The Shadoe Davis Show - March 19, 2024


Shadoe at Nite Mon March 18th⧸2024 Get Set for Open Banking coming soon!


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00:04:30.000 hello everybody and welcome to shadow at night this is monday march the 18th 2024 and on the
00:04:48.280 show tonight what is open banking you may have heard this expression a few times in the last
00:04:54.520 couple of days since the left-wing corporate media started covering it and of course they're
00:05:00.960 trying to dress it up like oh this is an improvement the conservative party even said you know we've
00:05:05.640 been pushing for something like this for the past six years but there's a difference between what
00:05:11.440 the conservative party has been pushing for and how this is described this open banking concept
00:05:17.120 on the pages of the world economic forum website we're going to delve into that
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00:05:24.240 we've got a few other things to cover tonight christia freeland stands up in the house of
00:05:30.240 commons today and says mr speaker oh that woman's voice you know i swear to god and people say
00:05:37.840 they would vote they're more likely to vote for the liberal party if they replaced trudeau with
00:05:42.900 freeland i have no idea how they could ever say that because and this is not me rooting for justin
00:05:49.400 Trudeau. Don't think that for one second. Please don't. Because no. But Christy Freeland is even
00:05:57.080 more irritating, more annoying, more nails on a blackboard than Justin Trudeau is. And that's
00:06:03.280 saying a lot. So she stands up in the House of Commons today and says, Mr. Speaker, eight of
00:06:11.320 10 Canadian families are getting more back from our carbon incentive. What do they call it now?
00:06:18.980 the buyback, the pricing, whatever it is, it's the new name as opposed to carbon tax.
00:06:24.100 Getting more money back than they're paying into the system. Completely excluding the 20% who
00:06:29.440 aren't, probably by a long shot. But that's irrelevant because what Freeland said today
00:06:34.800 and what all the other liberal MPs have been saying for the last few weeks, including Justin
00:06:38.980 Trudeau, has been a lie. Bald-faced lie. And it was exposed today in committee in the House of
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00:08:49.720 OK, a couple of things I want to address because I spent the weekend just decompressing, relaxing, chilling out.
00:08:56.180 Right. Didn't do much of anything, especially after Friday night.
00:08:58.700 A lot of people were messaging me over the weekend saying, shadow, that interview that you did with Kayla Pollack on Friday was fantastic.
00:09:05.240 but we couldn't hear you now i spent some time over the weekend trying to repair my audio in
00:09:12.280 that 90 minute video and it's almost impossible to do that so if you want to hear my part of it
00:09:19.640 which is really irrelevant i just asked her a couple of questions she answers them absolutely
00:09:23.560 brilliantly put your headphones on put your headphones on and listen you can hear me it's
00:09:29.720 It's not like I'm going, nope, you can hear me.
00:09:36.540 It's just a matter of having to listen real hard.
00:09:40.000 All right, so go ahead and watch that.
00:09:42.360 And I'm sorry that it worked out that way.
00:09:44.640 That's just one of the things that happens when you're a one-man show and you're doing things live.
00:09:51.240 I apologize for that, but there's nothing I can do about it now, sadly.
00:09:55.240 uh the other thing one of the other things is shadow you're a grifter i got this email over
00:10:01.640 the weekend so somebody said to me why did you charge chris barber for emceeing his event in
00:10:08.620 swift current and i was puzzled by this question because i didn't charge chris barber anything at
00:10:15.180 all for emceeing the event in swift current the weekend before last and so that's how i responded
00:10:21.140 And of course, the person who sent the email said, well, that's not what I heard.
00:10:24.640 Now, here's exactly what happened.
00:10:27.420 The organizers asked me to come and emcee the event.
00:10:30.780 I said, absolutely, I will.
00:10:32.100 There were no strings attached, nothing at all.
00:10:34.120 And then they offered to pay my expenses.
00:10:36.260 And I said, sure, whatever.
00:10:37.480 I didn't ask for that.
00:10:38.900 It was nothing I even thought of.
00:10:40.660 And I never thought to charge, for goodness sakes.
00:10:43.360 That's just, if you know me, you know that's something I would never do.
00:10:49.460 so anyway I have yet to be reimbursed for the expenses not because of them but
00:10:55.540 because I haven't bothered to remit them yet I'll get around to that at some
00:11:00.960 point this week but it's through no fault of anybody's except for mine no I
00:11:09.240 did not charge for that I enjoyed being there I thank them for asking me it was
00:11:15.960 fantastic to meet everybody that I met that night for the first time in person and of course all of
00:11:21.920 the people who came out and made the event such a success so thank you very much no I am not a
00:11:28.600 grifter and the other thing is shadow how can I recognize controlled opposition okay this is kind
00:11:36.400 of a simple one you have to use your discernment and discernment means trusting your gut
00:11:45.600 So when this person is talking to you about whatever they're talking to you about,
00:11:49.660 whether it's buying a new vacuum cleaner, a set of encyclopedias,
00:11:53.300 snake oil of some kind, freedom, maybe,
00:11:56.640 you have to go, hmm, I don't know.
00:12:00.460 I don't know. I can't put it into words,
00:12:02.280 but there's something about this person that just doesn't sit right with me.
00:12:07.580 And trust that feeling, because 99.9 times out of 100,
00:12:12.260 that feeling will be correct.
00:12:14.220 The other point one, I'm going to say indigestion, but 99.9% of the time, that feeling is going
00:12:20.900 to be absolutely correct.
00:12:22.260 Look for people who are trying to cause division within our movement.
00:12:26.920 Look for people who are calling out other people within the freedom movement.
00:12:30.960 This person's a grifter.
00:12:32.220 That person's a liar.
00:12:33.560 This person's just in it for the money and all of those things.
00:12:37.500 You're going to see people like that all the time.
00:12:39.320 People who are trying to expose the movement for what it really is.
00:12:42.800 And yeah, there are some people like that, but they're the ones you need to be looking out for.
00:12:47.160 The ones who are calling out are the ones who are doing it.
00:12:51.420 That's it.
00:12:53.180 So look for those people, the ones who are constantly trying to pick fights with people who are, in fact, in this for the right reason.
00:13:02.360 When I look at somebody like Chris Barber, for example, who is pretty much taking it on the chin for the entire freedom movement, him and Tamara and a few others.
00:13:12.480 People who didn't get charged or maybe did, but got off or got the charges dismissed or whatever.
00:13:18.580 These two are being made an example of.
00:13:21.180 And that's a lot of pressure to carry around with you.
00:13:26.840 And I know there's a lot of people in the freedom movement, those who went to the Freedom Convoy,
00:13:31.740 who feel bad about that.
00:13:33.920 They feel like they're the ones who should be up there with Chris and Tamara.
00:13:36.840 But they're not for whatever reason, through whatever circumstance, they're not there.
00:13:42.480 but they do support in the best way they possibly can,
00:13:46.040 whether it's monetary, whether it's just, hey, man, talking.
00:13:49.480 Sometimes talking helps a lot.
00:13:51.760 But ultimately, you have to use your gut.
00:13:54.560 That's the only way I can really explain it to you.
00:13:58.620 Just trust your gut, and everything is going to be all right.
00:14:02.800 Who's here tonight?
00:14:03.720 Chuck is here from Kamloops.
00:14:04.960 Hello, Chuck, watching on Facebook.
00:14:06.460 Hello, Kevin, watching in Winnipeg.
00:14:08.260 John is watching tonight.
00:14:09.480 Julia is in London, Ontario.
00:14:11.100 Hello, Mireille, watching in Lacombe.
00:14:12.880 Barb is in southern Manitoba.
00:14:15.320 Hello, Rhonda in Labrador City.
00:14:17.240 Elsie is watching in Winnipeg.
00:14:18.680 Shelly is watching in Vermette, Manitoba.
00:14:20.560 Hello, Lucette.
00:14:22.020 Janet's watching in Orillia.
00:14:23.500 Hello, Christine in Enola.
00:14:25.080 Melissa's watching tonight in Cortese.
00:14:27.240 Ellen is watching in Victoria.
00:14:29.120 Hello, Ellen.
00:14:29.700 Glory is watching in Winnipeg.
00:14:31.040 Diane is watching in Balmy, Regina.
00:14:33.720 I understand there's a huge temperature difference between the west part of the prairies and the east part of the prairies.
00:14:40.160 Here in Winnipeg today, I think we got to maybe three or four degrees, whereas in Calgary, it was 15, 16, and somewhere in between Calgary and Winnipeg.
00:14:49.660 Cold weather is coming at least one or two more weeks before spring finally kicks in, hopefully.
00:14:55.700 But you know they're controlling the weather, right?
00:14:58.460 Well, I know they can.
00:14:59.360 I'm not joking around about that.
00:15:00.740 But I don't think they can control temperature, at least not yet.
00:15:04.220 They can control precipitation to an extent.
00:15:07.060 You've got to read about these things.
00:15:08.780 Susan is watching tonight in Arburg.
00:15:10.500 Robbie is watching in New Brunswick.
00:15:12.100 And Dan is watching as well.
00:15:14.260 JJ, John in Newfoundland.
00:15:16.100 Joni is watching from somewhere in MAGA country.
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00:16:00.500 Also, today was the first day of pretrial for the Coutts 2, right?
00:16:06.420 So Tony Olenek and Chris Carbert were in court today.
00:16:09.040 They'll be in court for the next couple of days.
00:16:10.780 We have no updates as of yet.
00:16:13.020 The second I hear anything, you guys, of course, I'll get it on the air for you,
00:16:16.360 or I'll make a post on Facebook or on X,
00:16:18.640 so you guys can go ahead and find out when you need to know.
00:16:22.540 And I'm hoping that something magical happens in the next few weeks
00:16:26.860 because, man, those guys deserve a break.
00:16:29.580 All right, so let's get this on the show here immediately for those living in Manitoba.
00:16:35.440 An abrupt shutdown of a key pipeline is fueling concerns about gas shortages and price spikes.
00:16:41.380 Dan McTeague of Gas Buddy says he's also, by the way, the president of Canadians for Affordable Energy.
00:16:47.040 And I'll be getting Dan on the show at some point.
00:16:49.460 He's already agreed to come on three or four times, and I keep forgetting.
00:16:52.500 So, Dan, if you're watching tonight, yes, my friend, I do still want you on the show.
00:16:58.540 An abrupt shutdown of the key pipeline is fueling concerns about gas shortages and price spikes.
00:17:02.860 On Sunday, Imperial Oil, Esso, released a statement announcing a temporary three-month pause on its Winnipeg Products Pipeline,
00:17:12.140 which carries gas, diesel, and jet fuel from Gretna near the U.S. border to Winnipeg and surrounding areas.
00:17:19.100 The company said it made the proactive decision to carry out preventative maintenance on a section of the pipeline following inspections conducted earlier this year.
00:17:27.100 Part of the pipeline that runs under the Red River south of St. Adolf
00:17:31.560 will need to be replaced, according to Imperial Oil.
00:17:33.880 The line wasn't compromised.
00:17:37.020 It probably was.
00:17:38.920 Oh, my God, we have a massive leak.
00:17:41.120 Shh, don't tell anybody.
00:17:43.520 We'll get a fine.
00:17:44.580 Such a big fine.
00:17:47.820 The line wasn't compromised, they say,
00:17:49.840 and no materials were spilled into the environment.
00:17:52.100 The company said it's working with the province and the city of Winnipeg
00:17:54.700 to prevent any disruptions.
00:17:55.960 the shutdown of the pipeline will have no more than an inconvenient effect on consumers said
00:18:01.680 dan mcneague it's not likely to have any impact on terms of prices however we are hearing from
00:18:07.500 others that say oh it's going to be tougher to get gas to these locations now without this pipeline
00:18:13.240 so expect to spike in prices we don't know what's going to happen bottom line but if i'm driving any
00:18:19.940 kind of vehicle in manitoba for the next three months i'm counting on spending more on gas not
00:18:25.160 just because of this, but also because of Justin Trudeau's increase in the carbon tax, which kicks
00:18:31.060 in on April the 1st. Now, if you haven't joined the nationwide protest against the carbon tax page
00:18:36.580 for the big event that's coming up on April 1st, I suggest you go ahead and do that. It's on
00:18:40.940 Facebook. I believe there's 69,000. As of Friday, I think there was maybe 52 or 53,000 people on
00:18:48.800 that page sorry on in that group now it's 69 closer to 70,000 people so if we can get that to
00:18:55.480 100,000 even even that 100,000 scattered across all of the border provincial border crossings
00:19:00.880 across the country how many people would that be if we evenly distribute the people on that page
00:19:08.120 that Facebook page in that group to every border crossing provincial border crossing in the country
00:19:13.180 a couple thousand maybe doesn't matter we need we need more people people who are absolutely fed up
00:19:20.260 with the justin trudeau regime connected of course to the world economic forum which by the way we're
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00:19:55.740 Canada moves to ban Christianity.
00:19:57.880 What?
00:19:58.420 According to Armstrong Economics, this was introduced back in November by the Bloc Québécois.
00:20:04.760 Change is coming, maybe, to Bill C-367.
00:20:08.880 and people haven't been talking about this
00:20:10.540 because of the brand-new censorship bill
00:20:12.440 that Trudeau wants to announce, Bill C-63.
00:20:14.740 But Justin Trudeau, they say here,
00:20:17.880 has passed numerous pieces of legislation
00:20:20.080 prohibiting free speech in Canada, this we know.
00:20:22.860 Yet nothing has been as restrictive as Bill C-367,
00:20:27.360 an amendment to the criminal code
00:20:28.980 that will prohibit Canadians from expressing, quote,
00:20:32.360 an opinion based on a belief in a religious text.
00:20:35.500 if passed people can be arrested for quoting the bible on canadian soil unquote now i believe
00:20:43.060 that this amendment to the legislation is based upon the palestinian protests we've been seeing
00:20:48.720 these past few months however it's so broad so sweeping that every religion practiced in this
00:20:56.700 country could be wiped out at least publicly which makes it a lot like soviet ussr style
00:21:03.720 religion where you had to hide it if you wanted to practice catholicism or whatever religion
00:21:10.320 you had to hide it because the government was god same thing in china right now right
00:21:16.560 that's what communists do they wipe out religion and they make themselves the gods
00:21:22.240 proponents are cloaking this attack on religion under the premise that it will curtail anti-semitism
00:21:27.780 Oh, yes, right.
00:21:30.200 Yeah, months ago, Justin Trudeau stood with Zelensky, president of Ukraine, and the Canadian
00:21:36.700 Parliament celebrating a known Nazi war criminal and even giving him a standing ovation.
00:21:42.040 We're not going to play that video.
00:21:43.480 You've seen it before, and we just haven't got the time.
00:21:46.200 We've got other things to cover tonight.
00:21:48.340 This is precisely what the bill would remove from the Criminal Code of Canada through private
00:21:53.460 Members Bill C-367, Removing Religious Protections for Anti-Semitic Expression. Now,
00:22:00.980 this government continues to try to pass bills that are unconstitutional, so no doubt
00:22:08.260 this will absolutely go to an immediate court hearing. However, I have no confidence, and you
00:22:13.420 shouldn't either, in the Supreme Court of Canada based upon some of the stories we've been hearing
00:22:18.340 for these past few months, specifically last week when a Supreme Court justice said she found it
00:22:23.360 inconvenient that the word woman was used to describe a female she said it should have been
00:22:29.680 person with a vagina that's a supreme court justice in this country right so how can we have any faith
00:22:40.720 in an institution with a member like that no person shall be convicted of an offense under
00:22:47.760 subsection two, if he establishes that the statements communicated were true, if in good
00:22:53.200 faith the person expressed or attempted to establish by an argument an opinion on a religious
00:22:58.240 subject or an opinion based on a belief in a religious text, if the statements were relevant
00:23:03.140 to any subject of public interest, the discussion of which was for the public benefit, and if on
00:23:08.420 reasonable grounds he believed them to be true, or if in good faith he intended to point out for
00:23:13.140 the purpose of removal matters producing or tending to produce feelings of hatred
00:23:17.120 toward an identifiable group in Canada.
00:23:22.720 No person shall be convicted of an offense under subsection 2.1 if they establish the
00:23:27.660 statements communicated were true, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So these are the alterations
00:23:32.820 they want to make. Here's a quote, by the way, from quoteaddicts.com. First, they came
00:23:38.120 for the communists, but I was not a communist, so I did not speak out. Then they came for the
00:23:43.600 socialists and the trade unionists, but I was not one of them, so I did not speak out. Then they
00:23:47.900 came for the Jews, but I was not Jewish, so I did not speak out. And when they came for me,
00:23:53.500 there was no one left to speak out for me. It can apply to anybody, is the basis of that
00:24:03.000 particular quote anybody at all no matter what you believe in so when we've got these these
00:24:09.020 Marxists running around right now spouting off all this crap intersectionality and whatnot
00:24:14.740 and they think they're bulletproof because they don't get banned on social media they're not the
00:24:20.700 ones getting arrested in public squares for trying to interview somebody like David Menzies again
00:24:26.180 this past weekend they think that they're the ones who are going to be you know held in high regard
00:24:31.900 in this new regime in this great reset world post-modernist world that all of these politicians
00:24:37.940 and these elites are trying to impose upon us but they won't yuri bezman i've said they're the first
00:24:44.740 ones who were lined up and shot to be honest because once they find out that their weird
00:24:49.980 ass rainbow utopia is not going to happen then they start to rebel and they rebel very loudly
00:24:56.820 and governments don't like that totalitarian governments don't like that so
00:25:02.660 way you go they don't like people who speak up against them but if it's millions and millions
00:25:10.100 and millions of people like what happened in poland in the 1980s under lecluenza then you
00:25:16.240 got it you got a shot you got a shot you just have to convince the people you just got to convince
00:25:21.920 them. What's going on? That is our biggest challenge right now. This article goes on to say
00:25:27.280 this is an outright attack on religion. There are countless examples throughout history from
00:25:31.660 every area of the globe where religious prosecution led to heinous massacres. Outright
00:25:37.280 bans on religion start off small, removing a provision or two until the government deems
00:25:42.060 entire groups of people a danger to society. And then, of course, there's the case of Artur
00:25:48.040 Pawlowski, and we know about the church burnings, we know about the church
00:25:51.460 shutdowns during the COVID response. It was awful. The government continues to
00:25:57.340 ratchet up the hate on religion. However, there is pushback, which is actually kind
00:26:07.360 of strange because you got the Palestinian, this is the intersectional part of
00:26:12.040 things. I'm going to tie everything together tonight. The intersectional part of things
00:26:18.040 It used to be about black people and women, right?
00:26:22.140 Well, the white person cannot understand the plight of the black person.
00:26:27.120 And men cannot understand the plight of the woman.
00:26:30.840 But what about black women?
00:26:32.940 So that's where intersectionality began back in the 1980s, the very late 1980s.
00:26:39.300 And so pretty much it's every group of victims that have gotten together under the same banner.
00:26:45.240 so what happens is that you get these palestinians these people who are supporters of hamas
00:26:53.260 fighting back against the system the man or the israelis whichever i you see this is why
00:26:58.820 i haven't talked about this situation so much because i don't agree with either side in this
00:27:03.100 and i believe this is just red ants being thrown into a jar with black ants and letting them go at
00:27:08.680 it that's the elites who are causing this whole nightmare and you might feel differently but
00:27:14.660 that's your entitlement you're you're entitled to your entitlements and you can feel however you
00:27:20.540 want that's just how i feel about it but when you start mixing palestinian people of
00:27:26.400 muslim belief islam and they do not believe in homosexuality they do not believe
00:27:35.040 in transsexuals and you've got these two groups now somehow merging you've got
00:27:41.220 queers for Palestine even though there are stories flying around I saw a couple this past weekend of
00:27:48.660 of a gay guy gay Palestinian who was beheaded or thrown from a window or something it happened
00:27:55.900 last fall awful but these people they don't seem to understand that they don't seem to see how
00:28:03.400 intersectionality is not a good thing because not all people who are oppressed and I use that in
00:28:09.580 air quotes agree with each other on everything so that movement itself will tear itself apart
00:28:16.600 but here's an interesting story about what happened at radio canada headquarters over
00:28:24.060 the weekend vandalized over their coverage of underage gender transition oh and by the way
00:28:30.780 the reason i point that out is because antifa seems to be involved in every one of these hard
00:28:35.820 left protests, whether it's Palestine, whether it's LGBTQ, they're always there because they
00:28:42.360 support all of that stuff, even though they have nothing to do with each other. Radio Canada's
00:28:47.860 headquarters in Montreal was vandalized by far left extremists last week. An act claimed online
00:28:53.540 is a rebuttal to the controversial report on gender transition therapy for minors. An anonymous
00:28:58.860 submission was published to Radio Contra Information's website titled Radio Canada
00:29:03.240 has blood on its hands. A look back at the shop, windows destroyed on the night of March 12th,
00:29:08.200 March 13th. The letter confirmed that activists destroyed the windows of the Radio Canada building
00:29:14.280 in response to the organization's decision to use its broad platform to amplify transphobic rhetoric
00:29:19.600 akin to that of the extreme right. So you see, this is what happens when the left, when all of
00:29:27.600 these disparate groups who have banded together under one cause this big huge solidarity right
00:29:33.520 under intersectionality when they start to see that maybe they don't agree with each other over
00:29:38.340 everything like the cbc for example if they try to do some honest reporting well the lefties don't
00:29:43.600 like that they're going to go and trash their building that's why i think that whole big huge
00:29:50.880 Marxist monolith is going to cave in on itself very soon. Very soon. We need to be in the right
00:29:59.720 place at the right time when that happens, though. At 2.20 a.m., March 13th, a distress call to 911
00:30:05.400 led the Montreal police to the scene where they discovered shattered windows at the building's
00:30:09.540 entrance. One or more suspects caused the damage before fleeing the scene. No arrests have been
00:30:13.920 made, of course. I'll bet they were all wearing masks. And the investigation continues. True
00:30:19.220 North previously reported that Montreal Contra information has a history of guiding anarchists
00:30:24.460 in violent tactics, and once openly advocated for assault on law enforcement personnel.
00:30:30.720 Guides can be found on their website instructing people on how to make Molotov cocktails,
00:30:35.520 how to make paint bombs without leaving fingerprints, and more. And they say that
00:30:40.740 the extreme right is a problem? That the extreme right is somehow violent? First of all, I've
00:30:49.020 never met an extreme right person in Canada in my entire life. Have you? No, wait, we're the
00:30:56.680 extremists. Oh, right. We're the far-right hardcore extremists. That's what the Marxist corporate
00:31:06.100 media wants people to believe. And I'm sure some have actually fallen for that. Anyway,
00:31:13.440 the act of vandalism comes in the wake of the broadcast of trans express an investigation by
00:31:19.560 radio canada that highlighted a 14 year old girl in quebec quickly obtaining a prescription for
00:31:24.140 cross-sex hormones without consent from her parents or a medical referral i don't like the
00:31:30.180 true north use that pronoun the trans express report that appeared in a kit on february 29th
00:31:37.080 of this year is an intellectually and scientifically dishonest attack on trans people and their access
00:31:42.020 to healthcare. I've read it. No, it's not. They have audio. They have firsthand witnesses. It's
00:31:51.980 actually quite a good piece of reporting, believe it or not. But these people, if it doesn't agree
00:31:57.440 with them, they want to trash it hard, obviously. This report represents an ideological shift that
00:32:05.100 serves to legitimize the transphobic demands of the extreme right, which will fan the flames of
00:32:09.840 violence against trans communities currently increasingly targeted, reads the anonymous
00:32:13.660 letter in French. You see what they're doing here? They don't care what the cause is. It doesn't
00:32:20.280 matter. They don't care at all. Could be anything. Like next year, there could be a whole thing about
00:32:28.560 left-handed white men between 40 and 50 years old who are some kind of minority who has been
00:32:36.720 oppressed. And they'll take up their cause somehow, and they'll justify it in some way.
00:32:42.500 And then they'll be at every rally for left-handed white men between 40 and 50 years old who play
00:32:47.460 the piano. We have to add a few more things, so they're definitely a minority. It doesn't matter
00:32:54.400 what the cause is. What matters is they can get out there and do the right thing. Social justice
00:33:00.100 for all they don't even look at what the cause is half the time they don't but one of their big ones
00:33:09.540 is climate right that's obvious for the past several years they've really tied themselves to
00:33:16.920 this one and all of the actual people who wanted to you know clean up the planet like and you know
00:33:24.140 what i suppose i could say i'm an environmentalist i mean i don't throw my garbage out the window
00:33:30.000 I don't litter. I try to do the best that I can do when it comes to that stuff.
00:33:36.460 I pick up a McDonald's cup if I see it rolling around in the street or on a sidewalk, right?
00:33:42.540 But they've gone too far because they've been taken over by radical activists.
00:33:47.480 So what is this anyway? What is this organization? What is this thing? The Partners for Climate
00:33:52.760 Protection Program. Well, it's ICLEI. Now you guys have heard ICLEI being discussed on this show
00:33:58.700 before local governments for sustainability icly canada and the federation of canadian
00:34:05.180 municipalities it's a team up between icly and the federation of canadian municipalities
00:34:10.620 it helps your municipality excuse me do its part for climate change that's what these guys are all
00:34:18.620 about icly plus the federation of canadian municipalities are the partners for climate
00:34:25.740 protection and this plan consists of a five-step milestone framework that guides you as you you
00:34:34.460 take action against climate change by reducing admissions in your municipality
00:34:39.020 pcp partners for climate protection receives funding from fcm's green municipal fund and
00:34:45.180 icly canada so what is icly canada what is icly itself for that matter well on their very own
00:34:53.580 Wikipedia page, it's Local Governments for Sustainability, originally the
00:34:58.980 International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives.
00:35:03.120 Let me just make this bigger so everybody can see. Click, click. All right.
00:35:07.900 They promote sustainable development. Where have we heard this before? Is it the
00:35:12.960 World Economic Forum? Is it the United Nations? It's both. ICLEI provides
00:35:18.840 technical consulting to local governments to identify and meet
00:35:22.020 sustainability objectives it has a strong focus on biodiversity and has worked across local
00:35:27.860 national and global levels icly was the first and is the largest transnational network of local
00:35:33.940 governments engaging in climate action membership we're going to get to that in just a second
00:35:39.780 history and structure icly was founded in september of 1990 as the international council
00:35:45.540 for local environmental initiatives when over 200 local governments and 43 countries met
00:35:50.740 at the inaugural World Congress of Local Governments
00:35:53.820 for a Sustainable Future at the United Nations in New York.
00:35:59.900 ICLEI's World Secretariat headquarters were initially in Toronto.
00:36:04.320 ICLEI went on to create an international training center
00:36:06.700 in Freeburg, Germany, and has added further secretariats
00:36:09.540 like Latin America and the Caribbean Secretariat in Brazil, 2001.
00:36:13.700 ICLEI now has more than 20 offices around the world.
00:36:17.980 The ICLEI World Secretariat is located in Bonn, Germany.
00:36:22.640 All right, so now that we know what ICLEI is,
00:36:25.440 they're in every municipality, in every city and town, almost, all across our country.
00:36:34.100 So when you hear all of these weird-ass new land use rules,
00:36:40.080 land use bylaws being implemented in your RM or in your city or your town,
00:36:45.540 you know where it's coming from and by the way it's not the politicians who are working with
00:36:52.380 these people they don't even know about these people icly may as well be a shadow with a w
00:36:57.180 organization it's the bureaucrats who are working with icly not the politicians they do it independent
00:37:05.160 of the politicians the politicians don't even know it's like you ever watch mash when colonel
00:37:10.820 Blake, not Colonel Potter. Colonel Blake had radar as his secretary, clerk. Radar did all that stuff
00:37:20.780 and all he ever did was bring the papers in for Colonel Blake to sign and he signed them and he
00:37:24.580 didn't even know what they were. Well, think of every single politician, whether it's municipal,
00:37:30.520 provincial, or federal, as Colonel Blake and the bureaucracy is all radar. They're doing all these
00:37:39.360 things right in front of the politicians noses and the politicians don't even know about it so
00:37:45.920 that's why it's plausible deniability as well when you go to one of your politicians whether
00:37:50.400 it's a reeve or a town counselor or whatever and say bob what is all this i don't know i don't know
00:37:57.220 about that stuff we leave that to the secretaries right because i'm sure you've had that kind of a
00:38:04.020 reaction before from one of your politicians say no read this man and when they read it I've heard
00:38:11.620 a story like this I think it happened in Saskatchewan when they actually read what's on these
00:38:17.260 pages they turn white they start sweating and then maybe they try to do something maybe they'll try
00:38:23.600 and bring it to another politician another counselor of some kind they read it and if they
00:38:27.760 get enough people who actually understand what's going on they can stop it but when we talk about
00:38:33.680 the deep state that's just the bureaucracy and the bureaucracy has been inundated for the last
00:38:39.480 30 years or more with these radical marxists who were trying to change the world
00:38:44.600 so how many municipalities are participating in this icly partnership 500 plus this is in canada
00:38:56.960 this is not worldwide this is canada 70 percent of the canadian population is represented they say
00:39:05.040 here in all provinces and territories all 13 of them being a member of the partners for climate
00:39:12.960 protection the pcp program means being part of a nationwide movement of municipalities dedicated
00:39:20.880 to becoming leaders in local climate action now this is what maggie hope braun has been talking
00:39:25.680 about and she has been going from city council to city council across the country trying to wake
00:39:31.520 some of these people up but sadly she's nearly alone in all of this and she needs our help
00:39:38.080 through pcp support canadian municipalities of all sizes from coast to coast to coast
00:39:43.440 have developed over 420 projects aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions what are these projects
00:39:50.880 In addition to providing technical support, training, and resources to related GHG emissions
00:39:57.880 reductions, PCP has created a strong municipal network across the country.
00:40:05.840 See where our members are.
00:40:08.940 Well, here's the map, everybody.
00:40:10.500 Let's have a look.
00:40:13.260 They're everywhere.
00:40:15.460 Look at this.
00:40:20.880 look at all of them in Manitoba no wonder Manitoba is so dead in terms of the freedom
00:40:27.240 movement look at it all right here look at that Saskatchewan seems all right Alberta
00:40:35.300 lots in Edmonton obviously Redmonton Manitoba screwed we have been inundated for a while now
00:40:46.460 it looks like what about ontario oh look at that golden horseshoe area what a shocker that is right
00:40:56.060 quebec it seems montreal
00:41:01.020 newfoundland should be free of all of this nonsense well here's the list right here
00:41:05.020 pcp if you guys want to go to this website check it out for yourself pcp-ppc.ca
00:41:10.540 Abbotsford, Barrie, Bathurst, Beaumont, Belleville, Brampton, all in alphabetical order, Brandon,
00:41:19.000 Bradford, Burlington, Burnaby, Calgary, Cambridge, Campbell River, Castlegar, Charlottetown, Cold
00:41:24.380 Lake, Quitlam, Cornerbrook, Cornwall, Cranbrook, Dauphin, Dawson Creek, Delta, they're all
00:41:29.740 part of this.
00:41:32.320 It's pretty much everywhere, every town, every city all across this country, partners with
00:41:39.880 Ickley. So if you want to go and fight against this, you have to know what you're fighting
00:41:50.880 against. It's Ickley. It's the Partners for Climate Protection. Now you know. It's on you
00:41:59.080 here watching this show right now to come up with a group. And by the way, guys, because of the
00:42:05.180 intersectionality we discussed a little bit earlier in the show these people these climate
00:42:09.900 activists are working happily hand in hand with the trans activists also that's what you're seeing
00:42:16.480 on the school boards and all of these city councilors because intersectionality right
00:42:21.420 trans people well they're hard done by social justice climate of course we're all over that
00:42:26.600 you guys know this and these are the people who are i mean like i said if you have a right thinking
00:42:34.320 city councilor that doesn't matter but even now most of the city and town councilors
00:42:38.680 and even the school boards are just completely loaded with these marxists
00:42:44.220 these crazy marxists who want this stuff
00:42:48.120 so we've got a big job ahead of us and you know even i didn't realize exactly how bad this is
00:42:57.720 embedded into our culture into our in the fabric of our culture these are the people when you you
00:43:02.460 think of rural canada you know you're talking about a town or a city maybe 8 000 12 000 people
00:43:09.820 right you think okay well these people are going to be right thinking and when i say right thinking
00:43:14.220 i mean correct not extreme right and and logic but they're not because in every city and town
00:43:25.740 town, rural Canada. Most of the people are like us. They're logical. But there's still going to
00:43:35.760 be a few who are not. And they're the ones who have been activated by the extreme left, whether
00:43:42.720 it's George Soros' Money, Tides Foundation, maybe it's ICLEI, the United Nations funding all of
00:43:48.080 this. But they are very, very organized. And they're in the positions of power. And we have
00:43:53.540 to take it back. That's what Take Back Alberta is all about. That's what Unified Grassroots
00:43:58.580 in Saskatchewan is all about. That's what Ken Drysdale's organization is all about in
00:44:04.200 Manitoba. And hopefully there are other organizations going in other provinces that I don't know
00:44:11.440 about. And I know Ontario, Quebec, they're vast provinces. Maybe there's five or six
00:44:15.940 different organizations operating in those provinces independent of each other. I don't
00:44:20.020 No, if there are, please, please contact me
00:44:23.480 through the website shadowdavis.com
00:44:25.700 or you can email shadowdavis at gmail.com
00:44:28.020 because these folks who are working against this stuff,
00:44:33.580 they all need to be unified in some way
00:44:35.720 because this is a lot.
00:44:39.280 And it all comes from the top,
00:44:40.820 not suggesting that the Trudeau regime is the top
00:44:43.420 because we know they're not.
00:44:46.300 They take their orders from the World Economic Forum.
00:44:48.960 And again, that information is coming up in just a second.
00:44:52.060 But watch this little piece.
00:44:54.360 I love some of the accounts I follow on X.
00:44:58.500 Gov.x is corrupt.
00:45:02.840 Here is some video of Christia Freeland in the House of Commons today
00:45:07.840 talking about the fact that more Canadians are getting back money
00:45:11.920 from this carbon tax scheme than are not.
00:45:15.580 And here she is.
00:45:16.800 Mr. Speaker, no one here is surprised to hear the Conservative leader talk about fear and falsehoods because that is what he traffics in every single day. It's his area of personal expertise.
00:45:31.800 Now, what he is proposing is, at least he is consistent, he wants to cut, cut, cut the support that Canadians get, and he wants to cut the support Canadian families are getting from the price on pollution.
00:45:46.440 That's $1,800 Alberta families won't get.
00:45:49.560 That's $1,120 Ontario families won't get.
00:45:53.140 Cut, cut, cut.
00:45:53.940 All they know is how to do.
00:45:55.340 Okay, all right.
00:45:56.040 So that's enough of that.
00:45:57.880 That's enough of that.
00:45:58.700 You guys can hear that okay, right?
00:46:00.060 let me know she is delusional the screaming witch
00:46:05.580 yeah i know i know dan i it's not my intention to try and make you physically ill i apologize
00:46:20.240 if you're feeling that way after watching that video i am just trying to present some information
00:46:28.440 to you, my friend. Her math is messed up. Lee says, yes, I agree. Lisa says that gave me a headache.
00:46:37.920 Yes, yes. Cora says lies, lies, lies, nauseating lies. Yeah, I get it, you guys. I'm with you.
00:46:46.300 I'm with you. But just please remember that these are the people who are in charge of our country
00:46:50.660 right now. Canada's budget officer, Yves Giroux, lays out the facts and confirms that Trudeau and
00:46:58.220 his regime are disingenuous liars because the majority of Canadian households will see a
00:47:03.600 negative impact from the carbon tax. Watch this. Thank you very much, Mr. Chair. I was hoping that
00:47:10.260 we could have a discussion about the looming carbon tax hike that the Prime Minister is planning for
00:47:17.140 April 1st. You did a comprehensive study of the carbon tax, but you not only looked at the direct
00:47:27.540 cost, total cost. On page three of the report, it says household net cost of the federal fuel
00:47:36.560 charge, fiscal and economic impacts. I'm sure there's lots of Canadians that are following
00:47:39.860 this very closely because they know how high prices are and they're afraid of how high
00:47:43.620 they're going to jump April 1st. But can you just explain what that means, fiscal and economic
00:47:47.160 impacts? So the fiscal impact is the impact of paying the tax directly. For example, filling
00:47:54.000 up the gas tank or gas to heat the home the indirect cost so for example if you buy a service
00:48:01.120 or goods there's an energy component embedded plus the gst that's applied to that tax so that's
00:48:09.040 the fiscal cost the government sends a check or a rebate so the fiscal impact is the difference
00:48:14.880 between what you pay indirect and direct minus the rebate and on that front 80 we estimate 80
00:48:21.520 of households get more than what they pay when we also include the economic impacts that's taking
00:48:28.480 into account the fact that some sectors will be negatively affected by the carbon tax for example
00:48:34.480 the transportation sector the oil and gas sector is an obvious example they'll be presumably
00:48:41.440 negatively affected by a carbon tax that progressively increases so when we take also
00:48:47.920 that into account we find that households will have lower employment in some sectors lower
00:48:55.760 investment income and we find that it's the opposite once you take into account the fiscal
00:49:01.760 and economic impact the changes in the economic fabric of the country that households are
00:49:09.920 are seeing a negative impact from the carbon tax,
00:49:15.300 both the amounts, but also the economic impact.
00:49:21.780 They're lying to you.
00:49:23.380 What a shocker, what a shocker.
00:49:27.900 Okay, there's a guy called Bryce.
00:49:30.620 Hang on just a second, I wanna make sure
00:49:32.100 I have his information correct
00:49:35.060 because I'm gonna try and get him on the show this week.
00:49:39.920 Bryce Wade
00:49:45.220 He is a wholesaler of gold and silver
00:49:54.120 through New World Precious Metal
00:49:55.660 Now I'm thinking of partnering with him
00:49:58.540 to help you guys at least investigate
00:50:01.720 the possibility of investing in gold and silver
00:50:04.000 Alright, so I'm going to try and get Bryce on the show Wednesday or Thursday night
00:50:07.400 Mr. Freedom, by the way, is going to join tomorrow night
00:50:10.160 Dr. Francis Christian at some point this week as well.
00:50:13.100 Francis, if you're watching this right now, my apologies.
00:50:15.480 I will get back to you as soon as I possibly can.
00:50:18.780 Like I said, I just chilled on the weekend, decompressed,
00:50:22.220 and didn't answer any messages or anything, really.
00:50:25.440 Spoke to a couple of friends.
00:50:26.580 That was about it.
00:50:27.300 Went out for a bit yesterday.
00:50:28.780 But other than that, all right, what is open banking?
00:50:36.560 Well, it's been discussed, bandied around in the left-wing corporate media a lot in the past week or so, I would say.
00:50:48.340 Listen to this interesting presentation by Sabah Sharif.
00:50:53.480 It's about three minutes long.
00:50:54.600 Sabah Sharif is the head of new products at Simcor.
00:50:58.500 And she's obviously a big fan of open banking.
00:51:01.940 So listen to what she has to say, this video provided by Wiretap Media.
00:51:06.120 watch if for anyone who read the advisory could be a report that was the title of it a made in
00:51:11.580 canada hybrid solution for open banking there's certainly a lot of pent-up energy and frustration
00:51:17.440 around the topic of open banking but i am a glass half full person so you asked about the factors
00:51:23.540 for success and that's that's what i'll focus on so factors for success i'll say one that may be a
00:51:29.040 little bit controversial because maybe you know people are really keen on the regulations coming
00:51:34.640 in and the government writing the rules and us following them the government writing the rules
00:51:40.240 and us following them one of the the comments that is being made in consideration that obie is now
00:51:47.040 applying is instead of just regulations move to more framework and apply incentives so incentives
00:51:55.120 can have a huge impact in driving innovation and so a key factor for success i think in canada
00:52:01.840 is to learn from that, focus on a policy-based framework
00:52:05.380 and look at the incentives that would need to be in place
00:52:07.740 to encourage innovation.
00:52:11.720 The second factor for success,
00:52:14.040 and you heard about it in the payments conversations,
00:52:16.880 is collaboration.
00:52:18.780 We have to collaborate.
00:52:20.640 If you are a bank looking to get ready for open banking,
00:52:23.700 you're going to view this as a compliance initiative.
00:52:26.220 I think the third factor for success,
00:52:27.960 and you heard about this throughout the payments conversations,
00:52:30.840 is trust.
00:52:31.840 How do we enable trust for all the key stakeholders that are involved, for all the key stakeholders that are involved?
00:52:37.400 So if you're a bank, you want someone to have determined the accreditation, the liability rules, the dispute framework,
00:52:44.100 because that's not something that you want to come up on your own.
00:52:47.420 Otherwise, as Hannah mentioned, there's going to be bilaterals and those are all going to be different.
00:52:51.120 So trust is key there.
00:52:53.520 For fintech, you want to believe that this is going to be inclusive, open, fair, transparent.
00:52:59.200 And so the standards have to be set and established, they have to be communicated, and they do have to be fair.
00:53:05.920 And some of that comes from accreditation.
00:53:09.460 And so if you can combine incentives, collaboration, and trust, I think those are three key ingredients and factors for success.
00:53:18.160 Because the ones that I haven't talked about, no one should argue.
00:53:22.820 Because open banking, at its core, is about the consumer.
00:53:25.700 It assumes that there is some fair accreditation framework.
00:53:29.720 It assumes we're moving away from credential sharing and screen scraping to secure APIs.
00:53:36.620 It assumes that a liability to dispute framework has been established.
00:53:39.580 So those are foundational.
00:53:40.460 Those are building blocks.
00:53:41.240 I don't even have to talk about that.
00:53:42.680 Let's add incentives, collaboration, and trust to the mix in Canada.
00:53:46.080 I think that's where we have an opportunity.
00:53:48.220 Ottawa has also promised an open banking framework in the upcoming federal budget.
00:53:52.220 So we'll have to wait for those details.
00:53:54.500 Open banking is consumer-led banking,
00:53:57.000 basically allowing new entrants like fintech companies and challengers
00:54:00.400 to compete with our big established banks,
00:54:02.880 which control about 95% of the market.
00:54:05.200 We can help fintechs and, more importantly, help Canadians.
00:54:09.020 Mr. Speaker, let's bring open banking, consumer-led banking,
00:54:11.860 and let's bring it home. Thank you very much.
00:54:14.140 Now, that's a Conservative MP saying that.
00:54:18.520 Interesting, isn't it?
00:54:19.440 I'm wondering if he really understands exactly what open banking is.
00:54:25.740 So I typed into a search bar today on Google, and there's a reason for that.
00:54:31.820 I wanted the World Economic Forum to come up.
00:54:34.680 So I typed in open banking, and this is one of the top three hits.
00:54:41.420 Here's how to reap benefits of the digitalization in banking trend from the World Economic Forum.
00:54:49.440 Remember, it's going to sound like sunshine and lollipop, so you've got to read between
00:54:55.080 the lines.
00:54:56.300 But the first line actually scared the bejeepers out of me here.
00:55:02.160 Chinese banks, a totalitarian communist regime, by the way, Chinese banks are leaders in digitalization
00:55:11.320 and banking through investment and innovation, but there are still areas where more impact
00:55:15.080 could be made.
00:55:16.080 What are they suggesting here?
00:55:19.180 credit score because china's got that right now and they're saying well chinese banks are leaders
00:55:25.360 in digitalization in other words they've got records of everybody's transaction for every
00:55:30.200 little thing to accelerate digital transformation in the banking sector banks must incentivize
00:55:37.100 customers over their personal data rights synergize digitization with green development
00:55:41.340 and safeguard the interests of disadvantaged groups of course that's the intersectionality
00:55:45.960 coming in again right the anti-racism the international banking industry can advance
00:55:52.840 digital transformation in banking by opening and sharing software solutions
00:55:57.960 that means giving your private data to some third party not the bank itself to some third party who
00:56:05.000 will be buying to be that company and then they distribute that data to whichever bank you deal with
00:56:11.560 that's part of what open banking is all about regularizing the application of digital technology
00:56:19.060 across jurisdictions and by recognizing the mitigating against the process's inherent risk
00:56:24.040 like what somebody may be opting out because they don't want too much of their own personal
00:56:31.800 information to be shared what is simcor by the way who is this person saba sharif
00:56:38.120 Well, SimCorp is helping our clients through their digital transformation at the core of everything we do.
00:56:48.360 Digitize, digitize, digitize.
00:56:51.200 All right, so Armstrong Economics again.
00:56:54.860 Canada to incorporate social scores in banking.
00:56:57.380 What?
00:56:58.700 Nobody said that.
00:57:00.860 They said open banking, not social scores.
00:57:03.320 So let's read into this a little bit, shall we?
00:57:05.380 the Canadian banking system is set to be radicalized by open banking frameworks
00:57:10.180 in the next budget, which is coming down, what, in like a month?
00:57:15.500 Proponents are framing this as a way for banks to easily share information and access user data.
00:57:21.340 The truth of the matter is that this is an opportunity to merge social standings with
00:57:25.880 banking to provide government complete control over our finances. The organization Open Banking
00:57:32.420 excellence a world bank partner that originated in the united kingdom claims that it will host
00:57:38.420 all of a bank's relevant needs in one place the organization which has reached 40 countries now
00:57:44.920 aims to create exceptional platforms and content that promotes knowledge sharing new thinking and
00:57:50.380 partnerships within the industry catalyzing the adoption of open finance and data for better
00:57:56.240 financial inclusion worldwide this is how they're going to do it to us this is what they've done
00:58:01.780 in every circumstance. They bore us to tears. Circular, flowery discussions about the benefits
00:58:08.000 of all of this crap, when in reality, it's them happily smiling, putting you in chains.
00:58:15.740 It's about having that fairer, more inclusive, more open society,
00:58:21.360 said Helen Child, founder of Open Banking Excellence. The second they use these buzzwords,
00:58:26.280 these buzz phrases we know who they are more inclusive open society
00:58:37.000 open society well that does sound familiar why is there a need for inclusivity and fairness
00:58:43.320 and banking when it should come down to numbers drives financial inclusion she added it's demo
00:58:48.680 democratizing data what data's data doesn't need democratizing data that will it is already in my
00:59:01.240 opinion worth more than gold as we move forward with a cashless society there's no easier way
00:59:07.160 to control the masses than to control their access to money their ability to buy trade and freely
00:59:13.000 move about the canadian press outlined the true motive in plain sight one of the biggest areas
00:59:18.440 of growth is in credit assessments. Under open banking, lenders could directly access an
00:59:23.660 individual's banking data so they can look beyond credit scores. Consumers can also use it to build
00:59:29.760 their credit scores, for example, by proving reliable rent payments. Looking beyond credit
00:59:33.960 scores equates to determining if a person is fit to participate in the global economy based on
00:59:39.160 their personal views. We've already seen this happen. People being debanked for having the wrong
00:59:47.820 views on things, the wrong
00:59:50.060 opinion. And when we
00:59:52.040 say wrong, we just mean in contrast
00:59:54.240 with what these people believe.
00:59:58.080 Look at what happened to Nigel Farage.
01:00:00.400 He never committed a crime or did anything
01:00:02.060 to warrant what many have called the
01:00:04.100 Farage fiasco. Nigel was suddenly
01:00:06.160 debanked by Coots and was
01:00:08.220 unable to access any of his checking
01:00:10.080 or savings accounts. His credit
01:00:12.140 cards were deactivated. He was unable to
01:00:14.040 participate in society without a moment's notice.
01:00:18.700 Look what's going on with Jerry McKenzie.
01:00:22.600 Farage did his due diligence and found that there were countless people who experienced the same financial attack carried out by the banks on behalf of the government.
01:00:30.480 This is a widespread phenomenon.
01:00:32.620 We saw it happen commonly during COVID lockdowns.
01:00:35.700 Users were not permitted to access places if their digital COVID passports failed.
01:00:39.580 In China, when banks were facing a liquidity crisis, the CCP simply denied depositors the right to access their money and blocked them from physically accessing their banks.
01:00:50.220 The government successfully prevented a bank run.
01:00:52.580 We saw a few celebrities debanked from the system for voicing unpopular opinions without any legal proceedings or crimes committed.
01:01:00.120 Canada is one of many nations hoping to use unofficial social scores to control the masses.
01:01:06.020 All of these actions are setting the stage for how CBDC will operate, a collective network containing everyone's personal data and accounts.
01:01:14.680 Governments have already begun debanking individuals, and these steps will make it increasingly easier to force the masses into compliance.
01:01:22.840 Now, I haven't told you guys this, but last week, for some strange reason, I had my credit card just completely shut down.
01:01:36.020 I'm still trying to get to the bottom of it.
01:01:40.040 After three days, this is before Swift Current,
01:01:42.520 so three days of being on the phone,
01:01:45.740 talking to 18 different representatives
01:01:48.480 from my financial institution,
01:01:50.660 being kicked around to every single department
01:01:53.760 I can think of, no answers.
01:01:59.220 Still, a week and a half later,
01:02:01.720 just your credit card doesn't work.
01:02:06.020 I wonder if they're going to do the same thing
01:02:08.320 to my checking accounts, my savings accounts.
01:02:12.560 I carry cash now,
01:02:14.860 which is probably not the safest thing,
01:02:17.680 but it's the best thing to think of.
01:02:20.320 And I don't have a lot of disposable income.
01:02:23.780 I just don't.
01:02:28.720 Imagine what they could do to you
01:02:30.220 if they caught you saying or doing
01:02:31.800 or thinking the wrong thing.
01:02:33.800 if you do have some substantial wealth with them.
01:02:38.720 And this is why we have been talking
01:02:40.780 for a very long while now
01:02:42.740 about transitioning your wealth
01:02:44.320 into something that you can have your hands on.
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