The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Mon Jan. 23rd⧸2023

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00:02:00.000 hey everybody how you doing welcome welcome to shadow at night this is monday

00:02:29.980 January the 23rd, 2023.

00:02:32.900 Hey, I want to show you something real quick, what happened in London, England today.

00:02:36.940 This is a protest just outside of BBC headquarters, talking about the fact that the BBC has not

00:02:46.700 at all run any stories on those people who have been injured by this genetic experiment.

00:02:52.780 Look at all the people.

00:02:54.100 Have a look at them all.

00:02:59.980 Look at that.

00:03:08.620 Now, what do you think the media called them?

00:03:13.000 What do you think the media called all of those people who gathered in London, England today?

00:03:22.320 Take a guess. Write it down in the comments.

00:03:27.740 It's an easy answer, really.

00:03:29.980 But that's what went down in London, England today, I'm going to say six hours ago, and

00:03:38.860 it lasted for about three hours before everybody dispersed and went home.

00:03:42.360 We're going to play you some video that I didn't get a chance.

00:03:45.200 Actually, it's more audio than video, but we're going to play it on Friday.

00:03:47.700 I didn't get a chance to play it on Friday because it didn't work.

00:03:50.900 Jeremy McKenzie was debanked on Friday, so we're going to go ahead and give you that

00:03:55.420 audio.

00:03:55.780 you're going to have to turn it up because it's a recorded phone call with a representative from

00:04:01.240 Scotiabank and Jeremy and the guy on the phone isn't very clear. So you're going to have to

00:04:05.780 turn that up. I'll pipe down during the entire duration of the thing and then we'll go ahead

00:04:10.460 and talk about it later. We're also going to talk about CBDCs, Programmable Digital Currency,

00:04:16.100 my friends. It's coming and I found a fantastic article all about it today. So I'm going to read

00:04:23.580 it to you and then we can decide together what exactly we can do to try and stop this and i'm

00:04:30.560 not sure there's much but you know it's our job that's why we're all here we're trying to get the

00:04:38.440 word out to as many people as we possibly can and we're trying to at least slow this thing down so

00:04:44.120 we have the opportunity of stopping it i saw a great video by glenn beck today talking about

00:04:51.400 the three factions of the world right now he illustrated on a blackboard the three factions

00:04:59.360 of the world world economic forum the globalists um so the united states the uk european union

00:05:07.160 australia north america all of that that's the world economic forum and and they're the axis

00:05:13.720 power and then the other power would the other big power would be china russia india all the

00:05:21.000 BRICS nations and they're going to be fighting each other currency wise and they all want

00:05:25.960 totalitarianism right they all want the land they all want you as slaves and whatnot and the third 0.89

00:05:31.580 faction in this the allies the good guys that's us that's us hello Barb and Marie watching on

00:05:41.740 Rumble tonight hello Hot Rod 5757 watching from Montreal as well hello Susie watching from Langley

00:05:50.220 british columbia greg is watching tonight from balsam bay uh who else we got here all of hello

00:05:57.320 yeah anti-vaxxers you're right they they called them anti-vaxxers all the main media called them

00:06:03.280 anti-vaxxers and guys don't be afraid to get into the chat on rumble as well we want to get as many

00:06:07.820 people involved as we possibly can and if you want to leave a rumble rant so it gets highlighted in

00:06:12.500 the in the chat section go ahead and do that i would appreciate that very much hello julie

00:06:17.180 watching from hillside beach and russ is watching from transcona here in winnipeg debbie watching

00:06:22.440 from west k that's west kildonan for for you folks not from winnipeg hello colleen hello shelly and

00:06:29.320 portage la prairie christine is watching in calgary linda mickey jay joan jason lorna karen sandy rick

00:06:38.340 kevin cheryl barbara the list goes on and on all right welcome to the show everybody and thank you

00:06:45.000 for being here tonight show is brought to you by tacit investigations and security and by

00:06:49.940 canada nanosilver canadananosilver.ca okay let's get right back to what we're talking about here

00:06:56.520 this is the jeremy mckenzie situation now i have jeremy tentatively scheduled to join the show

00:07:02.920 tomorrow night just so you're aware also many people are asking hey you're back on the main

00:07:08.760 page now you're not in the group anymore i said the group is suffering some sort of weird kind

00:07:14.420 of malfunction it's a facebook issue and i've notified them about it and they're working to

00:07:20.340 correct the problem they say i haven't heard back from them but hopefully by tomorrow everything

00:07:26.060 will be working as normal again all right so jeremy mckenzie used to bank with scotia bank

00:07:34.460 but on friday he got this phone call that changed everything and remember what is the one thing

00:07:44.420 That we simply can't do without when it comes to paying for things these days.

00:07:53.100 Well, money, sure.

00:07:56.040 But banks, everything we do, every transaction we make right now, because everybody's paying with their card, even when you go get money from the ATM, it still comes from the bank.

00:08:08.000 How many emails do you get from your bank every month?

00:08:11.540 what about if you're late for a credit card payment or something else

00:08:15.580 instant text right you want to receive this text why and how do you pay your bills oh you go through

00:08:23.960 online banking banks banks so what happens when they take their services away i would suggest i

00:08:31.160 would go so far as suggesting that the banks are essential services just like utilities are

00:08:36.520 at this point we can't you can't pay your rent with cash money can you pay any like any big

00:08:46.180 transaction can it be cash anymore anything not really okay here's what happened to jeremy on

00:08:54.560 friday let's so what is this link between influenza infection and well that's the wrong clip

00:09:00.360 that's embarrassing

00:09:02.660 let's see if we can ah here it is okay this is the clip that i was talking about

00:09:11.340 have a listen yeah so like i said um and remember turn it up because the guy on the

00:09:17.860 phone from scotia bank he's very quiet he's very low

00:09:20.220 courtesy of a heads up that you'll you will receive a letter kind of early next week

00:09:25.260 letting you know that the bank decided to end their banking relationship with you

00:09:28.340 So the bank determined that this relationship is inside of its risk appetite.

00:09:35.060 So typically we don't call customers in these situations,

00:09:40.900 but I recognize you've been a longtime client of the bank,

00:09:44.100 the one who wanted to call to give you the courtesy to the heads up.

00:09:47.720 Which part of it is too risky for the bank?

00:09:52.560 Is that my military pension?

00:09:53.680 i'm afraid i don't have any other details so they just send you they just send the messenger guy

00:10:02.300 right on just the messenger here so um and so and just to let you know so your branch was just

00:10:12.460 made aware of the news this afternoon so and again they don't have any further information

00:10:17.800 and it was a decision made at the head office.

00:10:21.820 The head office. Who would that be?

00:10:24.780 I don't have any other information in terms of nades or anything like that.

00:10:29.940 Oh, why would anybody want to be accountable for anything? 0.98

00:10:32.460 That would be foolish.

00:10:34.420 Sorry, continue, please.

00:10:36.920 Pardon me?

00:10:37.700 I said sorry, continue, please.

00:10:39.820 Okay. I understand the frustration.

00:10:43.920 So also, as part of ending the relationship with it today,

00:10:47.120 you're not to visit any of the

00:10:50.000 Scotiabank branches or bank premises

00:10:51.840 in person without first getting

00:10:53.700 written consent in advance from the

00:10:56.000 bank from management

00:10:57.380 I'm banned from the bank

00:10:59.160 you first have to

00:11:01.940 just reach out and get

00:11:03.720 written consent before you

00:11:05.880 physically come on to any

00:11:07.440 bank premises

00:11:08.700 as part of ending the

00:11:11.440 I'm going to go out on a limb and assume

00:11:13.960 that there's no reason given for that either

00:11:15.780 and no one's accountable and there's no one to call for that.

00:11:20.440 I'm afraid, yeah, I don't have any other information beyond that.

00:11:26.140 So, yeah, again, I know there's lots you can do online.

00:11:29.860 Obviously, I'm sure you banked online already,

00:11:32.860 but you're welcome to email your branch

00:11:37.280 if there's anything you need help with.

00:11:41.620 I can email them, but I can't go and speak to them in person

00:11:44.320 without written consent exactly exactly so um you can email the branch you can talk about

00:11:52.480 figuring out a way if there's anything you need to do yeah but you'll need to email them first

00:11:57.200 yeah well there's a lot i need to do i have mortgages and vehicle loans and in business like

00:12:01.420 yeah and this is effective when like right now so uh no so so the way it will work so you'll

00:12:10.340 receive the letter and then you will have 30 days from when you get the letter

00:12:17.120 before your accounts will be closed so it's not not that your accounts will be

00:12:21.580 closed immediately the letter will spell out kind of the details of how things

00:12:26.960 will work and next steps for each of your accounts so you'll get more detail

00:12:33.560 there um and uh and that should should answer most of your questions um definitely recommend

00:12:40.500 kind of that start sooner than later looking for a different bank or alternative arrangements with

00:12:47.260 another institution yeah that's not gonna work yeah okay but again and so you'll you'll have

00:12:54.440 uh detail in the letter on each of your accounts and how things work so and you should have the

00:13:01.000 The letter, I expect it would arrive probably Monday or Tuesday, so we should have it.

00:13:07.000 Right on.

00:13:11.000 Yeah.

00:13:12.000 And the letter will also include contact information there if you do want to raise any other questions

00:13:22.000 or concerns.

00:13:23.000 There will be an email address and a phone number as well on the letter.

00:13:27.000 So I will caution you with a lot of banks right now that calling that phone number, you may not get somebody right away.

00:13:35.600 Yeah, you don't get people when you call the bank.

00:13:37.420 You get no one.

00:13:38.820 It's kind of a mess.

00:13:40.520 Yeah, I understand.

00:13:42.060 Yeah, so again, that's really those really key things I wanted to let you know and wanted to give you this call just so that you had a heads up

00:13:53.100 need to just get that letter and not have the benefit of the heads up all right well i appreciate

00:13:59.420 it um so just to recap um i'm being debanked i'm banned from the bank there is no reasons given

00:14:07.020 there is no one to contact and that's it is that about right so so just on the

00:14:17.180 again there will be some contact information on that letter that you can use and again if there's

00:14:23.900 anything you need help with in terms of your account your actual kind of day-to-day banking

00:14:28.840 services that you can't do yourself uh online you can email your branch and get some help from them

00:14:35.780 there um and you can discuss with them if there's anything that you feel like you might need to do

00:14:42.760 in person but right well i might need to sue them because i feel like this is a predatory

00:14:47.400 this is discriminatory because of my my legal situation but that's something else i'll have

00:14:53.320 to talk to somebody else about yeah i i understand the frustration no you don't understand the

00:14:59.980 frustration i can't stand it when somebody says yeah i get it i totally understand you don't 0.97

00:15:06.960 you were the sucker who was elected from head office or whoever 0.91

00:15:12.200 to go ahead and make that phone call to some poor guy 0.99

00:15:15.220 saying that he can no longer use your banking services.

00:15:20.200 Why?

00:15:21.100 We can't tell you, sir.

00:15:22.500 It was decision made above my pay grade.

00:15:25.800 Now, what do you think it was about?

00:15:28.000 There is no answer for this, by the way.

00:15:30.060 There's only speculation.

00:15:31.420 What do you think this was about?

00:15:34.340 Was it about his record?

00:15:37.380 He did spend some time in jail in Saskatchewan a couple of months ago.

00:15:42.540 As a matter of fact, that's where he testified from when he was on the commission.

00:15:47.640 He was in jail.

00:15:52.080 I think people who have been in jail can still have bank accounts, can't they?

00:15:56.760 Especially if they have income.

00:15:58.960 They need a financial institution.

00:16:01.220 Why would a bank turn somebody's business away?

00:16:03.480 After all, they're making money off you every single day.

00:16:07.260 Could it be his political affiliations?

00:16:12.420 Might it be Diagonalon?

00:16:17.880 I'm going to talk to Jeremy about this tomorrow night.

00:16:20.820 If he comes on, it's 90% sure him and Greg Wycliffe.

00:16:24.680 I'm hoping to get both these guys on the show.

00:16:28.080 Theo Fleury and Jamie Saleh, I'm trying to get for later on this week as well.

00:16:32.640 so we'll see how that goes but this is a bad bad situation because if they're able to pull this off

00:16:40.560 you guys i mean the line needs to be drawn right now if they are able to pull this off then they

00:16:47.920 can do this to anybody they want at any time and we will have no recourse whatsoever so something

00:16:53.460 needs to be done a court case sue them maybe i don't know we're gonna have to get some

00:17:02.100 legal advice here maybe i'll get uh nicholas wandsbutter on the show or

00:17:06.060 derrick from from calgary and we can have a discussion about options okay i wanted to play

00:17:12.660 you some video of things that happened over the weekend things people were talking about over the

00:17:16.680 weekend and by the way if you haven't joined twitter yet that's where the action is these

00:17:21.460 days you guys since elon musk has has taken the thumb off the scales things are getting pretty

00:17:27.500 spicy over there so go ahead make yourself an account or reactivate your old one it's not bad

00:17:32.780 anymore now you can say things and you can read things and you can decide for yourself it's about

00:17:37.780 free speech right so make yourself an account reactivate your old account follow me at shadow

00:17:43.720 davis and anybody else uh we have i think about 100 live viewers on twitter right now don't forget

00:17:48.720 if you're watching this on twitter please retweet this right now go ahead retweet retweet retweet

00:17:54.300 If you're on Rumble, go ahead, make some comments, say hello in the chat section or in the comment section.

00:18:00.120 And of course, if you're on Facebook, go ahead, please, and share this, like this, get this out there to as many people as we possibly can.

00:18:06.900 There was a doctor on the CBC over the weekend who said, yeah, I guess we have a stroke season now.

00:18:13.560 Seriously.

00:18:16.840 Watch.

00:18:17.520 So what is this link between influenza, infection, and stroke?

00:18:21.760 Yeah, I didn't know about this either until last year,

00:18:25.200 but it turns out that after flu season,

00:18:27.740 about three or four weeks later,

00:18:29.080 there is a stroke season.

00:18:32.000 What?

00:18:34.840 Yeah, I was completely...

00:18:36.780 This is a doctor.

00:18:39.080 This is a medical doctor.

00:18:40.260 Look at Dr. Raj Bardwaj.

00:18:42.600 Look at this.

00:18:43.780 He is a doctor.

00:18:45.680 I didn't know there was a stroke season.

00:18:47.840 There is no stroke season.

00:18:49.940 what the hell is he even talking about they are trying to normalize strokes heart attacks why

00:19:00.740 they don't know we know but they don't know they're just following a script yeah i guess

00:19:07.100 there's a stroke let's continue on like you said most of canada is uh getting down off of a of a

00:19:13.280 big uh hump of of flu so now we're starting to see more strokes and a friend of one of my

00:19:18.800 colleagues actually mentioned that at work the other day said have you noticed how many strokes

00:19:22.580 we're seeing it's a lot more than usual it feels like so anecdotally we're starting to see that

00:19:27.600 so what is the slang between

00:19:29.420 when's Guillain-Barre syndrome season I wonder

00:19:33.880 what about neurological disorder season

00:19:38.680 cancer season anybody this is absolutely outrageous okay this guy here

00:19:46.740 is scott adams now you may or may not have seen this over the weekend depending on how much

00:19:53.020 attention you were paying i know people have got things to do on weekends but this guy here

00:19:56.820 he's got a regular daily podcast on youtube it's something like 150 000 followers scott adams is

00:20:03.940 his name and he is the creator of the dilbert comic strip and he was a fervent get your vaccine

00:20:11.200 people do the right thing protect others blah blah blah well this is what he posted over the

00:20:18.080 weekend three minutes watch here's what's going to happen i'm going to tell you that the people

00:20:25.000 who the anti-vaxxers are here to be right but did not get vaccinated got a little omicron

00:20:34.800 or maybe even a worse one but recovered now you've got natural immunity and you have no

00:20:41.080 vaccination in you. Can we all agree that that was the winning path? The smartest, happiest people

00:20:48.940 are the ones who didn't get the vaccination and are still alive. I want to make sure

00:20:54.060 I'm not leaving any room for myself. Have I? Have I said as clearly as possible they're the happy

00:21:02.700 ones right now and have a reason to be completely.

00:21:07.800 Having said as clearly as possible that the anti-vax people seem to be the

00:21:13.140 winners, I want you to hear that clearly.

00:21:16.720 The anti-vax people appear to be the winners.

00:21:20.720 The anti-vaxxers clearly are the winners at this point,

00:21:25.120 and I think it will probably stay that way.

00:21:27.560 And I don't want to put any shade on that whatsoever.

00:21:30.700 They came out the best.

00:21:33.560 They have the winning position. 0.93

00:21:36.100 The unvaccinated have a current advantage because they feel better. 0.96

00:21:42.220 The thing they're not worrying about is what I have to worry about,

00:21:46.580 which is I wonder if that vaccination five years from now,

00:21:50.580 because really the anti-vaxxers I think were really just distrustful of big

00:21:55.260 companies and big government.

00:21:57.040 That's never wrong.

00:21:58.420 is never wrong to distrust government

00:22:01.500 I'm just going to interrupt him for a second there

00:22:08.320 and throw in my two cents

00:22:10.060 because yeah sure

00:22:12.380 we should all have a healthy mistrust

00:22:15.080 for big government

00:22:16.800 and big corporations

00:22:20.020 because you know

00:22:21.680 they've done some pretty evil things in the past

00:22:23.600 right

00:22:23.900 not everything

00:22:26.060 but they've done some pretty evil crap so of course when a vaccine company sorry not a vaccine

00:22:35.440 company there's really no vaccine companies a pharmaceutical company rolls out a brand new 0.96

00:22:40.240 experimental gene therapy formula in eight or ten months of course you should be suspicious of it

00:22:48.820 of course you should wait of course you should look things up about how fast the fastest vaccine

00:22:56.540 ever created and brought to market was made five years until now you should be asking questions

00:23:06.280 we should all be asking questions all the time it's not about mistrusting government all the

00:23:11.480 time although that i'm sure played a role for many people but i think for most of us it's like

00:23:16.120 wait, wait, wait, you want to put what in my body?

00:23:18.540 Do you have any idea what it's going to do?

00:23:20.980 Short-term, medium-term, long-term?

00:23:25.060 You know, you can even mix the brands together.

00:23:28.000 This one here is an mRNA.

00:23:29.880 This one's not, but they should go together nicely.

00:23:32.780 Are you sure about that?

00:23:34.540 No, but yeah, come on.

00:23:37.100 Just get the first one available.

00:23:38.620 Get it, get it, save people, do the right thing.

00:23:41.780 And the more intense they got,

00:23:43.920 the more furious they became with us

00:23:49.440 the crazier they sounded the more we went okay we were right

00:23:55.500 we were right this is not about saving people maybe at first it was but this is not about

00:24:04.180 saving people anymore this is about who was right and who was wrong so that's what he is

00:24:09.260 posting about here never wrong to distrust big companies right so if you just took the position

00:24:16.060 let's just distrust everything the government did well you won you won you won completely

00:24:24.060 i did not end up up in the right place

00:24:27.500 agree you would all agree with that right i did not end up in the right place

00:24:34.300 the right place would be natural immunity no no vaccination you should take victory

00:24:41.820 and i should take defeat we can agree on that right that that my position is now the weakest

00:24:48.760 okay whatever bud it doesn't matter it doesn't matter who won or who lost that's not what this

00:24:54.620 is about i mean if that's what it's about to you then you've been in this for the wrong reason

00:24:59.560 right from the beginning it's about getting people to fend for themselves ultimately it's

00:25:06.780 about advocating for those who can't advocate for themselves i think in a lot of cases there could

00:25:12.260 be a lot of people out there who didn't know what to do right and so they were listening to both

00:25:17.000 sides of things and the louder side won at least for the first couple of years but now and let's

00:25:24.640 be honest you guys with the help of elon musk over at twitter opening things up allowing free

00:25:30.640 speech allowing these scientists and doctors to come on and talk about the studies that they read

00:25:37.360 and everything that's happened in the last couple of years that people didn't hear about

00:25:41.920 until the last couple of months that has woken a lot of people up

00:25:46.680 and it's gotten to the point now where the tables are turning about the vaccine and about the masks

00:25:56.320 and all of that but we have a bigger fight my friends as of now those things are just distractions

00:26:04.060 i mean it might irritate you when you when you walk past a masker in the in the supermarket or

00:26:10.200 the mall whatever but really ultimately i mean that person they may wake up they may never as

00:26:16.200 long as there's more of us than there are of them i'm good with that

00:26:20.020 this is about the orwellian nightmare that we all kept hearing about day after day after day

00:26:30.040 last week is the world economic forum was raging in davis switzerland and we're gonna we're gonna

00:26:35.860 do a three-minute wrap-up one of the rebel news reporters did a nice three and a half minute wrap

00:26:40.400 up we'll play that later in the show for you but i went looking for an article something that was

00:26:45.040 you know easy to understand regarding cbdc's not that anybody watching the show is slow

00:26:52.840 but we've always got new people coming into the mix you guys and this is something that

00:26:57.980 you know a lot of people get upset at me about you just did that two weeks ago shadow you just

00:27:04.540 talked about that yesterday there's always new people coming in and like i keep telling you

00:27:09.860 that's the point of this show and so when we understand that we understand that sometimes

00:27:14.280 we have to do recaps and sometimes we have to start at the beginning because these folks have

00:27:20.220 only just woken up they're just kind of what the hell is going on here so we have to explain things

00:27:28.240 to them slowly and easily and i found this from city am this is a digital publication based out

00:27:35.020 of london england it's been around since 2005 it's got a very big circulation very big online

00:27:40.820 circulation i think they do publish but this is straight from their financial section this is a

00:27:47.620 story written by susie violet ward who's an economist cbdc's the future of banking or an

00:27:55.920 orwellian nightmare let me make this bigger so we can all see here all right central bank digital

00:28:06.500 currencies are digital tokens pegged to a fiat currency of the issuing central bank.

00:28:14.500 They are similar to cryptocurrency insofar that they use blockchain technology. Put simply,

00:28:21.020 it's a programmable digital coupon issued by a central bank or government.

00:28:26.860 Notice she's using it in the present tense.

00:28:30.540 Many countries are working on developing CBDCs and some have already implemented them.

00:28:36.500 China is the first major economy to pilot a CBDC with many other countries actively working on ways to transition to digital currencies.

00:28:45.500 The Fed dollar has recently completed its first successful test, so it's vital we understand the implications.

00:28:51.980 And guys, this article is only a couple of months old.

00:28:55.680 Just so you're aware.

00:28:58.000 And by the way, we heard a lot, a lot about this from the World Economic Forum last week.

00:29:04.520 what can a cbdc do that standard fiat currency can't most money is digital so this is where

00:29:13.240 i i read this a couple of times today you guys and this is where a lot of people have a problem

00:29:18.120 making the distinction because we're paying with our cards already right well i pay with my card

00:29:23.500 anyway so what's the difference there's a difference there's a huge oh shadow they've

00:29:27.860 already got all my information so they can do whatever they want anyway no they can't not yet

00:29:32.400 because we haven't given them everything.

00:29:35.000 That's why they're doing this in the first place.

00:29:37.520 They want it all.

00:29:40.780 We can't let them have it.

00:29:44.940 So what can a CBDC do that standard fiat currency cannot?

00:29:49.320 Well, most money is digital, so what's the difference?

00:29:51.900 The money in our bank accounts can be traced to a certain degree,

00:29:55.260 but it's clunky and convoluted.

00:29:57.620 A central bank digital currency will add the following functionality to our existing cash banking system.

00:30:04.380 Are you ready?

00:30:05.600 Customized for individuals.

00:30:07.740 That means each one of us will have a distinct identity to them, those who are monitoring.

00:30:17.680 And we know that governments manipulate banks.

00:30:20.180 We know that big business manipulates governments.

00:30:22.760 We know world banks manipulate big business.

00:30:26.720 See?

00:30:28.040 Structure, hierarchy, pyramid.

00:30:31.960 It can be frozen or seized.

00:30:34.720 Holding can be limited.

00:30:36.460 Holding can be limited.

00:30:38.120 No more saving for the future.

00:30:41.360 CBDC, programmable currency, can be shut off whenever they want to shut it off,

00:30:46.200 for whatever reason they want.

00:30:50.220 Tax can be automatically taken.

00:30:52.860 Fines can be automatically taken.

00:30:55.020 purchases can be controlled expiry dates can be applied limits on spending can be set

00:31:01.220 location limits can be applied time limits can be set so in other words i mean all of these things

00:31:07.100 you can spend your money in calgary but you can't spend it in edmonton

00:31:11.120 they won't allow it they can set that on your your currency

00:31:17.080 they can individualize it like that that's the devious thing about all of this

00:31:25.020 everything that your currency can and can't do

00:31:28.940 is because of what you've said, done, or didn't do?

00:31:37.140 Some of these attributes already exist within our current banking system,

00:31:41.360 but to a much lesser degree.

00:31:44.240 A CBDC will take away the friction

00:31:47.400 and make the process of freezing accounts and controlling spending easier.

00:31:51.900 To demonstrate that this is coming to a country near you,

00:31:54.800 the european central bank executive board recently confirmed that the digital euro may have

00:32:00.160 transaction limits and a cap on savings you can only save so much but you can't save anything at

00:32:08.400 all and you can save all you want until you say something terribly offensive or you insult the 0.98

00:32:15.320 government or you jaywalk just like china my friends this technology can be used to 0.81

00:32:24.600 seize your money if you hold views contravening the mainstream narrative. The functionality of 0.53

00:32:30.660 programmable money will allow governments to check behaviors to ensure they fall in line with the

00:32:35.120 latest agenda and implement repercussions. They can stop travel, they can prevent you from buying

00:32:40.300 certain foods, and steer you towards the current social agenda. Money is the energy that fuels your

00:32:47.040 life and programmable money will control that energy according to coin telegraph a survey

00:32:54.800 conducted by the bank of international settlement shows 90 of all central banks are exploring cbdc's

00:33:02.260 and the above link supports this this is not a question of if but when and the telegraph there

00:33:09.180 did it take on it recently it's happening with greater and greater speed i mean you guys you

00:33:16.080 guys don't even know the half of it i don't even know the half of it and you find out these things

00:33:22.360 are already in play you find out the drag queen story time has been going on for a hell of a lot

00:33:27.580 longer than we thought we think it's a new and recent phenomenon it's not it's been going on 0.71

00:33:31.980 for five years where the hell were we we had our heads up our asses now how are they going to sell

00:33:40.360 this to us how are they going to make it palatable for the public to make people fall for this

00:33:46.700 Central bank digital currencies will be marketed as better for the environment and the solution to inflation.

00:33:54.980 It's going to be the grand savior because right now things are in disarray, right?

00:34:00.580 This inflation is killing us.

00:34:02.440 A lot of people, more people than ever in Canada heading to food banks.

00:34:06.040 Save us, please.

00:34:07.380 I've got some new money for you.

00:34:11.900 It's going to cure everything.

00:34:14.060 yes i'll take it because people are

00:34:19.860 any centralized blockchain will use less energy but this is not necessarily a good thing

00:34:28.780 how bitcoin could save the environment for a more detailed explanation as to why that's an

00:34:34.420 article she wrote previously any currency pegged to the current fiat system will not solve the

00:34:39.200 existing inflationary pressures as it will just be a programmable form of the same currency it

00:34:44.420 will still be fiat money which will debase at the same rate the fact it's programmable makes it worse

00:34:50.360 than the current fiat system because it can be set with an end date which means they can force you to

00:34:55.220 spend it within a certain time frame rishi sunak is the current prime minister in the uk and prior

00:35:02.760 to this role. He served as a British conservative politician since 2015. His many responsibilities

00:35:09.340 within government include chief secretary to the treasury and chancellor of the executor,

00:35:14.400 the checker, the money guy. Previously, he was working as an analyst for the investment bank

00:35:20.980 Goldman Sachs. Rishi also completed an apprenticeship at the World Economic Forum,

00:35:25.880 probably nothing, and is well-versed in economics and an advocate for cryptocurrencies.

00:35:31.500 During his tenure, he has advocated for CBDCs and has muted the idea of a BRIT coin.

00:35:39.260 And there's a clip below in the story that lays out his intention.

00:35:43.460 We don't need to play that.

00:35:49.540 This is one of the guys from the World Economic Forum.

00:35:53.020 I believe this, I don't know what his name is.

00:35:56.760 Hang on here.

00:35:58.000 Let's see if it says...

00:36:01.500 Gently, it's introduced initially, if successful, it will facilitate totalitarian control.

00:36:12.360 There are many examples of how various elite global non-governmental organizations such

00:36:16.620 as the World Economic Forum, the Bank of International Settlements, would like the world to look

00:36:20.500 in the future.

00:36:21.500 So this is the president of the Bank of International Settlements, listen to what he says here.

00:36:27.500 A key difference with the CBDC is that central bank will have absolute control on the rules

00:36:38.260 and regulations that will determine the use of that expression of central bank liability,

00:36:45.880 and also we will have the technology to enforce that.

00:36:50.460 two issues are extremely important and that makes a huge difference with respect to what cash is.

00:37:01.580 Did you hear that?

00:37:04.860 These things are coming so here's what I'm going to do. I'm going to throw this into

00:37:08.380 the comment section on both Facebook and on Rumble so you guys can go ahead and share this

00:37:18.140 with friends this is how i think anyway this is how we can help to wake them up i'm just going to

00:37:28.140 throw this into the comments not into the chat on rumble because apparently the chat goes by too

00:37:33.980 fast for some people so there it goes into the comment section on rumble there okay so you guys

00:37:38.060 can look at that at a later point for yourself and if you feel uh it will help please send it

00:37:43.740 to somebody who is still sleeping or somebody who keeps calling you conspiracy theorist because

00:37:49.020 those people are going to be eaten up by the system that's not that's never going to happen

00:37:55.760 here that's the big thing right you see something happening with your own eyes on a video from

00:38:01.160 europe or australia or africa or the middle east or something and you go oh that's never going to

00:38:06.340 happen here and then what happens here a couple of months later i mean like the last three years

00:38:12.380 is not enough evidence for these people you were locked in your home you couldn't go visit your

00:38:19.420 mother in the hospital you couldn't go visit your grandma in the extended care facility she died

00:38:26.060 alone because of the government not because of the pandemic because of the government 0.98

00:38:31.520 and you let that happen so shut up with your tinfoil hat accusations

00:38:37.640 because we've got to now empower people. 1.00

00:38:45.980 But we also have to be able to counter their stupid arguments. 0.99

00:38:52.360 It's not about winning and losing, at least personally, between people. 1.00

00:38:56.640 I mean, maybe for some people it is.

00:38:58.440 You get satisfaction in that, whatever.

00:39:00.580 It's about winning this war, you guys.

00:39:03.320 Now, speaking of finances, before we get into this next thing about vaccines that you can drink, snort or inhale, which is something they're working on right now, according to CNET.com.

00:39:15.960 What can we do?

00:39:17.560 People have been saying big protest.

00:39:19.640 Oh, yeah, sure.

00:39:20.280 We can get together in a field in Manitoba in mid-February and we can come up with strategies about how we can create and perpetuate and a parallel economy.

00:39:31.080 That's fine.

00:39:32.220 That's fine.

00:39:32.800 no we are not going to rush the house of commons we're not going to take over the government

00:39:40.140 because the government is only halfway up that pyramid that i was talking about before

00:39:45.080 if that high we need to go higher than that so what can we do

00:39:51.720 well i think we need to do something with money this is something that dan bongino has been saying

00:39:58.760 for a long time you hit him in the wallet you can stand outside the house of commons or wherever

00:40:05.400 you know any legislature in the country you can stand out there for weeks and weeks and weeks

00:40:09.980 and weeks until finally they get the police to crack down on an old woman with a walker

00:40:14.940 or buttstock a guy in the head with a rifle or stomp on you whatever i mean that's okay and and

00:40:24.120 you know what? I'm not sitting here disparaging what happened last year. I'm not. Because I 0.81

00:40:29.920 believe that it woke a lot of people up. And it was a brave and valiant effort by many thousands

00:40:38.060 of Canadians. So I appreciate what they did. If not for that convoy last year, I think we'd still

00:40:44.240 be stuck in the lockdown situation. I really do. So thank you to everybody that participated in

00:40:51.880 that but we need to move on now to the next thing hit him in the wallet but how do we do that

00:40:59.100 well i've got an idea and it was something i was talking about on friday night but didn't

00:41:08.320 really elaborate on too much simply because i think that i could be arrested for saying it

00:41:12.280 and if you think that's crazy then you didn't watch the uh the uh emergencies act commission

00:41:21.260 for two months in October and November

00:41:23.680 and what the government thinks is illegal

00:41:26.180 versus what really is illegal

00:41:28.560 or what a charter right is

00:41:32.000 versus what they think they can do with the charter

00:41:34.420 which apparently they can

00:41:36.020 because nobody stands up and says anything about it

00:41:38.720 but I think we're going to have to do extensive bank runs

00:41:44.580 getting back to the Jeremy McKenzie situation

00:41:48.760 the Scotiabank has outright told him

00:41:51.100 you heard i'm sorry but you're no longer welcome to bank with us you're not even allowed in any of

00:41:57.560 our branches unless you have written permission from who the brain the branch manager or does

00:42:03.860 it have to be from somebody else uh from your automated voice on the phone the one we all get

00:42:11.220 on the phone when we have to wait on hold for 38 minutes. I think we all have to go and withdraw

00:42:21.560 money from the bank. And I think we have to do it on mass.

00:42:28.680 And I know a lot of people are scared about this, but you got to get rid of, you got to take out

00:42:33.640 those RSPs. You got to get rid of those stocks, investments, whatever mutual funds that needs to

00:42:40.260 be done because those are the people who are controlling your life those are the people who 0.99

00:42:44.900 are controlling our lives right now those are the people who are perpetuating these ridiculous sick 0.98

00:42:51.980 esgs those are the people who are in operation lockstep those are the people who are bringing 0.95

00:43:01.120 down agenda 2030 on us it's not governments the governments are just doing what they're told

00:43:06.820 big business is just doing what they're told it's up to us we are the allied forces

00:43:16.240 in this three-pronged war the two axis powers are are the globalists in the western world

00:43:24.200 apparently the democratic world the free world and then the BRICS nations are the other axis

00:43:31.260 power like Glenn Beck pointed out in his little blackboard demonstration we are the only power

00:43:37.720 that's going to be working for good here and I know many people are like oh we're too divided

00:43:43.920 we're never going to be able to pull anything off we're going to get trampled okay if that's

00:43:48.260 your attitude that's fine but I have told you repeatedly and I will maintain this that when

00:43:56.620 the time comes, we will all act together. I absolutely believe that with 100% of my soul.

00:44:08.660 I have faith in every single person that believes in freedom, that has spoken up, that has shown up

00:44:14.700 at a rally, that has watched this show. I believe that when push comes to shove, you are not going

00:44:20.080 to hide under the bad. You're not going to hide behind some hedge. You are going to do what's

00:44:25.520 right and you're going to stand up on behalf of every other canadian and it's not even just about

00:44:31.700 canadians anymore my friends it's about all of us now some people could say hey that's a globalist

00:44:40.580 thing it's not it's not at all it's a people thing it's a human thing that's what it is

00:44:52.280 so that's what i think needs to be talked about at greater length and i'm going to bring that up

00:45:00.240 tomorrow night when jeremy and greg are on the show and if you're just joining late uh jeremy

00:45:05.280 mckenzie hopefully is on the show tomorrow night greg wycliffe will be on the show tomorrow night

00:45:09.700 follow both of those guys on whatever platforms they're on uh raging dissident instagram greg

00:45:16.440 wycliffe is on youtube and on facebook doing a great job too he puts together a great show

00:45:20.680 so yeah these vaccines you know i'm glad all of this information is finally coming out and people

00:45:28.400 are starting to see this and when you share this show people will get to see this now some of them

00:45:35.720 might roll their eyes and go anti-vaccine bs others might go really really is that from a

00:45:41.860 real publication or is that just from some shady second-rate news agency seen it they're working

00:45:50.300 on vaccines you can drink, snort, or inhale. Researchers are calling for vaccine types that

00:45:56.680 better protect us against infection, not just severe disease, but more money and data are needed

00:46:01.420 to widen their scope. Oh, and by the way, for more research, Pfizer just got eight more million

00:46:06.880 dollars in the United States from the government. Like they need government money at this stage of

00:46:13.920 again. Now this is interesting. Left-wing corporate media finally catching up with what we have been

00:46:20.660 saying now for well over a year. Ready, willing, and able, COVID-19 vaccine policies at Ontario

00:46:28.440 hospitals are keeping some health workers from filling dire staff shortages. They're whining.

00:46:34.660 This is what we've been saying, right? They are whining and crying. We can't work with people like

00:46:40.360 the nurses and doctors are going crazy in these hospitals they can't keep up with the shifts

00:46:45.420 hospitals are overflowing apparently but you've got all these people who chose not to get the

00:46:52.560 genetic formula who are ready and willing to go but the policy in Ontario still states you can't

00:47:00.700 do that you're not vaccinated still about 160 veteran nurses personal support workers and

00:47:14.620 health care technicians along with their families gathered in a church hall in port perry

00:47:19.000 in person or by video on a snowy afternoon this past saturday these distressed individuals have

00:47:25.840 a message for patients waiting for health care in the province we want to work on the front

00:47:30.460 lines, but are being shut out. I think this was frontline nurses who did this. I saw that on

00:47:35.140 social media. I think it was on Twitter. Way to go, ladies. Way to go. I am ready, willing,

00:47:41.020 and able to work, Lori Turnbull told CTV National News, but nobody will hire her. The 58-year-old

00:47:47.820 once worked in surgery and rehab, but was fired a year ago from a hospital in London after 30 years.

00:47:53.880 In fact, all of the health workers in this unusual audience were terminated

00:47:58.220 after declining to get two of these shots in 2021 as required by all 140 of Ontario's public

00:48:08.200 hospitals and some nursing and retirement homes. I worked in emergency for 20 years, Casey Davout,

00:48:13.260 a nurse from Hamilton said, I dedicated myself to that job. She now says she works in an office

00:48:19.160 for her brother. She knows her hospital remains seriously understaffed. I worry for the staff

00:48:24.720 that are there. It's very scary, she said. The group at the church gathering wants Ontarians

00:48:30.460 to know there are experienced frontline workers who want to return to duty but are blocked by

00:48:35.840 vaccine policies imposed by hospitals in the province, despite Ontario itself not requiring

00:48:40.960 health workers to be vaccinated. I think people were aware that we were fired or let go, Anna

00:48:47.180 Luxton, who worked as an emergency nurse, told CTV. But I think since the province said they lifted

00:48:53.420 the mandates last march people figured that we would have gone back to work and the reality is

00:48:57.680 we haven't now some there are some in other provinces who are back at work now but some

00:49:05.060 still aren't and i don't really have a chart telling you which province is allowing this

00:49:10.400 in which province isn't but they should all be they should all be but there isn't a politician 0.99

00:49:16.260 in the country with the fortitude with the balls to stand up and say no more of this crap 0.99

00:49:22.860 which is ironic considering that 0.99

00:49:25.440 health care systems are under provincial jurisdiction

00:49:29.000 oh look here's a list right here

00:49:31.500 Quebec, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland

00:49:35.020 and Labrador and Yukon

00:49:36.520 no longer require health staff to have COVID vaccinations

00:49:39.600 during a briefing in February

00:49:41.580 Ontario Chief Medical Officer of Health, Kieran Moore

00:49:44.340 said it was time to consider removing vaccination policies

00:49:47.300 across

00:49:47.760 a year ago

00:49:52.860 They've served their purpose, Moore said.

00:49:55.180 They have to be removed in a timely manner.

00:49:58.600 Ladies and gentlemen, my friends, what's going on?

00:50:04.520 There are still some companies across the country

00:50:12.160 who are demanding that you be vaccinated before you're hired.

00:50:18.440 There are still some companies across this country

00:50:21.800 who are keeping people out still

00:50:26.200 because they won't get vaccinated.

00:50:29.620 Still. Still.

00:50:34.880 Now here's one.

00:50:36.740 A couple of days ago,

00:50:37.660 Joe Warmington from the Toronto Sun

00:50:39.820 wrote,

00:50:41.420 Health Canada deems 400 deaths

00:50:43.540 after receiving COVID vaccine low.

00:50:46.560 well we all know that in order to get a vaccine injury recorded and put on record

00:51:00.120 and sent to the government you have to jump through hoops for months and you have to get

00:51:07.000 the doctors and the health care system to play ball with you in other words you have to scream

00:51:12.520 and freak out on them squeaky wheel gets the grease but still most people are unwilling to

00:51:20.320 do that because it's embarrassing or it's rude or it's tacky or whatever we're canadians we don't do

00:51:26.680 that yeah we need to we need to start standing up for ourselves if you feel as though you've 0.97

00:51:33.180 been injured by this crap then you go to your doctor and if he or she is dismissive of you 0.97

00:51:38.540 You say it louder and louder and louder, and you make that doctor investigate whatever he or she has to do. 0.99

00:51:46.580 Go to the lab, do this, do that, do this.

00:51:49.120 You make them do it, because right now, not enough people.

00:51:53.280 400 deaths only after receiving the COVID vaccine.

00:52:00.440 They call that low, but the grieving father of a 17-year-old hockey player wonders how many deaths it will take to be considered significant.

00:52:09.520 Canada, and again, guys, understand that this number is low.

00:52:14.820 This number is extremely low.

00:52:17.640 Ooh, that's a big Doug Ford there.

00:52:20.960 Canada now has 400 reported deaths and more than 10,000 serious injuries following people receiving a COVID-19 vaccine.

00:52:28.280 But Health Canada indicates it has confidence in vaccinations to battle coronavirus.

00:52:33.260 10 000 serious injuries 400 deaths but we're confident in this stuff what is the threshold

00:52:44.760 anyway how many people have to die before they take this stuff off the shelves before they stop

00:52:53.680 promoting it before they stop making people get it so they can work however for families behind

00:53:01.060 those numbers it's not about statistics yeah i guess not evidence indicates the benefits of

00:53:05.660 this vaccine continue to outweigh the risks of the disease health canada states

00:53:09.180 we'll respond to any safety issues right away and we'll inform canadians about any risks that

00:53:15.500 arise in canada by the way guys you do know that covid deaths were and still are overreported right

00:53:23.900 because if you fell off a ladder but you tested positive for covid that was a covid death

00:53:30.440 seriously there was a kid in alberta we all know this story it's famous it's sad kid with a brain

00:53:36.620 tumor died of the brain tumor apparently somehow he tested positive for covet that was a covet death

00:53:43.040 until the family called out dina hinshaw on it and dina hinshaw the former chief medical officer

00:53:48.600 of alberta had to publicly apologize but that's only one case how many others were there just

00:53:54.540 like that how many people were were asked by a nurse or doctor in the hospital did you want

00:54:02.220 to report this as a covid death i know of at least two dozen people who told me that

00:54:07.060 why would we report this as a covid death he died of cancer

00:54:12.600 just asking just asking and what medical health professional would actually say that would

00:54:22.780 actually come to you with that question unless they were terrified they were going to lose their job

00:54:28.240 dan hartman is the father of a 17 year old ontario hockey player

00:54:36.660 sean hartman who died 33 33 days after receiving the pfizer after being assessed in hospital for

00:54:44.420 a rash sore shoulder and rings around his eyes dan says he's hopeful the new numbers encourage

00:54:51.300 governments to drill down on ensuring vaccine safety health canada indicates it's doing just

00:54:57.160 that acknowledging the united states is now studying whether people over 65 could face

00:55:01.180 a potential higher risk of stroke post vaccine well hey what about 17 year olds what about 25

00:55:07.400 year olds what about eight year olds what about babies in the womb who are having strokes and

00:55:12.800 heart attacks it's taken you this long to start doing a study on people who are 65 and older

00:55:20.620 from the expose.

00:55:30.660 Experts confirm it's the injections

00:55:33.720 and not infections

00:55:36.020 that are causing this myocarditis.

00:55:39.360 Despite attempts to blame myocarditis

00:55:42.320 on, you know, long COVID,

00:55:45.200 it's clearly arisen in incidents

00:55:47.760 only on arrival of the injections.

00:55:50.620 Other evidence suggests incidents after infection seems to be higher in the injected than the uninjected.

00:55:56.740 As always with COVID, the story is in the data that has not yet been shared.

00:56:02.400 The heart group looked at evidence from various sources, including two sources of English data that look odd and seem to contradict each other and says it's the injections, not the infections.

00:56:15.080 Even when people do not show symptoms of heart damage, it matters because the cells of the heart cannot be replaced.

00:56:21.480 They don't repair themselves.

00:56:23.580 What's worse is that when the cells are killed, they leave a scar.

00:56:28.040 Now you've got scar tissue around your heart.

00:56:30.580 That's, well, that could be what's causing some of these issues.

00:56:35.020 Given the notable rise in cardiac death seen recently, there needs to be an investigation of the possibility

00:56:41.120 that heart damage of these injections has led to scarring in hearts, causing sudden cardiac deaths.

00:56:49.580 There are two key points regarding post-vax heart issues that heart has been raising concerns about

00:56:55.540 since early 2021. Myocarditis is attributable to injection, not infection, and what's been

00:57:03.760 diagnosed may represent wider harm that is yet to be properly measured. Data from multiple sources

00:57:09.960 now concur on important points. However, there is data from England which appears contradictory.

00:57:16.640 Many people have claimed that it's the virus that's the underlying cause of myocarditis rather

00:57:22.820 than the vaccinations. There are several ways to check this hypothesis. The obvious one is to

00:57:27.880 compare the rate of myocarditis after infection in uninjected, uninfected, uninjected, infected,

00:57:33.860 injected uninfected and injected infected cover the gamut there for you although there have been

00:57:41.860 several epidemiological analyses of myocarditis that simple comparison is never made where

00:57:47.600 uninjected people are looked at specifically there is no evidence of an increase in incidence

00:57:52.980 heart has previously summarized that data after infection in the injected compared to the

00:57:58.760 uninjected. An alternative approach is to look at how common myocarditis is over time. Did the

00:58:05.480 incidence increase with the arrival of COVID in 2020 or the arrival of the injections in 2021?

00:58:11.820 There are now several sources of data to answer that question, and they all concur.

00:58:17.340 So here we go. Incidence cases of myocarditis.

00:58:21.260 here look at that right around march of 2021 what does that coincide with

00:58:30.060 because this is 2020 here

00:58:33.140 it's actually lower than 2019 but in 2021 through the roof incident cases of pericarditis

00:58:44.840 they started going up around you guessed it march of 2021 with a bullet i might add

00:58:54.220 of course we can't read that

00:58:57.360 so you got freedom of information requests how much overall harm has been done to hearts and

00:59:04.040 all of this so i am going to put this in the comment section on facebook and rumble for you

00:59:08.120 guys to peruse a little bit later on i mean you know it's it's interesting as we sit and talk

00:59:16.400 about this stuff night after night after night um it's the obvious right it's the obvious the

00:59:26.160 obvious things it's like they're telling us that we are not seeing things clearly which is simply

00:59:32.680 a gaslighting situation you know like i i don't remember and i'm sorry for chuckling about this

00:59:40.000 because it's a damn sad thing i don't remember children dying of heart attacks at any point

00:59:49.160 in my life i'm 58 years old you would hear about oh man like maybe once in my life and this is a 0.80

00:59:57.720 kid excuse me who was born with a heart condition maybe a hole in their heart or something

01:00:03.840 you know so you would kind of expect it with that particular kid and of course it never doesn't make

01:00:10.160 it any better because it's a kid but now we're seeing it and not just with children with young

01:00:17.220 adults you know in their in their 20s and 30s i mean when we talk about heart disease generally

01:00:23.700 we're talking about people of a certain body weight or of a certain age or if they smoke

01:00:28.780 eat badly all of those things we're not talking about fit young people

01:00:34.740 but they're trying to normalize that and we can't allow it i'm going to go to rumble and

01:00:40.520 see if there's any rumble rants because if there are i promise to read them out loud so oh there's

01:00:45.660 one from conster 11 who gave us a dollar rumble rant thank you very much for that gotta get

01:00:51.900 this out there dr brian artist connects the dots between vax drugs and undrip so he left a link

01:00:58.580 there for you guys if you want to go and check that out yeah undrip uh that is part of the united

01:01:06.260 nations uh indigenous land claims thing which has now been completely and totally uh accepted and

01:01:15.220 put into law in british columbia and it's going to be happening in the rest of the country very soon

01:01:20.400 now there are some suggesting that that is what this whole trucker reunion unity convoy coming to

01:01:32.540 east of winnipeg is going to be i you know what i said this on friday night and i'll say it again

01:01:38.600 i i don't think that you know when it when it comes to that particular

01:01:44.180 event i don't think there's any sort of evil intent at all i think there's going to be people

01:01:52.040 from every different walk of the freedom movement and they're just going to get together and have

01:01:58.400 a party ultimately i think that's what it's going to be and there's probably going to be some

01:02:02.300 symposiums and you know maybe people showing you how you can grow uh vegetables in your basement

01:02:09.540 maybe how you can make your own diesel fuel things like that i think there's going to be a

01:02:16.100 lot of talking about the parallel societies i don't believe that there's going to be any trouble

01:02:23.360 at all even though there is i think one or two independent media sources who have been talking

01:02:30.140 about that very thing i i think that that is i think that's just fear-mongering to be honest

01:02:37.100 with you now look at i mean do i think that this this gathering at camp hope is going to be a great

01:02:44.780 big deal no it's it's not going to be a huge big thing i mean i think like i said before i think

01:02:50.600 that there's going to be a lot of people from all across the country who are going to attend it

01:02:54.000 i encourage it sure why not i mean if that's what you feel you need to do then absolutely do it but

01:02:59.100 i don't think it's vital that you need to attend this is all i'm saying i don't think that by

01:03:05.620 missing this if it's you know beyond your means to do i don't think missing this is going to be

01:03:11.560 the end of the world for you at all or for us for that matter i think that there's still more that

01:03:16.880 we need to do um i think it'll be a great time for making connections making new friends seeing

01:03:22.280 old friends and whatnot but ultimately uh it's only one part of what the freedom movement is

01:03:29.300 going to be doing like look at this dip here this is justin trudeau today talking about protecting

01:03:36.200 the fundamental rights and freedoms of canadians because he's worried you see that premiers are

01:03:42.160 going to start using the notwithstanding clause from the charter of rights and freedoms whenever

01:03:46.580 they want to use it unacceptable crystal clear on this for many many years i do not think any

01:03:52.740 provinces should be proactively preemptively using the notwithstanding clause what they're doing is

01:03:59.060 suspending fundamental rights and freedoms and preventing the courts from even being able to

01:04:05.900 weigh in on that. As a government, we will always stand up for people's fundamental rights and

01:04:11.120 freedoms. We've committed that we are going to engage at the Supreme Court in the current case

01:04:18.460 on Bill 21, and we're going to continue to look at the best ways to make sure that right across

01:04:25.340 the country oh shut up i can't take it the guy's a tool

01:04:32.180 does he even hear himself when he talks 0.99

01:04:38.180 now there's a photo that made the rounds today on social media

01:04:44.240 of jagmeet singh justin trudeau and pierre polyev all walking side by side at the chinese new year

01:04:51.160 parade i think in vancouver the other night some people are saying it was photoshopped some people

01:04:57.580 are saying it was real some people are saying hey what's the matter with that it's just you know the

01:05:01.980 three federal uh three main federal party leaders all getting together and then solidarity over

01:05:07.360 chinese new year whatever it is i don't like it i don't like the fact that polyev was standing

01:05:16.600 there with these two left-wing freaking marxists i don't like it at all i mean he could have gone

01:05:22.300 to the parade sure did he have to walk next to them there's now if it was photoshopped i'm making 0.92

01:05:28.840 ass of myself right now but i don't think it was it looks pretty real the photo and i looked at it

01:05:33.100 very closely oh that's that's them all right walking side by side i don't like it i don't

01:05:41.020 like it i i think trudeau is trying to destroy our country and i think sing is being a useful 0.97

01:05:48.020 idiot in that regard and if polyev 0.99

01:05:53.140 if polyev were a real conservative with conservative values he wouldn't have been there 1.00

01:06:02.500 so i think that and i'm not that i'm not saying that makes him a globalist what i am saying is

01:06:12.340 that he probably made a bad political choice there based upon a recommendation from somebody

01:06:17.060 from his staff that's what i think i don't know i mean he needs to address these things

01:06:25.560 not just the world economic forum because he's come out and he said that none of my uh shadow

01:06:32.980 ministers none of my staff nobody was over there in davos we don't do that we're not going to be

01:06:37.740 working with the world economic forum in any way but as mark friesen the grizzly patriot rightly

01:06:42.680 points out well you know the world economic forum is just the messenger arm of the united nations

01:06:50.300 the united nations are the ones who are doing this the united nations the world health

01:06:54.760 Organization, the International Monetary Fund, all of these. And of course, the big businesses

01:07:00.360 on top of all of that, Larry Fink with BlackRock, State Street, Vanguard, all of them, they're the

01:07:06.740 ones calling the shots. It's the United Nations that we have to be concerned about. And Pierre

01:07:19.380 polyev needs to address agenda 2030 and undrip and all of that stuff and he has to say canada's

01:07:27.900 pulling out of this stuff or nobody is ever going to trust him and we're right not to trust him

01:07:34.260 but would that be political suicide you see this is the other side of the coin that people don't

01:07:40.800 think about yes we want to hear those things from pierre polyev but you know the left-wing

01:07:46.440 corporate media would would take huge they would try to rip him apart politically literally make

01:07:54.200 it unwinnable for him the election whenever it is they would paint him as donald trump north

01:08:00.500 they've already tried it but it hasn't stuck because he has been somewhat politically smart

01:08:05.240 pierre pollio so if he were to come out and start addressing these things things that not many

01:08:11.180 canadians know about thanks to the left-wing corporate media then he would look like a raging

01:08:16.100 tinfoil hat to many people and he would not be able to win an election

01:08:22.500 now i think they've already tried this experiment with danielle smith

01:08:27.240 in alberta she came out and started talking about the world economic forum i think she mentioned it

01:08:32.700 once or twice and she mentioned it once in regards to alberta health having some kind of a mid-level

01:08:38.720 deal with the world economic forum and she was going through it she goes what the hell are we

01:08:42.680 working with the world economic forum on something for why are they involved in anything we're doing

01:08:47.540 here and because of that one statement and the statement of uh the unvaccinated were the most

01:08:55.600 discriminated group of people she's seen in her lifetime which was probably the bigger one she

01:09:01.320 was raked over the coals by the left-wing corporate media vilified called premier nutbag by a toronto 0.92

01:09:08.300 star columnist. And she took her lumps over that. Now, I believe she's going to win the upcoming

01:09:14.660 election in Alberta based upon Justin Trudeau's affiliation with Jagmeet Singh, who is actually

01:09:20.580 Rachel Notley's boss. When you look at the NDP, that is in the party constitution, that all of

01:09:27.880 the provincial leaders are actually subservient and part of one big party, the federal party as

01:09:33.240 well so jagmeet singh is rachel notley's boss and every ndp leader across the country is in that

01:09:39.740 same boat so what danielle smith is doing smartly is using this just transition thing that justin

01:09:45.500 trudeau has been doing in other words getting alberta off oil and telling oil workers they 0.97

01:09:50.560 now have to go work in drive-thrus or maybe drive in cabs she's using that against them by tying

01:09:59.640 them all together very smart and i'm hoping that it works in alberta and i'm hoping that albertans

01:10:04.960 are angry that another trudeau is coming in and trying to tell them how they're going to do things

01:10:11.820 how things are going to be it's the only thing that's going to save this country going forward

01:10:18.440 you guys if we lose alberta to the ndp it's game over it's like shut the lights the party's over

01:10:28.400 We cannot lose Alberta. So if you are watching this from Alberta, if you are watching this from anywhere else in the country or outside of the country and you know people in Alberta and politics comes up as a topic of conversation, just say you cannot vote for Rachel Notley.

01:10:46.040 not only is she trying to destroy alberta she's backed away from that uh just transition thing

01:10:52.700 by the way rachel notley has because she understands how politically damaging it is 0.97

01:10:58.040 but she can't back away from it she is tied to it and she knows it no matter what she says

01:11:04.420 but she she did more to destroy alberta in four years than any conservative government ever did

01:11:11.180 in the 70 years they were in power 1970 through 2015 was it and now again for the last four years

01:11:21.260 that's a pretty long run and alberta is and always has been one of the most

01:11:25.840 prosperous provinces in the country the most freedom-minded of all of us we cannot lose alberta

01:11:32.600 we simply can't

01:11:36.820 is this the

01:11:38.860 yeah okay so this is

01:11:40.240 Calum Smiles

01:11:41.680 who is the UK affiliate reporter

01:11:44.180 for Rebel News

01:11:45.140 wrapping up the World Economic Forum

01:11:47.740 and there he is with Greta Thunberg

01:11:49.320 Greta avoid my questions

01:11:51.520 if climate change is a con

01:11:52.700 I think that says enough

01:11:57.660 are you going to be eating bugs

01:11:59.000 to save the planet for this lunch

01:12:00.220 I think I'm going to take

01:12:03.020 I'll see

01:12:06.620 Greta, it's getting quite cold in Davos

01:12:09.060 when can I expect some global warming?

01:12:11.920 Hold on

01:12:12.500 This is Callum Smiles for Rebel News

01:12:17.100 bringing you my final report

01:12:18.600 from the annual World Economic Forum event

01:12:21.340 here in Davos 2023

01:12:23.980 as the circus finally comes to an end

01:12:27.720 they may bang on about sustainability here however the unsustainable infrastructure which

01:12:36.940 they put at one week and take down the next is coming down all around me so what have we learned

01:12:43.540 well ultimately the global elites and some of the most powerful people in the world simply do not

01:12:51.620 care for example tony blair the once elected prime minister of the united kingdom and now a

01:12:58.660 super powerful unelected bureaucrat is here like he always is trying to dictate global policy

01:13:06.200 i tried to ask him a few simple questions and here's what he didn't have to say

01:13:11.040 tony can i quickly ask you why you're here we're at the wf meeting

01:13:14.900 no comment

01:13:17.380 i mean you're no longer actually in politics so why are you so influential on the world stage

01:13:27.020 not just in the united king are we holding hands this is quite cute

01:13:29.800 um can you answer why tony blair's coming here today no no

01:13:34.200 tony with everything we've found out with the pfizer documents you recently said 0.99

01:13:40.600 those that who aren't vaccinated are quite frankly idiots given what we know now would you like to 0.96

01:13:47.800 take this opportunity to apologize no this is a public class i can walk along here and i'm just 0.98

01:13:55.600 asking my good friend tony some questions tony i'm giving the opportunity to say to the world

01:14:04.740 that you are wrong and it's okay to be wrong as long as you admit you're wrong when you are wrong

01:14:11.760 would you like to take this opportunity

01:14:13.080 look at those thugs standing in front of him tony blair an unelected bureaucrat a man who no longer

01:14:21.180 has a mandate in his own country have such a mandate across the entire world that was him

01:14:27.380 on our way to a talk panel where he says vaccine passports are a necessity who voted for him and

01:14:36.100 more importantly who asked for vaccine passports you need to know who's been vaccinated and who

01:14:42.180 hasn't been some of the vaccines that will come on down the line will be multiple there'll be

01:14:46.820 multiple shots so you've got to have the reasons to do with the health care more generally but

01:14:52.180 But certainly for a pandemic or for vaccines, you've got to have a proper digital infrastructure.

01:14:59.220 And then there's the likes of Larry Fink, a man who's never actually even been in politics.

01:15:04.020 At least Tony Blair can say he was once elected.

01:15:07.460 Whereas Larry Fink, the CEO of BlackRock, one of the most powerful companies in the world.

01:15:13.980 Well, he's here this week to have his say on the trajectory of global policy.

01:15:20.220 I wanted to know why he's here.

01:15:21.460 I asked him some simple questions, as you can see in this clip here.

01:15:27.540 Larry Fink, do you mind if I get a quick word?

01:15:29.520 We have to go to a meeting, thank you.

01:15:30.760 Where's the meeting? Can we walk with you?

01:15:32.720 No.

01:15:33.740 Larry Fink, why does an unelected person like yourself,

01:15:38.840 who's on the board of the WEF,

01:15:41.620 despite just being a senior member of staff at BlackRock,

01:15:45.720 why do you have such a large say on the direction of global policy?

01:15:51.460 no comment um can you tell us here today

01:15:57.840 ladies and gentlemen this guy right here

01:16:02.840 larry fink he is the one it's him he is he is the the puppeteer of all of it

01:16:17.640 larry fink i would suggest that larry fink is the most powerful man in the world

01:16:26.060 come on larry play nice can you just answer that one question for me surely if you have such a big

01:16:35.100 say in what happens in the world you should surely be able to tell us why you're here why

01:16:41.960 you're doing it if this is for the benefit of the world why can't you tell us

01:16:45.700 is it because what you're doing is nefarious so this week we've seen the world economic forum

01:16:55.740 talk a lot about climate change with the fossil fuel industries and we've seen them talk a lot

01:17:03.220 about sustainability in buildings that are not built to be sustainable so ultimately we've seen

01:17:11.740 them talk a load of rubbish amongst friends whilst they siphon every single last penny from us and

01:17:21.060 make us bear the burden of their bad policy there's been callum smiles rebel news here in davos 0.89

01:17:29.500 switzerland at the world economic forum thank you uh callum smiles and rebel news thank you rebel

01:17:36.040 news thank you tnc.news for being there and covering the world economic forum for those

01:17:41.320 of us uh back here in canada really appreciate it larry fink my friends he's the guy he's the guy

01:17:52.080 it's not klaus schwamp he's one of the guys klaus schwamp but in my opinion the breakdown if you're

01:17:59.620 looking at it like a mob chart you've seen those mafia charts with the boss and then the under boss

01:18:04.000 and then the consigliere and then the capos and then the soldiers i think larry fink's head is

01:18:08.500 right at the top of that pyramid i think klaus schwab is is down below and the world leaders

01:18:14.580 forget it they're they're they're nothings they're nobodies trained seals that's all they are just

01:18:22.620 following orders who's jeff bezos in this where's uh zuckerberg and all of this all the big ceos

01:18:32.200 all the big they're in there they're in there but think's the one who's running the show he

01:18:37.040 controls black rock my friends that's i don't even know how many trillions trillions of dollars

01:18:42.520 in investments so when i say to you we need some kind of bank run we need we need to be able to

01:18:53.720 fight back somehow we do investment company they have control of your money but that doesn't mean

01:19:01.080 it's their money you can take it out whenever you want do i have to pay a penalty yeah probably sure

01:19:08.680 but do you want some of your money back from the bank same thing with your rsps or whatever else

01:19:17.720 you've got you know i was in a lira situation for a long time they wouldn't let me touch it

01:19:24.680 until finally I insisted and made such a stink

01:19:27.940 that they let me have it.

01:19:31.840 That was about three or four years ago.

01:19:37.200 They control your money,

01:19:39.620 but it's not theirs.

01:19:42.260 It's yours.

01:19:45.700 So even if, and you know, 0.85

01:19:47.560 Canada's a middling nation, right?

01:19:49.100 Population-wise, I think we're 37th in the world,

01:19:52.800 38 million people.

01:19:53.960 If this could be something that starts a worldwide trend, and BlackRock and State Street and Vanguard, all those big, huge investment firms, they started feeling it.

01:20:08.260 The stock markets would get extremely nervous.

01:20:12.420 You know what would happen if we did this on mass?

01:20:15.360 What would happen would be they would shut down the Internet.

01:20:18.700 They would not want us to be communicating with each other.

01:20:23.960 They would shut down the banks. Banks would get shut down. Or there would be some kind of a huge power surge where all ATMs don't work across the country. It's some kind of a, you know, it's a bug. It's a virus.

01:20:42.020 because they wouldn't want us getting anywhere near our own money if it became bad enough for

01:20:49.920 them but i think it's the only way that we can fight back yes we can get together in a field

01:20:59.980 in manitoba in february in minus 25 or minus 30 yes we can protest in the uk and we can stand there

01:21:10.560 and shake our fists and say the media is the virus we can do all of those things

01:21:14.960 but it doesn't matter to people like Larry Fink

01:21:19.300 he's unelected he has no accountability to us at all and he is several steps above any government

01:21:29.340 leader any world leader on the pyramid

01:21:32.960 it's about money to this guy and power and if you take that away that's when they're going to start

01:21:44.760 to worry but that's up to us and only us

01:21:51.400 and i know it makes a lot of you nervous and so it should we're talking about money now after all

01:21:59.300 something you've worked for your entire life but i'll tell you this and i told you about

01:22:04.880 digitalized programmable currency earlier in the show tonight they will just take it from you

01:22:10.100 anyway without a fight without a whimper it's

01:22:16.400 it's up to them if we let it be

01:22:20.880 look at this new strain of multi-drug resistant gonorrhea detected in the united states for the

01:22:29.100 first time they don't want us sleeping together they don't want us anywhere near each other

01:22:34.140 um yeah i'm not going to cover this tonight because it's i've already been on too long

01:22:44.340 but there's a great video of a teacher who spoke to a school board in waterloo the waterloo waterloo

01:22:52.020 area tri-city area in ontario about certain books that were available in schools

01:22:59.060 for kids aged eight and nine years old that's on tnc.news if you guys want to look for that

01:23:06.820 story tnc.news levy the school board writes open letter attacking non-woke parents and it's

01:23:11.880 actually true but this guys this is part of the esgs right this is part of the equity program this

01:23:19.920 is part of the uh the new world order if you will we have to accept all of this stuff and we have to

01:23:29.840 make it normal and i said this i don't i think i said three years ago man they're normalizing a

01:23:35.220 lot of crazy things that kids could never do before and it's not like kids are maturing faster

01:23:41.260 these days it's the opposite you know people are living in their parents basements until they're 40

01:23:45.920 But watch this. Drag queen performs extremely sexual dance, spreads his legs in front of a young child at a family friendly drag show in Austin, Texas. 0.95

01:23:59.360 I'm not going to play the music. 1.00

01:24:04.260 OK, bare ass. 0.99

01:24:09.320 Look at this. 1.00

01:24:15.920 child hiding

01:24:20.140 all ages family friendly

01:24:26.280 yeah okay that's you know what that's enough and lastly this story kind of made the rounds

01:24:38.040 and the people who were doing this later said oh no no we only meant that in jest it was satire

01:24:43.600 It was satire. Aretha Franklin's song, You Make Me Feel Like a Natural Woman, blasted by transgender activists, because apparently there is no such thing as a natural woman.

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