The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Mon Jan. 30th⧸2023

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00:02:30.000 i've got saturday in the park by chicago locked in my head on loop and uh i'm

00:02:38.760 at first i was loving it and now it's kind of like okay can i have another please

00:02:44.520 and i i know there's a cure for the earworm but i forget what it is so if somebody watching the

00:02:53.820 show right now can write it down in the comments and hopefully i see the comment i'll try and apply

00:03:01.100 it after the show is over tonight i'm going to try and wrap the show up a little bit early tonight

00:03:06.340 you guys because i've got a court date at 373 broadway york i i know the building downtown

00:03:15.140 winnipeg tomorrow morning for two tickets for attending uh public protests of over 50 people

00:03:22.120 or more in an outdoor setting in october of 2021 so

00:03:30.240 i'll tell you how that goes tomorrow night but i have to be up so early tomorrow morning usually

00:03:39.160 i don't get well i'll get up early i'll wake up early because the show is not for you know hours

00:03:44.440 after i wake up right so i wake up generally speaking pretty early because i just wake up

00:03:48.940 early that's my body rhythm but i don't get out of bed for an hour or two once i wake up generally

00:03:55.720 i'm scrolling through stuff i'm looking around i'm seeing who messaged me last night i'm looking

00:03:59.880 for new stories for the show tonight looking to book guests blah blah blah blah blah all that

00:04:04.360 stuff but tomorrow morning i actually have to get up and go out to court like this is mind-blowing

00:04:13.720 i have i've never been to court before for a matter that involves me so um yeah i'll let you

00:04:20.840 know how that goes okay okay i do have a few things i want to discuss tonight smart cities

00:04:26.340 one of them many many louder voices now worldwide calling for an end to the vaccine programs we're

00:04:32.480 going to get to that i do have a couple of thank yous i want to throw out there um

00:04:37.400 occasionally people will send donations to help me keep the show on right

00:04:46.740 and i never really expect huge amounts of money it's just not in my character

00:04:58.400 to expect that kind of thing so when it does happen it floors me it makes me emotional and

00:05:06.560 so i would like to thank irma who sent me an incredible donation over the weekend thank you

00:05:15.580 so much i can't i can't even begin to tell you and thank you to terry ann again i can't even begin

00:05:25.760 to tell you how thankful I am for that.

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00:06:12.840 watching mexitalo is watching from calgary tracy is watching from somewhere in northern ontario

00:06:19.180 hello walk 686 watching from port stanley on terrible uh tango stangos is watching

00:06:30.460 from somewhere hello my beautiful patriotic warrior shadow ah that's so nice wayne peters

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00:06:43.440 an article you know it's on your news by the way you can go look it up there and go to the website

00:06:48.140 what's up canada.org and i imagined wayne because you know how wayne looks right like with the beard

00:06:53.940 and whatnot i imagine him with a visor on and and smoke billowing with half a bottle of scotch next

00:06:59.780 to him on it on one of those old school royal typewriters clacking away

00:07:03.360 sorry that's how i imagine you my friend uh greg hello how are you doing my friend

00:07:11.940 Lil Ricky is watching tonight

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00:07:39.400 stream hello Carrie

00:07:41.320 redacted yes this is an interesting show i catch clips of it from uh from time to time you guys

00:07:50.920 should probably look that up it's on youtube somehow they managed to stay on youtube without

00:07:54.620 getting pulled off i don't know how they do that i don't know how they pull that up leanne is

00:07:58.560 watching from sandy shores saskatchewan hello kev how you doing buddy douglas is watching from

00:08:04.400 clyde river up in none of it hey this is the first time i think that i've seen anyway that

00:08:09.860 We have somebody watching from the territory of Nunavut.

00:08:13.520 So welcome to the show.

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00:08:34.620 in case anybody wants a question or concern or a comment on the air.

00:08:39.860 I was sad when I saw this today.

00:08:44.020 Bobby Hull, the golden jet, has passed away at the age of 84.

00:08:49.920 I know he was a controversial figure to many.

00:08:54.120 I know about the stories, about what happened with his ex-wife Joanne,

00:09:03.720 and possibly with a woman called Sylvia back in the 70s and 80s.

00:09:07.700 I know all about that.

00:09:09.860 i i've heard second and third hand accounts of that these stories never quite made it to

00:09:16.780 newspaper or magazines because i'm sure they were trying to run interference for bobby

00:09:21.520 and the nhl um they didn't want to paint him in a bad light they wanted to protect his legacy

00:09:31.420 in the nhl because he was a fantastic hockey player i think he scored 610 goals for the

00:09:37.960 Chicago Blackhawks he was the first million dollar hockey player he came to Winnipeg and signed a

00:09:42.500 contract for 1.75 million dollars over 10 years at the corner of Portage and Maine in 1972 I think

00:09:51.900 it was the summer of 1972 I remember I got a chance to meet Bobby Hull twice I'll tell you

00:09:58.840 about the first time I was nine years old and it was after an open practice the Jets had had at the

00:10:04.280 old arena one saturday afternoon my dad took me so it's 1973 and the place was full and there was

00:10:16.780 bobby hull down on the ice signing autographs and the lineup was forming and i said to dad dad can i

00:10:22.080 go to okay so so we go down to the ice and i'm waiting in line waiting in line two hours i waited

00:10:28.200 in line and Bobby Hull stood there and he signed every single autograph until the last kid and and

00:10:36.820 the reason I can say that is because after I got mine and there were still people lined up behind

00:10:41.640 me I looked back through one of those ramp ways leading out of the auditorium under the big

00:10:49.820 portrait of the queen i looked back and he had just signed the last one

00:10:56.100 and he turned around and he walked back into the dressing room but what what he said to me was

00:11:01.680 there you go kid don't lose it his autograph which was on a hockey stick

00:11:09.460 a part of a hockey stick actually and i still have it

00:11:14.540 so yeah as controversial a figure as he was and then years later i got to drink with him

00:11:21.880 at the old grapes pierce seven on on pembota highway when he was he was the big promoter for

00:11:28.800 formosa genuine draft i think it was 1992 so i spent an afternoon listening and drink listening

00:11:36.620 to bobby hull stories old stan makita stories and stories about his brother dennis and gordy howe

00:11:43.340 stories and and the man could drink i mean i was there all afternoon probably from one till five

00:11:49.980 o'clock and i took a cab home and he was still going telling stories so i have fond memories

00:11:59.660 of him i understand and i know that people have got um certain issues with his off-ice behavior

00:12:09.580 and i can understand that but for me childhood icon bobby hull has passed away at the age of

00:12:19.440 84 he wasn't well for many years this debanking thing that happened to jerry mckenzie a couple

00:12:26.260 of weeks ago we had him on the show last week by the way oh oh oh and let me remind you guys

00:12:30.840 before i forget coming up on the show tomorrow night this is going to be a good one i was talking

00:12:36.100 about this last week christine ronsere christine is from the bible belt she's from the winkler

00:12:42.500 morden area and she has been leading the charge against public libraries having

00:12:47.900 sexualized books in the reach of young children four five six years old and she's going to tell

00:12:56.680 that entire journey on the show tomorrow night and she's also going to tell you if you're in an

00:13:03.060 area like anywhere in the country if you're in an area where you've spotted this kind of stuff

00:13:07.900 in a public library public school whatever she is going to tell you or at least give you a link

00:13:14.920 where you can find it how you can form a committee and do the steps necessary to get on public

00:13:26.560 councils town councils city councils library boards school boards whatever it is they've

00:13:32.500 been doing this for the past six to eight months and she's pretty much come up with a with a

00:13:37.100 foolproof plan they're still going through the process but she is going to come on and tell this

00:13:42.080 entire story tomorrow night christine ronseroy leading the fight against the sexualization of

00:13:48.000 children in southern manitoba and i don't say that lightly also wednesday night it looks like

00:13:54.080 we're going to have eva chepiak on she was one of the lawyers from the public order emergency

00:13:59.060 Commission. And she's going to tell us all about the fact that Judge Rouleau is set to release his

00:14:05.200 report on February the 20th to the Canadian public. But for some reason, the Liberal Party,

00:14:10.940 the government of Canada, is going to get to see the report a full two weeks before anybody else

00:14:17.200 in the country will see it. So she's going to tell us about that, how she's fighting it, and a couple

00:14:22.800 of other things that she would like us to know. So Eva Chippyuk is going to join us on Wednesday,

00:14:27.320 christine ronsroy tomorrow night i'm hoping for theron flurry on thursday night you guys

00:14:32.380 okay let's get down to it here the debanking continues now not everybody has got the

00:14:38.780 the platform that jeremy mckenzie has got jeremy mckenzie's well-known guy the raging dissident

00:14:44.600 he's got a lot of followers on multiple platforms all across social media so a lot of people don't

00:14:50.640 have the opportunity or the will to get their story out there at least with their names on it

00:14:55.600 which kind of bothers me a little bit, because if we start using names, we put a face to the name,

00:15:01.160 we understand that person is, in fact, real and not just some figment of our imagination.

00:15:06.120 But anyway, this person has chosen to black out their name from this email.

00:15:10.640 It's sorry, this letter from BMO, Bank of Montreal, the financial group.

00:15:15.200 And they say, dear client, this letter is to inform you that after careful consideration,

00:15:20.220 we'll be ending our banking relationship with you.

00:15:23.280 it's been determined that your personal and slash or business activities fall outside of our risk

00:15:29.760 appetite and therefore we do not have an appropriate basis to maintain a banking relationship

00:15:34.780 as a result we ask that you close your accounts by january 21st 2023 this obviously is an older

00:15:41.480 letter after that time we will cease to operate these accounts a full list of all the accounts

00:15:46.660 to be closed is attached if you require assistance with the account closures please contact blah blah

00:15:50.920 blah, blah, blah. Regards, risk and compliance, personal and commercial banking. Nobody puts

00:15:55.440 their name on this. So who are you supposed to call? What do you mean? Where's my appeal process?

00:16:01.700 How did you come to this conclusion? Do you understand how badly this inconveniences me?

00:16:06.640 Not to mention the fact that we know all of the big banks collude with each other

00:16:10.400 and they share information. So how can this person now go to CIBC, Royal Bank or Scotiabank

00:16:16.260 or even a credit union and open up a new account we need banks in this world

00:16:22.300 to exist in this world you want to pay rent without a bank account nobody takes cash anymore

00:16:28.600 good luck with that so that's the way they're leading us you guys and they're going to try

00:16:36.320 and make us jump through their hoops so we can come back into their little society and

00:16:43.260 As long as we apologize and stick our tails between our legs, everything's going to be fine.

00:16:49.160 This is the social credit score.

00:16:54.840 I want you to understand this.

00:16:57.700 All right?

00:16:58.300 This is not just some random person.

00:17:01.920 Well, this obviously is because there's no name on this.

00:17:07.320 You think somebody's got to do something terribly, terribly bad in order for this to happen?

00:17:12.000 what if let's just say in the future the not too distant future jaywalking is frowned upon or using

00:17:18.940 a certain word is frowned upon so badly that they can take your bank account away from you or suspend

00:17:24.280 it for two weeks so you can't do anything or go anywhere or with this new digital programmable

00:17:29.420 currency they can just shut it off they can shut off your money whenever you want they don't have

00:17:34.260 to close your account now they can just shut off your money and punish you for a couple of weeks

00:17:38.560 until you're a good little boy or girl and you comply that is where we're going

00:17:45.240 we can always stand up and say no

00:17:50.700 we can but we have to do it instead of just sitting around and bitching and moaning about it

00:17:59.780 speaking of justin trudeau i understand that this this substat comes from michelle rempel

00:18:04.820 garner and i know that she stands uh shoulder to shoulder with the drag queen story hours you guys

00:18:10.360 i get that i mean she made a post week and a half ago about you know equality equity whatever and

00:18:16.020 she she supports the drag queen story hours and and that completely for me made her lose all

00:18:22.120 credibility as a conservative however as a responsible member of parliament

00:18:26.500 she still seems to be doing a decent job no matter what party she's serving in terms of

00:18:32.620 calling out the government so new hotel expense makes trudeau's six thousand dollar night

00:18:38.540 in london seem like little potatoes she writes christmas came late as the house of commons

00:18:46.760 resumed today and delivered a flurry this came out today by the way and delivered an official

00:18:51.960 response to something called order paper questions they're a good tool for an opposition

00:18:56.140 member of parliament like me like remple to get more details on public expenditures and policies

00:19:02.280 I'd submitted one of these before the winter recess about the amount the federal government had recently spent on maintaining something colloquially called quarantine hotels.

00:19:13.140 And for those who don't recall, during the pandemic, under various restrictions, the federal liberal government required people returning to Canada from abroad to stay at designated hotels.

00:19:22.340 Remember that? They were yelling from the from the windows.

00:19:26.540 get me out of here they wouldn't be served any food they couldn't get out of their rooms because

00:19:32.680 there was no doorknobs and if they did manage to open the door there was security women actually

00:19:38.540 got raped in these facilities by guards yeah oh yeah that's been reported on it's no lie

00:19:49.300 anyway rimple says i fought the program particularly after there were allegations of

00:19:55.220 sexual assault at some of the facilities after there was no scientific evidence offered by the

00:20:02.400 government that showed the program halted the spread of COVID better than home quarantine

00:20:06.420 and after the government's own expert panel recommended lifting travel restrictions in May

00:20:11.520 of 2021. But since Trudeau, the Trudeau government kept these restrictions for nearly a year after

00:20:18.000 the release of this report on a hunch, I submitted an order paper question to see how much the federal

00:20:24.060 Liberals had spent on two quarantine hotel sites I knew had been in operation in Calgary.

00:20:29.400 The response I just received a few hours ago was legitimately flabbergasting.

00:20:34.860 In fiscal year 2022, long after the rest of the world had ended quarantine hotel restrictions

00:20:40.820 and after the government had lifted travel restrictions at one Calgary area hotel,

00:20:45.880 The federal liberal government spent $6,790,717.46 on lodging expenses for, wait for it, 15 people.

00:21:02.340 That works out to $452,714.50 spent per person on a quarantine hotel after they ended most travel restrictions.

00:21:13.600 worse the response to my order paper question states the government could cancel the contract

00:21:20.660 after giving 30 days notice but only elected to do so sometime in late fall of 2022 again

00:21:28.040 long after travel restrictions had been eased now did these people not have to stay at these

00:21:35.540 hotels at their own expense i remember that being a big thing so what was the government

00:21:41.920 spending money on anyway i'm sure that's something that's going to be talked about in the house of

00:21:49.360 commons tomorrow so if you have the patience and the endurance skills you can sit down and watch

00:21:54.620 it question period is always available on house of commons tv or you can get it on uh what's that

00:22:00.500 news channel we have here what's it called it'll come to me i'm a little stuffy tonight excuse me

00:22:08.740 Speaking of Justin Trudeau, there's a new video he's put out

00:22:11.800 telling us all about his Jamaican vacation just after Christmas.

00:22:15.360 Have a look.

00:22:16.780 Bonjour tout le monde.

00:22:18.420 Comment ça va?

00:22:19.640 Je m'appelle Justin.

00:22:22.100 As much as I love Canadian people,

00:22:25.460 after Christmas, I got back from Jamaica

00:22:28.040 and I decided that I would go back once again.

00:22:33.280 Unfortunately, I stayed in the sun a little bit too long this time

00:22:36.480 and I started to feel sick.

00:22:38.240 so I went to see a doctor

00:22:40.060 and I said that I had a sore throat

00:22:42.720 so he said to stick your tongue out

00:22:45.280 and go

00:22:45.660 when I was down there

00:22:50.040 I learned that

00:22:51.060 I fit in

00:22:53.340 with the other folks

00:22:54.660 and with the African Canadians down there

00:22:57.060 and I loved it

00:22:58.840 and they loved me

00:23:00.340 I could tell

00:23:01.480 because when I waved to people

00:23:04.060 they would wave back

00:23:05.380 with all their fingers

00:23:06.900 I felt this deep kinship with my brothers.

00:23:12.880 People just get along and are tolerant and can live together in harmony.

00:23:17.860 Unlike in Canada where people hate one another because of all the racialized division.

00:23:23.960 The food was fabulous.

00:23:25.760 I had rasta and pasta and even enjoyed pancakes with Aunt Jamaica's maple syrup.

00:23:32.080 Can't wait to go back.

00:23:34.160 Bonsoir.

00:23:36.900 sound check mr trudeau uh uh uh uh um uh okay so that guy's name is john julian and he's been

00:23:49.460 doing the trudeau impersonations for a while now on youtube and i'm sure he's on rumble and all

00:23:54.120 over the social media sphere so i'm going to try and get him on the show at some point and uh maybe

00:24:00.180 get him to maybe just get him to be trudeau the whole time like not break character and i'll ask

00:24:05.980 him some questions just random questions and see how he responds that would be something john

00:24:11.220 julian the trudeau impersonator i'll try and get him on the show later on this week or maybe next

00:24:17.580 week you guys what is this identity north what's that why are you showing us this shadow well guys

00:24:24.420 we've been talking about the digitalization of canada for a little while now and i want to show

00:24:29.600 you exactly how far this has advanced within our society because you know we spend so much time

00:24:35.760 not watching things like this that they kind of creep past us so let's have a look at what this

00:24:42.560 is identity north annual summit is coming up in june you can write in toronto you can register

00:24:49.500 now by the way at identity north.ca but what is it well it's canada's premier digital id and

00:24:56.300 authentication events that's what these guys do so they have a winter workshop which is coming up

00:25:04.540 Starting on Wednesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week

00:25:07.200 You can still sign up, it's via Zoom

00:25:08.880 Spring Symposium coming up in April

00:25:12.540 Annual Summit

00:25:14.080 Coming up in June

00:25:16.620 You can learn all about

00:25:18.260 And the Fall Symposium in October

00:25:20.160 Where you can learn all about

00:25:22.460 The digitalization of Canada

00:25:24.440 And how you can be a part of it, my friends

00:25:27.000 The Identity North community

00:25:29.620 Look at this, I was shocked

00:25:31.220 When I saw this

00:25:34.540 Because I myself did not know how far advanced this digitalization stuff had gotten within corporate Canada.

00:25:43.480 I didn't know.

00:25:46.640 And corporate Canada generally leads the way when it comes to business.

00:25:50.460 Well, government, corporate Canada, and then middle-sized businesses and small businesses have to follow these practices or they just get completely thrown out of the machine, right?

00:25:59.880 And that's what's been going on with the ESG scores.

00:26:04.540 that's what's been going on you guys and so this digitalization thing is just another arm

00:26:10.780 of the world economic forums plan and look at who they've got in here let's have a look at some of

00:26:17.900 the big names accenture across canada artes university atb financial the atlantic council

00:26:27.420 the atlantic lottery corporation i'm not going to mention them all just the big bank of montreal

00:26:32.520 bell bc children's hospital bmo british business federation canada health info way canada post

00:26:42.600 canada revenue agency canada banknote canadian council of motor transport administrators canadian

00:26:47.900 credit union association ah canada's digital technology super cluster uh canadian tire is

00:26:57.360 on this, CIBC is on this, the City of Edmonton, the City of Toronto, Cornerstone, Deloitte,

00:27:07.840 Manulife, Keystone Data Associates, make that Key Data Associates, InnovaPost, Innovation

00:27:16.340 Science and Economic Development Canada, Indigo Counseling, Identos, IBM Canada, Hydro Ottawa,

00:27:25.080 hitachi id systems government of saskatchewan government of nova scotia government of prince

00:27:30.900 edward island government of newfoundland and labrador government of canada government of

00:27:34.520 alberta government of bc globe and mail google go figure uh freedom mobile guys the list goes on

00:27:43.860 and on and on look at all of that if you don't think this is coming think again that is a major

00:27:53.540 major problem how long is the smart city program been going in this country anyhow well let's have

00:28:00.720 a look at this this goes back two years and already at this point this eric deshane guy

00:28:06.440 had already advanced his idea by three years the smart city program my friends has been going on

00:28:12.480 for a while as a matter of fact there was a contest run by the government of canada in 2017

00:28:16.920 called the smart city challenge and cities big and small all across the country entered this

00:28:24.200 challenge to win millions and millions of dollars in funding to put toward their new infrastructure

00:28:28.580 plans bike lanes and whatnot that's why a city like winnipeg or edmonton a winter city has got

00:28:35.800 all these ridiculous bike lanes cutting off traffic they don't want you in your car they

00:28:41.400 don't care if you're on your bike but they don't want you in your car they're trying to make things

00:28:46.040 as inconvenient for you as possible to get around in your vehicle so you get out of your vehicle and

00:28:51.780 you start walking or taking your bike whichever they don't care as long as you're not emitting

00:28:56.580 noxious fumes into the atmosphere because you know global warming right right

00:29:01.960 and now it's all about 15 minute smart cities

00:29:07.280 so what does eric have to say about this two years ago

00:29:12.920 urgent action is needed to combat climate change as it poses a threat to both human health and

00:29:19.840 our planet and the pressure will only increase today's global population of 7.8 billion is

00:29:26.120 expected to expand to 9.7 billion by 2050 according to the united nations and by then about 80 percent

00:29:34.120 of people will live in cities placing ever more stress on water food energy and transport systems

00:29:39.240 This urbanization will create the need to burn more fossil fuel for transportation and increase the blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

00:29:45.820 The key to sustainability is smart cities.

00:29:49.800 Duchesne says that a key to sustainability is the creation of smart cities.

00:29:53.880 Without smart cities, we aren't going to be able to move the needle in terms of what a city can do to avoid a large carbon footprint.

00:30:01.240 So what is that morphed into?

00:30:03.560 Yes, it's morphed into the 15-minute city.

00:30:06.620 And guys, this is not just in Canada.

00:30:09.240 This is across the world, but Canada is leading the way in this program.

00:30:17.820 Edmontonians to live more locally within 15 minute districts.

00:30:23.080 And if you think that this is just not happening right in front of your face, it is.

00:30:29.340 The current mayor of Edmonton ran on this in the election.

00:30:33.900 What was it last year or the year before?

00:30:35.260 it's on his election website which is still up go and read for yourself his name is Zoe I think

00:30:43.740 Zoe for Edmonton he ran on this he ran on the 15-minute city but because nobody pays any

00:30:50.920 attention to municipal politics nobody saw it so let's read this as Edmonton inches toward

00:31:01.040 2 million residents. It's looking to a concept that would see the city create 15-minute districts

00:31:07.160 as a way to improve quality of life, help achieve its plan to become carbon neutral by 2050,

00:31:12.920 and control urban sprawl. The 15-minute city is an urban design strategy the current city council

00:31:19.300 adopted as part of the city plan at the end of 2020. The next city council and its successors

00:31:24.800 will make the decisions that either help bring this plan to life or leave it to languish, and they are

00:31:29.960 bringing it to life as the municipal election approaches blah blah blah blah so the guy who

00:31:36.500 wanted this he got it he's in so what's a 15-minute city what is that the city plan defines it as

00:31:45.420 small towns in our big city where people can meet many of their daily needs locally the goal is to

00:31:51.760 create a place where you can get all of the immediate needs and amenities within a 15-minute

00:31:55.940 distance of your home architect shafraz kabah told green energy futures that could potentially

00:32:02.000 include groceries recreation blah blah blah okay so we know all of that but what about this

00:32:07.840 so far the city says it wants to make it possible not mandatory but possible

00:32:16.860 to get to those places without a car by walking biking or taking transit let me ask you my friend

00:32:23.600 why would they feel it necessary to even put this in that line that i just read why would that not

00:32:35.700 mandatory but possible and of course as the climate emergency continues to worsen and worsen

00:32:45.480 and worsen it will become mandatory oh yes and you'll do it willingly you will stay within your

00:32:50.740 15-minute district willingly to do your part to keep other people safe

00:32:56.460 where we heard that before it's coming and i am not saying this to be scary i am saying this to

00:33:09.160 you guys because you know that it's coming but i want you to be able to tell other people that

00:33:16.040 it's coming and lord knows i got into a discussion today with one of these people who called me a

00:33:21.460 wingnut and said shadow you've fallen from grace man you used to be good what the hell's the matter

00:33:26.320 with you and i said dude i can add and i can read and i can see what's going on in the world right

00:33:35.280 now if you can't that's a pity for you then again ignorance is bliss right he's just going to walk

00:33:41.460 right into this new way of life this new world order and not even realize it until somebody

00:33:47.800 comes for him or his family then it's going to be a different story this from tnc news ottawa city

00:33:55.220 counselor tries to cancel jordan peterson again you know we should play a game woke or not woke

00:33:59.840 which one of these two people in this photograph and let's just say you didn't know that was jordan

00:34:05.140 peterson which one of these two people is the woke one woke or not woke that's an easy one right

00:34:12.940 she screams woke anyway ottawa city councilor tries to cancel jordan peterson event didn't

00:34:19.820 work because the event is a go and it's happening right now as a matter of fact ottawa city councilor

00:34:24.760 is trying to get a venue to cancel the jordan peterson event that's happening tonight on friday

00:34:29.900 counselor ariel truster that's her the one the woke one wrote to the canadian tire center asking

00:34:35.900 the venue to reconsider hosting the ottawa stop of uh the canadian psychologists beyond order tour

00:34:42.740 his hateful rhetoric has no place in our city she wrote according to truster peterson mocks

00:34:50.040 transgender people and vocally supported the freedom convoy which he says which she says

00:34:54.600 caused extreme harm for three weeks downtown residents were subject to the sound torture of

00:35:01.520 constant honking she alleged the protest openly displayed symbols of white supremacy it did not

00:35:10.140 and harassed minority groups hundreds of times it did not it did not like i can't believe they're

00:35:17.340 still sticking to this narrative but they are ladies and gentlemen they are they're still

00:35:21.300 doing it you know what like and share this i see the number 666 people watching and it just gave

00:35:28.220 me a chill down my spine right now it needs to go up or it needs to go down but it cannot stay at

00:35:33.180 666 i'd rather it go up so like and share this get it out to people let them know that the show

00:35:39.280 is on some people forget they say well i didn't get my notification and i say well do you need

00:35:43.860 a notification do you need to wet your pants to understand that you have to go pee probably not

00:35:50.780 if you like the show and you want to show watch the show then be here at eight o'clock

00:35:58.320 or whatever it is in your time zone troster's letter comes just a week after activist groups

00:36:06.180 asked all of city council to publicly denounce peterson's event had pushed for its cancellation

00:36:10.580 peterson replied to the letter specifically the part where troster said peterson called

00:36:15.320 the former city councillor, quote, a thing, unquote. Peterson says, well, actually, I called

00:36:24.160 the good councillor who was casting unwarranted aspersions on the truckers' protest, an appalling,

00:36:30.000 self-righteous, moralizing thing. Just to be clear, Peterson's show is going on right now

00:36:38.520 in Ottawa. Okay, let's switch gears a little bit. We're going to go back in time. We're going to go

00:36:44.000 the way back machine here oh hang on just a second we're going to log in so we can watch this

00:36:48.640 okay so this nurse here she is here this is a nurse march of 2022 you see that up on the screen

00:36:58.320 there it's a rant from a nurse who is absolutely flabbergasted why because at this point in time

00:37:04.440 pfizer had just released the first batch of side effects and ingredients in this genetic

00:37:13.100 concoction they're still pushing on people to this day so let's hear what she has to say here

00:37:18.640 three minutes is not enough go print it off okay i know it's back just go print it off

00:37:29.080 so it does have a little disclaimer that it's confidential but it says except where required

00:37:36.100 and applicable by law now by law as a registered nurse it is my legal responsibility to disclose

00:37:41.220 this information in order to function within my standards of practice and to be honest as per my

00:37:46.340 union regulations just in case anybody wants to fucking come at me also you can't tell me it's

00:37:51.340 misinformation when pfizer itself sends it out okay am i fucking irritated that people are not

00:37:57.500 i i should have mentioned uh before i pushed play language warning let's continue disclosing the

00:38:06.040 fucking risks with this at this point right now that I have the evidence. Fuck yeah. Breather.

00:38:13.980 The list of adverse events of special interest, you know, so not your normal ones like itching

00:38:18.940 and, you know, sight pain. I had to look most of them up because I didn't even know what they were.

00:38:24.520 It is nine pages long. Nine page. Look at how full I had it. Nine pages. We have got congenital

00:38:32.940 disorders inflammation of the brain autoimmune disorders cerebral spinal disorders paralysis

00:38:38.540 hemorrhage dermatitis hepatitis herpes all kinds of herpes is seizures embolism multiple sclerosis

00:38:44.880 RA TIA stillbirth diabetes autoimmune conditions like anaphylaxis I mean okay but to be fair

00:38:52.580 anaphylaxis can happen with any medication not that it makes the rest of this any fucking better

00:39:00.560 Okay, Pfizer has also taken multiple actions to help alleviate the large increase of adverse event reports.

00:39:12.360 But I thought no one was having any issues, right?

00:39:17.060 Anyways, so then why so many adverse events?

00:39:22.160 Why?

00:39:23.080 For a vaccine that is narratively defined as safe.

00:39:28.240 Hmm?

00:39:29.380 Please go get this or you are fired.

00:39:34.640 Why is this page redacted?

00:39:37.600 Of the sample size, I believe it was 45,000 people, 4.6% of them got COVID.

00:39:47.960 You have a less percent chance of getting it naturally, but we're going to give it to you in an injection.

00:39:55.160 it is not misinformation it is a fucking fact thank you so much of the 40,000 that were 46,000

00:40:06.800 whatever before that died the same day of being vaccinated it's probably because they already

00:40:11.820 had covid so page 12 of the 270 pregnancies that they studied there were more than 30

00:40:19.900 missed pregnancies they even tell you who died of what

00:40:24.920 okay so uh again that's from march of

00:40:31.760 i think i might be getting the hiccups that's from march of last year all right march of last year

00:40:42.480 And we've gotten many, many more Pfizer dumps in the last year because a judge in the United States ordered that.

00:40:55.520 And we know now that they never tested for transmission.

00:41:01.300 We know this stuff never stopped transmission.

00:41:03.640 We know that the efficacy was much lower even at the beginning than they said it was.

00:41:08.900 um we don't know yet exactly how harmful it is but it seems as though it's becoming worse

00:41:17.600 every single day when some high-level doctor an mit doctor who i'm going to play for you in just

00:41:25.360 a couple of minutes comes out and says we have to stop this stuff people should stop and think

00:41:30.960 again but yet it seems as though many of them not all but many of them cling to this notion that

00:41:37.760 they have to go back and get more and more and more shots and i'm just wondering

00:41:43.280 with all the information that is now out there and it's not even that long you guys in the grand

00:41:49.860 scheme of things let's be honest it's not even that long that these things have been available

00:41:55.140 a couple years

00:41:56.420 and how many different mutations in public thought have there been

00:42:02.680 in the last couple of years and how many more do we still have yet to go

00:42:07.760 and yet these people continue to exist like it's still 2021

00:42:13.540 uh this from becker news pfizer responds to the project veritas bombshell undercover video

00:42:21.260 showing execs remarks on the mutating viruses i don't think they fired this guy outright just yet

00:42:27.140 but pfizer is the guy who's discovered on the you've seen this obviously i played it for you

00:42:32.260 last week and you follow me on twitter and you follow uh project veritas on twitter and james

00:42:38.300 o'keefe so you've seen this right this video has gotten over 30 million views and it's been pulled

00:42:44.500 off youtube now too that's saying a lot pfizer is responding to an undercover video from project

00:42:52.480 veritas that appears to show an r&d executive named jordan tristan walker bragging about the

00:42:58.380 company discussing intentionally mutating viruses in order to sell future vaccines the undercover

00:43:04.800 video 20 million views on twitter shortly after project veritas read statement of that so that

00:43:10.600 it's 30 million by now this article came out when did this come out i think it was friday

00:43:18.200 anyway this is what pfizer had to say about the video and a statement on its official

00:43:24.220 company website. Allegations have recently been made relating to gain of function and directed

00:43:31.560 evolution research, which, by the way, is trending worldwide now on Twitter,

00:43:36.600 at Pfizer, and the company would like to set the record straight. In the ongoing development of

00:43:42.160 the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine, Pfizer has not conducted gain of function or directed

00:43:48.300 evolution research. Working with collaborators, we have conducted research where the original

00:43:53.340 SARS-CoV-2 virus has been used to express the spike protein from new variants of concern.

00:44:00.140 This work is undertaken once a new variant of concern has been identified by public health

00:44:05.180 authorities. This research provides a way for us to rapidly assess the ability of an existing

00:44:11.720 vaccine to induce antibodies that neutralize a newly identified variant of concern. We then

00:44:18.420 make this data available through peer-reviewed scientific journals and use it as one of the

00:44:23.780 steps to determine whether a vaccine update is required okay sure fine of course pfizer is going

00:44:32.880 to say that they must defend themselves dr asim malhotra is a physician from the uk he was on the

00:44:41.500 vaccine train at the beginning of all this and in the last two or three months he has reversed course

00:44:46.740 180 and is now outwardly calling for the vaccine to be taken off the market immediately it hasn't

00:44:54.180 worked yet but he is still calling for it and he posted this video today from eminent mit prof and

00:45:02.020 expert on drug safety analytics uh retz f levy again mit you guys and this is a six and a half

00:45:12.820 minute video. We're going to watch all of it, so here we go. Hi, my name is Retsef Levy and since

00:45:19.700 2006 I'm a faculty member at MIT in Cambridge, Massachusetts. I have more than 30 years of

00:45:27.300 experience as a practitioner and an academic in using data and analytics to assess and manage

00:45:34.500 risk, particularly in the context of health systems, health policies, as well as the management

00:45:41.780 of safety and quality of manufacturing of biologic drugs.

00:45:47.380 I'm filming this video to share my strong conviction that at this point in time, all

00:45:55.000 COVID mRNA vaccination programs should stop immediately.

00:45:59.780 They should stop because they completely failed to fulfill any of their advertised promise

00:46:06.880 regarding efficacy.

00:46:07.880 And more importantly, they should stop because of the mounting and indisputable evidence that they cause unprecedented level of harm, including the death of young people and children.

00:46:23.380 I personally became concerned with the vaccine safety around middle of 2021 when it became

00:46:34.900 known that the mRNA vaccines cause myocarditis and inflammation of the heart.

00:46:42.920 Since myocarditis is known to be hard to diagnose because it often has big symptoms or can even

00:46:49.480 be subclinical with no symptoms. It's also known to be a frequent cause of out-of-the-hospital

00:46:57.220 sudden cardiac arrest, especially among young people. I was very concerned that it will not

00:47:03.440 be detected by the existing vaccine safety surveillance systems. Motivated by that, we

00:47:11.160 decided to analyze the Israel National EMS data to see if there are any signals of increased

00:47:18.320 out of the hospital adverse events. The analysis of the EMS calls and diagnosis data from 2019

00:47:26.680 throughout the first half of 2021 revealed some very concerning signals. We detected an increase

00:47:35.020 of 25% in the calls with cardiac arrest diagnosis among ages 16 to 39 in the first half of 2021,

00:47:45.600 exactly when the vaccination campaign in Israel was launched.

00:47:50.180 A smaller increase was also detected in the older ages.

00:47:55.660 Moreover, we also detected a statistically significant temporal correlation

00:48:00.940 between the number of the Pfizer vaccine doses administered to this population

00:48:06.820 and the number of EMS calls with cardiac arrest diagnosis.

00:48:11.520 Interestingly, we did not find any statistically significant correlation with the number of COVID-19 infections during this period of time.

00:48:22.000 While this is not a proof of causal relationship, it left us very concerned, especially given the non-suspect clinical mechanism.

00:48:31.820 And we called for an immediate thorough investigation by the Israeli Ministry of Health to investigate what are the underlying causal mechanisms of this observed increase in the cardiac arrest calls.

00:48:50.080 Unfortunately, to the best of my knowledge, such thorough investigation was never conducted.

00:48:55.200 By now, I believe that the cumulative evidence is conclusive and confirms our concern that the mRNA vaccines indeed cause sudden cardiac arrest as a sequel of vaccine-induced myocarditis, and this is potentially only one mechanism by which they cause harm.

00:49:16.400 Data from UK, Scotland, and Australia replicate the data from Israel.

00:49:22.600 Additional data from Israel indicates that in 2021, the EMS in Israel conducted more than 3,000 more resuscitations compared to 2019, which amounts for an increase of 27%.

00:49:40.040 Two prospective studies from Thailand and Switzerland, in which vaccinees were tested before and after they received the vaccine, indicate that the rates of heart damage are likely to be significantly higher than the rates detected by clinical diagnosis.

00:50:02.440 This is exactly the same finding that the U.S. military found in 2015 when it conducted a similar study on the smallpox vaccine.

00:50:17.240 Another study from the Harvard Medical School detected in the blood of children with vaccine-induced myocarditis an entire spike,

00:50:27.440 which is another indication of the underlying mechanism of harm.

00:50:32.440 but in fact has even broader implications about the safety of the vaccine given that the repeated

00:50:38.520 evidence that we have that our mRNA and the lipids are actually penetrating the blood system.

00:50:46.600 And finally, autopsies of people that died closely after they received the vaccine

00:50:55.640 indicates that in a large number of cases there is strong evidence that the death was caused

00:51:02.040 by vaccine-induced myocarditis. So presented with all of this evidence, I think that there is no

00:51:09.080 other ethical or scientific choice but to pull out of the market these medical products and stop

00:51:16.920 all the mRNA vaccination programs. This is clearly the most failing medical product in the history

00:51:26.200 of medical products both in terms of efficacy and safety and we need to investigate and think hard

00:51:33.640 how did we end up in a situation that it's also the most profitable medical product

00:51:39.480 in the history of medical products thank you for your attention how did we end up in a situation

00:51:46.760 like this? Well, let me think. Okay, guys. You know, I had been against all of these

00:52:06.900 ridiculous mandates, regulations, whatever, since the beginning. You know that. And I'm

00:52:11.680 sure you have too, or maybe you've just come on board lately. I don't know. The good thing

00:52:16.420 about this is that people are waking up right there more and more people are finding out that

00:52:21.800 this has been a fraud a scam a phony the whole time and that's good because it bolsters our

00:52:26.760 numbers but when they started talking about this vaccine when trump would come on and say

00:52:34.060 and we've got operation warp speed i'm a terrible impersonator for trump i can't get him down

00:52:39.440 we've got operation warp speed going on pfizer and moderna he kept mentioning those two companies

00:52:46.100 mostly out of any of the others and we're going to come up with a vaccine

00:52:51.320 i would say oh look man you can't just create a vaccine i mean the first year of this virus

00:53:00.320 remember it was the novel coronavirus even though it wasn't because it resembled the first uh the

00:53:07.860 first SARS 70% of the virus was pretty much the first SARS so not really all that novel according

00:53:17.640 to doctors and scientists but I thought how can you come up with a vaccine so quickly for something

00:53:25.660 that is novel never before seen when you can't come up with a vaccine for AIDS or for any other

00:53:34.220 respiratory disease i mean you got a flu shot that's kind of effective maybe sorta sometimes

00:53:40.460 but not for any sort of coronavirus they've never been able to come up with a vaccine for

00:53:47.520 a coronavirus generally speaking a coronavirus is just a cold generally speaking

00:53:53.440 so to come up with a vaccine which is supposed to provide immunity

00:54:01.320 to the recipient that is what a vaccine is 99% immunity

00:54:09.260 right that's why they say immunize

00:54:13.620 this didn't provide any of that nor did it stop spread

00:54:20.360 because if you didn't have immunity you could still get it and spread it

00:54:26.980 it may have mitigated symptoms maybe

00:54:31.180 but they wouldn't let us talk about hydroxychloroquine they wouldn't let us talk about

00:54:37.060 ivermectin or any of the other spectrum of vitamins to keep your immune system bolsters

00:54:41.960 bolstered and safe safe and nor would they nor would they allow you to go to the gym and work out

00:54:46.880 but you could buy as much booze as you wanted as many smokes as you wanted absolutely

00:54:53.100 so all of this stuff has been a scam right from the get-go

00:55:00.120 and there's people out there still buying it so finally some of these doctors are coming out and

00:55:06.960 they're saying no no wait a minute wait a minute we we should have we should be pulling this stuff

00:55:10.680 off the shelves now not that it's on the shelves but you know what i mean stopping these programs

00:55:14.340 but why the f did these people not at the very beginning of all of this

00:55:22.900 use a little more caution an abundance of caution yes i understand there was a pandemic on i

00:55:29.820 understand some people were dying i i still believe that it wasn't nearly as bad as they

00:55:36.020 painted it to be and i know that a lot of the covid deaths have been over-reported because

00:55:41.300 anybody who had it anybody who tested positive for it was a covid case and anybody who died with it

00:55:47.580 was a covid death and i still don't believe that pcr test was any good at all

00:55:54.500 if you're covid positive but you're not showing any symptoms that means you should not be able

00:56:03.200 to spread it that was the asymptomatic spread myth that's why people were wearing masks so this whole

00:56:09.620 thing has been concocted in my opinion and when this vaccine came out every single doctor on this

00:56:16.640 planet every single scientist on this planet should have been screaming from the rooftops

00:56:22.600 my friends wait a minute you can't release this show me all of the studies everything that you

00:56:29.220 have done on this everything in the last 10 months before you can release this to people

00:56:34.400 you need to show us. No shortcuts, nothing. All of the data. And then what did Pfizer want to do

00:56:41.020 and the FDA? They wanted to stop the release of that data for 75 years. But a judge in the United

00:56:47.260 States said, no, you're not going to do that. So that's when the data dumps came out. And we found

00:56:53.320 out what these side effects were. And then more and more and more information. That's why we use

00:57:00.860 an abundance of caution we don't want to jump from the frying pan into the fire

00:57:05.260 my personal belief on this is that these vaccines have only prolonged this pandemic

00:57:14.820 even though it's been over for a very long time now again in my opinion and made it worse

00:57:22.180 how many different how many different immunologists have you heard say you never

00:57:28.800 vaccinate into a pandemic you can't if the vaccine is leaky it's then the virus mutates

00:57:38.420 the virus mutates to get around this leaky vaccine and this vaccine if you can call it that

00:57:46.080 was definitely leaky and that's why all the mutations according to all of these scientists

00:57:51.740 not because covid was some kind of a special germ that was able to do miraculous things

00:57:58.120 but because the vaccine forced it to

00:58:02.980 and they were telling us we had to take this shit

00:58:08.400 or lose our jobs, lose our livelihoods

00:58:11.380 and not only that, they were telling us that it was okay to mix

00:58:16.720 one shot of mRNA, maybe Moderna

00:58:19.940 with another shot of mRNA, maybe Pfizer

00:58:22.900 or the other vaccine, the Johnson & Johnson

00:58:25.700 or the astrazeneca which wasn't mrna as long as you got one dose of any of those you were okay

00:58:31.940 and i still haven't seen any studies about how these two vaccines these two types of

00:58:41.000 vaccines mix i mean we've heard stories in the past about mixing medications haven't we

00:58:47.660 i mean we get warned all the time don't take this with this you might blow up or pass out

00:58:54.280 while you're behind the wheel of your car whatever they didn't know what these two different types

00:59:02.440 of vaccines from different manufacturers would do how would they how they would react inside

00:59:07.580 the body they just didn't know that and yet they were telling you to do it anyway that is the height

00:59:14.640 of irresponsibility at best and it's attempted murder at worst

00:59:20.100 or manslaughter maybe

00:59:23.900 and every doctor

00:59:27.980 that did that

00:59:29.260 in every state

00:59:30.420 in every province

00:59:31.480 across this world

00:59:33.280 needs to answer

00:59:35.720 for what they did

00:59:36.680 and I do not want to hear

00:59:38.480 I was just following orders

00:59:41.880 they should have known better

00:59:45.080 they're the ones

00:59:46.940 that should have known better

00:59:48.440 they have damaged their reputations,

00:59:53.220 they have damaged the entire profession

00:59:55.260 of medicine, doctors and nurses.

01:00:00.880 And there are still some holdouts.

01:00:04.940 Even after all of this information has come out, my friends,

01:00:08.200 there are still holdouts.

01:00:10.500 There are still holdouts.

01:00:12.320 And you know who one of the big holdouts is?

01:00:14.620 the world health organization the world health organization the who has decided

01:00:23.440 that the pandemic is not over that's from the gateway planet look at that they have decided

01:00:30.740 that we're still in this and it's a danger it's a going concern

01:00:35.420 this even after calls for immediate suspension of covet 19 vaccines now hit south africa

01:00:44.600 Court action launched by three nonprofit companies with spokespeople who are all doctors and scientists and can prove their cases using data.

01:00:56.680 Look at this. Here's a Hollywood star who's gone against the narrative.

01:01:02.040 Zachary Levi. I'm not sure if you guys know who this is. He's Shazam from the Shazam movie.

01:01:06.820 He agrees that Pfizer is a danger to the world.

01:01:09.480 look here's his tweet uh lyndon wood do you agree or not that pfizer is a real danger to the world

01:01:14.900 zachary levi tweets hardcore agree and yet in brazil there are bills being put forward by the

01:01:25.320 senate there that want to imprison people who doubt vaccines for up to eight years from the

01:01:34.940 rio times and i went no way this can't be right so i checked out the credibility of the rio times

01:01:41.440 and it's credible credible news organization big circulation

01:01:48.020 but the world health organization my friends still say oh no no no we're still in a pandemic

01:01:56.040 we still got a problem we need to vaccinate look at this here's a woman who lost her 23 year old

01:02:00.600 daughter. She died suddenly. We were pro-vaccine. We, you know, thought the people who wouldn't

01:02:09.840 get the vaccine or thought COVID wasn't real were silly. I'm not an anti-vaxxer. I'm not

01:02:14.220 a conspiracy theorist. I'm just a normal person. Then one day my daughter drops dead and all of

01:02:21.240 this, I just started, I just, the only thing I wish, I wish, I wish I had been aware of this

01:02:26.200 before i wish i had of looked i wish i had of researched i just every other minute i think

01:02:32.060 because she was my best friend you know okay i can't watch that anymore

01:02:36.700 because it makes me want to cry

01:02:40.780 i'm not a conspiracy theorist neither are you you've never been one

01:02:49.740 you're just a person with common sense

01:02:56.200 who's been blessed with critical thinking skills you know what i thought that all people

01:03:01.860 had critical thinking skills maybe i was just blissfully walking around in this stupid bubble

01:03:07.540 and and the last couple of years have showed me wow was i ever wrong

01:03:13.480 you know it's interesting you know that cat meme

01:03:26.200 where that one of the housewives of new jersey or whatever she's like yeah cat and the cat's

01:03:32.920 got the face and he says something smart back well i saw one today and it was and i'll maybe

01:03:39.800 put it up on the page or in the group tomorrow and the the woman was yelling and screaming how

01:03:45.160 come you didn't tell us that these vaccines caused my myocarditis and the cat goes i did

01:03:51.960 but you just sent back a picture of a guy in a tinfoil hat my friends i don't know

01:04:07.160 how anybody at this stage of the game cannot see it i mean it's out there it's

01:04:14.280 right i mean we we personally all of us i believe have moved on from the vaccines and the masks and

01:04:22.900 whatnot and yet students against mandates headed up by lee vossin and her friends and i want to

01:04:29.020 get lee on at some point this week too to talk about the fact that the university of manitoba

01:04:34.860 still mandating masks yes they are you got to wear a mask if you're a student on campus and

01:04:41.960 faculty member at the university of manitoba and there's all kinds of other weird shit going on

01:04:47.160 there too so i want to get lee on i will get in touch with lee and yet the support amongst the

01:04:53.680 student body at the university of manitoba nothing nothing huge protest coming up at the university

01:05:02.320 of guelph in the next couple of weeks but in manitoba crickets and that is so disappointing

01:05:09.360 i find that so disappointing all right let's move on to the drag queens let's get some laughs from

01:05:15.920 the drag queens here we had uh uh there was a rally where was this rally murfreesboro tennessee

01:05:27.100 uh so there was a rally with people who were against the drag queen story time and who showed

01:05:34.560 up to get in the way of this rally but teens who are in favor of drag queen story time and hilarity

01:05:41.920 okay so i want you guys to understand that any kind of counter protest when it comes to anything

01:05:56.640 that we say the people with common sense who do you think those those counter protesters are

01:06:01.820 99% of the time? Who are they? I'm going to play you a little bit of this video. You can see

01:06:09.260 what they're doing here.

01:06:10.920 I used to have two pediatric transgender clinics in 2007, just two. The opposite of what they are,

01:06:18.240 they push false scientific narratives and studies, and they create a demand for an entire

01:06:23.700 multi-billion dollars for a live trans... Okay, so you can hear the drums pounding, right?

01:06:29.560 and you can hear the sirens going so they're trying to drown out the speaker

01:06:35.340 so who is that who uses that tactic

01:06:41.140 meta says antifa aaron says antifa don says antifa

01:06:46.300 shalla says paid goons yes that's who they are they're they're antifa antifa are paid goons

01:06:53.300 that is absolutely correct so this continues on like it's actually not about whatever they think

01:06:59.000 It's about it's not. It's about a transfer of power from parents to the state to divide families from children and parents to cause division.

01:07:10.160 So there is no more nuclear family.

01:07:11.960 You know what? And look at them, too. Look at them dancing and trying to drown out the speaker, hiding behind signs, hiding behind masks.

01:07:21.380 That's who they are. They're cowards.

01:07:23.940 they're cowards they don't want their faces seen for many reasons i suppose they don't want to

01:07:32.780 lose jobs they want to be shamed by their parents and have their trust funds taken away these are

01:07:37.820 rich white kids with nothing better to do in their lives who have never had to work for anything

01:07:44.340 they've gotten that's all that is this is going to be the final story of the night you guys

01:07:52.260 from the gateway pundit sick bearded drag queen toasts to those who lick us where we pee

01:07:59.940 in front of young children at a texas drag show so let's go down to the video and hear it for

01:08:07.960 this oh man all right now i'm gonna do a quick little cheers that i normally do i mean i know

01:08:15.860 there's little ladies here but close your ears this is just a tradition that all shows don't

01:08:23.080 really do so raise your glasses cheers to you cheers to me cheers to the ones that lick us

01:08:29.280 where we pee yeah no uh so yeah that's that's that's what we're up against what i want to know

01:08:41.120 is who are the people going to these things who goes to this why do you want to go see

01:08:50.200 a man dressed up as a woman dance around and and shout sexual innuendos while sticking

01:08:55.980 his crotch in your face how is that entertaining in the least i mean look man if you want to go

01:09:04.320 to something like that that's fine that you go it used to be on the fringe you know like off the

01:09:09.340 main drag a couple of blocks down in the corner in that dark spot where there was those rooms

01:09:14.760 you could go to in the back um that's drag queen shows and then i guess they became a little bit

01:09:21.260 more more popular and and they may have gotten onto the main marquee of some places in the bigger

01:09:28.480 cities but again these things are adult only and it should be adult only it's what they are

01:09:37.460 historically they are adult only shows and society never used to have a problem with that

01:09:43.580 you know i was a kid i wanted to see jaws i was nine couldn't get in it was pg-13 or maybe it was

01:09:51.460 restricted with a big r so i couldn't go i couldn't go and i i wasn't happy about it but that's what

01:09:56.740 society was too scary for a kid you can't go now i didn't like that being nine i thought i was much

01:10:04.860 older than that we all did but we weren't when you're nine you can't make proper life decisions

01:10:15.080 and then i do remember seeing another movie called hush hush sweet charlotte

01:10:21.260 not too long after that or maybe it was before that and i had nightmares for a week and that

01:10:26.460 movie's not even that scary so imagine a nine-year-old kid phantom of the paradise freaked

01:10:32.360 me out i was eight or nine when i saw that at a theater in downtown winnipeg imagine being nine

01:10:38.780 years old and seeing a man eaten by a shark and then coming home and trying to sleep that night

01:10:47.480 well maybe the same kind of a thing is going on with these kids these days at these drag queen

01:10:56.220 story hour things and their parents are too caught up in the mania to notice i don't know

01:11:03.380 but what i want to know is what parent takes their six or seven year old kid to go see

01:11:09.080 a man a bearded dude in this case uh wearing women's clothing with his ass hanging out and

01:11:15.100 maybe his maybe his uh frank and beans who knows wardrobe malfunctions happen right and you know

01:11:23.580 is that good for a six or seven year old kid absolutely not and yet the other side is trying

01:11:28.240 to make you seem as though feel as though that you are an old-fashioned fuddy-duddy for saying

01:11:33.100 anything about it but you're not you're just common sense critical thinker like you've always

01:11:40.740 been look man there's certain things that i can let go it doesn't bother me right as long as it's

01:11:47.320 not you know directly affecting me in a negative way or any of my friends and family in a negative

01:11:54.140 way or children in a negative way i mean other adults they can stand up and fend for themselves

01:12:00.820 and now all this stuff is going on and the drag queens feel the need to be standing in front of

01:12:08.700 children for some reason and society more or less seems to be going along with it and when i say

01:12:14.820 society i am not talking about society as a whole i'm talking about the new world order of things

01:12:20.720 i'm talking about the left-wing corporate media i'm talking about uh big tech i'm talking about

01:12:27.280 influencers in hollywood and in professional sport these people are influencers these companies are

01:12:35.340 influencing people so it's up to us on a grassroots level to say don't you think that's kind of wrong

01:12:42.480 to take little Johnny to go see this guy

01:12:45.140 swinging his cack in front of his face?

01:12:49.600 Like, if you're a grown-up, go for it.

01:12:53.040 But kids don't need to see that.

01:12:54.820 Kids, give them their Legos and let them go play.

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01:16:40.280 before i close off not tonight but definitely tomorrow well maybe not definitely but possibly

01:16:47.700 tomorrow now listen tomorrow night i am going to have christine ronceray on she has been heading

01:16:55.140 the fight down in the morden winkler area to get these sexualized books removed from the public

01:17:02.620 libraries down there it's been an interesting battle that she's been fighting and not just her

01:17:08.500 many other people in the area have been fighting for the last six to eight months. She will be on

01:17:13.620 the show tomorrow night. And then Eva Chipiak, one of the lawyers from the Emergency Order Commission,

01:17:18.600 will hopefully be joining the show on Wednesday night to talk about why the Trudeau government

01:17:23.320 is getting the Rouleau report two weeks before anybody else in Canada. And I am going to try

01:17:30.100 and get Theron Flurry on the show for Thursday night. We do know Canadians for Truth will be

01:17:36.860 launching on february 1st canadiansfortruth.ca he joseph borgo and of course jamie sellay who

01:17:44.360 was on the show last week and that's it my friends for the show tonight i will catch you tomorrow

01:17:49.140 oh hang on just a minute i will catch you tomorrow night at eight o'clock central for another shadow

01:17:54.380 at night live stream until then i love you all have a great rest of your evening and uh tomorrow

01:17:59.900 i'll let you know how my court thing goes uh tomorrow night as well it's tomorrow morning

01:18:03.780 at 9 o'clock, and I will talk to you later.

01:18:06.000 Bye for now.

The Shadoe Davis Show - January 31, 2023

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