00:33:51.920or he really, really, really murdered or injured somebody, 100%.
00:33:57.980But for them in there, it's not right.
00:34:02.480Okay, so that's my thing there I wanted to say.
00:34:05.620That's for extreme cases, not for what's dealing with these guys.
00:34:10.420And I want to remind people, they didn't murder anybody.
00:34:13.300They didn't attempt to murder anybody.
00:34:15.360They didn't threaten to murder anybody.
00:34:17.620They allegedly talked about murdering somebody.
00:34:20.440they allegedly talked about it to two smoking hot undercover cops who went in there flashing
00:34:26.880their chest and doing what they had to do to entice a conversation and that's what they did
00:34:34.020and the rcmp know it it's trapment that's what it is 100 and you're going to find out marco
00:34:41.580has been releasing some of that information now so marco van who's in bonds you'll have him on
00:34:45.860thursday i believe um he is he's releasing some of that information about the undercover agents
00:34:51.360and look the truth is going to come out pre-trial during trial and after trial so get ready for the
00:34:56.540next couple years as we start getting all the truth one of the other circumstances i would
00:35:00.660imagine a judge could hold somebody for this length of time would be flight risk right like
00:35:06.700this is going to take off they're going to run out of the jurisdiction they're going to leave
00:35:10.020the country we're never going to be able to prosecute them but the condition these four
00:35:13.940guys are in good luck even walking down the hallway i mean we've been hearing about some pretty
00:35:19.820drastic situations with at least one of the guys uh jason can you tell us a little bit more about
00:35:26.700their physical and mental condition while we're at it uh okay i'll start with the mental one so
00:35:32.900the first part of this journey for them that was really tough for them to get through and all four
00:35:36.760of them got through it i believe faith helped them on this one was the burden of understanding
00:35:41.160that they believed that they were responsible for the invocation of the EA and the beatdown in
00:35:45.900Ottawa. When they saw that happen, they believed because of the charges on them, they are the
00:35:51.600reason all that happened. So for several months, they carried that burden, that the whole freedom
00:35:56.400movement ended because of them. They don't believe that it was justified, but they certainly took on
00:36:01.200that burden. Faith helped them through that one. So mentally, they're quite strong. I would
00:36:05.860absolutely say that currently, because of his daughters and his 50th birthday and some other
00:36:10.440things. Lysick is absolutely struggling, but he does have a lot of good people around him. He does
00:36:15.720reach out. He does ask for help. He does speak to people. So he's getting a lot of support there.
00:36:20.680When it comes to the physical side of things, Tony by far should have an international human
00:36:26.320rights claim against the Alberta government, the Remand Center and Alberta Health Services,
00:36:31.900all of them, because they are absolutely torturing that man. He can't even get simple
00:36:36.860probiotics that you can walk into the store over the counter and get and this is what he needs
00:36:40.600we had Dr. Chris Shoemaker come on speak to Nikki Tom who is a really close friend
00:36:44.840to Tony who actually is in contact with a lot of people including Alberta Health Services
00:36:50.120and he gave her a list of six simple items that you could buy in the store no prescription required
00:36:54.860not one of them was allowed not one of them as simple as a lemon he talked about squeezing a
00:37:02.320lemon because of the the juices and stuff it would help him it would help his digestive system
00:37:06.780nope can't even get that uh so he's being tortured i i want to use that word now i'm
00:37:11.680kind of tired of dancing around and trying to be nice and using nice words but uh tony olenik
00:37:17.340is being tortured in canada and and i and i just want to add to that and i'm not no way in shape
00:37:24.640and form am i trying to steal the thunder from those guys but same thing i got an infection in
00:37:29.940my leg while i was in there due to the conditions that we were in i ended up growing as big pussy
00:37:35.120cyst in my leg under my prosthetic and I couldn't even get the antibiotics for that I couldn't even
00:37:41.720get them to lance it and squeeze it out and I ended up growing this infection in my leg then
00:37:47.480they wanted to hit me with like mediocre antibiotics but I would have needed like an
00:37:52.420actual drip in my arm to work in through the blood system that's the kind of what I'm used to
00:37:58.500if that does occur in a normal everyday environment but in the in the institution
00:38:04.000those aren't available for you and then also when it comes to the conditions that they're in
00:38:10.000trust me when i walked out of there just and i'm and like i said ladies and gentlemen and
00:38:15.160and out here i am not stealing away from the thunder on these guys but even i walked out
00:38:21.360after five months gray from no sunlight institutionalized somewhat from holy crap
00:38:30.780like i'm actually outside like oh can you smell that air these men are going to need therapy after
00:38:38.580they are going to need a lot of love after they're going to need family friends they're going to need
00:38:46.300so much after this is over because just the situation of being in there you wonder why
00:38:53.240criminals are institutionalized or sorry continue to keep causing crime or you know doing crime
00:39:00.660you become institutionalized when you're hanging around if groups of people that are criminals
00:39:06.980and you garner that that rep that reputation you you you end up becoming your environment
00:39:14.940and i'll tell you ptsd when you came out like if a loud noise happened behind you
00:39:20.560i still can't sleep at night i cannot sleep at night i am up until three four in the morning
00:39:27.680and up at seven. I cannot sleep. And that is a direct result of being in there because for over
00:39:36.02037 days, they tortured me with lights on 24 hours a day. And I lost track of if it was day or night
00:39:44.480and I was sleeping. And then the uncomfortable sleeps on a one inch mat on the floor while
00:39:52.400bugs crawled all over you you know um yeah yeah i do a hundred percent and these guys will too
00:40:02.440i know it it's watching some guy get his head kicked in and crushed in front of me right i i
00:40:10.440saw it i watched it i had to sleep with one eye open because we had a schizophrenic who should
00:40:17.460have been in an institution like in a medical environment and and sought to help and get the
00:40:24.200proper care for himself well he would scream in the middle of the night thinking like somebody's
00:40:30.040coming to get him and he would run through and you didn't know if that guy was gonna jump you
00:40:33.500in like in in the dormitory settings it was it was absolutely crazy man or if you snored at night
00:40:41.020if you snore i'm a snorer i'm a fat guy man like i snore okay you can you can die from snoring
00:40:49.080like they'll knock you out they'll break your teeth in they'll smash you because you snore
00:40:53.900so your sleeping schedule is so limited that you get a celly in there that's you're just you and
00:41:01.200him in there he can he can take you out in a heartbeat so you're like you're one eye open
00:41:06.280and even if the guy's a nice guy you know he's a criminal so you know in the back of your mind
00:41:13.980you're always thinking hey you know yeah you might be a nice guy and gave me a chocolate
00:41:19.220bar today but who knows he might snap tomorrow so and these and these guys like you i mean i'm
00:41:25.360sure that these guys were coming in and going out coming in going out because it's it's holding
00:41:31.080you're in holding you're in remand you're not in a permanent situation so you know maybe every
00:41:36.120second day you got somebody new coming in or maybe they're moving you to a different place
00:41:39.880have you heard stories like that jason from from the 100 100 and what you hear from them
00:41:45.760is the first time that somebody comes in and sees them and says here here's a card call my lawyer
00:41:50.780they'll get you out five thousand dollars the second time that same person comes back in and
00:41:55.140goes what are you doing still here third time they come in all right something's wrong so now
00:42:00.040we have repeat offenders who keep coming back in the system they themselves recognize there's
00:42:04.920something wrong here because normally we just get out it's remand it's bail but even repeat offenders
00:42:10.760so hardcore criminals who just don't learn their lesson they see this as a problem too and when the
00:42:16.980guards and repeat prisoners or repeat remand visitors whatever you want to call them they
00:42:22.700themselves start highlighting this is wrong there's something not right then you absolutely
00:42:27.840know there's something not right here this is very very different we know the efforts have been
00:42:33.840in place there's many people who are looking out for the best interests of these guys and their
00:42:38.880families and yes um what we don't know is if the government i'm sure the government has been
00:42:45.020approached in some way we know that you can't politicians are not allowed to get involved in
00:42:49.800an ongoing uh court case yeah it's difficult it's difficult but also they're they're still
00:42:55.540spreading the narrative i even have conservative mps i reach out to because people send me the
00:42:59.800responses they get from them on email like people send an email to the mp and say hey help these
00:43:04.680guys and then they'll respond and then it gets to me and i read these responses it's amazing to see
00:43:10.640conservative mps sounding like the liberal government because they're absolutely stuck on
00:43:15.380that narrative and they're not jason jason let me ask you mickey emory is the minister of justice
00:43:22.360but also the attorney general and like every government in canada including the federal
00:43:26.220government that job is difficult to describe because on the one hand the minister of justice
00:43:32.700is concerned about legally protecting the government but the attorney general is concerned
00:43:38.380with legally protecting the the well the people of the country uh and the system so i i don't see
00:43:46.800how that job can be done by one or both those jobs can be done by one person they
00:43:52.920they almost conflict with each other do they not 100 it's like having your emergency room doctor
00:43:59.860also be your mortuary and signing off it's like so like that's really bad so can we approach
00:44:07.560mickey emery not as the minister of justice but as the attorney general who is in charge of
00:44:14.220directing the judiciary not in his role as a government official and elected member of
00:44:20.860government but as the attorney general to see if there's anything he can do he can look into this
00:44:27.040he can actually make this go away okay so you're talking about a minister review and that would
00:44:34.860likely be after something happens so after the trial it's not a minister it's not like he would
00:44:39.220not be acting yeah yeah that's why it's confusing because one of the pushes here in alberta is to
00:44:43.840separate that role into two different people uh it shouldn't be a single role and we also have
00:44:49.180other challenges here because we're pushing hard through an organization called take back alberta
00:44:52.840who's trying to push the ucp to do a bunch of things but guess what happened this week take
00:44:57.280back alberta got under attack by elections alberta they want the donor list of everybody that's
00:45:02.640donated to take back alberta so even grassroots organizations in alberta are under attack
00:45:07.040by the authorities because they're too effective they're actually able to persuade and cause
00:45:13.580change which is what you want from the public grassroots organization they're too effective
00:45:18.260So now they're going after them. Just this last week, David Parker released a video about how they're coming after the donor list. They're trying to get it. So they're even harassing at the Alberta elections level.
00:45:32.140It's something that I talk about a lot when people get mad at politicians. I mean, look, with somebody like Trudeau and Freeland and Gilbo, you can't get mad. They're idiots. I mean, they're globalists, they're poppins, they're morons.
00:45:44.980but what i do say is when you've got a liberal or so any socialist party in in power they are in
00:45:52.900power right because they control the bureaucracy the deep state if you have a conservative
00:45:59.980government then they're in office but not necessarily power because the deep state will
00:46:06.500do everything they can to not implement the policies the government wants them to implement
00:46:11.780and that's what trump has been yelling and screaming about for the past eight years
00:46:16.580is the deep state which i think is probably the most dangerous of all entities within the
00:46:23.600government never mind the you know i said the manitoba election was a few months ago and they
00:46:29.480elected an ndp and i went it doesn't matter these people are like i i spent some time with the
00:46:36.000conservatives here in manitoba and guess what some of them are pretty stupid like these
00:46:41.720these politicians right like you look at it and you see them on tv or you read about them in a
00:46:48.760newspaper article or whatever you know you go oh man this person like they're the minister of
00:46:53.820finance or whatever and you see them standing there drinking a glass of whiskey and going
00:46:58.160hey man what time is it i gotta go to a party later on
00:47:01.740and you're the guy running the finances of this province i don't think so right yeah and and it
00:47:08.840it made you made me anyway realize in that moment these people are just people and they don't have
00:47:15.460any special gifts that they can do things with and that's what i think that people need to realize
00:47:22.780once we get past that that wall that hurdle then we can actually start getting our grassroots and
00:47:30.100you know what these people elect is it elections alberta going after uh take back alberta of course
00:47:37.100yeah pull the pull the elon musk on him remember i'll do it i'll do it i'll start tearing them a
00:47:45.700strip for sure but i want to do what are they gonna do are they gonna find you if you don't
00:47:50.560give them a name screw up get out of here yeah go f yourself 100 at this point do we
00:47:59.640We should. At this point, I mean, with such little trust left in any institution in this country at all, RCMP, courts, whatever it is, I mean, they're going to come to a point very quickly where they need to understand that they're not going to get compliance anymore just because they send you a letter.
00:48:18.180it doesn't matter right and so i'm not sure if dave parker is of that mind but i think that if
00:48:25.720they keep pushing with this nonsense they're going to find out pretty quickly that people are just
00:48:30.160not going to comply which is exactly what you pat have been saying for how long now
00:48:36.440yeah we're going on eight years buddy eight years he invented the phrase back then it wasn't cool
00:48:42.300now it's cool yeah i want to i gotta i gotta chime in on something though that we're all forgetting
00:48:48.320and i gotta keep bringing it back to this is we're forgetting is the coots border was
00:48:53.260hang on hang on hang on before you before you go off on this because i know that once you start
00:48:57.480you don't stop so we're going to throw this up here for fundraising all donations can be made
00:49:04.180to natasha.calvineho at gmail.com that is for pat he's here for donation purposes only please
00:49:12.860thanks shadow thanks i i forget about that but something people don't remember is the winnipeg
00:49:18.760or um the windsor border um which was a big one which was a big key point to this and the coots
00:49:25.500border which was key factors into the invoking of the emergencies act because remember they
00:49:31.060couldn't get injunctions on us but some little super nilly little sexy lee could you know how
00:49:37.560the heck does she able to do that kind of pull ottawa city couldn't do it police services couldn't
00:49:42.880do it but oh little sexy lee she could then you've got the windsor border you've got the coots border
00:49:49.280that were the factors for the invoking of the emergencies acts which were de-escalated and
00:49:54.600stripped apart and pulled away before they invoke the emergencies act and now you're going to base
00:50:01.820these men's detainment and they want to sit in there and the guys think well it was their fault
00:50:08.080don't ever for one minute think that was it now they're being punished in jail right now
00:50:15.700because if they get found guilt not guilty and they get pulled out or they get released
00:50:21.800that's going to break that that uh you know that that pushed for the invocation of the emergencies
00:50:28.840act which is going to open up pandora's box on them now we're also going to have the opportunity
00:50:35.160now within our litigation trial to open pandora's box as well because they hit me with conditions
00:50:43.840there's a reason why i have the conditions that i have because i knew everything that went on
00:50:49.400and they don't want you guys to know now in our little echo chambers and where i have my groups
00:50:55.280of people they're all learning now what really happened and it's like moccasin mail it's it's
00:51:02.080going through the channels now people are really understanding how deep these guys are going this
00:51:09.680this government this trudeau government was so embarrassed of what happened that he brought down
00:51:16.440the hammer as as powerful as he could to make a statement now they want us in these rooms
00:51:24.140talking about the torture they want us in the room talking about how much those guys are suffering
00:51:30.460they want us doing this because it's teaching everybody out there oh i don't want that to
00:51:35.760happen to me right i don't want i don't want what happened to pat king and his bank account still
00:51:40.440frozen after two years having to be on uh on on social media only for uh fundraising purposes i
00:51:46.760don't want to be the coots four that are suffering down there you know they want us talking about
00:51:52.560this because it's putting the fear in these people's minds uh who are in the chats and
00:51:57.440stuff or on the different platforms but remember out of the chaos will come order and they want
00:52:04.380the chaos they want the chaos guys because that'll bring in that order that they're going
00:52:10.360to come in with new laws and be able to do that so they're gonna push us and they're gonna continue
00:52:15.540to keep pushing us until you said it somebody's gonna say i've taken too much albertans kind of
00:52:23.320pretty tough out here not saying taking away from any of the other provinces but alberta knows where
00:52:28.860we stand then they're gonna push too hard on that one person and that one person like i said before
00:52:34.880that heaven forbid the main um what'd you call them um the marxist media yeah marxist corporate
00:52:43.240media you got to throw corporate in because it's a corporate hybrid between corporations and
00:52:48.340government right it's this new private partnership so the marxist media corporation that is going
00:52:55.760around um they they got me on that i stated it straight true to the bone one day one day
00:53:04.620somebody is going to snap and they are going to do something and it's the push i deal with
00:53:12.200with system cause and analysis guys one root cause to the problem and the one root cause to this
00:53:19.160problem is our government institution in canada has has been living and acting like gods rather
00:53:26.860than acting like angels and we need more angels in there we need electoral reform in this country
00:53:33.180in the worst way we need equal representation in this country in the worst way we have to make
00:53:40.280that change and we have to empower people in these groups and in these chat rooms to know that they
00:53:47.160can reach out to their members of parliament via email via text town hall meetings things like that
00:53:53.860you have to get on these guys in that and no more no more now than ever we need to get on these guys
00:54:00.400because you see things turning do you like i mean i'm not saying that anybody should give up the
00:54:06.240fight i'm not saying that anybody should go back to sleep now because we've won we had a good week
00:54:11.680last week the world economic forum had a terrible week the wokest the marxists out there had a
00:54:17.640terrible week we've already taken over twitter slash x i mean that is glaringly obvious to
00:54:22.880anybody who spends any time on there whatsoever because musk returned free speech but when it
00:54:29.400comes to the fight what do we do next what what would any group do next you don't give up you
00:54:39.380push harder and in which way i mean people are asking all the time i'm sure you get the messages
00:54:45.460all the time you pat you know i you know i can't say it either right right right well that's
00:54:51.840different yeah but jason can well i have a different tack i have a different way of
00:54:56.740i think they overplayed their cards much like we started this conversation on with the waf i think
00:55:03.080people have now seen how abusive and evil they actually can be i think now we know i also think
00:55:09.080at the same time it kind of backfired uh we are unifying like crazy like we never did before look
00:55:13.620at the three of us now and the audience is here today uh we are doing a lot more unifying than
00:55:19.020i don't think they've ever planned on and that's because they overplayed their cards they came out
00:55:23.580way too hard too fast and hurt us actually hurt us the vaccine injury is going to be the pivot in
00:55:30.580the road in my mind I'm an entrepreneur I like to think about pivoting when you need to pivot
00:55:34.560change your business the pivot here is going to be realizing that yes your grandmother was injured
00:55:39.880so was your aunt and so was your niece and that's going to be enough for a lot of people to say okay
00:55:44.960we saw what they did the unity that we're building right now on the show and what we've been working
00:55:50.260on for a couple of years now, Pat, for six years or so, it's starting to pay off. This is an
00:55:54.900investment that has been put in by Pat early and then other people more recently. That investment
00:56:00.000is starting to pay off. There are people waking up now. So I'm going to call it here that 2024
00:56:05.040is going to be the dam break. The dam is going to break. It could be close to the election when
00:56:10.040everybody just gives up on the narrative, but the dam is breaking. And I think the unity is working.
00:56:16.020As long as we keep these conversations going and keep the hope going that as long as we come
00:56:19.920together we can do this then what does it look like to you like because people have always got
00:56:25.680this envisionment right like they're thinking okay how does this look and how many times have
00:56:31.420you seen a facebook avatar with dr fauci or justin trudeau in handcuffs you know being walked
00:56:37.300into the back of a police car uh we've seen those pictures those doctored pictures and of course
00:56:43.900i don't believe that is i don't know i don't think they'll have i think they'll run away
00:56:48.440and well i i you know it's not going to be a benito mussolini moment that's for sure but
00:56:53.780how do you see this going down when you say the damn breaks what does that mean just
00:56:58.860the information comes out the marxist corporate media gives up something replaces them simultaneously
00:57:05.560about the same month period roughly around the same month countries all over the world are going
00:57:11.100to start arrest warrants i'll give you i'll give you my same time they're going to start doing it
00:57:17.080start arresting people okay i'll give you my prediction of what's going to happen um and
00:57:21.780mine is is uh now you're going to start seeing 1-800-967-3343 call sam bernstein if you were
00:57:28.900injured in any of the rollout of the covet 19 that's what i see and i also don't i i'm i'm a
00:57:37.120i'm not as uh i'm i'm very skeptical anybody's going to go to jail reason they reason why and
00:57:43.740this is why is they used it under the guise of an emergency which gave them special protection
00:57:49.520power and that's what they did the same thing with the being able to freeze our bank accounts
00:57:55.460and you know is under special measures extreme measures under the emergencies act ladies and
00:58:02.000gentlemen bank accounts are still frozen two years later you can't tell me it's the emergencies act
00:58:06.120that did it um this you're gonna see is that a condition that you're on like the bank account
00:58:12.160sorry i thought you were talking about the fundraising that is a condition but the no
00:58:19.340freezing on the screen but i'm asking about your conditions mean like your bank account
00:58:24.120being frozen or is that just a hold on a bill condition that's not a bill condition so my
00:58:29.260bank accounts are frozen through the lawsuit under the marieva injunction now they invoked
00:58:35.320the during the emergencies act that gave them the special powers to freeze anybody's bank account
00:58:41.000who donated now mine was frozen before they even they even invoked it mine was frozen on february
00:58:48.880the 7th actually february the 8th actually is when they started to hinder our bank accounts
00:58:54.380then with the invoking of the emergencies act then that gave them extreme measures so they
00:58:59.760went after my crypto they got my cryptocurrencies and stuff then under the the mariva injunction
00:59:05.300which is actually illegal to hold my bank account for this long um it's the lawsuit and paul champ
00:59:12.680i'm not even going to give him his name and you know it i'm going to say it paul chump
00:59:16.160who says he's a human rights lawyer says he fights for human rights is absolutely violating
00:59:24.160our human rights he says i will give you your your bank account back i want this much on january 28th
00:59:32.700from the day you arrived till the day you were arrested fine take it man I don't care it is what
00:59:39.420it is and they want to put it in escrow but everything prior to that is mine those are my
00:59:46.160investments money that I raised for our group for what we were doing no no no no now now he ripped
00:59:53.040that out when I said okay let's do it ripped it out from underneath me won't agree on it then
00:59:58.600comes back on a second one and says straight up okay we'll agree we'll take that but now all the
01:00:06.560money that you spent Mr. King while you were there for your hotels and your food and you know all
01:00:12.280that money we want that back too in there like this is this is the the audacity of this arsehole
01:00:20.040and I pardon my language but this guy screams freedom and human rights but he's actually going
01:00:26.320to he's violating every human right my ability to do banking just because he's got a chip on his
01:00:31.960shoulder against me and it is it's a chip against me because we triggered him at the public order
01:00:36.960emergencies who else is in that suit that tamara and chris i think as well all of us yeah yeah
01:00:43.700everybody's in on that there's i believe 150 to 200 people involved there's uh mr yonkers in there
01:00:51.200there's uh there's a lot of us joe jansen's in there um there's a bunch of us and uh you know
01:00:58.240like they're we we filed what's called a slap motion back in december 13th we filed uh paperwork
01:01:05.020against them for doing this and we're just waiting on the verdict of that um and we have a really
01:01:10.720really really good chance that this is going to fall through the floor on them and then what
01:01:15.700is basically like to turn this in like it's irrelevant right like it's not yeah the evidence
01:01:20.620And, like, Zexy Lee lied on the stand at the Tamera and Chris trial.