The Shadoe Davis Show - June 18, 2022


Shadoe at Nite Friday Shorty June 17th⧸2022


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48 minutes

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152.34

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7,385

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374


Transcript

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00:00:00.000 good evening
00:00:07.280 welcome to the weekend you guys it is the weekend and we should all be enjoying our weekends and
00:00:17.280 trying to get away from some of the stuff that haunts us through the week right whatever that
00:00:22.060 happens to be welcome to shadow at night this is friday friday friday june the 17th 2022 on the
00:00:29.880 show tonight it looks like the americans are gearing up for digital currency next year
00:00:36.940 even though we've heard it's not going to be a thing until 2025 because they haven't got it
00:00:41.920 figured out technically yet but i do have some video from jerome powell who is the chair of the
00:00:49.260 u.s federal reserve and it's disturbing we'll play that for you in just a second but first let's say
00:00:55.920 hello to some people. So hello, Karen. And don't forget you guys to write down where you're
00:01:01.060 watching from. We're building communities here. We're helping people reach out. There's still
00:01:04.620 people. Maybe you are one of them. Still people who are feeling lonely and desperate and would
00:01:12.080 love somebody to just sit down and have a coffee with or a beer with or a shot of rye or a glass
00:01:17.580 of wine or something. Somebody who is of like mind who you can sit and talk with. And maybe
00:01:23.500 the person who lives next to you is watching this show right now so when we put our communities in
00:01:29.640 the comment section hopefully we can put some people together even if it's only facebook friends
00:01:35.680 so hello david from parkland county alberta hello paul watching in toronto hello bruce in calgary
00:01:42.760 hello norma in burlington hello wilhelmina hello brian watching in west st paul hello robbie bobby
00:01:50.500 from south osborne in winnipeg aaron's watching from michigan hello aaron karen watching from
00:01:56.100 saskatoon sonia watching from iowa cindy is sue you guys are you guys are going too fast for me
00:02:03.260 here arlene is watching in kelvington saskatchewan suzanne's watching in the saint malo area karen
00:02:09.200 in kenora joanne is watching hello joanne watching from douglas ontario rosie from transcona
00:02:16.720 uh garnett from rosetown saskatchewan you know we used to make jokes about rosetown when i lived
00:02:23.380 in saskatoon back in 82 83 well i didn't make jokes about them maybe there's a guy that you
00:02:29.680 listen to on the radio out there called dave music morgan he used to make fun of of rosetown i didn't
00:02:37.200 know where rosetown was because i was a i was a new resident of saskatoon
00:02:42.380 hello patricia in strathroy hello ang how you doing hello tommy from vancouver hello johnny
00:02:50.340 from regina hello lease from shoal lake manitoba
00:02:53.340 jare watching at hilltop resort hello leanne is watching in nova scotia rosanna in pilot
00:03:00.620 mound manitoba kathy's watching in beaver lodge alberta howie from winnipeg hello peter's watching
00:03:07.080 in Grunthal. Al Buehler is watching from Boziger. And you know what, Al? I appreciate
00:03:15.700 that you wait for the perfect time to use your famous line in the comment section. You
00:03:22.520 can't use it all the time. You've got to be very discerning with it. But when the time
00:03:25.960 comes, you lower that boom, brother. The world is... Hello. Purette watching from Sudbury.
00:03:35.080 That's where James Topp was two days ago.
00:03:37.560 James has now moved about 100 kilometers past Sudbury on the way to Ottawa,
00:03:41.240 where he'll be next week.
00:03:42.740 We hope to have James on the show Monday night.
00:03:44.900 Oh, and speaking of guests on the show,
00:03:46.820 it looks like Laura Lynn and the Grizzly Patriot are going to be joining the show
00:03:51.020 on Tuesday night as we get set for their appearance here in Winnipeg
00:03:56.600 on Wednesday night at the Park West Inn in the Banquet Hall,
00:04:00.300 where we had the Building Communities Town Hall meeting
00:04:02.580 with Wayne Peters and Doug Force a week and a half ago.
00:04:06.600 So Laura Lynn and Grizzly Patriot, Mark Friesen,
00:04:09.620 joining the show on Tuesday night,
00:04:11.080 possibly James Topp on Monday night.
00:04:12.940 So we're already starting to book guests into next week.
00:04:17.580 Sean's watching in the Osborne Village.
00:04:19.300 Hey, Sean, thank you for all the information
00:04:20.900 you send me on the regular.
00:04:22.080 And thanks to all of you watching right now
00:04:24.560 who send me information on a regular basis.
00:04:27.460 I know that it takes a lot of digging,
00:04:30.360 and I really appreciate the work you guys do on my behalf
00:04:33.540 because, really, it's all of our behalves.
00:04:36.540 Hello, Danny in Duncan, British Columbia.
00:04:39.920 Hello, Sally.
00:04:42.400 Hello, Kathy in Richer.
00:04:44.540 You guys can win this shirt.
00:04:47.220 Well, not this one, but you could win a shirt just like it
00:04:50.140 by the end of the show tonight.
00:04:51.960 Now, I've also decided to keep these Friday nights short,
00:04:55.620 shorter than regular.
00:04:56.900 Usually I go about an hour, 15, an hour, 20 minutes.
00:04:59.860 Tonight, I'm going to try and keep it down to about 30 or 40 minutes, because you guys have got other things to do.
00:05:05.000 It's the weekend, right? And it's summer, and we want to enjoy every minute of summer we can,
00:05:10.400 so I'm going to try and keep it short for you tonight.
00:05:12.300 Let's go right to the videotape. Again, Jerome Powell, this guy is the chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve.
00:05:18.520 Listen to what he has to say. This is quite alarming.
00:05:22.560 Looking forward, rapid changes are taking place in the global monetary system that may affect
00:05:28.820 the international role of the dollar in the future. Most major economies already have or are
00:05:34.600 in the process of developing instant 24-7 payments. Our own FedNow service will be coming online in
00:05:41.340 2023. And in light of the tremendous growth in crypto assets and stablecoins, we are examining
00:05:47.920 whether a U.S. central bank digital currency would improve upon what is an already safe and
00:05:53.060 efficient domestic payment system. As our white paper on this topic notes, again, tremendous
00:05:59.820 growth in crypto assets and stable coins. We are examining whether a U.S. central bank digital
00:06:04.800 currency would improve upon what is an already safe and efficient domestic payment system.
00:06:10.000 Again, tremendous growth in crypto assets and stable coins. We are examining whether a U.S.
00:06:15.720 central bank digital currency would improve upon what is an already safe and efficient
00:06:20.720 domestic payment system.
00:06:23.300 As our white paper on this topic notes, a U.S. CBDC could also potentially help maintain
00:06:28.660 the dollar's international standing.
00:06:30.660 What did he say there?
00:06:33.480 This topic notes a U.S. CBDC could also potentially help maintain the dollar's international
00:06:45.660 That's outstanding.
00:06:47.860 Digital currency coming to the United States.
00:06:51.220 They say they're going to try and bring it online next year.
00:06:54.440 At least that's what he just said.
00:06:55.820 That's what I got out of it.
00:06:56.940 Was I wrong?
00:06:58.580 Sure looks like it to me.
00:07:00.640 If the United States goes digital, you can bet that Canada will be as well.
00:07:04.320 As a matter of fact, we could be ahead of them in the digital world.
00:07:09.760 Justin Trudeau tweeted this today, and I clicked on the link that he tweeted.
00:07:13.960 New laws to strengthen Canadians' privacy, protection, and trust in the digital economy.
00:07:21.620 It's coming.
00:07:25.940 Here it is.
00:07:27.240 It's not a secret.
00:07:28.600 It's not a conspiracy theory.
00:07:31.880 It's not a conspiracy.
00:07:33.120 They are telling us what's coming, guys.
00:07:36.880 Digital currency.
00:07:38.180 No more cash money.
00:07:40.280 canadians increasingly rely on digital technology to connect with loved ones to work and to innovate
00:07:47.780 that's why the government of canada is committed to making sure canadians can benefit from the
00:07:52.160 latest technologies knowing that their personal information is safe and secure and that companies
00:07:56.300 are acting responsibly let's read on you know i think these politicians that have honorable
00:08:05.380 in front of their names i think we should probably remove honorable until they prove they are in fact
00:08:12.220 honorable this is a title just given to them the second they become a cabinet minister
00:08:16.120 i think they need to earn that so i'm not going to use it today philippe sorry francois philippe
00:08:22.500 champagne the minister of innovation science and industry together with david lametti the minister
00:08:27.260 of justice and the attorney general introduced the digital charter implementation act 2022 which
00:08:34.460 will significantly strengthen Canada's private sector privacy law, create new rules for the
00:08:39.020 responsible development and use of artificial intelligence, and continue advancing the
00:08:44.660 implementation of Canada's digital charter. As such, the Digital Charter Implementation Act 2022
00:08:52.960 will include three proposed acts, the Consumer Privacy Protection Act, the Personal Information
00:08:57.880 and Data Protection Tribunal Act, and the Artificial Intelligence and Data Act.
00:09:02.160 artificial intelligence is becoming a bigger and bigger thing you guys may have noticed
00:09:07.440 i've seen some interesting episodes of joe rogan these past few weeks and he's talking about it
00:09:12.620 a lot why because it's becoming a thing and they're worried it's going to become too big
00:09:19.860 a thing where these artificial intelligences start thinking for themselves and become a
00:09:28.140 community on their own and when they see that humans are nothing more than flies to them
00:09:33.160 what's going to happen then we've seen it in all the movies right all the books going back to the
00:09:40.440 1950s i wrote but terminator the proposed consumer privacy protection act will address the needs of
00:09:55.000 Canadians who rely on digital technology and respond to feedback received on previous proposed
00:09:59.540 legislation. This law will ensure the privacy of Canadians will be protected
00:10:03.240 and that innovative businesses can benefit from clear rules as technology continues to evolve.
00:10:11.580 This includes increasing control and transparency when Canadians' personal information is handled
00:10:16.460 by organizations, giving Canadians the freedom to move their information from one organization
00:10:21.980 to another in a secure manner.
00:10:24.300 Ensuring that Canadians can request their information
00:10:26.480 be disposed of when it's no longer needed.
00:10:29.100 Establishing stronger protections for minors,
00:10:31.220 including by limiting organizations' right to collect
00:10:33.440 or use information on minors
00:10:35.420 and holding organizations to a higher standard
00:10:37.400 when handling minors' information.
00:10:39.700 Providing the Privacy Commissioner of Canada
00:10:41.540 with broad order-making powers,
00:10:44.200 including the ability to order a company
00:10:46.220 to stop collecting data or using personal information,
00:10:49.340 and establishing significant fines for noncompliant organizations
00:10:54.140 with fines of up to 5% of global revenue or $25 million,
00:10:59.140 whichever is greater, for the more serious offenses.
00:11:02.820 What about the government?
00:11:05.100 What about them?
00:11:07.900 Where is all this information going to go?
00:11:11.120 Are they going to have it?
00:11:12.200 Are they going to have a database filled with all of our information?
00:11:14.940 You're damn right they will.
00:11:17.280 Oh, yes.
00:11:19.340 Are they going to use these rules on themselves, I wonder?
00:11:24.160 You can find this, guys, at Canada.ca.
00:11:28.840 Speaking of Justin Trudeau.
00:11:32.880 Now, I realize this story is a couple of days old, but I think it's worth a review.
00:11:37.900 It is the end of the week of review, ladies and gentlemen.
00:11:41.820 Trudeau government says it's transitioning to new definition of fully vaccinated.
00:11:46.320 Why?
00:11:46.800 hey, we no longer need vaccine passports,
00:11:51.280 so why does anybody care what the definition of fully vaccinated is?
00:11:57.420 Nobody should care about your personal, private medical information.
00:12:02.420 The government's in the process of coming up with a new definition
00:12:04.860 for fully vaccinated, according to Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos.
00:12:09.380 He said the government is transitioning to a new approach, transitioning.
00:12:13.460 Though with scant on details, of course he was.
00:12:16.380 They always are, about when a change will be coming.
00:12:19.900 Citing Canada's chief public health officer, Theresa Tam,
00:12:23.000 Duclos said that although two doses still protect significantly,
00:12:26.380 eh, that's a lie, we know that,
00:12:28.880 well against severe disease and death,
00:12:30.880 two doses are not enough now to protect against infection and transmission.
00:12:34.100 They never were.
00:12:35.580 This is a lie.
00:12:37.180 So when the government sits there and points fingers at people like myself,
00:12:41.620 say,
00:12:41.860 to change the definition on Tuesday
00:12:58.280 while announcing the end of federal vaccine mandates
00:13:00.480 for domestic and outbound flights,
00:13:03.980 trains, as well for civil servants.
00:13:07.880 Controversial mandates that have been in place
00:13:09.640 since October 2021 will end on Monday.
00:13:16.240 Hope you guys can still hear me all right.
00:13:18.600 I just got a message saying that my browser has lost contact
00:13:22.220 with the screen share audio.
00:13:24.540 But I don't think I have any more videos to play for you.
00:13:27.140 I hope you can still hear me.
00:13:30.760 This is interesting.
00:13:31.980 This has been something that we've been looking at
00:13:34.280 for the past five years.
00:13:36.360 Remember the Shermans?
00:13:38.980 Remember them?
00:13:39.640 murdered in Toronto, big liberal supporters, business people, entrepreneurs, millionaires.
00:13:49.340 Uncovered documentation connects Trudeau to Barry Sherman murder case.
00:13:54.280 I know, I know, I know.
00:13:56.740 Even we sometimes go, that's a conspiracy theory, but let's listen.
00:14:01.580 A targeted killing is defined as an assassination by a government authority of an individual or individuals for a perceived threat.
00:14:09.480 That's what Toronto police indicated when they said pharmaceutical giant Barry Sherman had been targeted.
00:14:16.080 According to a Press Corps.ca article published in March of 2020,
00:14:21.100 Detective Sergeant Susan Gomes publicly stated, I believe they were targeted.
00:14:26.300 At the time of the murders, RCMP were conducting a criminal investigation of an August 2015 fundraiser held at the Sherman home for Justin Trudeau.
00:14:34.600 A possibility existed that a Sherman conviction would impede the candidate's chances of being elected.
00:14:43.540 As reported by press corps, Justin Trudeau responded by paying the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying $400,000 to obstruct slash defeat Barry Sherman's suit
00:14:54.860 and a court hearing that was to be held February 2018 to address OCL refusing to comply with a court order.
00:15:02.280 a chief court clerk order was made as a result of the commissioner of lobbying
00:15:10.300 redacting trudeau's name from material evidence in an ongoing rcmp investigation
00:15:15.500 complying with chief count chief court clerk order would prove ocl redacted the trudeau name from
00:15:22.180 the transcript in order to conceal an ocl finding that justin trudeau broke the law
00:15:26.540 admittedly we arrive at a slippery slope when postulating on motives for the murders
00:15:31.860 presscorps.ca is a Canadian website founded by editor Paul W. Kincaid. In 2008, reviewing its
00:15:39.280 contents, we find consistent dedication to incriminating evidence against the liberal
00:15:43.400 government, COVID, and other issues which concern conservative citizens. This is capforcanada.com,
00:15:51.540 by the way. If their reporting on the Sherman murders is credible, it reveals what no media
00:15:57.120 organization in canada would dare expose a connection between justin trudeau and the
00:16:02.080 murders of barry and honey sherman material evidence leads to the conclusion that they
00:16:07.520 were targeted and killed because of the rcmp's ongoing high-profile criminal investigation of
00:16:12.480 barry and honey sherman's august 25th 2015 fundraiser for 2015 election candidate justin trudeau
00:16:19.920 phil mackintosh director of investigations for the lobby commission stated in a report
00:16:28.320 that directorate found evidence indicating barry sherman engaged in political activities that risk
00:16:33.840 creating a sense of obligation on the part of public office holders via the august 2015 trudeau
00:16:40.100 fundraiser if accurate this constitutes a breach of the canada elections act next an outcome bound
00:16:47.900 to result in a massive sigh of relief on the part of Team Trudeau.
00:16:52.400 In light of Dr. Sherman's passing, the purpose of the investigation to ensure his compliance
00:16:56.400 with the lobbying code can no longer be fulfilled, stated the lobbying commissioner in a letter
00:17:01.360 dated January 24, 2016.
00:17:04.120 The newly appointed federal lobbying watchdog won't look any further into a complaint about
00:17:09.000 a private fundraiser the late Barry Sherman hosted for Justin Trudeau.
00:17:13.120 Case closed, right?
00:17:14.140 Does this indicate the vehemence by which Trudeau backers insisted he endure as prime minister?
00:17:21.900 This part of the picture makes sense.
00:17:24.540 The push for Justin Trudeau to become national leader was no casual affair.
00:17:28.660 Let us consider, in retrospect, what was riding on his installation as prime minister.
00:17:33.920 This is good stuff, right, guys?
00:17:35.240 You should share this.
00:17:36.120 You should like and share this, like right now.
00:17:37.800 Has our country not undergone its greatest transformation in modern history under the
00:17:44.000 leadership of Trudeau? I would say yes, it has. Have the wishes of the 1% elite not been fulfilled
00:17:52.320 during his tenure? Everything that the World Economic Forum and World Health Organization
00:17:56.960 desire, climate change, carbon tax, open borders, you name it, and the Prime Minister of Canada
00:18:02.860 facilitates it. Are the Sherman murders indicative of a situation whereby nothing on earth was
00:18:09.340 to prevent globalist seed sowers from planting straw man Justin Trudeau as Prime Minister of
00:18:15.000 Canada? 28 thoughts on uncovered documentation connects Trudeau to Barry Sherman case. There's
00:18:23.540 all kinds of great comments in here. You guys should go through this. So go find this at
00:18:29.900 It's capforcanada.com.
00:18:32.340 It kind of reads like one of those murder mystery TV shows, like 48 Hours, right?
00:18:37.860 Or what's the one that goes on Saturday night, not 48 Hours?
00:18:41.980 They're good shows.
00:18:44.560 But I think if the RCMP looked hard enough, or even a private investigator looked hard enough, dug hard enough,
00:18:52.720 they would find all the evidence they need to link Trudeau to the murders of these two people.
00:18:59.900 this guy is dirty he is filthy aside from all the other stuff that we already know about
00:19:10.280 this guy is he's an absolute scumbag
00:19:16.900 wow all right i'm not sure if people outside of winnipeg know about a place called the forks
00:19:29.900 Since 1989, the Forks has become the hub of Winnipeg.
00:19:34.560 All kinds of fun events happen there all the time.
00:19:37.020 Winter festivals, summer celebrations, Canada Day.
00:19:40.600 Oh, wait.
00:19:43.480 Story from the CBC.
00:19:45.380 The Forks turns the page on Canada Day celebrations
00:19:48.220 and announces a new inclusive event without fireworks.
00:19:55.680 All right.
00:19:59.900 I've got a thought on this, and I want to know what you guys think, too, in the comments.
00:20:05.080 Let's get past the story here first, though.
00:20:07.140 The Forks is taking a new approach to July 1st celebrations this year.
00:20:12.580 Notice they don't say Canada Day in this story either, right?
00:20:16.660 Months of Indigenous-led roundtable discussions with community members, newcomers, and youth
00:20:21.640 led to their decision to reshape what Canada Day could look like at the National Historic Site.
00:20:27.780 this time last year all of the news of the discoveries of unmarked graves just made us
00:20:33.320 really think about what celebrating a colonial milestone means to so many people in our community
00:20:38.120 that from sarah stasuk ceo of the forks that was very well timed last year wasn't it finding all
00:20:45.740 of those bodies just a week or two before canada day and more and more and more oh and by the way
00:20:52.080 we've got a story that refutes that coming up in just a second it goes back a couple of months it's
00:20:57.500 from true north tnc.news thousands of people across the country opted out of celebrating
00:21:04.980 canada day in 2021 no they didn't they were restricted there was no opt-outs they just
00:21:10.860 couldn't go they were restricted and instead chose to spend the day to honor the thousands
00:21:17.920 of children who were forced to attend residential schools but if you wanted to go march in an orange
00:21:23.040 shirt parade, go ahead. Absolutely. In Winnipeg, two large rallies created a sea of orange shirts
00:21:33.380 in the downtown area. They're there, right there. That's at the corner of Portage and Main, for those
00:21:37.360 of you that don't know. While searches of residential school grounds continue across
00:21:42.580 the country, Stasek says it still feels inappropriate to celebrate the colonial holiday.
00:21:48.380 Colonial.
00:21:50.460 Once again, I will put my money where my mouth is
00:21:54.020 and suggest that most Indigenous people in this country
00:21:56.480 feel proud to be Canadian.
00:21:59.540 It's only the lobbyists and the extremists that don't.
00:22:03.780 News just keeps on coming about the atrocities
00:22:06.240 that occurred under that flag,
00:22:07.540 and so having a celebration without recognizing
00:22:10.440 the breadth of our community and the impact that can have
00:22:13.440 just didn't feel responsible, she said.
00:22:15.420 the inaugural event called a new day now i just i want to stop there for a second and ask you
00:22:25.060 what you think is going on here
00:22:29.180 what do you guys think this is
00:22:33.080 write it down this will be an opportunity for gathering with the intent to share excuse me
00:22:43.340 what was learned from their community engagement sessions
00:22:45.780 and bringing people together to learn and celebrate
00:22:48.060 according to a news release.
00:22:49.800 By the way, the Osborne Village
00:22:51.180 is not having Canada Day celebrations any longer either.
00:22:55.260 Now, they claim it's more about a business thing.
00:22:57.900 They're trying to, you know, upscale the community,
00:23:00.920 and they don't feel that 20,000 raging drunks
00:23:04.300 on a closed-off Osborne Street
00:23:06.420 represents the actual vibe and feel of the Osborne Village.
00:23:10.140 They might be right about that.
00:23:11.280 but it's still a party.
00:23:14.820 Transcona still had their high neighbor festival.
00:23:18.680 There are still festivals going on
00:23:20.560 in all kinds of communities all across the country,
00:23:23.760 but this is the beginning of something bad,
00:23:27.080 very, very bad.
00:23:28.660 If we don't have Canada Day,
00:23:30.120 if we have a new day, what does that mean?
00:23:34.120 We are not recognizing our country
00:23:36.440 for what it is or what it was.
00:23:41.280 Nah, what it is. We're going to bring it back. We have to bring it back.
00:23:48.260 During the engagement process, a common response from community members was
00:23:51.900 that they expect the Forks to be a safe, interesting, and vibrant public space.
00:23:56.960 Stasek said this sentiment became a key inspiration for the creation of the new event.
00:24:01.800 There was a lot of interest in cross-cultural understanding and storytelling,
00:24:05.100 and you know, traditional celebrations in dance and music.
00:24:07.580 family-friendly activities including soccer and basketball tournaments powwow dancing drumming
00:24:15.860 craft stations and performances by theater groups and musicians will be held all day
00:24:20.480 dedicated indigenous-led spaces for ceremonies and healing will be held at
00:24:25.320 odina the gathering space at niso bean cn field will feature food trucks games a bike valet and
00:24:33.560 storytelling tense. All right. I'm going to stop there. What did Justin Trudeau say in
00:24:44.320 2015? Canada will be the world's first post-national state. He claimed we didn't have any national
00:24:52.580 identity, nothing tying us together. And I agreed with him. I thought, what does tie
00:24:57.560 Canadians together. Well, at that time, I thought, I guess Tim Hortons and hockey.
00:25:05.820 That's about it. What does a Manitoban have in common with a Nova Scotian? What does a
00:25:10.960 Newfoundlander have in common with an Albertan? Aside from the fact they both work the oil rigs,
00:25:16.480 maybe. What does somebody from the Yukon have in common with a Quebecer? What does an Ontarian
00:25:21.600 have in common with a Saskatchewanian.
00:25:26.060 Well, now we know, don't we,
00:25:27.500 especially after the Freedom Convoy
00:25:29.300 in January and February.
00:25:32.600 We have freedom in common.
00:25:35.240 Or we want to preserve freedom.
00:25:37.740 We have that in common.
00:25:40.160 And as far as these unmarked graves
00:25:43.000 at residential school sites
00:25:44.380 they were finding left, right, and center last year,
00:25:47.100 and they still haven't found any this year
00:25:49.000 that I've read,
00:25:49.800 this is a story from true north i was talking about a guest op-ed
00:25:57.000 brian giesbrick tom flanagan and nina green wrote this a couple of months back one year later
00:26:04.000 there is still no evidence of unmarked graves or missing children at former residential schools
00:26:10.440 now it took a lot of balls to write this you guys because it's kind of like saying
00:26:13.880 the holocaust never happened right i know chris guy came out and said that how do they know it's
00:26:21.480 six million people that died in the holocaust how do they know that number and that number has
00:26:27.020 changed over the years never disputed that it happened just the amount of people who died
00:26:34.420 was in question that's it that's all and the second you open that topic of discussion what
00:26:41.520 happens is the left freaks they start yelling at you you can't even finish your thought you're a
00:26:47.080 racist denier anti this anti that right so i need to be very careful in reading this article to you
00:26:56.180 guys but i want you to hear this brian geesebrick by the way is a retired judge of the provincial
00:27:05.180 court of manitoba nina green is an independent researcher and tom flanagan is a professor
00:27:09.740 emeritus of political science at the University of Calgary. These are not
00:27:13.240 slugs off the street, the people who wrote this.
00:27:18.300 Like me, a slug off the street.
00:27:21.440 May 27th of this year marked the one-year anniversary of a shocking event that changed
00:27:27.220 the course of Canadian history. Last year, 2021, on May 27th, Chief Roseanne Casimir announced
00:27:34.700 that ground-penetrating radar, GPR,
00:27:37.700 had detected the remains of 215 children
00:27:40.340 who had died at a Kamloops Indian residential school
00:27:43.080 under sinister circumstances.
00:27:45.040 More shocking still, Chief Casimir claimed that children
00:27:48.220 as young as six had been awakened in the middle of the night
00:27:50.780 to secretly bury these children in the apple orchard.
00:27:55.580 The nation was thrown into a frenzy of self-flagelation.
00:27:59.960 The Prime Minister had the flag lowered where it stayed for six months.
00:28:02.620 politicians openly wept orange shirts were worn monuments of small shoes appeared spontaneously
00:28:09.580 all across canada churches were burned and vandalized condemnations were issued by the
00:28:13.940 pope and world leaders and lawyers immediately filed a complaint with the international criminal
00:28:18.840 court at the hague the world was subsequently told by the media and indigenous leaders that
00:28:25.460 human remains in kamloops represented only a small number of thousands of such burials at former
00:28:30.720 residential schools across Canada and the federal government committed 321
00:28:35.700 million dollars to GPR for unmarked graves yet strangely to date no actual
00:28:44.960 proof of human remains has been found anywhere over the course of the past
00:28:50.340 year hundreds of negative articles were written in which chief Casimir's claim
00:28:53.920 that the remains of 215 children had been discovered at Kamloops were
00:28:58.340 accepted as fact. Additional criminal acts were alleged. In the CBC's Fifth
00:29:03.920 Estate program in January, the school was described as a place of horror where
00:29:07.820 children mysteriously went missing. Bodies were seen hanging in barns,
00:29:11.420 children were sexually abused, and burials took place at night. But if any
00:29:15.500 of this is true, and if so, where's the evidence? It is noteworthy that none of
00:29:25.220 of these hundreds of articles referred to the fact that many accomplished people who attended
00:29:29.280 or taught at the Kamloops Indian Residential School made no reference to anything dark
00:29:34.320 or evil, much less murderous. Len Marchand, for example, the first status Indian federal
00:29:41.540 cabinet minister, transferred to KIRS by his own choice in 1949. In his autobiography,
00:29:49.140 he explicitly refused to say anything negative about the school, his only complaint being that
00:29:53.580 the potatoes were watery. Three indigenous teachers, Joe Stanley Michael, who graduated
00:29:59.520 from KIRS, Benjamin Paul and Mabel Caron were on staff in 1962 when the CBC filmed a documentary
00:30:06.000 at the Kamloops School and none complained of anything untoward either then or later.
00:30:12.900 By 1973, half the staff at KIRS were indigenous and none of these indigenous staff members
00:30:18.920 complained of anything untoward at the school neither then nor later. It's also noteworthy
00:30:28.460 that none of these hundreds of articles mention any of the positive impacts of life at KIRS
00:30:33.880 including sports teams, musical and dance groups, picnics, socials, parties, Saturday night dances
00:30:39.060 and the spacious and comfortable student hostel built in 1962 all while these alleged secret
00:30:44.860 nighttime burials were taking place. Nor do any of these articles mention the fact that at the time
00:30:51.400 the school had an impressive outdoor swimming pool, as shown in the photograph at the head of
00:30:56.060 this article. Kamloops was one of the at least three B.C. residential schools with swimming
00:31:00.800 pools. According to an announcement in the Indian record in June of 1959, the Kamloops pool was 100
00:31:06.820 feet long and was thus at least as large as the centennial pool built for the residents of Kamloops
00:31:12.620 in 1958. Sports teams, parties, and swimming pools don't support the narrative about residential
00:31:21.180 schools that today fills print and social media spaces. Namely, that these schools were places
00:31:27.980 of horror where children were starved, abused, murdered, and secretly buried. That is in large
00:31:33.460 part because historical documents portraying the positive side of residential school life
00:31:37.500 have largely been suppressed.
00:31:40.260 The most revealing of these documents are the chronicles kept by the orders of sisters
00:31:44.600 who taught, nursed, and cared for the children,
00:31:46.520 and the codices of the oblate priests who were administered the schools
00:31:50.840 and were largely responsible for preserving indigenous languages in Canada.
00:31:55.540 These historical documents do not support the story of misery, abuse, neglect, and murder
00:32:00.220 now almost exclusively told, and for that reason have been suppressed and treated as though they do not exist,
00:32:06.080 even though the National Center for Truth and Reconciliation has had almost all of them in its possession for years.
00:32:14.800 Similarly, photographs of children at residential schools do not support the narrative of misery, abuse, neglect, and murder.
00:32:21.500 Most of these old photographs show children who look happy, healthy, and well-nourished,
00:32:25.260 and often depict them enjoying a variety of indoor and outdoor activities.
00:32:30.060 The Sisters Chronicle and the old photographs produce cognitive dissonance.
00:32:35.340 How could such allegedly abused, neglected, and malnourished children appear so healthy and happy?
00:32:41.060 When looking at these old photographs, and in particular the photograph of the Kamloops swimming pool,
00:32:46.280 Canadians might want to reflect on the stories they've been told about the horrors of residential schools
00:32:50.960 and ask themselves whether they've been told the truth.
00:32:54.600 That brings us back to the question of whether the May 27, 2021 announcement by Chief Casimir
00:32:59.740 that the remains of 215 children had been found at Kamloops is true.
00:33:06.120 Here's a way to find out, and Chief Manny Jules promised it would be done.
00:33:10.960 On the CBC's Fifth Estate Program in January, Chief Manny Jules promised that the alleged burial site in the old apple orchard in Kamloops would be excavated.
00:33:19.400 That promise has not been kept.
00:33:21.480 And until that promise is kept and excavation takes place, it cannot be said that the human remains of 215 children were actually found last May.
00:33:31.220 In fact, there is no evidence to support the claim that children secretly died
00:33:35.640 or were killed and buried in the Old Apple Orchard.
00:33:39.340 There are no names associated with these allegedly missing children,
00:33:42.820 no lists of children who had gone missing or unaccounted for,
00:33:45.760 no parents or relatives who claim that their child was among the 215.
00:33:50.140 Who are the 215 children allegedly buried there?
00:33:54.100 No one has the slightest idea.
00:33:56.440 not one of the many indian bands who sent children to the former kamloops indian residential school
00:34:02.960 including the kamloops band itself has ever come forward with the name of a single child who
00:34:08.580 allegedly went to the school and never returned and for whom the band has been looking ever since
00:34:13.420 not one there is thus absolutely no evidence of any child who attended kirs from any band in bc
00:34:22.340 actually having gone missing, much less that any child was murdered and secretly buried in the
00:34:27.300 apple orchard by six-year-olds. That tale appears to be the figment of overactive imaginations.
00:34:33.200 There's one way to solve this perplexing issue once and for all, an excavation, as Chief Manny
00:34:38.760 Jules promised. Excavation would bring clarity to the situation. It would help bring closure to
00:34:47.880 First Nations people grieving and struggling with the situation, and it could help our country
00:34:52.120 heel. So what do you guys think? Is it just a narrative that's been fed to us by the media
00:35:03.620 and the federal government to suppress our feelings about our own country? That sure
00:35:10.360 happened last year. People were embarrassed somewhere, ashamed. I can't believe this happened
00:35:16.160 in my own country.
00:35:19.440 And Trudeau put the flag at half-mast
00:35:21.880 for six months because of that.
00:35:26.160 Admitted to the world that we were bad.
00:35:37.580 Was it just a ploy to get us to hate our own country?
00:35:41.820 And now we see with the removal of Canada Day
00:35:45.200 That, by the way, if you're from out of town,
00:35:47.800 you should know that that is or was
00:35:49.840 the premier Canada Day event in Manitoba.
00:35:55.320 That was the one.
00:35:57.380 Thousands and thousands and thousands of people
00:36:00.180 every single year would gather at the forks
00:36:02.600 to watch the fireworks displays,
00:36:04.300 and they were fantastic.
00:36:08.140 But not anymore.
00:36:10.360 Now it's a new day,
00:36:11.680 claiming that, you know, indigenous people feel that Canada itself, the flag itself, is harmful to them.
00:36:22.800 Wow.
00:36:25.020 It's all happening by design.
00:36:27.500 When a plan comes together, when you finally see a plan come together from, you know, this was planted in 2020,
00:36:33.540 that was planted in 2017, this happened in 2019, and all of a sudden, all of these things all come together at once,
00:36:40.900 and we see what happens, you have to look and go, wow, that was a masterful plan.
00:36:47.380 Incredible.
00:36:48.260 These guys have the patience and the intelligence to pull something like that off.
00:36:55.980 But that's what I think.
00:36:57.480 I think this has all been planned for a very long time.
00:37:03.200 And, you know, it's funny when you hear guys like Klaus Schwab talking amongst his peers
00:37:07.820 at the World Economic Forum saying COVID is an opportunity for a new world order,
00:37:13.700 for a shift to build back better.
00:37:16.280 And then all of these world leaders, build back better, build back better, build back better.
00:37:22.140 Build back better.
00:37:25.020 We're going to build back better.
00:37:30.640 That's Operation Lockstep, my friends.
00:37:33.400 That's exactly what that is.
00:37:35.040 and a plan like this you can guarantee the same thing goes in the united states right now january
00:37:42.080 6th the george floyd riots all of that was part of this plan and when they sit there and they say
00:37:49.400 covid was an opportunity no an opportunity makes you think that it you know it's kind of by fluke
00:37:56.020 this was no opportunity this was planned and look what else is coming for us next and this is what
00:38:04.240 people have been warning about you saw me play the video of daniel bulford last night he says
00:38:09.120 prepare your family for some lean times for a few months all of the experts are saying this
00:38:15.280 and when i say experts i mean people who have been watching this thing unfold
00:38:21.040 this is why we are building communities you guys so i guess in that way we're building back better
00:38:30.560 outside of the digital influence of this ridiculous government
00:38:34.860 We're building communities.
00:38:36.680 We're becoming self-sustaining.
00:38:39.160 So do what you can to make sure your family is going to be okay for a few months
00:38:44.140 while these communities start taking shape and then merge with other communities.
00:38:48.640 Because look at this from Global News.
00:38:51.300 And remember, these travel mandates, these travel restrictions that have been lifted,
00:38:56.180 that's only a temporary measure.
00:38:58.500 They're going to bring it back.
00:39:00.180 They're going to bring back all of it.
00:39:01.700 The provinces too.
00:39:02.840 All of it.
00:39:03.400 It's coming back.
00:39:04.240 They're going to try and lock us down again.
00:39:06.020 They're going to try and put masks on us again.
00:39:07.900 They're going to try and make.
00:39:08.800 And the federal government has already stated three shots means fully vaccinated.
00:39:13.180 You can bet the provinces will follow suit.
00:39:17.460 Because right now, if that were the case, there'd be 20 million Canadians considered unvaccinated.
00:39:22.180 This story from Global Canada is seeing rise in COVID-19 subvariants.
00:39:26.060 Could this lead to a summer surge?
00:39:29.000 Ha ha!
00:39:29.780 Now, we know because I read the story to you guys last night, the U.K. is already seeing a surge in this new BA.5 and BA.4 sub-subvariant.
00:39:41.540 And apparently this one's worse than ever.
00:39:44.580 Ooh, monkeypox did not work for them.
00:39:47.580 Well, it hasn't yet.
00:39:49.320 We'll see about that.
00:39:52.860 New sub-variant.
00:39:54.120 Here we go.
00:39:54.500 So Canada is seeing an increase in several fast-spreading COVID-19 variants that have been fueling new outbreaks in the United States and Europe, Canada's top doctors said today.
00:40:04.160 The BA.4 and BA.5 strains of the virus, which are sub-variants of Omicron, have been detected in Canada since May, and the BA.2.12 sub-variant has been showing growth in the country since March.
00:40:17.420 So today, Canada's chief public health officer, you know who she is, made note of the rise in the number of these cases in the country and said that these sub-variants have demonstrated a growth advantage and additional immune escape over Omicron and other strains of the virus.
00:40:32.140 Don't worry, man.
00:40:32.860 There's going to be a new vaccine that comes out from Pfizer and Moderna in the next couple of months.
00:40:37.240 Going to take care of all these variants once and for all.
00:40:39.340 They promise you that.
00:40:41.100 Remember when they first rolled the vaccines out?
00:40:43.060 They said, hey, you take this, man, you're going to have no worries of ever catching this thing or spreading it to anybody ever.
00:40:50.800 Wrong.
00:40:54.960 COVID-19 has shown us over the past few years that there were or there may be more surprises ahead.
00:41:02.000 The virus is still circulating in Canada and internationally.
00:41:05.620 In fact, there's such as viral evolution and waning immunity are anticipated to impact.
00:41:09.600 Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:41:12.740 Guys, this is all crap.
00:41:17.820 All right, last story for tonight.
00:41:20.140 WikiLeaks Julian Assange will face espionage charges in the U.S.
00:41:24.980 after extradition orders signed by the U.K.
00:41:28.220 I never used to know what to think of this guy,
00:41:31.520 but now I think he's a hero,
00:41:33.480 and I wish more guys like him would step up and do what he did,
00:41:38.120 releasing all that information into the world.
00:41:42.740 The U.K.'s Home Secretary, Preeti Patel, has officially signed an order to extradite WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to the U.S. where he faces espionage charges.
00:41:52.540 The Home Office announced Friday he could face over 100 years in jail.
00:41:59.060 And that's it, guys.
00:42:00.760 That's it for the show tonight.
00:42:01.840 As I pointed out, as I pointed out to you, it's going to be Friday shorties all summer long until we get back to the grind in the fall.
00:42:10.680 That's, of course, if we're allowed to get back to the grind.
00:42:14.560 We might be all locked down again.
00:42:17.000 Now, look, here's the thing.
00:42:19.320 None of us will be locked down if we don't let ourselves be locked down.
00:42:24.060 Now, I knew this last time.
00:42:25.400 You probably knew this also.
00:42:27.000 Many, many, many people knew this, restaurant owners especially.
00:42:30.720 And I want to ask the restaurant owners now, right now, here and now,
00:42:34.960 do not do this again.
00:42:39.960 that will be the end of you that will be the end of you if we do not comply and chris guy says it
00:42:49.220 love it or hate them love them or hate them universal non-compliance we show them we're just
00:42:56.400 not doing it anymore we're not doing it still today so many people with the breathing barriers
00:43:03.180 on beautiful sunny summer day in southern manitoba 24 25 degrees i gotta put my mask on
00:43:09.680 yep and again i talked to those people the ones with the mask down here you're going to wear that
00:43:17.600 thing or not today i asked a woman you're going to wear that thing or not she pulled it down she
00:43:21.320 took it off she smiled she laughed yesterday the guy pulled it back up that's a question you should
00:43:29.620 ask at least one breathing barrier wearer per day you're going to wear that thing because they're
00:43:34.800 always wearing them on their chins or underneath their noses they're not wearing them properly if
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00:46:03.060 canada day canada day it's hard it's one of those tongue twisters like yellow leather red leather
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00:46:14.300 but you know what that's an important day for us for any patriot anybody who loves this country
00:46:19.920 Loves where they grew up.
00:46:21.700 Loves where they immigrated to.
00:46:24.420 It was one of the greatest countries in the world, and it will be again.
00:46:29.260 There are great things happening behind the scenes, you guys.
00:46:31.880 We don't need to resort to violence at this stage.
00:46:36.200 I'm thinking of a number between 65 and 75, and I'm writing it down.
00:46:44.740 What is that number?
00:46:45.900 You don't have to be first.
00:46:47.000 You just have to be right.
00:46:48.340 it's between 65 and 75 65 and 75 are in play okay so write it down uh again i i the reason i say you
00:46:59.840 don't have to be first is because well i see the comments come in at a different pace in a different
00:47:04.000 order than you guys do so you might go i was first and i didn't see it that way because i see them
00:47:08.980 differently so you don't have to be first you just have to be right so i wrote my number down i'm
00:47:13.180 going to look at my comments right now and the first matching person I see in
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00:47:54.740 forget your size preference as well don't forget monday night you guys james top is going to join
00:48:00.200 the show tuesday night laura lynn and the grizzly patriot mark friesen they're going to be in town
00:48:04.640 for a town hall on wednesday night at the park west starting at seven o'clock i believe it's
00:48:09.920 $10 at the door, but let me verify
00:48:11.880 that, and I'll let you know at some
00:48:14.040 point over the weekend or on Monday night.
00:48:16.300 That's it for the show tonight, you guys.
00:48:18.100 You have a wonderful weekend. I'll catch
00:48:20.020 you Monday night, 8 o'clock Central, for
00:48:21.880 another Shadow at Night livestream. Until then,
00:48:24.220 I love you
00:48:25.800 all.
00:48:27.960 Bye for now.