00:00:00.0005th 2022 and on the show tonight special guest from what's up canada and ethics over fear
00:00:05.960wayne peters who's been doing a town hall tour of southern manitoba the past few days i want to
00:00:11.900find out what that's been like wayne and i had a fantastic meeting the other day at the cork and
00:00:18.120flame on portage avenue in winnipeg and we have about three or four hours we were there we talked
00:00:23.100about many things and i guess the biggest thing to discuss is next steps what are we going to do
00:00:31.820next what's coming next and how are we going to deal with it what do we do next he's got some
00:00:39.280fascinating ideas about that so we'll discuss that and more with wayne peters of what's up canada
00:00:43.800in just a second hello amanda hello sandy hello barb hello john hello trev hello wanda bella
00:00:50.220steve how's calgary going for you buddy i think the weather is better there than it
00:00:54.580and it's been here the past few days so we had rain snow and now it's minus seven and it's
00:01:01.080freezing and snowing it's crazy man and then in a couple of days it's supposed to be 14 or 15
00:01:08.420degrees and sunny oh hello gerald and patsy and karen and brenda and another karen please guys
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00:03:43.900talk about elon musk here before we get into uh discussing everything with wayne peters
00:03:50.080this from yahoo finance twitter announced today is i woke up this morning and i saw this might
00:03:58.780happen today this is going to happen today maybe maybe and then boom like an hour later there it
00:04:02.440was twitter announced today it's entered into a deal to be acquired by tesla ceo elon musk for
00:04:07.92044 billion dollars and the left-wing zealots on twitter were going absolutely bonkers today it
00:04:17.060was hilarious actually twitter shareholders will receive 54.20 u.s per share and when the deal is
00:04:23.880finalized the social network will become a privately held company twitter trading was
00:04:29.900halted monday afternoon ahead of the news shares were up six percent just after 3 30 eastern time
00:04:35.440this is what musk said free speech is the bedrock of a functioning democracy and twitter is the
00:04:40.980digital town square where matters vital to the future of humanity are debated i also want to
00:04:47.120make twitter better than ever by enhancing the product with new features making the algorithms
00:04:51.720open source to increase trust, defeating the spam bots, and authenticating all humans.
00:05:43.540The bigger the boys, the more expensive the toys.
00:05:46.120And, you know, he's probably, no matter which side of the fence you want to argue him from, he's probably been one of the more outspoken down the middle of the fence advocates of all of the different realms, whether he's blowing doobies with Joe Rogan or, you know, talking with Donald Trump.
00:06:09.280He's still been fairly impartial, or at least middle of the road, and sees both sides vocally, and he doesn't back down from people, and people fall into his trap.
00:06:21.060And we get to now watch millions and millions of people display their emotional distress.
00:06:39.280That's what it is. So what do you think he is? Is Elon a good guy? Is he a bad guy? Is he just doing this for humanity? What's the deal with him?
00:06:47.280Yeah, I think, I think there's, right now, I think he is going through that midlife crisis. I really, I really truly do. You know, it's if you downscale who he is, to just base human man, and see the diverse antics that he's going through, he's really playing the same role of most middle aged men that start having midlife crises.
00:07:16.800they start questioning things and he's got money to throw around and and he's you know uh when bill
00:07:23.520gates comes out and starts doing the things you know saying the things that he does you know like
00:07:28.600a scolded uh lab rat himself it's to elon it's just like whatever yeah i'm sorry i think a lot
00:07:37.440of people fancy elon is kind of a tony stark sort of character right like iron man i think those are
00:07:44.780the things in the culture that he kind of uh grew up being and looking at and and with that kind of
00:07:54.320progressive mindset i mean look at us when we were kids it was star trek in a flip phone right i had
00:08:02.360one right and we all compared it to star trek when we got our first flip phones right right um so this
00:08:09.460is kind of the the way we progress as a society through culture and he's been a master of
00:08:15.120manipulating profit out of that and um i see at the end of the day i do think it's still about
00:08:22.920elon musk and if you look at the just from a dollars and cents factor with the crash the
00:08:29.380absolute decimation of other platforms out there uh disney netflix facebook they are all tanking
00:08:38.060so hard which one might withstand this collapse of silicon valley well i mean if you take away
00:08:46.840the censorship and the playing field is equal for everybody then jump back on that platform
00:08:53.460it owns silicon valley for the next decade speaking of trump did you see his speech on
00:08:59.580saturday night at all any highlights of it i was watching my own okay he was defending the vaccines
00:09:07.240And it's hilarious when he gets up on stage and he starts talking about the vaccines, because most of the people that follow him are completely and totally free choice.
00:09:18.520Right. Like they don't want to have these things pushed down their throat.
00:09:21.840So you never see a moment of triteness from Donald Trump hardly ever.1.00
00:09:25.760But in this particular circumstance, he looked like he looked like his mouth was full of crap.0.99
00:09:32.380Like, how do I get out of this one?0.99
00:09:35.580It was odd because usually he's full of bluster and bravado, but not at all on Saturday.
00:09:41.360So, Wayne, I know you and I have a lot of overlap when it comes to our audience.
00:09:45.240I know there's a lot of people that follow you, that follow this show.
00:09:49.000Your show, by the way, What's Up Canada?
00:09:50.960You've interviewed some fantastic guests over the past couple of years.
00:09:57.320Throughout the different platforms, yeah, a little over 500 episodes.
00:10:00.480So I've been at this a little bit now.
00:10:02.600All right. Ethics over fear as well, which we can discuss a little bit later. But tell us about who you are and why you do what you do.
00:10:11.460You know, I was a reluctant participant in this, to be honest with you, right from the get go.
00:10:17.800I was curious by nature and I did not survive the economic collapse of Rachel Notley in Alberta.
00:10:27.920and I was deeply involved at that time,
00:10:31.560just getting started in international combat sports at an elite level.
00:10:35.780So I had a chance to go and satisfy some of my own curiosities
00:10:40.260at the same time as being involved in that.0.91
00:10:43.300So I went over to Europe at the time of the migrant invasions0.50
00:10:46.840and I freely state that those were migrant invasions.
00:10:50.200They weren't caravans that invaded Europe in 2014, 2015.
00:10:56.420and i went and spent some time over there looking at all of that and i came back after watching what
00:11:02.200legacy media as a whole and over the planet was lying to the people about what was going on over
00:11:09.280there you know i i'd had doubts i you know i read the playbooks i was always a researcher i was
00:11:15.360always watching things but i never got actively involved i was just kind of the fly on the wall
00:11:19.820watching what was going on world events but i i took that opportunity to dig into it and i came
00:11:25.220back really disillusioned. I saw the state of hypnosis and complete matrix life that not just
00:11:36.940Canadians, but North Americans as a whole, I felt were under this, you know, hypnosis that they
00:11:43.200didn't, they had no idea what was going on, the reality of things. I didn't see that I could make
00:11:48.460a difference in any way, shape or form. I was just, you know, one guy. So I'd kind of been working as,
00:11:54.460you know, in the digital space already, set myself up for a nomadic lifestyle, and I was about to
00:12:02.020embark on the, you know, the digital path, and, you know, I'd been spending my winters in Florida.
00:12:07.660I was ready to book it. I was ready to leave Canada, and then I became a reluctant participant
00:12:13.080in the first grassroots convoy that left out of Edmonton on Valentine's Day of 2019,
00:12:24.460and it literally took a group of people until like three hours before the bus left to before
00:12:31.340they finally coaxed me into going and covering this event and so I was like I gave up and I'm
00:12:37.960like okay it's gonna be 10 days I'll do this I'll make them all happy and you know this will be a
00:12:43.460good thing anyways I've been working for a bunch of you know helping out a bunch of digital
00:12:48.640groups and that kind of stuff already so I thought okay so I'll do my part and then I'll get out
00:12:54.400and um i came back after that completely altered and um i saw things very differently and um that
00:13:05.760didn't mean i saw the hope or uh things like that but i saw the the lie the lie the giant
00:13:13.480biggest lie of all your your awakening process took a couple of years yeah i i've been aware
00:13:20.480but more as a researcher uh and from a hands-off uh you know from a distance i knew a lot of this
00:13:29.100i i've been a student of history and religions and the intersection of it and all of those
00:13:36.260things going back to you know the beginning of of documented history this this has been 40 50
00:13:42.080years of my uh of my life looking at all of these things so i had a uh a different look at things
00:13:49.820And even some of the exposures I've had early on in my own life, I didn't have that veil of innocence for government, even our own.
00:14:02.820I literally, unbeknownst to me, and this just kind of came up about a couple of months ago when I realized when I had actually done the very first interview of my life was in junior high school.
00:14:14.340Because one of the projects in school there was talking about different things.
00:14:18.940And I interviewed my uncle, who had been, as a child, spent two years in a Japanese internment camp in Canada.
00:14:28.980So I got a firsthand introspect into what had really happened in our own country.
00:14:35.780So I didn't have this veil of trust for the government my whole life.
00:14:40.180but so it had been a really slow and now i realize it was more of a training uh life than
00:14:47.740actually an awakening yeah you know i think most of us are like that i i think most of us have had
00:14:53.220a healthy i'm not going to say mistrust of the government we've questioned many many things that
00:14:59.260a government of any stripe has done whether it's provincial or federal or municipal over
00:15:03.540years and years and years but when push came to shove we went along with it right because
00:15:09.880because we were allowed to question so we felt acknowledged and heard and we felt then if we
00:15:16.260had been acknowledged we our piece had been heard we could coalesce with the the general population
00:15:22.160actually asked for right that's that was kind of our nature we get along to to get to get along
00:15:28.320right that's kind of the canadian way uh unfortunately at times right but for me it
00:15:33.840became really personal the day ralph goodall called us brown shirts for for asking questions
00:15:38.820I was so utterly appalled that day. That, to me, was actually probably the initial trigger moment where I said, whoa, whoa, whoa, no, no, no, you're old. This wasn't okay.
00:15:56.500That was during the first convoy out to Ottawa?
00:15:58.720It was just before the convoy left. Trudeau had been out west and had received some protests at a protest in Calgary, I believe it was. And Ralphie, boy, this was just when they were announcing the Ministry of Truth.
00:16:19.800um he was a part of of organizing and instituting that and uh he was offended personally by that
00:16:27.940that Trudeau was questioned out there like that and uh he literally stated to the press oh they're
00:16:33.080just a bunch of racist brown shirts and I heard that and I was like what just didn't sit at all
00:16:41.000to me that was that was the ultimate the lowest insult possible from a Canadian politician and
00:16:47.500And that set me on a path right from there, and I was no longer willing to stand at an arm's length and help with things.
00:16:56.900And it was right after the convoy came back, the day of Jody Wilson-Raybould's testimony, I was at home.
00:17:07.240There was this huge dip in the momentum of Canada.
00:17:11.280What I'd experienced in that first convoy, the closest I could compare that to was the Russian summit series in 72.
00:17:19.360The Canadian emotion, it was so intense and it burns so similar.
00:17:26.540And this was going back a couple of years before this latest convoy.
00:17:29.860So this time, Canada as a whole got a way bigger hit of that.
00:17:35.340But we had that, a bunch of us had that in 2019.
00:17:38.580And that was a turning point that led a lot of people down the path to where we're at now, I think.
00:17:46.840Look at this. Speaking of convoys, this isn't going to be a convoy as much as it's going to be just a great big gathering of bikers this coming weekend in Ottawa.
00:17:55.560They're calling it rolling thunder. And the police have called in backup to head off another unlawful protest.
00:18:03.080So I don't know what they're doing over there, but it certainly seems like they're a little bit afraid of the same thing happening again as happened in January.
00:18:13.060But this is not going to be that. And we've been told by the organizers of this particular rally that it's absolutely not.
00:18:18.660It's only a couple of days and that's it. But they may come back every couple weekends and let those guys know that we're not falling asleep.
00:18:27.780Speaking of which, you've been traveling around southern Manitoba.
00:18:32.300You've been doing some town halls in Altona and Winkler, I think, and Steinbeck as well.
00:19:02.880And, you know, and so for me, I've been away from this for a long time.
00:19:10.340And so to get back to the people that are like my people, they think I know where they come from.
00:19:17.720So I'm able to to to listen to them and to speak to them, to to let them know some things right from the beginning that are really, you know, it's it's nothing new that I mean, I'm bringing a connection between what's happening, but at the same time, connecting it to what's not new.
00:19:41.440But it's being lost on us and we're losing touch just because of circumstances that we can control and we don't have to feel so alone.
00:19:54.960You know, I'm able to come in here from outside of the space with a different voice and tell people that they're not alone and show them and give them examples and connect them with people from outside of the region.
00:20:10.280Because one of the things that I noticed and talked about with some of the friends who brought me out here was that Manitoba just seemed to be this black hole where all this information was coming across Manitoba, through Manitoba.
00:21:19.100It seems as though they're bringing in laws in Quebec that don't reflect freedom at all.
00:21:25.120For example, taking away a parent's priority to their children.
00:21:29.640That bill just passed last week unanimously where the government can come in at any time now and take your kids away.
00:21:36.580If anybody says anything about how you're dealing with them, it's frightening.
00:21:41.000The Bill 100 C 100 just passed in Ontario where they can just come and take your property without reimbursing you or saying anything about it.
00:23:27.360Their entire reason for existence is to challenge governments, to hold governments to account, to investigate things, to turn conspiracy theories into conspiracy facts to arm the people.
00:23:42.100And that's been taken away from the people.
00:23:43.820So first and foremost, that's a big part of the confusion and understanding how that fits and why that matters to the confusion and how that is being in place, how this is being entrenched in Canada and helping folks understand that what we're seeing is not a political battle in Canada.
00:24:05.720It's not Trudeau assaulting Canadians.
00:24:09.060We are dealing with policies and mandates that are being crafted and created in faraway lands by unelected entities that have been agreed to through, quote unquote, non-binding agreements that our political representatives have signed on to.
00:24:30.080So now these top-down ideologies are being entrenched into Canada through the attaboy lists that Trudeau and co. are ramming through.
00:24:42.420These aren't policies that Canadians are demanding.
00:24:44.960These are policies that keep them compliant to these contracts that they've signed on to.
00:24:50.380So these top-down policies are being implemented across the country.
00:24:55.480And what happens there is it's kick the can.
00:24:57.840The government says we need to do this. They tell the province they need to do this or else. The province tells the counties, municipalities, right down to the base municipal level, we need to do this to comply to the obligations.
00:25:14.220and so then it starts from the bottom up the implementation starts from the bottom up so all
00:25:21.360of this is really a dismantling of the entire economic infrastructure of our country through
00:25:30.000top-down policy and bottom-up implementation and all of these infrastructures are different sizes
00:25:37.220they're monstrous they're huge so between the provinces each provinces have certain amount of
00:25:42.680control over these infrastructures. So this development, this destruction, this demolition
00:25:48.460of these systems so that they can rebuild on these systems is happening at different paces,
00:25:53.760at different speeds, in different communities, in different provinces. Ultimately, at the end of the
00:25:58.780day, it's the same reconstruction of Canada that they're engaging in. But because we are so huge
00:26:04.640and it's happening at different paces in different provinces and communities, it doesn't seem to be
00:26:09.420so connected and it's hard for it to make sense out of how this is happening. Is it connected?
00:26:15.400Do you find? Absolutely. 10,000%. Every policy and rule and procedure that's been implemented
00:26:21.840since Trudeau was voted into office on their command and with the criminal accomplice of
00:26:29.820everybody that signed on to those agreements is policy that complies to the UNSDA and the
00:26:36.880Migration Compact. The labels of those documents are 100% lies. They are a complete misnomer of
00:26:45.840what those documents contain. Those are the contracts. All of the parties are signed on to
00:26:50.840them, so they're obligated to do them. So even though the left and the right might argue these
00:26:56.300things, all they're really arguing about is who gets to hold the purse strings while they're
00:27:01.140ticking off the boxes of compliance for the United Nations in this corporate takeover of the
00:27:07.080IMF and the World Economic Forum of the Corporation of Canada. And the World Health Organization as
00:27:13.780well. They're the medical authority that are now on the verge of doing something entirely
00:27:21.420diabolical and making their big move on the entire planet. They've seen how successful COVID
00:27:28.580could be into turning us into compliance the way that they have figured out now to do this
00:27:35.860to force us into this big economic shift into a farm economy in a digital economy
00:27:46.060is through compliance to health care they've created this fear culture most of the population
00:27:53.720is in stuck in a paralysis of fight or flight suffering from trauma or ptsd
00:28:00.640um and this goes across the board it doesn't really matter
00:28:04.360uh you'd see these people driving down the street by themselves alone in their
00:28:09.020car with a mask on that is a survival mechanism based on trauma that is an
00:28:13.260injury this is what we were dealing with at every
00:28:16.120level of society but it's only in the primarily in the western society and
00:28:19.860This is management by fear and control.
00:28:39.240We will surrender compliance for peace.
00:28:42.480This is a manufactured destabilization.
00:28:45.340And they have kept us isolated. And from the all of the survival and threat mechanisms that we are inherently hardwired to are specifically what are being targeted through all of the health measures.
00:29:00.180The health measures are not based on on scientific health as far as for what they claim they are.
00:29:08.820They are intentional destructors of all of the things that actually do keep us healthy and thriving.
00:29:14.180thriving every single aspect amazing that people can't see that i just found this article from
00:29:19.380rebel here uh dr leslund lewis who is running for the leadership of the conservative party
00:29:23.560was on with vashi capellos the other day on cbc's power in politics and stood her ground when she
00:29:29.340was challenged by the cbc about her statement surrounding the potential risk the world health
00:29:35.260organization's proposed pandemic treaty poses to canadian sovereignty for some reason the cbc
00:29:41.620interviewer again vashi capellos just couldn't quite understand leslund lewis's concern with it
00:29:47.640based upon the fact that it hasn't been signed yet i don't know what you're talking about it
00:29:52.160hasn't been signed yet i mean this is it's only an idea right now uh how can you say the things
00:29:57.260you're saying how can you accuse people of trying to give up our sovereignty when nothing i mean
00:30:03.320it's only in discussion that's actually the angle that she took um it's disgusting to me because that
00:30:11.140is intentional misdirection that is normalizing what is an actual fact that the equivalent of
00:30:19.460as they debate in our parliament they are going through the debate internationally over this
00:30:25.380treaty so on the international scale the united nations scale this is the same equivalent of these
00:30:31.360guys you know trudeau and pierre uh in parliament debating a bill that they're going to pass this
00:30:38.040is what they're looking at and they're looking to have this thing signed by a majority of the
00:30:44.400United Nations participants by I believe the end of May of this year and then it goes in I believe
00:30:52.460at the end of August at the end of that process for implementation early in 2024 and the superpowers
00:30:59.740contained with this bill so I mean this is only a year and a bit away before that gives them
00:31:05.120enforcement capabilities of this and it is absolutely terrifying what this does and some
00:31:13.820of these nations don't really realize like Americans and this is something I've been
00:31:17.780speaking south of the 49 with some of the journalists news people down there that are
00:31:22.980actually honest they're seeing what this means so even if the United States for example does
00:31:29.120not sign on to this bill, or this treaty, if 131 nations of the 191 within the United
00:31:36.280Nations do sign on to this, then somewhere down the road they come up with the double
00:31:42.540bomb virus pandemic and they declare a world emergency, they have then just automatically
00:31:49.040given themselves the military authorization to take over matters in every nation, including
00:31:56.000the United Nations, regardless of America, the United States, regardless if they signed on to it
00:32:02.740or did not sign on to it. If they're a member state of the United Nations, they would in full
00:32:07.940effect come under the World Health Organization's control and World Tetris with the Blue Hat Army0.99
00:32:14.880doing just following orders. So when Trump was talking about wanting to withdraw, which he did0.95
00:32:21.320withdrew the Americans from the World Health Organization and Biden put him back in the
00:32:25.080second he was elected he was also talking about withdrawing from the united nations claiming they
00:32:29.140were a corrupt organization this is what he was talking about he's 10 000 correct the united
00:32:36.180nations is controlled by the imf international monetary fund by the way guys in case yeah
00:32:42.780sorry and what they've done is they've created a debt slavery at a nation state level they have
00:32:48.700gone and created chaos in every nation in the world that intended to ever go to a a legitimate
00:32:53.840currency destroyed those nations and said look we'll give you billions and trillions of dollars0.92
00:32:59.880in aid and support from the imf and you can rebuild your country and then they cannot rebuild0.77
00:33:06.460their country because the problems never stop because they've been overthrown with puppet0.93
00:33:11.040governments and regimes that are intentionally there to keep things destabilized and they these
00:33:16.060countries inevitably just continue to descend in debt more further and further and further and
00:33:23.320further. Is that why these countries have signed on to this? I mean, the ultimate plan is to blow
00:33:29.620up the economic system, a lot of people have been saying, and replace it with this new digital
00:33:33.840programmable currency. But is this part of that? Absolutely. The system doesn't work without
00:33:41.620entire compliance, without 100% compliance. Right. So we've got some flies in the ointment then,
00:33:48.020notably elon musk and the people he's gathered up to support his bid to buy twitter i know that
00:33:54.240there's a couple of big banks involved in this so when i saw that i went wait a minute just a
00:34:00.540second how did he get the support of these massive banks who are probably part of this new digital
00:34:06.940currency uh thing they're bringing in because you know here in canada for the past four years
00:34:12.600they've been developing this thing so obviously they've been doing the same thing in the united
00:34:16.180states why would they take part in this unless it's just a smokescreen a distraction for something
00:34:21.180else oh i i think there's you know uh like i said earlier elon is still in it for elon um elon's
00:34:29.760passion is creating creating ai uh human artificial intelligence interface where is the what do they
00:34:40.200needs to research and know the most about uh the most prolific uh platform of the widest range of
00:34:47.880actual human content elon needs more data for his ai yeah but he's been warning people about it as
00:34:55.760well since like two three years back he's been saying you know what this has got incredible
00:35:00.520potential to be used for people right it's almost like he is iron man right his invention was stolen
00:39:03.840from certain Canadian politicians along the way,
00:39:06.840they don't represent Canadians as who we are.
00:39:09.560But we don't have no idea what's gone on in the back of this insane charade called Canadian politics.
00:39:17.680And we've had no recourse to access anything from this government since 1992 in the little child case when they ruled that the only option we had was to elect somebody else if the guy we had in there didn't do what we wanted to do.
00:39:34.240And since then, our Canadian government has withheld a stack of confidential documents hiding in the Privy Council offices that are taller than the CN Tower in Toronto.
00:39:48.020And we're supposed to believe anything that this corporation of Canada does is legitimate and above board.
00:39:56.840And, you know, you don't have to spend a whole lot of time following the money between very far back through a lot of exactly what's happening right now is it all comes through Canada.0.93
00:40:09.480So much of it comes through Canada is disgusting.
00:40:11.980And Canadians have been caught in this lullaby of just trying to survive working two, three jobs just to raise 1.3 kids.0.98
00:40:20.660And because they've, you know, starved out our population, we can't afford to have kids because every parent is working.0.96
00:40:26.620So now we need migration and we need more migration because we can't have kids.0.96
00:40:31.120Now we shouldn't have kids because that's, you know, bad for the environment.
00:40:36.680And, you know, our kids are too much of a tax on Earth.
00:40:40.300So we've got to get rid of cow carts and move to GMO beef that just got approved in the States by the CDC.
00:40:48.160So they can, you know, manipulate and control everything that we eat.
00:40:51.420And they engage in bioweapons attacks on our current livestock and food supply chain right now.
00:40:56.240that's going on right now it's happening right now you hear that from farmers you hear like why
00:41:01.960are they killing all these chickens and when you see videos like that and i've seen a couple dozen
00:41:06.800videos like that where perfectly good uh farm animals who would normally be used for they're
00:41:14.120killing healthy chickens right now yeah i'm not sure millions of healthy chickens and in some
00:41:19.480places they are banning the sale of chicks and they are banning the sale of fertilized eggs
00:41:23.780and they are giving no viable evidence expert called it this called it that and this is the
00:41:30.480testing on our compliance on the chickens right now but wait it's already here the pigs are under
00:41:36.900attack right now and they already did a test run on the bse last year on the cows that's waiting
00:41:43.020in the wings for this spring because it's so wet they're going to manipulate the weather so bad
00:41:47.280everybody's going to be a mess nobody's going to have feed for their livestock they are going to
00:41:52.180be culling every source of food that we have access to this year right now. China owns 70%
00:41:58.200of the corn in the world right now, 60% of the rice, 50% of the grain. We are not going to get
00:42:04.340access to that due to sanctions. Nobody's going to do business with us because we don't produce
00:42:09.080anything in Canada. China owns most of the production and manufacturing in the world.0.54
00:42:13.980So people in countries around the world, our farmer allies are now doing business with China
00:42:19.120and russia because we don't make anything that they want anymore they become dependent on this
00:42:23.980instant gratification culture supplied at a button click from china and uh we're heading
00:42:29.960into a tailspin here in canada but that doesn't mean the game's over that just means it's an
00:42:34.640opportunity okay so that's what i want to get into next because i have a regular viewer wayne
00:42:39.860who's been watching the show since the beginning his name is al bueller and every night he goes on
00:42:44.240And he says, the world is effed in the comments.
00:42:47.020And after everything you just said, we would have to believe, oh, yes, yes, yes.
00:42:52.180We've got a big problem here with all the manipulation that's going on.
00:47:43.660And this is really what I'm doing is, you know, going from community to community and giving them the steps again of how to get back there.
00:47:53.100Because we've been so stressed and living under this state of urgency.
00:47:59.260and I you know at 15 years in fire and rescue a state of panic means you're dead and this is kind
00:48:06.360of where we end up is dead in the water and this breeds that that splintering that infighting is
00:48:13.020because you know people aren't wondering they don't know what's next so people start to drift
00:48:18.260away there's no communal fulfillment there's no sense of achievement so to take that day and find
00:48:25.040some neutral territory some neutral ground and go back to community building events go stick your
00:48:29.700fingers in the dirt with somebody you didn't know make your neighborhood look better uh when you
00:48:34.500know you can you dig your hands in a flower bed with a total stranger for two hours um you come
00:48:41.320out of there and people are high-fiving there you know what can we do next week a sense of
00:48:46.060fulfillment give that back to people on a neutral ground that isn't intimidating it isn't emotional
00:48:51.080Susan wants to ask you, so, sir, Wayne, give us some answers. Like we're talking about building community, right? But is this a breakaway society? Is this what we're talking about? Is this our next step?
00:49:07.520When you're building your community, that's when you assemble your breakaway society.
00:49:12.360That's where you figure out who knows and uses and is willing to barter and to trade and to create that alternative currency, that alternative value exchange system.
00:49:23.460When we don't have that paper money to exchange value, what do we got?
00:49:27.280Most of us are familiar individually with the barter and trade systems or the swap systems.
00:49:31.820But how many of us know how many of our neighbors actually are willing to do those kinds of things?
00:49:38.140These are the kinds of things that are going to be more important down the road, you know,
00:49:43.460knowing who has extra of this and what you have extra of.
00:49:47.340And we can make arrangements, whether it's through sweat equity.
00:49:51.020You don't go help somebody do the work that they need and you get what you need.
00:49:55.720And that this this is the these are the things that are going to help us get through what is most important for us to avoid, because if we don't do this, we are going to be cornered and trapped rats when they offer us a universal basic income to pay that bill because we need the food.
00:50:13.960We don't have access to the groceries. We're going to be cornered into taking that stamp, that QR code in order to fill the needs that if we had community, we wouldn't have to comply. And this absolutely is a word of attrition.
00:50:29.840You know what? I'll tell you this. A report came out last week that said over 50 percent of Canadians are feeling very financially stressed right now. That is more than I've ever seen it. And when you give that over 50 percent of people a way out, if the government says, you know what, we're going to take care of this for you, we're going to pay your credit card bill off, or we're going to maybe make your next mortgage payment, but we're going to have to take your house.
00:50:54.840i mean that is the thing that's coming exactly that is the next thing that's coming yeah so
00:51:01.360when we start talk about building communities are we talking about migrating into different areas i
00:51:06.620know there's a few breakaway communities already forming in the country i know of a half a dozen
00:51:11.680of them but they haven't yet taken any land and they haven't yet started building any homes i
00:51:17.980mean i'm not talking about uh yeah i guess i am i'm talking about commune style living is that
00:51:23.420what we're talking about here i you know unbeknownst or without even actually realizing
00:51:28.800and that's people have been kind of migrating that way already families have been bundling up for
00:51:34.260and doubling up for a long time already just out of economic necessity and that's only going to
00:51:39.700escalate what i'm talking about is creating alternative systems alternative alternative
00:51:46.640infrastructure and by doing that we get to dictate and decide what the currency exchange
00:51:52.200is within those systems i'm talking medical systems educational systems those kinds of things
00:51:58.080when we don't use the broken ones that are there we're not fueling the tanks of them we are
00:52:04.260reinvesting into alternatives this is what is going to be you know what's going to make them
00:52:11.880financially ultimately collapse and one of the great highlights and this is what i'm so so excited
00:52:16.900about what's happening here in Manitoba, is by doing exactly that within the education system,
00:52:22.880just by students not re-enrolling back in the corrupt pedo-grooming systems that are out there
00:52:30.420and finding alternatives and recreating that system,
00:52:35.140they have really put a pressure on these school systems in Manitoba,
00:52:41.500and they have now moved from the offensive.
00:52:43.940So they are no longer, the school boards aren't on the offense anymore.
00:53:09.700I mean, we've got the medical systems.
00:53:11.500Yeah, that's the other thing. And that's one of the things that I get an opportunity and I'm blessed to be able to bring that discussion, some of that to this area here that a lot of people aren't aware of.
00:53:25.800So our Ethics Over Fear organization sits on some of the steering committees for the World Council for Health, which is a really new organization that is based on back to reality of what health and medicine is, you know, getting away from the entire pharmacorp system.
00:53:45.760These guys have come together like, I don't even know how to describe it, but over 50 countries have now formed this coalition against the World Health Organization.
00:53:59.460And they're taking on the WHO and these pandemic trees and stuff like that.
00:54:04.740So, and that's just recently, just this past week in the World Council for Health's campaign against this world WHO global pandemic treaty, we were able to reach 415 million people in a week.
00:55:22.960We can speculate till the cows come home about a bazillion of these different things,
00:55:27.200But there are certain inevitable facts that we can't escape, you know, like the collapse of the financial system with what is happening in the global events.
00:55:39.040It's inevitable. It's just inflation is going to get worse.
00:55:43.820Our governments keep printing money that money, the debt load is going to keep keep growing.
00:55:48.560They can't already pay the interest. This is a doomed ship.
00:55:52.940So that's inevitable. So we know the castle is going to collapse, right? So right now what we're seeing is people are moving outside of the castle and we're surviving, we're getting prepared to survive the collapse of the castle.
00:56:09.580and they are will this is their their goal is to collapse that castle but what they expect is when
00:56:16.520the castle is done coming apart we are going to be starving and we will be ever so happy to rebuild
00:56:22.500the castle like they want it this is our opportunity this is our opportunity to say no
00:56:28.900we don't need your castle blueprints we've already built our little huts that we're happy with
00:56:35.300And we've figured out how to negotiate our needs and have our needs met through alternative needs, from community to community to community.
00:56:45.300And this is some of the other parts that from nationwide, all of this is happening across the board.
00:56:52.320And this has become ever so more apparent to people.
00:56:55.160When we talk about the breakaway societies, are we talking now about a society that takes a step back in time almost 30 years because we have to recreate everything all over again?
00:57:05.460We're not going to have the technological advancements that the other society has.
00:57:10.540Is it almost going to be like a society of 21st century people and a society of 19th century people?
00:58:45.040you know sorry i'm going to talk to the people right now who are watching you guys all in the
00:58:51.340comments right now you're you know wayne said something to me the other day when we were
00:58:55.560sitting down at the cork and flame having that uh long afternoon that was fantastic said shadow
00:59:00.460you've built a community just like other people have built communities we've built an online
00:59:04.320community here we've people uh who are in the in the comment section right now who never would
00:59:09.880have met each other if not for coming to this show every night at eight o'clock central so
00:59:13.720you guys get together and discuss next steps what can we do maybe you grow potatoes maybe
00:59:19.720bob grows carrots and so on and maybe you can develop a barter system like that or maybe you
00:59:25.880can store them somehow is is that what we need to do just talk amongst ourselves that's that's
00:59:31.880exactly it you know we we get together at the protests and the rallies but that's not where we
00:59:37.180get a chance to have exactly those kinds of discussions that's not where they take place
00:59:42.340So providing that neutral ground where it's not that pressure, that focus, it's invigorating, gives immediate progress to your community, immediate fulfillment, something to build on moving forward.
00:59:58.900Those are the places that you can actually have those kinds of meaningful discussions and organizations.
01:00:04.060And this is what was to me so rewarding in all of these discussions that I've been having is after I'm done speaking to these communities, I'm seeing they're literally jumping up right there on the spot.
01:00:20.740And they're doing exactly that. They're starting to think about not just what's next, you know, as far as for a protest, but what's next that we can bring people together and then start to have those kinds of conversations.
01:00:33.720because they're an opportunity at that point.
01:00:36.660They're not just a cleaning up the street thing.
01:00:41.080It's an opportunity to start to recreate that emotional investment,
01:00:45.160to restore that social contract within our communities,
01:00:48.580to take the responsibility back from that.
01:00:51.560And this is how we, at the end of the day, without even realizing it,
01:00:55.140we utterly demolish and we take the feet out of that globalist monster.
01:01:00.260This is what they fear the most, is our communities thriving without needing them.
01:01:19.640Or are they going to come and get us and throw us in a gulag?
01:01:23.940They're going to do everything they can.0.85
01:01:25.960They are 100% pot committed, but at the end of the day, their monster demands a fuel and a compliance that is unsustainable.
01:01:37.680And when we no longer feed the gas into their machines, as example, by the medical system and the health system, this is the process to beating them.0.70
01:01:48.840Surviving that collapse, when that beanstalk comes down from the top, there's going to be a mess.
01:01:54.140And it's just once we survive that and outlast that collapse and crash, the first thing that's going to start happening, and we're seeing more of this, is they will start throwing themselves under the bus.0.99
01:03:24.440Unfortunately, the wheels of justice still only move nine to five.
01:03:28.900So this disparity in the gears rolling has a very real tangible impact in the nature of how we react and respond in our daily lives.
01:03:42.140And it creates this false state of urgency in some situations and cases that we can't control what's happening, but we work ourselves.
01:03:51.280It's almost like a panic attack that we start becoming irrational in our actions and our focus and where we're spending our energies because of this false timeline that we can't change.
01:04:01.540So let's, you know, when we can start to manage ourselves better and work a little bit more cooperatively, we're moving mountains.
01:04:08.740We've done all this in under a couple of years, you know, from the conservative side of the fence.
01:04:13.340We aren't multi-generational in activism and these kinds of things.
01:04:17.920And Canadians are just figuring out how to fight for Canada.
01:14:43.840They announced today that as of what, the end of May, you will no longer have to provide proof of vaccination to attend any of their events.
01:14:55.980It is going to take a whole hell of a lot, you guys, a whole hell of a lot to get me interested in any professional sports again after the way they acted.
01:15:05.860the last couple of years dividing their fan base like that michael says a couple of great comments
01:15:14.260tonight by the way michael thank you our government now does whatever the hell it wants zero oversight
01:15:18.360no one is held accountable yeah oh yeah that's absolutely the way it's been and what i will say
01:15:25.480is you know whether you like them or not the left-wing corporate media when stephen harper
01:15:32.200was the prime minister they railed on him they took him to task for every little thing every