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00:15:44.380This weekend in Calgary, our friends over at Canadians for Truth have another Fire and Ice event coming out.
00:15:51.020Oh, and by the way, the Fire and Ice event with me and Theo and Jamie will be coming online at canadiansfortruth.ca any day now.
00:15:58.720This event, scheduled for this coming Sunday at the Gray Eagle Event Center in Calgary, is with Sarah Palin, the former governor of Alaska and former vice presidential candidate in the United States of America.
00:16:13.040Sarah Palin is Jamie and Theo's special guest.
00:16:17.520tickets are available at canadiansfortruth.ca if you want to go see what she has to say and my
00:16:23.880first question to Sarah and I've talked to Theo and Jamie about this too would be how evil
00:16:29.800is politics really many of us don't quite understand how bad it is and what lengths
00:16:41.280politicians will go to to bring down other politicians and it's not even just the politicians
00:16:48.660some of those people are actually genuine honest people it's the political staffers or as donald
00:16:55.580trump refers to them the deep state in line with members of the left-wing corporate media that
00:17:03.600create the problems not in all cases but in many cases so that's one of the first questions i would
00:17:09.500ask uh ms palin i would also ask her so your depiction on snl all those years ago how do you
00:17:17.300feel about that what's your legacy what did you leave behind after leaving politics so yeah that's
00:17:23.300going to be an interesting event this weekend at gray eagle event center in calgary all right all
00:17:28.100right all right let's get down to the show here you guys are people going get on with it already
00:17:32.440okay look at this this is a great piece we're going to watch a couple of videos tonight oh
00:17:36.940before i make this bigger so we can all see it better uh there's a video here that i've watched
00:17:43.580a few times by dr shiva ayur duri okay he's going to be running for president i believe as an
00:17:50.600independent in 2024 last at least that's what he's saying either that or he's going to run for
00:17:55.380senate as an independent either way this guy speaks a lot of truth and he made a video breaking
00:18:05.200down how the elites slash parasites control the world. Right. So if you haven't seen this video,0.91
00:18:12.100we're going to play this video towards the end of the show for you guys. And we're all going to
00:18:15.960watch it together and then go over it through Q&A. But it's fascinating. And for those of you
00:18:21.800who believe we still have a political solution to this, once you watch that video, you'll quickly
00:18:27.600understand that the only political solution we do have, if there is one at all, is to get rid of the
00:18:33.660career politicians, replace them with regular people just like us, and then get rid of the
00:18:39.480deep state, the bureaucracy who have been there for a very long time. I don't care if, oh, you
00:18:45.520got seniority. I don't care if you're a union member, you're fired. That's just the way it is.
00:18:50.420If you have any influence in any political affiliation whatsoever, you see these political
00:18:55.360staffers, not necessarily those who work for politicians, but those who work for the bureaucracy,
00:19:00.960Those who work for the government, whichever government, provincial or federal or municipal, they're supposed to be apolitical. They're not supposed to have political views or leanings, because you can bet that if a government was elected they don't agree with, they're going to drag their heels on many policies to make sure they never get implemented.
00:19:21.220Yeah, you might be thinking, well, they can't do that. Yes, they can. And they do all the time.
00:19:28.420Anyway, this is a great piece regarding the protest counter protest in Ottawa on Friday from Harrison Faulkner of TNC dot news.
00:31:05.600We're standing together, and that's what's important.
00:31:07.120This isn't about hate. We're actually uniting. We're bringing people together under one common goal, which is to protect the kids from this gender ideology.
00:31:14.100Politicians need to get some rocks and do what needs to be done.
00:31:19.400I mean, all of Canada has thrown their support behind Pierre Polyev. He is a coward.1.00
00:31:23.820I hate to say that the leader of the Conservative Party of Canada is a coward, but he is and he's not alone.1.00
00:31:29.120I have an issue with any politicians that's sitting on the floor and ignoring these issues right now.
00:31:33.500Like we said, the chants here are leave the kids alone.
00:36:49.420I spoke to her again on the phone this afternoon.
00:36:52.020She is an elected, a duly elected school board trustee
00:36:55.300from the Louis Riel School Division here in Winnipeg
00:36:58.260who has been suspended without pay for three months
00:37:00.720for breaching the code of ethics for elected officials.
00:37:06.080Now, that's an interesting conversation.0.97
00:37:08.460Hopefully, we're going to have Francine on the show Thursday night.
00:37:10.880Maxime Bernier is coming on the show again on Wednesday night.
00:37:13.900I talked to Francine, as I mentioned today.
00:37:15.600Hopefully we can get her on. Once she consults legal counsel, hopefully we can get her on Thursday night and have this discussion.0.82
00:37:23.720We are going to talk about a CBC article that was focused on another Winnipeg school trustee who's come out as bisexual because of Francine in the last few days.
00:37:37.760It's absolutely remarkable. This guy married with kids and he's now bisexual all of a sudden.
00:37:43.620interesting and maybe he is or maybe he's not maybe he's lying that ndp uh mpp from ontario0.53
00:37:53.000that harrison faulkner wanted to talk to from the protest on friday claimed he was punched in the
00:37:58.700face by a hateful fascist anti-trans protester when in reality he cut himself in the face using
00:38:07.920a megaphone he had the megaphone just too close to his face he bashed himself in the face so he0.97
00:38:12.880posed for a picture and put it up online i think it was on twitter of this scratch or this cut that
00:38:19.100he had on his face and he did it himself these like i said these politicians some of them are
00:38:25.740willing to do anything politics is a dirty game and this guy was absolutely willing to lie
00:38:33.440go and check out billboard chris's twitter for more this guy was absolutely willing to lie in
00:38:38.680order to get his twisted message across to people now speaking of twisted messages
00:39:49.060What's the thing in the middle again I just said?
00:39:52.800I was going to say bipolar, which actually may be the case.
00:39:56.640If you don't agree these people don't exist, then you are.1.00
00:40:00.300I hate her. You're bad. You're anti-trans. Yes, I actually am anti-trans.0.99
00:40:07.280I don't dispute their right to exist. I don't dispute their right to live their lives the way1.00
00:40:14.280they want. What I do have a problem with is the indoctrination of society and children in general.
00:40:20.980Anyway, getting back to this article from the National Post, and don't forget to like and share.
00:40:25.480You guys get this out to as many people as we possibly can. It's important people hear this.
00:40:29.340I believe this particular battle in the culture wars that we're fighting right now can be a flashpoint to make people in the middle understand exactly how screwed up our world is and that all of these things are connected from the vaccine to BLM to All Lives Matter, the war in Ukraine, now this stupid trans stuff.0.96
00:40:47.880It's all part of the same divisive tactics that the elites slash leeches are using on the world.
00:40:57.520And we're going to have Dr. Shiva explain that to us at the end of the show tonight.
00:41:01.020This show is going to run long, you guys.
00:41:03.380So I hope you're going to stay with me until the very end.
00:41:06.060Michael Higgins, who wrote this article, says, Trudeau dismisses parental rights as far right.
00:41:12.240okay so i'm kind of hoping that this is this is the line that trudeau has finally walked over
00:41:18.800he's finally walked over this line willingly on his own to let people know that he is a far
00:41:27.180left marxist extremist ideologue and he has no business being in power in our supposed
00:41:34.760free democracy it may be that justin trudeau didn't mean to disparage millions of parents0.95
00:41:41.520by lumping them in with other far-right radicals like white supremacists and fascists.
00:41:47.000But that he did so speaks to his tendency to shoot from the hip.
00:41:51.020Now, I think he's doing Trudeau a favor so far.
00:41:53.240But anyway, it's unfortunate that once again, Trudeau, who has often denounced partisanship
00:41:58.300while urging conciliation, uses inflammatory rhetoric, which will alienate a large portion
00:45:17.380In response to Trudeau on Twitter, Higgs replied, once again, Justin Trudeau shows he does not support the role of parents in guiding their children's future.
00:47:05.400Trustee Francine Champagne was suspended three months Tuesday after the rest of the Louis Riel School Board's, sorry, Louis Riel Division's Board of Trustees voted unanimously to temporarily remove her for what the board's chair said were comments on her Facebook page specifically indicating transphobia, homophobia, and a general complete lack of respect for the LGBTQ community.
00:47:30.300All right, I showed you guys those posts last week.
00:47:32.660i don't see the hate in them i see a differing opinion in them in response louis riel ward 3
00:47:41.940trustee ryan palmquist announced in a friday afternoon tweet that he is bisexual started to
00:47:47.320feel like it was wrong and even selfish of me to be in the position that i'm in and to continue0.56
00:47:51.980to basically hide because it's safer and easier for me personally all right now let me just make
00:47:58.080something completely clear for anybody who's come out to anybody who is bravely supporting
00:48:05.540the rights of lgbt alphabet community people show me how you're brave when you've got law
00:48:13.480enforcement governments at every level all corporations supporting you
00:48:20.040you have the support of social media tell me again how that's being brave
00:48:28.860standing against the flow that's brave that's taking a risk don't sit there and try and tell
00:48:39.980me how brave somebody is for coming out in this day and age in this social climate that we're in
00:48:48.220that's outrageous. This guy, this Palmquist fellow, has been aware of his sexuality since
00:48:55.780his early 20s, but said most people assume he's heterosexual since he's married to a woman
00:49:00.360and has kids. Palmquist decided to announce his sexuality because he felt a simple statement
00:49:06.180acknowledging Champaign's suspension, which was the strongest sanction possible for the board
00:49:10.300under the Manitoba Public Schools Act, was not enough. A small minority rallying against LGBTQ
00:49:16.340rights has been growing increasingly extreme over the past few years. Palmquist said
00:49:20.780a small minority. He wanted LGBTQ families to know they have representation in the school
00:49:28.540division's leadership. Yeah. So we're going to sanctimoniously and in my opinion, and many other
00:49:35.600lawyers, by the way, not that I'm a lawyer, many lawyers opinions was illegal what they did. And
00:49:41.220we're going to talk more about that. Sanctioning somebody over their opinion. Seriously.
00:49:49.360They do belong in this division because I belong on the board and I'm making decisions along with
00:49:54.580my colleagues with their well-being in mind. He said he ran the tweet past his wife and a couple
00:49:58.700of close friends before posting it Friday. He described the response since then as overwhelmingly
00:50:03.660positive mixed with a little bit of hateful trolling. Boards have decision-making power.
00:50:09.760Wayne Uasco, who is a weak-ass minister of education in Manitoba and early childhood learning, says the Manitoba government and the educational system support safe learning environments for transgender and gender diverse students.
00:50:22.000But what comes next for Champaign is up to the school division.
00:50:25.280The Public Schools Act requires Manitoba boards to develop and implement written policies involving respect for human diversity.
00:50:32.360And local school divisions have the power to make decisions based on the needs of their local school communities.
00:50:37.800uasco said in a statement to cbc on thursday given that palmquist said he wonders if the
00:50:42.620board would have been able to suspend champagne if a proposed education reform bill had passed
00:50:47.860bill 64 which the conservative government introduced in march of 2021 would have replaced
00:50:53.760the province's 37 english language school divisions with a single provincial education
00:50:58.600authority dissolved elected school boards and blah blah blah blah blah so all right here's the
00:51:04.080point francine champagne was suspended based upon the other school board trustees voting that she
00:51:14.220broke their code of conduct and she was given the harshest penalty possible which is three months
00:51:20.640without pay even though she was duly elected by the people of that division
00:51:26.520she was targeted for having different opinions
00:51:34.840now to say that trans people don't exist which is my opinion and the opinion of many people
00:51:46.260is to cite biological fact not feelings but now
00:51:55.100they are using their own worldview their own lens in order to define what misconduct is
00:52:06.440so francine had a difference of opinion that wasn't even voiced by the way until last week
00:52:14.760at a school board meeting it was just three maybe four facebook posts
00:52:19.700and because of those facebook posts and a smear or two smear articles in the winnipeg free press
00:52:27.420francine was suspended so now the people in her writing have no representation in that school
00:52:37.300board the people who believe in truth over feelings have no representation in that school
00:52:45.300board that's what's going on so there are many legal minds in this province who are lining up
00:52:50.600to defend her so hopefully we can have her on thursday night and again i spoke with francine
00:52:59.000on the phone this afternoon hopefully we can have her on thursday evening and we can discuss more
00:53:04.340about this because it's absolutely ludicrous that these people were able to suspend her in the first
00:53:10.020place based upon a correct opinion a biologically sound opinion whether it hurts people's feelings
00:53:19.020or not is besides the point but now they're making hurting people's feelings against the law
00:57:18.520okay so the people now they say well he was released after the tape was reviewed this guy
00:57:33.600was released and charges were dropped and now they want charges against the cops
00:57:38.000he wasn't doing anything and they called that disorderly conduct so there's all kinds of little
00:57:45.200little laws on the books for cops to use against people that they don't agree with
00:57:51.480right and they know that and they abuse that privilege in my opinion so hopefully that cop
00:57:59.540is at least reprimanded for doing what he did there this is an interesting story my friends
00:58:07.680and the reason i say that is because you know we've heard all about like david johnston resigning
00:58:12.140on friday as the special rapporteur into chinese interference in canada and we've only been hearing
00:58:18.220about that the last few months when in fact it's been a problem for many many decades
00:58:23.100many many decades well here's a story that goes back a couple of years from the sunday guardian
00:58:29.740this came out matter of fact january 2nd of 2021 in the u.s backyard how china embedded itself
00:58:37.740in canada cleo pascal was the one who wrote this since the 1970s there have been important political
00:58:45.820and economic pro-china vectors emanating out of montreal and ottawa since then that have broadened
00:58:52.380to influential pro-beijing groups across the country canada has been making headlines in
00:58:58.940india recently and again this is a couple of years ago now remember and not in a good way
00:59:03.580There were Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's statements about the farmer issue seen in New Delhi as interference in internal affairs, and then documents were released showing that as late as 2018, Canada was allowing PLA soldiers to observe Canadian winter warfare training seen as of use to China in its aggression against India in the Himalayas, and when the Canadian military unilaterally decided to stop training, some in Canadian foreign affairs hit the roof, and that is true.
00:59:31.620this has raised questions about canada's foreign policy and in particular its relations with china
00:59:38.340the questions are legitimate to answer them it helps to look at three factors that helped shape
00:59:44.460the early development of canada china relations missionaries leftist sympathies combined with
00:59:50.100anti-americanism and the business community missionaries from the end of the 19th century
00:59:56.540Canadian missionaries went to China in relatively large numbers.
00:59:59.720Around 500 Methodist missionaries alone went to Western China, where some founded hospitals and schools, including a medical college.
01:00:07.680They became enmeshed with evolving politics in China and had children who grew up in China learning the languages and making friends.
01:00:15.340during the 1930s and 40s some of these canadian missionaries and missionary kids known as
01:00:20.520mish kids worked with the nationalists of qing kai shek and supported the allied war effort
01:00:26.620for example james endicott born in china in 1898 became an advisor to kai shek and to u.s
01:00:33.520intelligence during world war ii guys this is very important stuff and i know it sounds like
01:00:38.740ancient history but what happened over a hundred years ago is directly and indirectly playing a
01:00:45.980part in what's going on in our country right now and i understand that it's not as sexy as hearing0.53
01:00:52.900about the global elite slash leeches who are controlling the show but i do believe that china
01:00:58.240is playing a part in all of this whether they're working with the globalists or not doesn't matter
01:01:04.840endicott then grew closer to the communists and zhao enlai and worked on propaganda publications
01:01:12.260for them in china he returned to canada in 1947 and continued to support the communists from there
01:01:18.340with publications and briefing to canadian government officials by the way in case you
01:01:22.160haven't guessed this is not a canadian publication this is the sunday guardian out of the uk well
01:01:29.580While Endicott was a visible pro-communist China voice in Canada, other Mish kids sympathetic to
01:01:35.140Mao ended up in the Canadian Foreign Service and quietly advocated for Canada to recognize
01:01:40.260communist China. As early as 1950, Canada considered recognition, but then the Korean0.75
01:01:46.840War broke out and Canada joined in on the side of the U.S. with Beijing backing the other side.
01:01:52.180Then you've got leftist anti-Americanism. By the 1960s, and especially with the advent of
01:01:59.340Vietnam War and the election of Pierre Elliott Trudeau, father of, you know, in 1968, there was
01:02:06.820more tolerance for leftist anti-Americanism in Canadian politics. Pierre Trudeau made no secret
01:02:12.780of his sympathies for communist leaders like Fidel Castro. And by the time he was elected
01:02:17.560prime minister, he'd already visited China twice. He was there in 1949, the year the communists took
01:02:24.520power, and then again on an official visit in 1960 when he was a labor lawyer. On the 60s visit,
01:02:31.660he met with Mao and Zhao Enlai. Upon being elected, one of Trudeau's priorities was
01:02:37.320recognizing Beijing, something the mishkids in the bureaucracy were very well prepared to deliver.1.00
01:02:44.220This infiltration goes back a very long way. A stumbling block was the wording around Taiwan.0.99
01:02:50.920Beijing wanted the agreement to state the government in Beijing was the only legitimate government in China, and that Taiwan was an inalienable part of China.
01:02:59.880After long negotiations, they settled on the Canada formula that stated that Chinese side reaffirmed that Taiwan was part of China, and Canada took note of that claim.
01:03:10.100In 1970, Canada recognized China, prompting Mao to reportedly say, now we have a friend in the U.S. backyard.
01:03:18.440Four of Canada's early ambassadors to China were mishkids.
01:03:22.760The Canada formula broke a diplomatic logjam with other countries following suit with a variation on the wording.
01:03:31.020Canada was not shy about trying to do business with China even before recognition.
01:03:35.680In the early 60s, around the time China attacked India, Canada had lent Beijing hundreds of millions of dollars for it to use to buy Canadian wheat and barley.
01:03:44.520In 1973, Trudeau made his third trip to now diplomatically recognize China, his first as
01:03:51.480prime minister. He again met Mao and Zhao Enle. A priority for Trudeau was building business ties.
01:03:59.420Part of a delegation meeting Trudeau on arrival was another Mish kid, Paul Lin, who would prove
01:04:04.240important for developing those relationships. Lin was born in Canada in 1920 to a Chinese
01:04:11.060immigrant who had become one of the first ethnic Chinese ordained in the Anglican Church in Canada.
01:04:16.440After studies in the U.S., he moved to China in 1949 and became close to Zhao Enle. He eventually
01:04:22.840returned to Canada and headed the newly created Center for East Asian Studies at McGill University
01:04:28.180in Montreal. He was vocal in his support for Beijing and acted as a bridge between influential
01:04:35.300elements in China and Canada. He was also consulted by those in the U.S., including emissaries of
01:04:41.000Henry Kissinger, who wished to develop linkages. Later in life, Lynn became rector at a university
01:04:46.780in Macau and conferred honorary degrees on Pierre Trudeau and Henry Kissinger. In 1978, Lynn led a
01:04:54.780groundbreaking trade delegation and was key in the setting up of the Canada-China Business Council
01:05:01.040that same year. Still exists, by the way. Founding members of CCBC, including three major Montreal-based
01:05:08.480companies PowerCorp, Bombardier, and SNC-Lavalin. What? On the Chinese side, one of the founding
01:05:19.860members was Chinese government CITIC, C-I-T-I-C, PowerCorp. Not only used the opening to gain
01:05:26.940business access in China, it helped CITIC learn how to invest outside of China. Today, PowerCorp
01:05:32.700is a multi-billion dollar diversified company with deep political linkages. Four Canadian
01:05:38.140prime ministers were affiliated in some way with PowerCorp either before or after service,
01:05:43.180including Pierre Trudeau, Ryan Mulroney, Jean Chrétien, and Paul Martin. All four had political
01:05:50.160linkages to Montreal where PowerCorp is based. For three generations, PowerCorp has been largely
01:05:56.120run by the Desmarais family. Paul Desmarais was the first generation. He'd been an advisor to
01:06:01.220Pierre Trudeau. And later, Trudeau was on the board of Power Corp. Paul's son married the
01:06:06.440daughter of former Prime Minister Jean Chrétien. Their son, Paul's grandson, is the current chair
01:06:11.260of the Canada-China Business Council. Less than two weeks after Canada detained Huawei executive
01:06:17.340and daughter of the founder Meng Wanzhou in a case related to a U.S. extradition request,
01:06:23.060China arrested two Canadians, the two Michaels. Since then, the two Michaels have been victims
01:06:27.840of hostage diplomacy held largely incommunicado. Of course, this again was written before they were
01:06:34.020released. At a recent CCBC event, attendees applauded the release of Ming, sorry, applauded
01:06:40.860the Chinese representatives called for the release of Ming and were largely silent at the Canadian
01:06:46.000request for the releases of the hostages, holding Ming is bad for business today. And so, since the
01:06:52.7601970s there have been important political and economic pro-china vectors emanating out of
01:06:57.880montreal and ottawa since then that they have broadened to influential pro-beijing groups
01:07:04.440across canada in particular vancouver and toronto there are expected linkages to chinese organized
01:07:10.680crime hence the fentanyl attempts at strategic access influence operations and rob replicate
01:07:18.600replace business practices. That said, Chinese communities are far from monolithic. Recently,
01:07:24.740a pro-Hong Kong restaurant in Toronto was vandalized by pro-Beijing elements. However,
01:07:30.100the foreign affairs wing of the government of Canada itself seems loath to offend Beijing,
01:07:35.980as was recently disclosed in released documents. When the Canadian military unilaterally cancelled
01:07:41.380PLA access to observe its cold weather training, foreign affairs bureaucrats hit the roof,
01:07:46.680insisting any future desired cancellation be approved by them and they were unlikely to approve
01:07:52.720there have been some wins for those concerned about ccp infiltration in canada recently a0.55
01:07:58.940chinese company tried to invest in a canadian gold mine in the far north it conveniently was
01:08:03.480by a strategically useful port on the northwest passage and relatively close to an old norad
01:08:09.080station it was declined on the grounds of national security feels as though in ottawa as in many
01:08:15.220capitals around the world, the political and business communities are keen to continue business
01:08:19.640as usual with Beijing, while the defense, security, and intelligence sectors are trying to fight for a
01:08:25.260change of direction. Those voices can use all the outside support they can get, given the old deep
01:08:31.920and entrenched pro-Beijing elements in Canadian politics. India burned through its China lobby
01:08:38.220crucible in Galwan and came out the other side a beacon for those desiring comprehensive national
01:08:43.560defense blazing the way for with app bans fdi investigation visa scrutiny defense partnerships
01:08:49.840and more rather than criticize india's internal issues canada would do well to learn from new
01:08:55.080delhi's external actions before too long canada will likely need india more than its ottawa-based
01:09:01.640civil service can possibly imagine friends we have a problem here and this infiltration goes back
01:12:21.520So I'm going to give you the story at a glance before I actually get into the video of Mark Zuckerberg talking to Joe Rogan about how Facebook did censor certain things a couple of years ago, and they're probably still doing it.
01:12:34.320The Internet, and they're talking about the Internet here, the entire Internet, not just social media, but the Internet was likely not intended to remain free forever.
01:12:42.940Interesting that maybe this was a plot all along as well.
01:12:47.040we'll give them the internet we'll get them addicted to it and then we'll start teaching
01:12:50.320them how to think and we'll use this marvelous tool by guiding them the way we want to guide
01:12:57.860them using censorship and algorithms the internet was likely not intended to remain free forever
01:13:04.660the intention for it to be uh was for it to be used as a totalitarian tool was baked in from the
01:13:12.380start. Google started as a DARPA grant and was part of the CIA's and NSA's digital data program,
01:13:20.620the purpose of which was to conduct birds of a feather mapping online so that certain groups
01:13:25.320could be neutralized. All of the early internet freedom technologies of the 90s were funded by
01:13:30.600the Pentagon and the State Department. They were developed by the intelligence community as an
01:13:35.000insurgency tool, a means to help dissident groups in foreign countries to develop a pro-U.S. stance
01:14:38.060Of course, we know the House of Representatives in the United States is now controlled by the Republican Party. Why are they still funding the censorship machine? The industrial censorship complex. That's what I want to know.
01:14:54.020All right, let's play this video now of Mark Zuckerberg, who claims just a couple of days ago on a podcast that he was asked to censor COVID misinformation that ended up being true.
01:15:07.860He acknowledged that during the COVID-19 outbreak, the social media network deleted millions of posts.
01:15:14.060According to Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook was asked by the scientific establishment to remove several posts about COVID that afterwards turned out to be debatable or true.
01:15:36.480In a podcast discussion with Lex Fridman that was made public last week,
01:15:41.640zuckerberg admitted that the monitoring of facebook's efforts to delete untruths is really
01:15:47.320tricky just take some of the stuff around covet earlier on in the pandemic zuckerberg said
01:15:52.520where there were real health implications but there hadn't been time to fully vet a bunch of
01:15:57.740the scientific assumptions unfortunately i think a lot of the establishment on that kind of
01:16:02.020waffled on a bunch of facts in an interview with cbs two years ago at the height of the pandemic
01:16:11.840Zuckerberg claimed that Facebook removes anything that it deems to be harmful because it's against corporate policy.
01:16:16.840He added that Facebook had, at the time, taken down roughly 18 million postings that they had determined had spread false information about the virus.
01:16:59.700Yeah, so you guys censored that as well?
01:17:01.980So we took a different path than Twitter.
01:17:04.240um i mean basically the background here is the fbi i think basically came to us some some folks
01:17:10.540on our team it was like hey um just so you know like you should be on high alert there was the
01:17:15.640we we thought there was a lot of russian propaganda in the 2016 election we have it on notice that
01:17:22.180basically there's about to be some kind of dump of of um uh that's similar to that so just be
01:17:30.020vigilant all right so that's the part of it that i wanted you guys to see of course you've seen that
01:17:35.520before but you know there he is talking about the fbi who came to him and said hey listen there's
01:17:41.280going to be some russian and misinformation you got to watch out for well now we know that the
01:17:45.400fbi at least certain elements of the fbi are corrupt and that they have been trying to control
01:17:53.940the flow of information on all social media not just facebook elon musk has not fallen for it he's
01:17:59.400gotten rid of all of these people, at least so far, Zuckerberg has yet to do so.
01:18:07.040He has never stepped up and said, we're going to stop the censorship. He's admitted to it,
01:18:13.060but he has never said, you know what? We got to get rid of this. We got to stop doing this stuff.
01:18:17.660But needless to say, guys, this doesn't matter.
01:18:21.600for those of you who have not seen this i urge you to stay with with me here for the next 10
01:18:31.440minutes for those of you who have seen this i urge you to stay with me here for the next 10 minutes
01:18:38.780it's important that everybody hears this for those thinking that there's a political solution
01:18:44.080now when we talk about political solution we're talking about politicians
01:18:49.200and we're talking about our system of politics in canada tom maratso had a great
01:18:55.960uh poll and thread on twitter over the weekend and if you're not on twitter get an account
01:19:01.540go over there and look around there's all kinds of news that you never see anywhere else you guys
01:19:07.560you have to get a twitter account when you do please follow me at shadow davis all right
01:19:12.420it's important uh tom said do we have to change the type of government we have in this country
01:19:23.840and up until i'm going to say a few months back i thought personally i thought well you know what
01:19:30.240we can make some tweaks to it and we can make it work but i think it needs to be blown up and reset
01:19:37.620And I'm not talking about a revolution. I'm talking about changing the system, the political system of Canada, how we vote, who we vote for, how it's structured.
01:19:51.680I believe we should probably go to a more Republican model, kind of like the United States, checks and balances.
01:19:59.460so this way you're voting for a president or a chancellor who will have power you're voting for
01:20:09.000the house of commons still who will have a prime minister but not necessarily the power of the
01:20:18.420executive branch which should be left in the president or chancellor's hands and then we
01:20:23.900should have an elected senate and we should have an elected judiciary
01:20:29.460And anybody who is placed in charge of an institution, say like the RCMP, should probably be elected by the people of the country as well.
01:23:13.600They're achieving their goal, power, profit, and control.
01:23:15.980Now, how do they do this? You're going to realize it's not any one group. It's an interconnected, tightly knit group. They're all closely interconnected. In fact, they all go to the same restaurants. They have all their kids going to the same equestrian shows. They all shop at the same place. They all go to the same parties. You're not part of that.
01:23:31.780So who are these people? And what are the institutions of power that they have? Well, first of all, they have academia, Harvard, Oxford, Yale, MIT, IIT in India, the top 100 university presidents. These people are on boards of companies, but it's about 100 people who run the major universities in the world.
01:23:50.120NGOs, or non-profits. These are people who run these huge non-profit organizations like the
01:23:55.780Clinton Global Initiative, WEF, World Economic Forum, Center for Foreign Relations. And there's
01:24:00.680many other institutions like these, but it's the CEOs of these institutions. And these guys know
01:24:06.020each other. They definitely work together. The next thing you have is you have government,
01:24:09.980U.S. senators, prime ministers of countries, advisors to government, think tanks, the Belfer
01:24:15.220School at Harvard, the Stanford Internet Observatory. They created the censorship
01:24:19.440infrastructure. This includes CIA, right? Intelligence organizations. And again, all these
01:24:24.480people know each other. They're interconnected. They're a swarm. They're tightly knit. They're
01:24:29.040not divided like these people over here. They're not disconnected. They're highly interconnected.
01:24:34.060So these people are focused on power. But then you also have a whole nother people, the CEOs of
01:24:39.640the global 2000 companies, other big organizations like big pharma companies, Pfizer, big agriculture
01:24:45.440companies like Syngenta, big investment companies, JP Morgan. You put Deutsche Bank here. You put
01:24:51.300Epstein down here. Okay. He was involved in all this. You also have the Fed, the central banks,
01:24:55.740all these people party together. When I say party together, I mean, literally they party together,
01:25:00.380guys. Absolute close-knit friends. And in fact, the CEO of a global 2000 company will easily move
01:25:07.600to one of the investment companies down here. If you look at Target, big companies like Anheuser,
01:25:13.140or Bush and Exxon, you'll find that one point they were in one of these investment companies
01:25:17.080and these investment companies sit on the board of these companies and they shuffle back and
01:25:20.820forth. So this is all about making money, right? These people are about making the dollar. These
01:25:25.340people are all about power. This is profit. And then fundamentally, you have control. Hollywood
01:25:29.580over here. This includes celebrities. You have their agents, Hollywood agents, like Ari Emanuel,
01:25:35.100as I've talked about, who's a guy who controls most of Hollywood. He controls Worldwide Wrestling
01:25:39.580Federation, the MMA, et cetera. Media companies. This includes Disney, Viacom. This includes now
01:25:45.040Facebook, Twitter, YouTube. These are large media companies. Google, you can put in there also.
01:25:49.800You also have big news stations, CNN, Fox. And combined with this, now we have another group,
01:25:55.520social media influencers. This is like Joe Rogan, Tucker Carlson, these characters who have come in,
01:26:01.520but they do not exist without support from these guys. If you notice overnight, a bunch of social
01:26:06.700media influence have come out of nowhere. And these people are created by these people. So when
01:26:11.720you look at this, the academics, the NGOs, the government, the think tanks, the investment
01:26:16.220companies, the fad, the big pharma, the CEOs, the Hollywood celebrities, media, social media
01:26:21.040influencers, and the news companies, and you can even take the top 10 of each one of these, they
01:26:25.080all know each other, everyone. And in order to manipulate these people, they need frontmen to
01:26:30.500manipulate these people with policies, because what comes out are policies. These are the inputs
01:26:35.600they put into the system? Propaganda. They feed these people purposely, people who they tell them
01:26:40.060are going to save them, like the Elon Musks or Trump or the Kennedys. Now, who are the people
01:26:44.780part of the swarm that does that? They have the obvious establishment. And these people are like
01:26:49.560the Clintons or the McConnells or the Obamas or the Bushes or the Queen of England. Typically,
01:26:54.620people say, oh yeah, those guys are part of the establishment. But one of the things we teach
01:26:58.040at Truth, Freedom, Help, the most insidious people are what I call the not so obvious
01:27:02.760establishment. These are the people that are created to make sure that the 8 billion people
01:27:08.280look to the elites to save them. Trump, he's got a golden toilet, Mar-a-Lago, Kennedy's,
01:27:12.700completely bogus family. You can look at historically people like Gandhi or people
01:27:16.740like MLK. These people all came and were endorsed by the swarm. These people do not exist. They live
01:27:22.740in Malibu. They live in the places of the elite. And these people are the ones that are used to
01:27:28.060send the inputs of this controller. In system science, these are the controllers. These are
01:27:33.380the people controlling the inputs that go in. And remember, their goal is to make sure people
01:27:38.100are in the state of division, disconnection, helplessness, particularly. They're observing
01:27:42.240all this. They have their sensors. And one of the features that they notice is that as long as
01:27:47.420people are in dysfunction and diseased mentally, physically, emotionally, they're happy. Well,
01:27:52.660what are those diseases these days? We see obesity. We see endocrine disruption. Men with
01:27:57.580low testosterone and people questioning their sexuality. We also see people with cancer. The
01:28:02.540world's population's life expectancy is going down. The United States is going this way and
01:28:06.680this from 1980 to 2020. They like this. This is life expectancy. In fact, when they see dysfunction,
01:28:12.600you know what they do? They put another input in, which is normalize the dysfunction. Eat sugars
01:28:17.280and high fructose food. Well, over here, people have been literally getting fat. It's led to
01:28:21.080obesity or they've been putting in foods that are affecting people's gut microbiome. This is what I
01:28:25.580call from policy to biology. People are getting worse and worse. They're actually making more
01:28:29.800money because the obesity now creates obesity drugs. The endocrine disruptors, let's talk about
01:28:34.220this. This will really explain what's going on with Bud Light. About 20 years ago, there was
01:28:38.500research done at the universities that clearly showed the use of restricted use pesticides like
01:28:43.640atrazine and other chemicals in the atmosphere actually cause endocrine disruption, which could
01:28:48.540reduce male testosterone, which could also affect mammals where the sex organs can change. And this
01:28:54.080was done by the work of tyrone hayes so if you're over here at a university and you find out one of
01:28:59.000your research has discovered that and you are playing golf with people over here at syngenta
01:29:02.840syngenta is the one who produce atrazine they're going to say hey man we don't want this research
01:29:07.120coming out because you have to understand something the investment community here is investing in all
01:29:12.220of these companies so if you're one of these large investment companies you're moving trillions of
01:29:16.500dollars 600 trillion dollars by the way move through the economy every day you as one of the
01:29:20.680elites, managers of money, you're moving all this money. You know, all of these people,
01:29:24.560you know, the CEO of Target, you know, the CEO of Anheuser-Busch, you know, the CEO of Pfizer
01:29:28.240and Syngenta. And imagine that you see, wow, the stuff that we've been creating is causing sexual
01:29:34.260disruption changes. You're seeing a phenomenon where more and more people are questioning their
01:29:38.440sexuality. And what you want to do is you want to make sure that the general public doesn't
01:29:42.340understand this, because if they did, they would awaken to something that's going on for the
01:29:46.280decisions you made. So you call up your friend, Bud Light, he goes, hey, look, let's run a
01:29:50.020campaign. Let's normalize trans. Let's exploit a willing person to be exploited like this Dylan
01:29:55.560Mulvaney. Let's put them on as a poster boy for Bud Light and let's push them out there because
01:30:00.260we want the attention to normalize a dysfunction because the goal is to make sure they don't lose
01:30:05.040their trillions over in Syngenta. They're willing to take a billion dollar hit over here, but they
01:30:09.100want to save their trillions in big pharma and big ad because they're all part of the same family.
01:30:12.920They all do favors for each other. And then again, you would go do it at Target. You try to normalize
01:30:16.520because you don't want people over here