The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Mon. Feb. 6th⧸2023

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00:02:00.000 Hey everybody, how you doing?

00:02:27.680 Welcome to Shadow at Night.

00:02:28.720 this is monday february the 6th 2023 special guest derrick smith is on the show tonight derrick is

00:02:35.580 the author of how the prime minister stole freedom uh one face two face black face blue face was

00:02:42.180 his latest that came out in late november or early december and he's got a new one out now

00:02:48.020 on amazon called hold the line the ballot of tamara leach so derrick is going to join the show

00:02:52.660 in just a second many of you are wondering what the heck happened to the show on friday night if

00:02:58.220 you view it on facebook so i'll get to that in just a second first let's say some hellos hello

00:03:05.180 karina uh who says derrick groberger happy birthday hello carrie watching tonight hello

00:03:13.360 steve how you doing sharon is watching uh jeff jeff stone from tacit investigations and security

00:03:20.320 is here everybody uh gerald is watching from saint adolf hello pat from saint paul alberta

00:03:25.840 Denise is watching from somewhere in Mexico.

00:03:28.480 Ron, hello, from Boswell, British Columbia.

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00:03:32.900 Russ is watching from the east part of Winnipeg.

00:03:36.340 Hello, Suzanne, watching from Kirkland Lake, Ontario.

00:03:39.640 Mike Vojjakas is in the house tonight.

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00:03:47.520 Michelle is watching from Hamilton.

00:03:49.240 Hello, Laura Angel, watching from Crossfield, Alberta.

00:03:52.840 Over to Rumble we go.

00:03:54.380 uh hello evening from saint francis who's watching in saint francis daisy may 39 is

00:03:59.920 watching in saint francis shitshow one says tinfoil hat saved lives i couldn't agree more

00:04:05.340 hello kathy dinny how you doing hot rod 57 57 from montreal barb is watching from calgary hello gsd 0.58

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00:04:26.240 Welcome to the show, everybody.

00:04:27.920 I'm glad you could be here again.

00:04:29.500 Special guest on the show tonight.

00:04:31.520 So what happened on Friday?

00:04:33.720 Well, at the 47-minute mark of the show,

00:04:38.840 I decided to play a video that was available on Twitter.

00:04:45.160 now we all know what twitter's new policies have been since elon musk took over so i played a

00:04:51.660 video from project veritas which was on twitter of a project veritas reporter chasing down a

00:05:00.600 youtube executive who i guess was out for a jog or something and he was asking questions about

00:05:06.840 why youtube pulled down the video the earlier video regarding how pfizer was considering doing

00:05:16.520 gain-of-function research or manipulating the virus so they could match a vaccine with it

00:05:22.640 whatever it was that video that came out a couple of weeks ago that's how now had 30 or 40 million

00:05:27.160 views on twitter alone because google took it down youtube took it down facebook took it down

00:05:33.140 So this video apparently has been labeled doxing by Facebook because, and I haven't seen this myself, and I've watched the video a few times today, the video was taken on this executive street, and apparently his address shows up somehow in the video, so it's doxing.

00:05:54.980 if you show where somebody lives it's doxing so based upon that facebook has decided to

00:06:04.840 not allow that video to be shown on any of their platforms instagram included and i played that

00:06:12.420 video and the algorithm the facebook algorithm caught it somehow miraculously and pulled the

00:06:19.240 show down immediately from facebook and deleted that post so many people were asking over the

00:06:23.520 weekend oh my god is your page gone is it disabled and and i said no i'm still able to post on the

00:06:29.120 page i'm still able to do live videos on the page the group still seems to be functioning

00:06:33.300 everything seems to be okay i got a warning don't do it again but uh so far so good so

00:06:40.140 this is a warning to anybody who still wants to watch on facebook i will provide the show on

00:06:46.740 facebook it's going to be back in the group very soon once they get their uh their act together

00:06:51.260 regarding that whole fiasco the subscription group but i'll keep it up here you guys until

00:06:57.940 the day that it comes down in the meantime you can follow me at shadow davis on twitter

00:07:02.880 that's at s-h-a-d-o-e-d-a-v-i-s on twitter and of course you can find me at the shadow davis show

00:07:10.400 on rumble so there's your explanation for what happened on friday night hello derek welcome

00:07:15.780 back to the show how you doing buddy hey i'm great thanks for having me back on it's like

00:07:19.500 a second home over here yeah i'm loving the have you got a new pinball machine back there it looks

00:07:24.560 like i do i've i've i'm always upgrading my arcade i got a i got a digital pinball in the back and

00:07:30.360 with a pc and probably about 4500 tables hooked up to it so it's wow it's a lot of fun love it

00:07:35.960 absolutely love it so it's hard to play that and do books at the same time but somehow i manage

00:07:40.840 you know what you've been pumping these things out at a rate of like once every couple of months

00:07:44.980 here let's throw this up on the screen and show everybody there is hold the line the ballot of

00:07:49.800 tamara leach illustrated by i'm not sure how to say that person's first name is it kide kide

00:07:55.080 kide knipe and of course written by you uh and this is in the same style as the first two how

00:08:02.300 the prime minister stole freedom and one face two face black face blue face i'm sure uh dr seuss

00:08:09.540 style uh it's sorry i didn't mean to cut you off sorry so there's a little bit of a delay there

00:08:15.140 go ahead no that's no no i was done go ahead oh sorry i was just i was just gonna say it's uh

00:08:20.980 it's in a rhyming style but this one while it has comedic uh drawings in it i wanted to make

00:08:26.940 this one a little bit more inspirational uh to fit with the one year anniversary of the freedom

00:08:31.920 convoy and uh while this is our i guess like you said we're pumping them out every couple of months

00:08:37.440 I was in touch with Tamara Leach back in September 0.95

00:08:40.900 and the discussion came about around doing a book

00:08:44.240 for the anniversary of the convoy

00:08:46.100 and we were already working on one face, two face, black face, blue face

00:08:49.300 so we kind of bit off a little more than we could chew

00:08:51.720 with tight deadlines of putting two books out within a three month span

00:08:55.220 so now that this book's out I think we're going to take a little bit of a breather

00:08:58.640 but we're also going to move out of politics for a bit with our next book 0.66

00:09:02.320 I think we're going to tackle the Epstein

00:09:04.880 hunter biden laptop child groomer kind of crowd so i think uh we're we're taking a little bit of

00:09:11.360 a step out of the canadian politics but we're still going to do political books should the

00:09:14.920 need arise as we go forward we're going to get into the american books now that's you know they

00:09:19.760 that's swimming with sharks my friend you got to watch i don't mind i don't mind but that one's

00:09:25.440 going to come later in the year we're going to take a little bit of a breather because we've boy

00:09:28.340 we've been working non-stop so this book uh hold the line the ballot of tamara leach is available

00:09:33.720 now on amazon but not quite in paperback or not quite in book form yet yeah it's in book form

00:09:39.460 it's out there we're actually sitting in the top 10 right now of all books on amazon so we're

00:09:43.360 climbing up the chart i'm hoping we're sitting at number one by tomorrow it's all going to depend

00:09:47.560 on if people want to go out and get themselves a copy so we're uh we're climbing man we're we're

00:09:51.480 doing well in the country of canada where everyone was born free and the people came across as nice

00:09:58.680 could be. From the fisheries of Newfoundland to the rocky west coast, Canada was a country

00:10:04.860 that its people loved most. Then one day came a man who caused political divide, making people

00:10:11.880 wear masks while staying inside. He locked the people down tight and took their freedoms away

00:10:17.720 while their jobs and their mental health faded away. He said it was for protection,

00:10:22.800 but his plans for more sinister the man who did this was canada's own prime minister wow indeed

00:10:31.140 have you ever gotten any push back at all from any political figures provincial federal uh no

00:10:39.680 no forms of pushback uh i was in ottawa during the uh emergency inquiry the emergency act inquiry

00:10:46.760 the poec i guess it was called i went there for support with uh tamara leach as as her friend

00:10:51.880 But I had been requested, actually, that any time I was in town to go meet with MP Melissa Lansman.

00:10:59.100 And she had three copies of my books and wanted them signed.

00:11:02.120 So I obliged.

00:11:03.500 And Pierre Polyev actually asked me to meet with him as well.

00:11:05.940 And Dr. Lesley Lewis.

00:11:07.180 They all apparently wanted their books signed.

00:11:09.380 So I sat down with them.

00:11:10.620 But while I was there, I stopped in at the House of Commons right around the time of question period.

00:11:16.760 And security asked, are you here to watch question period?

00:11:18.980 And I didn't realize you could actually go in and sit in the galleries and watch.

00:11:23.400 So, of course, I said, yeah, I'll go in and watch.

00:11:26.080 And I sat down.

00:11:27.440 It was the morning after I'd met with Melissa, but I was set to meet with Pierre still.

00:11:31.280 And she was looking around during question period.

00:11:33.520 I was about 15 feet away from Justin Trudeau in terms of where I was sitting up top to where he was in his chair.

00:11:39.940 And she noticed me while she was looking around, gave me a little nod and poked to Pierre, you know, pointed that I was up top.

00:11:46.760 so pierre leans forward with this big grin on his face and this huge wave and smile

00:11:51.800 and justin notices him waving so he turns around and as soon as he made eye contact with me the

00:11:57.780 smile on his face went to a frown and he literally grabbed all of his stuff got up and left in the

00:12:03.240 middle of question period and i had no idea that he knew my face i figured he knew the books i knew

00:12:08.440 about that but i had no idea he knew my face and and when i uh when i met with pierre he says boy

00:12:14.100 you sure ruined his day. And I said, I'll, I'll take it. Hey, that video of Trudeau reading your

00:12:20.500 book online. Did you have anything to do with that? Or was that somebody else who did that?

00:12:25.640 I did. Well, I did in a sense. So I reached out to my now good friend, Alex Woods, who did the

00:12:31.100 video. He brought out a video about two months prior to that of Trudeau being interviewed by

00:12:36.760 Jordan Peterson. And it was a deep fake video. And I thought it was so well done. I messaged him

00:12:42.680 through his youtube and said listen um you know i've got this book out it went number one over

00:12:48.100 the summer i'd really love it if you could do something where you know trudeau's reading the

00:12:52.000 book and he said do you have any idea how long it would take me to do that and i said okay well

00:12:58.600 could you do something along the lines where he's maybe just talking about it or um you know

00:13:03.800 embarrassing himself with gaffes or something just because it would be good for for marketing

00:13:07.640 or anything like that and he said let me let me work on something he hadn't heard of the book

00:13:12.340 So I sent him a copy and he said, I'm not going to tell you what I'm doing.

00:13:16.820 Just give it a bit.

00:13:17.880 And I think it was about seven or eight weeks later, he messaged me five minutes before

00:13:22.000 it went live.

00:13:22.560 And he said, just go check it out.

00:13:23.620 And evidently he had Trudeau reading the entire book because he thought it was such

00:13:27.180 a great book.

00:13:28.100 And I was so, so pleased to see him do that.

00:13:31.160 And boy, he knocked it out of the park.

00:13:33.340 That was hilarious.

00:13:34.380 I can't even tell you how many times that video has been forwarded to me. 0.66

00:13:37.920 Let's talk about Tamara Leach. 0.91

00:13:41.040 Yes. 0.83

00:13:41.240 um you've become friends with tamara as a matter of fact you know i i i'm starting that process

00:13:46.400 with tamara uh we had a fantastic conversation on the phone last week a very dear friend of mine

00:13:53.120 was passing through medicine hat last week and uh stopped in to see her right and you know i i'm not

00:13:59.880 in a position like i i think that she's a wonderful person and friendly you know amazingly uh well

00:14:07.760 spoken can you give us a little insight into uh into mera well look she's we had her on my youtube

00:14:15.820 channel just before christmas on a live stream with theo flurry uh we were we were very careful

00:14:22.440 because of course with her bail conditions we can't talk about certain things so we we talked

00:14:28.520 about christmas traditions and she actually ended up playing guitar and singing songs uh with theo

00:14:33.200 because Theo's also in a band.

00:14:35.460 And it was a great time.

00:14:36.700 We had a lot of fun.

00:14:37.680 I always say that, you know,

00:14:39.000 when we were at the POEC together,

00:14:40.320 I said, you know, Tamara's kind of like

00:14:41.880 the queen of Canada in my mind. 0.99

00:14:44.240 She's definitely worthy of that title. 1.00

00:14:45.940 She's, there's not even a diabolical bone in her body. 1.00

00:14:49.560 I don't think she's the nicest person on earth. 0.99

00:14:51.380 And I always say, she's like everybody's mom. 0.75

00:14:53.240 You know, she just wants to look after everybody 0.92

00:14:55.820 and make sure everyone's comfortable.

00:14:57.140 And it doesn't bother her how much it puts her out.

00:15:01.000 If it were to put her out,

00:15:02.020 I don't even think there's such a thing with her. 0.98

00:15:04.420 She's just always happy to make everyone else happy and put them ahead of 1.00

00:15:07.620 herself. And the first time I met with her,

00:15:11.760 it felt like a friend that you hadn't seen in a long time,

00:15:14.460 but nothing had changed.

00:15:16.220 And she reached out to me as a fan of the books.

00:15:19.380 And since then we became really close friends because she doesn't live very

00:15:22.480 far from where I am only a couple hours and we stay in touch.

00:15:26.000 And my, my daughter even calls her auntie freedom. They,

00:15:29.720 they love tamara so it's uh she's a wonderful person i couldn't be happier i think that's one

00:15:34.960 of the greatest things to come out of the success of these books is uh having the ability to call

00:15:39.080 her a very good near and dear friend i can't wait to get her on the show to talk about her

00:15:44.560 experiences and absolutely you know there's there's other things in the works obviously but

00:15:49.720 she's uh truly one of the one of the great people and as you say you know like i i think that she is

00:15:54.920 a hero of canadian freedom uh and may be remembered if we win this thing going forward uh may be

00:16:01.040 remembered as quite a historical figure in this country in 10 to 20 years could be in the books

00:16:06.640 right uh it's it's funny because i when we were talking about the one year anniversary of the

00:16:11.340 convoy uh my good friend clyde do something who was responsible for how the prime minister stole

00:16:16.140 freedom taking off he was in town this last weekend and we did his live stream from my arcade

00:16:21.320 And Tamara actually joined the live stream because we were headed to a freedom march in Red Deer on Saturday.

00:16:26.760 So we were talking about after the broadcast, of course, the convoy.

00:16:31.740 And I said, you know, I think like even if like because there was talks this year about I think James Bowder doing some kind of convoy 2.0 that was canceled because of safety reasons.

00:16:42.260 I know there was talks.

00:16:43.540 I reached out to you at one point about what I thought was going to be going on in Winnipeg.

00:16:46.560 And that is completely the opposite.

00:16:49.600 We won't get into that.

00:16:50.740 But what I was saying was when you look at anything, if anybody were to try to amass something on the same level of what went on during that Freedom Convoy, I don't think you could ever top the feeling, the electricity, the fire that everybody got inside of them while that was going on.

00:17:07.860 I don't think you'll ever be able to duplicate an uprising of patriotism that we saw during the Freedom Convoy ever again.

00:17:17.120 What they did was truly remarkable and very special, I think. 0.84

00:17:20.740 And I wonder if Trudeau would have the balls to declare the emergency act again. 0.93

00:17:26.360 Does he have any? I don't know. I've heard they're missing. 0.98

00:17:28.860 Wait a minute. Hold on. Just a second here. Wait a minute. I don't know how this happened.

00:17:34.560 He just popped onto my screen here. Justin Trudeau is on the show.

00:17:40.920 Excuse me, Mr. Trudeau. I guess welcome.

00:17:45.040 welcome is far from a word that i would use in this context wait a minute wait a minute

00:17:53.960 this isn't justin trudeau is it isn't our prime minister black this guy's white

00:17:59.120 derek i thought justin trudeau was black i don't appreciate the uh racial slurs there derek i've

00:18:07.320 been following your three books very carefully and i've been uh looking forward to my new c11 bill

00:18:14.360 perfectly in time for your productions oh well i'm very flattered that you go out of your way

00:18:20.360 to do that but let's be honest here i mean i'm part of the fringe minority so that automatically

00:18:26.000 makes me a racist as far as i'm concerned but you know with that bill coming out i think we'll just

00:18:30.200 find ways to tiptoe around that if you want to put it out if misogynists like you and all the

00:18:35.520 truckers want to do that, then I can't do anything about that. Mr. Trudeau, the Emergencies Act,

00:18:45.400 when you declared it, did you have any doubts in your mind that it was the right thing to do?

00:18:50.000 I sleep well and serene at night. It was the best choice regarding green jobs and fiscal

00:18:59.560 responsible responsibility and diverse hiring of more obedient, grateful immigrants.

00:19:07.060 I see. Derek, any questions for this man while he's here? I know his time is valuable.

00:19:12.360 Yeah. How many weeks or days would you say it's going to be before you're out of a job

00:19:16.320 and an election is called? Well, the surprise is on you because the Chinese spy balloon that 0.99

00:19:23.080 went over recently was actually setting up a new job for me, which you'll hear about very shortly.

00:19:29.200 Is that with the World Economic Forum?

00:19:31.740 That's so last year.

00:19:35.700 Mr. Trudeau, there is a new poll out from Leger that shows 67% of Canadians feel the country is broken.

00:19:43.580 Now, I understand that Mr. Paliyev has come out and said this recently, and you have taken him to task on that.

00:19:50.720 What are your feelings on this?

00:19:53.100 canadians want to be together and not broken tamara leach and people like her are the reason

00:20:06.100 behind the chaos and brokenness of canada and the pluralistic universe in which we live the

00:20:15.320 we scandal and aga khan bill morno's dignity has nothing to do with this

00:20:21.820 yikes so you're you're not planning on on calling an election anytime soon am i correct in assuming

00:20:32.700 that there are certain secrets that i share with diverse communities such as the lgbtq and

00:20:41.800 black people from different black countries in the world that have africans all over 1.00

00:20:47.980 But for white people such as you, I hate you. 1.00

00:20:52.100 So I won't share that secret with you. 0.98

00:20:54.760 Did you ever decide what to do with these people, as you phrase them in French, during that interview a year and a half ago or so?

00:21:03.900 What do we do with these people, I recall?

00:21:05.800 Was that a rhetorical question or did you actually have something in mind?

00:21:09.360 I did have a plan.

00:21:10.600 I might as well tell you they will be going to a drag queen school re-education camp.

00:21:17.340 Oh, good. I've always wanted to learn how to twerk. 1.00

00:21:19.120 Now, speaking of drag queens, the National Center of Arts is having a Drag Queen Story Hour, which is being publicized nationwide all over Twitter. 0.93

00:21:31.880 What are your feelings on that?

00:21:33.720 I think this is an excellent opportunity for six-year-olds and seven-year-olds and other Canadian preschooler children to have the education that they so deserve at these times when home education is just under par.

00:21:55.180 You know what?

00:21:56.420 Go ahead, Derek.

00:21:57.240 I was just going to say that is the best thing you've said so far.

00:21:59.500 In fact, we should make sure that we reach out to these drag queens and get them all copies of our books to read to those children.

00:22:06.700 I think if you're talking about education, we could tell them all about your career and where we're headed down the line in the future.

00:22:13.560 It seems like a good idea, but somehow I'm a little bit confused.

00:22:17.820 I wonder if I'm being tricked or not.

00:22:21.340 I mean, come on, Justin, you read my book.

00:22:22.960 You said you thought it was a great Canadian novel.

00:22:24.780 uh i've read your book but uh i prefer to read disney and dr seuss uh in their original form

00:22:34.000 what what do you say to the people who are against the drag queen story time uh phenomenon that's

00:22:43.580 sweeping the world right now i mean there are people who feel as though this is not a responsible

00:22:47.680 thing for four or five and six-year-old children? Canadians need to get boosted regularly. I've got

00:22:57.560 my saline shots, I mean my regular boosters every week, and we need herd immunity. The only way

00:23:07.280 we're going to get this is by getting more boosters. And what I like about the PCR test

00:23:13.320 is it reminds me of a Chinese fortune communist cookie message

00:23:17.500 that's usually positive and could apply to anyone.

00:23:21.420 How many times have you been boosted, sir?

00:23:24.680 Nine times.

00:23:26.840 How many times?

00:23:30.120 I feel like every Canadian should.

00:23:35.120 And I hope that one day they can return the favor

00:23:38.220 you know and help me with future more bills such as C11 and the Quebecers who are as I said last 1.00

00:23:48.520 week who are not racist they simply are a production of their enemies within the Muslim 0.96

00:23:57.460 community which has prescribed a certain kind of oral attitude about religion and their Lotus 0.95

00:24:05.340 that we grew up with in Quebec.

00:24:09.180 So I think you know what I mean.

00:24:12.140 Can I ask a question here?

00:24:13.660 When you and Jagmeet go out on a date together,

00:24:15.940 who opens the door for who?

00:24:18.120 Well, what do you mean?

00:24:22.460 Don't trick me with that question, Derek.

00:24:25.200 Or does Klaus join you guys?

00:24:27.200 Is it a three-way date?

00:24:28.800 Is it a throuple?

00:24:30.000 Don't talk about my friend Klaus.

00:24:35.340 is it true mr trudeau that that deputy prime minister freeland will be leaving

00:24:43.580 your government for a job with the united nations christia has been a bestie for a long time

00:24:52.260 and she'll be going the direction that many other great political leaders such as stalin

00:24:59.820 and Mao Zedong before her, all appreciated,

00:25:06.120 such as the basic dictatorship of China right now,

00:25:10.280 which I'm studying and taking lessons from a man over there.

00:25:14.960 And I look forward to enriching Canadians' lives with more taxes

00:25:21.640 that are going to bring farmland back to the government where it belongs

00:25:27.280 and cancel Alberta completely, well, after stealing the resources first.

00:25:34.920 Well, now wait a minute.

00:25:36.160 You want Alberta's resources, but that includes oil and natural gas,

00:25:39.340 and this is something that you claim that is going to be polluting the country.

00:25:43.880 That's why the carbon tax, that's why all of these new measures are being put in place by you.

00:25:50.380 Yes, but I need all that carbon and fossil fuels to charge my Teslas.

00:25:54.660 the batteries right any uh final questions for mr trudeau uh well we've got him here derek

00:26:01.800 anything that you would like to say to the men yes can we please get a dna test to confirm that

00:26:06.580 fidel castro is your father i think i'm frozen

00:26:12.480 he might be seizing up from his ninth booster

00:26:18.280 Derek thank you for joining the show tonight the book hold the line the ballot of Tamara Leach you

00:26:25.440 guys it's available now on amazon.ca you're saying you're in the top 10 but currently on our way to

00:26:31.880 number one hopefully number one by tomorrow thank you Derek for joining the show we'll have you on

00:26:36.320 again thank you for having me thank you so much okay man there is Derek Smith the author of uh

00:26:42.220 the author of The Ballad of Tamera Leach,

00:26:44.680 hold the line available on Amazon.

00:26:47.080 My friends, this is not Justin Trudeau.

00:26:50.500 This is a man called John Julian.

00:26:52.760 And I want to thank you, John,

00:26:53.900 for coming on and doing the shtick with us tonight.

00:26:56.360 Really appreciate it, man.

00:26:58.060 That was well done.

00:26:59.480 Oh, thank you so much for having me.

00:27:01.400 How long have you been doing this thing anyway?

00:27:03.740 Because somebody sent me your first,

00:27:06.380 one of the first videos you did

00:27:08.160 probably about a year ago,

00:27:09.620 and I've been following you ever since.

00:27:12.180 Oh, thanks.

00:27:13.360 Well, you know, my brother and I did impersonations of all kinds of friends and family members and school people just when we were kids.

00:27:20.900 And we would write out skits and make little cassette tapes and make dubs and hand them out to friends and make them laugh.

00:27:26.860 So we've been doing it in a way for a long time.

00:27:29.000 But then in my adult life, it just wasn't as much.

00:27:31.660 And I kind of missed it, you know.

00:27:33.380 And then I guess because COVID happened and I lost a lot of work and I remember having a lot more time in some ways.

00:27:40.480 and and I didn't care as much you know what I mean about what people would think and so I left

00:27:46.540 about five messages for different random friends and my brother of Trudeau just like a you know

00:27:53.640 one minute skip that I kind of improvised and they laughed really hard and they encouraged me and so

00:27:58.980 I worked on it and I did my first video and then a lot of people like that but then I thought oh I

00:28:03.980 know I could do it better so I was driving this Amazon van then you know for like half a year

00:28:08.500 and in the well maybe I hope they don't my boss doesn't hear this but it doesn't matter I'm not

00:28:13.140 there anymore but but I was I'd be in the van and reciting this one skit it was a one minute skit

00:28:19.880 and I recited it about I don't know like a hundred times over a couple days just just to

00:28:25.660 because I was trying to change words find the right wording and then that one eventually got

00:28:29.780 105,000 views so wow that's awesome are you planning on maybe picking up a few more voices

00:28:36.340 and taking this on the road at some point in the future?

00:28:40.280 Yeah, I'd love to.

00:28:41.260 I'm going to Toronto in about a couple of weeks 0.79

00:28:43.460 and apparently Christine Anderson is going to be there

00:28:45.960 from the European Union

00:28:47.460 and I'm supposed to play Trudeau there

00:28:49.180 and kind of walk around and go.

00:28:52.460 Really? That's awesome.

00:28:54.720 That's awesome.

00:28:55.940 Is that a paying gig? I hope so.

00:28:58.620 Yeah, it is.

00:29:00.280 I've done a few paid gigs,

00:29:02.620 a couple of comedy club things

00:29:04.320 where you just show up for 15 minutes

00:29:05.860 10 minutes or whatever and i do trudeau just because that's the one that's maybe the most

00:29:10.600 unique out of the you know out of the cast of characters on any given night and but i've been

00:29:17.380 working on a few other voices like um i've got a tedros video dr tedros from the who oh yeah yeah

00:29:23.120 a video coming up pretty soon i'm working with an artist on that one where he's kind of drawing

00:29:27.200 cartoons and stuff who else have you got uh i've been working on bill gates a little bit

00:29:31.840 from time to time i check in and listen a little bit and go hmm yeah okay it's not bad and if you

00:29:37.100 if you find the right words and have a funny skit then that helps a lot too right yeah yeah well is

00:29:41.820 it a natural thing for you like when you hear somebody's voice you go that's not that hard it's

00:29:45.740 just is it the cadence is it the lilt is it the tone or is it a combination of everything

00:29:50.780 yeah a combination of everything and there's some people i just can't do because i don't even try

00:29:55.420 because they just sound kind of normal or whatever but if if they stand out a little bit from the

00:29:59.500 pack then i and if they have like a brightness or kind of a you know darkness or something

00:30:05.060 or a brightness nasalness or something like that uh a certain tone and then like you say if you add

00:30:11.240 in the the way they speak in terms of the space and trudeau is in a way it's kind of easy because

00:30:17.240 of the the first kid i ever did my friend james my videographer that does a lot of the skits i do

00:30:23.340 um he said okay john he used to be a comedy writer and comedy skit filmer right and he says

00:30:29.180 hey john let's do it one more time and slower and if you play those videos some of those videos on

00:30:38.020 1.5 speed they sound like a normal person talking but like trudeau does that he or sometimes he does

00:30:43.720 sometimes he rushes and speaks fast but a lot of his stuff is yeah or butter he'll say not butter

00:30:50.440 and matter but he'll say butter matter everything is over enunciated with him and the t's and the

00:30:57.680 d's at the end of every word i think he's probably been taught that you know going back some just uh

00:31:03.100 for personal uh public speaking purposes you were suggesting before we went on tonight that you do a

00:31:09.420 appear polyev or you may be working on that is there anything you any sample you want to give us

00:31:14.800 oh gee i haven't done it in like a month or so but uh i'm sorry to put you on the spot like that

00:31:21.300 but i'm curious yeah maybe if justin trudeau were to go to the gym once in a while he would

00:31:25.480 be able to help other Canadians

00:31:27.760 with their, and you know it's the same thing

00:31:29.460 it's the, there's quite

00:31:31.760 a bit of good enunciation, so you have to

00:31:33.680 be really clear, I noticed

00:31:35.120 You're with the CBC, you're carrying

00:31:37.740 true knowledge water

00:31:39.520 I would just say put a clothespin on you

00:31:41.300 You're with the CBC

00:31:43.380 John, how can

00:31:45.780 we find your stuff on social media? You've got a

00:31:47.660 YouTube channel and you're on Facebook as well?

00:31:50.300 Yeah, I've been using my

00:31:51.340 two given names for the last half a year

00:31:53.780 or so, and so John Julian

00:31:55.400 is my youtube channel now and same with facebook so uh or john julian 88 is another way like at

00:32:03.040 john julian 88 or if you search trudeau does laundry that's a popular one and kind of fun

00:32:10.380 i like that one but you know what i like the one that you did just last week with the jamaican

00:32:15.480 vacation i thought that was hilarious you had the the turban in the

00:32:19.560 thank you for coming on tonight man i really appreciate it thank you so much

00:32:26.860 there is john julian uh pierre not pierre uh justin trudeau who's going to be doing a speaking

00:32:35.120 gig uh playing justin trudeau when uh christine anderson comes to town on her four city canadian

00:32:41.760 tour in the next couple of weeks all right guys let's get down to some of the stories that i was

00:32:48.280 working on tonight so look at i may actually have to keep you a little bit longer than normal tonight

00:32:54.180 but i think you're going to find it worthwhile and there's a couple of videos i'm going to play

00:33:00.220 for you towards the end of the show that you're going to like and they're not going to get the

00:33:04.040 show taken down so don't forget to like and share if you're watching on facebook the best thing that

00:33:10.200 you can do to help the show to hear to get more people to hear the news that we have

00:33:15.800 is to share it so please i see 722 people watching live right now on facebook so please go ahead

00:33:25.220 like and share the show if you're watching live on twitter please retweet this follow me at shadow

00:33:31.320 davis and retweet this or at least give it a heart a like and if you're watching this on rumble

00:33:35.760 please give it a thumbs up opinion according to leger 67 percent of canadians agree the country

00:33:44.600 is broken we're not going to get into the details of why well maybe we'll get into some of that

00:33:49.720 but here is the story from the national post the first time we heard the phrase it was simply a

00:33:54.780 great sound bite canada is broken months later the hashtag count keeps climbing and the phrases

00:34:01.740 become something of a battle cry so let's get into the the numbers here although it may come

00:34:07.740 as a surprise it's not just the stereotypical angry old man who agrees the country is quote

00:34:13.740 unquote broken, although this group is definitely and decidedly in that camp. In fact, women are

00:34:20.260 more likely to agree with this sentiment. The country is broken, 70%, then men, 64%, as are 0.96

00:34:26.860 those under 55, 72% versus those 55 and older, only 61%. Regionally, agreement with this sentiment 0.93

00:34:35.040 is highest in the prairies, obviously, 74% in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, 73% in Alberta, and

00:34:41.200 the lowest in Quebec at 59%. With a prevailing opinion that things are not going well in the

00:34:48.260 country, it should not be a shock that Canadians' moods are not good. Half of Canadians in our

00:34:53.520 survey said they're angry about the way the country is being managed, with 1 in 5 reporting

00:34:57.640 they are very angry. Anger is a complex emotion. Thank you, writer of this article, for telling us

00:35:04.760 that. I really appreciate it. I'm sure all the viewers do as well. It's a complex emotion that

00:35:09.760 can arise when individuals feel frustrated or powerless. Our survey findings suggest that

00:35:14.960 this nationwide anger may be the result of a disconnect between what Canadians believe are

00:35:19.600 the most critical issues of the day and the frustration they feel about where they perceive

00:35:24.320 the government is focusing efforts. Ladies and gentlemen, let me tell you about an interaction

00:35:30.580 that I had with an MP, a Liberal MP out of Kingston, Ontario earlier today called Mark

00:35:35.720 Gerritsen, who is probably one of the most abrasive and arrogant liberal MPs on the benches

00:35:42.420 in the House of Commons. He was making fun of Pierre Polyev and some of the Conservative

00:35:49.380 parties suggesting that Canada feels broken. Not that it is broken, but it feels broken. That is a

00:35:54.640 huge word within the sentence that the Conservatives use, which the Liberals

00:36:00.280 conveniently omit. But anyway, he was making fun of that. And my response to Mr. Garretson was

00:36:11.080 simply this. The country is broken. The government is broken. Our institutions are broken. But the

00:36:22.840 people of this country will not be broken despite your best efforts. And I was referring to him

00:36:31.400 and his liberal brothers and sisters in the House of Commons. I feel very strongly that no matter

00:36:41.280 what adversity we face as Canadians, we will face it together. I don't think there's one person

00:36:52.140 watching this show right now tonight who didn't feel a huge swell of pride at that convoy last

00:37:00.060 year when that thing started rolling across the country i stood in the minus 35 at the flying j

00:37:05.880 just west of winnipeg watching the trucks roll by and then having to get to my car um and and move

00:37:12.140 it out of the parking lot because there were too many people there and it was filling the parking

00:37:16.240 lot and the trucks couldn't get into refuel the rcmp showed up to direct traffic there were so

00:37:22.140 many trucks and everybody who was there in the minus 35 felt the same way at least everybody i

00:37:30.700 spoke to and then as we watched the videos of the trucks roll towards ottawa so they went through

00:37:39.220 the smaller northwestern Ontario towns, Kenora, Fort Francis, got to Thunder Bay, crowds got

00:37:48.240 bigger. People crying. They felt pride in their country again, not because of anything

00:38:00.680 Justin Trudeau or any of his liberal cronies did, in spite of him. And I believe it is

00:38:08.700 the same to this day all right let's get back on with the stuff here the grammys were last night

00:38:19.060 and apparently it was a debacle this could have been the worst of it i didn't watch them i haven't

00:38:28.380 watched an award show in years you guys so i i don't know exactly how bad it was but this one

00:38:34.800 i found disturbing because of this satanic stuff and obviously they were you know trying to pump up 0.92

00:38:41.240 the transgender thing and and i don't know if they understand what they're doing here 0.87

00:38:48.460 i think they believe they're trying to or they're succeeding in making this whole transgender gender

00:38:57.460 dysphoria thing more mainstream but all they're doing is waking up more and more and more people

00:39:04.800 people like who think with common sense critical thinking and they're going wait a minute this

00:39:10.960 this whole thing is wrong i'm all for acceptance i'm all for you know tolerance and and togetherness

00:39:17.900 and whatnot i don't care what your skin color is or who you sleep with or who you pray to

00:39:21.560 you know as long as it's not satan i don't care about any of that stuff we don't need to have it

00:39:27.140 jammed down our throats nor do we need to have it jammed down the throats of younger generations

00:39:31.440 and that's where people are finally starting to stand up we're starting to see all this

00:39:34.940 nonsense for what it really is so no i don't believe they're making it commonplace i don't

00:39:42.020 believe it's becoming mainstream i believe it is actually them shooting themselves in the foot

00:39:48.220 from the daily wire literally a tribute to satan viewers slam demonic performance at the grammys

00:39:56.040 viewers of the 65th annual grammys slammed a performance on sunday by sam smith and kim

00:40:02.300 petras as demonic over its satanic theme ah demonic i don't know about that

00:40:09.260 all right the duo who won the 2023 grammys for best pop duo slash group performance for unholy

00:40:19.260 satanic i don't know was surrounded by red lights with a fire backdrop smith wore a hat with

00:40:25.920 horns and was encircled by dancers that used props that had illusions of bdsm themes according to the

00:40:31.100 hollywood reporter the song praises balenciaga social media influencer ian miles chong noted

00:40:37.140 in a tweet that contained a screenshot of the song's lyrics wow a lucky lucky girl she got

00:40:45.080 married to a boy like you she'd kick you out if she ever ever knew about all the you tell me that 0.93

00:40:50.040 you do dirty dirty boy okay i'm not going to read the lyrics not at all petras who is a biological 0.99

00:40:57.280 male said after the controversial performance i think a lot of people honestly have kind of labeled 0.96

00:41:02.580 what i stand for and what sam stands for as religiously not cool duh do you think

00:41:10.220 and i seriously grew up wondering about religion and wanting to be a part of it but then slowly

00:41:16.900 realizing it doesn't want to be a part of me Petras continued so it's a take on not being

00:41:24.240 able to choose religion and not being able to live the way that people want you to live because you

00:41:28.780 know as a trans person I'm kind of already not wanting not wanted in religion

00:41:33.120 the performance faced backlash online where many viewers thought that it went way too far

00:41:42.360 i know we on the right probably use the word satanic too often but this performance from sam

00:41:48.580 smith is literally a tribute to satan from writer ben q political commentator liz wheeler tweeted

00:41:56.780 don't fight the culture wars they say meanwhile demons are teaching your kids to worship satan

00:42:02.420 i could throw up robbie starbucks said people like sam smith who love to mock christianity and

00:42:08.160 You satanic themes always think they're super edgy artists by doing it.

00:42:12.700 In reality, it's not edgy. 1.00

00:42:14.260 It's boring, vile, rehashed shock tactics that Hollywood seals clap for because they're evil and stupid. 1.00

00:42:22.760 Okay. 1.00

00:42:23.720 Now, let me ask you something.

00:42:28.540 Is this any different than Marilyn Manson, Kiss, Alice Cooper?

00:42:38.160 new york dolls is this just the latest iteration of all that stuff because i was a kiss fan growing

00:42:44.760 up it was a bunch of guys to me who were parading around in high heels and wore cool makeup and

00:42:52.460 there was only one demon in that mix and that was gene simmons i think paul stanley is the

00:42:56.520 star child ace freely was the the alien and and peter chris was a cat

00:43:01.020 and I guess maybe

00:43:08.800 because of the conditions that we're in right now socially

00:43:12.180 a lot of us are very very sensitive to this kind of nonsense

00:43:15.440 but we've seen this kind of thing

00:43:18.680 prevailing more and more and more out of Hollywood

00:43:21.380 and not just Hollywood as well

00:43:22.860 wherever they perform

00:43:24.900 these artists, New York, whatever

00:43:27.680 and are they influencing a generation to think satanically demonically are they separating them

00:43:42.760 from good you see this is what i'm asking

00:43:47.940 back in the 70s with kiss it was just a bunch of guys goofing a fire whatever it was a show

00:43:56.580 we knew it was a show we knew that like phantom of the paradise that was a show we knew it was a

00:44:02.880 show it was a movie we weren't being held culturally hostage by any of these groups we they didn't

00:44:09.700 force us to get on our knees and pray to satan maybe later marilyn manson was more of a

00:44:15.100 a weirder figure but these guys they seem to mean it i'm not sure if it's just schtick

00:44:23.080 or if it's something they really feel and believe.

00:44:30.000 I don't know.

00:44:32.380 It's interesting, though.

00:44:35.820 Okay, guys, as we talk about CBDCs,

00:44:38.920 you remember CBDCs, right?

00:44:42.920 You remember digital currencies,

00:44:46.320 digital programmable currencies.

00:44:47.680 Okay, let's get back to this, then.

00:44:49.960 From CNN Business, no less,

00:44:51.720 visa you gotta wonder what a company like visa is worth how many billions of dollars is visa worth

00:44:59.100 and what is their role going to be going forward in this new digital uh prison that they're building

00:45:05.740 for us visa offering restaurants ten thousand dollars if they stop accepting cash the plan

00:45:14.460 is to convince, and this is from CNN, you guys, a reputable news source. The plan is to convince

00:45:25.860 small business restaurants, cafes, and food trucks to stop accepting cash, forcing customers

00:45:31.660 to pay with credit cards or digital payments. Visa will be awarding up to $500,000 to 50 eligible

00:45:41.880 U.S.-based small business food service owners who commit to joining the 100% cashless quest,

00:45:48.180 the credit card company wrote in a press release. If a restaurant opts in, it'll get a $10,000 gift

00:45:54.760 from Visa to help pay for technology upgrades, the company said. Those tech upgrades could mean

00:46:00.280 installing platforms that accept payments from phones, smartwatches, or other devices. Visa's

00:46:07.820 a clear incentive credit card companies charge processing fees and tack on another charge to

00:46:13.980 businesses that accept their cash as payment but those fees can cut painfully into the margins

00:46:19.100 any small business and it could even mean the death or life for a small mom and pop operation

00:46:27.580 so if you start seeing more and more and more cashless restaurants small businesses whatever

00:46:39.560 that could be one of the reasons for it but what we need to do and i've said this before but i'll

00:46:46.880 say it again excuse me a chris sky video coming up in just a second i'll say this again and that

00:46:52.780 is that when you see a store and i was in a local mall the other day and i did this

00:47:00.960 um store said we no longer accept cash

00:47:05.580 and so i was going to walk by the store i was in a bit of a rush but i decided to stop instead

00:47:12.560 walk into this store and say you guys don't accept cash nope no more cash here i said well

00:47:18.360 then you've lost my business. And I walked out again. Now I understand we're only talking to

00:47:23.800 part-time employees probably in a store like that. And there's a dozen or more layers between them

00:47:30.900 and anybody who's important in that company. But the bottom line is if we don't tell them,

00:47:37.020 because these guys give feedback, feedback to their bosses who give feedback to their bosses

00:47:41.080 and so on, so on, so on, so on. If we don't tell them that we're not going to do business with them,

00:47:45.060 if they don't accept cash then this will continue it's only going to get worse

00:47:50.040 now some of you might be thinking ah shadow it's a losing battle what are you talking about i say

00:47:56.120 it's not i say we have to keep fighting it regardless of whether or not we think we're

00:48:00.700 going to lose going into a war with that mindset is no good mind you but we have to keep fighting

00:48:06.720 this war in little ways like that because the only other option is to get out of the city

00:48:14.100 get yourself some property outside of a city and a town in the country somewhere

00:48:19.020 or get set to be absorbed assimilated by the new digital prison that you'll find yourself in where

00:48:28.100 they can do anything they want to you at any time they want to do it and what i mean by that is with

00:48:32.840 your money they'll control everything in your bank account they'll control what you can spend it on

00:48:37.720 they'll control what you can't spend it on based upon your social behavior not even whether you're

00:48:43.400 breaking a law or not if you speak rudely to somebody on a social media platform guess what

00:48:50.640 10 deduction

00:48:51.980 or maybe you won't be able to rent a certain apartment anymore you're on a blacklist now

00:49:00.480 also keep in mind these little 15 minute cities within a city edmonton vancouver winnipeg is

00:49:07.500 talking about them obviously toronto and montreal are as well don't think that these

00:49:12.580 15-minute cities will all be the same because they're not there's going to be some well-to-do 0.99

00:49:18.220 15-minute cities and there's going to be some ugly ghetto 15-minute cities 0.91

00:49:22.760 and depend and the ghetto is not going to be about color religion it's not going to be about 0.62

00:49:30.680 sexual preference it's not going to be about any of that stuff it's going to be about how rude

00:49:35.920 you are or if you follow the social rules the social guidelines it's going to be about how much

00:49:42.920 money you have digital currency

00:49:45.600 and it will be dog eat dog in those words kind of like the hunger or in those in those little

00:49:53.180 15 minute cities kind of like the hunger games this is happening this is happening

00:50:00.820 they're disguising it now under all the literature you know in in city bylaw bills

00:50:09.240 even provincial and some federal yeah making it sound happy oh hey man we're just trying to make

00:50:15.480 it so you know it's easier to get around you've got everything in one spot you can walk there

00:50:20.980 you can ride your bike it's going to be so convenient and awesome you never have to leave

00:50:25.320 and at first it won't be mandatory to stay in your little zone but then it will be because of

00:50:37.180 a climate crisis you can bet now watch chris skye's video here you guys i don't know where

00:50:44.000 he got this and i wish he'd wear a shirt that had some sleeves on it but listen to what chris has to

00:50:50.980 say about carbon footprints this is about a two-minute video what's going on everybody today

00:50:56.280 i'm going to tell you something that's really going to scare you and it should the biggest

00:50:59.840 part of the great reset that you're all missing is the carbon credit scan and what is the carbon

00:51:05.740 credit scan this is where they're telling you where they want to monitor track and trace every

00:51:10.280 so-called uh kilogram of co2 that you emit and they say the global average needs to be two tons

00:51:16.400 per person per year. And you're using 16 tons per person per year, which means your activity has to

00:51:22.320 go down by 800%. So how do they plan to do that? Well, first of all, they got the new first

00:51:27.520 MasterCard in the world that is going to show a carbon allowance for every single purchase you

00:51:33.760 buy. And to make sure that everything has a so-called carbon credit, food, when you buy food

00:51:38.600 now, if it's vegan, it's going to show you this nice low score of only one kilogram, 1.3 kilograms

00:51:43.940 of CO2 per serving. Now meat will be off the chart. So that's going to be a no-no. Check this

00:51:48.960 out. If you go to a restaurant, even an Italian pizza place, they're going to show you the amount

00:51:53.540 of CO2 for your dish. So literally everything you eat, everything you buy is your clothes made of

00:51:59.140 leather. That's going to cost more CO2 because it came from a cow. So every single thing you do is

00:52:03.680 going to be tracked. Why? Because they want to put limits on how much you can spend monthly.

00:52:07.940 They're telling you you're using 16 tons a year and they want you to use two tons a year. What

00:52:12.620 does two tons look like? Well, check this out. Say you wanted to fly from Toronto to Amsterdam,

00:52:17.780 and now Google, by the way, Google Flights shows the carbon emissions on that flight.

00:52:21.360 That flight from Toronto to Amsterdam is 478 kilograms of CO2. That's almost 25% of your

00:52:31.000 yearly allowance. But don't worry, if you go over your limit, they're going to charge you

00:52:36.560 a hundred and seventy dollars for every kilogram for every kilogram of carbon credits you need

00:52:43.860 this is how they're going to control where you go how you're going to get there what you can buy

00:52:49.720 what you can eat who you can see and now imagine that in a world without cash and imagine that in

00:52:55.800 a world where the government gets to control every single transaction and this is why they're

00:53:00.260 constructing 15-minute cities, aka prison camps, because when they put these carbon credit

00:53:06.400 allowances into these cities, they're going to have you on perpetual lockdown like they did

00:53:11.740 with COVID without having a virus. Thank you, everybody. You know, I saw a great comment

00:53:18.480 that just floated by here. And I'm sorry, I can't get to it again, because there's so many of you

00:53:23.260 guys commenting. And thank you, by the way, for commenting. Really appreciate it. Keeping the

00:53:27.800 conversation going on facebook twitter and rumble he hasn't been wrong yet has he

00:53:34.400 you can say what you will about chris sky he has not been wrong yet has he

00:53:42.960 huh interesting i'm going to the rumble chats to see if anybody has made a rumble rant because

00:53:51.900 when you make a Rumble rant for

00:53:53.520 two bucks, three bucks, five bucks

00:53:55.780 it separates itself from all of the other

00:53:58.000 comments on Rumble. I can see it and I can

00:54:00.040 get it on the show

00:54:00.900 whether it's a comment or question or concern

00:54:04.220 I don't see any

00:54:05.860 as of right now

00:54:07.580 okay, let's get back to what we were

00:54:09.880 what we're talking about here. Look at this

00:54:11.980 could have been a vaccine

00:54:13.520 UFC fighter Damon

00:54:15.860 Jackson reveals his brother dies suddenly

00:54:18.100 following receiving

00:54:19.260 you know what

00:54:21.900 ultimate fighting championship ufc 145 pounder damon jackson still searching for answers for

00:54:30.100 his brother's sudden death lost his brother bradley in september of last year a few days

00:54:35.820 before competing at ufc fight night 210 after his brother bradley passed away the former legacy

00:54:43.080 fighting championship title holder changed his moniker from the leech to action as a tribute

00:54:49.300 to his brother right before my last fight my brother passed away that was his football nickname

00:54:53.840 so they'd call him bradley action jackson so they would just call him that on the intercom every

00:54:59.100 time he'd make a tackle and stuff said damon during an interview with tutor leontae of suredog.com

00:55:03.920 i just thought it'd be cool to keep him around with a nickname i made the switch and it sounds

00:55:08.880 good i like it uh where does it get to the part where he talks about ah how did it happen

00:55:14.920 reporter asks him we still really don't know he was wasn't answering calls and texts

00:55:21.280 so we went over to check on him we found him in his house didn't make a lot of sense yet

00:55:26.020 we did try to figure it out could have been a vaccine could have been medication could have

00:55:32.480 been a handful of things there's no present like apparent reason why it happened it was just out

00:55:37.380 of nowhere he was 37 years old so it just doesn't make a lot of sense he was vaccinated just shortly

00:55:43.520 before that about two weeks before but i don't want to get into conspiracies and all that kind

00:55:47.480 of stuff nothing adds up so we're trying to figure out some answers but we don't have any answers so

00:55:52.840 far i'm gonna leave that there okay what's been going on in denmark is absolutely glorious my

00:56:02.220 friends glorious they are still fighting the battle over there um a lot of people jab injured

00:56:09.080 this is what they did in london over in the uk they went to the bbc and they started putting

00:56:13.840 little sticky notes on the building of all the people their names who had been injured or killed

00:56:20.020 by the jab and they did the same thing in denmark look at all these little sticky notes because the

00:56:24.720 state broadcaster my friends is not talking about it

00:56:29.080 Media is the virus.

00:56:59.060 all those sticky notes now you might be thinking to yourself well where's all the people

00:57:15.440 well they're busy doing something else they're busy doing something else and this is what

00:57:22.260 they're doing over there the farmers are still fighting back over this nitrogen nonsense and

00:57:26.740 fertilizer that the netherlands is trying to make the the farmers pull back on by 30

00:57:32.660 which is going to kill some of these farmers financially they're done

00:57:36.820 so look what's still going on over there

00:57:56.740 my friends they're not having it this will continue until the government relents the

00:58:07.420 question is will the government relent and there's a lot of people who have been asking i'm going to

00:58:11.160 get into this video here from the u.n secretary general in just a second which is alarming

00:58:15.160 but there's still a lot of people who are wondering what's next what is actually going to happen

00:58:22.480 in terms of a civil war are we going to get to that point

00:58:30.820 would you like to hear what i think because i've thought all this out

00:58:36.620 it's it's not concrete in my brain yet because there are still many variables that can happen

00:58:44.220 between now and 2025 2025 is the year in my opinion in 2025 that's when everything is going

00:58:51.940 to clamp down finally and you can see the preparations they're making now they're starting

00:58:56.780 to enact these things in different areas of the world see how they're working and adapt them or

00:59:01.780 tweak them to such a way they want them to work in other areas and i'm talking about worldwide

00:59:06.440 here not just countries or provinces or states this is worldwide they might try something in

00:59:11.300 denmark or finland or sweden or australia and they say hey it works there well let's bring it

00:59:16.360 to canada and and the united states i think there's one thing that they can't control first

00:59:23.160 of all there's the russia china india issue the brics nations but we're talking about the one

00:59:30.800 world monolith here in the west so australia new zealand canada united states mexico they're going

00:59:36.940 to try and get most of south america the european union uh and uh the uk

00:59:42.060 right that's what they want first so how do i see this rolling out

00:59:49.800 i have been saying for quite some time now as you know that there's going to come a moment

00:59:56.160 there's going to come a moment not just in canada or maybe it'll happen first in canada i don't know

01:00:03.880 but it's going to be a worldwide thing this moment will be much like the trucker convoy

01:00:11.840 movement was a year ago this this moment in time where people rise up in a grassroots way

01:00:19.080 and you might be thinking right now you're crazy man to me there's no way that's ever going to

01:00:28.200 happen there's still not enough people yet we still haven't managed to reach enough people

01:00:33.360 that may be true but i am sensing a shift now in mentality you don't see nearly as many masks out

01:00:40.220 there anymore do you even as you did a month ago two months ago it's rare now you see them

01:00:46.380 occasionally but not very often there's gonna be a moment a grassroots moment

01:00:55.820 where we all know it we'll all know it and we'll do it

01:01:03.360 now what happens in that moment could be anything from another massive protest

01:01:10.080 kind of like what they did in poland in the 1980s with the solidarity movement

01:01:14.200 remember the lek walenza i've actually had people from poland who lived in poland at that time on

01:01:21.280 the show and they say no violence we just went on the streets and we didn't work we shut the 0.97

01:01:28.940 country down for as long as it took to get rid of those bastard dictators in there and make 0.99

01:01:33.740 Poland a democracy, the way it should have been all along. And I wonder how we can forget these 0.99

01:01:42.100 things. We've always had to fight for freedom. There's always going to be people who think

01:01:49.160 they're better than you, people who think they know better, people who are going to try and

01:01:52.520 impose their will on you for whatever reason. That remains up in the air. Nobody knows. Well,

01:01:58.860 it's gotta be global warming these guys know that that's all a bunch of bs they know that

01:02:03.700 what's the real reason world control what about after that boredom

01:02:09.980 i don't get it i truly don't get it but then again i'm i cannot force myself into the mind

01:02:19.680 of a psychopath it's difficult what we have to do is understand that that's what these people are

01:02:25.580 you put enough money in somebody's hands and power what do you think you're going to get

01:02:30.500 a nice guy that would be the exception in a situation like that most of them would become

01:02:38.980 corrupted quite easily and think that the rest of us are ants on this planet some of them may live

01:02:46.820 in air airplanes that never land they could be refueled in the air yes that does exist

01:02:51.780 they own islands

01:02:55.780 they can go anywhere

01:02:57.060 they can do anything

01:02:58.580 they can traffic children

01:03:00.580 so what's going to happen?

01:03:06.720 are we going to stand together

01:03:08.920 in solidarity?

01:03:09.960 everybody is so worried about

01:03:11.260 the freedom movement being so fragmented right now

01:03:14.060 don't worry about that

01:03:16.840 when the time comes

01:03:18.460 we're all going to stand together

01:03:19.980 we are going to stand together

01:03:23.080 don't worry about the people who call you tinfoil hat

01:03:27.240 don't worry about them

01:03:28.360 they're not going to matter in the grand scheme of things

01:03:31.220 they're just going to be absorbed into the matrix

01:03:33.240 if that happens, if that day comes

01:03:35.760 and even if it does come, we're not going to stop fighting

01:03:38.880 we will always fight for freedom and what's right

01:03:42.540 it may take a while

01:03:45.140 but we're going to win this thing

01:03:47.440 these people never ever wind up in a permanent situation of power history tells us that

01:03:54.300 but we have to remain diligent we have to remain focused on the job at the same time of course you

01:04:01.040 have to live your life my friends and i often wonder too about and this is a tough one

01:04:07.940 there are couples out there wives and husbands families even when we go forward into this new

01:04:19.000 realm this new digital existence that that some people are going to just kind of sleepwalk their

01:04:24.540 way into and the rest of us don't will this be a separation of families of couples

01:04:32.300 who have been together for years, maybe?

01:04:36.260 I would say yes, sadly.

01:04:38.720 I believe that is going to come.

01:04:43.440 For those of you

01:04:44.760 who believe in freedom enough

01:04:49.180 to separate from your family that does not, 0.98

01:04:54.240 from your family that thinks you're insane,

01:04:58.980 you're going to have a new family.

01:05:02.300 I can tell you from experience, in the last three years, I have met some amazing people who I'm happy to call friends.

01:05:18.460 And going forward, I would imagine that we're probably going to become a family.

01:05:25.760 Never thought this day would come.

01:05:28.720 Not in my lifetime.

01:05:30.720 It's nothing I anticipated.

01:05:32.300 I'm sure you're the same way

01:05:34.640 and yet here we are

01:05:37.080 you got to know that

01:05:40.580 people in this movement

01:05:42.440 the people who believe

01:05:43.560 in freedoms

01:05:45.140 and ultimately guys

01:05:47.980 we're going to be the ones that change this

01:05:49.520 we've got each other's backs

01:05:54.140 the grifters will be weeded out

01:05:57.760 the people who are just in this

01:05:59.740 for ego and fame

01:06:00.720 they'll be weeded out too

01:06:02.300 you know some people have accused me of that and this this is my function within this group this

01:06:10.700 is my role within the larger group is to communicate to get the message out to get the

01:06:15.240 word out to people and so my communication skills are something i do well just like

01:06:20.520 you might be a great plumber or a great carpenter um so this is what my role is but when it comes

01:06:28.100 to building a house or raising a barn going forward, I'm going to have to learn that.

01:06:34.100 I'm willing to. But for now, this is what I'm supposed to be doing. And you're probably

01:06:39.840 doing what you're supposed to be doing as well. At least I hope you are. Whether it's fighting

01:06:46.760 against these ridiculous books in public libraries, whether it is going to court to 0.99

01:06:53.200 fight these stupid mask tickets whatever it happens to be whether it's going and holding 0.99

01:06:58.880 a sign at a rally or writing a letter to a politician whatever it is that you're doing 1.00

01:07:05.840 you're doing what you're supposed to be doing

01:07:09.360 okay i don't know where that came from i hadn't planned on doing that tonight but there you go

01:07:17.180 little bit of a speech there okay this is the u.n secretary general calling for censorship

01:07:28.120 and governments to start cracking down on mis and disinformation listen

01:07:32.620 we'll call for action from everyone with influence on the spread of mis and disinformation

01:07:39.080 on the internet governments regulators policymakers technology companies the media

01:07:45.680 civil society. Stop the hate. Set up strong guardrails. Be accountable for language that

01:07:54.060 causes harm. And as part of my report to our common agenda, we are convening all stakeholders

01:08:01.000 around the code of conduct for information integrity on digital platforms. And we'll

01:08:07.000 also further strengthen our focus on how mis and disinformation are impacting progress on

01:08:13.140 global issues including the climate crisis okay okay okay enough of that guy i mean you see what's

01:08:18.500 coming what i just talked about right missing disinformation well if you are a purveyor of

01:08:23.720 miss or disinformation ah your social credit score is gone now from let's say it starts at 750 well

01:08:30.180 now you've just lost 20 points if you do it again you'll lose 30 and so on and so on which takes 0.78

01:08:35.420 away some of your privileges eventually you have to go live in the ghetto 15 minute city 0.85

01:08:42.040 and not the nice, beautiful, upper-middle-class one. 0.93

01:08:49.540 Who elected this guy?

01:08:52.140 I didn't. Did you?

01:08:54.940 Who decides what misinformation and disinformation is?

01:08:59.220 How come nobody asks these questions?

01:09:02.920 What is misinformation?

01:09:04.360 Well, it's something they don't want you to know, obviously.

01:09:12.040 this is what they're going for this is what they want remember that i know there's some people

01:09:22.080 right now who are watching this and yeah you might say i know all this i know all this but

01:09:27.660 you're still doing nothing about it because you're hoping you're clinging to hope you're hoping

01:09:35.060 against hope that this whole thing is just a temporary situation and everything's going to

01:09:40.440 get back to normal as soon as possible. Maybe that's why you still have your RRSPs.

01:09:48.400 Now, I can't tell you this for certain, but I think in two years' time, those things won't be 0.97

01:09:53.560 worth shit. Go buy silver. Go buy gold. Go buy a safe and put the silver and gold in the safe. 0.98

01:10:02.060 that's what i suggest to you keep only as much money in the bank as you need to pay bills and

01:10:12.420 your mortgage and whatnot car payments whatever else anything else take it out in cash put it

01:10:18.840 in the safe that's what's coming digital currency is just around the corner this is from tnc.news

01:10:28.040 U of T professor labels police departments white supremacist institutions. This is how they're trying to divide us, guys. This is just another tactic. That's all part of the same animal. University of Gender, sorry, Toronto gender studies professor. Gender studies? Come on.

01:10:43.080 And social justice activist Beverly Bain says police departments are masculinist and white supremacist institutions that seek to protect property rather than people.

01:10:54.420 The Canadian scholar, if you can put it that way, who describes yourself as a black, radical, queer, anti-capitalist, feminist revolutionary, has advocated for the defunding and abolishing of police and of prisons.

01:11:08.600 so what do you do with people who are bad bad people they rape murder kill steal just let them 0.91

01:11:17.560 wander free in society the police institution is a masculinist institution white supremacist

01:11:25.800 institution that facilitates capital and protects capital said bain in an interview with true north

01:11:31.160 in advance of an upcoming public lecture she's giving it trent she added that police protect

01:11:37.320 property rather than people so let me ask you i'm not even going to get on with this anymore because

01:11:42.080 i just want you guys to know that people like this people like that are at we're going to hear

01:11:47.500 what she has to say in just a second people like that are teaching kids in universities

01:11:54.340 they're getting away with it they're able to go ahead and give lectures and nobody says anything

01:12:00.340 But somebody like Jordan Peterson wants to get up, or Charlie, who's the guy from, Candace Owens, let's just, or Charlie Kirk, Candace Owens, people like that, they want to get up and they want to do a lecture at a university, wherever, and all of a sudden the Antifa's come out with their horns and their sirens and their speakers yelling, screaming, shouting down, oh no, you're not allowed here.

01:12:23.680 Should we fight fire with fire? Go out to that woman's lecture and just shout her down.

01:12:30.340 would that be a way to fight that who would be willing to do that 0.90

01:12:36.060 you know there's still a mask mandate at the university of manitoba and the students there 0.83

01:12:42.180 don't give a rat's ass they had a great uh i think it was the university of guelph this past weekend 0.81

01:12:48.240 out east they had a fantastic rally against masks and vaccine mandates this past weekend 0.99

01:12:56.960 In the University of Manitoba, you can't, Toba, you can't get, nothing.

01:13:02.400 They're just willing to take it up the wazoo until school is over.

01:13:06.920 And I guess there's only a couple of months left anyway, so what's the big deal?

01:13:11.320 What's it going to take?

01:13:16.840 That's the kind of thing that makes me upset.

01:13:20.280 Those kinds of people are allowed to lecture our children.

01:13:25.700 but if you want to talk common sense

01:13:28.240 oh no no

01:13:31.020 you get shouted down

01:13:32.640 and the worst thing about it

01:13:34.060 is the police and the university

01:13:36.680 does nothing to stop them

01:13:39.500 but if we went to protest

01:13:43.620 somebody like that

01:13:44.820 you can bet we'd be hauled away

01:13:47.340 in a paddy wagon

01:13:48.320 the playing field certainly isn't fair

01:13:54.060 is it and that's something else that we have to be fighting too it's like the referees are playing

01:14:00.100 on the other team's side okay this is truth seeker zero one zero one one you can find her on twitter

01:14:08.620 and on instagram and where else on rumble she was on the show last week her name is tijana

01:14:16.540 how do we win against the globalist parasites

01:14:21.040 now guys she has a little bit of insight little more than uh people who were born and raised and 0.89

01:14:30.100 spend most of their time in canada because she comes from a war-torn country listen to what she

01:14:34.780 has to say here so basically everyone keeps asking me how do we how do we win against these like

01:14:40.740 governments and these elite parasites that keep bringing in these laws well the law is just a word

01:14:46.400 on a piece of paper why are you following it it's called mass non-compliance don't comply 0.64

01:14:51.300 oh but i'm gonna get in trouble so what don't be afraid you want to know what bosnia did and i'm

01:14:56.580 from bosnia so i was born in former yugoslavia i'm half serbian and went through a war lived

01:15:02.140 in a refugee camp and now i come here and you're gonna tell me that sock boy is gonna tell me what

01:15:07.280 to do i'm gonna show you a picture of who sock boy looks up to klaus klaus schwab here's a picture

01:15:13.140 of that darlin yeah that's close yeah that's who justin trudeau looks up to and you guys literally

01:15:23.060 listen to what he says oh well the health services screw the health services oh but it's an emergency

01:15:28.340 so what it's just a word stop complying the reason why they are going so power hungry now is because

01:15:35.580 so many people complied the government literally told you to jump off of a bridge and you did it

01:15:40.760 and then you followed your friends because your friends and neighbors did it.

01:15:43.880 So what? Screw them. 0.97

01:15:45.200 If people don't like you, that is not your problem. 0.98

01:15:47.760 That is their problem.

01:15:48.960 You have your own life.

01:15:50.900 You need to find that God-given right.

01:15:53.500 You are a sovereign human being.

01:15:55.360 You can do what you please.

01:15:56.940 If you don't want to put something in your body, don't put it in there.

01:15:59.880 There's more of us.

01:16:00.640 There's always someone who thinks exactly like you.

01:16:03.500 So start being an independent human being.

01:16:06.980 Why are you listening to the government and what they tell you?

01:16:09.200 And I'm going to say this as well.

01:16:10.760 If they bring in environmental officers and they come onto my property, I'm going to take your tires.

01:16:15.800 I'm going to sell them on Facebook Marketplace for two bucks.

01:16:19.380 Why? Just because.

01:16:20.500 Next time you come on, I'll take your tires and your doors and your alternator. 1.00

01:16:24.360 Call the cops. 0.98

01:16:25.420 See if I care.

01:16:26.140 What are you going to do? 0.98

01:16:27.160 Send me back to Serbia? 0.95

01:16:28.680 Cool. 0.98

01:16:29.880 I'm down.

01:16:31.220 So stop being afraid.

01:16:32.500 And you want to know what they did in Bosnia during 2020?

01:16:35.140 The government's like, yeah, we need to shut down. 1.00

01:16:37.020 And Bosnians were like, no. 1.00

01:16:38.820 and then government couldn't do anything and then when they tried bringing in like the passports 0.99

01:16:44.160 guess what like Serbia did they're like yeah we'll just make fake ones what what could they do

01:16:49.380 and then when the cops started to actually enforce um the night curfews yeah a bunch of people went 0.92

01:16:55.640 and jumped them what are you gonna do there's more of us than there are them and only your

01:17:00.760 compliance gives them power so stop complying there's no need for wars there's no need for

01:17:05.880 protest. There's no need for anything. But if you come on my property and you take my chickens,

01:17:10.440 I'm going to go to my mayor's house. I'm going to take his couch. That's how we play this. So stop

01:17:15.680 complying. Due to everyone's mass compliance in 2020 and 2021, these lot lizard elite loser 0.83

01:17:24.820 parasites have now gone power hungry. And this is exactly what we told you would happen. So I want 0.97

01:17:30.200 everybody to find that fire in them, that sovereign human being and stop complying. That's it. That's

01:17:35.620 all we need. So what do you think? She sure makes it seem simple, doesn't she? Just stop

01:17:45.660 complying. Fight back, fight fire with fire. You're going to come on my property? I'll

01:17:56.160 take your tires. I'm going to go to my mayor's house, take his couch. I don't care. It doesn't

01:18:02.400 matter. Now, clearly she is a libertarian. And I think many of us have been pushed in that 1.00

01:18:09.560 direction over the past few years. I don't like big government. I don't like government

01:18:14.700 getting into our lives. I don't like government coming into our homes. Maybe I'm perfectly cut

01:18:22.860 out for living in the rural areas. How's it going to look? I don't know yet. I don't know

01:18:32.380 yet but i do know the cities will be prisons they're going to be prisons hey you want to know

01:18:40.680 what a mask factory looks like this was posted by dr anastasia maria lupus on twitter sterile

01:18:47.720 face mask anybody have a look and see what this is all about

01:18:50.660 nice

01:19:20.660 it's how they make the masks

01:19:44.320 that is what's been keeping you safe

01:19:50.660 For the last three years.

01:19:57.860 Well, surely they sterilized them before they sent them.

01:20:00.400 I don't know.

01:20:02.480 What do you do?

01:20:03.140 You spray them with something?

01:20:04.680 Do you boil them?

01:20:10.560 Okay.

01:20:12.180 So Alex Woods on Twitter posted this.

01:20:15.380 Breaking news, everybody.

01:20:17.260 it seems that a new angle of another balloon was hidden inside that chinese balloon that

01:20:26.600 got shot down last week investigators are still trying to figure out the meaning of the message

01:20:32.220 displayed on the balloon inside the balloon so let's have a look at the video and maybe you guys

01:20:39.440 can help us out with what this really is supposed to be there's the balloon there's that chinese

01:20:44.580 balloon. There it is. Just. Oh. That's. Look at it again. There it is. Oh yeah. Of course.

01:21:05.460 of course

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01:26:04.180 Guys, I am looking for a financial expert who is awake to come on the show, all right?

01:26:12.100 A financial expert who is awake, an investor who knows the monetary system.

01:26:19.920 This person obviously has to be awake and knows what's coming next.

01:26:24.340 I want somebody like that on the show.

01:26:26.500 So if you know somebody like that, and I've been looking, if you know somebody like that,

01:26:31.740 please email me or message me all right again shadow davis at gmail.com that's it you have a

01:26:39.340 great rest of your night and a great day tomorrow and i will catch you tomorrow night at eight o'clock

01:26:43.380 central for another shadow at night live stream until then i love you all i will talk to you later

01:26:48.520 bye for now

The Shadoe Davis Show - February 07, 2023

Shadoe at Nite Mon. Feb. 6th⧸2023

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