00:07:12.060So I knew kind of what was coming, because I had been facing it for like quite a while before. So how I got thrown into this, I didn't ask for it, and I didn't want to. My husband's a family physician. So you can just imagine us speaking out what it could do to his career. And they tried. So I'll get into that real quick.
00:07:34.560but last year so the first year kind of the COVID stuff came into the schools
00:07:42.240it really affected one of my child so I have a child that has severe anxiety and OCD
00:07:48.900so everything we had trained her not to do and not to worry about now the school was doing the
00:07:56.140opposite so it really affected her negatively to the point where by the end of the school year
00:08:01.680they it's hard talking about this but they deemed her medium time risk for suicide so how old is
00:08:08.340she was 11 at the time okay so so i thought okay the summer came they said they're not going to
00:08:15.860bring in back the mandates for school um they announced that all summers i thought great she's
00:08:21.140going to be doing wonderful so about a week before someone posted on a town page here when's the next
00:08:28.240school board meeting and I'm thinking oh no they announced something they announced they're
00:08:32.720bringing so I messaged her and she she she was a school bus driver so she knew they were
00:08:36.700that it was coming so I said hey can we can we uh maybe present something in front of the school
00:08:42.500board they need to know the negative effects of these mandates whether it's masks vaccines uh
00:08:48.040things like that so I said my husband uh will participate we'll see if we can kind of talk
00:08:54.660about the negative effects and the COVID risks and stuff. We all know what the COVID risk for
00:09:00.780children is. It's way lower than the flu. We never panicked about the flu before. And I'm not saying
00:09:06.320COVID is the same as the flu for the elderly. We know it's a greater risk for the older generation.
00:09:11.380But when it comes to children, it's very different. So anyways, I said, let's meet at my house. She
00:09:16.420had a few friends that she wanted to invite that were kind of worried as well. So I said, okay,
00:09:21.020I'll start a Facebook group, a private Facebook group. Just invite your friends. I'll share my
00:09:24.760address there. So I made a post, my address where we were to meet. Well, within 24 hours,
00:09:29.300850 parents within our school division joined that Facebook group. So within, so I erased my
00:09:36.780address pretty quick. And then we rented a school hall and we had a town hall, about 250 people
00:09:42.580showed up. And then we kind of form a plan of attack, so to speak. We ended up forming a board
00:09:49.780from that meeting which became the board for a non-profit organization the group grew within
00:09:55.300weeks to about 2500 and then because my husband was a physician we had doctors nurses message me
00:10:03.620is there any other that feel the same way they had nowhere to go in the province so so then we ended
00:10:09.480up starting a group for the doctors for the nurses they want to do a letter to the province that was
00:10:14.360around the same time the mandate was coming in and they wanted to i'm sorry let me interrupt you
00:10:20.060for one second i'm not sure if we specified exactly which province you're in she is in i think i think
00:10:25.340i may have said this but she's in around the saskatoon areas it's saskatchewan yeah yeah so
00:10:30.880i'm in saskatchewan so and we didn't have a group for doctors they had no platform like alberta and
00:10:36.260bc had some and they had released some stuff so anyways we we organized a meeting here at our at
00:10:44.36045 doctors and nurses came, we developed a plan, we needed a website, we needed an event to release it. So, and out of that, I became the message person for all these people who were dealing with issues within the province. I'm sure you would know, being in a public figure, you probably have people messaging you, can you help me get in touch with this? Or can you help with this? So, and then we formed groups for all these professions, because if we're going to fight the mandates within the employer,
00:11:13.880we needed them to have somewhere where they could come together as a strong voice so we formed all
00:11:19.060these small groups so we had teachers police officers firefighters um and you'd be surprised
00:11:24.720we we don't all hear about them like police officers firefighters there's a huge community
00:11:30.040that are completely against this it's just they're so silenced by their employer one person speaks
00:11:36.860out and they're made an example of so so that that's kind of how it it grew and then it we got
00:11:43.080to about 10,000 members we had an event in Saskatoon 1200 people showed up um and then
00:11:49.720I made a video to Scott Moe to basically tell him how far he strayed from the guiding principle of
00:11:58.240his party and we released it and it went viral and then Scott Moe called me that week
00:12:04.160I'm sorry the premier the premier of the province called you that week
00:12:08.640yeah that week so I think it had something like 30,000 views so and our group grew really really
00:12:16.520fast too and so he called me that week and this was up until that point like he had been horrible
00:12:23.260to the unvaccinated saying we're going to make life difficult for you basically similar things
00:12:28.340to what Trudeau was saying still now and um and we had that conversation I showed him a different
00:12:34.340side of what he might not be seeing because i had so many stories of people that have been
00:12:40.120negatively affected and um so we had an hour and 15 minutes conversation so it went really well
00:12:46.980and then is there any way i'm sorry to interrupt you is there any way we can improve your sound
00:12:52.740because you sound like you're you're talking on the uh the end of a team better go ahead and give
00:12:59.220me give me we only connected excuse me one sec guys we only connected about a minute before we
00:13:06.260actually went live tonight so we didn't have a chance to test sound so it sounds it's kind of
00:13:11.100like this so is are you on a laptop or your phone yeah i am it's probably the earbuds do you want
00:13:18.080me to take them off well try that out sure we can take the earbuds off and see if this works any
00:13:23.560better because what you're saying is very important and i want to make sure everybody
00:13:28.160yes that is much better is it echoing not really okay okay good if it starts echoing you told me
00:13:36.480to use earbuds so well that's what it said that's what it said in the guest instructions but you
00:13:41.120know what if we have no echo and i can't hear one right now with the people will definitely let us
00:13:46.120know if there is one but chris and kathy everybody say it sounds fine okay so let's continue on from
00:13:52.560the time that scott mo gave you that phone call yeah so he gave me a phone call now in the province
00:13:59.640we have sass party and ndp which are the biggest party so ndp went i'm sure some of them were
00:14:06.920following our group we went by this point we were 10 000 members i'm sure there was ndp people in
00:14:12.580there so anyways um and i announced that scott mo had called me i even did a summary um i announced
00:14:19.480in a video like we would do weekly videos kind of announcing what we were up to and um and
00:14:25.120mainstream media picked up on it that was my first um experience in in being attacked in mainstream
00:14:34.540media they didn't call me they didn't message me and they just said horrific things uh we don't
00:14:41.160call them mainstream media we call them left-wing corporate media on this show yeah and we even
00:14:48.000added marxist occasionally okay so so that that kind of fits so yeah so they they call me right
00:14:54.000wing extremist anti-vaxxer look i'm not against the vaccine uh i personally haven't taken it i
00:15:00.300was pregnant at the time um and and i had i have had covid since so i'm not going to be taking it
00:15:06.340but anyways uh that that's a discussion for another day so they came on the attack ryan miley
00:15:14.060who was the opposition leader um he said horrible things and then uh when they went to scott mo he
00:15:20.900had to make a decision do i keep sewing division or or or am i gonna start learning from my mistakes
00:15:28.600and he that day he said uh the the unvaccinated are not right wing or the unvaccinated are
00:15:37.460our friends or our family they're not right-wing wacko and we need to stop um to stop uh stigmatizing
00:15:44.660the unvaccinated so the whole language completely changed 180 but what I noticed that day if you
00:15:51.280watch the legislature building before and after it was like a huge weight had been lifted they
00:15:56.760were smiling more they they were the more kind of charismatic more free you could tell they knew
00:16:03.340what they were doing wasn't right and uh unfortunately it had gotten to that so anyway
00:16:08.940so that's kind of and then our group blew up because now we were all over mainstream media
00:16:14.300they were trying to portray negatively but they had a really hard time i did get interviewed and
00:16:18.960stuff and and uh ryan miley and i uh have since amended the the issues he apologized for what he
00:16:26.400said he obviously didn't know me so did he apologize publicly no no he apologized and I
00:16:33.160think he did actually he um at first it was in person and then I got invited to go watch like
00:16:40.940one of the last sessions I think in the spring and I was an invited guest and Aideen Wilson who's an
00:16:46.380MLA who's spoken out in this province uh invited me and then she introduced me to the legislature
00:16:52.220it was so funny to see because the sass party were like once they realized i was there the media was
00:16:58.800like all excited like it was gonna do like this big thing and then scott mo addressed me um and
00:17:06.200said thank you for coming and then and then ryan miley did too he says even though we don't agree
00:17:11.400on everything this is a democratic process i thank her for coming so so yeah if you if you watch it
00:17:19.080was the same day that two mlas got kicked out of the legislative building why did they get kicked
00:17:25.740out um well nadine wilson was heckling a little a little too hard and then one of the opposition
00:17:34.920party um i can't remember his name they were talking about um the the suit there was a family
00:17:43.500that had lost a member to suicide and so he was talking calling on the government to do more
00:17:49.540which i completely agree with and uh but it got a little heated and he says just admit it you don't
00:17:55.740give a and then i won't say the word but you're not supposed to swear in the house so they asked
00:18:01.620him to apologize he wouldn't so this was after nadine wilson had gotten kicked out so if you
00:18:06.180guys want to watch an entertaining uh legislative building session that would be the one to watch
00:18:13.240so how do we find that because i i would like to see that is it on your webpage if you go to know
00:18:18.360the date google uh two mlas kicked out of saskatchewan legislature okay i'll definitely
00:18:23.880look for that a little bit i wish i had it right now i'd play it oh well you might you could see
00:18:30.860the the first part when they're kind of i just found it odd how they like i was an invited guest
00:18:36.640Nadine Wilson announced me and someone else too she invited someone else too so but I think it's
00:18:44.800a little bit hilarious because I kind of been a pain in their um behind go ahead and say it you
00:18:51.500can go yeah in the behind for for a little while because I put a lot of pressure on doing the right
00:18:56.760thing you know what's interesting Nadine is that uh people in different provinces and I'm this is
00:19:02.060I'm hearing this for the very first time out of Saskatchewan where it seems as though the
00:19:05.780government is a little bit more accessible to the people of the province than governments
00:19:10.740in other provinces. For example, Jason Kenney has refused to meet with any people who feel
00:19:17.300differently than the government. Same here in Manitoba with both premiers we've had through
00:19:22.220this last couple of years. First, we had Brian Pallister, who absolutely refused to meet with
00:19:27.720anybody. And now we've got Heather Stephenson, who's the same. The premier in BC wouldn't meet
00:19:32.680with anybody Doug Ford in Ontario with you know Francois Legault in Quebec so what you've done
00:19:39.520is quite extraordinary and I'm I'm a little bit upset I'm only hearing about this today well I
00:19:45.460think I think the province of Saskatchewan is a bit different uh we're extremely conservative
00:19:51.100we have a huge rural vote NDP doesn't have much in the province they destroyed it years ago so
00:19:57.920people have kind of lost faith completely in them so you have the sass party that's you it's a
00:20:03.580mixture of liberals and conservatives that came together to form the sass party so you had the
00:20:09.360small minority ndp and then the sass party now you have this group of 25 000 people that become
00:20:16.620a political threat because we're like you're not doing it right um and then there's another party
00:20:23.100that was kind of like a western separatist party so I don't know if they thought that I would kind
00:20:29.880of influence people to go more towards that way but I think what it was is we were 25,000 members
00:20:36.860that's two percent of the province how often can you get two percent of the province into a group
00:20:43.100so so I understand why they were paying attention because I could be a very big political threat to
00:20:49.280them so yeah do i think it's because it came from the bottom of their heart no i think it's because
00:20:55.700they were afraid but i'm not gonna say that some of it wasn't that i think there was a lot that
00:21:02.340knew what they were doing wasn't okay and felt it i i know some of them were saying saying that
00:21:07.860before so um and another thing it's easy to discredit or attack someone that uh that kind
00:21:17.160is more extreme I'm very middle ground with our approach I'm very middle ground with everything
00:21:23.500we do we're against division hate discrimination and coercion that's what we stand by no matter
00:21:30.180what side that comes from I'm very reasonable my husband's a doctor so it brings a lot of
00:21:35.300credibility and to be honest most a lot of MLAs knew me before COVID like I was asked to go
00:21:41.700door knock with the mla in my area they knew i wasn't some right-wing wacko let's get back to
00:21:48.120your doctor or your story your husband being a doctor i mean you you said that you gathered
00:21:52.980how many doctors together uh we've got 20 doctors in the province that joined the the group and 250
00:22:00.260nurses we have 450 uh teachers we've got police officers i haven't gone back to look how many
00:22:08.480and it just spread word of mouth but when when you first started out and these doctors all
00:22:14.980gathered together and joined your uh your group which is now a non-profit organization congratulations
00:22:19.600in getting it together so quickly uh were these doctors actually speaking out publicly or at least
00:22:25.180trying to speak out publicly against this novel uh gene therapy which they're trying to call a
00:22:31.400vaccine i think some of them did like frank dr francis christian is one that was very vocal i'm
00:22:37.460sure you've heard of him uh he called for informed consent my husband same thing informed consent
00:22:43.620uh we tried to to sue the province to stop the vaccine mandy oh it's echoing now here here
00:22:51.820all of a sudden if you can pop out and pop back in can you do that oh i'll try i'll try i mean
00:23:02.900all right this is an interesting conversation nadine ness is the founder of united i'm sorry
00:23:11.280i got it wrong i called it unified it's united make that unified i got it wrong i called it
00:23:16.340united it's unified grassroots unified grassroots.com and she's telling a very interesting
00:23:21.740story uh what we're going to get to is the death of that lady in the shoppers drug mart in saskatoon
00:23:28.100um which happened a couple of weeks ago the government and a local media source in saskatoon
00:23:35.080tried to cover up but anyway we were talking about the doctors nadine and uh and and them
00:23:39.940trying to speak out regarding the vaccine mandates what has been the response to these
00:23:45.400doctors have they been shunned have they been vilified have they been uh you know pushed back
00:23:51.760they try to discredit the letter and say that it's got no basis no purpose that it's not taking
00:23:59.000away informed consent when you force people to to get the jab or lose your job so they try to do
00:24:05.360that they did try to come after my husband as well so um the several complaints were filed within the
00:24:13.520the college um all were bogus uh they weren't his patients they they tried to uh come after him for
00:24:21.980he did an affidavit for the court case basically saying there is some risk to the vaccine um that
00:24:29.460was what the lawyer asked him to cover and he kind of covered that and um so yeah so they they did
00:24:36.260try to okay you see it there so it is still on our website so open letter to the people of
00:24:42.340saskatchewan the saskatchewan health authority the government of saskatchewan and its regulatory
00:24:46.160authorities uh this is i'm not going to read the whole thing because it's uh it's a few pages long
00:24:51.420people can go see it at unified grassroots.com this is fantastic so so yeah so the ones who do
00:25:00.880speak out they like to make an example of like thankfully everything they said about my husband
00:25:06.540was bogus so he didn't lose his license but we we know he's on their radar and unfortunately he's
00:25:13.100kind of lost faith is in the governing body let me ask you when you say make an example of what
00:25:19.140does that mean what do they do well the same thing they did with friends dr francis christian
00:25:24.800like they fired him from his position teaching at the college um they they sent letters numerous
00:25:31.140letters to my husband. Unfortunately, they had no information to cancel him and they can't cancel
00:25:36.980him for things I say. So we've kind of have to try. I mean, we've seen a lot of that guilt by
00:25:43.320association thing before. I don't think they realize that how much they've damaged public
00:25:49.760trust into the healthcare system and into these institutions. I don't think we're going to see
00:25:56.140that getting fixed anytime soon I think it's going to be a long road ahead before that happens but
00:26:04.420yeah so they'll fire they'll threaten to pull their license we've seen that in in Alberta as
00:26:11.260well so and I can't say it didn't bother my husband I think it really did he's the breadwinner
00:26:19.780in the house so if if he loses his license we lose our land we lose our farm we lose our house so
00:26:25.700um i won't say it wasn't hard but it was something we we we had to stand for what was right no matter
00:26:33.000what we were gonna lose and i threatened an investigation on your husband at all have they
00:26:39.180threatened to take his license away have they done anything yeah so one of the one of the reasons is
00:26:44.220in saskatchewan i don't know if you knew this but the college of physician had said that if you
00:26:49.840weren't vaccinated, you had to disclose to your patient that you're not vaccinated. So my husband
00:26:56.880instead wrote a flyer that says he's he Jonathan's not going to disclose his vaccination status.
00:27:07.580This could mean he's not fully vaccinated. If you'd prefer to see another doctor, we can arrange
00:27:12.360to do so. So he didn't say if he was or not. But he could basically warn them and that wasn't good
00:27:18.280enough so you know what's amazing to me is is we know and we've known for a year and a half that
00:27:24.460this vaccine does not stop transmission of the virus at all and and it doesn't stop people from
00:27:29.960getting sick and some say it it stops severe outcomes but I think that still has yet to be
00:27:35.160proven I don't even know how you could prove something like that it's it's almost like asking
00:27:39.460for the key to another universe you know like where yeah what are you comparing it to right
00:27:47.080yeah i guess i guess we're the control group so but um there's a new study that that i was just
00:27:53.420i didn't read it officially so i can't say it's for sure accurate but there's one saying that it
00:27:58.460actually increases your risk of infection so just came out yesterday from uh oxford university oh
00:28:05.000you saw yeah oxford university exactly so so when you're looking at at that so what are we going to
00:28:10.740turn the tables now and start demanding that the vaccinated can't come into restaurants like0.98
00:28:17.540i'm not saying advocating for that please i i don't think we should be doing it from our end
00:28:23.360i'm strongly against discrimination no matter what side i guess exactly i fully agree let me ask you
00:28:29.300what your role was with the rcmp uh so i was a general constable police officer i worked in
00:28:37.620north battleford lalash i i worked in a northern community rosturn so i did patrol i worked a lot
00:28:44.420with the first nations community which i which i really enjoyed uh connecting with that i um i
00:28:50.720have specific training as well that not a lot of people i think a handful of officers in canada
00:28:56.080have i have training on how to profile sex child sex offenders so pedophiles so and those are the
00:29:04.760hardest people to profile because they're the biggest manipulators so i actually have some of
00:29:09.720the best training for profiling people i may have profiled you shadow oh no no no no i'm kidding
00:29:16.560in this in this kind of movement and organization as to who who to have help and who get involved
00:29:28.140you find out really quick what people are about even just based on a profile
00:29:32.020let me ask your feelings about uh the police actions uh at the end of the freedom convoy
00:29:39.000back in february in ottawa i mean were you ashamed when you saw that happen i wasn't just
00:29:44.720ashamed it it broke me to my core like i i was watching i felt sick i was like i don't know
00:29:52.700even if you're not police officer it would have broke you to your core i felt so um
00:29:58.920embarrassed and and just shocked that we got to that point especially I was actually watching
00:30:06.600live when that lady got trampled so and seeing people who wore the same uniform I wore um
00:30:14.580let's let's just say I don't think I will look at that uniform the same way
00:30:22.520ever again and I feel it horrible that I even have to defend that I wore that uniform at
00:30:28.780one point to people. And the accusation come, like, how can you be RCMP? Well, I'll tell you
00:30:34.980why. I'm a strong advocate for victims of domestic abuse and sexual violence. And that's why I became
00:30:41.700a police officer. I knew I could help victims. And I'll be honest, I was someone that was
00:30:48.480interviewed as a child and who had to go through the court system and put someone in jail. So
00:30:53.760I wanted to help protect victims that's why I don't like bullies and and that's why when this
00:31:00.040happened the government was being a bully now so what I thought was there to protect us had now
00:31:06.700turned into the aggressor and I still have the same values I did when I was a police officer
00:31:13.940it's just unfortunate that the aggressor has now become the government and I think a lot of people
00:31:20.260feel that and i'm just so unfortunate that so many police officers went along with it i was
00:31:27.140hoping more would stand up and i mean a lot have but the ones that don't have anything to lose
00:31:32.820so the ones that aren't working into the mindset of what it might be like because you you mentioned
00:31:38.880earlier that you left uh the force before covid started so you wouldn't have really had that
00:31:43.920experience, but what might it be like in the mindset, not just of one RCMP officer, but of
00:31:50.120several, because I know that, you know, officers spend time together in different detachments,
00:31:55.240depending on the size of the town that you happen to be working in and whatnot. But
00:32:00.960what would the banter be like, let's just say, amongst RCMP behind the scenes?
00:32:08.420well we've seen some of it i think you'd have two groups you'd have we all know there's some
00:32:15.560police officers that are on a power trip and that's why they're there and then you have the
00:32:20.040police officers that really want to make a difference and really want to help people
00:32:23.920and i think those two group would have complete different banter and it's unfortunate that
00:32:30.260the ones that really want to make a difference didn't speak up because i think if we had enough
00:32:36.060of them speak up it wouldn't it wouldn't have happened and we got to understand too this is
00:32:43.100kind of like almost one of the biggest time in history where the general public um couldn't
00:32:49.660trust their government canada has a history of trusting their government even though we they
00:32:56.840they failed so many times but it wasn't general public as a whole it was kind of targeted like
00:33:02.500the residential schools like that should have been a our biggest wake-up call like um you're
00:33:08.480you're controlling people you're taking rights away and stuff but by it was by no means in0.99
00:33:13.980comparison to the residential school but it should have triggered some of those things like hey
00:33:17.860the government coming and telling you who you can have at home um you can't you can't bring
00:33:22.820your kids to school you can't you can't have christmas supper just destroying the family unit
00:33:28.280isolating people um destroying identity it's still happening right now so so but yeah we have
00:33:35.580a history of trusting and i think it caught a lot of people off guard and i think it caught a lot of
00:33:41.180police officers off guard imagine being a police officer having to go knock on somebody's door
00:33:47.080because you've gotten a a think call from their neighbor saying they've got more than six people
00:33:51.680in there like can you even imagine that i wouldn't have been able to do it i can tell you that
00:33:57.340do you think can can you refuse an order like that as an rcmp or a municipal police officer
00:34:03.740you can but then you're subject to what's called the rcmp act so you can charge you can get charged
00:34:10.020with a code of conduct for refusing orders um so that that's the same kind of what about i mean
00:34:17.700an unconstitutional order i know i know but see that's that's the big lie right they they said
00:34:26.060it's justified because of the pandemic it's justified because we're trying to save people
00:34:31.440it's it's that big lot and i think to a certain extent i don't think people were totally against
00:34:36.680the two weeks to slow the curve but it just got more and more and more and worse and worse and
00:34:42.320worse so i i think we're gonna look back at this in history and and i think it was the the biggest
00:34:50.180failure as humankind um well not not the biggest we've had worse but i mean for canadian history
00:34:57.740it was one of the biggest uh we're talking to nadine that she's the president and founder of
00:35:02.880unified grassroots which is a grassroots organization based uh in and around saskatoon
00:35:09.060and growing uh you've got 25 000 members so far and hopefully it's going to get to a thousand or
00:35:17.100Let me ask you, the reason you came to my attention last week was one of our Saskatchewan connections in Regina showed me your Twitter thread.
00:35:28.240It was a 15-tweet thread that you had published, and it all made so much sense.
00:35:33.740And you actually proved your work in each tweet when you referenced an article or a government action regarding the woman who died suddenly at that shoppers drug mart in Saskatoon, allegedly 15 minutes after she had taken her booster shot.
00:35:49.980can we go through that and and and at that time when you released that thread the government had
00:35:56.080not yet said that she died from natural causes which i find very hard to believe considering
00:36:02.660that autopsies these days if they happen at all usually take months so i don't know how they could
00:36:08.200come to that conclusion so quickly but please take us back to that twitter thread because that got a
00:36:12.760lot of attention i'm gonna find it here here you go um okay so i'll just first explain i spoken to
00:36:20.300the daughter directly so i'm by no means trying to use what happened to the family what happened
00:36:27.120to the mother um for for fame or anything the daughter wants the word to get out yes and and
00:36:34.800and the family is upset as to what's happening especially now that they're saying it's of natural
00:36:40.660causes anyone with two brain cells can tell if if the person dies within seven minutes
00:36:48.420and you don't do an autopsy you can't determine that it's related or you or not related but you
00:36:55.660can't make the declaration that it's of natural causes and not related anyone looking at it will
00:37:00.260be like well something something's a little bit fishy here it can't just be a coincidence but see
00:37:08.440that's that's saskatchewan is really bad for that for not recognizing adverse events like they're
00:37:15.280they're not getting reported i hear every week of people where it didn't get reported where they
00:37:21.420try to get it reported they deny it's related that's the biggest thing and they don't report
00:37:26.880it like the reporting system is not to determine is it related to the event did the vaccine cause
00:37:33.240it it's any events that occur within 30 days of the immunization should be reported you only know
00:37:41.080correlation if you get thousands of people that's happening the same thing that's why the system is
00:37:46.880there is to track data monitor and investigate but anyways we can sorry i get passionate on that
00:37:54.000because it upsets me well the system has made it difficult right right from the top down the system
00:37:59.500has made it difficult for the doctors to report these things. I mean, the government, federal
00:38:03.220government told the provinces, the provinces told the colleges of physicians and surgeons,
00:38:08.400and the physicians or colleges told the doctors at large, like, do not, you know, unless it's
00:38:15.720clearly obvious, do not report these things. Now, it could vary from province to province,
00:38:21.280but there has been a huge lack of reporting, not just in Saskatchewan, but all across the country,
00:38:27.000in my opinion and that's why the numbers are so low when they released them a couple of weeks ago
00:38:30.680i'm gonna make a point to that just to give you an example so in the article they said that the
00:38:38.080eight deaths they came back and said okay yeah we've had eight because we had a freedom of
00:38:44.360information report and request report that had seven and they're saying zero and they came back
00:38:50.160and said oh that's any death that occurred after 30 days within the 30 days of of of immunization
00:38:58.700now that number is impossible to be accurate for the simple fact that if you're immunizing everyone
00:39:06.820who's in a nursing care home the average length of time living in a nursing care home is three
00:39:14.360months for males and five months for female you're bound to get people die within 30 days of entering
00:39:21.560that so so just that simple numbers if you know data or stats alone would tell you that there
00:39:29.080should be more than seven it doesn't mean they're all related or because of the vaccine and i talked
00:39:34.380to someone today before this show because i wanted to get a little bit of data who owns a funeral
00:39:39.520home and he said in one town alone there was 10 within a week from the shot kind of around
00:39:46.720December so that's just one month in one town 10 so and all within a week so you can't you can't
00:39:55.180say that that that represents all the people who have died within 30 days so right there we know
00:40:00.160that it's underreported I wanted to do kind of the stats to figure out what the average would be
00:40:06.380for for people in nursing home but i didn't get to that but we know it's underreported and i know
00:40:12.320especially we have a facebook group which i talk about on here we have a post in there
00:40:17.260and i think it's only been seen by 6 000 people it has a thousand comments
00:40:22.100so of people who have lost either a relative or had adverse reaction themselves or people within
00:40:29.960a close relation either family or close friend because i didn't want it far removed and we have
00:40:35.960a thousand comments on there thankfully we haven't been shut down yet but we haven't even had any
00:40:42.380warnings thankfully we kind of flown under the radar but we're not extreme in our views either
00:40:47.740i just wanted to know has it been reported about 80 of those comments it didn't get reported
00:40:54.120so i'm just looking at your twitter right now and i'm trying to bring up that 15 part uh
00:40:59.500you want here i'll text it to you it'll go well no no i've got i've got it i'm just looking through
00:41:03.120all of the tweets that you've made in the last couple of days here so i am quite active on twitter
00:41:07.780clearly we we do twitter spaces and we had a really good one last night where we did a deep
00:41:14.400dive into the emergency act the enactment the implementation we had keith wilson which was the
00:41:20.140main lawyer for the convoy in ottawa come and speak and he's also one kind of heading up the
00:41:26.000inquiry and then uh tom maraza which was one of the leaders that kind of came more active towards
00:41:32.060the end we had stockwell day who used to be the emergency uh minister in government so he came
00:41:40.640and spoke to what it would have been like if he had been the minister at the time so so you got
00:41:45.900all these guys on the same stream i i've been trying to get these guys on for for weeks and
00:41:50.240months now and i haven't had any luck so i don't know how you do it but congratulations so here is
00:41:55.080your twitter stream uh starting with the first part here where it says ckom that's the news and
00:42:00.880information station in saskatoon i used to work at that station years ago when it was a music
00:42:05.220station but now it's news and uh and information so they say an article september 21st stating
00:42:13.280there had been no deaths from the vaccines in saskatchewan this information was coming from
00:42:18.580the ministry of health it seems its purpose was to suppress reports of a potential vaccine related
00:42:24.240death in the city of Saskatoon and then you publish the article right there and you can see
00:42:32.040they talk about the death that occurred that's why I said it seems it was to suppress it they're
00:42:37.500trying to kind of say that that that wasn't vaccine related so and so that article we we
00:42:44.980went and dug it up in the archive because if you if you were to search for that article it won't
00:42:50.360show you that old one so of course it won't so then we we see the next one uh this was following
00:42:57.360a viral post written by stephanie foster who lost her mother carol pierce within minutes of getting
00:43:03.540her booster shot in saskatoon to go fund me with details now yeah stephanie wants the new this to
00:43:09.680come out correct yes so okay i've spoken to her and and um she was gonna come on one of our twitter
00:43:17.920space to kind of share her story she's she's just waiting to speak to a lawyer because she wants to
00:43:22.520make sure she doesn't get in trouble legally for sharing the story i don't see how that would be0.92
00:43:29.020possible but you never know i mean the judges put gag orders on all kinds of ridiculous things
00:43:33.860especially when there's a cover-up going on uh the next uh point here says the province declared
00:43:38.400the death to be of natural causes and not related to the vaccine as you say this in itself is
00:43:45.000astonishing considering the family has said no autopsy was done how is that even possible and
00:43:52.580the same thing happened with the deaths of all those doctors in ontario nadine uh they're not
00:43:58.240doing autopsy because then it would show what we're really facing right right right they don't
00:44:04.380want to do it nadine wilson she's an mla in saskatchewan is she a sask party or she ndp
00:44:10.220she's independent she used to be sass party she she wasn't vaccinated and and there was kind of
00:44:17.040scandal over um they all thought she was she they put a sticker on her at one point and she didn't
00:44:22.620say i'm not so i'm sorry kind of came out like are you talking about a literal sticker yeah and i'm
00:44:28.840vaccinated sticker oh my god so so when it came out that she wasn't she ended up resigning and
00:44:36.900she's been a really vocal voice against the the sass party and she's asking the hard questions
00:44:43.000it's it's actually phenomenal phenomenal watching her in the legislative because she she's not
00:44:48.880holding back she's not afraid and i i i'm really glad that we have someone in the province who who
00:44:56.120is being our voice in the legislature building i wish we had that here in manitoba and there's a
00:45:01.820lot of people that wish they have that all across the all across the country i'm sure so we've got
00:45:07.640the next thing here and the dean uh wilson called into question the ckom article now how complicit
00:45:14.080do you think ckom is in this because my understanding when i brought this up a couple
00:45:20.420of nights ago on the show here was that ckom was just playing ball with the government and just
00:45:25.780going ahead and and printing what the government said without asking any questions whatsoever which
00:45:31.240is not the role of news and media they should be asking questions they should be holding them
00:45:39.680accountable but they haven't been doing that and ckom kind of have been pushing following what
00:45:47.520what sass party does when they move ckom moves or john gormley who who's a radio host who's with
00:45:55.100ckom he he kind of sways with the sass party so he was super against the vaccinated he's become a
00:46:02.580little bit more reasonable but not till the sass party became more reasonable but even him um i
00:46:08.960think he's lost a lot of credibility but yeah they haven't been fair they were some of the worst
00:46:14.360for for calling out the unvaccinated they allow a lot of people to come on their show and be hateful
00:46:20.340towards the unvaccinated so it's um yeah let's just say i'm not a huge fan but then the article
00:46:27.440you say here in in point seven of your twitter thread the article was amended to include the
00:46:32.100now eight deaths following vaccination among other things five of the eight were deemed
00:46:36.380inconclusive which means they don't know interesting you know that they would say well
00:46:42.100we don't know when they come out and say absolutely we know i mean it just seems like a double standard
00:46:47.680nadine what i don't understand is who made the call for them to amend it probably nadine wilson
00:46:54.420called out the article in in the western standard article so probably someone went back and said
00:47:00.460uh is this true they probably went to the province but instead of writing a new article and said we
00:47:06.780were told this but it appears there's this it seems it's very much colluding with the province and
00:47:12.360and i'm gonna put my tinfoil hat here but part of me wondered if if it was maybe a way to discredit
00:47:19.880nadine wilson because she comes out and said there's seven um why is ckom saying this that
00:47:27.120there's none and now they amend their article so the nadine wilson's oracle is still out there
00:47:34.180so part of me wonder okay was it an attempt to discredit her oh maybe probably because she's
00:47:40.640left the party right well and they've tried really hard to do that anytime they talk about her they
00:47:46.340remind everyone how she was in the legislative building basically pretending she was fully
00:47:52.460vaccinated so they remind everyone that all the time so they've tried to do that the south party0.80
00:47:58.860have tried her to call for a by-election because she's independent now and people didn't how did
00:48:04.200that come out that she wasn't vaccinated by the way i'm not sure i think it was you had to maybe
00:48:09.820show your QR code to get into the legislature. So the legislature building had the same passport
00:48:17.180we did. So I think that might have been what? I'm not 100% sure, to be honest. I shouldn't ask her.
00:48:24.780Well, you should. And the whole thing is a scam anyway, because if they're going to sit there
00:48:27.960and argue between eight or five or whatever, we know that it's way more than that because of what
00:48:35.780you just said when you talk about you know 6 000 views and 1 000 comments from people who have
00:48:41.700either been injured or have lost somebody due to this experimental gene therapy which by the way
00:48:47.340is what it is according to pfizer themselves so uh you know the underreporting is amazing to me
00:48:54.180and the fact that they would try and say there have been zero deaths in this whole thing is even
00:49:00.460more astounding so I'm happy that you called that out and I'm very happy that you've continued to
00:49:06.780to fight for this family who lost their mom yeah one of the things that kind of came out of this
00:49:14.500is I had a lot of people kind of reach out to me saying the same thing that I've been hearing and
00:49:19.580I'm thinking Stephanie Foster didn't have a voice until we brought it to the platform you can have
00:49:27.940one person, but they don't have the reach that that kind of our group has. So I feel kind of
00:49:32.900I'm responsible to give people that that reach in that voice. So we decided to come up, I don't know
00:49:40.820exactly, I don't have it all planned. But I've got a list, I've called out for people who've been
00:49:46.280injured. Even even the ones that are getting treated in the system who they're actually
00:49:51.680agreeing, like myocarditis seems to be one they're saying, yeah, okay, it is related. But a lot of
00:49:57.340the other ones kind of unknown like facial paralysis um nerve damage things like that they
00:50:03.360seem to to not want to acknowledge those and it's amazing isn't it because you know pfizer has
00:50:09.460written all of these side effects into the notes that were the information that they had to release
00:50:14.980in the united states it's not like information gets stopped at the border no i know and the
00:50:21.380thing is doctors just aren't looking at them there's no way they can look at that and then
00:50:28.340have a patient that have something with that with that that's in that list and say oh it's not
00:50:34.080related like I can't I don't think they're actually looking at them like a doctor should
00:50:40.220do their duty not just listen everything that comes with from the college but actually look
00:50:45.200for themselves they're supposed to have that doctor patient relationship and evaluate within
00:50:49.980each interaction what is the best course sometimes it's not what the college says
00:50:54.960yeah sometimes it's a gut instinct and they've taken that away from doctors they've stopped
00:51:01.820doctors from treating patients for covid until you had the more approved expensive treatment
00:51:08.660right it's unfortunate like we we spoke to a doctor in in Alberta this week and I was at an
00:51:17.560event last weekend who who uh they came after him because he was prescribing ivermectin among
00:51:23.880other things for patients and and yeah they they came after his license like can you imagine
00:51:29.260ivermectin is one of the safest drug there is and they've demonized it called it horse base we all
00:51:35.180know that's not true yeah my husband used to prescribe it before to many patients yeah well
00:51:40.000it's one of the i think the 10 essential drugs on the planet it's been declared that we had dr
00:51:45.240chris shoemaker on the show last week who was begging uh doctors across the country to stop
00:51:51.000with this uh vaccine regimen and prescribe iver ivermectin because yeah it works now let me ask
00:51:58.240you this and i don't want to bring your husband too much into this but he is a doctor and he is
00:52:01.880on our side of the fence here so has he had conversations with other doctors who were
00:52:07.700absolute fans of this vaccine and have these conversations been reasonable at all has he
00:52:14.640talk to you about that i think at the beginning it wasn't really uh to a certain extent like some
00:52:23.580of the the people who've been very critical especially on twitter have been doctors they've
00:52:28.440been critical of me attacking my husband um i think we're seeing a little bit of that change
00:52:34.580now thankfully they're kind of starting to just go sorry that's my daughter i'll talk with you
00:52:42.660in a minute so they want to come and say hello to everybody no no she she's in a towel she just
00:52:48.580came out of the bath we'll skip that part um but uh but yeah i think i think they're starting to
00:52:58.180i think the waking up part was when when they were triple boosted and they got covid or they
00:53:05.260got it two or three times i mean they must understand that you know any vaccine that
00:53:10.560that's ever come before this was designed to stop the virus in its tracks, right? That's what a
00:53:19.220vaccine was. That's the old definition of vaccine. It's complete immunization. This does not provide
00:53:25.300any of that. At best, it can be described as a therapeutic, maybe, but some studies say not even
00:53:32.520that. And, you know, when you put all of the harmful side effects that this thing allegedly
00:53:38.600causes into the mix i can't see how any doctor could actually look at him or herself in the
00:53:43.740mirror and say you must take this stuff it just doesn't make any sense you're you're seeing a lot
00:53:50.420more like for example there's like a one that we see online dr z dog i don't know if you guys follow
00:53:55.420him i used to follow him and then he kind of really dragged the kool-aid and then i stopped
00:54:00.200following him and then i kind of heard he he was kind of waking up so he's been speaking about it
00:54:04.900same with uh vene prasad is a really good one that's still not cancelled so doctors that that
00:54:11.580are very well respected um that are coming out now are not getting cancelled but then you had
00:54:18.220doctors who were very well respected that was coming out at the beginning got completely
00:54:22.560cancelled but then now you have the same them saying the same thing but they're not getting
00:54:28.660can so i think it shows that the tides are turning i know i know it's taken a long time
00:54:35.260and i wish it would have happened sooner but i have faith that that people are realizing but
00:54:40.740we got to understand too for them to realize that and realize that the injury that is caused they
00:54:48.240also have to realize that they took part they have to apologize in my opinion and i'm not even
00:54:53.900of hard ass about this kind of thing, right? I mean, normally, but in these circumstances,
00:54:58.380when so many people have been so marginalized over the past couple of years by just, you know,
00:55:05.600exercising caution. And that was my whole thing at the beginning of this. After reading about,
00:55:10.380you know, previously all of the vaccines that were developed, I think the fastest one ever
00:55:14.580developed in the history before this thing came out was for the mumps. And that took five years
00:55:18.980in the 1960s so how could they develop a vaccine for a virus that was novel within eight months
00:55:28.200of the virus actually being recognized it just boggled my mind and i went no no no no no there's
00:55:34.820no way this could ever have using a brand new technology mrna i don't see how that i i still
00:55:40.780can't see how that was even possible and i can't see how people would have drank that kool-aid
00:55:45.760especially doctors doctors know better than that and doctors also know they kind of get the mantra
00:55:53.060excuse me that that breathing barriers don't work to stop the spread of a transmission or
00:55:59.920transmission of an airborne pathogen right i mean that is absolutely preposterous it's never been
00:56:05.180used before it was always laughed at but now you actually have doctors online i'm sorry i'm venting
00:56:10.560a little bit here but i know no go ahead go ahead doctors on on tv and online saying you must wear
00:56:15.660a mask to stop the transmission and they know better than that i mean it's it's ridiculous to
00:56:20.880me that these people are saying that so i have to ask who's paying them
00:56:24.780i don't necessarily think you have someone that's sending a bonus check to every doctor i do think
00:56:34.140there's some that have pushed the the vaccine campaign that got bonuses i do think that's an
00:56:40.380actual thing but it's kind of that mob mentality you have you have front runners that do it
00:56:47.880and when the majority do it it becomes accepted and everyone does it until you have a few that
00:56:55.460stands up and and and and says you know what this this is not okay like this is psychology
00:57:02.120this is human nature to follow that until you have a few that says hey this is not right there
00:57:08.740was a study done where they kind of talked about um kind of that same mentality how do good people
00:57:15.660do evil things yeah that study that was done back in the 50s i've seen that yeah yeah yeah exactly
00:57:20.940so with with prisoners and and and warden so i keep going to that every time i see humanity do
00:57:30.560something that i think shouldn't and um that i feel is wrong and how do you snap them out of it
00:57:38.000you have people that stand up and say hey what you're doing is wrong and our group is one of
00:57:43.400those groups that does that every freedom group the convoy did that like and the more people start
00:57:50.820doing that the more doctors speak up the doctors that were for the vaccine like there's one in the
00:57:56.260UK that just came out that did a wonderful documentary if you can send people to it
00:58:02.080it's just amazing he was all for it and he's saying hey guys I was wrong you need to start
00:58:07.380looking at the data here yeah the more you have that the more it'll change nadine i'm so happy
00:58:14.600that we have managed to connect here uh and that i i was able to get you on the show this week and
00:58:19.480and as an rcmp i just want to ask you a question that i've been looking for the answer to for about
00:58:24.380a week and the answer is who controls the rcmp i'm not talking about the commissioner brenda lucky
00:58:30.780but we've been hearing that alberta is is saying we're not going to direct the rcmp
00:58:36.480in this province to enforce this gun buyback plan that the federal government's got going on
00:58:42.440and now we've heard saskatchewan will not be following that and manitoba has also said they
00:58:47.320won't be following that either who like who controls the rcmp is it a divisional thing
00:58:53.000that do the provinces send the directives i can i can explain it to you is it going for you
00:58:58.980no but if it's just for me so i'm just going to put my volume down and explain it people will
00:59:04.420hear it. So you got to pop out and then pop back in. Okay. I'll answer this question because I do
00:59:10.700know the answer, but I'll leave. I'll come back. Okay. All right. So we'll wait for, we'll wait
00:59:15.560for her to come back. Nadine Ness of Unified Grassroots. Uh, guys, the website is
00:59:20.960unifiedgrassroots.com. So please go there, check it out. The doctor's letter is there,
00:59:26.860who they are. You can join, uh, what a fantastic organization. And I'm hoping I was just telling
00:59:32.600everybody uh nadine i'm hoping that your organization is able to branch out into the
00:59:37.200entire country uh because i think what you're doing is fantastic we've been asked that and
00:59:42.240we've thought about it it's just it's all consuming within saskatchewan and i'm so
00:59:48.120branch offices get some branch offices get some people to to come out and volunteer to
00:59:53.800open a franchise or something whatever it takes because i think what you guys are doing is
00:59:59.640fantastic uh but let's get back to the rcmp question who controls them can alberta say no
01:00:05.600you will not be enforcing this buyback plan here in this province yes on certain things so
01:00:11.560there's city police which aren't rcmp so saskatoon uh regina have their own police force and then we
01:00:20.240have reserve policing which that's federal so we have rc officers that police on reserves that are
01:00:29.040paid from the federal budget and then we have the provincial police force that are paid from the
01:00:34.180province and then we have another tier above that we have sgi paying for traffic cops that that all
01:00:41.300they do is traffic so they're funded by sgi so it all depends which police officers and which
01:00:49.980category do they fall in we also have federal policing within the province which is like the
01:00:54.980drug unit the organized crime unit um so they can get directed by ottawa it's still echoing
01:01:03.000i'm not sure if i should get a mic or that's all right so basically it's just a whole bunch of
01:01:09.120different different levels of the rcmp and this could be an ugly thing going forward for the next
01:01:16.660few months a fight between the provinces and the federal government yeah well i think what the
01:01:21.060province is saying is not saying you can't do it here but you're not going to use the officers
01:01:26.360that we fund provincially to do it we need them provisionally not going house to house to get
01:01:31.900guns so they're essentially saying we're paying for this you ain't using them you want to bring
01:01:39.820our cnp officers you're going to bring them from ottawa or from somewhere else that's what they're
01:01:45.380saying essentially they're not saying you can't do it but you're just not using the officers that
01:01:49.980are on our payroll and we're already sure right nadine thank you for coming on tonight it's been
01:01:56.440an hour i know you've got a baby you got to go attend to and we'll do this again very soon because
01:02:00.760i'm very interested in the progress you're making and we only just scratched the surface tonight so
01:02:05.600it was a pleasure meeting you thanks for talking and we'll do this again soon okay thanks so much
01:02:09.940okay there is nadine now she's the president and founder of unified grassroots.com go and check
01:02:17.860them out you guys this is you know and i'm so shocked that i only just heard about about her
01:02:23.240and the group this week because man they've been doing a lot of good work as you heard at the
01:02:28.300beginning of the show i mean she got involved with uh the politicians in the province uh she
01:02:34.720was invited down to the legislative sessions in regina and she has been interviewed by the left
01:02:41.080wing corporate media there been slammed and uh vilified in the left wing corporate media but at
01:02:47.860least she's gotten her message out so i'm very happy to have had her on tonight uh there's a
01:02:52.660couple of things i wanted to bring to your attention tonight quickly before we go i know
01:02:56.780it's the weekend and i know you guys have got other things to do covid related deaths climb
01:03:03.08017 in one week in manitoba remember we had a similar report from alberta on last night so it
01:03:09.340It looks like the Marxist corporate media is trying to or continuing to bring the fear in order to somehow get these get these mandates reinstituted by the time the snow flies.
01:03:23.860This southern Manitoba library that we told you about the other night when Wayne Peters was on Tuesday, they say they're going to keep these three sex ed books, they call them, after a complaint prompted a review.
01:03:37.200and it wasn't a complaint it was an inquiry there is a difference um
01:03:42.520the these books are not at all cool for five six seven eight year old kids they're just not
01:03:50.260but they're going to keep them i'm not going to read this story because it's only going to make
01:03:53.820my blood boil again and your blood boil as well so you can find it on cbc.ca um as we just mentioned
01:04:02.720with nadine two more provinces joined the opposition to the gun buyback program that
01:04:06.480would be saskatchewan and manitoba so three in total along with alberta what else have we got
01:04:11.180here oh you can't say just inflation in the house of commons anymore apparently it's unparliamentary
01:04:16.260to do that according to the speaker of the house so no more just inflation in the house of commons
01:04:23.240big news from the world of finance today now this is huge guys remember we've been telling you to
01:04:29.720stock up. Remember the other night we told you what Robert Kiyosaki said, which was buy gold
01:04:36.820and silver, buy crypto, nothing with printing on it, no papers. So gold and silver, crypto and
01:04:46.340pork and beans in tins. That's a veiled message from Mr. Kiyosaki that there's going to be a hard
01:04:53.040time coming this winter in terms of finances with the inflation and interest rates. They call this
01:04:58.660stagflation. Look at this. The Bank of England launched an emergency intervention earlier this
01:05:05.160week in markets that basically says they're going to buy as many government bonds there
01:05:13.620as necessary, upwards of $75 billion or maybe more, to stabilize the markets and the economy