The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Mon Apr. 10th⧸2023 w⧸ guest Jaimie Killen and Kristin Ditzel

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00:02:00.000 hey everybody how you doing welcome to shadow with night it's monday

00:02:29.880 april 10th 2023 on the show tonight a couple of special guests chris kristen ditzel and jamie

00:02:36.160 killen who are working on a a documentary together regarding kristen's vaccine injury

00:02:43.460 that happened a couple of years ago it's called invisible fences and hopefully it's going to be

00:02:48.220 out soon for all of us to see i played the video uh or the trailer for you guys on friday night on

00:02:53.100 the show almost broke out into tears and i'm sure you probably did too uh and it's available all

00:02:58.980 over the internet on YouTube we're going to get to all of that in just a second with Kristen and

00:03:04.340 Jamie there's a video out that was circulating over the weekend regarding the Dalai Lama so I'm

00:03:11.820 going to play that for you guys as well in just a minute hello Chuck and Kamloops hello Michael

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00:05:27.180 All right, before we get into our interview tonight with Kristen and Jamie, let me play this video for you guys here.

00:05:32.960 This was circulating, I don't know exactly when it's from, but this was circulating heavily over Twitter on the weekend.

00:05:41.320 And it's a little boy, very thrilled to meet, I suppose, one of the biggest religious icons on the planet, the Dalai Lama, the 87-year-old Dalai Lama.

00:05:51.960 So watch what happens towards the end here.

00:05:58.660 Okay, there's a kiss.

00:06:00.680 Whatever. 0.98

00:06:02.740 Head butt. 1.00

00:06:11.320 And suck my tongue. 1.00

00:06:20.940 And suck my tongue. 1.00

00:06:30.560 And suck my tongue.

00:06:34.280 Does the kid do it?

00:06:35.680 Does he do it?

00:06:36.400 Well, we don't know if he ever sucks his tongue because they cut it off before we saw what could have been the tongue suck.

00:06:44.200 At any rate, the Dalai Lama has apologized after that video.

00:06:51.900 A video clip has been circulating that shows a recent meeting when a young boy asked his holiness, the Dalai Lama, if he could give him a hug, said a statement on the exiled leader's Twitter account.

00:07:03.700 19 million followers his holiness wishes to apologize to the boy and his family as well as

00:07:09.040 his many friends across the world for the hurt his words may have caused the statement said the

00:07:14.640 dalai lama leader often teases people he meets in an innocent and playful way 0.50

00:07:20.740 i don't know how playful that is suck my tongue

00:07:29.920 inappropriate very very inappropriate i don't know if it's innocent or playful 0.57

00:07:39.740 but apparently he does this even in public and before cameras he regrets the incident the video

00:07:45.760 which has one million views on twitter also shows the nobel peace laureate apparently giving the

00:07:51.420 boy a peck on the yeah yeah okay well and reuters say they haven't verified the clip so

00:07:56.900 it's obviously real because the dalai lama has has apologized for it but who knows what nefarious

00:08:05.140 things are happening with the world leaders many people think that there is a huge circuit going

00:08:12.360 around the world i happen to believe that there is something going on because where do these kids go

00:08:17.000 but again we cannot glean much from that except for the fact that it was an inappropriate thing

00:08:23.360 that was caught on camera and circulated around the world over the weekend on twitter so

00:08:27.940 take for it what you will hello kristen hello jamie how are you guys doing tonight thank you

00:08:33.600 for joining the show hi hi we're good thank you yeah kristen you have to scrooch over a little

00:08:39.600 bit closer to jamie so that we can get you both in the frame thank you for coming on tonight really

00:08:44.320 appreciate it people have been looking forward to this for a few days now and the first thing i would

00:08:49.020 like to do and i see invisible fences documentary is posted at the bottom of your frame which is

00:08:53.880 great we're going to talk about that that's the documentary that jamie and kristin have both been

00:08:57.760 how long have you been working on that taking footage for that you guys uh for a couple of

00:09:03.960 years now um once the beginning yeah since the beginning a year on my own and then for the last

00:09:09.660 year i teamed up with a friend of mine who also has a media company so we've been filming together

00:09:14.540 for the last year okay so before we get into what happened to you kristin uh regarding your injury

00:09:23.240 i'd like to talk a little bit about the relationship that you have you cover it a little bit

00:09:28.400 in the trailer for the documentary but could you go into it more like how did you meet did you

00:09:34.840 instantly realize that you were going to be such close friends yeah we did we we worked at a

00:09:42.240 restaurant together actually yeah yeah yeah and when i first went to town yeah yeah yeah and by

00:09:49.860 the way to town is nelson bc you guys they're in nelson yeah and before i forget i'm sorry to

00:09:56.860 interrupt you jamie before i forget the national citizens inquiry is going to be making a stop in

00:10:01.340 red deer and then it's going to be in vancouver i know both cities are eight hours away from you

00:10:06.460 guys in either direction but hopefully you have applied you're going to be testifying at that

00:10:11.420 She'll be doing it via Zoom.

00:10:12.840 Yeah, we can't make the trip, unfortunately.

00:10:15.140 But yes, we are definitely, she's going to definitely be a part of that.

00:10:18.960 Yeah.

00:10:19.080 Okay, that's great.

00:10:20.600 So when you guys, you first hit it off, you became very, very close.

00:10:25.620 This last two years would take the closest friend I would imagine that you could possibly have to stand with you for everything, Kristen, that you have been through.

00:10:37.700 What has Jamie done for you in the last couple of years?

00:10:40.760 Oh, she saved my life. Yeah. She kept me alive numerous, numerous times. Um, it was the darkest

00:10:50.540 experience. I can't even describe how dark it was as my brain was, you know, essentially dying.

00:11:00.260 Um, I, I didn't even trust myself to be alone. And she, you know, she just, she made sure that

00:11:09.400 I didn't give up and she took care of my children and she took care of my finances and she essentially

00:11:15.160 you know I always say I'm her other dependent which drives her crazy but you know I am pretty

00:11:22.100 much her other dependent and you know she would be the last person I talked to in the evening and

00:11:30.340 the first person in the morning which has been the same for 20 years but um you know a bit of

00:11:36.040 a different key especially because for the first year or so I couldn't communicate very well so

00:11:43.180 I wasn't available to say how are you what's going on with you I that piece of the friendship that

00:11:51.200 goes both ways wasn't there for a significant amount of time because I was so sick and she just

00:11:58.560 held that space for me and yeah so here i am thank god right thank god for friends we've been through

00:12:07.820 you know babies we've got five babies and husbands and pets and jobs and lives and everything that

00:12:14.540 goes along with it and i knew that we'd go through something like this eventually but i hoped it was

00:12:19.680 in our 70s or our 80s right really early so I owe her a lot so if she's 90 like I'm on diapers for

00:12:28.960 sure Kristen when you first got this this first jab this was Pfizer correct Pfizer yeah March 16th

00:12:39.260 2021 did you have an instant reaction or was it something that took a few days or a few weeks

00:12:47.660 It was 25 minutes after. I left the building, got in my car, drove around the block and noticed my tongue was going slack and my face was going slack and my face was numb and I started breaking out in hives and I was across town from my house.

00:13:06.120 So I just pulled back into the parking lot.

00:13:08.960 I knew I couldn't get to Benadryl on time.

00:13:11.100 And I just thought, oh, I'm just going to go in.

00:13:13.480 It was right when school came out.

00:13:15.700 And in my head, I thought kids could be walking.

00:13:18.600 You know, this is just dangerous.

00:13:20.200 I shouldn't be driving.

00:13:21.520 Went in and essentially sat down at the table of nurses and within a minute lost control of my limbs.

00:13:29.740 You have a medical background, correct?

00:13:31.920 I have a Chinese medicine background.

00:13:34.780 So holistics?

00:13:35.440 yes natural medicine natural medicine interesting um

00:13:41.080 why did you decide you wanted to get this with a background like that and i i don't ask

00:13:47.540 disparagingly i just ask you because that's the real question you know i didn't i didn't

00:13:55.420 think that i would get it to be honest and um as it got closer so many people were anticipating it

00:14:05.160 so many people were excited about it I have treated vaccine injuries in my own clinic

00:14:11.040 so I had an understanding of that um to be honest I just kind of had a like

00:14:18.280 I just I'm just gonna do it and get it over with kind of attitude um a lot of my patients were

00:14:24.980 really struggling with fear through the pandemic and a lot of people were really excited about the

00:14:31.600 vaccine coming at that time we were still changing our clothes in between every patient and our

00:14:37.840 protocols were very strict i knew that our college was about to mandate it and it was kind of a

00:14:43.660 whatever i'm just going to do it i don't want to deal with being the person that's not vaccinated

00:14:48.280 it's a lot of pressure it's a lot of pressure i didn't want the drama associated with it

00:14:53.460 sociological pressures absolutely yeah absolutely so when you when you were sitting in that chair

00:15:03.000 as they came to you with that needle like what was for me i've tried to imagine it many times i'm i'm

00:15:09.800 not vaccinated i never really had the pressure to do it because i work independently so you know i

00:15:17.380 I didn't really have to do that. I didn't have a boss, bosses, bosses, bosses, boss breathing down

00:15:23.000 my neck. Um, so for me, it was an individual choice and I chose to not, of course, that meant

00:15:29.140 that, you know, you couldn't fly on an airplane. You couldn't travel on a train. You couldn't go

00:15:33.360 into a restaurant or a concert or a hockey game or what have you. We all know that story,

00:15:38.280 but I just couldn't imagine sitting down in that chair with this person coming at me with that

00:15:44.580 needle and and for me to like is a naturally inquisitive guy so I would look up and say do

00:15:48.920 you know what's in this stuff right and they wouldn't have been able to answer me and I'm

00:15:55.420 wondering how many people did that so you must have had some kind of concern or even a little

00:15:59.960 bit of terror inside you as they approached you with that needle in that moment yeah I did the

00:16:04.320 months building up to it like I really we talked about it a lot there was a large piece of me that

00:16:10.120 didn't want to do it. But when I woke up that day, I was just like, it's gonna be fine. And I just

00:16:17.060 took it out of my head. And I kind of detached from the situation. I thought, you know, I'm

00:16:23.600 gonna be fine. And I didn't have that fear. And yeah, I find that really fascinating. Now when I

00:16:31.900 look at how public I am, and where it's brought me, I mean, it's changed my whole life, I wish

00:16:39.460 I could go back but I've learned so much about myself and life and um it's not that I think

00:16:49.660 everything you know I don't think that these things necessarily happen for a reason but I

00:16:54.980 surrender to the fact that I made that decision I don't think that the guilt and the you know that

00:17:04.000 spiritual peace with myself is it's heavy yeah it's heavy yeah I think that there's something

00:17:18.880 about the lessons that have come through this and about where we're going with it that it's not that

00:17:24.440 I think that this happened to me for a reason but I am firmly here to fight for everybody that it's

00:17:33.120 happen to and to prevent it from happening to other people. Can we go back to that first incident

00:17:40.160 you were telling us about when you had to pull over the car because you thought you might run

00:17:43.820 into some kids or another person traveling in a different direction? At that point,

00:17:49.980 were you convinced it was a vaccine injury? Did you think it was just kind of a small allergic

00:17:55.160 reaction you have any idea no happening to you i thought that i was having a standard allergic

00:18:03.160 reaction and it wasn't until like i had neurological signs happen within those first 12

00:18:10.960 hours i started noticing i couldn't turn my head i had these weird things happening but it wasn't

00:18:17.060 until the next day that those patterns became really strong and then honestly i think it was

00:18:24.660 like five or six days before we were like okay four or five days yeah before we were like

00:18:31.780 something is really weird yeah like my friends came to visit me and I was trying to hold a

00:18:40.620 conversation like I have teenagers so they weren't trying to talk to me in between those days

00:18:45.880 right we were just like oh no I'm not feeling well I'm just recovering but when I was actually

00:18:51.580 you know had these adults in front of me that were trying to engage in a conversation I kind

00:18:55.800 of slid down my cupboards and um we knew something was really wrong at that point

00:19:03.220 how long did it take you to call Jamie oh I think I a half an hour probably like probably the second

00:19:11.160 that I could use my phone as soon as I probably got my limbs back I was probably texting her I

00:19:17.700 don't remember I don't remember either I had just had a baby at the time too so I was at home with

00:19:22.420 like a two-month-old baby um so I wasn't exactly like uh running out the door right so it was

00:19:30.080 strange times all around um but yeah you did send me a message but the message it was like a text

00:19:35.460 message but it was very um just like a regular message like oh I had this strange reaction but

00:19:41.580 I'm okay right like I don't think she gave me even very much I don't even know if you told me

00:19:45.400 you went to the hospital like I don't think it was very it was just like a minute of nothing

00:19:50.900 right like just like oh something happened but I'm good don't worry about me. So what happened

00:19:56.780 then Kristen did you go to the hospital to get this checked out that first day or did you just

00:20:01.340 go home and get over it the first initial attack? They brought me by ambulance and I was at the

00:20:09.560 location for about an hour or so while they got me ready to leave and then I was at the hospital

00:20:14.340 probably for about four hours after that and they gave me epi and they did the whole drill

00:20:19.200 and then the next day they had to do the same thing so as the epi wore off the symptoms returned

00:20:25.700 they sent her home yeah they sent me home yeah and then as soon as all that stuff wore off

00:20:30.340 then she started reacting again like it all started coming back i started having communication

00:20:35.360 problems that morning but i just thought that i was really exhausted so when you say communication

00:20:41.780 problems are you talking about like listening and speaking problems yes and you know one of

00:20:49.440 the things that i do a lot is i close my eyes to speak because my body's too tired it can't do both

00:20:54.640 at the same time my nervous system can't handle um the input of stimulation and the output right

00:21:01.800 it kind of trips it up so i had stuff like that happening the next morning but i didn't really

00:21:08.260 recognize that it was a neurological thing no yeah how long did it take for the two of you to

00:21:15.860 sit down and discuss this and go do you think this is going to be one of those long-term injuries we

00:21:19.900 may have heard about is that immediate or did that take a while yeah we denied it for a while

00:21:25.280 i denied it i didn't know i didn't know what to think i didn't actually get to her until like

00:21:30.300 four days later because um baby baby yeah so she had other people checking on her and you know

00:21:37.420 and it didn't seem like that big of a thing right it was like anaphylactic reaction you know I'm

00:21:42.620 being treated I'm fine um but then it she had to go back to the hospital and the information was

00:21:48.460 kind of scattered and I was like I don't know what's happening and I couldn't get out of my

00:21:51.500 house and um so I didn't see you till day four and by the time I got to see her I was like really

00:21:57.680 surprised at what I saw when I and I know we've talked about this a lot but I walked into her

00:22:02.100 house and she was curled up in a little ball on her couch and she was like cradling I hope you

00:22:07.740 can't see me but I was cradling her head like this and lying down and she couldn't like you know

00:22:12.540 she'd have to look at me like with her eyes lift my head like I had no motor and she was just like 0.99

00:22:17.940 my jaw is so sore and I was like that's just so weird and the just the general state of her

00:22:24.980 lying there was very uh alarming I would say like I was I wasn't expecting to see that and I got very

00:22:34.320 upset when I saw her and I I immediately started to cry I was like what the heck is going on I did

00:22:39.880 not use the word heck um but it was very strange and I was not expecting to see her in a such a

00:22:48.320 significant like state like as as weird as it was it was just not what I was expecting at all

00:22:56.120 I went back to the hospital on the Sunday so almost a week when my when I slid down the

00:23:01.160 cupboards my girlfriends brought me into the hospital right away and they kept me for a week

00:23:05.900 waiting for an MRI and I'm very lucky I had like I had my phone with me and I had great food my

00:23:13.780 friends brought me food and so that you know I didn't have to eat hospital food and and I would

00:23:18.800 communicate with them through text but I couldn't communicate with them through phone call and I was

00:23:26.000 trying to text and I started having memory problems like I was forgetting things and I was having

00:23:31.960 problems formulating sentences and I couldn't do like simple math games on my phone and then I

00:23:39.660 you like something's wrong and i was trying to scroll netflix and i couldn't scroll because it

00:23:46.740 was causing my body to lock up the movement of the phone was causing me to lock up and then i was like

00:23:52.780 oh god like what's going on like there's this is a neurological thing that you've got obviously uh

00:24:01.160 and and the other you had a rash or hives you said the day of they went away within two days

00:24:07.320 those symptoms went away. And then what happened was it crossed my blood brain barrier. And it

00:24:12.220 attacked over the course of, you know, well, essentially a year, but those first initial

00:24:18.160 three months, it attacked different areas of my brain. So my symptomology would expand based on

00:24:25.360 the areas that it was targeting. And I could feel it and having my medical background really helped

00:24:30.200 that way but i could feel it entering my brain and it was so dark and painful and it was almost

00:24:39.060 like i could visualize those areas dying while it was happening you're talking about the spike

00:24:43.040 protein yeah yeah wow it was horrible yeah and the way that she would like explain things it was

00:24:51.980 very detailed and vivid and weird weird weird like she would have these visions of like black

00:25:00.020 tar and like it was really the first three to six months were so dark and we communicate very often

00:25:07.740 and very openly and I was like I don't know what's happening yeah the things that were coming out of

00:25:12.760 your mouth sometimes and the messages I would get or even like the the things she would say when I

00:25:17.000 would visit about you know this is what I keep thinking about and I'm like what oh yeah it was

00:25:22.640 dark really weird it was definitely obvious to me as that was happening that this was a

00:25:31.460 chemical injury this was something that was that it was created right there was nothing natural

00:25:38.140 about this you know you you know the difference when you take certain chemical drugs in comparison

00:25:43.180 to taking you know anything that's natural you know when something is that chemical and it was

00:25:50.120 it was scary it was very scary what do you mean the black tar yeah like i had so many visualizations

00:25:59.740 you did black tar which is a very specific thing to have a visual yeah are we talking about like

00:26:05.360 black tar coming to life as a as a monster no just like well i mean essentially oozing

00:26:11.520 oozing and i could feel it through like different areas of my body oh i see oh yeah oh yeah like

00:26:19.020 weeping out of my ankles I could it's like I would just be sitting there and I'd be having

00:26:24.220 these almost like hallucinations of this black tar leaping like leaking from my joint I forgot

00:26:30.260 about that I did not oh it was very disturbing so a lot of weird stuff like that Kristen have

00:26:39.780 you had any circulatory problems any clotting issues you know I haven't really necessarily

00:26:45.740 had clotting issues i've been on aspirin the entire time i have had you know lots of episodes

00:26:51.760 that appear to be mini strokes but nothing that pops up on like a ct scan by the time they get

00:26:57.240 you in an mri and kootenays things have essentially resolved yeah um i do have like pots so like i

00:27:04.940 have blood pressure stuff and you know i can't exercise because i get really lightheaded so i

00:27:11.640 have circulatory stuff but i haven't had those nasty clots um as a chinese medicine practitioner

00:27:17.720 though uh i do lots of cupping with my with my um acupuncturist and there were some times in the

00:27:25.480 beginning where we would do bloodletting which uh like leeches no we use like lancets like a

00:27:32.360 diabetic lancet and you like put a couple little holes and you put a cup on and then you're

00:27:37.240 essentially taking the toxins out and when you do that typically you get a couple drops of blood

00:27:42.520 and it's you know liquid right i would have in these jars like so maybe five tiny little pin

00:27:51.220 pricks and i would have slug like blood sitting in there like disgusting slug clotted blood

00:27:58.940 i forgot about that yeah it looked like fascinating but you know i had a blood

00:28:06.200 analyst, an expert blood analyst on a couple of weeks ago. Oh, interesting. Is she that woman from

00:28:11.160 Ontario? Yes. Yeah. She testified at the NCI. She was, she showed some slides and some photos of

00:28:18.500 some things that she had seen and unexplainable. She's been doing this professionally for, I think

00:28:25.580 she said seven years and she has never seen anything like this before. These things that

00:28:31.360 she was finding in in supposedly regular blood it seemed parasitic in nature and almost saw that

00:28:38.600 yeah almost as though they were alive exactly and that's what it feels like it so you i know

00:28:45.700 it's probably difficult for you to describe how that feels when you you have this thing inside

00:28:53.000 of you right and and i imagine that you've had some trouble uh communicating that to your friends

00:28:58.280 and family as well what have your friends and family said about this in the last couple of

00:29:03.740 years do they all believe you or are there some people who have said you're just putting this on

00:29:08.900 I have a very wonderful support system and yeah you do they all know me so well so anyone in my

00:29:16.620 immediate circle has been completely there and supportive and believed they know I'm a horrible

00:29:22.740 actress so I wouldn't be able to fake it you know I'm a pretty big open book yeah um and it's a

00:29:28.360 horrible liar right like it's a massive shift like from what the person that the person that

00:29:34.180 she was and how active she was before this to now is like a complete 180 so it's I mean if you

00:29:41.420 didn't believe her I would be like how could you not right yeah yeah so there are people in the

00:29:46.440 community you know there I've definitely had a lot of the like rumors that I'm faking and like

00:29:51.320 all of that that all of us vaccinated have had um but that exists outside of the circle but

00:29:58.040 immediately when this happened I couldn't handle communication and I couldn't handle the stress of

00:30:03.900 all of that I couldn't handle the fact that there was all this pressure around having a vaccine

00:30:08.500 injury and all of the fighting that was going on in society I had to stop watching the news I had

00:30:14.100 to hide away from all of it and my friends kept me very safe because I was having such massive

00:30:20.740 psychosis that i couldn't communicate with somebody like i had some people online that

00:30:26.480 were saying some really nasty stuff but it was hidden for me so i found that stuff out

00:30:31.880 six months later a year later because i was so insulated with love and thank goodness because

00:30:41.060 i just don't know how you can get well and there's so many vaccine injured that have committed

00:30:46.580 suicide through it right you guys have built a pretty good network of other vaccine injured

00:30:52.660 in the last couple of years right yeah thousands of us there's thousands of us yeah

00:30:59.400 yeah yeah um we saw a video um on the high wire actually that had three um injured people from

00:31:15.560 the States. And so big trees thing. Yeah. Cool. Okay. Yeah. So when I saw that, I was like,

00:31:21.220 whoa, these three women look exactly like Kristen. This was very early on. And, uh, we would, we

00:31:29.760 would, we were kind of hiding for the first three months. Kristen was hiding. It was very scary. We

00:31:33.960 didn't know what was going on. And then once I saw that I showed it to Kristen, she sobbed. I reached

00:31:39.880 out to them. I reached out to all three of them. They connected us to, um, a group that they had

00:31:44.820 started and from there it just grew like we we launched a Canadian one and there's a United

00:31:50.780 States one and now there's a big group that is run by other people that there's from all over

00:31:56.740 the world but that point that was the point that changed everything for Kristen because she

00:32:02.060 realized she wasn't alone and that was really impactful really impactful. How many people would

00:32:09.240 you say are in this group in the Canada one? In the Canada one in our chat there's not very many

00:32:14.160 but in well I don't know in the Canada one I don't know like our Canada one is pretty private

00:32:19.920 yeah we have a small amount of people that are in our but we do have thousands in the one yeah

00:32:25.060 the states there and there's thousands I think that there's I think that there's a very very

00:32:30.380 large amount of people that are too scared to speak um that don't want to acknowledge it or

00:32:36.300 that um just are afraid um but I know that I know people in town that are vaccine injured that I've

00:32:44.520 spoken to personally that will not talk to anyone about it they talk to me because they know what

00:32:49.020 Chris and I have experienced um but they won't talk to people about it even friends and family

00:32:53.960 I think that there are a lot of people out there that are in hiding um or not understanding that

00:32:59.980 there's a lot more people out there as well that and which is part of why we're doing what we're

00:33:04.340 doing um but it's really important to connect to those people and let them know that there's

00:33:10.020 I mean there's support out there even if there's not you know answers there's support even being

00:33:16.340 as vocal as we have been there's a lady that I just met in town yeah I haven't met her personally

00:33:22.080 but I met her online and she lives a half an hour away she's exactly like me and it was the

00:33:30.020 paramedics that actually told her about me no one else had explained to her that there was you know

00:33:35.200 like there's I think six of us in this town but and she never heard of you right you never heard

00:33:41.000 also weird because we're so noisy and we live in such a bit we live in a very small place so

00:33:47.380 yeah when did you guys first get the idea to do this documentary invisible fences

00:33:53.540 um so I had started uh recording things that were going on with Kristen just because they were

00:33:59.920 so weird and how was kristen with that i mean like you know she's going through all of these

00:34:04.400 weird kinds of permutations with her body she is obviously not herself especially early on

00:34:10.900 i personally would have been self-conscious like get that freaking thing out of my face please i

00:34:15.440 don't want people seeing me like that right was there any of that no it's really funny because

00:34:21.160 right before this happened i had started doing an instagram account for my business and my secretary

00:34:27.440 a very good friend of mine we were trying to make a video for a raffle and I couldn't speak

00:34:31.980 because I was so nervous I just laughed the whole time she had to take over and then once this stuff

00:34:38.620 started happening all of that just goes away it was we had to get record to show the doctors what

00:34:46.900 was happening yeah because you couldn't believe it and at that point it's kind of like when you

00:34:52.200 have a baby and you start walking around with your clothes off or you're breastfeeding with

00:34:55.700 your boobs out all the time you know in the beginning you're nervous and then you just

00:34:58.580 don't care anymore right when it comes to health stuff oh yeah i totally understand that

00:35:02.940 but when you were breastfeeding it was just really hard to explain to doctors when she was

00:35:11.700 if she would have an episode where she would start convulsing convulsing or something you can't

00:35:16.560 explain that to someone and you know you they'll look at you like you're crazy right like and they

00:35:23.480 treating us like we're totally so so let's record it it was more like it was more like a hey let's

00:35:28.900 just record it so we have we can show it right and so we started doing things like that and then we

00:35:34.260 realized there was more people out there so then we started getting vocal online and we started

00:35:38.620 getting pretty loud on social media um just trying to reach other people and we were doing that for

00:35:44.240 i don't know six months maybe a year when i was in a grocery store parking lot and a friend of

00:35:49.740 saw me and he approached me and he asked me how I was doing and I you know in it was a weird time

00:35:55.500 I don't know who's where you know who's at what point in the game or the stage of whatever so I

00:36:01.780 always just it's not like we all wore like armbands or something yeah I was just like oh I'm fine

00:36:06.660 you know how are you and he was like no seriously like how are you doing and then I just broke down

00:36:13.040 into tears and he was like yeah I've been watching you guys you and Kristen are amazing I think that

00:36:19.220 it's really important what you're doing and he's also a filmmaker uh and he was like i think that

00:36:24.060 we should um we should join up and make a documentary about this the story is you know

00:36:29.300 i think people should hear this and i was like all right i agree let's do it so that was about

00:36:35.140 a year ago and we've been filming together for about a year so that's kind of how it evolved

00:36:39.240 um i'm gonna show the indiegogo page uh for donations in just a little bit but

00:36:45.680 how much work is left on this project and there's whole I've got all kinds of questions for you

00:36:53.640 guys you're not going anywhere but how much work you have left on this um a lot and actually our

00:36:59.080 Indiegogo campaign is closed now we ran it for um a month I think and it's it's already done

00:37:05.840 uh we did not meet our meet our goal unfortunately but we didn't also get the word out very well like

00:37:12.900 we were shadow banned a lot and we hit a lot of walls with it so we are still accepting donations

00:37:18.480 we have a website now that we have a donation form you can fill out and we have other alternative

00:37:23.420 options on there um but yeah what was the original question and then i can't remember myself

00:37:31.200 yeah it's hard to work yeah there's a lot of work yet left yes we we've been filming kristin for

00:37:37.940 the for all of it so far right and we have a lot of story to tell that that is remaining and that

00:37:44.580 includes this community of people that um we've met along the way uh there's some really the

00:37:49.960 website here yes that's the website yeah there's some really amazing people that are going to come

00:37:55.100 into this film still um so the next part of our journey is going and traveling to meet them and

00:38:01.520 bringing them into this um storytelling what they've been through have they connected with

00:38:05.760 kristin um we're actually going to guadalajara this week coming up so that kristin can get um

00:38:13.080 some treatment down there that's not available in canada we're going to film that

00:38:16.720 uh and then we'll probably be out of money and need to keep fundraising again

00:38:21.660 and that's just how we're going to roll we've got lots of pieces of this to go still so it just

00:38:27.520 depends on like and it how how the funding goes and um time we have lots of friends in ontario

00:38:35.020 that we really want to get to um there's a lot of people in the ottawa area that are in our like

00:38:40.480 core group yeah and the states we've got a good group in the states that we're gonna go talk to

00:38:44.760 down there in the uk and everywhere really but this is just the beginning jamie how has this

00:38:52.020 been on you for the last couple of years i mean you you had a brand new baby you were saying at

00:38:56.740 almost the exact same time as christian became injured and this is your close close dear friend

00:39:04.300 and I'm sure you've been up nights with this oh yeah the beginning was awful I mean I was

00:39:12.180 postpartum as well as not understanding what was going on with Kristen so you know having a baby

00:39:17.340 is already a lot and not sleeping and and dealing with all the emotions of that you know so crying

00:39:23.180 a lot and then not getting not having not having unlimited access to her was the hardest part for

00:39:29.700 me because we communicate every day all day long um and we see each other very often so when she

00:39:36.320 was in the hospital and I couldn't she couldn't call me that was really weird right like the text

00:39:42.000 messages weren't enough for me I need to I wanted to see her I wanted to um hear her voice like I

00:39:47.020 didn't understand what was going on I had to rely on other people for information um and then taking

00:39:52.800 my baby places was so restrictive and so um yeah I I had a I struggled a lot it was really really

00:40:01.020 really hard mentally I mean it must have been like a big beat down for you yeah both of you

00:40:07.340 it was just it was devastating it was devastating and I'm really lucky that I have an amazing

00:40:12.360 husband at home that helped pick me up off the floor multiple times um and I just got here as

00:40:17.940 often as i could and uh you know i was just i it's indescribable really um to watch somebody

00:40:25.380 that you love that much uh you know deteriorate in a way that nobody understands and what are

00:40:32.860 these convulsions like you'd mentioned that she would have a convulsion like what was that like

00:40:36.680 did you have you seen that in the beginning it was just like her foot would shake it would just

00:40:42.440 go like this and she couldn't stop it and i couldn't touch her because if i put my hand on

00:40:48.380 her she would scream you know i thought you know you put a supportive hand on your friend like oh 0.98

00:40:53.620 i'm here for you and and it would just her whole body would react right so i couldn't even you know

00:40:58.660 hug her uh it was and it would just last forever right like it would get really aggressive yeah 0.94

00:41:06.840 she would take down. I dislocated joint. Yeah. It was so weird. I've never seen anything like

00:41:11.640 it in my life. And honestly, if I wasn't witnessing it firsthand, I don't know if I

00:41:16.720 would have believed it was happening. It was just so strange. Kristen, are you still walking with

00:41:21.800 a cane? No, I'm not, which is great. Um, but I'm not really walking.

00:41:27.460 what is this like laurel and hardy 2023 over here yeah so um i'm getting around

00:41:39.500 yeah i've been i've been lounging yeah i've been recovering for the last four months it's been a

00:41:54.520 bit yeah it's been a minute since you've been outside okay we heard you guys talk about um

00:42:01.160 forming the network starting work on the documentary because you wanted to

00:42:05.820 film a lot of what kristin was going through jamie because it's almost impossible to describe

00:42:10.980 it verbally what was your relationship like with the what i call them is the left-wing corporate

00:42:16.360 media the marxist corporate media the the media that has not covered anything properly for the

00:42:21.500 past three years at all did you reach out to them did they get back to you oh yeah we did oh yeah

00:42:27.260 we reached out to everybody yeah we did yeah i actually talked to somebody from cbc uh that was

00:42:36.440 interested in in discussing our story because she had been um running other articles on some

00:42:42.860 vaccine injured out of alberta uh who had like you know the more normalized reactions of like

00:42:49.400 gbs and or a rash yeah nothing nothing like this um and we chatted back and forth emails back and

00:42:58.040 forth she and then just she just vanished and i still i still send her emails now here with

00:43:05.080 updates like do you want to talk about it now do you can we have you how about now how about now

00:43:09.560 and nothing we we emailed everyone global tv ctv everybody everybody that you could think of and

00:43:15.800 nobody got back to us or they had a very like a blanketed response of we'll forward this on to

00:43:22.160 so-and-so right what did that tell you uh that they did not care about us i was such a big cbc

00:43:30.360 fan and obviously i knew that there were things politically that weren't talked about like i

00:43:36.860 understood there was a lot of stuff going on but to the extent that this was was like ripping out

00:43:42.440 my canadian soul and just like tossing it away it was the biggest feeling of abandonment

00:43:48.880 like i immediately turned it on right like i had it going all the time

00:43:54.680 yeah it was disgusting yeah i'm so upset about that still like i still haven't gone over

00:44:04.000 gian gameshi right and that's been like what seven eight years like yeah like i would say

00:44:10.240 i listen to it all the time yeah it's so disgusting the way that they treated us

00:44:15.640 and the way that they have just lied to canadians and blatant lies yeah it makes me sick to be

00:44:23.100 honest like it turns my stomach and makes me angry makes me angry as well not just the lying

00:44:29.620 it's the suppression of the information too right oh yeah you know if we if we go back to the

00:44:34.520 beginning and the media would have been reporting the truth of the matter uh i think probably more

00:44:40.820 people in our society would have been thinking twice about going to get this thing and if there

00:44:45.640 were more people saying no then they never would have been able to put these mandates on any of us

00:44:51.700 exactly you know because it would we would have had the majority right and it's so many of the

00:44:57.300 people that are so left like i i mean i was left for the majority of my life so many of the people

00:45:03.940 that i went to university with or you know it's this certain subsect that just believes that

00:45:11.500 the government is going to take care of you like this cannot actually be as bad as it is you might

00:45:19.820 be that one little tiny person that slips through the crack right of course the government's going

00:45:25.060 to take care of you this doesn't make sense no one's shadow banning you like what's shadow

00:45:30.720 banning oh yeah like like we kind of believe that i mean we did believe that in the beginning as well

00:45:35.560 we really thought they would take care of her now let's talk about let's talk about your the

00:45:42.660 the famous vaccine compensation program that the government rolled out before

00:45:46.900 vaccines were ever even released i mean how are you doing with that process

00:45:51.480 some really interesting interactions with them you know we got some of it on the road

00:45:56.740 yeah it's been a really long road i have a great caseworker now and i'm in the middle of the appeal

00:46:02.100 process appeal you mean they didn't grant you compensation at the beginning deny denied after

00:46:09.520 18 months she was denied 18 months and like 30 plus pages of medical proof three different case 0.99

00:46:17.720 workers two of which were very abusive yeah horrible horrible shouldn't shouldn't have that

00:46:24.860 job the staff there some of the staff that we spoke to there was it was just amazingly it was

00:46:32.180 appalling yeah it was appalling yeah yeah so kristin was the first person that even called

00:46:37.820 in to get an appeal so they didn't even know how to deal with an appeal process because they've

00:46:43.340 never had someone call and ask for appeal paperwork yeah so it was shocking all of it

00:46:50.760 they're just like i'm like can i talk to your boss uh what's us nobody knew what to do

00:46:58.860 that's absolutely awful so yeah have you been given any indication as to which way this is

00:47:06.700 going to go because there's a clip in the trailer where it shows you kristin sitting on your bed it

00:47:12.960 looks like on the phone saying you're going to lose your house which is heartbreaking to me

00:47:18.560 you obviously can't work.

00:47:22.780 And it's this genetic therapy is what's done this to you.

00:47:27.880 And Trudeau rolled this thing out, you know,

00:47:31.360 before these things were ever released,

00:47:35.460 claiming anybody who is harmed short or long-term

00:47:39.160 by this vaccine, as he called it,

00:47:42.960 will be taken care of by the government.

00:47:44.820 You guys believed it?

00:47:46.600 They haven't done it?

00:47:48.560 you know I really took a lot of um pride in getting to the point of my life where I was

00:47:58.920 taking care of myself financially yeah and you know I was raised by a mom that taught me how

00:48:06.080 to take care of myself and having all of that taken away and then having to rely on your

00:48:16.840 community to feed your children is very humbling. You really struggled. It was awful. We wanted to

00:48:24.700 get her an Indiegogo going right away and it was just like a not it was there was no conversation

00:48:30.400 it was just a flat absolutely not. It was really hard for her to accept help and I think you know

00:48:37.300 because you've worked so hard to build that life and your practice and have all those things and

00:48:42.740 you know you're proud of that um and to have it all stripped away from you and feel like you can't

00:48:47.220 take care of yourself anymore in an instant is really hard to wrap your mind around yeah yeah

00:48:53.000 yeah do you feel you're you're going to get back to yourself 100% no

00:49:03.100 no I don't

00:49:12.740 I feel like I, um, I'm very lucky to have joy in my life, and I feel like I will get to a point

00:49:25.360 where I have more, um, ability to have moments, but no, I don't think I'm going to get back to

00:49:36.640 of who I was um wow I haven't said that to anybody hey Oprah

00:49:44.440 I'm still gonna keep fighting to find her something though I'm not gonna quit until

00:49:53.140 she at least has some sort of life that is like that has some space for her to be

00:49:59.520 even a part of who she was before right like yeah I feel like that there's gonna be some

00:50:05.360 access to that somewhere along the way. I do really believe that. Yeah. I would like for you

00:50:10.360 guys to get as much exposure as you possibly can. And, you know, I'm not going to, I don't,

00:50:18.700 I don't say this in a, in a mean way, but this is not just for you, Kristen, even though I know

00:50:22.580 that you have been through so much pain and over the last couple of years and stress, both of you

00:50:29.220 have uh but there are thousands like you all across our country across the world millions

00:50:35.360 and they just don't know what to do where to go who to turn to and you have been both of you a

00:50:44.400 shining example uh with the fight that you have been involved with within the past couple of years

00:50:51.600 and this documentary needs to be seen by people and this documentary is for them it is for them

00:50:58.620 we're we're using Kristen to get to them really like that's that is our goal so can you take us

00:51:05.060 through the website a little bit here uh Jamie and Kristen because I want to make sure that

00:51:10.680 there's a donation page right there oh okay yeah I don't know where that contact us thing is there

00:51:16.740 okay yeah that's the don't I'll have to go in and take that out yeah it looks like it's not

00:51:23.360 one of these things just doesn't belong here i just added the donation this looks great um yeah

00:51:30.800 i just added the donation form so i obviously hit a button somewhere uh so yes you can put your name

00:51:35.820 and and email in the amount you want to donate in there and click and i'll give you different

00:51:40.040 options for um how you want to pay and then there's also e-transfer listed below directly to

00:51:46.980 my media company and then um there's direct paypal donation there too and that's our trailer

00:51:53.020 you can watch it right on the site there's a spot there if you want to join our mailing list i do

00:51:57.660 um updates on our travels and stuff in there and there's a brief write-up of our story

00:52:03.100 and uh okay you guys this is invisible fences film.com that's invisible fences film.com i'm

00:52:15.120 going to take this right now and put it put a link in the comments on facebook and on rumble

00:52:21.880 so people can just get there right now.

00:52:26.560 Well, I want to make sure you guys get heard.

00:52:28.920 And I know several other independent journalists in our country

00:52:33.900 who would absolutely be willing to put you on their shows.

00:52:38.980 Yeah, that would be amazing.

00:52:40.540 That is the way that we are reaching people the most right now

00:52:43.260 is doing these interviews.

00:52:44.440 Like we can't get through on social media.

00:52:46.440 We can't get through on mainstream media because they won't take us.

00:52:49.220 So you guys are literally our lifeline.

00:52:51.880 And it's been the independent media sources have been fantastic and lovely.

00:52:56.040 And we would love to do more.

00:52:57.900 And I believe that Kristen, you are going to get back.

00:53:03.980 One of these days, it's going to happen.

00:53:06.000 It may take some time,

00:53:07.340 but I think you are going to get back and you're going to have a whole full

00:53:10.700 life again. I really believe that.

00:53:12.840 I really believe that for all of the people who are injured by this crap.

00:53:17.720 Thank you both for coming on the show tonight. I really appreciate it.

00:53:21.280 I want to be in touch with you in the future.

00:53:24.120 And if I don't get a chance to speak with you before your trip to Guadalajara for this

00:53:29.060 treatment, have a great time down there, you guys.

00:53:32.460 Thank you.

00:53:33.340 Next, we'll see you at the National Citizens Inquiry.

00:53:36.240 Yes.

00:53:36.980 May 4th and 5th, I think, is when you're out.

00:53:39.820 Yeah.

00:53:40.060 Yeah.

00:53:40.380 So we're on it.

00:53:41.660 The Vancouver one, right?

00:53:43.120 Yeah.

00:53:43.760 The word is spreading.

00:53:45.100 People talk about it now, right?

00:53:46.920 Yeah.

00:53:47.180 Oh, yeah.

00:53:47.600 Cool.

00:53:47.940 It's getting there.

00:53:48.740 Thanks, you guys, for coming on tonight.

00:53:50.360 and we'll talk to you again thank you so much for having us okay there is uh jamie and kristin

00:53:56.480 the invisible fences documentary i just posted the link guys in the uh in the comments of both

00:54:04.220 rumble and on facebook if you want to make a donation to get that film uh finished uh feel

00:54:12.160 free to do so you don't have to obviously i throw the and i i don't profit at all from any of these

00:54:18.300 things you know i had somebody message me on the weekend saying what do you get a cut from all of

00:54:23.360 the people that you promote and i went no no i don't actually the thought never occurred to me

00:54:29.720 it's for their own legal fees or for their medical fees or to get a film made for people to see and

00:54:38.920 it's important that people to for people to see what kinds of things happened to a person like

00:54:45.200 kristin in the last couple of years what these injuries are really like yes we have heard about

00:54:51.140 them and maybe we have seen a short interview of somebody who's been injured by this genetic crap

00:54:56.400 and you don't get the full feeling of it because you're not with them in that moment like they

00:55:02.500 were explaining you cannot vocalize one of those moments it needs to be seen and so that's why

00:55:11.140 Jamie spent the last two years following Kristen around with a camera in case she was having one

00:55:17.020 of these episodes. We have seen episodes like this on social media, but sometimes you have to

00:55:24.320 go deep because these videos get taken down. So, and when you see them, people go, oh, that's just

00:55:30.340 a fake. That's a fraud. Personally, I don't know how somebody could fake shaking like that for 10

00:55:37.800 straight minutes without being completely exhausted i'm sure you've seen some of these

00:55:43.160 videos for yourself so you understand that or having their jaw locked so they can't speak or

00:55:50.340 having such an incredibly awful headache it feels like a serrated knife being pulled backwards out

00:55:55.960 of the back of your skull which is some of the other explanations i've heard in the descriptions

00:56:01.320 i've heard of this it's all different with everybody and yet there are similar situations

00:56:07.100 as well so i for one would love to see this film get made and i would like to see kristin and all

00:56:13.680 of the other people who have been injured by this stuff get better i hope it can happen i know that

00:56:21.760 there's different treatments out there for it i know kristin as she acknowledged earlier in the

00:56:26.960 interview is into chinese natural and holistic medicine so maybe they can come up with a plan

00:56:32.380 for that as well and if they can maybe they can get it out there the out there to the public but

00:56:37.520 anyway it was fantastic having them on tonight tomorrow night my friend selena paley is joining

00:56:42.880 the show you may know that name from freedom central canada and you may have been wondering

00:56:47.300 hey what happened to selena at freedom central canada she did a live over the weekend explaining

00:56:53.420 that i'm not sure you guys saw that but if you didn't she is going to join the show tomorrow night

00:56:58.820 at eight o'clock central to explain everything that's happened to that incredible forum in the

00:57:05.060 last couple of months. It ain't good, but she's making a comeback and she is okay. So don't worry

00:57:10.580 about that. Uh, let's go back to the, some of the stories that we're following. This is David

00:57:15.000 Lametti. Some of you may recognize him as the justice minister and the attorney general of

00:57:21.700 Canada. This story comes from spencerfernando.com. The Trudeau liberal government is now looking at

00:57:28.120 seizing control over western canada's natural resources my friends i'm not kidding you when

00:57:35.780 i say this people heard about this today danielle smith alerted the public on this so did scott mo

00:57:41.700 the premier of saskatchewan nothing yet that i've heard from manitoba premier heather stephenson

00:57:46.460 surprise surprise but this should have had people up in arms and yet nothing what's going on

00:57:54.600 With our national unity already fracturing, the Trudeau liberals seem intent on ripping our country apart.

00:58:03.140 And I will say this.

00:58:05.660 If there is a voter out there who doesn't recognize how divided our country is right now as compared to the way it was in Stephen Harper's last year's 2014-2015, then maybe they should give their heads a shake.

00:58:21.480 i don't remember anything like this in the years that stephen harper was in power however when you

00:58:29.440 put a liberal in power look what happens in the chrétien years we almost lost quebec

00:58:34.360 the western separatist movement started heating up again and then when harper comes in things

00:58:41.120 calm down everything goes back to the way it should be in our country now i'm not suggesting

00:58:45.860 that stephen harper wasn't a globalist my friends because we know that he signed those deals we

00:58:50.700 absolutely know that and we know that brian mulrooney did before that but when the liberals

00:58:56.200 get into power look what happens things accelerate don't they look what's going on in our country

00:59:03.680 right now it's absolutely bizarre canada is more divided than we have been in a long time

00:59:09.140 duh thank you spencer and now the liberals are considering launching a direct assault

00:59:13.820 on western canada's natural resources in recent comments david lametti said the federal government

00:59:20.060 is looking at rescinding the legislation that gives Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba control

00:59:26.060 over their natural resources. Canada's Attorney General and Justice Minister David Lamedi has

00:59:31.800 committed to looking at rescinding natural resources transfer agreements to the provinces.

00:59:37.400 In the 1930s, Canada entered into a series of agreements that transferred federal administration

00:59:42.620 and control over land and natural resources to Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. Make no

00:59:49.200 mistake, such a move would amount to a seizure of Western Canada's natural resources and an end

00:59:55.460 to Canada as we know it. Think about it. The provinces no longer have control

01:00:04.160 over anything that gets grown, mined, or created here.

01:00:09.600 no trudeau has ever said they would seize the resources of quebec this is all about attacking

01:00:20.480 and weakening a region of the country that votes conservative trudeau has been relentless now i

01:00:27.600 i personally don't think that's what it is that's spencer's idea but i personally think this is all

01:00:34.740 about nationalizing resources and then just being able to give them to whichever country needs them

01:00:42.740 in the new world order the one world economy that's what i think this is and trudeau can't

01:00:49.860 do that unless he has full power over the entire country's resources kind of like china when you

01:00:57.740 nationalize something, that's what happens. My friends, this is another step towards communist 0.96

01:01:04.960 totalitarian dictatorship. When people say China, they're not kidding. Trudeau has been relentless

01:01:13.280 in seeking to crush the Western Canadian energy sector and has only been somewhat held back by

01:01:19.060 the fact that we are a nation where the power of the federal government is limited. Now his

01:01:23.000 ministers are musing about overturning that. In a statement, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Molland

01:01:28.940 basted the remarks and warned against this infringement on the provinces. The federal

01:01:33.860 justice minister says he will look at taking control over natural resources away from the

01:01:38.700 provinces. It's an outrageous statement. Here is the response. You can see it on Moll's Twitter

01:01:44.900 account. These dangerous and divisive comments from the federal justice minister are a threat

01:01:50.860 to the unity of our country. The federal justice minister says he will look at rescinding the 1930s

01:01:56.980 natural resources transfer agreements that gave control, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

01:02:01.660 On what basis does the federal justice minister think he has the authority to unilaterally strip

01:02:07.700 Saskatchewan and the other Western provinces of our constitutional authority over our natural

01:02:12.420 resources? So that is a little bit of pushback from Scott Moe. And Danielle Smith said pretty

01:02:18.400 much the same thing today she may be out of power in the next month there is an election coming up

01:02:23.800 in alberta don't forget at the end of may the liberals are determined and you know what rachel

01:02:27.860 notley is going to do she's going to go along with whatever trudeau wants her to do so alberta again

01:02:34.420 i implore you i understand danielle smith is not the cleanest politician that was established last 0.93

01:02:41.120 week on this show when bob leone guessed it but it comes to a slow push towards globalism or

01:02:50.260 hurtling right over the cliff that's the difference between the conservatives and the liberals in my

01:02:55.920 opinion right now in this climate the liberals are determined to break apart our once great nation

01:03:02.280 they keep attacking the west and this proposed seizure of western canada's natural resources

01:03:07.700 is the most dangerous yet again spencerfernando.com

01:03:13.300 liberals this is actually kind of a funny story because you've got the auditor general involved

01:03:21.060 the watchdog over how the government is spending and taking our money right so the liberals

01:03:26.480 demand a rewrite of the report that shows carbon tax is costing canadians remember when they first

01:03:31.980 brought this stupid thing in they said it was going to be cost neutral which means we'll take

01:03:36.800 exactly the amount of money that you're going to get back from us in your taxes next year so why

01:03:41.860 did they even have to do it in the first place ah i get it to create more federal government

01:03:47.360 employees to make more people subservient to the government that's what communists do that's what

01:03:54.900 happened in manitoba for so many years under 18 years of the ndp the liberals are demanding the

01:04:00.940 federal budget watchdog rewrite a report that reveals how most canadians are being shafted

01:04:06.720 by the carbon tax. This story from TNC.news. Last week, the parliamentary budget officer,

01:04:12.780 Eve Giroux, found that a majority of households would see a net loss from the carbon tax.

01:04:18.880 We estimate that most households will see a net loss paying more in the federal fuel charge and

01:04:23.060 GST as well as receiving lower incomes compared to the climate action incentive payments they

01:04:28.240 receive, said Giroux. Unhappy with the outcome of Giroux's accounting, liberal MP Lloyd Longfield

01:04:35.860 wrote an open letter demanding that he take into account the unrealized costs of climate change.

01:04:46.900 I was therefore more than deeply perplexed. I was shocked when I read in your distributional

01:04:52.340 assessment of the federal fuel charge that the PBO analysis does not attempt to account for the

01:04:56.560 economic and environmental costs of climate change, said Longfield. Such a study should

01:05:01.700 also include recognition of the economic benefits that pollution pricing induces through energy

01:05:06.680 saving measures such as installing electric heat pumps to replace oil furnaces in homes or the

01:05:12.200 lifetime cost savings of owning a zero emission vehicle compared to an internal combustion engine

01:05:17.340 or a myriad of other fuel saving measures across the economy. These are bunk, my friends. He is

01:05:25.040 talking about the lifetime cost savings of owning an electric vehicle over an internal combustion

01:05:31.920 engine does he understand that a battery for one of these things is thirty thousand dollars

01:05:38.500 does he understand we live in a winter country none of these people do they go into no explanation

01:05:47.620 and even if they try to explain,

01:05:49.900 they never really do, do they?

01:05:52.640 It's all virtue signaling.

01:05:55.420 All right, speaking of virtue signaling,

01:06:00.400 Dylan Mulvaney, right?

01:06:03.900 A Bud, sorry, an Anheuser-Busch VP

01:06:06.840 has spoken out today about why she felt

01:06:11.280 the company needed to go in a new direction,

01:06:14.080 re-hiring Dylan Mulvaney

01:06:16.640 a transsexual woman i'm not even sure how this goes anymore a transsexual woman who's actually 0.99

01:06:26.400 a biological man 28 years old but comes across like a 13 year old girl that's his whole shtick

01:06:36.180 and i've got my own theory on that and if there's time i will get to that later on but

01:06:40.800 bud light went dark with no posts on social media this past weekend and the reason for that is

01:06:48.360 because there was such a backlash all over twitter all over facebook videos of guys throwing out

01:06:55.480 cases of bud light not just that but jack daniels for that matter they also went woke on this whole

01:07:00.040 thing but that's not the topic of this discussion bud light right now so so many guys going and

01:07:05.660 buying a case of Bud Light and then throwing it immediately into the garbage or taking every Bud

01:07:11.240 Light that they ever, like the can collectors, right, that they would collect these cans and

01:07:16.240 bottles over the years, threw them all out in protest of Anheuser-Busch. There's a video of a

01:07:22.020 guy, a distributor, a local distributor of Bud Light saying, I have never seen such low sales

01:07:27.980 of this product in my life ever. I'm not going to be able to feed my family. Thank you, Anheuser-Busch,

01:07:34.560 for this ridiculous stupid statement so from the washington examiner this bud light executive

01:07:41.160 talked about updating fratty image of bud light ahead of the transgender partnership revelation 0.79

01:07:48.480 so i'm going to make this bigger so we can all see i thought i did but i guess not all right here

01:07:52.380 we go the woman behind bud lights marketing said she wanted to update the company's fratty image

01:07:59.520 and reboot its out-of-touch humor with a push for inclusivity days before Bud Light's partnership

01:08:05.820 with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney went viral. I'm a businesswoman. I had a really clear

01:08:13.220 job to do when I took over Bud Light. Bud Light Vice President of Marketing Alyssa Heinerscheid

01:08:19.220 said in late March episode of the Make Yourself at Home podcast, so she said this like two weeks

01:08:25.040 ago already it was this brand is in decline it's been in decline for a really long time and if we

01:08:32.400 do not attract young drinkers to come and drink this brand there will be no future for bud light 0.97

01:08:38.180 so why does it have to be a transvestite oh i get it because dylan mulvaney was all the talk

01:08:47.680 did she not understand and i'm not going to go into all of this story guys because she doesn't

01:08:52.040 go into it did she not understand the divisiveness that this would cause that we have had about

01:08:59.860 enough of this kind of behavior look at this look at this here's a tweet from billboard chris and

01:09:06.020 yes i am trying to get him on the show at some point you guys but he's been very busy doing a

01:09:10.780 lot of interviews since his altercation during the trans jay a day of visibility a week and a

01:09:16.940 half ago or so but i will get him on at some point and if you're on twitter um and you follow him

01:09:24.100 maybe you could mention it to him via direct message or a direct tweet to him to come on my

01:09:29.820 show because it would be awesome to have this guy on he says it's a cult dear universities feel free

01:09:36.120 to invite me to come speak anytime i'll do so at my own expense i'd love the opportunity to thoroughly

01:09:42.180 confuse these poor lost souls and get them questioning when they're not in violent mob

01:09:47.680 mode. You want to see what violent mob mode looks like? Here we go.

01:10:12.180 Thank you.

01:10:42.160 Sending your young boy or girl off to university for a great education?

01:10:47.440 Look at this.

01:10:48.040 From LifeSite News, BC has passed a bill allowing 12-year-olds to legally self-identify as the opposite sex.

01:10:57.060 The radical law lets children change their legal sex without a doctor's approval

01:11:02.360 and allows residents to obtain a birth certificate without a sex marker.

01:11:07.100 There's more.

01:11:07.820 complicit in a crime woke san francisco state university released a statement on assault and

01:11:14.640 ambush of female swimmer riley gains this happened last week calls the violent attack a peaceful 0.88

01:11:20.640 protest there she is there riley gains who's been speaking out regarding this transgender nonsense

01:11:26.540 in sport for the last couple of years but since the attack last week her twitter account has 0.91

01:11:32.760 exploded from 80,000

01:11:34.960 followers. I believe she's up over

01:11:36.660 400,000 now. Here's what

01:11:38.740 happened to Riley Gaines last week.

01:11:40.920 Watch. 1.00

01:11:49.120 Now she's coming out 1.00

01:11:51.280 of 0.89

01:11:52.360 an event, an auditorium

01:11:55.260 where she was speaking and she was

01:11:56.980 supposed to go back to her dressing room 1.00

01:11:58.460 and these vultures were waiting for her 1.00

01:12:00.880 outside.

01:12:02.760 wait a minute you guys aren't hearing any of this oh my god okay well it's probably just as well

01:12:23.640 I.

01:12:53.640 Trans rights are human rights!

01:12:57.880 Trans rights are human rights are human rights.

01:12:59.780 Trans rights are human rights are human rights. 0.95

01:13:00.960 Reilly Gaines ambushed and physically assaulted by a psychopathic trans activist.

01:13:06.120 Well, not just one.

01:13:08.600 After giving a speech on protecting women's sports at San Francisco State University last week,

01:13:13.640 the attack at Vicious Crowd proved so terrifying for Gaines,

01:13:16.120 she was barricaded in a third floor room for almost three hours, according to Fox News.

01:13:23.640 just for speaking out saying men should not be competing in women's sport isn't that something

01:13:30.060 that's a shame that i uh played a video without you guys being able to hear it

01:13:35.820 then again the bad language was everywhere

01:13:39.020 so for those of you who really frown upon the f word it's probably just as well look at this

01:13:47.700 here's a guy who's just in the airport in san francisco watch what he finds in the kids books

01:13:52.780 we're here at the san francisco airport bookstore let's check out the children's section

01:13:58.540 okay we're here at kids non-fiction the anti-racist kid and to do your work at home

01:14:08.060 the anti-racist kids workbook we've got this book is gay stacey abrams when we say black lives matter

01:14:18.700 how to be a young anti-racist a justice for all and um maybe a volume two on her i guess 0.66

01:14:29.680 okay we have sex is a funny word touching yourself is one way to learn about yourself

01:14:36.920 yeah so this this is the kind of thing that's been going on now uh what's his name with

01:14:48.680 rebel news the guy with the hat david uh menzies he was staked out i'm not sure if this is from

01:14:55.860 today but it's from the last couple of days anyway he was he's got a thing about this busty

01:15:00.600 lemieux as he calls this this teacher the shop teacher he's in the niagara area with the big

01:15:06.180 you you guys know who i'm talking about so he was staked out at a local shopping mall waiting for

01:15:12.140 this guy because he knew the guy was in the shopping mall waiting for this guy to come out

01:15:16.480 David Menzies for Rebel News here in Burlington.

01:15:20.500 And, folks, I'm at the Maple View Mall.

01:15:23.120 And this car, guess who it belongs to?

01:15:27.260 Perhaps the most notorious big-breasted shop teacher in the world.

01:15:31.640 Yeah, we're talking Kerry Luke Lemieux, a.k.a. Kayla Lemieux, a.k.a. Busty Lemieux.

01:15:38.380 Now, we've been staking out this teacher because you know how it was last reported 0.99

01:15:43.460 that those breasts of his those zed cups they're not prosthetics those are natural breasts that he 0.98

01:15:51.520 started developing at age 39 even if that is true i still don't understand why you can't dress

01:15:58.320 appropriately but in any event we don't know in what persona he went to the mall as was it as the

01:16:07.300 male version of lemieux or the female version but we're gonna wait here he's gonna come out sometime

01:16:13.220 the mall closes in about two and a half hours and we'll be there to see if it's Mr. Miss or

01:16:20.160 other Lemieux. Stay tuned. Oh there he is. There he is. Where are your breasts? Why are you dressing

01:16:36.840 inappropriately in front of children can you believe it folks like a cornered rat he ran for

01:16:43.400 the hills he didn't even have the guts to come back to his car he's abandoned it here he called

01:16:49.660 an uber and he's uh skedaddled well who knows where i guess he's got to come back for his car

01:16:55.500 at some point maybe he's going to have it towed to his condo but did you notice no brass but

01:17:01.960 Lemieux, I thought you told the world via the New York Post and the Toronto Sun

01:17:07.180 that those were real mammary glands.

01:17:11.080 So did you have them surgically removed?

01:17:14.600 And if you did, my goodness, have you really recovered quickly?

01:17:19.180 And, you know, it's too bad he's so camera shy.

01:17:21.680 Who'd have thunk it?

01:17:22.520 I mean, he filmed his skydiving event with Canada's foremost conservative porn star.

01:17:28.260 That was plastered all over the world's media.

01:17:30.240 but i wanted to get to the bottom of those boobs if they were real or fake we have the answer now

01:17:36.720 don't we folks they are fake they're as fake as a three dollar bill i also wanted to ask him

01:17:42.240 why he thinks he's entitled to stay home and collect a full teacher salary and benefits

01:17:50.160 when he isn't teaching anymore uh and by the way there's a lot of blame to go around here and a lot

01:17:55.720 of the blame lays with the halton district school board and of course the minister of education

01:18:01.420 steven lecce apparently everyone's too afraid to enforce a dress code to someone who uh i don't

01:18:09.920 know embraces an alternative lifestyle they're afraid of being labeled transphobes but lemieux

01:18:15.260 is on record as saying he's not transgender he's intersex but i think that might be a lie too i just

01:18:21.540 want to see if those prosthetic breasts are in the in the car he's like we need the arrows right

01:18:29.600 see what's in the hatch there's uh food wrappers a winner's bag some latex plastic gloves gee

01:18:37.400 why is that there and uh looks like he's got a um a uh a camera hi lemieux if you're watching at

01:18:47.040 home well there you go folks we have proven beyond a doubt that Lemieux is a lying liar

01:18:52.520 those breasts are not real they are fake appendages this guy is either gaming the system or

01:19:00.200 I think he is a sexual pervert because one of the questions I wanted to ask him was why did he sneak

01:19:07.240 into a dance recital that was private it was only for little girls and their parents and guardians

01:19:13.240 And why is it that parents observing him, they said it looked like he was in a state of arousal.

01:19:20.920 Unbelievable.

01:19:22.200 So there you go, Halton District School Board. 0.67

01:19:24.920 Now that we know that this is not a trans person, this is not someone with some kind of growth of his breasts to a size that are dead cops. 0.90

01:19:37.720 Do the right thing and fire him already because this is all a fraud. 0.76

01:19:43.240 and you guys well you're playing along with it okay okay david menzies for rebel news

01:19:50.700 major point congratulations awesome okay on a more serious note before i close hang on just a

01:19:59.960 minute yeah before i close off the show here tonight tulsi gabbard has a message for us

01:20:04.320 now here in canada we've got bill c11 and again guys the house of commons parliament is not in

01:20:10.600 session this week so the senate's not there to vote on bill c11 whether it passes or not with

01:20:16.560 the amendments that were voted on in the house of commons last week so what happened with this

01:20:21.620 bill so far and it's been for like what 18 19 months this thing has been going back and forth

01:20:26.580 the house of commons passed the bill c11 then it went to senate for study and recommendations

01:20:31.940 months later it came back to the house of commons that was about a month and a half ago

01:20:36.520 with different revisions and recommendations in that bill and the house of commons took a few of

01:20:43.940 those recommendations but not the ones where censorship was involved they left the censorship

01:20:50.300 in bill c11 and have sent it back to the senate so what we're going to see next week

01:20:56.880 is the senate vote on those changes to this bill and if they do vote it through then it becomes law

01:21:05.280 And, guys, I haven't got a lot of faith in this unless millions of us stand up, get a hold of our local senators.

01:21:13.140 And by that, I mean you've got to go to Senate.ca to check and see who your senators are because they come from different regions equally across the country.

01:21:20.920 Write an email to whichever senators happen to be in your region of the country and say, we don't want this.

01:21:28.500 This is censorship on the Internet, essentially.

01:21:32.460 They can go ahead and censor what they don't like.

01:21:36.820 There's already a lobby group that wants Fox News and specifically Tucker Carlson not to be seen in Canada.

01:21:44.860 There's already a group lobbying the CRTC to make that happen.

01:21:48.760 Well, in the United States, it's supposed to be the bastion of freedom of speech and liberty and rights and whatnot.

01:21:54.780 Their constitution is sacred, right?

01:21:56.820 Well, there's something down there being developed called the Restrict Act.

01:22:00.060 Here is Tulsi Gabbard. I'm going to make her bigger for you. Here is Tulsi Gabbard to tell us more. 1.00

01:22:05.460 Now, the Restrict Act not only makes it illegal for Americans to use TikTok, it is the Patriot Act 2.0 for the Internet.

01:22:12.840 It would give unelected bureaucrats in the Department of Commerce complete and unfettered access to all the data in our computers, our phones, security cameras, Internet browsing history, payment applications and so much more.

01:22:26.160 It throws the Freedom of Information Act completely out the window, no transparency whatsoever, and it criminalizes the use of VPNs with up to 20 years in prison and a million dollars in fines.

01:22:40.620 Dangerously, we can't even challenge this in court.

01:22:48.140 It criminalizes VPNs with what?

01:22:51.500 no transparency whatsoever. And it criminalizes the use of VPNs with up to 20 years in prison

01:22:59.140 and a million dollars in fines. Dangerously, we can't even challenge this in court. Now,

01:23:08.020 this is a direct threat to our fundamental constitutional rights and freedoms, and it's

01:23:13.980 a threat to our democracy we cannot uh okay finish not allow this to pass okay so now the

01:23:20.620 restrict act not only makes it illegal for america talk is the patriot act 2.0 why can't they chart

01:23:29.980 try it in court i mean if it is unconstitutional then it should obviously be challenged what's

01:23:38.160 going on in the united states there was a time where and and maybe this still is happening

01:23:44.600 because all of this is just a big huge mind fuke you guys as you know in trying to figure out

01:23:50.840 exactly what's going on what players represent what in terms of this whole new world order thing

01:23:56.980 and sometimes people are thinking they're all just working together never mind they're all

01:24:01.340 controlled opposition fend for yourself go live in the woods okay those are the extreme people

01:24:07.200 that we have on our side of things but when you sit down and try and look at this logically who

01:24:13.900 is exactly supposed to be doing what for a time there was you know thoughts that tulsi gabbard

01:24:20.160 was one of the young global leaders with the world economic forum and i looked that up and i found her

01:24:26.080 name on their website i didn't see her as a young global leader i saw her as maybe i did because

01:24:31.500 there's so many of these people i checked out in the past i'm going back months now but it could

01:24:35.860 have been that she went and decided she was going to be a young global leader and then decided no

01:24:42.680 i don't want i don't want to be this remember she's a democrat and she is this close probably

01:24:50.220 from becoming a republican or at least third party something other because she never ever

01:24:58.400 especially in the last few years never ever sounds like this ratcheted up crazy sounding 1.00

01:25:05.040 uh left-wing radical nutbags she makes a lot of sense so why would she say all of this about 1.00

01:25:14.520 protecting freedoms if she is part of the world economic forum it doesn't make any sense unless

01:25:22.100 we dig deeper and i guess i'm going to need a specialist for that somebody like mark friesen

01:25:26.580 maybe who will be able to uncover that so maybe i'll try and get mark on the show at some point

01:25:31.880 later on and he can identify all of these players and maybe maybe these people are right maybe they're

01:25:36.920 all controlled opposition but ultimately the only ones who are going to be able to save ourselves

01:25:44.760 from this nonsense is us ourselves how that looks i don't know okay guys a couple of things tomorrow

01:25:55.400 night selena paley joins the show she is with uh freedom central canada but something weird has

01:26:03.120 happened to that network that news network in the past couple of months and selena will be here

01:26:07.840 to talk about that tomorrow night okay so i want to do a party on the prairies i want to do it in

01:26:15.580 july or august i have got tegan king who is working on this trying to find some place we can do this

01:26:24.400 in the Yorkton Roblin area right it could be an hour's drive or two hours drive east of Roblin

01:26:34.900 it could be an hour and a half drive west of Yorkton or south or north wherever I want it to

01:26:43.040 be a party on the prairies if you know somebody who would be willing to entertain a very large

01:26:50.960 crowd for a few days in july or august feel free to email tegan please tegan dot king

01:26:59.560 at proton dot me tegan is spelled t-e-g-a-n dot king at proton dot me we are looking for

01:27:11.840 we have been unsuccessful in our quest for the last few weeks now it's becoming incredibly

01:27:17.600 frustrating trying to get people together but this is what i think we need i think a lot of

01:27:24.120 people have been become very despondent going back to the end of the freedom convoy last year

01:27:31.300 i think there have been the occasional gatherings the occasional get-togethers in different spots

01:27:37.460 across the country but nothing that can parallel that there was the convoy reunion thing we had

01:27:45.240 here east of winnipeg but that didn't go exactly as planned for a number of reasons i'm not going

01:27:50.940 to get into tonight i may in the future but i'm not going to do so tonight so what we need friends

01:27:58.080 is kind of a big gathering and we need it in this spot where we can have a stage so we can have

01:28:03.780 bands we can have a beer garden so we can have events for families in the daytime that's what

01:28:09.800 we need something large that could accommodate three to four to even 5 000 people over the course

01:28:16.980 of 48 to 72 hours if you know anything like that in the areas i've just discussed

01:28:23.760 please email tegan tegan.king at proton.me she is the one who is spearheading this

01:28:30.240 and i am with her on this by the way i am with her on this we're team working on this

01:28:37.560 we need a place to do this we need volunteers to help us with uh everything she's got it all

01:28:45.340 broken down tegan does so please email her i am serious about this you guys as serious as a heart

01:28:51.840 attack i want this to happen we need a get together party on the prairie sometime in july and august

01:28:57.940 the second that we get an actual location secured we can make a date and we can start planning

01:29:03.960 around that but we're going to need your help to sniff out a place hopefully in the next couple of

01:29:08.680 weeks so our dates don't collide with some big huge music festival that have that's happening

01:29:14.640 in the region as well we know that there is something in minedosa manitoba that happens

01:29:19.320 in july or august and then there's something else that happens in saskatchewan in july

01:29:23.840 and in dauphin there's a big huge ukrainian festival and a country music festival as well

01:29:28.200 so we don't want to be on any of those dates we want to be on an independent weekend just so you

01:29:35.640 know and this is the area that we would like to do it in the roblin yorkton esterhazy area

01:29:41.560 that's it for the show tonight you guys oh hey by the way let me just throw this up on the screen

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01:30:10.040 i can't tell you much about them right now because they're not on the website yet but they will be

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01:33:49.880 And that's it for the show tonight, you guys.

01:33:51.620 I hope you enjoyed.

01:33:53.040 I will catch you tomorrow night, 8 o'clock, for another Shadow at Night livestream.

01:33:56.620 Until then, I love you all, and I will talk to you soon.

01:34:00.560 Bye for now.

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