00:10:35.560President of the Canadian Voters Association.
00:10:37.780But Carrie, you have you've also actively been involved behind the scenes with the NCI, the National Citizens Inquiry, which has been a smashing success.
00:10:45.940I visited them when they were here in Winnipeg and I can't even I couldn't even find a seat to sit down.
00:10:50.840I had to stand in the back of the room while one of the doctors from up north in our province was testifying.
00:10:57.380It has, I think, inspired hope among Canadians, Shada, that the dedication and determination of a few people to ensure that the truth is told, is recorded, and there is an ongoing record of what has happened.
00:11:13.700I think for the first time, thousands of Canadians felt heard, experts felt at least that they were able to contribute. And, you know, it's interesting, we've watched this transformation when we first started out in Truro. I think a lot of people go, well, what the heck is this about?
00:11:31.820There was a lot of uncertainty as to what was happening.
00:11:36.320But as people started watching the hearings, and millions of people have watched this, this has become a global phenomena of what we've done here in Canada.
00:11:46.360And, you know, we watched the momentum build.
00:11:49.260We watched citizens utilizing this as one of the best tools for informing their friends and families.
00:11:57.460I mean, the heartache, the stories that were told, compelling.
00:12:00.620And you cannot deny the harm that was inflicted upon this nation by these lockdowns and the measures that were taken under the guise of COVID.
00:12:11.280Do you think that you accomplished what you wanted to do, what you set out to do?
00:12:26.260we were going to produce the reports, which the reports are, as we speak, the commissioners are
00:12:31.140now preparing those reports. But something else happened, something else that I don't think you
00:12:37.680could have planned or orchestrated or even manufactured. It was this organic uprising
00:12:45.060of Canadians. Every Zoom I've been on, on different groups and members, all the talk is
00:12:51.220the National Citizens Inquiry, the NCI, and to see the result of people feeling empowered that
00:12:58.360they can, when people come together, make a difference, perhaps hold the government to
00:13:03.700account. You know, one of the things I'd like to see happen is that the NCI continues. You know,
00:13:09.700originally it was going to just look into the COVID measures, but from the response that we've
00:13:14.840received, the letters we're getting, the requests that, oh, can you please look into this? Can you
00:13:20.780look into how I became a digital citizen without consent. What's happening to my privacy, my data?
00:13:27.900Are the courts as corrupt as we think they are? Yes, they are, by the way.
00:13:31.980We're going to get to that. We're going to get to that.
00:13:34.000But these are all things that we're seeing. Who gave the right of the transgender ideology to
00:13:40.940infest the public education system? So all of these different subject matters are now being
00:13:46.200presented as proposed, you know, moving forward. So we're looking at those. And I think very
00:13:52.920seriously, this is a tool that Canadians have to have. I know if the NCI does go forward,
00:13:59.320that as head of the Canadian Voters Association, every provincial, federal and municipal election
00:14:06.220will have one question that we will make sure gets asked. If invited, will you participate
00:14:11.980as an elected official in a National Citizens' Inquiry hearing if there is something relevant
00:14:18.180to your testimony. That has to be the precursor to anybody getting voted in in Canada. The
00:14:23.620requirement of that elected official to, if asked, testify, right? Then we know who to hold to
00:14:30.380account, and I think it'll shift the power back to the people where it needs to be.
00:14:35.040I agree. Was there any level of frustration with the lack of coverage from the corporate media?
00:14:39.980you know i don't i i call them the bubble bath media you know they live in this little bubble
00:14:45.520and they all drink each other's bath water right yeah um certainly one thing we proved is that you
00:14:51.640don't need them to get an audience you don't need them to get your information out you know shows
00:14:57.380like yours are now the go-to source for information canadians have lost confidence and and far and
00:15:04.340exceeding those that were involved in just the freedom movement in the media. Clearly,
00:15:10.000their priorities have changed. They've just become lip service to whatever group is happening to be
00:15:17.540the trend. So I think what we've created is not only did we give a larger platform to those
00:15:24.800independent media sources that are truly bringing news worthy of people's time and consideration,
00:15:32.120You know, we also prove that the bubble bath media, the legacy media or mainstream, whatever you want to call it, has become irrelevant.
00:15:40.540I would tend to agree with that. And yet they continue to receive funding from our federal government, which is astounding to me.
00:15:48.200And, you know, I've been saying as well to many people, because it still seems to be somehow a measure of success.
00:15:55.160If we're able to get the mainstream media to attend our event, then we've done something right.
00:15:59.460I tell people don't even talk to them because, you know, they're going to twist what you've said into some hard right extremism narrative that you're a knuckle dragging Nazi and you don't deserve to even draw breath on this planet.
00:16:12.840I mean, that's how it comes across. There was an article written just this past weekend on the CBC website that talked about this right wing evangelical movement that is taking Canada by storm.
00:16:25.660Some undercover investigative reporter on the CBC wrote this clearly from, you know, some kind of confirmation bias that he was going into a den of vipers and he was going to come out with some story that was going to make anybody who disagrees with vaccine mandates or the trans movement to be some kind of an evil troll.
00:16:47.820and he succeeded in writing it but of course the comments are turned off on the cbc website so you
00:16:54.480can't really say what you think of it either can you well you know what's interesting on that shadow
00:16:58.960and and maybe we need that proposal for one of the nci hearings you know should we defund media
00:17:05.760outlets that you know are biased and clearly you know one-sided that that would be a fun one
00:17:11.040but you know there was an interesting thing and this was just a little bit of a test
00:17:15.580So some people probably heard that a sex activist organization by the name of EGAL that gets millions of dollars of funding from the federal government made a complaint against Fox News and Tucker Carlson because it's part of Canadian programming.
00:17:32.720So they put this complaint off to the CRTC. They made all these wild accusations. I think I can send you my intervention because, ironically, EGIL is guilty of the very thing that they accused Tucker of doing, and that's they do give privilege, and they have a program now called the 50-30 Challenge out of the federal government that we won't go into today because that's a whole other show.
00:17:56.740So I clearly outed them in this intervention that I wrote.
00:18:25.660I think my favorite comment, so there's some very long and involved ones like mine, seven pages, but it exposes this program. There's others talking about the charter rights. But I think my favorite response was the guy who wrote in and said, really? Question mark? Are we really wasting our time on this nonsense, right?
00:18:46.900but the overwhelming majority and then the ones that were for censoring canadians rights to access
00:18:53.280the kind of media they want they were so clearly entrenched in this oh my feelings are hurt
00:19:01.440mentality you know the victim syndrome and please protect me mother government so that was a very
00:19:07.400clear indication to me that canadians are getting wise to a lot of these tactics that are going on
00:19:13.520I know coming out of New Brunswick next week, there's going to be some awesome news involving
00:19:18.400the schools. You know, things are turning and it's because of dedicated people willing to put
00:19:25.640themselves out there on the front lines, bringing truth. And I think, you know, Canadians are waking
00:19:30.980up. This is a very good time. It's going to be a battle, but it's a very significant moment in the
00:19:36.300history of Canada, what is happening now. You know, what's interesting is I think in the short
00:19:40.920time you've been on with me tonight you have pretty much covered everything that i plan to
00:19:44.840cover after our interview is over i've got stories lined up about everything that you've been talking
00:19:51.860about which is fantastic it's just kind of like a teaser for what's yet to come uh speaking of
00:19:56.660which let's uh throw this up on the screen here carrie sent me this just before the show started
00:20:00.580um i i've obviously been aware of the subject matter of the show uh that we're doing for you
00:20:05.580tonight for at least a couple of weeks now because Carrie has been corresponding with myself and
00:20:11.680several other independent media regarding this. This is the National Judicial Institute. What are
00:20:18.080these people, Carrie? Who are they exactly? So, you know, a little bit of history. The reason why
00:20:23.440we have an independent judiciary is because they're supposed to be completely removed from
00:20:29.220government influence, shadow. They're supposed to be completely removed from being influenced by
00:20:35.360outside agencies. You know, that's what most people think is going on. Now, what is interesting
00:20:41.320about the National Judicial Institute and this action committee, we'll talk about a little bit
00:20:46.420later. You know, I move in some pretty high circles with well-informed legal counsel, lawyers,
00:20:54.800Queen's counsel. And whenever I raise these issues, none of them know about this. So this
00:20:59.980just very much kept on the QT. The information's out there if you know where to look and to get it.
00:21:06.960So my eyes turned to this a couple of years ago when we started seeing the decisions come out of
00:21:13.080the courts that made absolutely no sense. One case, a very famous case or infamous case for that
00:21:20.020matter, AB versus CD. And this was the father of a 14-year-old who refused consent to his beautiful
00:21:27.600daughter being transitioned, given puberty blockers. And because he said no, it was a
00:21:33.080divorce situation. So mom was just, oh, my daughter's going to kill herself if we don't
00:21:37.440say yes to this, versus this dad who just said no. And this was probably one of the early test
00:21:45.580cases in the courts here in British Columbia. You can look online because there's lots of
00:21:51.360information in the States that we are not subject to, you know, not non-disclosure on that. So the
00:21:58.600American media has exposed this story very fully. So anybody can go look there, just Google a few
00:22:05.920keywords and I'm sure you'll be led there. We can't disclose the name of the father or the child
00:22:11.040in this case. But I sat through these hearings and I watched Justice Bauman, a judge who was assigned
00:22:18.200to this case, go from somebody who was completely illiterate and trans-related language. You know,
00:22:26.260any of us that have followed the pridification of this nation understand that, you know, like any
00:22:31.300good cult, you got to change up the language, you've got to deconstruct people, then you get
00:22:35.400to build them up in the way you want, right? Including the language. So watching this elderly
00:22:40.800judge, navigate this new language with radical activist lawyers acting on behalf of the child
00:22:49.420was very interesting. So Justice Bauman went home one night after suffering through going,
00:22:56.680well, you could just see the confusion on his face as to why anyone would call this girl a boy
00:23:01.920and all the rest of it. I'm not kidding, Shadow. The next day he arrived in court fully versed in
00:23:07.940all things trans he then ordered the father to never refer to his daughter again as a daughter
00:23:13.800he said you must refer to your child as a boy you must use male pronouns wait a minute he was
00:23:20.360completely indoctrinated overnight overnight shadow just just you know and i remember one
00:23:27.680of the activist lawyers by the name of barbara finley saying don't worry justice bauman you'll
00:23:33.040catch on, right? So I want to know where that information came, who tutored this judge within
00:23:39.200the 12 hours that we were out of the courtroom so that he would come back fully versed in this
00:23:46.280and clearly not even aware of what he was doing. So we've seen cases like this. By the way,
00:23:52.520that father was thrown in jail for refusing to comply to the order. So actually he was just in
00:23:59.520court on the 31st of may to see whether or not that uh he has to go back to court he spent 69
00:24:06.160days in jail wow so this is where that's incredible that a parent who doesn't want
00:24:14.140his 14 year old daughter slash son whatever we can't reveal to transition to go through
00:24:19.680like an irreversible surgery is sent to jail for 69 days just based on yeah that that's that's
00:24:31.720remarkable to me and that that's actually happening in our country right now so we've got a message
00:24:36.720here from the right honorable richard wagner who is the chief justice of the supreme court of
00:24:41.820candidate and also he is uh i'm assuming here probably the lead of this this organization
00:24:50.480the national justice he he's he sits on the board of governors as the chair okay so these are judges
00:24:57.900making decisions about what other judges are going to to look at so not only now do we have
00:25:03.200the independency of the judiciary being compromised from outside sources we have the top judge saying
00:25:10.500I endorse what's going on here. And, you know, we need to be advancing ourselves
00:25:17.860under this umbrella of, and one of the conferences calls effective training, right? Like, so I do
00:25:28.840have a very informative, but yet facetiously snipey in a very nice way, letter going off to
00:25:36.400these people. I want to know who do I go to for freedom of information, right? Any government
00:25:43.220agency, I'm going to be able to make an FOI request. I want to know every judge that's
00:25:49.080attended every one of these different, you know, highly contentious conferences, whether it's on
00:25:55.380gender ideology or climate change. And we have a few slides when your viewers can see what they're
00:26:01.260actually getting into. So what they do is they hold the 200 days of training now is what their
00:26:07.260information advertises on a myriad of subject matters from family law to how to write good
00:26:14.140decisions. But now we see them tiptoeing into the cultural dynamics of what's transpiring in Canada.
00:26:21.480And they believe that this is going to make all these judges better. But it's a question of who
00:26:26.240is giving them the information in the conference so they also partner with the international arm
00:26:31.660of the judicial education um information sources one of the conference attendees on gender was an
00:26:39.780individual named princess darnell you know like a drag queen the advocacy um advisor for the indiana
00:26:49.560court right which when you look at what the indiana court has done on gender ideology
00:26:53.820the challenges to women versus non-biological women in sports you know these are very real
00:27:01.740active cases that are before our courts and the this this institute should not be indoctrinating
00:27:09.180they get a budget from the federal government and now over the last couple of years the Canadian
00:27:14.360Judicial Council has also got involved in a more overt way of supporting them for anybody before
00:27:20.720we continue, because we're going to get into some climate stuff and some gender stuff in just a
00:27:28.280second. Did this organization have anything to do with the judicial notice that was laid out in each
00:27:34.820and every province in this country regarding COVID conditions laid out by the government? In other
00:27:39.660words, they imposed judicial notice on every COVID-related case that happened in this country,
00:27:44.780which absolutely created a very, very one-sided playing field?
00:27:48.760Well, they doubled down on that aspect, at least our Chief Justice Wagner did.
00:27:54.080So in addition to sitting on the Board of Governors for this effective educational tool for judges,
00:28:00.100he, in May of 2020, organized a joint committee with the federal government.
00:28:05.640So the Minister of Justice, also the Attorney General for Canada, David Lamenti,
00:28:09.480And Chief Justice Wagner co-chaired the Action Committee on COVID Response in the courts. So it's a separate entity out of the federal government that they coordinated this with.
00:28:24.480They appointed a board of directors, which basically, or a committee that was basically made up of the attorney generals and a few judges from across Canada, including our now Premier David Eby.
00:28:37.320But the other individual that was appointed to this committee was president of the Public Health Association for Canada, Theresa Tam's boss.
00:28:45.840and that is who was bringing information as early as May 2020 to all the judges, all the attorney
00:28:53.340generals across Canada. Now, I have put out freedom of information. I want the minutes from every one
00:29:00.020of those meetings. I want any recordings that were done. I want to know what information was
00:29:04.760transmitted. Every lawyer who I've been in touch with who was part of all the various lockdown
00:29:10.940challenges in a variety of capacities, whether you lost your job, whether you lost your freedom,
00:29:15.400on whether you were arrested, are going like, what the hell, right?
00:29:19.280Like, this is completely inappropriate, Shadow, even just from an optic point of view, let
00:29:26.020alone from what we might uncover with these minutes and what actually transpired.
00:29:30.140Well, in other words, the decisions were made before the court case was even heard.
00:29:35.180Well, and the information that the judges were left to rely upon could have been all
00:29:42.740So then we had some of the provincial courts create a similar type of action committee.
00:29:49.900We know from our last show with Chief Justice Hinkson, the chief justice for the B.C. Supreme Court, that not only was he actively giving money through his not so smart occupation on being on the board of directors for the Vancouver Foundation.
00:30:05.400But now we know that information was even more delivered from the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada. At every viewpoint that you can be offered in this, it's bad and it's wrong. And this is not the role of the judiciary to be immersed, influenced, engaged, or even exposed to information that might color their view on what is transpiring in their courtroom.
00:30:32.340And yet here we are. Now, we're going to be moving into the changing role of the judge, they say.
00:30:39.600Well, they admit it. Like, no, since when did we ask the role of the judge to change?
00:30:45.880We didn't. The judge is supposed to be the referee and the decision maker at the end of the day if there's a non-jury trial, right?
00:30:52.720But the judges these days, it seems, when it comes to sexual orientation and climate, as we're going to find out in the next slide, are going to be tilted in that direction.
00:31:03.140Therefore, anybody arguing against these ridiculous tenets is going to be fighting an uphill battle, because I would imagine that it will be judicial notice for any judge to impose in his or her court the fact that gender identity and non-binaries and all of that nonsense is actually a real scientific thing when we know it's not.
00:31:25.600and and so you've nailed the problem i mean on on this issue what right does this national
00:31:33.980judicial institute have to come in and indoctrinate our judges whose ideology are you going to be
00:31:40.420presenting i certainly didn't get an invitation to present a seminar the experts on this that i
00:31:45.840know that are very well versed in this certainly didn't get an an invitation i know that all the
00:31:52.620people that are now detransitioning as a result of being lured into this horrific, abusive
00:32:00.120situation, they haven't been invited to give evidence before the, you know, or education,
00:32:05.980sorry, effective education. Yeah, yeah. Hey, Carrie, is this National Judicial Institute,
00:32:11.700is this like an actual arm of our judiciary? Do they have actual authority or are they just
00:32:16.420an advisory board? No, this is the educational arm of the judiciary, Shadow. That's what they
00:32:22.600They've that's the auspices of what they're operating under. Right.
00:32:26.140So they get funding, I think, between seven and nine million dollars from the federal government.
00:32:30.580But they've been expanding, expanding, expanding, even to the point now where there's an international version of this, of which we are partnerships with.
00:32:39.300You know, it's interesting when I was in court and I was wondering about this, I thought this was ridiculous.
00:32:43.600But I was in court at the end of January over a couple of covid tickets.
00:32:46.860and when i was standing there being sworn in the uh court stenographer said do you identify as
00:32:54.140he him i said what are you talking about right like i knew what she was talking about but i
00:33:00.020made her explain to me well he her he it they whatever i said i'm sorry i don't play yeah
00:33:06.640have a look right that's ridiculous so let me tell you a quick story about i got a dirty look
00:33:12.420from the judge after that, by the way. Anyway, please. Well, yeah, because you're being
00:33:16.300disrespectful to this minority group that somehow gets the right to dictate to the rest of us on
00:33:22.100how we're going to conduct ourselves, right? But let me give you a little bit of insight to that.
00:33:27.860Unbeknownst to most people, Trudeau has weaponized an arm of the federal public service. There is
00:33:33.640now the Pride Public Service. 2018, 25 employees were members when department affected. Fast
00:33:40.460forward 2022 8 400 public service employees now being indoctrinated through an in-house school
00:33:48.380within the public service on all things pride um one of the individuals that received the agent
00:33:55.800change agent of the year for 2000 i think it was 21 was a trans individual who goes by they and
00:34:03.320them who boasts on a video that we the taxpayers paid for while they were holding their little
00:34:09.040event at the National Museum, boasts about how they wrote to the Chief Justice of the BC Supreme
00:34:17.100Court on why they need to mandate pronouns. Now, this individual is a public servant. He works for
00:34:22.780the Ministry of the Attorney General's Office as a lawyer in Vancouver. Why is our Chief Justice
00:34:28.980receiving a letter from this public servant and then adhering to that? I don't remember Canadians
00:34:35.720getting any right to speak to this i don't remember this becoming an amendment in the
00:34:40.320judges act or the court rules that this is now something so this is the stuff that's transpiring
00:34:45.680needless to say i have a freedom of information on getting all those letters but you know this
00:34:50.760is the kind of thing that is molding our society it is not the democratic process it is not the
00:34:55.480canadian people engaging in freedom of debate and you know giving a mandate to our public officials
00:35:01.780This is from the inside out that we are transferring and transforming this nation.
00:35:08.800I was just talking about this last week on the show.
00:35:11.180You go out in society and by and large, I mean, you don't see any of this stuff that
00:35:15.540you see online or anything that's coming from large corporations or governments regarding
00:35:19.940pride and the rainbows and the corporate logos and whatnot that I saw just yesterday when
00:35:25.140they were having their pride parade downtown here in Winnipeg.
00:35:28.300All I know is that they shut down the main street in downtown for three or four hours and that there was all kinds of crazy performances going on at the Forks, which is our big tourist spot downtown, which I'm going to get into in a little bit.
00:35:41.680The next thing here, Carrie, they've got is climate change.
00:35:45.080So they're now going to be educating the judges on climate change.
00:35:52.560Am I correct? And how to rule on any cases that come before them?
00:35:55.880Oh, no, they're going big on this one, Shadow.
00:36:00.020The judiciary now has a new project called the Climate Judiciary Project that they have engaged with.
00:36:08.080And they're building a network of, and I direct quote off their own information, a network of judges and scientists meeting the judiciary's need for basic familiarity with current climate science.
00:36:20.840Well, whose science are you going to use?
00:36:25.880This is wrong, again, on every possible level.
00:36:30.840A judge sitting in judgment over a case involving anything client says it should come in neutral, unbiased, looking at the evidence that's being presented and giving weight to that evidence, right?
00:37:00.440And I think most Canadians thought that's how it was at the beginning of all this nonsense.
00:37:04.880And then we were walking away from the courts, shaking our heads and going, wait a minute, what the hell happened in there?
00:37:10.940And I know in Manitoba it happened, I think two years ago, there was a case where some churches and a couple of individuals wanted to sue the government over wrongful lockdown laws and they lost and they had.
00:37:24.020I mean, I watched that case. It was three to four days in a court and I watched it online and I couldn't believe the judgment that came out three or four or five months later from Justice Joel, who is the chief justice of Manitoba.
00:37:35.500because when you when you saw the evidence presented from both sides you saw the evidence
00:37:41.600of the plaintiffs was overwhelming compared to the evidence provided by the government
00:37:46.940including their own chief medical officer whose main answer it seemed to be to most questions he
00:37:53.600was asked was i don't know i haven't got the statistics in front of me well he didn't need
00:38:00.800because they have their own little projects,
00:38:03.680whether it's climate change or COVID, right?
00:38:06.120It was like he knew they had no chance of losing,
00:38:45.300It's legislated, and it is one that should be independent, unbiased,
00:38:50.280and not coerced or learned from effective training of whatever mechanism of influence
00:38:58.460or indoctrination that this agency wants to put on them.
00:39:02.340Interesting. They know exactly where to hit us, don't they?
00:39:05.680Well, you know, you were just saying the corporate references to pride.
00:39:09.660You know, most people don't understand that in 2018,
00:39:14.660Trudeau changed the reporting guidelines for corporate Canada, right?
00:39:18.260So all reporting corporations, large corporations that pay dividends right down to nonprofit charities, suddenly had to start reporting the diversity of their board.
00:39:28.220OK, most people thought, oh, that's more women on the board because we know Trudeau loves his feminist, you know, gender lens to be doing everything.
00:39:38.4002020, though, he issued something called the 50-30 Challenge, where he has incentivized
00:39:47.120corporate Canada to become part of this challenge. So the diversity of your board now
00:39:51.640must be made up of 50% women and or non-binary. Well, we know women isn't limited to just
00:39:59.820biological females, right? The next 30% of your board must be made up of racialized,
00:40:05.740indigenized BIPOC, so people of color, disabled, which includes invisible disabilities, right?
00:40:15.020And LGBTQ. So I guess anybody in the Alphabet Club, you know, and they should feel a little
00:40:20.780bit perturbed by this. You know, if I was a gay man, I'd want to be in the 50% one, but they're
00:40:26.580being discriminated against because I guess they need less help than the non-binary or the man
00:40:32.180who's dressed up as a woman yeah then then shadow the good news is for corporate candidate the last
00:40:37.46020 percent of your preferred board composition can be people who are there on merit that actually
00:40:44.180know how to run the board make money if that's what you're doing or service the people that
00:40:50.100your your objectives say okay now go ahead it get it gets in their own document they talk about if
00:40:58.120you're part of this 50-30 challenge you will get preferential treatment from the federal government
00:41:03.900the federal government is creating a website where you know how you see corporations that
00:41:08.940have sustainable goal logos and that kind of thing well we're creating one for this diversity
00:41:14.700project so you'll get preferential funding you'll get preferential treatment on website
00:41:23.460uh shout outs from the federal government all kinds of things that that just perk perk perk perk
00:41:29.820right this is carrie this is this is uh i was going to say racism but it's not it's what do
00:41:38.100we even call this discrimination it is complete discrimination so then then the what there's
00:41:44.820they've done too shadow is they've amended the equity act so there's typically four groups that
00:41:50.680are viewed as being disadvantaged now we're going to make subgroups to again facilitate this whole
00:41:56.420trans ideology and nonsense so you do understand that this is part of uh chairman Mao's philosophy
00:42:02.300as well in terms of how to divide a population in order to impose marxism right absolutely and
00:42:09.580it's also sustainable goal number five and six you know the 2030 agenda right and under parity
00:42:15.540Gender parity, all of this is flowing because the more division, the more deconstruction you can create in a civil society, the more power you have to bring about control and change.
00:42:26.460Is there anything that we can do as normal, rational minded Canadians, logical people to fight back against this?
00:42:35.520Yeah, join the Canadian Voters Association because we're trying desperately to get the website shift over to deal with all the issues that we're now on top of on these things.
00:42:48.160If you subscribe to that, you'll get my is reports.
00:42:50.700You'll get the information that I sent to lawyers and people like you.
00:42:54.800But it's going to take a national movement.
00:42:56.600It's going to take 2 million Canadians united for freedom, logic, common sense.
00:43:02.220i'm gonna even throw sanity in there it used to be accountability all the political words
00:43:08.220but we need all of these things are happening i mean i can't remember if it was hinkson or the
00:43:14.060livestock traceability last time we talked you know i went to the auction with my granddaughter
00:43:19.060she has an incubator so she loves to to hatch all the eggs we get at the livestock auction because
00:43:24.100there's some weird and wonderful eggs there we had to sign an assurance that we wouldn't use
00:43:31.180any poultry that we bought for breeding purposes only to eat so you know but they're conditioning
00:43:39.900people it was about the livestock yeah yeah no it's all about nudging and conditioning people
00:43:48.140totally right so i of course i had to go talk to my two pekin ducks out in the pond and
00:43:54.640you know william now has to become willamina because if if he's a lesbian and they you know
00:44:01.020engage in acts of nature you know it can't really be for breeding purposes can it
00:44:05.900no thank you thank you for thank you for coming on tonight i really appreciate you taking the time
00:44:16.520uh the canadian voters association is the website back up yet or are we waiting it's it's at mycva.ca
00:44:23.240just go subscribe you'll be getting the newsletters and then the fancy new website will be up and
00:44:29.120ready to go. And that's the best thing. We just, and bring 10 of your friends, people, subscribe,
00:44:34.560subscribe, subscribe. And then, you know, together we're moving, we're working internationally on
00:44:40.000a movement called Enough, which is just unplugging from all the AI digital platforms.
00:44:46.360Technology is wonderful. You have it, but make sure there's the alternative for everybody else.
00:44:50.980Keep cash in our lives, keep paper ballots. You know, there's a few things that we can safeguard
00:44:56.020our nation and and we certainly need to move in those directions we love you carrie thank you for
00:45:03.080coming on tonight really appreciate it and we deeply appreciate you and all your good viewers
00:45:08.360this is we're moving into an area where people power is in evidence shadow it's and it's all good
00:45:14.680all right thank you carrie we'll talk again uh there is carrie simpson who is the president of
00:45:22.480the canadian voters association guys i do have some more things i want to throw out at you tonight
00:45:27.080because they're very important that we hear them and the first one is this
00:45:30.540um you know they were talking about climate change being the cause of all those fires in
00:45:39.420alberta well look at this there is a woman in alberta who's being charged with 32 counts of
00:45:46.480arson after those spring wildfires by the rcmp this is being reported by global news
00:45:52.360of course they think we can't put two and two together oh it's dry lightning don't worry about
00:45:57.240it oh oh somebody dropped a match don't worry about it oh it's too hot don't worry about it
00:46:02.100the ground underneath the soil was bubbling it was so hot natural gas pockets were exploding
00:46:06.880everywhere causing fires well that has been known to happen but it's a very rare occurrence
00:46:11.860what's normally the problem when it comes to things like this is people out there starting
00:46:18.280them usually by accident but in this case you've got 32 counts of arson one woman and i'm sure she
00:46:25.820got accomplices as well and what do you want to bet her connections are now this is me speculating
00:46:29.980wildly here but let's just say it's probably antifa all right happy corporate pandering month
00:46:40.460everybody i did actually have to make my way through the pride festival yesterday in downtown
00:46:47.220winnipeg to get to springs church which i attended yesterday morning although i didn't get a chance to
00:46:51.860get into one of the services because i was too busy talking to people on the outside by the way
00:46:56.020if you guys are interested in heading down uh please go ahead and do so there's also a springs
00:47:00.740church location in calgary it's a fantastic place with fantastic people but i noticed
00:47:05.540all of these corporate logos on the t-shirts that people were wearing aside if they were wearing
00:47:10.500anything they they had corporate logos on their t-shirts which i thought very it actually struck
00:47:18.260me as very surprising there were teams from let's just say some big insurance company teams from
00:47:26.760manitoba hydro teams from whichever large corporation wanted to be represented at this
00:47:32.520pride parade and the people who were going were dressed up in rainbows and colors and and leotards
00:50:22.640You've seen enough, obviously, the cops bringing in a horse to get in between the protesters and the representatives of a drag queen story hour.
00:50:35.820And I just showed you an example of what is happening at these drag queen story hours.
00:50:40.820You pretty much got satanic content, nudity, crass sexual adult behavior on display at these drag queen story hours.
00:50:49.840children of all ages there and yet the police decide that they're going to defend that behavior
00:50:56.880and they're going to do it by bringing in the freaking cavalry
00:51:00.680i find that reprehensible and appalling and to any police officer who may be watching this
00:51:10.420right now or who sees it later your behavior is noted by people
00:51:15.600i understand you're just following orders you're just doing your job you're trying to keep the
00:51:23.120peace but really when you see something like this how can you actually say that with a straight face
00:51:28.840how can you see your reflection in a mirror and actually be okay with it how do you sleep at night
00:51:37.400you got four and five year old kids being exposed to that kind of crap that i just showed you
00:51:43.320moments ago which by the way is a crime in this country look it up it's on the books
00:51:50.640the sexualization of children there's an entire section on it
00:51:54.140so how is it that you are deciding to protect these people and what they're doing
00:52:03.160which is illegal versus the people who are protesting the fact they're doing it
00:52:10.040this is mind-blowing this is an upside down clown world we're living in and it's time some people
00:52:18.560stand up you know it's interesting i had a conversation with a very close friend
00:52:22.120today and i had a conversation with a firefighter yesterday and they were both telling me the reason
00:52:31.080we went along with this stuff in the first place and and it was covid regulations they were talking
00:52:37.020about was because and by the way both of them have seen the light both of them have seen the
00:52:42.960results of what they did to people and now know better but what they did was they were making a
00:52:51.100choice between themselves and their families and other people and their families in other words
00:53:00.080they were the executioner listening to the orders of the judge saying push the button
00:59:31.960One in ten dollars, one tenth of all the money on Earth is controlled by this guy right here.
00:59:41.500Now, watch him talk about forced behaviors.
00:59:44.920This is a clip that came out seven years ago.
00:59:48.500It's just you have to force behaviors.
00:59:52.540And if you don't force behaviors, whether it's gender or race or just any way you want to say the composition.
00:59:59.640All right. He's already admitted. What he's doing. But let's continue of your team.
01:00:08.740You're going to be impacted. And that's not just not recruiting. It is development, as Ken said.
01:00:13.960How do you force change, though? I mean, Larry, BlackRock has has really been the forefront of the ESG movement within within corporate governance and a real leader.
01:00:22.100and yet change is so slow so what is and ken as well what how do you force change when it is so
01:00:29.920incremental and so gradual um how do you do something more radical have you thought about
01:00:34.880that has the board of american express thought about more radical things we could do to enhance
01:00:39.200diversity and inclusion because it has to be imbued in the culture of a firm it has to be
01:00:44.680talked about it has to be shown behaviors across the entire firm in every region have to be similar
01:00:51.940and every citizen of the firm has to understand what is acceptable behaviors and what are
01:00:58.660unacceptable behaviors okay i want you to understand now i i don't even think when this
01:01:04.400clip was released when he said these things that he was the ceo of one of the most or the most
01:01:10.980powerful investment firm on the planet i think he was just a lowly ceo of american express at that
01:01:18.740point if you want to call that lowly by the scale we're talking about right now this guy
01:01:29.060is probably the most if not one of the top five most powerful people on the planet simply because
01:01:36.800of the amount of wealth he controls and when he says you will use the rainbow in your logo
01:01:44.920companies like nike like ford apple all of these massive billion dollar companies
01:01:54.720bend the knee because he owns you see he's got an ownership stake with blackrock in each one
01:02:01.680of these companies and if he decides to pull the funding the 10 of apple he owns or the 25
01:02:08.260of facebook he owns or whatever those companies are heading for a crash they would never be able
01:02:14.060to survive it that's why he's the most powerful and with his philosophy permeating now this is
01:02:24.200where it's coming from friends him and a few other like-minded at that level this guy is controlling
01:02:34.360the world governments cannot stand against him
01:02:38.780come to think of it i think there's maybe only five countries on the planet whose gdp matches
01:11:31.200It was designed to provide safety for LGBTQIA plus kids in public schools from washroom use to students being able to change their names or pronouns without parental contact.
01:11:42.660Premier Blaine Higgs has been vague about what the review entails and phrases such as parents have a right to know have been used.
01:11:51.140Dale Smith, a parliamentary press gallery journalist and national columnist for Extra, says the premier has not explained why the policy now needs to be under review.
01:11:59.800Policy 713 was entirely designed for these students who don't have safety, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
01:12:05.100So that's basically the left-wing advocate.
01:12:06.780The review of Policy 713 in New Brunswick is the first recent example in Canada of the trend of anti-elder, blah, blah, blah, blah, legislation that swept across the United States as we begin Pride Month celebrations, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
01:12:17.900Okay, so policy 713 in New Brunswick has not been repealed.
01:12:23.620It is only under review, just so you're aware of that.
01:12:32.000What I am saying is that it's not gone yet.
01:12:35.540The reason that this policy is under review, I believe, is because parents have been loudly protesting.
01:12:43.100Now, I'm not talking about flooding the streets, yelling and screaming, carrying signs and being attacked by horses and their cops or cops and their horses.
01:12:51.360That's not what I'm saying. What I am saying is I'm certain there have been some very terse emails sent.
01:12:57.040I am certain there have been some very, very, very terse phone calls made to MLAs in that province protesting vehemently this policy 713.
01:13:07.060and blaine higgs is doing the right thing right now the premier of new brunswick
01:13:13.320so hopefully this is something that can now sweep across the nation politicians bow to political
01:13:20.940pressure and while it may not be something that's going to work for us in the long run as i explained
01:13:27.960regarding the whole larry fink thing just a few minutes ago it is something that can stop this
01:13:33.680trend from happening in the short term which gives us some breathing space so we can then
01:13:38.020solidify and fight back harder against the actual enemy
01:13:43.260so do i believe that there are some conservative politicians out there who who believe the right
01:13:51.780things who believe in what we believe in yes i do and i believe there are more conservative
01:13:56.260politicians than there are liberal politicians who believe in logic and sanity so that's the
01:14:03.620power, or sorry, the party that you want to have in power in your province. That's why I was very
01:14:09.940happy last week when Danielle Smith won the Alberta election, regardless of the fact that
01:14:13.920she made an LGBTQIA plus post on her Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter this past weekend in
01:14:21.020support. And I said, do not pander, Danielle. It's not a good look. You are never going to
01:14:28.140get them on your side it's never going to happen they will always view you as a vile wicked witch
01:14:35.580all you do as a conservative politician when you pander or when you apologize for any remark
01:14:44.660you've made is alienate your own base and you don't want to do that so guys this is a victory
01:14:53.780policy 713 in new brunswick under review we need more of it we can't just sit back and go oh that
01:15:00.680was awesome now here's another good story coming from the left-wing corporate ctv news in ottawa
01:15:06.020some ottawa parents keeping kids home from school because of pride activities now of course the lens
01:15:12.260this story is written from is hilarious but still they report the news kind of as the rainbow flag
01:15:19.600flew at schools across ottawa thursday the public school board says some parents kept their children
01:15:25.000home from school because of possible pride activities pride month kicked off in ottawa
01:15:29.840around the world on thursday a celebration blah blah blah the ottawa carlton district school board
01:15:35.580and ottawa catholic school board say the pride flag will fly at all schools and the board offices
01:15:40.260this month on thursday ottawa's public school board reported nine of its schools had absent
01:15:46.840rates of over 40 percent with two schools exceeding 60 percent a board spokesperson a person told ctv
01:15:57.260a board spokesperson told ctv news ottawa some parents indicated their child would be absent
01:16:07.380from class due to the possibility of pride activities where parents provided information
01:16:13.060for absences there were some that kept their children home due to the heat warning in effect
01:16:17.940there were also schools with higher absence rates where parents indicated they did not wish to send
01:16:23.800their children to school because of pride activities that may be taking place that is
01:16:30.540good news and here's something else i found that was interesting and we'll leave you with this
01:16:35.340tonight you guys this guy i have no idea who he is but listen to what he says you might get a laugh
01:16:43.960out of it y'all if we put 100 women and 10 men on a deserted island with resources and you check
01:16:50.660back on them in about 100 years you would find a thriving community of men women boys and girls
01:16:57.300but if you put 100 trans women and 10 men on that same island and check back in 100 years
01:17:04.200you would find the skeletons of 110 dead men.
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01:18:15.640as we possibly can great information from the president of the canadian voters association
01:18:20.480tonight carrie simpson let's make sure she gets heard and if you're watching on twitter it's a
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01:18:29.880up get this out there again to as many people as possible former global news journalist slash
01:18:36.860director anita krishna joins the show on wednesday night this is going to be a good one she did
01:18:45.880testify at the national citizens inquiry in british columbia a few weeks ago i spoke to anita
01:18:51.500on the phone i think it was friday afternoon she is a lovely person and i'm looking forward to
01:18:56.200having her on the show on wednesday i'm also working on one more guest uh for later on this
01:19:02.720week although i can't reveal who yet but if i get this person notice i'm not saying she or he
01:19:09.920because i don't want to give it away but if i do get this person you guys are going to love it
01:19:14.280and you've been helping me with a lot of it so thanks very much you have yourself a great night
01:19:20.080i'll be back tomorrow night at eight o'clock central with another shadow at night live stream
01:19:25.300until then and i was reminded the other night i didn't say i love you all i guess i forgot
01:19:31.680so let me say it again tonight i love you all i love you all i will talk to you soon