The Shadoe Davis Show - April 04, 2023


Shadoe at Nite Mon Apr 3⧸2023 w⧸Bob Blayone


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00:03:00.000 Hi everybody, hope you had a great weekend
00:03:13.440 Welcome to Shadow at Night
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00:03:17.240 Okay, Bob Leone is our guest tonight
00:03:19.880 From the Independence Party of Alberta
00:03:21.720 And he's having trouble getting on
00:03:23.320 So he's going to try and use an alternate method
00:03:27.220 Of conversation with us tonight
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00:03:32.660 Where was I?
00:03:33.640 Oh, yeah, hope you had a great weekend.
00:03:35.060 We've got all kinds of interesting stuff for you tonight.
00:03:37.320 By the way, Bob is going to explain to us
00:03:39.900 what the Independence Party of Alberta hopes to achieve,
00:03:43.320 what its mandate is,
00:03:44.680 and what happened with Pastor Artur Pawlowski last week.
00:03:48.860 He was the leader of the Independence Party in Alberta
00:03:51.780 until last week when he was removed
00:03:53.980 by the governing council of the party i suppose even though he was elected by all of alberta all
00:04:04.340 of the members of that party voted on the leader last year and they elected ardor pavlosky so we're
00:04:10.900 going to try and figure out exactly what happened there and and where they're going from here
00:04:14.460 because as i've been pointing out for the last few months if we lose alberta then canada is surely
00:04:22.740 gone to the digital monsters the globalists the cabal whatever you want to call them and even
00:04:31.000 still some people are not convinced that danielle smith is on the up and up either but at least
00:04:35.380 with a upc with a upc party in charge in alberta things will move much slower than they would with
00:04:43.920 the ndp or a liberal party and i've been saying the same thing with the federal election if there
00:04:50.280 is going to be a federal election before 2025, if the NDP decides for some reason, no, we're not
00:04:56.860 going along with Trudeau anymore, and they vote to oust him in a confidence vote of some kind,
00:05:02.340 maybe, then it would move slower with the Pierre Polyev government, simply because of all the
00:05:08.420 things he's been saying. If he goes ahead and moves forward with everything Trudeau has been
00:05:13.460 talking about, then we can hold their feet to the fire and revolution, seriously, because
00:05:21.060 if 15, hang on just a second, okay, just, I have to email a link here, folks, so bear
00:05:35.960 with me usually we have our uh our guests up and running before the show starts but not tonight
00:05:47.340 so
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00:06:02.520 i think that's it and away we go hopefully this works where was i oh yeah yeah yeah i was talking
00:06:18.200 about uh the conservatives versus the ndp or the liberals i mean if a conservative government
00:06:26.960 comes to power federally we may have a couple more years to figure out some kind of a strategy
00:06:33.160 to fight against the globalists but if not then we're going in full force very very soon as a
00:06:40.840 matter of fact as a matter of fact Wayne Peters last Friday night in case you missed that show
00:06:46.040 said the U.S. currency will collapse by the end of summer now I think he's a little bit premature
00:06:53.700 with that but i could be wrong i i but then again everything i've been reading this past weekend
00:07:01.520 tells me different i mean japan is now so we're going to talk about the u.s currency towards the
00:07:06.360 end of the show tonight you guys let's say some hello patsy uh hellos uh patsy is watching in
00:07:12.060 calgary hello colleen don't say we're doomed there's no no no we're not doomed we're gonna
00:07:18.420 fight back we're gonna find a way it's all going to be all right the bad guys never win and if they
00:07:24.880 do they don't win for long so never mind the doom saying because that's not good for anybody
00:07:31.260 hello Don hello Jen watching in Calgary hello Tammy watching in Hamilton hello Rick hello
00:07:40.160 Mireille hello Karen hello Harry watching in Vernon British Columbia Twyla is watching in
00:07:45.540 trail central alberta hello colinda watching in penhold sandra is watching in kingston ontario
00:07:53.300 willie diane carrie over to rumble we go let's see who's there tonight aziz knight is in london
00:07:59.460 ontario bulge is in cal a lot of calgary's tonight hello gary watching in winnipeg lexus 400 h my
00:08:07.440 voice is skipping maybe you should refresh your browser hello burgart watching in pincher creek
00:08:12.380 hello nano mama 2022 yes there is always a way hello world peace world like peace as in peace
00:08:22.620 bye watching tonight um grounded mama is in lake koachan british columbia hello everybody welcome
00:08:33.140 to the show let's bring on uh bob leo now hello bob how are you tonight thanks for coming on the
00:08:38.020 show hey shadow not too bad thanks for the invitation so listen uh before we get into
00:08:43.840 what happened with pastor arthur last week can you please explain because there's many people
00:08:49.240 watching the show tonight from all across the country not just in alberta and even outside of
00:08:55.280 the country the mandate what the independence party of alberta hopes to accomplish well we had
00:09:02.640 hope to, you know, inspire Albertans behind the concept of holding a referendum, first
00:09:08.820 and foremost, to get out from underneath Ottawa, the crown, and now obviously with this global
00:09:16.840 agenda that's at hand, it's creating an even bigger movement.
00:09:22.600 Pardon me, but more than that, more than that is to bring back the voice of the people here.
00:09:28.020 You know, these parties that have taken over Alberta, there's no real opposition to what's happening to us, and it's pretty obscene.
00:09:41.340 You know, I've got a deep understanding now, and I didn't know any of this when I was with the UCP, of this.
00:09:48.040 I call it for what it is, this treasonous betrayal, how it came to our nation and our province.
00:09:53.020 And I'm not happy.
00:09:55.160 Many of us aren't happy, but now I understand that there's a lot of people that were with the organization
00:10:00.680 that weren't truly awake, I'll say, and aware of what's at hand, shadow, and it's really disappointing.
00:10:06.680 Are you talking about the Independence Party or the UCP?
00:10:10.240 No, I'm talking about both, you know, talking about both, but within the Independence Party.
00:10:15.400 um both Archer and myself were being told not to speak of the WFU on agenda the uh COVID injection
00:10:25.760 genocide that's been playing out um it's been a frustrating uh month and a half two months
00:10:32.180 I would say uh and now it came to a head as uh I let you know yesterday yeah happening here it's
00:10:39.700 it's such uh I don't know if you want me to get into that now but yeah yeah go ahead man let's
00:10:45.080 hear it okay so you know just a little background I got involved in the United Conservative Party
00:10:52.980 very deeply involved and it was good education for what happens behind the scenes I've always
00:11:00.540 been a conservative minded individual I come from very humble beginnings and it was Alberta
00:11:04.860 Oil that lifted me up and that was one of the main reasons I got involved was to advocate for
00:11:10.120 pipelines and railway and opportunity like I had been blessed with my wife and I had so it was a
00:11:17.460 good educational opportunity and then when I was behind the scenes I was pushing back on the greed
00:11:23.620 and corruption the cronyism I really was and then COVID hit and like many others understood very
00:11:30.720 quickly that something stinks and I started following the science of John Ioannidis and if
00:11:35.740 nobody knows who that is. He's the 87th most cited scientist of all time, the Einstein of the day
00:11:41.480 when it comes to epidemiology. Mr. Ioannidis was right on the button. And it's from that point in
00:11:48.360 time, Shadow, that's where I started. I walked away from the UCP on May 14th, 2020. Not a happy
00:11:54.340 guy. Very, very upset. And through the last three years, I've connected to people like
00:12:00.960 good friends of mine, Dr. Roger Hodgkinson, Dr. Paul Alexander, Dr. William Mackis. Recently,
00:12:08.500 last fall, when I ran against Daniel Smith in the by-election in Brooks Medicine Hat,
00:12:13.500 I've had an amazing education on many things, including politics and epidemiology and
00:12:20.920 psychology. Let me ask you, Bob, I'm sorry to interrupt you because I want you to continue
00:12:28.300 on with with the story you're telling i find it interesting uh do you know danielle smith and if
00:12:34.180 so how well i don't know her the first time i met her was behind the scenes in the first
00:12:40.680 brooks debate it was a teacher's union debate and i had been talking to dr alexander paul
00:12:49.280 for some time i had put a meeting together on november 10th 2021 with doctors robert malone
00:12:55.840 Dr. Paul Alexander, Dr. Roger Hodgkinson, and Dr. Peter McCullough couldn't join us,
00:13:01.380 but he had a family emergency, but we were hoping for follow-up meetings.
00:13:04.740 And they met with 10 Alberta MLAs.
00:13:06.400 And it was just before the kids were going to get vaccinated,
00:13:09.780 and it was a very passionate meeting.
00:13:11.620 Nothing came of that.
00:13:12.480 So it was my first opportunity to meet Danielle.
00:13:16.840 I was involved in another organization called the Alberta Prosperity Project.
00:13:20.580 I was the co-founder and president and one of the benefactors of that educational vehicle
00:13:25.460 was intended to inspire Albertans on the rationale for independence
00:13:28.740 and also to hold accountable any governing body.
00:13:35.720 And so I knew that my mentor in the referendum concept, Dr. Dennis Modray, retired doctor,
00:13:43.500 was meeting with Daniel Smith and some of her lobbyists, very deep pocket lobbyists.
00:13:49.020 So, um, so, and when I met her in Brooks, I called her name, we're walking off the stage
00:13:57.860 and I called her name, she turned around and she said to me, Hey, not a hello or nothing
00:14:03.360 shadow was a, Hey, I've been, I'm in conversations with Dr. Alexander and Dr. McCullough. And
00:14:09.320 I went, really? Well, that's the purpose of me coming over to speak with you.
00:14:13.680 i was just talking to paul and i'd like to try to set up a meeting with you and she said oh
00:14:20.700 well it's not me that talks to him it's george bears it's just another political
00:14:25.720 operative but and then as the debates went on i pushed on that and uh you know and and she says
00:14:33.980 it's recorded it's on on recording in the medicine hat uh the last uh debate there was a really
00:14:42.440 ignorant comment made by the NDP candidate about uh you know whatever she said anti-vaxxers about
00:14:49.160 COVID or whatnot and and I went to an open uh debate and so I you know put on my hand and I 0.78
00:14:54.380 said I'd like to address this uh COVID uh comment here I said when I wanted to learn about climate
00:15:00.720 change I reached out to the very best I reached out to Mike Hume H-U-L-M-E one of the original
00:15:06.780 climate professors with IPCC who walked away from the IPCC on the implementation of carbon taxes.
00:15:13.480 I said, when I wanted to learn about COVID, I reached out to Drs. Robert Malone, Dr. Paul
00:15:18.000 Alexander, Dr. Peter McCullough. And that's no joke. I was emailing those guys. And I said,
00:15:25.100 and we're going to bring them to Alberta. And I looked over at Danielle and she couldn't help
00:15:28.320 herself. She said it on stage that my team is in conversation with Dr. Alexander, Dr. McCullough.
00:15:34.700 it'd be interesting to hear what they have to say it's never happened dr alexander has never had an
00:15:40.400 opportunity to talk to daniel smith and uh you know since that time dr william mackis and i
00:15:46.640 connected and he's got a great solution for all provinces and it is dissolving the college of
00:15:52.400 physicians and surgeons with a simple amendment to the health professions act it could take less
00:15:57.080 than two weeks done game over and so you know what i said to her behind the scenes shadow i said
00:16:02.460 one of my other conversations
00:16:04.620 and it was very passionate
00:16:06.160 Danielle
00:16:07.560 when are you going to shut down the COVID
00:16:10.660 vaccinations
00:16:11.680 you know they're killing people 0.95
00:16:14.040 you know what she said to me
00:16:15.580 I know just like that
00:16:17.900 I know and now I'm hearing they're scrubbing
00:16:20.420 data so they know
00:16:22.380 darn well that meeting that
00:16:24.320 those medical expert scientists
00:16:26.400 had on November 10th was very clear
00:16:28.260 there's 132 studies at the time
00:16:30.320 peer-reviewed that showed without question that these injections were going to be killing people
00:16:35.280 and now we know that they are and in an email I had it a few weeks later from MLA Shane Getson
00:16:43.660 from Laxane Anne who we didn't know had a life-threatening COVID injection injury the
00:16:49.980 month before and he never said a darn thing and he played that like a card like a disgusting
00:16:55.780 political card at the beginning of the convoy the truckers convoy and i watched it happen
00:17:00.640 and people wonder why i get angry that's why and so they never did it and shane said it in an email
00:17:07.180 if that would have been done if those studies would have been tabled would have been brought
00:17:11.700 into our alberta legislature it would have opened up the conversation and that's all those guys
00:17:16.880 wanted that's all those experts wanted was the opportunity to have a conversation with this
00:17:21.260 alberta government never happened and i don't just blame the ucp i blame the ndp too because they
00:17:26.680 they didn't only sit back they were telling albertans that they're going to go door to door
00:17:31.280 and get forced injections these people are psychopaths as dr alexander calls them they're 0.98
00:17:37.720 beasts and they are beasts and they're still giving out these injections last night i had another 0.96
00:17:42.440 somebody reached out to me from the brooks area two uh young teenagers one died one was rushed
00:17:49.600 to a hospital with a heart attack, and then two adults with sudden death. I travel around with
00:17:54.620 Dr. Mackis, and it is overwhelming for me. And then this foolishness of two months before the
00:18:02.500 general election here in Alberta, four days before an AGM, Archer Poloski gets ousted as leader of
00:18:12.660 this little grassroots party. We were having hundreds of people come on tour events, 500
00:18:17.860 people the energy was growing the movement was growing they killed it just like that but we're
00:18:24.260 not stopping we're not stopping i've seen some of the videos and i want to get back to that in a
00:18:28.960 second but like just getting back to what you have just told us when you told danielle smith
00:18:35.580 that people were dying from this based upon pure science she said i know absolutely she did that
00:18:44.820 you know what i was saying before you joined the show tonight was simply this because of the
00:18:51.040 mentality of our country it's very difficult to get new party mlas or mps elected right i mean
00:19:02.160 the ppc has been having problems in the last few years even though they were writing a very high
00:19:07.500 polling number in the last election of the election before i believe they were at eight
00:19:12.380 or nine percent i thought for sure they were going to get at least eight or nine mps elected
00:19:16.780 to parliament but it didn't happen yeah um what i have been saying is that if we elect a conservative
00:19:24.220 government federally or a ucp government in alberta at least we we would have time to slow
00:19:31.460 down what is happening if an ndp or liberal government gets in power again that's it game
00:19:38.320 over done so no let me tell you something i have done it's been when i say this has been an amazing
00:19:47.460 journey for me when i was at the ucp i had conversations in a meeting with individuals
00:19:54.380 like the former chief of staff jamie huckabay let me tell you about mr huckabay and where he came
00:20:01.060 from mr huckabay was the the former vice president of an organization out of new york city called
00:20:07.660 Garson-Larman Group, a lobby organization. It's all about the lobby organizations and I'll tell
00:20:13.260 you every one of them almost and how they're connected to this UN agenda. From 2010 to 2015
00:20:20.700 Mr. Huckabay was the vice president. It was my MLA who was a six-year staffer under Kenny
00:20:26.440 when Kenny was in Ottawa told me the day it was when Kenny won the UCP, the original UCP leadership
00:20:32.960 race that Jamie, here's the quote, paused his very lucrative private sector career to come back to
00:20:39.220 Alberta to help. I thought, what a nice guy. Then COVID began, and I had many conversations with
00:20:45.260 Jamie. I enjoyed talking to him. I didn't learn about where he came from until Halloween night
00:20:49.880 2020. Here's the board of directors of Garson Norman Group at the time. The former campaign
00:20:55.680 manager for Barack Obama, the former campaign manager for Hillary Clinton, the former Democrat
00:21:01.780 national committee chairman and this individual joseph stiglitz the former top economic senior
00:21:09.100 advisor of president bill clinton with the international monetary fund the imf with the
00:21:14.460 world bank with the wef with the ipcc he's the man that structured carbon taxes that's where our
00:21:22.080 former chief of staff came from mr huckabay we have had in alberta here for over two years now
00:21:28.360 A WFUN organization and forte. It's an acronym, F-O-R-T-E, funding of opportunities for return to employment. The World Economic Forum Global Shaper, his name is Nat Ware. He's from Australia. He's been in our legislature multiple times. Here's the quote.
00:21:45.680 What is their role? They've been working with the UCP, Alberta government, and the Trudeau government simultaneously, and I quote, to train citizens to transition away from unsustainable industries such as coal mining, beef farming they call it, logging in oil and gas.
00:22:05.300 we have been betrayed mr harper was sending five ministers to the world economic forum summits in
00:22:12.580 davos not to observe shadow they were leading committees for the wf two of them in particular
00:22:19.480 john baird pierre coliver's chair of his campaign team and here's another individual joe oliver
00:22:26.740 from alberta here who sits on a business interest board of one of the main lobbyists to
00:22:32.660 daniel smith here's another one one more connection murray edwards the founder and
00:22:39.040 chair of canadian natural resources as i said i'm oil and gas i'm very passionate about that
00:22:45.160 mr edwards founded the alberta enterprise group in 2007 with 600 deep six other deep pocket
00:22:52.500 albertans danielle was the president of the alberta enterprise group in 2021
00:22:57.620 Mr. Edwards, and that's when she started promoting net zero, carbon capture, carbon taxes, hydrogen, all that nonsense, the climate change fraud, taxpayer-funded climate change fraud.
00:23:10.020 Mr. Edwards also funded the startup of the organization, the company that holds the patent on carbon capture, Carbon Engineering Limited out of Calgary, Alberta.
00:23:20.960 David Keith was the head of that organization.
00:23:22.820 And guess who Mr. Edwards partnered with?
00:23:26.380 Bill Gates.
00:23:27.600 The Bill Gates.
00:23:29.660 This is deep.
00:23:31.060 And I've been trying to sound the alarm now for over two years.
00:23:34.000 And it's getting out there, but not quick enough.
00:23:36.240 I've challenged independent media outlets like True North, Mr. Lawton, like Rebel, Ezra.
00:23:42.420 And I hand-delivered this to them.
00:23:44.160 And I said, when is everybody going to start warning Canadians and Albertans, people across this nation, how this betrayal came here?
00:23:50.860 Mark Friesen with the PPC. He shares us out, but we need to sound the alarm. We cannot afford to
00:23:58.100 have these treasonous betrayers win another election, NDP, UCP, Liberal, CPC. It doesn't
00:24:04.920 matter. They're all pulling us in the same direction. And this is why the Independence
00:24:09.260 Party of Alberta was killed, because they can't afford one of us in there. They can't afford one.
00:24:15.420 Let us in there. Let Archer and I or some of our other candidates in there, 0.89
00:24:19.520 and we will shine a light on this and they they know they can't afford that so do you think that
00:24:26.400 there was some meddling within the board at the independence party from the ucp or the ndp or both
00:24:32.420 to uh to make this happen last week let me let me read some quotes from you so i brought up true
00:24:39.740 north with a purpose shadow okay they've never reported on the independence party until now
00:24:45.380 And here's a quote. This is our president. I'm talking about Pulaski accusing Alberta Health Services of intentionally killing people with the COVID-19 injections. Here's a couple of things we're dealing with behind the scenes that we're getting pushback on. Not one word of Daniel Smith, Rachel Notley, the WF, AHS, VAX mandates or their effects, 50-minute cities or land use bylaws.
00:25:09.560 And then I asked the question, are there any concerns with Dr. Paul Alexander on his tour?
00:25:16.320 We brought him on.
00:25:17.180 He traveled Alberta with us, and he's coming back, Shadow, but he stands with Archer and I.
00:25:22.080 And this is what he said.
00:25:23.200 I really think we are done beating on the COVID and Vax bandwagon.
00:25:28.860 What is that?
00:25:30.880 They were telling us to be quiet on this, and we couldn't have been more on the mark.
00:25:35.980 It's very concerning. 0.56
00:25:37.780 It stinks.
00:25:38.580 four days before a general election where that membership would have the opportunity to have a
00:25:44.600 leadership review of Mr. Archer Pawlowski that man is a true leader he faces 10 and a half years
00:25:50.720 in prison 10 and a half years for fighting for the rights freedoms and the lives of Albertans
00:25:55.500 and this is the thanks he gets I go to these events and he's surrounded by people they're
00:26:01.540 so thankful to have fighters fighting for them and this is the thanks we get they tried to silence us
00:26:08.240 and then they booted them out when they realized they couldn't do that so yeah something stinks
00:26:12.340 but we don't you know who we want to talk to right now this is they're done like they're
00:26:16.940 he's off to the wayside they got voted up by the people at the AGM Art and I want to have an
00:26:23.160 opportunity to have conversations to ask questions in that legislature with Daniel Smith and Rachel
00:26:29.100 Notley that's the question that's who we want to talk to not these these minions I don't know
00:26:34.300 what's happening here but it stinks are you going to stay with the independence party or are you
00:26:41.280 going to just run as independence yourself yeah so uh i want to i didn't want to say anything
00:26:47.240 tonight about our plan but i mean that's basically you just said it there it's time the people had
00:26:53.640 voices at their local level at their communities that we break free of the chains and shackles of
00:26:59.080 these political organizations that get infiltrated and shut down and silence our voices just put it
00:27:06.140 this way nine individuals nine members board members or not within the bylaws or not nine
00:27:14.160 individuals made the decision of thousands that's got to change we need representation at a local
00:27:21.000 level where we have a true representation and we thought we had no party wits we were promised that
00:27:27.180 we were promised we made a commitment to art when we went and asked him to to if he'd consider
00:27:31.840 running for the leadership that he would continue being a pastor that he would continue being able
00:27:37.280 to speak freely and they tried to muzzle him and you don't muzzle arthur and you don't muzzle me
00:27:43.120 either we're free men and we fight for the people we risk it all for the good of the people
00:27:48.520 and we're not going to sit back in silence as people are being hurt while this genocide and
00:27:54.680 this treason plays out these uh these council members the ones who voted out art last week
00:28:01.920 do you want to name names who are they and have they have have they been tainted at all by any
00:28:09.080 other outside influences so there's suspicions that uh i got suspicions on some but i'll tell
00:28:15.220 you what it's a mixture these are not bad people some of them some of them are just misled they're
00:28:21.460 deceived right that's part of it yeah um we're heartbroken my wife and i put a lot of time and
00:28:29.120 energy into this organization dedicating our lives to this three years now this is all we're doing
00:28:35.220 and to see friends of ours deceived and misled misguided to let feelings operate over common
00:28:43.520 sense and reason and rationality i'll send you my report i'm very you know i'm very uh structured
00:28:49.640 in thinking, and you'll see when I send it to you,
00:28:53.520 of the chain of events that led us to today.
00:28:56.460 There's some ego involved that people, you know,
00:28:59.120 there's a couple individuals that didn't like the fact
00:29:02.260 that we were not bending to their will.
00:29:05.160 One of the individuals was trying to tell us
00:29:07.740 not to talk about God on stage, if you can imagine that.
00:29:12.520 And one of the...
00:29:13.480 They know Art's a pastor, right?
00:29:15.340 Exactly.
00:29:16.560 So here's the thing.
00:29:17.960 the nominated committee i'll name these people vicky bayford ty northcott dan duggan
00:29:26.520 monica freeze and shannon packham okay there was interviews and applications would come in
00:29:35.400 to run for the board one individual nick lawrenson whose wife jacqueline out of the goodness of her
00:29:42.640 heart she took over the cfo's position in an emergency situation so nick applied they went
00:29:48.800 off script three of the individuals dan duggan and shannon and monica off script and they questioned
00:29:56.000 him on his christianity isn't that something and he his application was not allowed to stand
00:30:02.760 pastor sean harem was not allowed to stand his application for reapplication to serve on the
00:30:09.700 board my application i reapplied because if i wasn't successful in running for you know to be
00:30:14.840 a mla i was going to go back on the board and continue serving there mine wasn't allowed to
00:30:20.260 stand so deception good people have been deceived i i have questions for mr duggan now especially
00:30:30.100 after that interview with true north why did that happen now why four days from agm why the timing
00:30:37.800 stinks uh there was something in the united states that happened a couple of months back it was a
00:30:43.200 kind of a fight between steven crowder and ben shapiro and his network the daily wire uh
00:30:50.900 apparently the daily wire had reached out to steven and and offered him a contract to come
00:30:57.680 on the show and blah blah blah blah anyway the long story short is that steven turned them down
00:31:03.660 But then exposed people like Ben Shapiro and Candace Owens and Charlie Kirk as the big con, meaning that they are conservatives, but they're corporate conservatives and they will only serve their own interests as opposed to the interests of the people.
00:31:22.420 So they say the right things for a conservative-minded person, but only if it puts them over and keeps them in positions of power.
00:31:32.520 Are we seeing that here in Canada as well?
00:31:35.820 Yes, I believe there's a lot of people that aren't truly aware to what's coming at them, what this agenda means, this human agenda.
00:31:42.800 You know, you and I both know it's a depopulation, and it's as horrific as you can imagine.
00:31:47.620 yeah and uh in some of my conversations uh going our separate ways i see that now that there wasn't
00:31:55.180 a great awareness there so so there's that um and that's a problem we're at different stages
00:31:59.840 many of us on on being awake again i was this was a new conversation to me but i knew right away
00:32:06.600 something was more than just this covid conversation that something was happening
00:32:10.520 that there was uh yeah there was a there was a restructuring going on and i was watching all
00:32:15.820 these bills go through our legislature. So Bill, when I pushed back in the UCP, it was on the
00:32:21.980 passing of Bill 10, the COVID-19 Emergency Measures Act in 48 hours. And I was absolutely disgusted
00:32:29.760 and incensed that that omnibus bill went through that quickly. And I knew that the voices of the
00:32:36.360 MLAs or elected representatives was silenced in that. And then I watched all these laws coming
00:32:41.460 through ram through boom boom boom and the same thing was happening in each province and uh so
00:32:47.700 yeah i guess i'm i'm i'll just say this that there's uh there's good people that are being
00:32:53.600 misled misguided and if they truly were aware of what's coming at them yeah this would we wouldn't
00:33:00.420 be having this conversation right now the independence party would be just you know off
00:33:04.360 to the races i mean i what i'm talking about is as you pointed out true north and ezra levant at
00:33:10.160 rebel news i mean those are probably the two largest conservative news networks and they're
00:33:15.600 not even networks really they're more online platforms uh in canada and you're right they
00:33:21.080 don't talk about certain things that are going on in the world the depopulation agenda uh at all i
00:33:27.840 mean we could go on and on and on they do talk about some things why is that so they talk about
00:33:34.080 just enough and here's something else that's going on in alberta that not enough people are
00:33:37.940 talking about the four alberta political prisoners from the coots convoy it is unbelievable over 400
00:33:47.840 days now chris carbert chris lizak tony olenek and jerry morin i i just talked to tony today
00:33:55.700 and uh what's happened to these men and their families is an absolutely it's a travesty of
00:34:04.440 injustice their bail hearings were joke and here they are i guess innocent until proven guilty
00:34:11.780 doesn't apply so do these media let's talk about them do they you know not enough and then uh i am
00:34:18.740 so disappointed even in the constitutional lawyers that no no damn well how broken our
00:34:28.060 justice system is it's a meat grinder and they don't talk about this enough so what is that
00:34:33.300 what's going on well there's money being made there's a lot of money being made while people
00:34:39.720 are being hurt so yeah i said you know what i see that all the time my litmus test today shadow if
00:34:46.200 they're not if they're not talking about who brought this u.n agenda here if they're not
00:34:51.500 talking about these covid injection deaths and that they should be screaming from the rooftops
00:34:56.180 to shut it down shut down they're still jabbing people with these things even though they know
00:35:01.860 darn well they're killing people they're killing their children with it if nobody's talking about
00:35:06.700 that something stinks you've become pretty close with dr paul alexander yeah yeah he was in the 0.99
00:35:15.640 trump white house yeah he saw what was going on what does he say he uh understands this for what
00:35:24.680 it is this agenda it's like uh dr malone does right um i mean did he know that this was an
00:35:33.280 agenda as he was in the trump white house was he telling the president that we never have i don't
00:35:39.060 think he's he was that aware again even for myself those guys are so busy doing what they do
00:35:45.060 and uh you know like they're they're he's smart he's a smart guy and uh but no i don't think i
00:35:53.260 don't know i didn't have that conversation with paul it would be interesting to hear from dr
00:35:58.620 alexander what was said because he was one of the guys in the room and he would know uh you know i
00:36:06.720 mean if if trump was and the reason that you know i i'm suspicious of many things right and people
00:36:13.900 are pulling for trump again he's going to be indicted well he's been indicted now they're
00:36:17.700 going to be perp walking him tomorrow apparently um through new york but people are so head up on
00:36:25.240 getting him re-elected as president but he's the guy that brought these vaccines in i was talking
00:36:30.840 to wayne peters uh from what's up canada about this a couple of months ago and what wayne said
00:36:35.160 was that he had to or he would have lost his position as president they would have fired him
00:36:40.700 i mean who would have fired him the republican party actually would have had him somehow removed
00:36:46.140 as president of the united states and my suspicion was that he got that from dr alexander although i
00:36:51.780 don't know for sure i guess you haven't heard anything like that at all well i mean there's
00:36:56.500 there was absolutely um he was misled by the fauci team right yeah and uh i think i don't know like
00:37:04.320 being uh for them to make i'm this is my this is my opinion on it shadow for for trump to make a
00:37:13.760 statement that he made a mistake um that's what he should do it's my opinion he should come clean
00:37:20.640 and say you know what we made a big mistake here that these vaccines should have never been rolled
00:37:25.840 out but i can't speak to unless you have a conversation directly with the man of whether
00:37:31.760 or not he's willing to do that or not or if he's there or not fully aware um i mean but they it's
00:37:38.680 very clear now that people are dying from these vaccines and uh we know what Fauci was doing and
00:37:44.460 what side he's on um yeah so you know it's it's not even so much the globalists we know who they
00:37:52.220 are I worry about you know when we hear the word or the term controlled opposition right we're
00:37:57.520 hearing um that more and more and more you hear Dr. Jordan Peterson may be bought off by dark
00:38:03.100 money people are starting to suspect that now with his project the ARC project and some of
00:38:08.500 the people who are on uh that organization former australian prime ministers and people from
00:38:14.740 large corporations who have somehow been uh you know invited onto this team and i'm going wait
00:38:22.580 a minute these are the very globalists that you're supposed to be fighting against so it's to me it's
00:38:27.680 it's kind of weird that he would be doing something like that and so when i talk about the big con
00:38:33.000 that's a huge huge problem for us we need we need the grassroots again and it appears apparently
00:38:43.740 the independence party of alberta has now been somehow uh sidetracked by the big con
00:38:51.300 so how do we do this bob i mean we've got to move forward somehow and it's not going to be
00:38:56.060 politically this is what i've been saying i thought maybe we could buy ourselves a couple
00:38:59.480 of years with a conservative government but i guess not well we can actually and i just wanted
00:39:04.040 to make one comment about uh president trump i'm i am a big fan and i'll tell you why um we took in
00:39:10.040 a young couple at the beginning the first lockdowns there and uh one narayan was from guyana
00:39:15.360 and uh i was talking about trump or something in a conversation he said my dad didn't get along
00:39:21.220 because he's a trump man and i didn't know this but in guyana there was a an election and the
00:39:27.000 outgoing president refused to leave office and the trump administration didn't do your typical
00:39:31.840 political move and uh imposing sanctions on the whole nation they did it on the inner circle of
00:39:37.920 power and they squeezed hard they uh you know froze all their accounts and they wouldn't weren't
00:39:43.980 able to travel or nothing and within three months they walked out peacefully i like the fact that he
00:39:48.300 wasn't a warmonger um when covid hit us a lot of a lot of people were deceived by it and so now
00:39:56.560 we're dealing with the aftermath of that um but here's what now back to alberta this little
00:40:02.700 province what can we do here with uh independent candidates the ucp and the ndp are neck and neck
00:40:10.980 right people don't know which way to turn anymore they've given up hope they really have and talking
00:40:15.660 to people and they don't know who to trust as you say it just happened in the netherlands um a few
00:40:21.400 seats from the farmers party took the senate and it happened in british columbia a few years back
00:40:27.600 where two or three green party seats held the balance of power it's happened in federally with
00:40:32.280 ndp so can you imagine three or four or five independent candidates form a caucus form a
00:40:40.120 coalition of real people real albertans that can hold the balance of power and truly push back and
00:40:48.860 shine a light on all of this nonsense in a big big way and i know there's a lot of people watching
00:40:55.600 alberta because we're fighters here we don't lay over and show our bellies we're not giving up
00:41:01.620 and so that would be our best hope and it won't be uh you know what god has a plan and it's it's
00:41:08.960 best now that we're free like i said we're free and we've been unshackled we can speak freely we
00:41:15.020 can continue sharing the truth and if we could get a jam our foot in the door and slow this down
00:41:22.200 in our little province of alberta here that would be a beautiful thing and you know and i know
00:41:25.860 there's things playing out in the u.s and around the world that we don't know how this is going to
00:41:30.580 shake out our world is changing and we're in the fight of our lives here this is uh something else
00:41:35.280 this is what a time to be alive do you have uh yeah you know what there's there's a good way to
00:41:41.140 say that what a time to be alive and then there's another way to say that what a time to be alive
00:41:45.560 uh who have you got in mind i mean i know you're probably not going off to start a new party now
00:41:52.140 but you're going to run independently at the grassroots level but there would be some kind
00:41:56.900 of a loose maybe connection with you and and the other folks like-minded folks who would be running
00:42:03.120 in different ridings who are you thinking about getting maybe well there's uh there's a lot of
00:42:09.440 people and we'll make the announcement in a day or two of who's on this team who's on this coalition
00:42:14.320 it again again it's just uh real people wanting real change and i've been saying this for a while
00:42:21.420 now that i want to flip the table over that we want to flip the table over and we want to bring
00:42:26.080 back uh a lot of uh it's been a slow boil we've lost our rights and freedoms over time parental
00:42:32.980 rights and are i mean they're stealing our our hard-earned money that overtaxed 55 um shutting
00:42:40.980 down our opportunities at the same time these land these bylaws are coming in the land use
00:42:45.540 changes and all that so it's real people stepping up to do uh you know to fight for their not only
00:42:53.880 their children but uh all children and future generations it's i've been for as heartbreaking
00:42:59.700 as this has been for me like my family is still divided over this and broken through this um but
00:43:06.260 i've met so many beautiful people and kind people it's honestly i want to say now uh what we just
00:43:13.380 went through with the independence party these are good people and they've been deceived and uh
00:43:18.900 when they when they understand that it's going to be hard for them just like the first year of
00:43:22.740 covid i watched people um knowing that you know they fell for the lie and uh when people wake up
00:43:29.680 from that i mean it's got to be a heavy burden for them psychologically so it's not easy this
00:43:34.400 has been a a tough grind for me and uh you know we'll go our separate ways for now and there's
00:43:40.340 some there's a lot of anger and animosity there but i will get to the bottom of it i will find
00:43:45.780 out how this happened and who's connected to who and uh who deceived who and uh we'll see but uh
00:43:55.680 anyways bob have you had the hard conversations with some old friends and family members i know
00:44:01.400 i have uh i sat down with a guy three weeks ago i just happened to bump into him i was out doing
00:44:08.080 something i forget but we sat down and had a cup of coffee and uh and he said i've seen your podcast
00:44:14.100 and I said oh yeah he goes yeah he didn't say much after that and I said do you think I'm crazy
00:44:21.000 and he goes no I said do I seem crazy to you like insane certifiable he goes no no you seem the same
00:44:29.820 as you've always been I said so why do you think that I'm saying these things I haven't lost my
00:44:36.620 mind I'm still able to think very clearly what makes you think that I'm out here spouting lies
00:44:45.880 and he couldn't answer that it was like well this is what they say and this is what you say and and
00:44:52.200 right and so when you put people on the spot like that maybe you make them think a little bit I'm
00:44:59.540 not suggesting that it's going to change their mind in a heartbeat or even overnight but it
00:45:05.620 gives them something to think about doesn't it it does it's these uh conversations are you know
00:45:11.300 like i said where people are at different levels of awareness and what i'm seeing here
00:45:16.760 especially in the last six months there's there's a hunger maybe even more than that you know
00:45:21.780 going back to last fall when i ran on the brooks medicine at by-election uh i i know so example one
00:45:29.260 one here's one example getting my hair cut in a barbershop and the hairdresser just she led the
00:45:35.340 conversation opened up with I had two COVID injections vaccinations but I don't think I'm
00:45:41.080 going to get any more and she looked you know looked at me for a reaction then I just talked
00:45:45.980 and there was a couple of the other hairdressers turned around to listen to me as I've just laying
00:45:50.000 everything that I said here and more they were so thankful for that information and now we have
00:45:55.400 the events that we host here with Dr. Alexander, Dr. Mackis, Dr. Hodgson and people are so thankful
00:46:01.840 because not only are they getting a true understanding
00:46:05.080 of what happened to them, there's treatments.
00:46:09.280 There's treatments for them to help them.
00:46:12.900 And, you know, I remember the first presentation
00:46:16.200 that Dr. Mackis did in Grand Prairie.
00:46:19.260 We went for a bite to eat after and we're driving
00:46:22.140 and he said, so what do you think, Bob?
00:46:24.120 Is that too much?
00:46:24.820 Because it's a heavy conversation.
00:46:26.740 You know, he's showing people that have died
00:46:28.960 from this terrible injection.
00:46:30.880 and it's sobering and it's sad but I said no I said people people are ready and they need to
00:46:37.880 hear it and this is how I said we need to have the conversation in order to heal before we can
00:46:43.980 heal and before we can truly move on and that was the purpose of Paul coming to Alberta is to finish
00:46:49.040 the COVID conversation and the same thing you brought up President Trump and whatever whoever
00:46:54.380 happens to run down there they need to finish the conversation there needs to be acknowledgement
00:47:01.040 that mistakes were made and um that's the only way we can move on when you make a mistake
00:47:07.720 admit to it and that's the only way you can move on well there's a lot of people who want more than
00:47:14.300 admittance of mistakes they want blood you know don't get me wrong and there should be there
00:47:19.940 should be accountability there needs to be justice absolutely there needs to be this was purposely
00:47:26.300 done and uh you know what when uh if you understand what's happening and you continue to do it if you
00:47:33.040 understand that people are dying from this and you keep and you continue injecting them with this or
00:47:40.060 bringing in this agenda where you know it's going to absolutely destroy our way of life yeah there's
00:47:44.600 there needs to be accountability absolutely yeah 100 bob are you in a position where you want
00:47:50.980 people to get a hold of you for support or any kind of volunteering because i know the election
00:47:55.780 is coming up soon yeah if they want to reach out and i'd be happy to send them my article i got an
00:48:01.640 article where uh about the u.n agenda how it came to be um all the links are provided and uh i urge
00:48:09.180 everybody to go and look for themselves um government documents articles and whatnot and
00:48:13.480 They can just email me at bobblayonne, so B-O-B-B-L-A-Y-O-N-E at gmail.com.
00:48:23.240 You know what?
00:48:24.040 That's something interesting that you just touched on there.
00:48:26.260 Can you give us a brief history of how this agenda came to be?
00:48:31.260 Absolutely.
00:48:32.000 Let me pull it up.
00:48:33.660 I can quote most of it off the top of my head, but there's a lot of info.
00:48:37.640 Well, in that case, just quote most of it off the top of your head.
00:48:40.300 Give us your version of it instead of reading off the documents.
00:48:42.920 It's because, you know, 1993, Brian Mulroney signed us on to it in Rio de Janeiro.
00:48:50.200 He was the first prime minister.
00:48:51.700 Of course, he's a conservative.
00:48:53.140 And then in 2007, Harper signed us on to the Sustainability Act.
00:48:58.200 And then 2009, he actually signed us on to the World Health Organization, International Health Regulations.
00:49:04.840 They're binding.
00:49:06.040 If people look that up, they'll see that it's word for word when it came to travel to and from Canada.
00:49:10.980 It's word for word.
00:49:11.680 In 2013, Mr. Harper brought in the banking bail-in regime, which gives the banks the authority to seize assets of their customers.
00:49:23.960 And in 2015, he signed us onto the Paris Climate Accord twice.
00:49:29.600 He signed it five days before he left office.
00:49:32.120 That is UN agenda.
00:49:34.880 That is it right there.
00:49:36.080 And then in Alberta here, the PC government led by Alison Redford brought the World Economic Forum for the first time to Alberta and they were holding meetings to develop talks on climate change and energy talks.
00:49:54.800 And Daniel Smith was the leader of the Wild Rose Party at that time.
00:49:59.640 And she was very upset because the meeting was delayed.
00:50:05.640 And in 2022, in December, this UCP government fully aligned with the Trudeau government.
00:50:15.020 Well, I said the Trudeau government.
00:50:16.700 With the Harper Plan on climate change, they fully aligned.
00:50:21.780 They're tripling our industrial carbon tax here in Alberta.
00:50:24.800 um yeah it's uh there's more to it i mean it's it's the wellington here's one i got this this
00:50:33.680 was one here i need to talk about this lobby organization wellington advocacy wellington
00:50:39.080 wellington advocacy was set up one year before coba began and the payroll and staff and the
00:50:45.220 board member are all the inner circle operatives of kenny harper doug ford the conservative party
00:50:51.420 Power Structure Canada, Nick Koolsbergen is the CEO. And again, I know Nick. I had many
00:50:57.600 conversations with Nick. I enjoyed talking to him. He was recruited by the Conservatives at
00:51:02.520 the age of 16. Brilliant guy. They're good at what they do. And then Ray Novak is a business
00:51:07.840 partner with Harper on Harper and Associates. And they got connections to 80 political parties
00:51:13.820 around the world. So Wellington is actually the lobby organization that has been working for
00:51:18.580 Forte that world economic forum organization they've been doing all the all the work for them
00:51:22.940 um what else I mean it just it goes on and on and on um the the carbon tax sorry the uh the
00:51:32.420 um carbon capture that they're bringing here now in Alberta uh 70 percent of those projects are
00:51:39.780 funded by the taxpayer and uh the UCP was working with the Trudeau liberals last year too
00:51:47.600 um bring they were asking for 30 billion dollars to come to alberta and uh it's just they're just
00:51:55.120 feeding out the trough is all they're doing so these political parties they're not really rivals
00:52:00.300 at all only publicly they're kind of like professional wrestlers they'll fight each
00:52:04.820 other in the ring and then go have a beer backstage after the show is over yeah exactly so
00:52:09.340 dr salim manzer he's another individual friend of mine that i connected with through this
00:52:13.880 he was with the conservative party he was an mp under them actually and he was right at the table
00:52:19.300 and um he was kicked out under the sheer leadership he wanted to start speaking of his
00:52:25.580 concern for extreme islam and he's a muslim um beautiful person and he has a deep understanding
00:52:33.020 now in the geopolitical situation in the world and he'd be a good individual to have on your show
00:52:38.380 shadows because um he says it this way two bodies one head pulling us in the same direction this
00:52:45.840 agenda was uh try they tried to bring it into the u.s 101 years ago and the republicans killed it
00:52:53.840 on the senate floor so since that time the so this is how it works so you probably know this
00:52:58.920 but the the Bilderberg we got the the club of rome and then the Bilderberg group well the
00:53:03.340 Bilderberg group was where Kenny was going Harper was going and then off that you got the
00:53:08.160 trilateral commission mark carney is in that organization mark carney foreign former governor
00:53:13.500 bank of canada in england um and then the wf off the other side and the wf the world economic forum
00:53:19.540 has infiltrated all aspects of our society education public health uh right down to the
00:53:25.780 municipal politics and that's how they it's a it's a it's a huge awful spider web of brutality and
00:53:33.880 evil who's on top of them though i mean you got the wf you got the bilderbergs you've got uh the
00:53:40.500 club of rome but who sits over top i've got an opinion on that i think it's uh it's the big
00:53:46.480 hedge funds i think it's black rock and vanguard those guys larry fink and his crew i think they're
00:53:52.740 on top of it and they're the ones pulling the strings over everybody that's my opinion banking
00:53:58.200 institution the world bank like i said that joseph stiglitz he was with the world bank and
00:54:02.040 imf and all that but it was interesting chris remember when christine anderson the german
00:54:06.660 parliamentarian came to came to albert there i asked her my question and it was an interesting
00:54:11.800 day i uh archer had presented christine with two um guests that day one was a solidarity sweatshirt
00:54:19.380 in calgary at the day event and the other was a white cowboy hat and it was at the evening event
00:54:26.100 i asked her um i gotta tell you this story though so during the day i handed her hand delivered her
00:54:32.100 my article and one of her uh the handlers who was being you know managed by a conservative uh 0.85
00:54:38.980 player she come running over ripped the article right out of christine's hand and said very angry
00:54:44.580 she said bob i told you i already sent this to her and i'm like wow and so but that evening i
00:54:50.580 i had my opportunity they opened up the floor and i said christine the only thing i wanted to
00:54:56.100 ask you today about was uh if you know how this agenda came to our nation and our province and
00:55:03.900 she said the politicians and parties aren't important because they are all puppets of those
00:55:10.320 pulling the strings and she said it she would like to know who are the people on top um who are the
00:55:15.540 hundred or whatever there's thousand who knows whoever's there but you know when i gotta just
00:55:20.860 one i always like to bring this up we we've been enslaved in this uh nation a long time ago when
00:55:29.380 the uh the british parliament and everybody says the crown but selene he uh explains it very well
00:55:35.280 the british parliament were under rule of and it was like my fourth great grandfather's chief
00:55:41.020 black powder and my third great uncle's chief big bear they were the last holdouts to the
00:55:45.020 signing a treaty six they fought hard for their people also and they had a couple of quotes that
00:55:50.740 really resonate passionately today was one was uh come to us as men do not come to us with trinkets
00:55:58.620 well the trinkets today we see as our own taxpayer funded you know bribes to vote for these 0.72
00:56:04.460 parasites and another one uh was i will not i will not live with a noose around my neck 0.91
00:56:10.640 But since that day, Shadow, our First Nation people have been enslaved and they've been brutalized.
00:56:17.020 And what's coming next is for all of us.
00:56:19.580 All of us are going to be slaves to these globalists with these, you know, the sustainable, the digital ID and the social credit scores.
00:56:28.960 And you see it once you understand, you know, it's horrifying.
00:56:32.560 But I cannot imagine knowing this for 20 years, like some of my friends, like Mark Friesen, for example, he's been aware for 20 years.
00:56:40.220 yeah that must have been long and hard well he told me this story a couple of months ago he was
00:56:46.920 on uh maybe it was longer but he said shadow in the last couple of years because they've been
00:56:52.120 doing the tours across the country and he's been doing that for quite some time he said i'd do a
00:56:56.080 thing like this and i'd get 10 people maybe if i was lucky to come and listen and now they're
00:57:00.580 filling rooms five six hundred people so people are waking up i'm just hoping that they wake up
00:57:05.940 fast enough so we can get to critical mass and stop all this nonsense before they've got us under
00:57:11.300 lock and key bob i should have had you on a long time ago man thanks for coming on tonight really
00:57:15.880 appreciate your time and and and if you do have some time in the future please keep us posted as
00:57:20.200 to what's going on absolutely thank you okay bob leon you guys uh he's i guess he let the cat out
00:57:27.540 of the bag tonight he'll be running as an independent candidate with arthur pavlosky and
00:57:31.440 and a few others that he didn't want to name,
00:57:33.800 I was actually going to suggest,
00:57:35.360 hey, how about Theo Fleury?
00:57:36.820 How about Tamara Leach?
00:57:38.340 How about Jamie Saleh?
00:57:40.600 That would be interesting, wouldn't it?
00:57:43.080 Just run as an independent candidate.
00:57:45.120 We know that those people
00:57:47.120 are completely and totally on our side.
00:57:50.620 In their hearts, we know it.
00:57:54.360 We know they're not controlled.
00:57:57.020 And one of the topics earlier this evening, guys,
00:57:59.580 was you know who are the controlled people the people who are making the money from this
00:58:06.840 it's the people who are earning from our misery yeah they might be saying the right things
00:58:13.240 they might even feel these things but ultimately they're going to take the money and run who's a
00:58:19.900 sellout right who is going to sell us out who says the right things and then somebody comes
00:58:27.780 along the world economic forum with 2 million 3 million 50 million dollars and says here here
00:58:33.020 we'll give you this money to shut up somebody actually said to me the other day in regards
00:58:37.720 to jordan peterson and look i like jordan peterson i like the things he says um but
00:58:45.560 if you were on the other side of things if you were a globalist and you had somebody like jordan
00:58:52.980 Peterson speaking up against you what would you do about that would you try to buy him off 0.72
00:59:00.140 absolutely you would you'd either try to buy him off or you'd have him murdered
00:59:05.180 simple so I can't say for sure that he has been bought off I suspect he has
00:59:14.940 because of this arc project that he is now promoting and some of the people go look for
00:59:21.640 it yourself google or search bar jordan peterson arc project and you will see for yourselves
00:59:28.780 the people who are already enlisted in this project
00:59:31.820 and how long it's going to be before it even gets off the ground friends we haven't got that kind of
00:59:40.460 time so many of the things he says ring true many of them you have you have to scratch your head and
00:59:50.600 go, what are you talking about? And somebody said to me, getting back to my original point
00:59:54.960 via email, how dare you? He's one of the greatest Canadians. And I say, look, if we can't question
01:00:00.820 people and we turn them into instant deities, all of a sudden they are untouchable. No, no, no.
01:00:08.780 Everybody, everybody gets questioned. Everybody. We cannot, there are no untouchables, not anymore.
01:00:18.660 right? I mean, we can't find out the emperor has no clothes after he takes power, man. That would
01:00:25.380 be the worst of the worst. Okay, I want to introduce you guys, in case you haven't met
01:00:30.820 this man before, to Billboard Chris. He's got 200,000 followers on Twitter here. He is the
01:00:38.020 father of two girls. He travels North America to expose gender ideology and why children cannot
01:00:44.980 consent to medical transition okay so over the weekend he was in vancouver i'm going to show you
01:00:51.060 a video we're going to get down to the video here and uh you may find it funny you may find it
01:00:58.180 alarming you may find it to be both ah here it is right here okay so i don't know who this guy with
01:01:04.320 the beard interviewing him is but he's wearing a sign that says children cannot consent this
01:01:10.300 is at a trans rally in vancouver so watch what happens here why why do you think that they're
01:01:17.340 getting that kind of representation i mean it's uh clearly was uh aggressive violence 1.00
01:01:22.080 you suck you suck okay okay you know what i should warn you some of you with tender ears 1.00
01:01:28.700 that you don't like the f word this guy here this guy here i say this guy with the long blonde hair 1.00
01:01:36.360 and the skirt on uh he uses f sharps over and over and then he brings some of his companions
01:01:42.980 along and they start yelling in uh billboard chris's face but watch what happens towards 1.00
01:01:47.820 the end here let's go fuck you fuck you you're not wanted fuck you you're you're a fucking idiot 1.00
01:01:53.460 you're a fucking i don't know what to say i guess these police officers are mostly indoctrinated as 1.00
01:01:57.900 well they're afraid of the mob i think i think they're afraid that if they do anything to actually 1.00
01:02:04.880 keep law and order, that they'll end up being on the end of this verbal abuse.
01:02:11.880 So it's just cowardice from everybody all around.
01:02:15.880 People probably want to know, how do you keep your composure?
01:02:18.880 What's up?
01:02:19.880 How do you keep your composure? 1.00
01:02:21.880 Fuck you! 1.00
01:02:22.880 Fuck you! 1.00
01:02:23.880 Fuck you! 1.00
01:02:24.880 Fuck you! 1.00
01:02:25.880 Fuck you! 1.00
01:02:26.880 Fuck you! 1.00
01:02:27.880 Fuck you! 1.00
01:02:28.880 Fuck you! 1.00
01:02:29.880 Fuck you! 1.00
01:02:30.880 Oh, well, that's a bit of a mess. 1.00
01:02:40.620 And then the cops finally roll in.
01:02:47.020 Okay, so let's get back to the incident right here.
01:02:53.760 Okay, there's been a little bit of a controversy as to who started this. 1.00
01:02:58.740 so let's fuck you fuck you fuck you fuck you fuck you fuck you okay right right there so billboard 1.00
01:03:08.800 chris right there touches this guy's chest and that's when the blonde dude pushes him back 1.00
01:03:15.180 as far as i can see okay okay okay so
01:03:24.060 i mean i i can understand billboard he should have gone with billboard bob don't you think
01:03:31.040 that sounds better anyway billboard chris because this guy is right up in his face yelling f you
01:03:36.800 f you f you f you right so he just kind of pushes him away i mean he's right up in his grill
01:03:42.280 so that little nudge in the chest was enough for that guy to go ahead and completely and totally
01:03:50.340 tackle billboard chris so what happens next well the police come in and we're going to get to
01:03:59.380 well that's a different angle we should probably look at this angle
01:04:12.280 okay so somehow antifa is wrapped up in the trans movement now i don't know how that happened
01:04:27.620 but they are let's watch this oh hi friendly people here already please don't push me thank
01:04:34.400 you don't touch me i'm just coming to my friends buddy don't touch me don't get in my way you don't
01:04:40.100 have the right to stop absolutely don't touch me oh here we go i'm getting painted on already
01:04:46.020 in here five seconds i'm already getting assaulted oh i love it peaceful antifa look at all these
01:04:53.240 brave people with their masks on okay so that's a tolerant left and once again you know these guys
01:04:57.720 are being shoved around and the police do nothing until the altercation happens so after the
01:05:04.260 altercation the reporter with the beard walks over to this cop right here and asks a couple of
01:05:10.640 questions watch this you're gonna be completely blown away with the answer from this cop did you
01:05:16.880 just say he came here to incite violence by forcing his opinion on people okay so he's talking
01:05:22.540 about billboard chris you think he came here to incite violence because they got offended by his
01:05:27.560 sign? What is wrong with you? He didn't scream at all. They put their face in his face. What is
01:05:36.760 wrong with you? Okay. How on earth did you become a police officer? She is literally sitting here
01:05:44.580 saying that Billboard Chris is inciting violence by standing there with his sign. Is that really
01:05:50.840 your position? Okay, sir. We're done with this conversation. Yeah, I thought so. Okay. They put
01:05:55.840 they're facing his now one thing we we did not see in the videos was billboard chris yelling
01:06:05.480 anything he stood there and tried to talk to that reporter he gave the one blonde guy shove in the
01:06:14.260 chest and that's what started the altercation this cop here is suggesting that billboard chris is the
01:06:21.100 who was yelling what's wrong with you and scream at someone and he didn't scream at all he didn't
01:06:26.700 they put their face in his face what is wrong with you okay how on earth did you become a police 0.81
01:06:33.340 officer she's literally sitting here saying that billboard chris is inciting violence by standing
01:06:40.780 there with his sign is that really your position okay sir we're done with this conversation yeah
01:06:45.660 i thought so i thought so this is absolutely unbecoming of the vancouver police department
01:06:51.900 disgusting how do you become a police officer with powers of observation
01:06:57.420 like that in the meantime please tell me guys is this video real or is it deep faked because if
01:07:08.060 If it's real, this is kind of an admission that Biden is using everything he can use to somehow vilify Donald Trump.
01:07:17.380 Watch. We just have to demonstrate that he will not take power by if we if he does run, making sure he under legitimate efforts of our Constitution does not become the next president again.
01:07:32.760 okay all right so the beginning and maybe it's just a glitchy video i don't know but the beginning
01:07:38.740 looks like it's been overdubbed onto his face so watch it again we just have to demonstrate that
01:07:45.280 he will not take power by uh if we if he does run making sure he uh under the legitimate efforts of
01:07:54.000 our constitution does not become the next president again legitimate powers of our
01:08:00.100 constitution are you kidding me i mean have you read what they're trying to indict him on and how
01:08:07.660 many counts how many different indictments there are that's pretty crazy so if that video is real
01:08:18.900 that's joe biden saying that we will use our justice system to try and stop a candidate
01:08:27.580 a legitimate candidate
01:08:29.660 from running in the next presidential election.
01:08:34.280 In other words, we're weaponizing
01:08:36.540 the court system, the justice system.
01:08:39.840 They've already weaponized the FBI.
01:08:41.880 They're doing everything they can
01:08:43.620 to stop Trump from running again.
01:08:47.060 Or are they?
01:08:48.500 There's another popular theory out there
01:08:50.460 that suggests that they're trying
01:08:53.720 to actually get Trump the nomination
01:08:56.800 because they know they can beat him.
01:08:58.620 They're not so sure they can beat Ron DeSantis.
01:09:02.460 But they've beaten Trump before handily, they think.
01:09:05.340 This is just a theory that I've heard.
01:09:08.620 So they want Trump to get that nomination,
01:09:10.700 so they're trying to trump up support for Trump 0.88
01:09:13.560 by throwing this ridiculous indictment out there 0.60
01:09:17.400 because they know that will solidify the Republicans around Trump, 0.58
01:09:20.660 he'll get the nomination, and they win the next election.
01:09:23.740 interesting theory isn't it where are we at here okay so i talked about the end of the dollar the
01:09:33.080 u.s dollar at the beginning of the show and this is something very important that you guys need to
01:09:37.440 know wayne peters suggested that the dollar is going to be crashed intentionally by the end of
01:09:46.020 summer so if the u.s dollar the world's leading currency is crashed by the end of the summer
01:09:56.020 the canadian dollar will already be gone because the dollars the canadian dollar is dependent upon
01:10:03.080 the u.s dollar it's the world's reserve currency it's used by 58 percent of the world right now
01:10:10.640 as its official currency meaning that even though they don't they may not use it in the streets to
01:10:15.720 pay for things, they use it, their countries use it to trade with, even though many countries are
01:10:21.340 moving away from it, the de-dollarization. Go ahead and look that up as well. India is now using
01:10:27.200 rupees rather than U.S. dollars for international trade, and 18 countries have agreed to trade in
01:10:35.520 Indian rupees. This is from the Gateway Pundit. Following the U.S. Federal Reserve's sharpest
01:10:41.620 tightening in monetary policy in decades. India has offered its currency as an alternative for
01:10:47.900 trade to nations that are experiencing a shortage of dollars, Bloomberg reported. Now, it's not so
01:10:53.180 much these countries are experiencing, my friends, a shortage of dollars. They are selling them off,
01:10:58.780 and we'll get to that in just a second. But could the U.S. dollar actually collapse?
01:11:05.200 It's been the world's reserve currency for almost 100 years. This story here from
01:11:10.600 watcher.guru, the possibility of a currency collapsing is when that currency loses all
01:11:17.300 its use cases and value. A currency or money in general has value because of the belief that it
01:11:23.720 has value. That's us giving the dollar its value. And also because of the value given by the
01:11:30.520 government. A currency can collapse for various reasons. These include hyperinflation. We've got
01:11:36.140 that political and economic instability do we ever have that and the high debt of a country and boy
01:11:43.420 do we have that as well however unlike other currencies the u.s dollar has a special status
01:11:50.100 globally since it's a global reserve currency it's also touted as the safest and most stable
01:11:56.100 currency with the u.s economy still the biggest worldwide but maybe not for much longer the
01:12:01.960 chances of the U.S. dollar collapsing are very thin, yet this is not an improbable situation.
01:12:10.300 The U.S. dollar becomes the world's reserve currency. This is just a little bit of a history
01:12:15.720 lesson here from investopedia.com, so you guys understand. The U.S. dollar was officially crowned
01:12:21.500 the world's reserve currency and was backed by the world's largest gold reserves thanks to the
01:12:25.780 Bretton Woods Agreement back in the early 1970s. Instead of gold reserves, other countries
01:12:31.360 Accumulated reserves of U.S. dollars
01:12:33.500 Needing a place to store their dollars
01:12:35.740 Countries began buying U.S. Treasury securities
01:12:38.540 Which they considered to be a safe store of money
01:12:41.600 But now, what have we got?
01:12:45.820 Large economic powerhouse countries like Japan
01:12:49.540 Selling off U.S. dollars
01:12:52.940 I don't know what they're replacing it with
01:12:57.460 Maybe gold?
01:12:59.140 maybe the chinese yuan is that what it's called the yuan i guess i should know that probably
01:13:05.500 going to be spending it very soon or maybe the ruble look at this japan can now this story goes
01:13:13.240 back to a couple of months back japan confirmed that it made record interventions in the foreign
01:13:19.640 exchange market in october selling the dollar worth 6.3 trillion yen 48 billion u.s dollars
01:13:27.300 to support the yen currency that comes from the Ministry of Finance of Japan.
01:13:33.700 Other countries are doing this as well.
01:13:37.080 Mexico is now interested in joining the BRICS.
01:13:41.460 Brazil is one of the founding countries.
01:13:44.380 Russia, India, China, South Africa,
01:13:48.440 many, many, many other countries are interested in moving away from the U.S. dollar
01:13:53.500 and coming up with some kind of a new reserve currency worldwide
01:13:58.700 based maybe from the Chinese Yuan.
01:14:04.700 The United States dollar
01:14:07.580 used to be used by 70% of the economic world
01:14:14.380 three years ago.
01:14:17.380 Do you know what it's at now?
01:14:19.860 58%.
01:14:20.660 And the way things are going, my friends,
01:14:22.980 They're going to crash that very, very soon.
01:14:25.760 I don't think it, me personally, I don't think it's going to be by the end of this summer.
01:14:31.400 I think they're on a timeline for 2025.
01:14:34.780 What does that mean for you?
01:14:36.440 That means that, for us, that means the dollars that we have are going to be absolutely worthless.
01:14:43.180 When that time comes, they're going to come to us and they're going to say, you know what?
01:14:47.500 We've got a plan.
01:14:49.600 We've got a plan and here it is.
01:14:51.640 Do you want to hear it?
01:14:52.980 The plan is a brand new dollar.
01:14:58.380 It might not be called a dollar.
01:14:59.660 It could be something else, maybe a credit, whatever.
01:15:04.260 And we're going to give you a thousand of these every single month.
01:15:07.960 And that, my friends, should pay for everything from lodging to food
01:15:12.280 to whatever other amenities you choose to enjoy.
01:15:18.400 That'll be the universal basic income.
01:15:22.980 and your value with that universal basic income
01:15:28.160 will go up and down based upon, fill in the blank,
01:15:33.020 your personal, it's not even going to be your personal worth,
01:15:36.460 it's going to be how much you can have,
01:15:39.340 how much of this universal basic income you can have
01:15:42.200 will be based upon your...
01:15:48.980 In the comments, write it down.
01:15:51.160 What will it be based upon?
01:15:52.980 no not carbon footprint gloria good guess that's part of it
01:16:00.660 behavior right barb you're right behavior your social credit score
01:16:08.900 so what is the social credit score you guys saw me run that video uh that chinese video last week
01:16:15.240 right where people can't take the train if they say certain things that are recorded
01:16:20.760 against the government and there's cameras everywhere and with digital facial recognition
01:16:27.260 they'll be able to tell exactly what you said and when you said it probably from
01:16:31.600 six or seven different angles 0.98
01:16:33.360 so yeah you're going to be docked you're going to be docked credits so if you say trudeau sucks
01:16:46.960 in 2025 when we're on this universal basic income with the new credit system the digital credit
01:16:55.720 your social credit score goes down let's say everybody starts at a thousand social credit
01:17:01.680 points they're going to take five points off you if you jaywalk it's another five points 0.83
01:17:06.800 if you say i don't believe that men can be women and i don't believe that women can be men
01:17:12.060 that's a biggie that'll cost you 25 social credit points and then your score goes down and down and
01:17:18.360 down so does your income so can the restaurants you can eat at so do the events you can attend
01:17:23.980 you try to go to a concert with a credit score of 500 good luck with that you might be able to
01:17:30.720 but you'd be sitting in the very very very top nosebleed section and if your credit score goes
01:17:36.260 below 500 forget about getting in at all that is what this is that is what they're gearing us up
01:17:42.540 for and i was having a conversation with a wonderful woman on the phone earlier today
01:17:47.980 she was talking to me about uh stand for these trudeau uh treason train movement and i said
01:17:59.840 that's fine. I hope you can get some people to join it. But Trudeau is the least of our problems
01:18:06.020 right now. Trudeau is a minion. He is a puppet. He's doing what he's being told to do. What we
01:18:14.980 should be concerned about more than anything is getting together with friends and possibly
01:18:21.100 neighbors and talking about a barter and trade system. You have chickens, I have a generator.
01:18:26.860 You have gasoline, I have a cow.
01:18:30.460 You want to trade?
01:18:35.560 That's how it's going to run.
01:18:38.720 We're going to go back to the bare minimum for a while.
01:18:44.200 And those of you who don't believe that,
01:18:46.440 well, you're going to be sucked into this matrix.
01:18:48.540 You won't have a choice.
01:18:51.660 This is coming, right?
01:18:53.820 Now, will you be able to get online without a facial recognition or a digital ID?
01:19:00.420 I don't know.
01:19:01.140 I think there's probably going to be pirate online communities, black market online communities.
01:19:06.920 This show will probably exist on one of those types of things in the not-too-distant future.
01:19:11.880 But before that, we may have to use ham radio.
01:19:16.660 Old-style TV signals, possibly.
01:19:19.620 That is what is coming.
01:19:21.480 having said that you know bob leone tonight this guy knows he's done research he's got documents
01:19:30.840 i don't know if we can defeat this thing politically i want to believe that we can
01:19:41.060 because there is always going to be hope i never want to hear anybody say we're doomed
01:19:45.980 we just have to get our heads around a new way of thinking that's all there is to it
01:19:51.360 It's not that bad a thing.
01:19:54.480 I mean, look at how your life has gone these past three years.
01:19:59.340 Every one of you watching this show right now on whatever platform, whether it's Twitter or Rumble or Facebook or LGM.news, you've probably lost somebody in the last three years.
01:20:12.320 I'm not talking about death either.
01:20:14.040 I'm talking about a difference of opinion when it comes to the quack scene.
01:20:18.820 or about any of these ridiculous mandates masks whatever it is right and they've probably called 0.90
01:20:28.740 you crazy and they've written you off and then they've invited you back into the fold but only 0.97
01:20:34.440 if you come crawling back and apologize for your behavior you're so terrible i know that that has 0.99
01:20:42.500 happened to many many people so your life has changed considerably in the last three years
01:20:48.620 hasn't it you didn't expect that to happen that's something that just happened because of the
01:20:55.820 circumstances we were in well now we're going to be facing different circumstances yet again
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01:24:34.580 my friends that's it for the show tonight i hope you had a good time with it i'll be back tomorrow
01:24:39.400 night, or I hope you learned something from it, because it wasn't necessarily all giggles and
01:24:44.060 laughs tonight. I'll be back tomorrow night, 8 o'clock central, for another Shadow at Night
01:24:48.320 live stream. Until then, I love you all, and I will talk to you soon. Bye for now.