fraud and this guy fistman he is still on x talking about lockdowns and masks and vaccines

00:43:38.000 and all of that stuff still he's been exposed now and he's still on talking about this nonsense

00:43:45.360 so look at guys this is a government of canada website it's called horizons.gc.ca

00:43:52.880 exploring by the way kev thank you for getting me that message i appreciate that

00:43:57.560 exploring bio digital convergence now to the average person that's the other thing about this

00:44:04.620 The average person would go, I don't know what you're talking about, man, like cyborgs.

00:44:08.960 Come on.

00:44:10.240 Conspiracy theory.

00:44:12.080 Right.

00:44:12.860 That would be the first response that they would come up with, obviously.

00:44:18.520 But here it is right here on the Web site of our federal government.

00:44:26.200 Exploring biodigital convergence.

00:44:29.160 And guess what?

00:44:29.780 It's been up there since February, February the 11th, 2020.

00:44:34.620 let's go ahead and read about this a little bit

00:44:38.520 and that's exactly what you would think right like

00:44:43.020 your eye no longer focuses like a human lens it focuses now like a camera lens

00:44:51.460 what happens when biology and digital technology merge table of contents summary what is

00:45:05.160 bio-digital convergence. Let's make that bigger so we can all see here.

00:45:21.240 Bio-digital convergence is the interactive combination, sometimes to the point of merging,

00:45:26.280 of digital and biological technologies and systems.

00:45:32.480 Policy Horizons is examining three ways

00:45:35.180 in which this convergence is happening.

00:45:37.880 Over three years ago, almost four years ago now.

00:45:47.400 Whole physical integration

00:45:50.420 of biological and digital entities.

00:45:53.960 this alone should be alarming to people

00:45:57.800 are you new here did you just join the

00:46:01.360 shadow at night community have you heard

00:46:03.700 about this before or no

00:46:04.920 I'm sure there's at least one person

00:46:08.640 watching this show right now going what

00:46:10.460 are you talking about man where are you

00:46:12.620 getting this stuff from okay here it is

00:46:14.880 horizons.gc.ca

00:46:17.800 government of Canada website

00:46:21.560 digital technology can be embedded in organisms and biological components can exist as parts of

00:46:31.000 digital technologies the physical meshing manipulating and merging of the biological

00:46:36.900 and digital are creating new hybrid life forms and technology each functioning in the tangible

00:46:44.820 world often with heightened capabilities.

00:46:50.820 You will be assimilated.

00:46:57.820 Robots with biological brains and biological bodies with digital brains already exist,

00:47:04.320 as do human-computer and brain-machine interfaces.

00:47:09.620 The medical use of digital devices in humans, as well as digitally manipulated insects such

00:47:15.520 as drone dragonflies and surveillance locusts, are examples of digital technology being combined

00:47:23.160 with biological entities.

00:47:27.180 By tapping into the nervous system and manipulating neurons, tech can be added to an organism

00:47:32.040 to alter its function and purpose.

00:47:34.320 new human bodies and new senses of identity

00:47:37.740 could arise as the convergence continues.

00:47:43.480 Is anybody out there shocked right now?

00:47:48.340 Anybody at all?

00:47:50.340 I'm going to the comments.

00:47:52.160 I want to see.

00:47:52.960 ron says my buddy showed me this a way back because he kind of worked with it what do you mean

00:48:09.880 star trek that's right roxy you will be assimilated

00:48:17.780 life as you know it is over

00:48:22.960 your culture will adapt to serve us that's what the borg said and then they assimilated

00:48:31.920 captain picard what was his name what was his borg name anybody remember

00:48:44.160 i'm not seeing a lot of shocked people here very interesting what about on rumble

00:48:48.160 and guys once again i apologize for not having april on the show tonight and not having uh

00:48:56.100 all kinds of reserve material thank you patricia for your rumble rant of five dollars i really

00:49:03.380 appreciate that that's very generous of you and by the way let me just take this moment here as

00:49:07.780 long as we're just kind of having a backyard party backyard casual party tonight let me just thank

00:49:16.780 you all of you for your generosity this past week and helping me keep this thing going and even

00:49:24.280 growing it so what happened is over the course of three days and there are still some donations

00:49:33.120 trickling in now shadow davis at gmail.com s-h-a-d-o-e-d-a-v-i-s at gmail.com we managed to

00:49:41.540 raise enough to get the website yes so this will be happening in the next couple of weeks

00:49:53.580 we'll be streaming live on that website and i can't even begin to tell you how excited i am

00:50:02.140 about this guys this will be a censor sorry a censorship free platform where none of us

00:50:10.040 need to worry about what we say ever again that doesn't mean i'm going to start swearing and

00:50:16.220 cursing i'm not unless i'm really upset unless the rage is in my bones

00:50:23.240 um but we're not going to have to worry what kind of content we cover any longer

00:50:29.820 yes we will still be streaming it out to the social media

00:50:33.920 but we will have and thanks to you we will have our own platform that we can do this show on

00:50:43.180 so thank you thank you i appreciate everything that you guys have done with the e-transfers

00:50:51.820 with the give send go um even with the snail mail donations

00:50:58.160 you guys are so amazing so i just want you to know and and again i'm not going to start naming

00:51:07.460 individual names because then i run the risk of forgetting even if you forget one person that's

00:51:12.460 so disrespectful and i don't want to do that and i didn't even want to take that chance

00:51:16.480 of making that list and forgetting somebody so i'm not going to go ahead and name individuals

00:51:23.500 i want to address you all as a group and i will hang on just a second and say thank you very much

00:51:29.500 ah regina wateel is the author of fisman's fraud and she just got back to me just now

00:51:41.380 and says i would love to be on your show to talk about the book ha

00:51:46.280 i guess you guys are seeing a little bit of the backroom the backroom things that i do

00:51:54.120 all day long right now here live on the screen

00:51:57.340 that's kind of interesting i never thought of it like that before

00:52:03.100 anyway i just want to say thank you very much for all of your caring and and that's what means the

00:52:11.080 most to me you know it's the thought and the care that you guys put into the emails that you sent me

00:52:19.060 these past few days you tell me your personal story not all of you not all of you but many

00:52:29.000 of you do and I always take the time to read every single one of those and try my best to anyhow

00:52:34.380 even if there's like a hundred of them in front of me because it's it's the least I can do

00:52:41.080 and some of your stories are so powerful and so moving you know i took wednesday morning i decided

00:52:53.720 on tuesday night before i went to sleep i said tomorrow morning you're going to get up you're

00:52:59.840 going to go through all those emails and you're going to try and respond to as many as you can

00:53:03.540 but you're definitely going to read them all and i knew it was going to be an emotional morning for

00:53:08.600 me and it was it was incredibly emotional and this is the connection that we've made

00:53:16.620 at least from my perspective that's the connection that we've made here in this space

00:53:25.240 every weeknight at eight o'clock central and I know that you guys have made some special

00:53:30.920 connections with each other as well whether it's on rumble or facebook or even on x whichever

00:53:37.320 platform it happens to be on and that makes me happy you know that that this platform this show

00:53:46.340 this community people have made friends within it and probably message each other or even talk to

00:53:53.800 each other on the phone or even you know maybe they live in the same city or same town and didn't know

00:54:00.140 each other before and met each other even though they live a block away from each other but they

00:54:05.360 met each other through here i've heard a story like that already which is it's incredible to me so

00:54:12.600 i just want you guys to know what you mean to me and it's important that you know that i don't

00:54:24.380 think i tell you that enough so um that's one of the things but anyway um let's continue on with

00:54:33.860 this bio digital convergence here. I'll tell you what I'll do. I'm going to go through the next

00:54:45.660 two points on this government website. And then I'm going to see if I can find any questions. If

00:54:51.060 you guys have any questions for me in the comments, I have access to comments from

00:54:55.460 Rumble and from Facebook and from YouTube. And I think from Twitch as well. I don't on X unless

00:55:02.640 i actually look on my phone i guess i could so go ahead and write any questions down and if i see

00:55:07.520 them and that's the other thing the way i see comments is not the same way that you guys see

00:55:11.920 comments so it might be obvious to you but to me it comes in in a different way in a different order

00:55:18.880 even so i might not see it and if i don't i'm i'm apologizing in advance here the second point of

00:55:24.960 this biodigital convergence here on the government website co-evolution of biological and digital

00:55:30.960 technologies. This type of biodigital convergence emerges when advances in one domain generate

00:55:38.080 major advances in the other. The co-evolution of biological and digital sciences and technologies

00:55:44.600 enables progress in each domain that would be impossible otherwise. This could lead to biological

00:55:50.520 and digital technologies that are developed as integrated or complementary systems.

00:55:55.240 complex living systems

00:55:57.980 bacteria, fungi, plants

00:55:59.540 and animal life

00:56:01.160 including humans

00:56:02.260 are increasingly subject

00:56:06.460 to examination

00:56:07.540 and understanding

00:56:08.800 by digital tools

00:56:09.900 and applications

00:56:10.680 like machine learning

00:56:11.880 this deeper understanding

00:56:14.460 enabled by digital technologies

00:56:16.060 means that

00:56:16.660 biology is subject

00:56:18.280 to influence

00:56:19.020 and manipulation

00:56:19.640 that was not possible

00:56:20.980 a few years ago

00:56:21.880 hmm

00:56:23.620 they are telling us everything

00:56:29.620 how how would they justify this

00:56:36.800 if we were to say to them what is all this what are you guys planning here

00:56:44.360 oh you're just making too much out of it nobody should have access to this kind of

00:56:53.600 technology. Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Bottom line.

00:57:03.900 Example. Gene sequencing combined with artificial intelligence leads to understanding genetic

00:57:10.320 expression which is then used to alter existing organisms to create organic compounds in new

00:57:15.180 waste or even entirely synthetic organisms the crisper technology and other new gene editing

00:57:27.500 techniques would have been impossible without the evolution of digital technology and bio

00:57:33.040 informatics advances in digital technologies have helped the advancement advancement of the

00:57:39.520 bio-digital. We also see a greater understanding of biology, which is fueling progress in the field

00:57:45.460 of biological computing. Neural nets, computer systems that are designed based on biological

00:57:51.500 brains, are an example of how biological understanding is shaping digital technology.

00:58:01.940 And the final point on this government website, funded by us,

00:58:09.520 Conceptual convergence of biological and digital systems.

00:58:14.940 A third form of biodigital convergence involves a shift in perspective

00:58:18.860 that could reshape our framing and approach to biological and digital realms,

00:58:23.720 facilitating the blending of the two.

00:58:28.960 This reads like a science fiction movie,

00:58:33.000 like the script of a science fiction movie.

00:58:36.480 as we continue to better understand and control the mechanisms that underlie biology we could

00:58:43.900 see a shift away from vitalism the idea that living and non-living organisms are fundamentally

00:58:48.840 different because they're thought to be governed by different principles like what god yeah

00:58:56.680 yes instead the idea of biology is having predictable and digital manageable characteristics

00:59:05.600 Guys, this is exactly what Yuval Harari has been talking about, that we are hackable animals.

00:59:17.240 The idea of biology as having predictable and digital manageable characteristics may become increasingly common as a result of living in a biodigital age.

00:59:27.320 Any student of biology today will have grown up in a digital world

00:59:30.860 and may consciously or subconsciously apply that frame of reference

00:59:35.080 to bioinformatics and biology generally.

00:59:39.620 From a perspective, a digital perspective,

00:59:43.240 we see a potential shift in the opposite direction.

00:59:48.060 Computing began as a means of producing predictable, replicable,

00:59:52.600 and relatively simple outcomes.

00:59:54.280 As digital technology became more complex and connected, the system began to mimic the characteristics of the biological world, leading to the notion of technological ecosystems.

01:00:06.540 Biological models are also being used to develop digital tools, such as artificial intelligence, based on neural nets.

01:00:15.340 You know, Cat Canada, she's got a fairly large X account.

01:00:33.660 I like following her.

01:00:35.160 She's got a lot of great things on her account.

01:00:39.340 I have no idea who she is or what she does, but I like the account.

01:00:43.820 so she was going to a pierre poly of rally maybe it was in london yesterday i don't know but i saw

01:00:52.540 this this post yesterday she goes i'm going to see pierre poly of tonight if i get a chance what

01:00:56.640 should i ask him never mind about the world economic forum never mind about the united

01:01:03.840 nations and the 17 sdgs i mean yeah those are important things but ask him about this

01:01:08.400 why is this on a government website what are you guys planning here

01:01:14.680 Why are you so involved in this convergence?

01:01:20.600 This, this.

01:01:23.780 It's called again.

01:01:24.960 Oh, right.

01:01:26.020 Biodigital convergence.

01:01:28.300 Why is the government of Canada so invested in this?

01:01:32.040 Now, he'd probably say something like, I really don't know what you're talking about.

01:01:36.820 I haven't read it yet.

01:01:40.220 Maybe you should, Pierre.

01:01:42.620 Maybe you should.

01:01:43.820 he's already denounced digital currency and digital ids he has come out publicly and said that

01:01:49.820 we know this we've seen him say it right but what about this stuff

01:01:56.380 that's kind of bothersome to me all right um

01:02:02.380 i'm gonna go look for some questions or some interesting comments

01:02:06.300 Randolph okay Randolph you're talking about April we found out that she's just not feeling well

01:02:15.280 she's going to be okay one of our viewers messaged April's husband and that's the message we got back

01:02:22.000 that she's feeling faint a little bit woozy so she's not going to be able to join us tonight

01:02:28.440 but she is going to be okay and I will try and call her again after the show and see if she's

01:02:34.720 doing okay. And if I don't get her tonight, I'll call her again tomorrow and see. And I want to

01:02:39.440 thank you guys for your concern as well. What else have we got here?

01:02:46.820 Marnie says, we're perfect as we are. Even with our flaws, humans do not need alteration. I would

01:02:54.000 totally agree. Doug says, hack this. You know, guys, I'm rather enjoying this. This reminds

01:03:04.640 me when i was back in in my radio days this reminds me of a saturday morning show like i used

01:03:11.280 to do morning shows and afternoon shows all across the country i worked in london and ottawa and

01:03:16.640 kingston ontario and winnipeg obviously in calgary and saskatoon i worked in toronto briefly and um

01:03:25.280 morning radio shows were always very busy and very business-like you know commercial sports news you

01:03:31.600 You had to be a little bit more serious, especially me.

01:03:34.080 In my last few years, I was working on a news talk radio station on a rock station.

01:03:38.980 It was more fun, but still very hectic, well-planned all the time.

01:03:44.560 But on a Saturday morning, you could kind of go in and just kind of, hey, man, how's it going?

01:03:49.980 You know, it was a lazier type thing.

01:03:52.860 And so that's what this has turned into tonight.

01:03:55.320 i'm sorry it's not our usual show tonight you guys but i'm enjoying this

01:04:02.220 just the same what does lucette say here we need a way back in time and live the good well you know

01:04:09.840 what lucette funny you should say that i think i mentioned that to karen last night if you guys

01:04:15.800 missed that show last night it was only available on rumble and on x and for good reason

01:04:20.760 karen kingston by the way is who i'm talking about

01:04:26.140 And we did touch on maybe, and I've talked with Wayne Peters from What's Up Canada about this as well in the past.

01:04:34.220 If we do have to blow out the technology to get rid of this biodigital convergence in this artificial intelligence, we may have to go back to a time where there was nothing.

01:04:45.640 No TV, maybe just radio, just AM radio, the 1940s, churning butter again, milking cows, all that fun stuff.

01:05:01.080 Let's see what else we have here.

01:05:05.360 You know, I always like what Michael has to say.

01:05:09.000 Now, this also tonight gives me an opportunity to thank this guy, Michael, who is so supportive of this show on every platform that we're on.

01:05:23.940 So, Michael, I want to say thank you for everything that you've done for me and for this show.

01:05:29.220 I really appreciate you doing that.

01:05:32.080 I really do.

01:05:33.520 UK regulators this week approved the first CRISPR therapy to treat humans and US regulators

01:05:41.100 could approve the therapy designed to treat blood disorders as early as December.

01:05:45.160 Meanwhile, the US company behind the CRISPR tech base editing reported a successful initial

01:05:50.640 study despite two of 10 subjects experiencing heart attacks resulting in one trial participant's

01:05:56.140 death.

01:05:57.600 That's not what I would call successful when 20% of your people don't make it.

01:06:03.520 randolph the guy talking about individuals that were wi-fi transmitters was he the guy that

01:06:11.680 pointed the cell phone at restaurant patrons many of them had numbers in it yes yes there was a

01:06:18.300 video once again you know what we got and still get quite a bit are unnamed videos because people

01:06:27.160 will peel a video from tiktok and then they'll make it their own they put their image in front

01:06:32.140 of the image behind them and so now it's on their tiktok page as opposed to the original person so

01:06:37.260 sometimes it's very difficult to track down the original creator of any one post and that's why

01:06:44.580 when people send me information sometimes i have to say okay who is this speaking i would like to

01:06:49.400 know who this is so i can track that person down and find the original of this as opposed to

01:06:55.540 something that's been bastardized on tiktok or one of the other social media platforms but anyway

01:07:01.160 yeah there was a video flying around i think it was on telegram about a year ago showing that

01:07:08.060 very thing that people it seemed anyway in this video and again it could have been worked up it

01:07:13.600 could have been could have been a fake i don't know just like those you know some of those videos

01:07:19.640 with the magnets when the injection first came out i'm sure some of them were faked by people

01:07:27.240 because people just like to fake stuff but i think some of them were probably real

01:07:32.700 and that goes back to the interview last night with karen kingston so again guys i know it was

01:07:38.740 long it was two hours with karen last night almost if you didn't see it you can watch it

01:07:45.320 in segments right you don't have to watch it or listen to it all at one time you can do 15 minutes

01:07:51.340 here 10 minutes there in the car or wherever you happen to be it's not like you have to do it all

01:07:57.460 at once right so yeah randolph that video that's the one i was talking about where the guy actually

01:08:05.460 shows on his phone that he's getting all these random wi-fi signals and he doesn't know where

01:08:10.220 the wi-fi is coming from i mean the one thing about where he was he was out in the country

01:08:15.740 in the hills no houses around so the only wi-fi signals he could have been intercepting with his

01:08:22.260 phone would have been from the house that he was visiting so that would mean what one maybe two or

01:08:27.740 three wi-fi different wi-fi signals not 30 different wi-fi signals could they have been emanating from

01:08:38.180 people exploring bio digital convergence all right let's go down to the bottom of the comments here

01:08:49.140 are you guys talking about your age seeing people writing numbers down

01:08:56.180 i look better tonight

01:09:06.020 did i look did i look tired last night i don't know i didn't feel tired

01:09:13.820 thanks for saying that by the way no i i didn't feel tired i you know what i know i looked tired

01:09:22.920 last night. I know I did. Sometimes when you're on camera, there's not much you can do, right?

01:09:28.800 Well, I can't make my eyes open any wider, so this is how it's going to be.

01:09:38.720 Mommy's Little Monster on Rumble says, ever see the videos of the folks that are picking up tons

01:09:42.720 of signals in graveyards? Well, no, I haven't. That's very interesting. I'm wondering if you

01:09:48.220 could send me that if you could find it and send me that that'd be interesting again shadow davis

01:09:55.160 at gmail.com s-h-a-d-o-e-d-a-v-i-s at gmail.com

01:10:00.780 notable says i'm glad you reached out to the room tonight well so am i i you know guys

01:10:09.600 like i said before usually i have a show planned for you and i haven't got time to jump between

01:10:16.860 platforms and look at all the comments and you know if you saw the comments the way i see them

01:10:21.620 especially on rumble the other one is tough enough but on rumble it's like they're going

01:10:27.740 by so fast i can't keep track i've just put up the rumble screen on my screen in front of me right

01:10:33.700 now and the comments are going by too quickly for me to even keep up and i don't know what you guys

01:10:38.680 are talking about or if you're talking to each other or to me or just talking for the sake of

01:10:44.300 talking i don't know i don't know sometimes it's difficult to tell mommy's little monster i found

01:10:52.500 you it says i saw it on a telegram post i'll look for it thank you very much

01:10:56.700 and everybody's talking about different things so it's very difficult to keep track of it all but

01:11:05.780 i'm happy to engage with you guys as well

01:11:09.460 god is pearl kingston is a trying information overload take a break lol but good yeah it is

01:11:20.360 it is that's why i said you don't have to listen to it all in in one sitting because it is a lot

01:11:26.780 and that was the first time we had karen on last night so i wanted to get as much out of her as i

01:11:32.540 possibly could before because she did I think she did Laura Lynn she recorded with Laura Lynn

01:11:39.220 before she came on with us live last night so I'm not sure if she's going to be Laura Lynn's

01:11:43.760 going to be putting up that interview or if she already has at some point in the next couple of

01:11:48.120 days so Karen had four hours worth of interview yesterday and there could have been another one

01:11:55.400 that I'm unaware of so it could have been even longer so I commend her for her tenacity and

01:12:01.840 being able to carry through that I don't know if anybody watching this knows but when you're

01:12:07.160 talking for an hour or two hours straight without a break it can be a lot I know it doesn't seem

01:12:15.040 like it if you think wow he's just talking have you ever really tried to talk for two straight

01:12:20.960 hours before and try to get all the information out as best you can it's it's not an easy thing

01:12:29.860 to do so i want to thank karen for doing that i'm doing it right now but this is fun for me

01:12:35.480 engaging with you guys vicky says well this is fun tonight a lot less work for shadow every day we

01:12:48.900 get to do the work tonight all kind of great topics yeah you know vicky actually

01:12:54.780 this is a different kind of work

01:12:58.320 um one thing about talking for two hours straight when you've got prep which is what we call it in

01:13:08.340 the business prep um when you've got prep and you know what you're going to be talking about

01:13:15.460 it's easier but tonight because april got ill and once again we certainly hope she's going to be okay

01:13:24.260 and she was feeling faint her husband tells us that she just had a

01:13:30.040 had a bit of a bad spell but she's going to be doing better so we'll take him at his word i will

01:13:37.000 be calling to see right after the show i'll be calling her again to see if she's doing better

01:13:42.420 but when something like that happens and i look at 45 minutes before the show

01:13:53.540 technically is over maybe an hour because you guys know i go long most nights right i'm not

01:13:58.460 done usually at nine or ten o'clock i'm done quarter after sometimes a half hour later so

01:14:04.220 usually a 90 minute show um and i had nothing to talk about i hadn't prepared anything of course

01:14:14.880 i could just talk about a whole bunch of things off the top of my head but i'd be jumping from

01:14:18.700 topic to topic it would be confusing so i choose not to do that that's why i say if you have any

01:14:27.080 questions or comments put them in the comments because this is a rare thing when we come back

01:14:31.840 on monday night you guys it's going to be business as usual so tonight it's a rare thing where i

01:14:37.740 i'm at loose ends and you have a chance to to ask me things if you choose to if you don't

01:14:45.980 well then you don't here's what bill says i do a three-hour radio show it's good that i play music

01:14:52.480 between the talking segments yeah i know if you think about you know i did music radio for years

01:14:59.700 right so you would do a four five maybe a six hour show and for a morning show you would be

01:15:06.640 stopping meaning stopping to talk probably five times during that hour and each break as they

01:15:15.700 call them would have been three minutes long and then you might talk over the intro of a couple

01:15:21.160 of other songs through the hour so you would probably be talking 15 minutes maybe 16 minutes

01:15:30.600 per hour as um as a rock or pop music radio personality and not all at once

01:15:39.400 so this is this is a whole bunch different that's for sure

01:15:45.700 What do we got here?

01:15:54.940 Audrey, Canada Bank Act Revision Shadow 21, Section 1,

01:15:59.540 subject to subsections 2 and 4,

01:16:01.360 banks shall not carry on business,

01:16:03.200 and authorized foreign banks shall not carry on business

01:16:05.640 in Canada after June 30, 2025.

01:16:09.200 Audrey, where does that come from, please?

01:16:10.900 that is in a government website i'm assuming it looks fairly official

01:16:18.280 the way it's written

01:16:21.480 let's look at this again canada bank act revision

01:16:28.460 subject to subsections two and four banks shall not carry on business and authorized foreign

01:16:35.460 Bank shall not carry on business in Canada after June 30 of 2025. Is that taken out of context?

01:16:48.720 Is that in reference to some other thing? We have to ask these questions. And Audrey, thank you.

01:16:56.080 We have to ask these questions just so we can understand what this is all about.

01:17:01.300 sections or sections is that

01:17:03.220 surrounded by? I need to know what it's in

01:17:05.180 reference to

01:17:05.900 before we can start freaking out.

01:17:18.340 Attaboy, Ronnie. 1.00

01:17:23.340 It's because of the Chinese banks 1.00

01:17:25.040 in Canada. Yeah.

01:17:28.440 That makes

01:17:29.200 sense.

01:17:31.300 But I'm under the impression that Trudeau is doing nothing about the Chinese infiltration into our country.

01:17:37.900 And nobody seems to want to talk about it anymore.

01:17:41.560 Even though it was a big deal not so long ago.

01:17:46.140 And then Parliament shut down for the summer, remember?

01:17:48.540 And they came back and there was more scandals the liberals had cooked up.

01:17:52.540 So I guess the Chinese thing, which is probably the biggest thing, I don't know.

01:17:57.640 I mean, how many scandals can one country of our size especially stand? 0.97

01:18:05.720 And here's another question.

01:18:08.240 And this is something I've been thinking about at length lately.

01:18:13.400 Pierre Polyev has said that Canada's broken.

01:18:19.120 Do you think that our country is broken?

01:18:27.640 Yes, Kevin, we know about

01:18:33.480 Pierre Trudeau and what he did

01:18:35.080 and why our dollar devalued

01:18:37.500 so much, especially in the late

01:18:39.540 70s and early 80s. Yeah, he

01:18:41.220 sold our country out.

01:18:43.660 Sold it.

01:18:49.420 John says, it's been broken a long time

01:18:51.440 now. Lucette says, yes, it's broken.

01:18:54.260 Brian says, no, it's being

01:18:55.320 tested, though. That's how I feel.

01:18:58.080 That's how I feel.

01:19:03.960 Delilah here.

01:19:05.180 Now, this is something that's interesting.

01:19:07.620 Delilah says, exploring the transition towards a biodigital era disclaimer,

01:19:11.860 Policy Horizons Canada is a strategic foresight organization within the government of Canada

01:19:16.580 with a mandate to help the government develop future-oriented policy and programs

01:19:20.240 that are more robust and resilient in the face of disruptive change on the horizon.

01:19:24.900 The content of this document does not necessarily represent the views of the government of Canada

01:19:30.020 or participating departments and agencies.

01:19:32.340 Yes, yes, we do know this, that I should have brought that up.

01:19:37.280 Nonetheless, if it didn't represent the views of the government of Canada,

01:19:43.180 then why would it even be there?

01:19:44.780 if this is just a think tank

01:19:50.360 this Horizons Canada

01:19:53.900 policy Horizons whatever

01:19:56.120 why do we have to have it on website

01:19:59.500 if the government's not going to listen to them

01:20:03.520 if they're not thinking about implementing these things

01:20:07.040 then why would it even be there

01:20:08.960 why would it even exist

01:20:13.360 if the government doesn't want to try to implement it this is something else i'm sorry guys i'm a bit

01:20:24.580 all over the place tonight with the topics and the subject matter but that's all right i mean

01:20:28.400 it's a different kind of show everything that has happened to us and i hate using that expression

01:20:37.600 because it makes us sound like a bunch of victims here but everything that's happened in the past

01:20:42.740 almost four years now has been predicted sorry that's wrong we've known what they were going to

01:20:52.100 do because they've told us what they're going to do what got in the way and left us in such a state

01:21:00.720 of disbelief when it happened was the fact that we would think they're never going to do that

01:21:07.840 and i remember two years ago on this show having a restaurant owner on and talking about hey and

01:21:19.480 this was joking because it had come up in some newspaper somewhere i think about the possibility

01:21:26.420 of having vaccinated and non-vaccinated sections in restaurants and so i brought it up to this

01:21:31.220 restaurant owner we both laughed about it now i wasn't laughing because i thought it was funny

01:21:36.940 I was laughing because he was laughing.

01:21:39.900 No, shadow, we're not going to be doing that.

01:21:43.640 No, no, no, no, no, no.

01:21:46.100 And then six months later, guess what? 1.00

01:21:49.260 Now, nobody was doing that because heaven forbid the unvaccinated should be allowed to come into our restaurant. 1.00

01:21:55.920 Never mind have their own section. 1.00

01:21:57.840 No, no, no, no. 0.82

01:21:58.580 We're just not going to let them in. 1.00

01:22:00.920 To get in here, you got to have credentials.

01:22:04.580 You got to have papers.

01:22:05.860 You got to have your pass.

01:22:09.540 When that happened, none of us believed it was going to happen, even though we had been reading about it happening in other jurisdictions.

01:22:21.580 My point here is that they have told us everything they're going to do before they do it.

01:22:28.660 we hear the world economic forum talking about this bio digital convergence for years now you

01:22:39.120 can go back 10 years and watch videos from the world economic forum on this particular subject

01:22:45.320 they're on youtube feel free now how many policies of the world economic forum are implemented in our

01:22:54.280 country right now both federally take out both federally provincially and municipally there are

01:23:01.940 many is the world economic forum running our country or other countries no

01:23:09.980 but the leaders who are running the countries are apostates of klaus schwab in the world

01:23:18.640 economic forum so yes you could say they are but they're not officially and that's how the

01:23:24.740 government's been run for the past three and a half years yeah we're not going to make you take

01:23:29.080 the vaccine we're not going to force it into you but we will make sure that you're a social pariah

01:23:35.280 without a job or a home if you don't so can you say you got forced to do it technically no

01:23:44.680 you had a choice

01:23:47.880 as ridiculous as that sounds to us but there were actually people saying that 0.98

01:23:57.780 from the other side of things anyway that's enough yammering you guys

01:24:03.340 i'm losing some of you here i mean i i see the audience is shrinking and

01:24:07.980 shrink it's friday night you guys want to go out and have a good time

01:24:10.820 all right or stay in and have a good time have a drink or two whatever

01:24:14.380 so uh i will definitely check in on april one more time and i want you guys to have a great

01:24:22.400 weekend i am already as you know lining up guests for next week's show so i'll give you a rundown

01:24:28.220 on monday to see who's coming up maybe i'll even have one come on monday night

01:24:31.900 i love you all i appreciate you all and i will talk to you again on monday night

01:24:41.080 eight o'clock central for another shadow at night live stream until then take care

01:24:48.020 and i will talk to you soon bye for now

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