The Shadoe Davis Show - April 18, 2023


Shadoe at Nite Mon Apr. 17th⧸2023


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00:05:00.000 hey how you doing everybody welcome to shadow at night this is
00:05:29.800 monday april 17th 2023 okay let's start at the beginning
00:05:36.980 first of all i hope you had a great weekend if you are watching on facebook it is very important
00:05:46.040 that you like this and you share this get this out there many many people you know what
00:05:52.960 last week a private organization that likes to make themselves sound like an official
00:05:59.420 organization launched something called unicoin this they claim is a decentralized digital
00:06:08.280 currency that they're going to try and push on the world and no doubt the world will go really
00:06:14.700 you did that we don't have to do that now thank you so much hey guys we have got a world currency
00:06:22.500 here you can go anywhere with this unicoin it's digital and you don't have to worry about travelers
00:06:30.260 jacks or or currency exchange or anything it's going to be awesome people need to hear what's
00:06:38.200 going on cbdc's central bank digitalized currencies and they should also throw a p in
00:06:46.320 there for programmable meaning that given time and i believe many governments are already there
00:06:52.960 china is they'll be able to program this currency based upon your social behavior and you'll be
00:06:59.980 monitored with facial recognition cameras that are everywhere around you everywhere but only if you
00:07:06.220 live in the 15-minute cities if you live outside the 15-minute cities and that's going to be a
00:07:10.420 tough thing to do unless you're completely self-sustaining you won't be tracked so easily
00:07:16.860 then again they always have drones right it's interesting times we live in people need to hear
00:07:25.080 these things i mean when joe biden justin trudeau or any of the western leaders start musing about
00:07:33.400 something publicly you know that six months from now that will be official law or an order in
00:07:40.900 council so that we have to do it because they won't be able to get it through their house of
00:07:48.040 commons or their house of representatives or the senate so they just make an order in council or
00:07:52.380 an executive order in the united states and they make it law up until the time the next prime
00:07:57.560 minister or president comes in and what happens when the next prime minister or president comes
00:08:02.740 in they just conveniently forget that those orders were ever signed and they move you on to something
00:08:08.100 else they're very good at spinning things and creating diversions getting your attention turned
00:08:12.360 from one thing the important thing to the other menial stuff stuff that really shouldn't matter
00:08:18.420 hello dylan mulvaney but it does seem to very very very very much so we got to get this stuff
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00:08:50.840 that is completely and totally up to you hello dan how are you from ross manitoba hello tammy
00:08:59.220 watching from chilliwack susan is watching in scarborough karen's and grand beach hello jeff
00:09:03.700 stone of tacit investigations and security regina is watching from ontario lee from mission british
00:09:09.720 columbia hello steve nice haircut buddy i like it susan's watching from heritage park is that in
00:09:16.360 calgary denise is watching in nova scotia cheryl hello how you doing uh russell who storm watch up
00:09:23.560 there hey that's rough murray is watching in alameda not california michelle alameda not
00:09:29.260 california hello linda watching in creighton suzanne is in corbeil ontario hello laura hello
00:09:35.240 anna canada nano silver has got the gummies out we're going to be talking about that very soon
00:09:39.940 Sharon is watching from somewhere near Club Regent Casino in Transcona, which is a part of Winnipeg.
00:09:46.680 Hello, Bruce.
00:09:47.520 BC is state-funded.
00:09:51.680 Oh, yeah, state-funded BS.
00:09:53.740 Colleen, hello, Mike from Michigan.
00:09:55.860 Hello, Sandra, Tammy, Janet, Susan, Patricia, Eileen, Regine, Dave.
00:10:02.760 The whole crew is here tonight, so welcome to the show, everybody.
00:10:05.960 Keith Wilson.
00:10:07.440 Hang on, let me turn this down.
00:10:09.220 that's me from about 20 seconds ago. Keith Wilson will be on the show later on this week. I'm aiming
00:10:15.060 for Thursday, but you never know. We were playing phone tag today, so he will be on the show at some
00:10:20.280 point this week. Keith Wilson, of course, one of the great attorneys of the Freedom Convoy.
00:10:26.860 Hello. What's up, Canada? Wayne Peters is watching. He's out there in Toronto covering the Chris Sky
00:10:31.960 campaign for mayor. Gary is watching from South Winnipeg. Barb is watching in Calgary. Hello,
00:10:36.920 roween and peterborough suzy q 57th hello head voice from toronto daisy may 39 dan for 66
00:10:44.760 bent wrenching is watching shit show is here birds step one two three in vancouver sorry
00:10:53.080 on vancouver island hello everybody and welcome to the show all right let's begin
00:10:58.320 now i caught this yesterday and i thought finally this is freaking hilarious the marxists are gonna
00:11:08.240 their heads will explode their hair is going to be on fire it didn't happen last night that's when
00:11:13.040 this news came out i was thinking wow they're going to be freaking but i guess they were too
00:11:17.100 busy watching something on television last night it happened starting this morning where the lefties
00:11:22.280 were just embarrassing and they're blaming pierre polly as a matter of fact there's a clip of justin
00:11:29.660 trudeau coming up in just a couple of minutes that does just that sounds very stern in his
00:11:35.380 finger pointing as well it's hilarious really so this is from the national post cbc is pausing
00:11:41.920 their activities on twitter after being labeled government funded which is what they are i don't
00:11:49.840 know why they're so upset about this i mean everybody in the country should know this
00:11:53.980 that the cbc is government funded right so they got a label that says government funded what's
00:12:01.020 the problem here i don't get it our journalism is impartial and independent cbc said while arguing
00:12:07.600 that it doesn't meet twitter's own definition of government funded so let's read a little bit
00:12:12.020 about this story before we get to justin trudeau crying about it today and blaming pierre palia
00:12:16.660 radio canada says it will halt its activity on twitter after the social
00:12:29.600 blah blah blah blah blah blah twitter adams can form defines a government-funded media outlet as
00:12:40.220 an outlet where the government provides some or all of the outlet's funding and may have varying
00:12:46.340 degrees of government involvement over editorial content well okay the cb says cbc says that
00:12:53.020 i'm sorry but we don't fit that criteria let's have a look at the funding first of all mostly
00:12:58.820 provided by the government aside from their advertising revenue which clocks in at 330
00:13:03.400 million dollars this past year but government funding was for one sorry 1.4 billion so most
00:13:10.620 of their revenue came from the government us in other words i mean we should never say government
00:13:15.560 funded we should always say taxpayer funded secondly may have varying degrees of government
00:13:22.060 involvement over editorial content so what they're suggesting is that there's no member of government
00:13:27.900 or any government body that comes into their offices and directs them what stories to cover
00:13:33.520 and how to cover them however i would suggest that well there's a story coming up about that
00:13:39.100 very thing in just a minute so you can be the judge but i would say that
00:13:45.560 Even if the government does not direct them journalistically, they're still directed by the government journalistically, if you follow me.
00:13:57.980 And even if they're not, their ideologies are so close as to make it seem like that anyway, right?
00:14:03.900 And that's not just CBC National. That is all over the country.
00:14:08.780 And notice that the CBC will always take the side of whichever lefty party happens to be the opposition to any conservative party in any given province.
00:14:17.980 So if it's Saskatchewan, Manitoba or Alberta, then the CBC will always seem to favor the NDP.
00:14:25.420 If it's Ontario, the CBC will seem to favor the Liberal Party.
00:14:29.620 And in British Columbia, they'll favor the NDP, which is in power.
00:14:34.560 I'm not so sure about Quebec or the Maritimes.
00:14:37.240 CBC said in a statement today, the labeling is untrue and deceptive.
00:14:43.600 Well, again, I mean, all it says is government-funded media.
00:14:47.180 That's all it says.
00:14:48.980 It doesn't say anything other than that,
00:14:51.640 with a little picture of what looks like a toilet right next to it.
00:14:55.860 Thank you, Paul, for making that observation, by the way.
00:14:58.960 I thought that was hilarious.
00:15:01.660 It said, Canadians know that CBC Radio Canada
00:15:04.740 is publicly funded through a parliamentary appropriation that is voted upon by all members
00:15:09.600 of parliament. Its editorial independence is protected by law in the Broadcasting Act and
00:15:15.620 its journalism is independent and subject to our journalistic standards and practices, which have
00:15:20.580 been breached several times. CBC has had to apologize for those breaches a few times in the
00:15:25.560 past year. Now, as opposed to, or sorry, as for following the law, how many laws and statutes of
00:15:33.300 our Constitution and Charter of Rights and Freedoms have just been stepped on and wiped in the past
00:15:39.140 three years. So what does that even mean? The CBC's gobbledygook about parliamentary appropriation
00:15:46.280 voted upon by all members of Parliament. It's nothing but a bunch of garbage. CBC Radio Canada
00:15:51.420 received $1.2 billion in parliamentary appropriations in 2021-2022 and earned, oh sorry, I was wrong,
00:15:59.300 i was low 651 million in revenue the biggest proportion of which came from advertising so
00:16:04.860 again that's the majority coming from us twitter can be a powerful tool for our journalists to
00:16:11.860 communicate with canadians but it undermines the accuracy and professionalism of the work they do
00:16:17.060 to allow our independence to be falsely described in this way the statement said
00:16:21.660 well you know i think that's a pile of crap and we're going to get to that in just a second
00:16:27.380 And not from me, you're going to hear from others who are saying pretty much the same thing.
00:16:33.340 But ladies and gentlemen, here is Justin Trudeau from TNC.news responding to Twitter's new label.
00:16:40.300 Or sorry, CBC's new label on Twitter.
00:16:42.880 I think it says a lot about the Conservative Party of Canada.
00:16:46.820 they're choosing to constantly attack independent media organizations
00:16:53.940 journalists who are working hard to keep canadians informed and support our democracy
00:17:00.240 cbc radio canada serves right across the country delivers local news and local content in many
00:17:12.620 regions of the country that yes has been challenged over the past years but the idea of
00:17:20.260 adding to that challenges and laying on by attacking this Canadian institution
00:17:27.300 attacking the culture and local content that is so important to so many Canadians
00:17:33.180 really indicates the values and the approach that Mr. Polyev is putting forward
00:17:40.480 and i think it is telling that in order to attack this institution that is important for many many
00:17:48.700 canadians okay that's enough that's enough that's enough that's enough that's enough
00:17:54.300 oh by the way i thought i'd show you guys this picture here in case you never saw this hang on
00:17:58.040 i'm going to throw this up i almost forgot there do you see that sorry if i go to the actual
00:18:03.480 picture it'll just take me to the twitter account this is a picture of cbc's a selfie of
00:18:10.280 cbc's rosemary barton and justin trudeau and there's rosemary who's supposed to be one of
00:18:16.460 the lead correspondents the lead political correspondents at the cbc national also i did
00:18:22.720 this there look that's a selfie right there there is a journalist with integrity yeah
00:18:31.200 can you see that i mean i'm not referring to any of these pictures over here this one here
00:18:35.800 right there look at that isn't that something
00:18:39.320 all right the nci was here the national citizens inquiry in winnipeg last week for three days
00:18:48.520 thursday friday saturday they had very powerful testimony from some very brave people they will
00:18:53.980 be in saskatoon this coming week and then red deer the following week so here's an expert witness
00:19:00.580 clip and in his powerful testimony jeff jeffrey tucker highlights the concerning loss of trust
00:19:07.860 in mainstream media that's occurred as a direct result of their reporting on covet 19 with the
00:19:14.300 media having become increasingly centralized and monopolistic in their control over information
00:19:18.720 a free market of ideas has been effectively stifled let me make this bigger so everybody
00:19:23.720 can see and here we go this is eight minutes not sure if i'm going to play the whole thing have a
00:19:28.300 Good morning, Mr. Tucker, and thank you for your testimony.
00:19:32.380 I have a question.
00:19:33.400 You talk quite a bit, and there's been a lot of news about the cooperation between the big tech companies and the government.
00:19:47.780 You know, I was raised in a time when every town, every city had its own little newspaper and its own little set of reporters.
00:19:55.460 And I'm wondering, I haven't heard a lot said about what happened to those traditional media sources,
00:20:02.880 those newspapers with those reporters working at them in every community who were competing against each other
00:20:09.000 and telling the story and doing investigations.
00:20:11.460 Can you comment a little bit about what happened or what you believe may have happened in those traditional print media areas?
00:20:20.300 Yeah, everything changed over the last 25 years.
00:20:22.560 print media began to be replaced by the internet and then the industry became to be entirely
00:20:30.080 reorganized so that even local media was entirely dependent on centralized media sources
00:20:37.840 to the point that they no longer really had much independence and and that that's that's remains
00:20:44.160 true today another problem is that a lot of the reporters and this became a huge source of
00:20:49.760 frustration for me over the course of three years. A lot of these local reporters know better than to
00:20:57.440 report things that are contrary to what the dominant mainstream media is saying because
00:21:03.260 they don't want to harm their careers. So because every local media essentially wants to be bought
00:21:10.460 out by a more centralized media and the reporters want to hang on to their jobs and then experience
00:21:17.120 advance. So these days
00:21:19.460 we really are having more and more
00:21:21.460 to rely on citizen journalism
00:21:23.400 which is taking place
00:21:25.300 at places like Substack
00:21:27.060 and
00:21:28.300 Twitter ever since Elon
00:21:31.400 Musk took over and other venues.
00:21:33.460 It's really the only place you're going to get
00:21:35.400 kind of independent news
00:21:36.720 because the entire industry has gone through
00:21:39.300 such a dramatic
00:21:41.220 upheaval. So the point that
00:21:43.000 local news is not really local news
00:21:45.360 anymore. I mean, I know this myself.
00:21:47.120 I mean, sometimes I get a call from, I remember one time I got a call from CNN to talk about
00:21:57.980 some economic subject.
00:21:59.560 I was surprised over the following week that my one clip appeared in thousands of local
00:22:06.320 venues all over the country, all branded by the local station.
00:22:12.260 I mean, it wasn't local news, but it was all branded under the local station.
00:22:16.960 So this is how it works.
00:22:19.660 It's all become industrially centralized and canned
00:22:24.160 and therefore easy to control the government.
00:22:26.840 You know, we always talk about in Canada, United States,
00:22:30.600 we always talk about the free market,
00:22:32.400 free market of business, free market of ideas.
00:22:36.860 It sounds to me like you're not describing a free market of information.
00:22:42.080 Yeah, not at all anymore.
00:22:43.660 It became very important during the pandemic years, especially for centralized government powers to control information flows.
00:22:56.220 And that impacted everything from early treatments to opinions on lockdowns.
00:23:06.240 You know, when groups in the U.S. and Canada protested, the media swung into action, demonizing them as disease betters without any evidence.
00:23:18.060 so uh it's it you know the controlling the news has become very important to uh corrupt
00:23:26.000 bureaucracies in government yeah so he's with the epic times by the way or epoch if you like
00:23:33.860 this is interesting this is rachel thomas a conservative mp out of alberta getting up in
00:23:43.460 the house of commons which restarted today after a two-week break listen based on bills c11 and c18
00:23:51.140 we know that this government is committed to censoring what people can see here and post
00:23:55.400 online but what just came to light is that they're so committed to this that they've actually gotten
00:24:00.060 a head start the government has been trying to censor social media platforms for quite some time
00:24:05.900 thanks to the member of niagara west landbrook and the question that he put forward we now have
00:24:10.600 documents that have been tabled in the house of commons that show that this government pressured
00:24:15.160 social media platforms 214 times 214 times in a 24-month period of time in order to get them to
00:24:24.040 take content down sometimes it was valid due to impersonal or impersonalization or copyright
00:24:30.200 violation but many times it was simply because this government found the content to be embarrassing
00:24:36.040 Embarrassing. If adopted, Bill C-11 will take this type of pressuring tactic and make it legal, which means that these social media companies won't be able to push back. They'll simply have to comply. Canadians deserve to have their freedom of speech protected. This government needs to back off from censoring speech. We're calling for an emergency debate.
00:24:55.940 No emergency debate was granted, at least not yet.
00:25:03.320 Staying with the censorship theme and the government intrusion into our lives,
00:25:08.020 Elon Musk says the U.S. government had access to personal, private Twitter messages.
00:25:19.560 He's going to be on Tucker Carlson soon, and here's a little bit of a clip.
00:25:23.700 the degree to which various government agencies
00:25:28.400 had effectively had full access
00:25:30.660 to everything that was going on on Twitter
00:25:32.600 blew my mind
00:25:33.660 I was not aware of that
00:25:35.560 Would that include people's DMs?
00:25:38.400 Yes
00:25:39.040 Again
00:25:41.220 the degree to which various government agencies
00:25:43.900 effectively had full access
00:25:46.380 to everything that was going on on Twitter
00:25:48.100 blew my mind
00:25:49.240 I was not aware of that
00:25:51.080 Would that include people's DMs?
00:25:53.700 uh yes okay friends so let me just stop here and ask you a question
00:25:58.540 oh there it is i usually have my pen in my hand it makes me feel more comfortable
00:26:11.080 so i bang it a little bit on the table you're just you know just something to hold and i didn't
00:26:16.700 have it in my hand just now so that's what i was that's what i was doing how come more people in
00:26:22.520 our country are not upset about this censorship issue how come more people in our country are not
00:26:31.120 upset about bill c11 and bill c18 these are in fact censorship bills these bills when they pass
00:26:38.260 into law will give government the authority to take the content down it doesn't like they tried
00:26:44.700 it according to uh rachel there i forget her last name already the the mp from lethbridge
00:26:51.060 rachel moore now anyway um yeah maybe it's rachel moore anyway this is going to give the government
00:27:00.480 the authority to take down whatever they want they won't have to request the twitter facebook
00:27:05.460 instagram or any other platform do it they'll just say do it or we'll take your service down
00:27:10.960 now i'm not so sure that big tech is going to comply with that
00:27:16.300 i mean they do have censorship departments but what if they say i'm sorry but we're not going
00:27:26.560 to do that we're not going to allow you to control what goes on our platform will twitter then just
00:27:32.660 say no more service in canada facebook will go along with it i'm sure happily but the question
00:27:40.760 is how come more people are not upset about this because you know one of these days the tables
00:27:47.420 could turn for any leftists and mark marxists who are watching this right now all of your thoughts
00:27:53.440 all of your opinions everything that you believe in dearly may just be wiped off the internet
00:27:58.160 when a conservative government comes to power now pauliev says he won't do that he'll get rid of
00:28:03.780 these bills he thinks they stink that's what he says publicly but will he or will he want
00:28:09.720 retribution? Will he want to balance the playing field before he moves to get rid of those two
00:28:17.860 laws, which could be laws in the next couple of weeks? I mean, right now, Bill C-11 is in the
00:28:23.940 Senate, and they could pass it as early as tomorrow, unless there's emergency debate,
00:28:31.240 unless something happens. And again, the government, they shut down debate on that
00:28:34.740 two weeks ago and sent it to Senate. So if the Senate doesn't have a backbone and sends it back
00:28:40.200 approved to the House of Commons and it gets royal assent from King Charles III, then this is what's
00:28:47.020 going to happen. There's going to be a censorship commission. That's not what they're going to call
00:28:50.740 them, of course. They're going to call them something like online content regulators.
00:28:56.840 But you know what they are and you know they will be politically motivated, even though they say
00:29:02.620 they won't be everybody in the ottawa bubble everybody in the toronto bubble anybody politically
00:29:09.740 affiliated whatsoever in those cities and montreal and vancouver this is where all the decisions in
00:29:16.400 this country are made friends outside of the city of calgary which is oil corporations vancouver is
00:29:23.420 the head office for many companies in this country toronto big huge head office ottawa that's the
00:29:31.180 political seat of the country and montreal lots of head offices their second largest city in the
00:29:36.400 country these are the people if they're politically affiliated at all all left leaning those four
00:29:45.700 cities i just mentioned are the cities that continue to give justin trudeau his power
00:29:50.720 and you can bet if they believe in any of this agenda they're going to say yeah yeah we need
00:29:58.040 to censor this internet it's crazy out there i mean here's the thing you'll probably still be
00:30:03.080 able to watch porn on twitter you'll find your porno on the internet but you won't be able to
00:30:09.640 see any political speech if it's something the government deems mis or disinformation
00:30:14.060 this is a dangerous slope we're on friends and i wonder why people aren't upset about it why
00:30:19.860 because they don't know about it well i never say anything anyway online so why would i care
00:30:28.040 they're not engaged in the conversation,
00:30:30.940 they don't know what's going on,
00:30:32.420 and they won't know what's going on
00:30:34.160 until they say something that the government doesn't like
00:30:36.780 one day five years from now,
00:30:38.400 and a camera or a microphone picks it up,
00:30:40.560 and they get $25 or 25 digital coins
00:30:45.200 knocked off their monthly basic income payment.
00:30:49.360 Or they won't be able to go to a hockey game or a concert
00:30:52.340 because they said something wrong
00:30:54.200 and a government microphone picked it up.
00:30:58.040 that's where we're going and it's frightening and and people still don't seem to see it and
00:31:05.180 that scares me that scares me a lot this is from fintech futures.com fintech okay this is the
00:31:15.940 organization that was involved in uh freezing bank accounts in canada during the uh well i guess it
00:31:24.760 was more like after the freedom convoy happened digital currency monetary authority launches
00:31:30.440 international cbdc first of all what is the digital currency monetary authority doesn't
00:31:36.900 that sound very official to you did you ever hear of an organization like this before okay let's get
00:31:43.020 down to this the universal monetary unit or the umu and there's a depiction of it there
00:31:52.360 symbolized as you can transact in any legal tender settlement currency and is designed
00:32:00.540 to enforce banking regulations and protect the financial integrity of the international banking
00:32:05.700 system so the international banking system's integrity needs to be protected what's the
00:32:15.300 matter with it? It's been like this for years. Also known as Unicoin, UMO is powered by artificial
00:32:23.000 intelligence and adopts a central banking monetary policy framework to ensure it has continuous
00:32:28.220 purchasing demand, minimal price volatility, and annual asset pricing targets. U, there it is right
00:32:36.800 there, also complies with the recent crypto assets policy recommendations proposed by the
00:32:42.600 international monetary fund remember we told you about them last week they're the last resort
00:32:46.920 last ditch effort bank for poor countries to go to in the world and the imf only gives them the
00:32:52.540 money they need if they follow the un 17 sustainable goal uh sorry sustainable development goal
00:33:01.580 i'm sorry but if you don't promise to follow those 17 sustainable development goals you can't
00:33:07.940 have any money your country can go broke your people can starve and you my friend will be
00:33:12.280 murdered by your own people they've got everybody by the schnuts here
00:33:19.300 so this can be configured to operate according to the central banking regulations of each
00:33:28.060 participating jurisdiction notice they don't say country
00:33:30.940 they say jurisdiction why why did they say jurisdiction any ideas
00:33:37.320 write it down in the comments right now are there you have any ideas why they're calling
00:33:45.020 it jurisdictions and not countries you guys on rumble too write it down what do you think
00:33:49.700 i'm not getting anything
00:33:55.620 yeah michael you're right they're breaking us down maybe not into quadrants but definitely
00:34:02.240 zones norma says world government yeah one world government 15 minute cities yes that will be a
00:34:09.660 part of it but not necessarily all of it and by the way if you live in edmonton or the edmonton
00:34:15.580 area i was sent a picture this past weekend of your new street signs out there that shows
00:34:21.220 everything you need to know that's in within a five minute walk from where you are
00:34:26.220 yeah jasper avenue three minutes
00:34:32.240 It was alarming. It was alarming. Banks can attach SWIFT codes and bank accounts to a UMU digital currency wallet and transaction SWIFT-like cross-border payments over digital currency rails, bypassing the corresponding banking system at best-priced wholesale FX rates and with instantaneous real-time settlement.
00:34:54.840 Oh, great. So that's it's going to make it fun traveling, right? You don't have to worry about currency exchange. You're standing in line to to change your dollars. And I've done that in Cuba. I was there a few years ago, had to stand in line for two hours one day at the banco to to change dollars into pesos.
00:35:12.840 pesos universal monetary unit model law legislation has been drafted in collaboration with several
00:35:20.120 sovereign states which dictates that umu should not be enacted as legal tender for negotiating
00:35:26.980 domestic prices or international trade agreements so it's just for cross-border shopping then
00:35:32.940 is that what it is guys this is huge and the left-wing corporate media hasn't mentioned it
00:35:42.700 at all from be in crypto.com what's the deal with the new unicorn all right first of all let's find
00:35:51.140 out who these people are who is this digital currency monetary authority they're a private
00:35:58.420 organization so they're not publicly funded they are not elected in any way they're just self-appointed
00:36:03.700 that advocates for the advancement of digital currencies in central banks and money systems
00:36:08.900 According to a press release, its executive team has been working with governments and central banks on blockchain and digital currency cryptography since 2013.
00:36:19.040 The DCMA is also a monetary authority.
00:36:21.740 UMU is our monetary asset, and we back it, said Daryl Hubbard, the executive director of the DCMA and the chief architect of UMU, in an interview with BN Crypto.
00:36:31.360 Meaning you can always redeem the value from us for the value paid to us.
00:36:36.140 That's the role of the monetary authority.
00:36:38.000 they have pretty much asserted themselves into the world banking system it sounds like either
00:36:43.980 that or they've been placed there by highly placed individuals here is their website what
00:36:49.720 does that look like to you anybody there is no about us tab here by the way you can't find out
00:36:59.940 about these people there's i've looked today i went who are these people who is this dcma
00:37:06.500 What do they stand for? Who are they affiliated with? And nothing. What does that look like? UN, UN, UN. Now, Jeff is saying the unicorn will be used for international settlements, but that's for now. Right? That's for now. What's coming? This could be a harbinger of things to come. All of it goes well. Let's use it locally. Why not? Why not?
00:37:33.040 that way countries don't have to develop and you want to know what we've been worrying
00:37:37.640 we've been worrying about canada developing you know our own digital currency we don't have to
00:37:44.920 if there's going to be a one world currency let other countries do it we just adopt it
00:37:49.920 if we have the power to even do that in the future
00:37:53.040 may not have the power to do anything that happens here anymore because they want to give up all of
00:38:01.160 our sovereignty and they're doing it right now with land grabs new land arrangement deals and
00:38:08.200 i'm going to have blaine odin on to talk about that on thursday night here's something else from
00:38:13.820 the u.n a u.n report calls for decriminalization of all sexual activity including between adults
00:38:22.220 and children this is from liveaction.org story came out a couple of days ago new report from
00:38:28.720 the united nations is called for all forms of drug use and sexual activity to be decriminalized
00:38:34.740 globally now you guys might be watching this and saying well this is all depressing shadow
00:38:47.220 i mean do you have any good news for us well first of all ladies and gentlemen the news
00:38:52.840 most of the time isn't great right but the reason that i give you this stuff is so that you are
00:39:00.700 aware of what they want to do to us and hopefully to make others who are completely oblivious and
00:39:06.700 walking around like zombies right now oh the nhl playoffs are coming up all right never mind the
00:39:12.380 global dollar never mind about legalizing sexual activity between adults and children the jets are
00:39:19.080 playing you know i wish i were joking about that and by the way i know that every group of friends
00:39:31.580 or every clique has got a leader right and that leader usually pipes up and says hey god shut up
00:39:39.580 you don't know what you're talking about it's time to stand up to that person because that person
00:39:48.620 obviously doesn't know what she or he is talking about
00:39:53.080 if they tell you that you're full of crap
00:39:56.000 after telling them this stuff.
00:40:01.020 Right?
00:40:02.200 So you must find a way or try your best to find a way
00:40:06.400 to get through to these people.
00:40:09.020 Written by the International Committee of Jurists, no less,
00:40:13.520 UNAIDS in the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights,
00:40:16.580 It's OHCHR.
00:40:18.420 The report was released on International Women's Day a couple of weeks ago
00:40:22.080 with the goal of guiding the application of international human rights law
00:40:26.120 to criminal law called the Eight March Principles.
00:40:29.800 The report calls for offenses related to sex, drug use, HIV, sexual
00:40:33.720 and reproductive health, homelessness and poverty to be decriminalized.
00:40:40.840 The United Nations experts say that criminalizing offenses related
00:40:44.680 to these issues constitute
00:40:46.100 an attack on human rights.
00:40:51.340 Now, does this go hand-in-hand
00:40:53.800 with what is going on
00:40:55.680 in our schools right now?
00:40:59.860 Does this go hand-in-hand
00:41:01.900 with Bud Light sponsoring
00:41:03.940 that idiot Dylan Mulvaney?
00:41:06.540 Yes.
00:41:08.640 Yes, it does.
00:41:10.600 They are trying to sexualize
00:41:12.620 our children.
00:41:14.680 and if you destroy the next generation you have control over everything maybe not tomorrow
00:41:21.340 but certainly in 25 to 30 years once old fuddy-duddies like us are out of the picture when
00:41:27.480 when we're the only ones left believe this we're the only ones left who are going to actually
00:41:34.080 understand that something evil has been committed because it seems like most people right now
00:41:42.260 are oblivious they have no idea what's going on especially the young
00:41:46.540 i find that alarming criminal law is among the harshest of tools at the disposal of the state
00:41:54.700 to exert control over individuals as such it ought to be a measure of last resort however
00:42:00.580 globally there has been a growing trend towards over criminalization ian siderman law and policy
00:42:06.380 director at icj said in the press release we must acknowledge that these laws not only violate
00:42:11.900 human rights but the fundamental principles of criminal law themselves basically what you're
00:42:17.980 saying is that a 30 year old 30 year old man
00:42:22.340 can accost an eight-year-old girl
00:42:39.060 and that's okay with them
00:42:42.100 as long as they say
00:42:46.000 the minors give consent
00:42:49.400 right here
00:42:55.000 on the surface it may seem relatively uncontroversial
00:42:59.000 the report calls for sex between adults and minors to be decriminalized
00:43:02.440 so long as the minors consent
00:43:03.980 with respect to the enforcement of criminal law any prescribed minimum age of consent to sex
00:43:13.580 must be applied in a non-discriminatory manner enforcement may not be linked to the sex gender
00:43:19.980 of participants or age of consent to marriage moreover sexual conduct involving persons below
00:43:26.000 the domestically prescribed minimum age of consent to sex may be consensual in fact if not in law
00:43:31.700 In this context, the enforcement of criminal law should reflect the rights and capacity of persons under 18 to make decisions about engaging in consensual sexual conduct and their right to be heard in matters concerning them.
00:43:47.240 Pursuant to their evolving capacities and progressive autonomy, persons under 18 years of age should participate in decisions affecting them with due regard to their age, maturity, and best interests, and with specific attention to non-discrimination guarantees.
00:44:03.880 Friends, this is coming from the United Nations.
00:44:06.740 from tnc.news
00:44:17.240 Teresa Tam
00:44:18.680 are you going to try and tell me
00:44:22.620 she's not a Chinese national
00:44:24.460 or at the very least a globalist
00:44:27.520 I mean she sits on the board of directors
00:44:29.300 of the World Health Organization
00:44:31.780 for goodness sakes
00:44:32.660 she's on their website
00:44:34.460 it's no secret
00:44:36.740 she lists climate change and capitalism as drivers of negative health.
00:44:42.320 Capitalism.
00:44:52.680 Other issues like white supremacy, colonialism, and racism
00:44:56.340 as systematic drivers of negative health.
00:44:59.440 In its latest report titled,
00:45:01.480 What We Heard, Perspectives on Climate Change and Public Health Canada,
00:45:04.440 of the government suggests that these issues must be addressed in order to improve public health
00:45:08.300 the report is based on 21 one-on-one interviews with key public health experts quote-unquote
00:45:13.700 across the country with the aim of understanding the health impacts of climate change on canadians
00:45:19.560 i i can't even believe this theresa tam one of the big purveyors of the jab still she would
00:45:33.480 tell you to go get six of them. And look what happens when you go out and you get three.
00:45:38.640 Like many Australians, I received the neurological adverse reaction
00:45:59.000 to the COVID vaccine, evidence that has now been released
00:46:14.080 to the Public League shows that the TGA and the Australian Government knew of the risk
00:46:35.480 of neurological damage from the COVID vaccines
00:46:46.820 when I received my booster in January 2022.
00:46:59.820 to. Yet they did not disclose that to me or the general public. No, they did not. And
00:47:16.940 that wasn't disclosed anywhere. It still hasn't been disclosed. Kara Potter is the woman
00:47:23.620 who posted that i feel for every single person
00:47:30.380 who went ahead and took that thing at the government's urging or because they were
00:47:37.340 coerced into it by their workplace or by their family members you can't come over for thanksgiving
00:47:41.760 if you're not vaccinated and so they knuckled under because they thought ah you know what
00:47:47.520 my my best instincts tell me not to do this but i'm going to be shunned by everybody in my life
00:47:54.880 and lose my job if i don't get this thing so i may as well just bite the bullet and go get it
00:47:59.160 i mean how bad can it be it's probably the rationale a lot of people used i've spoken
00:48:03.740 to people on this very show you've probably seen it you guys who said the same thing that's why
00:48:09.640 they did it they didn't do it because they thought they were going to be saving their universe
00:48:13.360 they did it because they wanted to belong they didn't want to lose anything from their lives
00:48:22.840 and let's be honest they worked very hard for what they got in most cases don't want to lose
00:48:29.300 your home that's what's going to happen if you can't work you can't pay for anything
00:48:33.680 lose your vehicles can't feed your family the thoughts of that are absolutely appalling
00:48:39.480 unthinkable so are you going to go get a little prick in the arm especially when the doctors say
00:48:46.120 hey hey hey don't worry about it mix and match even you can have astrazeneca moderna you can
00:48:51.000 have moderna pfizer you can have pfizer and moderna you can have pfizer and astrazeneca
00:48:56.440 johnson and johnson sure why not mix them all up doesn't matter that is actually what the lead of
00:49:03.680 of the Manitoba Vaccine Task Force, said,
00:49:07.340 yeah, sure, whatever, as long as you got two.
00:49:13.140 They did not know.
00:49:15.680 Never mind the effects of one of these things.
00:49:19.600 But they did not know how these two things would mix together.
00:49:22.720 There were no studies on any of that.
00:49:24.620 That would have required cooperation by all of the companies.
00:49:29.160 And there still isn't any data on that.
00:49:33.680 Zero. These people should be in jail. And you might be asking yourself, how come they're not in jail, Shadow? It's because we haven't done a good enough job. We, meaning the people who know all of this stuff, we haven't done a good enough job in telling everybody else.
00:49:50.700 And I'll tell you this, once public sentiment starts to change, that's when things will start to change.
00:49:57.860 But only then.
00:50:01.040 Now, you've got two kinds of people on the other side.
00:50:04.720 You've got still the dedicated branch Covidians who believe that everything the government did,
00:50:08.980 all the social distancing, the lockdowns, the jab coercion, the masks, all that stuff,
00:50:14.720 they believe that was absolutely necessary.
00:50:16.920 It was necessary to save lives.
00:50:18.620 or they just don't want to talk about it
00:50:21.960 and they'll get mad if you keep talking about it, right?
00:50:25.040 Like, shut up already! It's over! Get over it!
00:50:27.520 No, it's not over
00:50:28.340 because that's where you see people like we just saw
00:50:31.360 who are still suffering from all of this
00:50:34.520 and there are people out there that need to be held responsible
00:50:38.040 and why can't you see that?
00:50:43.920 There's worse things than death
00:50:45.760 okay so we've been hearing a lot about these chinese
00:50:55.500 police stations that have been operating in different countries well the united states
00:51:00.060 has finally made their first arrests
00:51:01.960 in that area watch this as we are the first law enforcement partners in the world to make arrests
00:51:11.440 in connection with the chinese i just realized you can't see so let me put it up on the screen
00:51:17.440 for you and we'll start from the beginning it's overseas police station as we are the first law
00:51:23.280 enforcement partners in the world to make arrests in connection with the chinese government's
00:51:29.040 overseas police stations now the defendants lu jian wong and chen jinping were arrested earlier
00:51:40.080 this morning at their homes in New York City. As alleged, the defendants worked together to
00:51:46.560 establish an overseas police station in Manhattan's Chinatown on behalf of the Fuzhou branch of the
00:51:52.960 Chinese government's National Police Force, the NPS. These defendants did China's bidding
00:52:00.240 in secret while acting under the direction and control of an NPS official in China.
00:52:07.520 now why did that take so long i wonder and how come it's not happening in canada
00:52:14.480 france's emmanuel macron has signed this contested pension laws unions plan more protests i mean
00:52:22.060 this obviously this is a left-wing rag here in forum they're telling us that it's protests i
00:52:27.400 mean it's not protests not at all you've seen the videos and by the way those protests are still
00:52:34.140 going strong cars being overturned buildings set on fire you name it millions of people coming out
00:52:40.400 and macron still and along with his his uh government passing this ridiculous law that
00:52:47.620 those protests are supposed to be about we know that they're not protesting protesting that i mean
00:52:53.620 they were at the headquarters of black rock last week and they were hitting the banks last week as
00:52:57.520 well they know what's going on those people aren't idiots over there they know what's going on but
00:53:02.660 what gets me is that macron does not seem to know what's going on he cannot read the room
00:53:08.380 and he's still pushing the globalist agenda i have visions of marie antoinette let's them eat cake
00:53:16.060 the french are not going to take this much longer and they do have a culture of protest
00:53:21.360 don't they it goes back centuries all right ladies and gentlemen
00:53:25.800 this one was posted today by our friend rob primo we love rob primo
00:53:32.660 and let's see if i can get to this here so i want i want to make it so everybody can see
00:53:36.980 okay so right so there it is there here we go we're gonna yeah we're talking about drag queens
00:53:46.360 here so look at this how old are these kids would you say i realize you can only see the
00:53:50.180 backs of their heads except for this one right here still wearing a mask by the way um but i'm
00:53:56.760 going to say they're like seven eight years old seven and eight year old and and watch this here
00:54:03.000 on the drag queen go
00:54:05.120 on the drag queen go
00:54:20.480 shimmy shimmy shimmy
00:54:22.220 oh yeah
00:54:23.300 anybody know what a shimmy shimmy shimmy shimmy
00:54:25.620 I don't think I have
00:54:27.000 shimmy shimmy shimmy
00:54:28.620 the shoulders are going to draft me and go
00:54:31.020 shimmy shimmy shimmy
00:54:32.340 I'm never like this here
00:54:33.640 okay
00:54:35.600 now here's something alarming from the
00:54:40.300 Epoch Times
00:54:41.440 Washington State
00:54:43.680 has approved
00:54:46.460 a bill authorizing hiding of children
00:54:48.640 seeking transgender medical intervention from parents the washington state house of representatives
00:54:55.360 has approved a bill that would authorize state agencies to hide children seeking transgender
00:55:02.120 medical intervention from parents last week house lawmakers debated senate bill 5599 which creates
00:55:11.140 an exemption for the state that grants it the right to not be required to notify parents of
00:55:16.180 minors who have left their homes because their parents wouldn't let them pursue gender transition
00:55:21.060 medical procedures. In a video statement after the vote, Republican state, Republican Chris
00:55:28.020 Corey said the bill erodes parental rights in the state of Washington. And you can bet that
00:55:36.260 that's coming soon to Canada. Actually, it already exists in certain jurisdictions, I believe in
00:55:40.920 ontario from the gateway pundit man takes dog to vet for gender transition in viral video
00:55:49.760 highlighting the insanity of child sex reassignment in an amusing and at the same time troubling viral
00:55:55.460 video a man brings his dog into a veterinary clinic for a gender transition he shares the dog
00:56:02.100 festooned in a pink tutu is male but wants to put the tutu on every time he sees it he must identify
00:56:09.420 as female then, right? Here's
00:56:11.520 the video.
00:56:19.840 Well, the video doesn't seem to
00:56:21.440 want to play, sadly.
00:56:26.900 No.
00:56:27.720 Oh, that's too bad.
00:56:32.140 We want to do a gender
00:56:33.340 transition to make him female, but we don't want
00:56:35.380 to neuter him, the owner says. When the staff
00:56:37.380 balksy asks you guys don't offer sex changes here no we do not the staff replies go somewhere with
00:56:42.460 a specialist we're not a behavioral clinic we're a general clinic the owner responds i wouldn't
00:56:46.420 call that behavioral you're saying gender identity is behavioralism the staff asks the man to leave
00:56:51.860 and is he departs he says i'm reporting this to the lgbtq plus minus two association of america
00:56:57.620 let's see if we can get this to no it does not want to play and now i i don't wait a minute here
00:57:04.080 let's try this then
00:57:07.380 Oh, okay. Here we go. We got it on Rumble. You just got to turn it up.
00:57:12.380 Ha!
00:57:14.380 But we don't want to neuter.
00:57:18.380 I'm sorry, I don't authorize you to be recording.
00:57:21.380 We're just filming a documentary for this transition.
00:57:23.380 No, no.
00:57:24.380 You guys don't authorize.
00:57:26.380 That would be, yeah.
00:57:28.380 Those aren't really special.
00:57:30.380 What do we explain to you?
00:57:32.380 you so basically like right it's a male dog but every time if we put a tutu in front of him
00:57:38.860 he'll put it on right away yeah well i wouldn't i wouldn't call that behavior we were saying gender
00:57:46.460 identity is is behavioralism i want you to leave this is my property i want to leave the promises
00:57:52.700 okay i'm going to show you for trespassing if you continue to leave we can't do a gender
00:57:57.420 Okay, clearly it's a joke.
00:58:09.220 Those guys weren't serious.
00:58:10.320 They weren't serious.
00:58:13.980 Thank God.
00:58:15.580 But still, you can imagine that's going on for real out there, right?
00:58:19.800 Some wackadoo out there has tried to take their dog for gender reassignment surgery.
00:58:25.800 gender affirming this boy dog thinks she's a woman and if you don't perform the surgery
00:58:35.100 i would imagine that somebody down there might even take that to a human rights tribunal well
00:58:41.220 sorry canine rights tribunal i wonder if they have those from slay news i found this rather
00:58:47.000 disturbing governments urged to close all airports by 2050 to meet climate target i am so happy i
00:58:54.440 won't be here by then well maybe i will be what if i am oh my god what's it going to be like
00:58:59.480 in 27 short years governments is that right 27 yeah governments are being argued to close all
00:59:07.580 airports and end public air travel in order to meet the global climate target by 2050 professor
00:59:13.280 norman fenton obtained a copy of the report that was produced to advise the uk government on what
00:59:18.660 measures it'll need to meet its net zero goal the already established goals of the climate agenda
00:59:25.980 governments will need to close small airports by 2030 with the rest closed and all air travel
00:59:32.300 banned by 2050 of course the elites will still be able to travel by air the report also states
00:59:39.080 that internal combustion engine cars must be banned by 2030 this is the uk now with all highway use
00:59:46.340 including electric vehicles restricted to 60 percent of the level today aside from travel
00:59:53.360 the report also targets the food supply and urges governments to ban the sale of beef and lamb by the
01:00:00.040 way guys i also read a report today uh and then i looked into it a bit more apparently rice rice
01:00:06.480 rice is killing the planet rice is and i just kind of stumbled across this i was looking for
01:00:13.480 different types of rice because i'm on a special dietary supplement right now and i i'm eating a
01:00:18.480 lot of rice and so anyway i was just looking for rice and there's no it's gonna we gotta get we
01:00:23.360 gotta do something and yet rice feeds upwards of 50 maybe even more a larger percentage percentage
01:00:30.600 of the planet but nope we have to get rid of it because nitrogen are you gonna try and tell me
01:00:39.780 seriously this is not about depopulation if you take rice away from poor people in asia that's it
01:00:47.580 for them google ceo pichai says they don't fully understand their own ai system i'm going to make
01:00:57.300 this video bigger for you watch what he says here in this minute long clip my systems teaching cell
01:01:04.580 skills they weren't expected to have how this happens is not well understood for example
01:01:12.180 skynet basically only real one google ai program adapted on its own after it was prompted in the
01:01:20.980 language of bangladesh which it was not trained to know we discovered that with very few amounts
01:01:29.380 of prompting in Bengali of Bengali.
01:01:33.920 So now all of a sudden, we now have a research effort
01:01:36.840 where we're now trying to get to a thousand languages.
01:01:39.720 There is an aspect of this which we call it as a black box.
01:01:45.900 Okay, that's the guy.
01:01:48.080 That's the CEO of Google right here.
01:01:49.780 Fully understand.
01:01:51.260 And you can quite tell why it said this is wrong.
01:01:56.140 We have some ideas, and our ability to understand this gets better over time, but that's where the state of the art is.
01:02:02.460 You don't fully understand how it works, and yet you've turned it loose on society?
01:02:08.220 Let me put it this way. I don't fully understand how a human mind works either.
01:02:13.200 There is an aspect of this which we call, all of us in the field, call it as a black box.
01:02:18.760 You know, you don't fully understand, and you can't quite tell why it said this or why it got wrong.
01:02:25.380 We have some ideas, and our ability to understand this gets lower time.
01:02:30.280 But that's where the state of the art is.
01:02:32.040 You don't?
01:02:32.780 Okay, never mind the smug comment he makes at the end.
01:02:35.200 He says, our ability to understand this over time.
01:02:38.980 But what about the AI's ability to understand what we're doing to try to shut them down over time?
01:02:46.940 I mean, if these AIs, and again, artificial intelligence, meaning it can learn, intelligent, not sentient, not yet, or maybe it is already, that's alarming.
01:03:04.540 But if this AI continues to learn and grow, it's kind of like, what was that Avengers movie?
01:03:09.860 Ultron, the age of Ultron, where Ultron takes over the world.
01:03:13.460 artificial intelligence now i'm going to play you guys a report from
01:03:20.920 nine years ago this is a local fox tv affiliate i'm not sure where it's two minutes long but this
01:03:30.540 comes from 2014 what special treat in the future for those looking for treats and machines new
01:03:36.580 technology introducing a new way to get snacks and drinks out of vending machines and it involves
01:03:41.500 your face. It's tonight's
01:03:59.480 dumb, but online editori
01:04:02.560 list Abram pelch recentl
01:04:06.220 mechanical purveyor of s
01:04:08.760 and carbs. What's really
01:04:11.500 is how they interact with the cloud
01:04:13.200 and how they use technology to know who you are.
01:04:15.580 The software company, SAP, built a vending machine
01:04:18.980 seen here that communicates with every other vending machine
01:04:23.120 like it, all using facial recognition technology
01:04:26.580 to identify who's buying, what demographic they fall into,
01:04:30.480 and which snack they're picking the most.
01:04:32.860 From a drink vending machine, I get a Fanta,
01:04:34.820 and then from a snap vending machine,
01:04:36.260 I get like the Twix bar.
01:04:37.720 Reese's peanut butter cups.
01:04:39.400 Oh, it is.
01:04:40.360 My go-to would probably be SunChips.
01:04:43.920 They're my favorite.
01:04:44.940 Mine are definitely M&M's.
01:04:46.260 Who cares?
01:04:46.840 Companies today salivate over data.
01:04:49.080 The more they know about their clients, the better they can tailor them to pitches, more
01:04:52.740 likely to be successful.
01:04:54.900 So if you're an older person, it may market to you things that it thinks are in your demographic.
01:04:59.320 Bidding machines all working together to record every time we visit them should raise privacy
01:05:03.780 concerns if they ever decide to release that information.
01:05:07.500 Yeah, that would really make me nervous.
01:05:09.060 It would make me want to start paying with cash if I thought that my health insurance company knew exactly how much diet soda I was drinking.
01:05:18.540 Never mind what you have to say.
01:05:21.080 If you're a health insurance company, what about the government?
01:05:27.200 What about this increasingly totalitarian government that we all seem to be suffering with?
01:05:33.740 nine years ago that video came out nine years ago how much more advanced is it now today
01:05:47.020 there's a movie called enemy of the state with gene hackman and will smith that came out in the
01:05:55.020 year 2000 23 years ago i know that's an easy one easy math right there but check out the technology
01:06:02.280 they use in that movie that's 20 years ago for tracking people i mean
01:06:12.440 and what can they do now we don't even know what they can do now because like i was saying last
01:06:21.280 week on the show today's technology at least the stuff that we know about is 20 years old maybe
01:06:28.000 older the government people in high places they've got access to things we can't even believe
01:06:33.940 probably so can they find us oh yeah can they track us oh yeah oh yeah they can track us from
01:06:41.500 space seriously so what can we do i know we can get some silly string from walmart and spray it
01:06:52.240 all over those digital cameras in the 15 minute cities. That'll show them guys. We have to start
01:06:57.280 standing up and letting people know. And what I've been feeling lately, sadly, is a bit of apathy
01:07:05.140 from people in the freedom movement. They don't know what to do next. And here's what we need to
01:07:13.920 do. We need to get together now more than ever. So we are planning a thing, a get together in
01:07:20.260 the summer called party on the prairies it's going to happen somewhere in the yorkton roblin area
01:07:25.860 we are looking for land for that and we're actually i was talking to somebody today who's got a lead
01:07:32.840 on that and so we're going to get this all planned and set up there's going to be music there's going
01:07:38.220 to be stuff for kids there's going to be speakers there's going to be some big names that show up
01:07:42.260 to this all right once i have everything finalized once we get it all down then i'm going to announce
01:07:48.920 when and where and i would like to see you come and then possibly we'll try to put something
01:07:55.480 similar together in ontario and we can get people from maritimes in quebec to come down as well
01:08:03.880 because i know it's a long way to go for people in the east part of our country to come all the
01:08:08.540 way out here not that you're not welcome you would absolutely be welcome to come to a party
01:08:13.840 on the prairies i mean nobody is excluded from this and what this means to do is a couple of
01:08:19.600 things bring us together so we can talk i was talking to my friend heather today and she said
01:08:27.840 well you've met all of these people you know people that i've interviewed over the course of
01:08:31.160 the last few years and there have been many people but most of them i've never met face to face
01:08:38.320 and i would love to meet them face to face because that's so much better isn't it than
01:08:45.280 seeing somebody on a screen you can sit there and have wonderful long beautiful conversations
01:08:50.420 entertaining conversations informative conversations with friends that you've never
01:08:55.520 met before but actually seeing somebody face to face is the best and so that's what this
01:09:03.780 that's what the goal of all this is and to start sharing ideas about forming a new alternate
01:09:11.500 economy and alternate society so i'm working on this i'm going to get you guys details because
01:09:19.220 when it happens you're going to want to be there and it's not going to be exclusionary we're going
01:09:23.460 to try and find as big an area as we possibly can so that we can have as many people as possible
01:09:30.840 so if you show up you'll get in all right there's no capacity limit i don't want i don't want it
01:09:37.580 if somebody shows up three hours after the doors open and oh sorry sold out you have to go away
01:09:42.800 i don't want that i don't want ticket reservations i don't want any of that garbage i don't want any
01:09:48.120 of that nonsense i want you to just come it's my job to find the place and that's what i'm working
01:09:55.540 on so hopefully i'll have something on that for you in the next couple of weeks and if it doesn't
01:10:00.520 go down like that then we're going to have to move to plan b which is already pretty much set up but
01:10:06.320 i'd rather do it as a big outdoor kind of a gathering slash festival okay guys this is cool
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01:14:05.900 on the show uh this guy right here paladies project in other words uh more climate action
01:14:13.920 they can try and force down our throats they canceled the in-person roundtable discussion
01:14:22.320 for tonight uh they said there wasn't enough um interest in it however city of swift current
01:14:34.040 put on there put an announcement out saying we don't normally announce a cancellation
01:14:42.300 in one of our facilities however with the amount of calls we got on people wanting to know where
01:14:53.540 it was we're going to tell you that it was cancelled which contradicts what the gsm people said
01:15:02.800 anyways instead they had a zoom call tonight went on the zoom call turns out it wasn't a zoom call
01:15:13.020 what they did was they put a link to an old discussion that they had on youtube that was an
01:15:23.780 hour and a half of just more what if this happens what if that happens no actual facts to look at
01:15:31.480 okay so basically this is blaine odin he is od ody on tiktok i'm not sure why he shows tiktok
01:15:37.660 as his platform maybe one of his granddaughters a grandson said gramps you got to get on tiktok
01:15:42.140 if you want to talk to people but anyway and we'll ask him on thursday he's coming on the show
01:15:45.800 uh he has been very loud and advocating for people to turn up at local events surrounding
01:15:52.140 land use bylaws in specifically his municipality in saskatchewan which is swift current he's a
01:15:59.620 rodeo guy man he's a bull rider he doesn't need this kind of aggravation but he is standing up
01:16:05.900 because he believes that the government is overreaching they're overreaching at every
01:16:11.620 level municipal provincial federal and so he's advocating that people actually do something
01:16:18.000 about this they are trying to change uh land use bylaws all over ontario right now that was the
01:16:26.740 story i covered last week so blaine odin out of swift current saskatchewan this guy right here
01:16:32.900 will be joining us on the show thursday night and hopefully keith wilson tomorrow or wednesday
01:16:39.540 and then maybe just maybe no no i don't want to say i don't want to say it because if i say
01:16:47.520 and then he no i know no i don't want to make you wait but it's going to be a good one and that is
01:16:54.020 it for the show tonight you guys i love you all i will catch you tomorrow night at eight o'clock
01:16:58.520 central for another shadow at night live stream until then bye for now