The Shadoe Davis Show - October 21, 2023


Shadoe at Nite Friday Oct. 20th⧸2023 Trudeau heckled in a mosque!!


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00:02:30.000 Hello, everybody, and welcome to Shadow
00:02:59.980 at night it's friday october the 20th 2023 on the show tonight justin trudeau gets heckled again
00:03:06.240 this time in a mosque well this happened yesterday but we only heard about it this
00:03:13.460 morning via many many many many posts on x and we're going to play you the video in just a second
00:03:18.220 apparently what the video doesn't show is trudeau actually and his some of his ministers and mps
00:03:25.280 being accosted by the mosque goers so we're gonna
00:03:32.540 we're gonna get to that in just a second i love hearing stories like that
00:03:38.240 oh uh one more thing there was a ruling in alberta court this
00:03:43.460 morning regarding the coots four now remember that sealed envelope we've
00:03:47.740 been telling you about they were in court for less than an
00:03:51.640 hour this morning. And the judge has agreed that the defense should be able to make further
00:03:59.660 submissions on the issue regarding whatever is in this envelope without having to skirt around
00:04:07.220 the redacted information. They can address it directly. So this was a win.
00:04:12.740 we have no idea when they'll be going back so we have no idea if and when the coots four will be
00:04:24.860 released so this is i suppose it's slightly good news but not the best news that we could hope for
00:04:33.960 regarding the political prisoners from coots who are all in different lockups around southern
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00:05:59.920 The Great Reset.
00:06:01.980 I found some video of a so-called WEF-linked scientist
00:06:07.420 who wants to actually change human DNA in order to battle climate change.
00:06:13.660 And we'll play that for you near the end of the show tonight.
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00:08:53.220 All right, the petition.
00:08:54.880 I am going to talk about this petition every show between now and February 4th,
00:09:00.800 and the reason for that is I want, we should want, all of us,
00:09:04.960 this petition to be the largest House of Commons petition
00:09:08.040 in the history of House of Commons petition.
00:09:10.900 So far, that's the gun control petition that came out about four years ago, 175,310 signatures on that one.
00:09:20.040 This has been out for a week and a half, authored by Douglas Porter of Burnaby, British Columbia, and sponsored by MP Leslyn Lewis.
00:09:29.740 How many signatures do we have here?
00:09:32.200 I put this up about an hour ago.
00:09:34.020 So 39,158.
00:09:36.580 But let's do a quick refresh here and see.
00:09:39.360 Yeah.
00:09:39.880 39,200 so hopefully by the end of the show tonight we can get past 40,000 and then by the end of the
00:09:47.460 weekend maybe 45,000 now some people are asking shadow i've already signed it i wish you would
00:09:55.020 stop talking about it and i say to that look it you may have signed it but did you share it did
00:10:00.380 you get it out there to as many people as possible shadow david creighton said and he's an experienced
00:10:06.200 journalist and he's been around parliament hill for over 30 years and i respect david yes absolutely
00:10:11.320 he said he's never seen one of these things really work when it comes to the house of
00:10:17.640 commons but then again he also said he has never seen a petition with more than 175 000 signatures
00:10:25.000 so i said what if we got this thing to a million what if we got this thing to two million would
00:10:29.640 Would they take notice then?
00:10:32.060 Yeah.
00:10:32.900 And then he talked about how politicians react to their constituents.
00:10:36.800 And they're scared of their constituents if we stand up and we start acting out.
00:10:42.040 Not badly, but we start, well, maybe acting out was the wrong expression.
00:10:46.820 Speaking out.
00:10:47.800 Yes.
00:10:48.900 If we start taking action.
00:10:51.680 If we start taking action, not ugly action, not screaming on some street corner with a sign.
00:10:59.460 yeah all of that stuff we've done that stuff it's time for our movement to mature a little bit we
00:11:06.260 have to grow up and we have to start doing things properly above board there are strategies out
00:11:11.620 there if you look at manitoba stronger together if you look at the alberta prosperity project if
00:11:16.580 you look at unified grassroots there are all kinds of organizations now forming that can help us
00:11:24.740 defeat this woke ideology that is permeating all across the country, all across the world,
00:11:30.340 actually. But we need to take action ourselves. And there's also a great one. I was talking with
00:11:36.460 Wayne Peters about this the other day, a great one in the southern United States, a step-by-step
00:11:42.340 manual that we can follow to make sure we get rid of this stuff. But it's going to be a process.
00:11:47.140 It's not something that happens overnight. It's not one battle. This is a war that we're in,
00:11:52.640 as you know. And wars are not won in one battle. And I know so many people are hoping for that
00:12:00.040 to happen. One fell swoop, it's over. Rip it off the Band-Aid. That's not the way it's going to
00:12:04.520 work. The way it's going to work is by getting information out, by winning hearts and minds,
00:12:10.340 and by taking over with rational-minded people, school boards, city and town councils,
00:12:17.180 eventually provinces and then the federal government and we can do this but it's going
00:12:23.420 to be a process it took the marxists a very long time to get to where they are today 1.00
00:12:28.240 hopefully it won't take us as long because we're working with urgency here and of course we've got 1.00
00:12:34.140 an agenda hanging over our heads it's called agenda 2030 and the great reset with the fourth
00:12:39.760 industrial revolution so yes we do have to work with some kind of urgency but we can do this
00:12:46.980 We have to stop the infighting, of course, and we have to mature our movement.
00:12:51.980 So we have to get this message out to people calmly and rationally.
00:12:57.160 Speak like that, logically.
00:13:02.660 Maybe not completely logically.
00:13:05.720 You know, this is a sad commentary.
00:13:08.660 All those years I worked in radio,
00:13:10.880 one of the biggest things i learned was the best and fastest way to get to somebody
00:13:17.540 and that means to touch somebody is to touch them emotionally
00:13:22.860 and that's what the other side has been doing they have been doing that for years and years
00:13:32.460 and years now and that's where the facts over feelings or facts don't care about your feelings
00:13:36.780 has come in and all of the people on our side who make sense don't really seem to have emotional
00:13:44.100 attachments to things they just speak in in common sense and logic like just jordan peterson for
00:13:49.260 example but i think we're going to have to add a little bit of emotion to this right like do you
00:13:58.920 really think that a man can be a woman but it's how he feels yeah i understand but you know
00:14:08.760 i feel like a turtle today maybe hit him with some humor
00:14:14.120 maybe hit him with some tears maybe talk about the detransitioners whichever topic you're talking
00:14:20.840 about you may have to infuse a little bit of emotion into this in order to get people to
00:14:26.840 actually listen to you in the first place and once you've got them listening then you can start
00:14:32.280 talking logic all right let's move to our first story tonight you guys and i really can't stand
00:14:39.000 having to talk about these vaccines anymore because that's so 2021 but here we are from
00:14:45.800 the defender oh and by the way rfk jr who is behind this website because he's an anti-vaxxer
00:14:53.480 he also says reparations must be made to african-americans and i think we've got a
00:15:00.120 story about that coming up towards the end of the show there is going to be some funny stuff at the
00:15:04.120 end of the show so stick with the entire time tonight if you can an admission of epic proportions
00:15:10.120 health canada confirms dna plasmid contamination of covid vaccines so let's go ahead and check out
00:15:19.320 oh look at that the canadian flag and as a
00:15:23.480 In what one scientist described as an admission of Epic Proportions Health Canada yesterday confirmed the presence of DNA contamination in Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines, and also confirmed that Pfizer did not disclose the contamination to the public health authority.
00:15:41.060 the dna contamination includes the simian virus 40
00:15:45.620 the simian virus 40 promoter and enhancer pfizer did not previously disclose and that
00:15:54.420 some experts say is a cancer risk due to potential integration with the human genome
00:15:58.980 health canada is the country's public health authority and it told the epoch times
00:16:11.040 sorry, the Epoch Times, that while Pfizer provided the full DNA sequences of the plasmid in its
00:16:16.980 vaccine at the time of the initial submission, the vaccine maker did not specifically identify
00:16:23.080 the SV40 sequence. Health Canada expects sponsors to identify any biologically functional DNA
00:16:30.420 sequences within a plasmid, such as the simian 40 virus or enhancer, at the time of submission.
00:16:38.440 So now Health Canada is trying to say, hey, we didn't know.
00:16:41.840 They didn't tell us that we didn't know.
00:16:44.460 But they're safe and effective.
00:16:47.100 They're trying to wriggle off the hook.
00:16:48.960 We cannot let them.
00:16:51.960 Health Canada's admission came after two scientists, Kevin McKernan and Philip J.
00:16:55.960 Buchholz, Ph.D., discovered the presence of bacterial plasma DNA in the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines.
00:17:02.340 at levels potentially 18 to 70 times higher than the limit set by the U.S. Food and Drug
00:17:08.600 Administration and the European Medicines Agency tested for expired Pfizer and Moderna vaccine
00:17:15.860 vials thought to only contain mRNA and found to contain double-stranded DNA plasmids.
00:17:25.540 Health Canada said, we've concluded that the risk-benefit profile continues to support
00:17:31.880 the use of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, even after this, and that it does rely on manufacturer
00:17:39.800 claims but conducts an in-depth, independent review to make sure the vaccines meet our high
00:17:44.680 standards for safety, efficacy, and quality. Jancy Lindsay, Director of Toxicology and Molecular
00:17:51.620 Biology for Toxicology Support Services, told the defender, this statement is silly,
00:17:56.840 not believable and not defendable adding that we should not have to do the research
00:18:04.000 that they could have done why are the fda the cdc and the mainstream media still silent about this
00:18:12.140 asked steve kirch founder of the vaccine safety research foundation adding the mainstream medical
00:18:16.940 community is silent as well viral immunologist dr byram bridal of the university of guelph
00:18:24.000 Commenting on Health Canada's admission on his substack, this is an admission of epic proportions.
00:18:33.280 He also wrote, one must wonder why Pfizer would not disclose the presence of a biologically functional DNA sequence to a health regulator.
00:18:40.740 Pfizer was required to disclose to health regulatory agencies all of the bioactive sequences in the bacterial plasmid DNA that they use to manufacture their shots.
00:18:51.640 The contamination would have been discovered sooner by independent researchers, but people were threatened with arrest if they supplied vials for analysis, Kersh said, claiming he faced threats if he participated in trying to analyze the vials.
00:19:04.760 else right that it's been 818 total days since the university of guelph banned him from accessing
00:19:15.180 his office and laboratory for attempting to conduct similar research while other researchers
00:19:20.500 have been the focus of attacks from many so-called misinformation experts even though none have been
00:19:26.680 able to refute their findings so i went looking for vaccine uptake because you know there's this
00:19:34.120 new vaccine that's out right it's new and approved so i'm looking for vaccine uptake in canada and i
00:19:40.080 found something even better this from public health ontario from just a couple of weeks ago
00:19:47.740 adverse events following immunization for covet 19 from december 13th of 2020
00:19:52.720 all the way up to october 8th of this year
00:19:56.680 in ontario aefis are reported to local public health units by health care providers and vaccine
00:20:06.880 recipients then they're investigated and assessed all these reports which are then entered in the
00:20:13.240 provincial electronic reporting system according to provincial surveillance guidelines so we're
00:20:18.740 going to go check out how many people have reported adverse effects in ontario we're going to make
00:20:25.600 this a little bigger so everybody can see here. There are a total of 23,002 adverse reaction
00:20:34.480 reports following 38 million doses, which should be more than enough, by the way, to
00:20:40.460 do a recall. We're talking about 23,000 people suffering from an injection they were forced
00:20:46.120 to take. Of the total 23,000 reports received to date, 21,746 are non-serious, including 32 in the
00:20:57.800 last report. 1,256 meet serious definition. The most commonly reported adverse events are other
00:21:04.460 severe or unusual events and allergic skin reactions reported in 28.3% and 22.6% of the
00:21:12.200 total adverse event reports. 1,743 reports include a COVID-19 vaccine-specific adverse event of
00:21:21.880 special interest in which 759 reports also meet the serious definition. Ontario is continuing to
00:21:29.120 monitor all of these adverse events reports following receipt of COVID-19 immunization
00:21:34.120 in collaboration with its partners. Now, something I haven't been able to understand
00:21:38.860 since they rolled out these death shots, these clot shots, is this.
00:21:44.880 When you get a bag of peas that may be contaminated with E. coli,
00:21:49.340 there's a major recall that's on all the mainstream media.
00:21:52.380 Alert, alert, alert.
00:21:53.500 Don't buy this specific brand of peas or corn or whatever it happens to be.
00:21:58.920 Because one kid got a little bit sick one night.
00:22:02.420 Maybe they had diarrhea.
00:22:03.380 but you've got thousands and thousands of people in Ontario alone
00:22:08.940 and these are the ones who get reported
00:22:12.280 never mind the ones that don't get reported
00:22:14.520 because doctors just won't do it
00:22:16.280 because they're scared out of their wits
00:22:18.140 you've got thousands of people who are suffering adverse events
00:22:23.280 in some cases very serious and in some cases even death
00:22:26.460 but no, you need to take these things
00:22:29.540 even with SV40 DNA
00:22:32.300 that's now been found in these awful things.
00:22:36.760 Not to mention the fact that they're not really effective.
00:22:41.960 If they were effective at all,
00:22:43.680 their effectiveness wanes very quickly into the negative
00:22:46.920 after six weeks in some cases,
00:22:49.140 depending on a person's immune system in the first place.
00:22:52.620 So how can they continue to rule these things out
00:22:56.520 and support them publicly?
00:22:59.600 How can they?
00:23:00.680 I mean, if they're scientists, they should read all the data, not just specific data.
00:23:09.020 They should read all the data, and then they should go, wait a minute.
00:23:12.560 Even if there's a hint that these things could have negative adverse reactions on people, then we should tell them that.
00:23:20.900 But they keep saying it over and over and over again.
00:23:25.640 Don't forget to get your shots.
00:23:27.080 Now, the good news is that so far only 27% in 2023, 27% of Canadians have received at least one dose.
00:23:38.480 And why do you think that is?
00:23:39.740 Because they haven't been threatened with their livelihoods.
00:23:42.120 That's why.
00:23:43.700 Here's another great piece of news that I found today on Zero Hedge.
00:23:49.720 It took what felt forever, what felt like forever, but at least some reality is making its way back into health care.
00:23:57.080 We guess this means no more dancing nurse TikTok videos, though, sadly.
00:24:02.860 And now that we've seen the pump on the health care industry from COVID-19, it's time for the dump.
00:24:10.140 Pfizer and Moderna shares are down 35 and 49 percent this year. 1.00
00:24:17.440 How a freaking Louya. 0.97
00:24:19.580 That doesn't mean they're going to go broke because each one of these companies is worth billions. 1.00
00:24:23.380 Pfizer way more than Moderna, but still Moderna is worth a lot of money.
00:24:27.080 But it should send them down the road, at least for a little while.
00:24:33.380 Changing gears, Saskatchewan government passes Parents' Bill of Rights.
00:24:37.300 This story, obviously, from Rebel News, as you can see.
00:24:40.820 The Parents' Bill of Rights Act mandates that educators and other school admins inform parents when a child under 16 changes their name or uses different pronouns to affirm their gender identity.
00:24:53.380 Look at this, classroom grooming.
00:24:55.460 drag queen story yeah saskatchewan's parental rights legislation passed the legislature today
00:25:05.580 intensifying the long-winded diatribes from the ndp caucus who voted no bill 137 the parents bill
00:25:13.320 of rights act received 39 votes in support from the saskatchewan party and one vote from the lone
00:25:19.080 saskatchewan united party representative nadine wilson wilson praised the passing of the bill
00:25:25.040 calling it a necessary first step in bringing parents back into their children's education.
00:25:30.180 Our party is looking forward to bringing about more common sense solutions while continuing to
00:25:34.880 hold this government to account, she added. Unsurprisingly, the entire NDP caucus voted
00:25:40.200 against the legislation, alleging human rights violations. The fact that Scott Moe, I got into
00:25:45.980 an argument with one of these people today on Twitter as well. Sorry, X. The fact that Scott
00:25:50.800 mo declared the first emergency setting in 24 years to essentially police what kids call each
00:25:56.240 other on the playground says a whole lot about his priorities from ndp leader carla beck at the
00:26:02.920 legislature saskatchewan premier scott mo explains here why he's using the notwithstanding clause
00:26:10.300 to get the parental bill of rights act the notwithstanding clause is not utilized uh often
00:26:16.100 in this province utilized much more often in a province like Quebec and listen maybe just a
00:26:21.340 comment with respect to the notwithstanding clause it is it is was part of those very charter
00:26:26.140 discussions advocated on by the premiers at the time of Saskatchewan and Alberta because there
00:26:32.640 was as those those rights that were included under under the charter were being discussed
00:26:38.380 there was other rights that were identified as well that were not included under the charter
00:26:41.660 And it was also identified that at some point in the future, there could be the collision of these charter protected rights and other rights that are important to Saskatchewan residents and to Canadian residents as well.
00:26:52.820 And when those rights collide, the notwithstanding clause was provided to ensure that the elected government of the day would be able to make the decision as to which of those rights would be in effect for the people that they ultimately represented.
00:27:05.660 represented in this case, that's the rights of a parent to ensure they're involved in their
00:27:10.020 children's decision, bring our parents closer to our children's classrooms, schools, and ultimately
00:27:16.280 make for a more reactionary and more responsive education system in the province.
00:27:24.340 All right, my friends, we're going to get into this story from Sheila Gunn-Reed of Rebel News
00:27:28.560 in just a second. This is great news, but one thing that we always have to remember in that is
00:27:33.140 uh he said the elected government of the day scott moe did and so what does this mean this means
00:27:41.900 that if we ever decide to vote in an ndp government like manitoba just did two weeks ago
00:27:47.520 any progress that gets made towards getting rid of this crap will just be erased an ndp or a 0.63
00:27:57.260 Liberal government will erase any parental rights. 0.97
00:28:01.020 They'll go with the woke agenda on every single thing.
00:28:07.120 So not only do we have to make sure that these Marxist parties never, ever get elected in our provinces again,
00:28:14.700 in Ontario, you got to make sure the liberals never get in there ever again.
00:28:19.800 I know that Doug Ford is not exactly God's gift.
00:28:22.320 Believe me, I know that. 0.97
00:28:23.320 I mean, the guy's probably a criminal.
00:28:25.420 Probably. 0.92
00:28:27.260 But just imagine what it might be like if Kathleen Wynne was still your premier. 0.98
00:28:34.540 That province would be in a shambles right now, as it is.
00:28:39.280 It's not great.
00:28:40.420 It's not what it once was, but it can be if the conservative party there gets the right leadership.
00:28:47.180 Or one of the newer parties, the blue party, I think.
00:28:51.260 Derek Sloan, one of the new parties starts getting some traction over there.
00:28:55.400 But then again, you know what?
00:28:57.260 I was thinking this morning, we need to change the political landscape in this country.
00:29:04.060 I understand that people are fed up with the existing system that we have and the party system that we have.
00:29:10.640 None of the parties really speak to the grassroots, right?
00:29:17.880 They're just talking and talking points and slogans.
00:29:22.020 And we need somebody. I'm not sure if it's a party or just a kind of a loose association of people who are common sense thinkers and can relate to people in personal ways. It's a tough call when you're trying to speak to a lot of people. It's difficult to do that.
00:29:43.860 But we have to reach them on an emotional level first and then a logical level after we've reached them, like I said earlier in the show.
00:29:54.480 All right, speaking of political parties, the NDP held their convention in Hamilton this past weekend.
00:30:03.040 And Sheila Gunn-Reed has got a great story here.
00:30:06.640 Watch this.
00:30:07.740 Let's go ahead.
00:30:13.860 Can someone, I'm going to ask you to leave.
00:30:31.200 And they should not be up at the mic speaking, voting, or anything else.
00:30:36.940 There is a lot for us to discuss right now, and that is what I am doing.
00:30:43.860 I want to take this quick moment and just acknowledge the work of the activist communities, of the work of the anti-fascists who are on the front lines against hate day in and day out, against the violence that they're unleashing.
00:30:58.840 That guy is actually commending Antifa right there.
00:31:03.520 That's exactly what he was doing.
00:31:05.420 The work of the anti-fascists who are out there on the front lines every day.
00:31:09.580 That's Antifa.
00:31:10.480 He is praising Antifa, who are obviously affiliated with the New Democratic Party.
00:31:15.620 Seriously.
00:31:18.000 Now, I very quickly want to outline a few things, because this week, this weekend is about what an NDP government would look like.
00:31:26.200 The NDP were too busy arguing over microaggressions and wasting their time announcing their pronouns to pass any real policy plans at their latest convention in Hamilton.
00:31:36.880 And as a parent, I think we should be glad for that.
00:31:41.480 I'll explain.
00:31:42.980 But I watched the sideshow, so you didn't have to.
00:31:51.100 Okay, so now we're back.
00:31:53.380 Did you know the NDP National Convention was this weekend in Hamilton, Ontario, 0.81
00:31:57.620 the third party which relegated itself to a pathetic fate?
00:32:01.500 As the Socialist Caucus of the Federal Liberal Party of Canada
00:32:04.160 met to decide their vision for Canada's fate and future. And it was everything you imagined and
00:32:10.120 more. For example, just look at their safety protocols. Accessibility features offered at
00:32:16.540 the convention this year. A quiet room with a HEPA air purifier. So if you've been triggered
00:32:22.720 by something that somebody's said, you can go in the quiet room and then also satiate your extreme
00:32:30.140 left-wing hypochondria at the very same time it's in room 204 in case you get lost there was special
00:32:36.620 speaking priority for gender equity so ladies and members of the lgbt community got priority
00:32:42.980 speaking uh white males back of the line we have equity speaking rules at this convention if you
00:32:50.060 apply identify with a gender other than man and you would like to identify for priority speaking
00:32:56.080 please have your yellow card with you. There was mask and hand sanitizer readily available,
00:33:01.320 again, for that left-wing hypochondriac in your life. It goes on, frequent sanitization of common
00:33:06.900 spaces and surfaces, again, just feeding the feedback loop of hypochondria and immediate
00:33:13.700 access to the convention's accessibility coordinator. So if you needed to complain
00:33:19.780 about them not doing enough to accommodate your hypochondria, you could just go directly to the
00:33:24.220 convention's accessibility coordinator. Now, let me be clear. I disagree with the NDP on almost,
00:33:30.120 if not literally, everything they stand for. However, say what you will about the NDP, and
00:33:34.160 Lord knows that I have. They used to fashion themselves as a progressive principled alternative
00:33:39.360 to the liberals, but now they prop up the liberals. You know all that liberal corruption you can't
00:33:43.820 stand? If not rewarded, it's completely enabled by the NDP, who maintain the liberal stranglehold on
00:33:48.940 power by voting with minority liberals all the time. In the House of Commons, you see without
00:33:53.380 the NDP, there's no liberal government. And with the NDP, there would be no religious education
00:33:58.700 in this country or any education system that considers parents' rights as the first best
00:34:03.720 educators of their children who know what's best for their kids without government intervention.
00:34:08.740 Just look at this policy resolution from the weekend. It would have been a supplement to
00:34:12.960 the party's existing human rights policy. It's the LGBTQ2S plus resolution from Davenport,
00:34:20.660 Whereas Section 6, Strengthening Human Rights and the Canadian Identity, Section 6-3, LGBTQI2S+, add a subsection M based on the following.
00:34:35.520 Whereas Pride Month 2023 saw LGBTQ plus communities at schools across Canada targeted by sustained, organized, and well-resourced homophobic and transphobic violence, threats, and discrimination, be it resolved that in response to threats and acts of violence against Pride Week events and gender expression in schools and universities, that we condemn all forms of homophobia, transphobia, hate, bullying, bigotry, intimidation, and violence.
00:35:01.460 be it further resolved that we applaud the educators school board trustees parents students
00:35:07.600 allies and elected officials who refuse to be intimidated by homophobia and transphobia here's
00:35:13.220 the rub be it further resolved that we proclaim a future NDP government would never grant public
00:35:19.800 funds to educational institutions that harbor discriminatory practices and let me be clear here
00:35:26.680 Their version of discriminatory practices is letting Christians be Christians, letting social conservatives be social conservatives, and letting parents know what the heck is going on in school.
00:35:37.060 That, to them, that's discrimination.
00:35:38.960 I would say this all would have been a supplement to an existing policy, but the reason for that is that the party wasted so much time announcing their pronouns on the microphone that they didn't get any real work done.
00:35:53.320 We have equity speaking rules at this convention.
00:35:55.300 if you identify with a gender other than man
00:35:58.560 and you would like to identify for priority speaking,
00:36:01.160 please have your yellow card with you.
00:36:02.920 Could I invoke gender parity in this discussion?
00:36:06.900 And also...
00:36:07.960 I'm...
00:36:09.080 Excuse me.
00:36:10.520 I was recognizing the delegate in purple ahead of you.
00:36:13.660 And the answer to the question
00:36:14.720 about whether you can invoke the gender equity rules
00:36:19.780 is if you identify with a gender other than man,
00:36:23.480 you may wave a yellow card at me
00:36:24.960 and we will prioritize your speaking delegate on microphone two in purple please thank you chair
00:36:33.120 i'm confused why you went to a con speaker that was male presenting when the previous speaker was
00:36:39.280 male presenting uh i think it's in our constitution and our uh rules of order and chairing that we
00:36:48.160 honor gender parity well i would like to speak i'll correct you there delegate we have gender
00:36:53.920 equity rules that require that as the chairperson, I balance pro and con speakers, but also when
00:36:59.560 delegates identify themselves with yellow cards, they get priority. And it would be wrong of me
00:37:04.600 to look at a delegate and determine anything about their identity. If delegates would like
00:37:09.400 to identify themselves for the purposes of the equity speaking rules, I'll encourage you to get
00:37:15.760 a yellow card. Now, don't you think for a second that the provincial iterations of the NDP party
00:37:21.100 are any different. It is all the same party based on the party structure. What that means is the
00:37:27.360 NDP, wherever they are, they don't respect parents. Now, thank goodness they don't respect
00:37:33.680 their own time either. For Rebel News, I'm Sheila Genreid. To sign our Rebel News
00:37:51.100 .
00:38:21.100 I just realized my mic was muted.
00:38:51.100 So I'll take that from the top.
00:38:56.620 That, my friends, is today's NDP.
00:39:00.560 My dad would have been absent if he were still alive today to see that.
00:39:04.420 My dad was a working man.
00:39:05.860 He worked for the city of Winnipeg for over 30 years and round up his career in 1997 as a shop foreman.
00:39:13.800 and
00:39:15.520 if he would have seen that
00:39:20.020 nonsense that came out of the
00:39:22.400 NDP convention this past weekend
00:39:24.380 he would have been shaking his head
00:39:26.060 you know what, my dad never voted conservative
00:39:28.640 not once in his life, not federally
00:39:30.560 not provincially, never
00:39:32.120 but I think
00:39:34.540 he would today 0.93
00:39:35.260 because of that kind of nonsense 0.64
00:39:38.120 today's NDP
00:39:39.520 is not at all
00:39:41.580 about
00:39:43.800 the working man or anything else that really makes common sense and as Sheila Gunn-Reed
00:39:51.820 pointed out in that piece and a great piece by the way on rebel news there
00:39:55.540 um provincial parties and the federal party are all one big party it's written into their
00:40:04.400 constitution so provincial parties in the NDP do not have any differing views as their federal
00:40:13.740 counterparts this story comes from tnc.news tragic mistake groups decried defeat of bill to prevent
00:40:20.540 assisted suicide for the mentally ill this was voted down yesterday by the liberals and the block
00:40:27.340 in the house of commons think tanks and pro-life groups are lamenting the defeat of a conservative
00:40:32.940 private members bill which would prevent the expansion of assisted suicide to those who
00:40:38.460 who suffer from mental illness. Ed Fast's Bill C-314 would have amended the criminal code in
00:40:45.320 relation to assisted suicide provisions to not classify mental disorders as a grievous
00:40:51.220 and irredeemable medical condition for which a person could receive medical assistance in dying.
00:40:57.760 On Wednesday, the bill was defeated on its second reading in the House of Commons, 167
00:41:02.980 to 150 in a statement following the bill's defeat the non-partisan think tank cardis called the
00:41:09.820 result a tragic mistake that ignores where a majority of canadians stand on the issue
00:41:14.260 parliament should have listened to the unacceptably high number of canadians who say they encounter
00:41:20.240 barriers and accessing mental health care or the 64 percent of canadians who fear those with mental
00:41:25.920 illness will become even more vulnerable with you when euthanasia and assisted suicide become
00:41:31.040 available to them next march that comes from cardis health program director rebecca vashon
00:41:37.440 by not even voting to send the bill for further consideration at committee
00:41:42.560 parliament has demonstrated an unwillingness to listen to these very real concerns about providing
00:41:47.440 death for mental illness when canadians still have problems accessing proper care for life 0.98
00:41:52.000 with mental illness why do you think they're doing it it's all part of the agenda
00:42:01.040 One homeless person at a time, one person who's been diagnosed with depression, who maybe can't afford their pills, who thinks that dying is the easy way out.
00:42:20.380 This was posted on Twitter today, and I laughed so hard.
00:42:25.920 And you have to think, over the past two, maybe three years, it's been getting worse and worse and worse for Trudeau at nearly every public appearance he makes.
00:42:37.820 There's always what seems to be a rather large crowd of people out there heckling, booing, throwing gravel even.
00:42:46.340 We saw that during the 2021 election.
00:42:49.040 and you would think that a guy would sit down and and look at that and look at the polls especially
00:42:56.920 in the past seven or eight months and go you know what if i am truly all about what's best for
00:43:04.780 canada then i should step down right i mean he's got what 26 approval in all of the polling
00:43:16.460 aggregates in the last few months. Pierre Polyev soaring with 40, 41 percent. Trudeau should step
00:43:22.620 down. What he should do is call an election and then step down. No way, you can't do that.
00:43:31.300 Well, you can, but that would be death for his party. You want to keep some integrity intact.
00:43:38.720 So maybe you step down, excuse me, you wait six months for your party to elect a new leader
00:43:43.280 and then immediately call an election in the meantime put canada on cruise control control
00:43:49.140 for the next six months get rid of all these ridiculous policies that you have in place right
00:43:53.820 now because the guy's got almost two years left of destroying the country before we can get rid of 0.83
00:43:59.400 unless the ndp decide to pull the pin but what needs to happen
00:44:05.260 is if you live in a riding that's held by an NDP MP or a liberal MP, then you should be calling
00:44:15.820 and writing that MP every single day and get all of your friends to do the same thing and demand
00:44:21.300 that if it's a liberal MP, that you put pressure on Trudeau to step down. If it's an NDP MP,
00:44:28.820 then you put pressure on that MP to put pressure on Jagmeet Singh to pull the pin on this agreement
00:44:34.360 they have either way again we are the people and we can make a difference but we have to start
00:44:41.260 doing that and we have to continue doing it just because we do it once doesn't mean it's over
00:44:46.780 doesn't mean oh i did my bit no we have to do it every single day just like that petition
00:44:52.640 that petition uh the leslund lewis petition with almost 40 000 signatures on it now we can't stop
00:44:59.720 talking about that petition until we reach half a million to a million on that one even then it
00:45:07.160 might not be enough but we need that petition to get out there and get circulated and get people
00:45:13.100 to sign that thing so we can't ever stop just like this whole indoctrination thing in schools
00:45:18.340 we can't ever stop we can't stop even when we think we've won we can't stop because these people
00:45:25.620 will always be there they might go into hiding for a couple of years at a time but they'll come back
00:45:32.180 and that's something i think we've all learned in the past few years anyway let's get on with
00:45:38.520 this video because you're going to like this trudeau getting booed heckled in a mosque watch
00:45:44.560 we have the prime minister here we have ministers of the crown here we have mps here
00:45:54.160 We ask all of you, we ask all of you to listen to him, and if you want, please engage in dialogue, because dialogue is important.
00:46:09.740 Why does he always do that last second kind of before he gets into the vehicle?
00:46:38.240 He stops, turns, and he does that wave, almost like he's giving the finger.
00:46:41.920 Let's watch that again, because that's very in here.
00:46:57.280 Now, apparently, that turned pretty ugly. 1.00
00:47:02.840 I've seen firsthand Muslims getting excited. 1.00
00:47:07.140 That was at the march last month, the million-person march.
00:47:10.920 And it's concerning.
00:47:17.360 So if I were Trudeau in that situation, even though you're surrounded by security,
00:47:21.880 you might want to just get out of there without jamming your finger in their eye.
00:47:28.120 Sadiq Khan has signed up Londoners for the planetary health diet by 2030
00:47:34.280 with meat cut to World War II levels of 44 grams per day.
00:47:39.020 All right, this comes from The Daily Skeptic.
00:47:43.160 So is that a believable story?
00:47:45.580 I look at that and I go, all right, all right.
00:47:47.800 They may have some facts in here that are actual facts,
00:47:51.140 but the hyperbole in the title of this leaves me cold.
00:47:55.980 I don't like this kind of thing.
00:47:57.740 And the same thing with The Daily Caller, I think it's called.
00:48:00.600 there's just a couple of right-wing publications out there that are far too hyperbolic to the
00:48:10.220 point of making you go wait a minute man like that's not what happened so please don't do that
00:48:15.000 because if we're going to sit here and complain about the left-wing corporate media lying and
00:48:20.960 omitting truth we shouldn't be doing the same thing on our side we need to be above board with
00:48:28.160 everything we do. That's my opinion anyway. But is there a shred of truth in this? Yes,
00:48:35.780 there is, my friends. First of all, it's on the C40 Cities website. So there is something called
00:48:40.820 the Planetary Health Diet. And we all know what the C40 Cities are. This is a group of cities who
00:48:47.220 are getting together to try and save the planet through different tactics, including the Planetary
00:48:52.720 health diet. So this involves eating a lot of fruit, vegetables, nuts, legumes, smaller amounts
00:48:59.140 of animal-sourced and highly processed foods. Now, I know what you're thinking right now. You're
00:49:05.420 thinking, well, how is an elected official going to make us change our eating habits? That's not
00:49:11.680 within their purview, and I would agree. We're going to get to that. Specifically, the planetary
00:49:17.480 health diet is a balanced and nutritious diet which provides each adult up to 2,500 calories
00:49:23.760 per day. Now, if you need more because you work out, you exercise heavily, or you do a blue-collar
00:49:30.200 job, sorry about your luck, Chuck, up to 2,500 calories per day, including no more than 16
00:49:38.320 kilograms of meat per year or around 300 grams per week and 90 kilograms of dairy per year or
00:49:48.140 around 250 grams per day now this is right from their website right from the c40 website
00:49:54.360 widespread transition to the planetary health diet would dramatically they say
00:50:00.420 reduce food sector emissions and enable the global food system to provide a balanced
00:50:05.120 nutritional diet for 10 billion people it would also save 11 million lives every year due to the
00:50:11.260 reduced impact of diet related diseases and then they tell you for more information about the
00:50:18.560 planetary health diet so that is a real thing that's a real concept but is it enforceable
00:50:25.800 you've got mayors who are signing on to it and this is another story from the c40
00:50:33.640 cities website c40.org if you want to read this this is a world economic forum affiliate
00:50:41.940 today and this is not from today this is recently but they say today 14 global cities committed to
00:50:50.660 the c40 good food cities declaration in order to promote and preserve the health of citizens and
00:50:56.640 the health of the planet so what cities are involved mayors now this is how they're gonna
00:51:03.600 at least try to roll it out mayors will work with their citizens to achieve a planetary health diet
00:51:11.040 for all by 2030 you see this is part of the agenda 2030 program and you know when you see this stuff
00:51:19.040 isn't it amazing that people still call you a conspiracy theorist agenda 2030 it's a conspiracy 0.98
00:51:26.140 Theory what are you stupid dude it's right here it's right on their website why do you think 0.99
00:51:32.980 2030 keeps coming up over and over and over again why is 2030 special if it weren't for this agenda 0.99
00:51:40.600 anyway planetary health diet for all by 2030 with balanced and nutritious food reflective
00:51:50.160 of the culture, geography, and demography of their citizens. Now, this is where it gets
00:51:57.340 interesting. Mayors will use their procurement powers to change what kind of food cities buy. 0.94
00:52:04.960 What? Excuse me? I don't recall mayors having that kind of power to tell grocery stores or 0.83
00:52:14.620 restaurants or markets or farmers what kind of food that they're going to buy. That's not within
00:52:24.060 any kind of civic bylaw guide that I've ever seen. Maybe in New York. They also say they're going to
00:52:31.180 introduce policies that make healthy, delicious, and low-carbon food affordable and accessible for
00:52:36.640 all. They'll also reduce food loss and wasted food. Somehow, we don't know how.
00:52:40.940 so far the cities that have signed on to this london so sadiq khan that story was right
00:52:48.620 lima guadalajara copenhagen barcelona los angeles milan oslo paris kizan city
00:52:56.900 seoul stockholm tokyo and toronto
00:53:00.900 research released by c40 cities in june of 2019 revealed that food is amongst the biggest
00:53:10.420 sources of consumption-based emissions from cities eating a sustainable diet and avoiding
00:53:15.060 food waste could cut greenhouse gas emissions from the food we eat by more than 60 blah blah blah blah
00:53:24.100 all right speaking of linked to the world economic forum
00:53:30.900 there are all kinds of far right news sources who claim this professor is linked
00:53:38.740 to the world economic forum matthew lau is his name now i went looking to see if i could find
00:53:44.500 any link between the world economic forum or any subsidiary of the world economic forum and this
00:53:50.500 guy and i could not that doesn't mean he's not and i also couldn't find the proof that these
00:53:58.740 publications were talking about in terms of the linking but it wouldn't surprise me if he was
00:54:04.820 And the reason for that is because of this TED talk he gave in 2016.
00:54:11.660 Watch this.
00:54:20.100 Climate change is one of the biggest problems that we face today.
00:54:25.440 And by the way, if you're watching this, the crowd seems to feel as though this guy's a comedian.
00:54:32.720 But he's not. Remember, though, this was in 2016.
00:55:02.720 in order to increase the reflectivity of the planet.
00:55:07.900 But geoengineering is very, very risky.
00:55:11.060 We have never attempted these technologies on such a large scale.
00:55:16.480 So we could end up destroying the entire ozone layer.
00:55:21.480 I want to consider a class of solutions that have never been considered before.
00:55:28.660 Human engineering.
00:55:30.200 It involves the biomedical modification of human beings.
00:55:35.300 I'll give four examples.
00:55:36.900 Here's one.
00:55:38.820 18% of greenhouse gas emissions come from livestock farming.
00:55:44.040 So if we eat less meat, we could significantly reduce our greenhouse gas emissions.
00:55:50.800 Now, some people would be willing to eat less meat, but they lack the willpower.
00:55:58.420 Human engineering could help.
00:56:03.000 Just as some people are naturally intolerant to milk or crayfish, like myself,
00:56:10.780 we could artificially induce mild intolerance to meat
00:56:15.100 by stimulating our immune system against common bobeam proteins.
00:56:22.280 And in this way, we can create an aversion to eating eco-unfriendly food.
00:56:27.420 And we can do this, for example, by having meat patches, kind of like nicotine patches.
00:56:35.220 People can then wear these patches before they go out for dinner to curb their enthusiasm for eating meat.
00:56:41.820 Here's a second example.
00:56:44.780 Our ecological footprints are correlated with how big we are.
00:56:49.960 A car uses more fuel to carry a larger person than a smaller person.
00:56:55.700 Larger people also wear out shoes, carpets, more quickly than smaller people.
00:57:02.820 So another possibility is to have smaller human beings.
00:57:08.580 That's right, being small is environmentally friendly.
00:57:13.040 Thank you.
00:57:14.900 Just a 15 centimeter of reduction in height would mean a mass reduction of 23% for men
00:57:23.840 and 25 percent for women. So how can we do this? We could use pre-implantation genetic diagnosis.
00:57:32.280 This is something used in fertility clinics to screen for embryos with genetic diseases.
00:57:37.760 We could use it to screen for children who will be smaller. Third example.
00:57:43.980 we can also reduce our greenhouse gas emissions by lowering birth rates there's a direct link
00:57:54.020 between cognition and lowering birth rates in the u.s people tend to have more children
00:57:59.980 before age 18 if they have lower cognitive ability so we could use cognitive enhancements
00:58:07.320 like modafinil or ritalin to lower birth rates.
00:58:13.000 Final example, many environmental problems
00:58:17.160 are the result of collective action problems
00:58:19.440 where people are unwilling to cooperate for the greater good.
00:58:23.360 But studies have shown that people, given the hormone oxytocin,
00:58:27.300 were much more willing to share money with strangers
00:58:30.420 and to behave in more trustworthy ways.
00:58:34.460 Oxytocin also improves our ability to read other people's emotions,
00:58:38.820 which is a key capacity for empathy.
00:58:42.100 So we could use, we could give people oxytocin
00:58:45.620 in order to increase their willingness to cooperate with other people.
00:58:50.240 So why should we take human engineering seriously?
00:58:53.880 Because geoengineering is very risky.
00:58:57.480 If it goes wrong, geoengineering could end up destroying the entire planet.
00:59:03.460 In contrast, the human engineering technologies that I've been talking about,
00:59:08.580 PGD, oxytocin, are already safely available for other uses.
00:59:14.620 Also, human engineering is applied at the individual level,
00:59:19.140 so the risks are much more manageable than something like geoengineering,
00:59:23.900 which takes place on a much, much larger scale.
00:59:27.040 finally human engineering could also be more liberty enhancing in response to climate change
00:59:36.120 some people think that we should adopt china's one child policy this is very drastic but given
00:59:43.500 certain fixed allocation of greenhouse gas emissions human engineering could give families
00:59:49.380 a choice between having one large child two medium-sized children or three smaller children
00:59:55.020 This is much more liberty-enhancing than a policy that says that you can only have one child.
01:00:02.160 We are the cause of climate change.
01:00:05.860 Maybe we are also the solution to it.
01:00:09.480 Thank you.
01:00:15.060 Now, I know.
01:00:18.280 I know that he sounds wackadoo.
01:00:22.040 and the people there who were watching him thought the same thing or maybe they thought
01:00:27.260 hey it's comic relief and maybe he will be appearing at your local yuck yucks very soon
01:00:31.300 or maybe he's sitting in a boardroom right now with klaus schwab planning on editing the human
01:00:39.440 genome to make people smaller because it's better for the climate that's the kind of nonsense and
01:00:45.500 craziness that we are facing in the world today and it's not a joke in 2016 when then that speech
01:00:52.520 was made by that guy matthew lao is his name l-i-a-o matthew lao in 2016 the people there
01:01:02.480 thought these guys are nuts in 2023 now we've got people going yeah no we should do that
01:01:10.900 and we've also got people saying this guy's nuts and those people people like us could wind up in
01:01:18.580 jail for saying that at some point next year i mean if the uk can go ahead and pass a lot not
01:01:25.340 that they have it's only been proposed but if the uk can pass a law that says uh mandatory
01:01:32.180 misgendering could earn you two years in jail and laughing at a at a wackadoodle like that
01:01:42.280 could be a punishable offense as well did zexy lee commit perjury at the barbara leach trial this
01:01:52.160 week let's wear on a religious documents or do you wish to affirm i would like to affirm please
01:01:58.100 I'd like to affirm, please.
01:02:00.360 For the record, please state your full name and spell it out.
01:02:03.740 Her name is Zexi Lee, spelled Z-E-X-I, last name L-I.
01:02:09.180 Do you solemnly affirm that the evidence to be given by you to this commission
01:02:12.480 shall be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth?
01:02:14.880 I do, I affirm. I affirm.
01:02:16.500 Zexi Lee joins us right now. Zexi, thank you for being with us.
01:02:19.620 Thank you for having me.
01:02:20.980 Listen, I'm wondering how you're feeling right now.
01:02:23.620 You've been living in and amongst the chaos, the loud noise, the profanity for weeks.
01:02:31.040 Your injunction is now being used in terms of the charges being filed against protest organizers.
01:02:37.560 How does that feel?
01:02:40.760 It's a sense of gratification.
01:02:47.140 On the same day, due to my taking pictures, the man in the red truck was inside of his vehicle
01:02:52.980 and he actually had backed his vehicle into me you know who i am i'm suing you so i moved out of
01:02:59.220 the way actually buddy one of your friends tried to run me over no no no there was another individual
01:03:04.360 who had exited his vehicle and decided to start shouting at me giving me the finger
01:03:09.200 um and say that uh that the man in the truck hadn't done anything after i had called the police
01:03:17.260 No, no, no, no. That's not true. That's not true. I got everything on video. I got everything on video.
01:03:24.000 And we have video proof of everything.
01:03:25.580 Which I had direct video evidence proving that it was not true.
01:03:29.420 So it just really showed to me personally that these people were willing to do anything and say anything to help each other get away with anything.
01:03:42.500 All right, we're going to we're going to pause this for a second so we can read this.
01:03:46.500 And by the way, Wiretap Media, thank you for putting this together.
01:03:50.260 And they're also using Patriot Smoothies court reports on X to help us out here.
01:03:58.420 This is dialogue from the court from a few days ago with defense lawyer, one of the defense lawyers, Greenspan, saying, on how many occasions did you say to protesters, go back wherever the F you came from?
01:04:12.620 Perhaps once, she says.
01:04:15.460 I take it from that you're not sure it happened.
01:04:18.680 I would not make that statement.
01:04:20.800 Moments ago, you said you're not sure.
01:04:22.540 You asked me how many times I made that statement,
01:04:24.500 and I don't believe I would have made it more than once.
01:04:27.780 So now she's unsure.
01:04:30.100 And you're not sure you ever made that statement.
01:04:32.580 I don't have evidence of myself making that statement,
01:04:34.980 but I have recollection of saying those words when I may have said it.
01:04:39.000 I didn't ask you when you said it.
01:04:41.600 I asked you to confirm whether or not you made it,
01:04:44.460 And that's true. Not correct, Lee says. Now you're sure you made the statement, but you can't say when. I believe I made the statement. And can't say when, yes. And to whom? I believe it was a sweeping declaration. And when you made this declaration of go the F back where you're from, where were you? I can't recall, she says.
01:05:04.840 pretty strong sweeping feeling you agree had a lot of feelings she says agree pretty strong yes
01:05:10.280 it is yet you can't tell us where you were when you made it no i can confirm i was in the vicinity
01:05:16.760 of my home you're going to guess in the vicinity green spot says i mean specifically i wouldn't
01:05:23.000 have been in further where the demonstration was going on so now that we've read that let's continue
01:05:34.840 I was never deterred from going outside, there was only one moment where I was very, very
01:05:52.160 afraid after my identity and name had been made public and I had really covered myself
01:05:57.480 up completely so that I was completely unrecognizable, completely unrecognizable.
01:06:01.600 Two of my sons are dead because of this.
01:06:03.880 No, they're not.
01:06:04.460 Yes, they are.
01:06:05.740 Stop, you know they aren't.
01:06:07.700 You're very emotional right now, I'm sorry.
01:06:11.580 It's not your city, go back to it.
01:06:13.080 It's not your city.
01:06:14.500 And as egg-throwing began to occur from my building, my building...
01:06:26.600 Again, Greenspon says,
01:06:27.940 you described at the Public Order Emergency Commission a chaos. Correct, she says. Yet you
01:06:33.780 walk the street every day. Correct, she says. You were never deterred from going outside. I was
01:06:38.600 deterred but went outside despite that, she says. I put it to you. You testified I was never deterred
01:06:44.740 from going outside. Agree or disagree, she says. I agree. Now Greenspan says, now you're aware of
01:06:51.320 egg throwing that began to occur from your building. I'm aware of one incident, she says,
01:06:55.700 of egg throwing all right you were aware of egg throwing i'm aware of one incident she says
01:07:00.560 some people in your building obtained cartons of eggs then threw them down in to the protesters
01:07:07.200 i'm not aware of specific just to where eggs were thrown off the building did you see
01:07:11.960 no she says just what were you told information i received she says and you weren't personally
01:07:20.480 aware of the fact that some people may have gotten cartons and had retaliation i wasn't aware
01:07:25.240 only learned after the fact of the investigation and investigation police coming into the building
01:07:31.140 correct i never interacted with the officer having said that let's move forward here
01:07:35.580 can you describe what you mean by the egg throwing well you know there were very large
01:07:49.600 trucks parked everywhere and in some of these instances they were parked right next to some
01:07:56.000 high-rise condo buildings and as a result someone some people may have gotten some cartons of eggs
01:08:01.360 and you know had their little retaliation in frustration because really what else could they do
01:08:06.880 so would you say that you felt unsafe walking the streets i
01:08:10.640 I didn't feel safe, but it's hard to describe it as unsafe.
01:08:19.040 Very clearly, it continued to escalate, and violence of many, many kinds were inflicted upon the residents of Centretown.
01:08:28.040 Though I didn't often see direct acts of violence, there was a certain chaos on the streets.
01:08:37.540 and um the constant constant uh sound torture was incredibly distressing for myself but
01:08:48.340 for many other residents i understand that you notice the honking generally stop after the
01:08:54.120 injunction was granted though some trucks still honk intermittently for short periods of time is
01:08:58.800 that right correct all right and so that's what happened after the injunction is that correct
01:09:03.080 To the best of my recollection, correct. That was the immediate aftermath.
01:09:07.800 All right. And you didn't say to the commission or see anything in your observations that could be classified as espionage or sabotage?
01:09:14.700 I'm sorry?
01:09:15.800 You didn't see anything that could be classified as espionage or sabotage?
01:09:19.740 No.
01:09:20.540 Thank you.
01:09:21.800 Something that I had been doing on my own time was to collect evidence myself.
01:09:25.980 You know who I am? I'm fucking suing you. 0.99
01:09:28.400 Someone introduced you to Mr. Champ, correct? 1.00
01:09:30.160 Mr. Champ had reached out to me.
01:09:35.000 There was a lawyer who lived in my building who saw the initiative that I took
01:09:39.500 and appreciated the leadership I demonstrated there.
01:09:43.380 And he had asked me if it would be all right for him to forward my name to Paul Champ, my lawyer.
01:09:50.040 In terms of the hate and harassment and the lies that are being spread about me,
01:09:56.640 everyone who knows me knows that they're not true.
01:09:59.920 Why would I pay any heed to the ramblings, again, of people who don't matter to me at the end of the day? 1.00
01:10:08.680 Because you're a liar. 0.99
01:10:10.860 Did she commit perjury? 0.99
01:10:12.520 Well, that may be a stretch.
01:10:17.820 Perjury is the willful giving of false testimony under oath or affirmation before a competent tribunal upon a point material to a legal inquiry.
01:10:29.240 So that could have happened at the Emergencies Commission last year, or it could have happened just this past week at trial.
01:10:36.480 What's the penalty for committing perjury in Canada?
01:10:40.680 Misleading justice is a very serious and punishable criminal offense in most countries, including Canada.
01:10:46.080 A person charged for perjury is liable to imprisonment if found guilty.
01:10:51.120 The maximum period you can be sentenced to is 14 years.
01:10:53.900 this comes from omqlaw.ca that's a law firm operating out of ontario
01:11:00.820 interesting i wonder if they'll try probably not but i think if they do
01:11:08.840 charge her with it they would have a case
01:11:11.600 this guy's my new hero very quickly spike cohen here he is on a talk show
01:11:19.740 talking about the immigration problem and how we can fix it and actually it's not immigration
01:11:25.980 but listen spike uh you're a libertarian what is your concern and how should we protect ourselves
01:11:33.240 against the possibility of infiltration from foreign terrorists yeah so i think we need to
01:11:40.020 spot the pattern so that we can stop it and the pattern has been this uh republicans advocate for
01:11:44.800 foreign wars largely against South Asian and Muslim populations. Those Muslims and South
01:11:49.720 Asians go into the Western world, into the U.S. and into Europe to escape. Among them often are 1.00
01:11:55.220 terrorist groups. Democrats advocate for us to let in all of the refugees, which not only leads to
01:12:00.620 potential risk of terrorism, but also leads to an expansion of the welfare state. Republicans use 0.94
01:12:05.180 that as a reason for why we need to expand the surveillance and police state to address the
01:12:10.660 uh, the alien problem. And then Democrats use that surveillance and intelligence to oppress the 0.99
01:12:16.940 rest of us. What's the libertarian answer? The libertarian answer to it is to stop creating the
01:12:20.600 discord that leads to them coming here in the first place. Oh, boom. There's something that
01:12:28.080 hold on, hold on, hold on. I'm not sure if you guys have ever watched Tim pool. I haven't watched
01:12:33.380 him a lot lately, but I enjoy his stuff sometimes. So here he is with his team of people talking
01:12:39.260 about joe biden who was talking about finding a vaccine that works there's something that that
01:12:47.620 biden said uh during that when he was talking about uh the the new uh vaccine that they're
01:12:52.840 going to get funding for a vaccine that works it's let me read the quote noted yeah let me read
01:12:58.140 the quote quote this is from abc news back off youtube i signed off this morning on a proposal
01:13:04.920 we have to present to the Congress a request for additional funding for a new vaccine that is
01:13:10.720 necessary, comma, that works. What is that implication, Mr. President? Now is not the time
01:13:17.620 to be sowing any kind of anti-vaccine conspiracy theories. Okay. Why is noted anti-vaxxer Joe
01:13:26.700 Biden not trusting the science? I don't. You know, Corinne Jean-Pierre is just like,
01:13:32.060 do i say that he mixes up his words sometimes or would i say he was misquoted like how do we spin
01:13:37.360 this right now make no mistake that didn't happen that's he added to say it didn't know this he said
01:13:42.080 yeah that's true gaslight until you win he added that it's tentatively recommended that everybody
01:13:46.640 get it once the shots are ready it doesn't exist we have to pass it before you can find out what
01:13:51.700 happens when you inject it you know what's even funnier about that tim pool and all his buddies
01:14:01.280 They used to be hardcore leftists, hardcore leftists, and now they have completely and totally 180.
01:14:09.580 They're not hardcore right wing. They're in the middle.
01:14:14.020 They're in the middle. They are actual classical liberals.
01:14:21.160 Classical liberals who are now being defined by the Marxists as extreme right.
01:14:27.400 it's alarming that they get away with that nonsense through the left-wing corporate media
01:14:34.580 from newsweek robert f kennedy jr is making waves in the republican party after claiming
01:14:42.840 he supports reparations so what he did by claiming that he supports reparations
01:14:53.320 is pretty much hand Donald Trump a victory in the elections next year.
01:14:58.720 Because now that he said this, there won't be any self-respecting Republican who votes for him.
01:15:03.160 No matter how he feels about the vaccines or anything else, Republicans cannot vote for RFK Jr. now.
01:15:11.320 So the only thing he will do, because he is a Democrat after all,
01:15:15.180 comes from a Democratic background, is take votes away from Joe Biden.
01:15:18.680 republicans are stirred up over a claim that independent 2024 presidential candidate robert
01:15:25.680 f kennedy jr supports race-based reparations say he's a former democrat nah he's a democrat
01:15:32.580 it's in his dna his dad was a democrat his uncle was a democrat his whole party's democrats
01:15:39.180 69 year old member of the kennedy family political dynasty who may now be best known for his anti-vaccine
01:15:45.500 activism, announced earlier this month he would end his primary challenge to Joe Biden and instead
01:15:51.020 campaign for the White House as an independent. Criticism over Kennedy's supposed support for
01:15:56.380 racial reparation suddenly appeared this week after a policy of racial healing was posted to
01:16:02.360 his campaign website. As part of the plan for targeted community repair, Kennedy's platform
01:16:08.020 argues we must set federal dollars aside to rebuild black infrastructure and that's as much 0.59
01:16:15.320 as all republicans rhinos and uh magas alike to attack him so the only thing that like i said 0.72
01:16:24.740 rfk will be able to do now if his campaign generates any kind of impact whatsoever down
01:16:30.400 there is take votes away from joe biden and not donald trump now from the daily caller this
01:16:37.940 is interesting here is another u.s presidential candidate he's running in the republican party
01:16:43.620 vivek ramswami is calling for a wall on the border of canada
01:16:50.460 ramswami made the proposal in response to republican new hampshire governor chris
01:17:00.560 sununu's establishment of a northern border alliance task force to address the 10-year
01:17:05.800 record increase in illegal apprehensions along the canadian border in the past year it's not
01:17:11.500 build the wall anymore ram swami tweeted it's build both walls i visited the northern and
01:17:18.480 southern borders this month this isn't a technical challenge the country that put a
01:17:22.840 man on the moon can fix this it's a question of political will
01:17:27.180 he's not going to win but it's quite possible that donald trump could pick him as a vp
01:17:36.500 which would be a very interesting ticket and last night we were talking about the mp
01:17:43.020 who asked that question in the house of commons regarding klaus schwab penetrating the cabinets
01:17:51.280 and a couple of people sent it to me today so i thought we'd play it it's one minute seven
01:17:57.260 thank you mr speaker and i listened to my colleague's speech i had a constituent that
01:18:07.080 wanted me to ask a question about outside interference to our democracy klaus schwab
01:18:12.360 is the head of the world economic forum and he bragged how his subversive wwef world economic
01:18:17.680 forum has quoted infiltrated governments around the world he said that his organization had
01:18:24.000 penetrated more than half of canada's cabinet and i was wondering in the interest of transparency
01:18:29.540 could the member please name which cabinet ministers are on board with the wef's agenda
01:18:36.020 before we continue on that that audio sounds fine doesn't it you can hear everything he's
01:18:42.580 saying loud and clear right my concern is the deputy uh order order order i i know he was i
01:18:51.080 know that uh the member was in a really good good question there but the the the audio is really
01:18:56.180 really bad and the video is really really bad as well um and i and i and i apologize i don't know
01:19:00.820 if if the member okay uh let's let's uh let's try again the honor of the the honorable member for
01:19:07.980 And now, so a liberal gets up and says, he's spouting disinformation, a conspiracy theory.
01:19:14.820 Mr. Speaker, that member is promoting open disinformation.
01:19:19.280 That's not debate.
01:19:20.320 We have to call out disinformation.
01:19:21.920 We're going to get into debate again. 1.00
01:19:23.700 First of all, that, by the way, that's that idiot. 0.99
01:19:26.980 Sorry, NDP MP, Charlie whatever, from North America, who claimed he was spouting open, openly spouting disinformation. 0.99
01:19:37.420 that is not disinformation
01:19:39.700 as all of us know
01:19:41.800 that video is made
01:19:42.960 Klaus Schwab has boasted
01:19:44.580 about penetrating at least half
01:19:46.980 of the cabinet of Canada
01:19:48.200 the video comes from 2017
01:19:50.160 so what's that guy's name again
01:19:55.020 Charlie the NDP guy
01:19:56.560 I can't remember his last name
01:19:58.420 he's a drunk I think
01:19:59.560 I heard that he's a big drinker
01:20:02.840 he also tends to lose control
01:20:05.000 on X quite a bit
01:20:07.420 He's blocked me, so I haven't been able to see what he's been saying lately.
01:20:11.140 But that's not disinformation.
01:20:12.380 That's actual fact.
01:20:14.240 There is video still up on YouTube of that very thing.
01:20:18.780 So anyway, Colin Carey is the member of Parliament from Oshawa who asked that question.
01:20:24.200 I sent Colin an email today asking if he would appear on the show at some point in the next week
01:20:29.140 and got back an automated response.
01:20:30.980 Hopefully he actually gets back to me in person and we can get him on the show
01:20:34.640 just to see if he has heard anything about that whole deal getting canceled getting cut off and
01:20:43.480 if he was ever able to ask that question again and that's it for the show tonight you guys
01:20:49.200 i hope you enjoyed i hope you had a pleasant week i hope you have a fantastic weekend coming up
01:20:54.700 i will catch you on monday night at eight o'clock central for another shadow at night live stream
01:21:00.180 Until then, I love you all, and I will talk to you soon.
01:21:04.220 Bye for now.