The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Mon May 15th⧸2023 Did Bernier Know？

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00:02:30.000 hello everybody how you doing welcome it shadow at night monday may the 15th 2023 i hope you had

00:02:55.420 a splendid weekend and moms i hope you had a absolutely fantastic wonderful stupendous

00:03:01.900 colossal mother's day mother's day it is and always will be mother's day just like father's

00:03:13.540 day next month don't forget that one all right um got a got a bunch of interesting things coming

00:03:20.580 up in the show tonight i will ask some questions that will not be answered obviously you guys can

00:03:25.000 go ahead and answer in the comments that's one of the things i truly love about this experience

00:03:29.120 every night at eight o'clock central is reading the comments later on and seeing what you guys

00:03:35.160 are up to and what you're thinking and i know politically this community the shadow at night

00:03:42.060 community is pretty much evenly split between the cpc and the ppc i wish bernier had thought of a

00:03:50.840 different name for his party other than the ppc because you got the cpc and the ppc and people

00:03:57.160 get confused right people's party of canada which sounds very chinese to me very communist the

00:04:03.580 people's liberation army the people's this the people's that that's what they use in communist

00:04:09.760 countries you know the people's republic and i wonder if if maybe there was something to that

00:04:19.360 when he came up with that name and i'll give you my reasons for asking in just a second in the

00:04:24.440 meantime i hope to have mad max on the show later on this week so we can hash this out so he can

00:04:29.280 answer the question himself and i'll ask the question in just a little bit let's get to your

00:04:36.040 comments and see who's here tonight hello janet watching in belleville hello nina nina says i'm

00:04:43.420 in nasa where the globalists have been spraying the skies hang on just a second here that comment

00:04:48.100 went by too quickly the globalists have been spraying the skies for the past month keeping

00:04:51.860 the sun out really hello adrian how are you doing remedy max is watching in toronto hello don

00:05:03.620 watching in winnipeg phyllis is watching tis is watching in peterborough tonight lucille hello

00:05:10.080 in sudbury bill in bruderheim alberta bran is watching in cambridge ontario ruby is watching

00:05:16.660 tonight yes it is mother's day ruby it's always going to be mother's day hello percival excuse

00:05:23.220 me watching this evening uh we're going to get some comments in the show i'm not sure if they

00:05:28.760 happen live or if they come later on or if it's both from these telegram scammers who are trying

00:05:34.480 to get you to click on their telegram links so they can get you to join a group for x amount of

00:05:40.240 and they can ask for your credit card don't fall for that just ignore them i try to get rid of as

00:05:47.920 many of them as i possibly can after the show sometime later on in the night or tomorrow

00:05:52.560 morning so if you see that pop up in the screen guys don't pay any attention to it don't let it

00:05:57.060 bother you but definitely do not click on that hello harv apparently max wants to keep trudeau

00:06:04.960 in power by splitting the conservative vote well speculation i don't think that's what he wants

00:06:11.020 but what he does see is there's an interesting tweet we're going to get to by a guy called dan

00:06:16.400 knight who's an independent journalist and political pundit and i follow him on twitter

00:06:20.840 so we're going to get to this and i think it's a bad take but it's something that people might

00:06:25.620 be thinking hello carrie watching in southern ontario robert is watching tonight they spray

00:06:30.320 us in colonna all the time guys i have a video regarding chemtrails coming up

00:06:34.960 towards the end of the show so please stick around if you want to see that it's only one minute

00:06:38.940 but it tells us i think a lot of what's actually going on and a whole bunch a whole bunch that's

00:06:46.080 not uh nina i was thinking we should give up our cell phones because if we do they cannot bring in

00:06:54.300 digital well if you leave it at home it's the same thing i mean sometimes it's it's a you see

00:07:01.220 this is the double-edged sword with these things it's that on the one hand yeah they can be

00:07:07.840 dangerous because you can put everything on them oh look at that qr code beep beep pay pay pay tap

00:07:12.880 tap tap on the other hand it's a fantastic way to communicate with people through social media or

00:07:19.260 whether it's just texting right and i understand we've made a lot of new social contracts in the

00:07:24.700 past 15 or so years since we've had these things i mean it used to be you could pop in on somebody

00:07:30.280 right completely unannounced my aunts used to do it all the time at my at my place when i was

00:07:34.740 growing up it drove my mom crazy oh look it's auntie carol and auntie sharon just here right

00:07:40.540 and then they'd sit there and they'd smoke cigarettes and drink coffee for two or three

00:07:43.820 hours in the kitchen um and then later on it became call first no pop-ins just call first

00:07:50.960 and now it's text is it okay if i call you right so you text to see if it's okay to call somebody

00:07:59.880 then you call them and maybe later on you can arrange a visit with them so that's the that's

00:08:04.640 the new social contract that we've come up with however in an emergency these things are very good

00:08:09.840 to have i was thinking about this earlier today just kind of speculating sometimes my mind drifts

00:08:16.100 a little bit and i was remembering back to the days of the answering machine where you'd come

00:08:20.860 home expecting you know like 10 messages and there wouldn't be one look at nobody called me i haven't

00:08:26.180 been home in one day and these days people can get you wherever you are let's go over to rumble

00:08:33.360 and see who's watching over there hermit hope is watching in sewers hello in alberta in sherwood

00:08:37.900 park brian's dogs in winkler uh mexitalo is watching tonight yeah we've got some stuff on

00:08:44.560 transgenderism coming up as well wanda for freedom is watching in water down ontario vilma dow is

00:08:51.600 watching dillengard is watching from cancun but is from victoria british columbia hello canadian

00:08:58.380 rebel 1420 hello mcgee and watching in lower sackville nova scotia roween is watching tonight

00:09:03.920 as well brenda lynn there there are so many more so thank you guys for joining the show tonight

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00:09:14.580 share let's get the show out to as many people as we possibly can and i see lately that some of you

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00:09:27.140 lt steven rogers has only got 7 000 sos letters from us canadians and people were saying oh it

00:09:34.580 should be 70 000 by now well yeah yeah it probably should if we shared and got the message out to

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00:09:55.660 And then on Twitter, of course, it's a heart and a retweet.

00:09:59.960 All right, let's get on with it. Here is the here's the tweet that I was talking about earlier from Dan Knight.

00:10:06.260 And it says in the upcoming Portage Lisgar by election, we announced this on Friday.

00:10:11.660 Well, actually, Max announced this on Friday. And then, of course, I reported on it, as did many others.

00:10:17.720 Maxime Bernier, leader of the People's Party of Canada

00:10:21.060 has made a revealing choice

00:10:22.540 he, again, I've already said

00:10:24.740 hang on a minute

00:10:25.320 I've already said this is a bad take

00:10:27.940 okay guys

00:10:28.900 and in the next 10 minutes or so

00:10:31.380 you may get upset

00:10:33.340 at some of the things I'm going to say

00:10:35.580 and that tells me you're not thinking with your brain

00:10:37.880 you're thinking with your heart

00:10:38.920 so I want you to put all of your passion and emotions

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00:10:46.860 It's very important. I am not dissing you. I am not dissing Max. I am not dissing Pierre Polyev.

00:10:55.220 I'm not dissing anybody. I'm just asking questions. That's all I'm doing. Anyway, to get on with this

00:10:59.980 story here, Knight says Bernier had the opportunity to challenge the Liberal Party in two other

00:11:05.900 ridings, but instead he decided to target the Conservative Party of Canada. This decision puts

00:11:11.880 political cowardice and lack of strategy macum on full display for all canadians to see

00:11:17.240 bernier who claims to be a champion of individual freedoms and liberties could have taken the fight

00:11:22.580 to the liberals the party behind the controversial legislation like bill c11 bill c21 bill c18 blah

00:11:28.840 blah blah blah blah both of these bills have been criticized for their potential impact on canadians

00:11:34.140 rights and challenging the liberals would have given bernier the opportunity to directly contest

00:11:39.600 these issues. Instead, Bernier opted to challenge the CPC and Portage-Lisgar, a riding where the

00:11:45.500 Conservatives have traditionally held strong support. In doing so, he's effectively attempting

00:11:51.280 to undermine the party that's been the most consistent critic of the Liberal government's

00:11:56.300 perceived overreaches. Well, I would suggest, Dan, that's not the case at all. I believe that the

00:12:03.500 PPC has been the most vocal critic of the liberal policies. The problem is they haven't got a seat

00:12:10.320 in the House of Commons. The question that every Canadian should be asking is why? Why would Bernier,

00:12:17.100 who professes to stand for the rights of the people, choose to target the Conservatives

00:12:20.880 instead of the Liberals? Why would he squander an opportunity to directly challenge the party

00:12:26.120 that's pushing through legislation that many Canadians see as a threat to their freedoms?

00:12:30.260 comes. This move raises serious doubts about Bernier's judgment and his political courage.

00:12:37.000 It suggests that he's more interested in scoring political points and settling personal scores than

00:12:42.080 in standing up for the principles he claims to uphold. Bernier's decision to target the

00:12:47.400 Conservatives rather than the Liberals is a stark reminder of his political opportunism.

00:12:52.520 It's a move that speaks volumes about his character and his true priorities. In the face of challenges

00:12:57.880 to canadian liberties we need leaders who are willing to confront those responsible

00:13:01.780 regrettably by choosing to target the cpc bernier has shown that he's not up to the task it's a

00:13:09.080 display of political cowardice that should give every canadian pause all right let's just break

00:13:15.500 this down for a second he is suggesting that by running in a conservative stronghold riding like

00:13:21.740 portage lisgar bernier is a coward all right what he forgot to mention and maybe he didn't even

00:13:28.220 think of this when he was spewing out that nonsense is that bernier has ran or run twice 0.91

00:13:34.680 in conservative stronghold writings and that would be his old writing of bose in quebec where he won

00:13:41.260 as a conservative over and over and over again and came close to winning as a candidate for the party

00:13:47.640 he leads and founded so your argument mr knight is completely out the window i think that running

00:13:56.600 in the writing of portage lisgar could give bernier a crack at winning let's have a look at

00:14:03.840 the results in the last couple of elections and see for ourselves here i want you guys to understand

00:14:10.300 that this writing has been a conservative stronghold since it was founded or realigned

00:14:16.160 in 1977. Candace Bergen has recently retired. She was the interim leader of the CPC, as you'll

00:14:22.360 recall, and then retired from politics late last year, early this year. Anyway, the by-election

00:14:27.480 is coming up. It could be as early as next month. It could be as late as the end of September. But

00:14:32.000 here's the results from the last elections for this riding. You see the Conservative Party

00:14:40.100 candidate bergen there with 23 819 votes so all of the other four parties christian heritage party

00:14:49.620 all of the other four parties who were riding or sorry running in this riding couldn't even come

00:14:55.420 up with half of the votes that bergen got and this was a very strong showing for the people's party

00:15:01.000 you got to give it to solomon weeb for getting out there and campaigning like he did uh i thought

00:15:06.080 he was a good guy or he is a good guy it's not that he's dead but he won't be running in this

00:15:13.640 next election or by election at least not in this riding and the election before this the people's

00:15:19.480 party candidate was aaron archer and he received 1169 votes 2.6 percent of the vote candace bergen

00:15:28.360 won a whopping 70.8 so it is possible it's very possible that Maxime Bernier could take this

00:15:37.400 writing but to do so he's going to have to get a whole bunch of voters who were sitting on their

00:15:42.220 hands in the last election or two elections actually out to vote in the coming by election

00:15:47.080 and he's also going to have to take votes from the conservatives at least 6,000 votes maybe 7,000 to

00:15:55.600 be successful now we don't know who's running for the conservatives in this election or by election

00:16:01.900 which is coming up i would have said before bernier announced his candidacy last week that 0.97

00:16:07.140 they could run an actual pig the cpc could in this writing and still win and i mean a pig a hog a sow

00:16:16.980 and and they could still win bernier will give the conservatives a challenge in this writing

00:16:24.420 it's possible he comes up with the ppc's first ever seat in the house of commons i do not believe

00:16:29.800 this is political cowardice i believe this is uh actually smart politically there's no way that

00:16:35.780 maxime bernier would have won a liberal stronghold or an ndp stronghold riding anywhere in this

00:16:41.640 country let's face facts this is what i've been saying before if the ppc wants to target 12 prairie

00:16:48.560 ridings rural prairie ridings and put everything they've got into it they might win eight of them

00:16:54.060 they might win all 12 they might win four but at least they'll win some and then they'll have a

00:16:58.580 presence in the house of commons which is what they want sadly it's going to have to come at

00:17:03.600 the expense of the conservative party of canada but if the conservative party of canada wants to

00:17:10.220 win the next election they're going to have to start winning in liberal strongholds traditional

00:17:14.760 liberal strongholds like vancouver and the lower mainland like um winnipeg like

00:17:22.160 montreal more seats in quebec more seats in atlantic canada and the gta area the 905

00:17:30.220 and the 416 if they don't they will be maybe a minority government or again the opposition

00:17:39.240 a strong opposition party so losing six seats or four seats or eight seats in rural ridings in the

00:17:46.560 prairies could hurt them it could prevent the cpc from getting a majority government which actually

00:17:54.520 might be a good thing if polyev wins because you got to have 170 seats to win a majority government

00:18:01.300 in canada so if polyev can get 164 seats and then the ppc gets six or eight the ppc will be the

00:18:10.220 decider if the cpc wants to pass a motion if the cpc wants to make a bill of law they're going to

00:18:18.640 have to get the approval of the ppc so that might be a good thing i don't know but my question is

00:18:24.380 this maxime bernier there's a lot of people that trust max there's a lot of people that don't trust

00:18:30.800 max maxime bernier is a career politician let's be completely honest he was a member of the cpc

00:18:38.040 he was the minister of foreign affairs under the harper government he was in cabinet and he ran

00:18:47.300 for the leader of the party back in 2016 or 2017 i can't exactly remember the year for it

00:18:52.380 but here's the thing when he lost he didn't do it gracefully he left the party and then six months

00:18:59.360 later, he came out with his announcement of this new party that's forming called the People's

00:19:03.800 Party of Canada, which so far hasn't done much. Let's be honest. Was that an act of petulance,

00:19:13.200 selfishness? I know when he announced, he was talking about the CPC being part of the,

00:19:21.120 not necessarily the cabal but you know part of the red blue bird right and we didn't know if

00:19:31.940 that was out of anger or it was actual truth but with the revelations the former CSIS agent

00:19:40.640 gave us last week in his testimony at committee on parliament hill where he talked about every

00:19:46.360 government, every government back to Mulroney, back to the late 1980s or the early 1990s had

00:19:52.140 been warned of Chinese interference in our government, not just the federal government,

00:19:56.720 but provincial governments and municipal governments as well. You would think that

00:20:02.160 Max Bernier as the minister of foreign affairs in Harper's cabinet. And remember, not all caucus

00:20:10.080 members are privy to this kind of information. But when you are a cabinet minister, you should

00:20:15.120 be. So did Maxime Bernier know about this Chinese interference in 2007 when he was the Minister of

00:20:25.600 Foreign Affairs? And why has he not talked about it? I have never heard Maxime Bernier ever say

00:20:32.980 Canada's establishments have been tainted by Chinese political interference.

00:20:39.020 contrarily i heard him say during his run for the cpc leadership back in 2016 or 2017

00:20:45.800 that he thought that china was giving its people freedom because they have smaller governments

00:20:51.680 he has changed his stance on free trade with china he did so in 2019 but that's really all

00:21:03.480 we've heard max say about it unless i'm missing something and you guys feel free to go ahead and

00:21:07.360 correct me has he actually called out that there was chinese interference in our governments and

00:21:14.140 if so how far back does that call out go does anybody know this because i've been looking and

00:21:22.060 i can't find a thing so if i do have a chance to have max on the show this week i will ask him

00:21:28.800 straightforward were you warned by cesus was your cabinet warned by cesus about chinese and other

00:21:35.940 countries presumably Iran and Russia interfering in Canadian politics and government were you aware

00:21:44.160 of that how seriously did your government take that threat I think it's a valid question and

00:21:52.000 once again I am not calling out Mad Max on anything I am merely asking him a question

00:21:58.260 because it seems to me that he should know this and he should have revealed this information a

00:22:04.380 very long time ago if he is who he claims to be having said that in the past three years a lot

00:22:12.720 of people's eyes have been opened up to what's really going on in the world and maybe he's one

00:22:17.440 of them I don't know I can't say but anything is possible so for all of you who are calling out

00:22:29.560 Pierre Polyev and by the way Polyev released a video this weekend I'm not sure if you guys saw

00:22:33.940 this polyev released a video this weekend and for the very first time a major political leader in

00:22:40.880 this country calls out justin trudeau as a totalitarian or wannabe totalitarian dictator

00:22:48.300 he didn't quite come out and say those words but he was talking about the new canadian passport

00:22:54.080 and how they're trying to erase canada's history so if you haven't seen that video i posted that

00:23:01.760 on this facebook page if you're watching on facebook right now you can scroll down and watch

00:23:05.760 that later on if you wish it's interesting it's only about two or three minutes long

00:23:09.540 but it paints an interesting picture polyev actually calling out justin trudeau as a wannabe

00:23:15.580 tyrant you haven't heard that before now a lot of people on our side of this fence the ones who

00:23:24.120 are awake the ones in the know the ones who can't unsee what we've seen right we've known this for

00:23:29.700 a very long time but i think this is a very risky political move by pierre palya because he runs the

00:23:36.000 risk now of being called a conspiracy theorist just like all of us i understand what he said

00:23:44.820 about christine anderson a couple of months ago and that left a lot of people with a very bad

00:23:49.320 taste in their mouth regarding palya myself included but for him to do this that's a major

00:23:55.220 step and i haven't heard anybody say anything about it uh at least not in any left-wing corporate

00:24:01.880 media today and i was looking so we'll wonder if he doubles down on that and if he really ramps up

00:24:08.560 on that campaign or if he realizes whoop that was a political mistake maybe i'll just back away from

00:24:13.820 this i do know that video has received well over 300 000 views by now and that's a lot for a canadian

00:24:21.980 politician let's go back in time for just a second let's step back into the way back machine

00:24:28.720 here and check out this story from 2020 october of 2020 alleged mastermind of lavish mansion

00:24:36.660 casino raided by police met twice with justin trudeau nobody said anything

00:24:44.960 wee wee

00:24:48.360 i promised myself i wouldn't laugh when i said the name

00:24:55.700 and then i did it wee wee maybe it's yy you know what let's go with yy so i can get through this

00:25:04.160 without giggling like a little girl yy met at least twice in 2016 with trudeau including at

00:25:10.200 controversial liberal fundraiser in the home of another wealthy entrepreneur very interesting

00:25:16.140 story that kind of just fell by the wayside the news emerged last week again this is october of

00:25:20.620 2020 about why why uh was getting attention to say the least police announced the toronto area

00:25:30.760 real estate developer had been charged after officers raided a lavish well-armed and illegal

00:25:36.280 casino that was uniquely located inside a sprawling mansion why why is alleged to have been

00:25:43.440 the mastermind behind the high-end mckenzie number five club where police seized an assault rifle from

00:25:48.640 his bedroom gaming tables and more than a million dollars in cash the money moving through these

00:25:53.780 underground casinos leads to huge profits for criminals that fund other ventures such as

00:25:58.140 prostitution and drug trafficking york regional police said in a statement not long ago however

00:26:04.820 the businessman accused at being at the center of it all was moving in some of canada's loftiest

00:26:10.360 business and political circles partly as an advocate for china why met at least twice in

00:26:18.560 2016 with justin trudeau including at a controversial liberal fundraiser in the home of another wealthy

00:26:24.040 entrepreneur why also was among a delegation of four representing a chinese government endorsed

00:26:28.900 industry group that met separately with trudeau another member of the delegation donated one

00:26:34.180 million to the trudeau foundation and the erection of a statue honoring pierre elliott trudeau

00:26:42.980 just thought i'd throw that up this is like i've been telling you guys

00:26:48.300 this has been going on for a very long time this is a sub stack from brad salzberg who is the

00:26:57.380 director of the cultural action party of canada they release a newsletter i think it's once every

00:27:02.220 few days on their sub stack and i absolutely 100 agree with this i wish i could have written this

00:27:08.940 editorial myself to be honest erasure of history is the motive for trudeau's passport redesign

00:27:15.260 trudeau employs classic communist methodology in canada's conversion to an authoritarian state

00:27:22.380 yes yes yes hang on let me just get rid of this here so we can read through this

00:27:29.420 continue reading it'll be brighter there we go all right so uh it comes sorry

00:27:36.480 conservative party leader polyev denounced canada's new passport designs in the house of

00:27:42.920 commons last week charging justin trudeau with attempting to erase canadian history and he's

00:27:48.560 right fathers of confederation are gone vimy ridge gone iconic canadian terry fox nowhere to be found

00:27:56.480 While Canadian media fret over these facts, essential elements of the picture are being kept from the purview of general society.

00:28:04.840 It comes in the form of conversion, a calculated transition of our nation into a condition no Canadian asked for or approved of.

00:28:15.020 Hang on.

00:28:16.060 The Cultural Action Party speak of the structure found in authoritarian states.

00:28:21.420 By way of Justin Trudeau, this has now arrived in Canada.

00:28:25.580 Karl Marx conceptualized these ideas in his 1867 publication Das Kapital, Ideological Foundation for Conversion to Communist Statehood.

00:28:35.960 In his classic book, 1984, George Orwell reminded us that who controls the past controls the future.

00:28:45.060 Also a corollary, those who erase the past pave the way for a future of their own design.

00:28:51.460 Justin Trudeau said these words seven years ago.

00:28:56.100 Canada is a country with no core identity.

00:29:01.780 And then he said something like,

00:29:03.060 Canada will be the world's first post-national state.

00:29:06.540 None of us knew what that meant at the time, but now we do, don't we?

00:29:10.940 We pick up on the plan.

00:29:12.960 For starters, Canada, as it's been known since its founding in 1867, is finished.

00:29:18.660 a core component in a process of decimation is an erasure of national symbols which form the

00:29:23.940 essence of canadiana prime minister justin trudeau famously described canada as a post-national and

00:29:30.120 pan-cultural country the symbols are now catching up with that description where culture and history

00:29:35.640 have disappeared in favor of the watery identity of a melting snowflake the imagery inside the new

00:29:43.600 Passport paints the picture. Parks, ducks, rainbows, and snowflakes are the new standard.

00:29:49.140 Generic imagery it is, as opposed to traditional symbols from Canadian history. Political activist

00:29:55.720 Marcus Garvey is famously quoted as stating the following, a people without knowledge of their

00:30:00.180 past history, origin, and culture is like a tree without roots. Given time, a tree without roots

00:30:07.560 will die. This is what Trudeau is doing to our country. With full intention, the liberals are

00:30:12.920 cutting out the roots of Canadian culture. Other elements of death and dying permeate the picture.

00:30:18.800 Death of free speech on the internet, Bill C-11, C-18. Death of freedom of the press,

00:30:24.740 they're being paid off. And ultimately, the death of democracy itself, the running down of Canadian 0.56

00:30:30.500 heritage and identity by Trudeau over the past eight years fits neatly into this political

00:30:35.960 package. If our history is infused with shame, our past genocidal and our heritage racist,

00:30:41.880 why would citizens value our historical symbols? Our liberal government has weakened pride in

00:30:47.460 country for the purpose of severing modern society from its historical identity. It's

00:30:52.700 classic communism, plain and simple, with a few progressive measures thrown in for good measure. 0.99

00:30:58.040 LGB transgenderism, one of the main aims of the Lenin period, communist revolution in the Soviet 0.95

00:31:03.520 Union, was to abolish the bourgeois family. The Bolsheviks advocated for the abolition of 0.75

00:31:09.660 differentiated gender roles. Hello, Justin Trudeau, obsessional advocate of LGP slash 0.75

00:31:16.460 transgender politics. The family unit perpetuates class inequality through the transfer of private

00:31:22.760 property through inheritance. Following the abolition of private property, the bourgeois

00:31:27.160 family will cease to exist. Hands up, those who say it's easier than ever for Canadians to afford

00:31:33.160 to buy a home racism marxist scholars adopted their revolutionary theory to the social

00:31:41.060 and racial unrest of the 1960s abandoning marx's dialectic of capitalists and workers

00:31:47.320 they substituted race for class and sought to create a revolutionary coalition of the dispossessed

00:31:53.240 based upon racial and ethnic categories even canada's woke liberal snowflake contingent

00:31:59.580 couldn't deny a contemporary truism the advent of justin trudeau as prime minister coincided

00:32:04.960 with the rise of racism to the top issue on canada's social totem pole not content with

00:32:11.300 the status quo trudeau trudeau began to endorse the concept of systemic racism thereby placing

00:32:17.960 the issue on steroids the outcome a tangible increase in social chaos elixir of communist

00:32:24.240 revolutionary thought. Exacerbation of race and gender conflict increases social division within

00:32:31.680 a society. This agenda, drawn from communist ideology, ensures that Canada's citizenship 0.96

00:32:37.260 remains fragmented, essential in a war on freedom and democracy. National symbolism. The Four Olds

00:32:44.960 was a term used during the Cultural Revolution in the People's Republic of China in reference to

00:32:51.280 the pre-communist elements of chinese culture they attempted to destroy the four olds were

00:32:56.720 old ideas old culture old customs and old habits remember how just as an aside remember how harper

00:33:04.880 was attacked when he started talking about old stock canadians in a debate a few years ago i

00:33:12.040 think it was in his final election where trudeau really hammered that on him and the media just

00:33:16.720 Went into a frenzy over... 0.57

00:33:18.220 What's old stock Canadians?

00:33:21.900 The new Canadian passport removes historical images

00:33:24.980 of the Fathers of Confederation,

00:33:26.760 the National Vimy Memorial,

00:33:28.680 and the completion of the Canadian Pacific Railway.

00:33:31.480 Classic communism in action?

00:33:33.480 Cultural Action Party goes all in on this concept.

00:33:37.560 CBC won't say it, Globe and Mail won't print it,

00:33:39.980 and Toronto Star won't speak of it.

00:33:41.500 Of course not. 0.89

00:33:42.900 Show the Canadian...

00:33:43.960 or sorry, Cultural Action Party and Authoritarian Society,

00:33:46.580 and we'll show you a country in which government controlled their media.

00:33:49.760 Is this not what Mr. Trudeau has accomplished

00:33:53.060 by transitioning control of the Canadian media to the CRTC via Bill C-11?

00:33:58.260 That would be online media.

00:34:00.360 They already controlled the actual media.

00:34:04.100 The signs are everywhere.

00:34:05.560 And actual media, I mean old school TV and radio.

00:34:10.600 The signs are everywhere.

00:34:12.300 The discussion is nowhere.

00:34:13.960 Quintessential signs of a nation's political transformation.

00:34:17.560 The Liberals explain away the passport transition.

00:34:20.300 It's all for the purpose of improving security features.

00:34:23.920 Bollocks to that.

00:34:25.240 It's subterfuge, plain and simple.

00:34:27.140 The passport redesign represents another incremental step towards Canada's conversion to an authoritarian state.

00:34:36.000 Bit by bit by bit.

00:34:39.000 And it's being noticed by other right-thinking politicians across the world, including a Dutch MEP who compares Trudeau freezing bank accounts to a social credit system.

00:34:51.660 I'm not going to get into that complete story.

00:34:55.680 More of this, too.

00:34:57.720 Get rid of the weak in your society.

00:35:00.920 That's another tenet of communism, totalitarian communism.

00:35:06.100 There is no other way to implement communism, by the way.

00:35:08.620 You have to make it a totalitarian regime

00:35:11.040 so people will follow along

00:35:12.440 because it's not human nature to do so.

00:35:16.740 Canadian academics write paper

00:35:18.460 arguing in favor of euthanasia for poor people.

00:35:25.940 Like, what is going on?

00:35:29.780 As support for assisted suicide in Canada climbs,

00:35:33.720 despite an excruciating series of stories

00:35:36.000 reporting that the poor and disabled

00:35:37.540 are opting for lethal injections out of pure desperation. 0.97

00:35:41.100 We're witnessing the emergence of a truly post-Christian culture.

00:35:45.520 As a headline in the UK magazine, The Spectator asked last year,

00:35:49.240 why is Canada euthanizing the poor?

00:35:52.700 The response from some bioethicists appears to be, well, why not?

00:35:59.660 In fact, a new paper by two bioethicists at the University of Toronto

00:36:04.060 makes the case that euthanizing the poor should be socially acceptable. Kayla Weeb, a PhD candidate

00:36:10.880 in philosophy and bioethicist Amy Mullen, a philosophy professor, wrote in the Journal of

00:36:16.540 Medical Ethics that to force people who are already in unjust social circumstances to have to wait

00:36:23.100 until those social circumstances improve or for the possibility of public charity but unreliably

00:36:28.720 occurs when particularly distressing cases become public is unacceptable. A harm reduction approach

00:36:35.680 acknowledges that the recommended solution is necessarily an imperfect one, a lesser evil

00:36:41.640 between two or more less than ideal options. In other words, live in misery or die. It's up to you.

00:36:52.600 The horror stories of Canadians seeking assisted suicide because they can't get the social

00:36:57.540 assistance they need are worst case scenarios, the bioethicists write. One way of responding to

00:37:02.920 these cases is, well, clearly then medical aid in dying should not be available to them,

00:37:08.140 Mullen said in an interview. We just don't think the fact that social conditions are contributing

00:37:12.940 to make their lives intolerable means they don't have the wherewithal to make that choice. People

00:37:17.720 can make their own determination about whether their lives are worth living, and we should respect

00:37:22.180 that. Wiebe and Mullen reject the idea that the circumstances driving Canadians to suicide are

00:37:30.220 coercive and that refusing to kill them upon request amounts to perpetuating their suffering,

00:37:35.560 hoping that this will ultimately lead to a better, more just world. In their view, the best harm

00:37:41.100 reduction approach would mean that the least harmful way forward is to allow made to be

00:37:46.840 available in other words if you're poor with no hope of ever ever ever becoming middle class or

00:37:59.520 even lower middle class or low class or anything you're sick and tired of living in the street

00:38:05.760 you have no hope which by the way every single mission that i have ever supported and visited

00:38:15.080 is against they try to instill confidence and self-respect in these folks and sometimes it's

00:38:23.520 hard but they keep trying those missions the people that run them they would be horrified by

00:38:29.800 these words these two bioethicists are trying to undo their life's work go ahead you 29 year old

00:38:40.540 with no future in front of you,

00:38:42.840 take the lethal injection. 0.99

00:38:45.000 We'll pay for it. 0.80

00:38:46.520 You won't have to worry.

00:38:49.400 That's what they're advocating.

00:38:51.660 That's what Canada is becoming.

00:38:54.380 Instead of helping,

00:38:56.260 instead of trying to reach out to help, 1.00

00:38:59.100 now it's just, let's kill them. 1.00

00:39:03.300 BlogTO is a... 0.99

00:39:06.700 By the way, funded by the federal government of Canada,

00:39:09.220 to one of those little publications

00:39:11.620 that gets funds from the federal government.

00:39:14.840 Left-wing rag, right?

00:39:16.820 Straight out of the heart of liberal Toronto.

00:39:21.160 People are boycotting Canadian Tire

00:39:23.740 after anti-Trudeau parking lot party.

00:39:31.280 Calls for boycotts against Canadian Tire

00:39:33.580 have only increased following an unsanctioned

00:39:36.540 anti-Trudeau party that took place

00:39:38.400 on the grounds of one of their stores in the parking lots near Toronto. Flyers of the event

00:39:43.880 began to circulate on social media last week. I'm going to say a bad word in just a second

00:39:48.000 and promoted a fuck Trudeau party scheduled to take place at a Canadian Tire parking lot 0.98

00:39:53.080 in Oakville. Now here's a tweet from somebody called Becky, Vicky Campbell, who says my husband 0.97

00:39:58.800 and I shop Canadian Tire a lot just last night. In fact, if this un-Canadian horse keeps up, 0.92

00:40:05.040 i will not be any longer neither will my husband that's a promise a comment regarding this would

00:40:10.420 be appreciated canadian tire hey canadian tire are you okay with your parking lock being used

00:40:17.060 for this party did you approve this logo that's classic so i think they may have gotten a half a

00:40:30.760 dozen a half a dozen people to protest and this Carmen Syed who's one of the writers of blog to

00:40:38.660 who I kind of like but I don't like it seems as though she's a lefty and she's not part of the

00:40:46.140 marching order zombie lefties right like I'll do what you say what's the next thing I should talk 0.72

00:40:51.680 about oh glorifying fat people and making trans activists the special thing in the world she's 0.98

00:40:58.300 not like that she seems to have a free mind but sadly her free mind is locked in hardcore marxist

00:41:04.740 ideology but anyway uh this is a photo from the f trudeau party in the canadian tire parking lot

00:41:13.540 in oakville one two three four i'm gonna say about eight people showed up with their flags

00:41:18.140 and they call it a political uprising in suburbia but my friends this is my point

00:41:23.740 there are so many of these rinky dink left-wing organizations out there uh that have pages like

00:41:32.980 that that do actually get some readership they need to be stomped out and i really hate saying

00:41:39.660 that because i enjoy debate i love debate if you throw somebody who had a marxist ideology on this

00:41:45.980 show and i've been trying to get people like that but they never want to come on they won't come on

00:41:51.060 they can't argue their beliefs that's why they won't come on but these people they don't want

00:41:56.020 to have it right somebody called me a one-sided uh news journalist the other day and i said okay

00:42:05.660 you know what i may actually be one-sided because i can't stand marxists and i will not ever give

00:42:13.300 out any news that makes them look good actually that's wrong that's wrong i have in the past 0.87

00:42:19.800 said you know what that was a good decision by this marxist because it made sense as long as it

00:42:26.300 makes sense but sadly none of their decisions or policies ever really do it's very few and far

00:42:35.300 between times where i can go you know you know justin trudeau that wasn't bad that was a good

00:42:40.680 decision anyway this is one of the lawyers who's been with the national uh citizens inquiry since

00:42:53.240 the beginning he is a constitutional lawyer his name is sean buckley and he's gonna give us nine

00:42:58.880 minutes on the political decision to approve the covet vaccines it was not a health decision guys

00:43:06.200 this is a fantastic nine minutes and 42 seconds let's watch wanted to have another lawyer who

00:43:11.980 was a drug approval expert come and but there are a few between and none of them have actually

00:43:18.680 looked into the interim order that we had contacted so here i am as the only one i know

00:43:24.140 of in canada that's looked at this issue but it's so pressing that we felt the need

00:43:28.440 to put this evidence in front of the commissioners and the public but have those caveats in place

00:43:34.620 So to my background, I was called to the Bar of British Columbia in February of 1995 and have been a member in good standing ever since.

00:43:44.880 Very early on, so probably starting about 1995, I started to have clients dealing with Food and Drug Act matters.

00:43:55.120 Now, one thing that people need to understand, you cannot get to the risk-benefit analysis unless you've established the safety profile, unless you've established whether it works.

00:44:09.080 Like, if you haven't gotten there, you can't do a risk-benefit analysis and pretending that you can as a fraud.

00:44:16.380 The Trudeau government made a political decision that they wanted all of Canadians to become vaccinated.

00:44:23.280 and and and i say this with and i'm going to use this intermortar as an example but

00:44:29.920 i mean we live through mandates so we had the federal government tell us that we couldn't fly

00:44:37.060 or go on a train unless we had a vaccine they told us that we could not be federal civil servants or

00:44:42.940 contractors for the federal government unless we took the vaccine they used fiscal and other means

00:44:49.340 to encourage provinces to follow suit and to encourage private industry to follow suit.

00:44:56.760 And we've had public health officers, both provincially and federally,

00:45:00.240 say the mandates were in place to encourage people to get vaccinated.

00:45:04.400 So we know there's a political decision to try and get every Canadian vaccinated.

00:45:10.780 Well, we have a problem with our regular drug test,

00:45:13.780 because if we're going to apply the regular drug test to the COVID vaccines,

00:45:18.240 they have to be able to pass that test and um but if you're making a political decision then you

00:45:25.960 you've you've got to come up with another test so on september 16th 2021 an interim order was made

00:45:33.380 now our food and drug act section 31 decimal one has a provision that allows the minister of health

00:45:40.300 in certain conditions to exempt a drug or a class of drugs from the application of parts of the act

00:45:48.880 and regulations and so the minister of health made an interim order under section 31 sub 1 of the food

00:45:55.820 and drug act basically setting out that covid19 drugs which you know includes the vaccines don't

00:46:05.440 have to go through the regular drug approval process, and it actually then created a different

00:46:11.160 process, so a different set of laws that applied only to COVID-19 drugs. Every time Health Canada

00:46:18.120 approves a vaccine, they create a web page for it where they put the information about the approval

00:46:24.740 and other information. And I've just taken the French and English first page of the Pfizer vaccine

00:46:31.520 to use as an example. And I've highlighted the first sentence. Now, I can tell you, I mean,

00:46:37.500 I took these screenshots maybe last week. The date will be on the bottom of there. So it's this

00:46:44.040 month. But if you had looked last month or a year ago or two years ago, as long as the Pfizer page

00:46:51.300 has been up, it starts with the same sentence. And that sentence is, all COVID-19 vaccines

00:46:59.680 authorized in Canada are proven safe, effective, and of high quality, and that the bold is Health

00:47:07.200 Canada's bold. I put the highlighting on, but they've put this in bold. Now, I've already told

00:47:13.940 you that these vaccines are proved under a test where you don't prove safety and you don't prove

00:47:20.040 efficacy, so you might wonder why that language is there, but that language is political messaging,

00:47:27.660 And it's essential political messaging, because if you made the political decision that you are going to have try and get every Canadian possible vaccinated, you have to have political messaging that supports the decision.

00:47:41.500 And this is the minimal political messaging that will support Canadians getting vaccinated.

00:47:47.420 Could you imagine if Health Canada communicated the truth that, well, the vaccines are unsafe?

00:47:55.980 Or what if they said, we don't know if the vaccines are safe?

00:47:59.400 That is not messaging that is consistent with getting your population to take the vaccine.

00:48:05.460 What if the messaging had been, well, the vaccine isn't effective?

00:48:09.260 Or we don't know that the vaccine is effective.

00:48:13.060 That's not messaging that is consistent with the political decisions.

00:48:17.420 to have people vaccinated. So a lot of us have been confused in the drug approval world

00:48:24.700 with messaging like this. And it's just simply a failure to realize that this is political

00:48:31.320 messaging that is absolutely necessary. It's essential for the political goal, which was to

00:48:38.260 have us vaccinated. There's maybe a couple of other points I can make before we go on to the

00:48:43.480 actual text of the legislation. So I've said, listen, you've got to prove something's safe.

00:48:48.040 You've got to prove it's effective. And you have to prove the benefits outweigh

00:48:51.540 the risks. But where I could strengthen this is

00:48:55.500 I've put in here the words objective. So you've got to

00:48:58.720 objectively be proven to be safe. And we'll go

00:49:03.500 into the legislation where this is very clear. And they've got to be

00:49:06.840 objectively, there's got to be objective evidence that they work.

00:49:10.420 and I think I've already explained, you know, the cost benefit.

00:49:17.580 You cannot, you just simply can't do that analysis unless you've proved safety,

00:49:22.220 unless the risk profile is known, unless the benefits profile is known.

00:49:26.400 So this is the test.

00:49:27.980 So we just have the French test.

00:49:30.120 This is straight out of the drug regulations, the French test on the left

00:49:34.000 and the English test on the right.

00:49:36.260 so c.08.002 sub 2 a new drug submission shall contain sufficient information and material to

00:49:45.980 enable the minister and i this is this is the important part to assess the safety and effectiveness

00:49:53.220 of the new drug including the following and then there's a long list you know right down to

00:49:58.400 ingredients and brand name and things like this now i'm going to get to i've reproduced g and h

00:50:03.400 which are two parts but that red part is really the the important part you have to understand

00:50:09.260 that in the regular drug approval process you've got to do all these things but they are to help

00:50:16.020 the minister assess the safety and effectiveness of the drug that's what the minister's looking at

00:50:22.180 safety and effectiveness it's all everything you do in the new drug approval process

00:50:28.140 is to give the minister sufficient information

00:50:31.140 to enable the minister to assess safety and efficacy.

00:50:37.400 And I put ellipses there because, like I say,

00:50:39.600 there's ABC, you know, a whole list of things.

00:50:42.060 But when we get to G, remember the word detailed reports.

00:50:46.420 So this is our regular process.

00:50:48.180 Detailed reports of the tests made to establish the safety of the new drug.

00:50:52.500 So in the regular process to enable the minister to assess safety and efficacy,

00:50:56.540 which is what it's all about,

00:50:58.140 You've got to have detailed reports about safety and H, substantial evidence of the clinical effectiveness of the drug.

00:51:08.080 So, or effectiveness, I'm sorry.

00:51:09.800 So, substantial evidence.

00:51:11.960 And this is, again, to help the minister assess safety and efficacy.

00:51:15.300 The point I'm trying to make is, is in the regular test, it's all about safety, it's all about efficacy, and it's robust evidence.

00:51:24.260 We're talking detailed reports, substantial evidence.

00:51:28.240 So I've told you, okay, but wait a second.

00:51:31.740 This doesn't apply to COVID-19 vaccines.

00:51:35.680 We have a new test.

00:51:36.660 I'm just going to jump it.

00:51:38.140 So back, remember we see this C.08.002.

00:51:41.660 I'm jumping up two slides, and I've just moved it to the bottom left, okay?

00:51:48.120 So bottom left, that's what we just looked at.

00:51:50.880 And if we move to the bottom right, we are now looking at the interim order and what it's supposed to focus on.

00:52:02.920 And I put in red what's important here.

00:52:06.200 So on the left, our regular drug approval test, it's all about sufficient evidence and information and materials to enable the minister to assess the safety and effectiveness of the new drug.

00:52:17.600 under the interim order

00:52:20.900 contains sufficient information and material

00:52:25.200 to enable the minister to determine whether to issue an authorization.

00:52:30.480 Do you see the word safety or efficacy there?

00:52:32.860 So safety and efficacy is the focus under the regular test.

00:52:36.640 But for COVID-19 drugs under this interim order,

00:52:39.900 the focus is just can we enable the minister

00:52:43.220 to issue the authorization?

00:52:47.600 the national citizens inquiry hits ottawa this week they're going to be doing hearings

00:52:53.800 wednesday thursday and friday and you can go to their website for more information for anybody

00:52:59.760 watching in the ottawa area i urge you to get out there at least for one day of testimony it is

00:53:06.360 quite powerful and impactful and the other reason for going to an event like this you know meeting

00:53:12.720 the commissioners is cool i mean they're all very very good people but meeting like-minded people

00:53:17.700 i haven't mentioned this in a while but i still think and it's because you know i'm assuming by

00:53:23.560 now that you've found your tribe you've found the people that you can hang out with and you can talk

00:53:27.920 to about all the nutsy crap that's going on in this clown world we live in right now but that

00:53:32.960 may not be the case for many people so if you haven't found those people at least not in person

00:53:41.340 you find them here every night every weeknight at eight o'clock right but if you haven't found

00:53:45.840 those purple people in purples in person go to the national excuse me citizens inquiry and meet

00:53:53.620 some of them just talk to people you know they don't have to be witnesses or anything just be

00:53:59.500 their watch but those people you can bet are people who are like-minded like us so it couldn't hurt to

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00:54:35.280 weekend and i was blown away by this well not really i'm being sarcastic can you tell i'm being

00:54:41.500 sarcastic the bank of canada wants your input on a digital currency which is something we brought

00:54:46.420 up on the show last week and i certainly hope that you have given them yours it keeps popping

00:54:51.940 up on facebook every 15 seconds because they're paying for an ad for it to be on there so when

00:54:57.540 you see it fly by click on it click on it and then go to the website and give them your two cents

00:55:03.580 not that it's going to matter i don't think because they're going to be bringing this out

00:55:07.020 and they're saying that it's all going to be voluntary don't worry about it we'll get to the

00:55:11.180 story here the bank of canada is wading into the fraud and controversial world of digital currencies

00:55:15.780 launching public consultations this week into how canadians might use a digital dollar we've been

00:55:22.420 researching a digital dollar for quite a while now said carolyn rogers the senior deputy governor of

00:55:28.040 the central bank. And we're at a point where we need help from Canadians. We need to understand

00:55:33.460 what Canadians want. And yet the bank maintains there is neither a need nor a plan to launch a

00:55:40.040 digital loonie. So why bother with the public consultations at all? Roger says more transactions

00:55:48.520 are being done digitally. Only about 20% of retail transactions are done in cash. And she says there's

00:55:55.660 been a surge in interest in various digital currencies. When most people think of a digital

00:56:00.380 dollar, they first think of crypto, Bitcoin, or Ethereum. What the bank is looking at is not

00:56:06.040 quite crypto, but it's not quite what we generally think of as cash either. The bottom line is a

00:56:12.060 digital dollar that's backed by the Bank of Canada, Rogers told CBC News, and there is Rogers right

00:56:18.340 there. Such a so-called central bank digital currency have gained traction around the world

00:56:25.260 dozens of central banks are researching or launching public consultations in a statement

00:56:29.800 when its public consultations began the bank of canada reiterated that any decision to create a

00:56:36.260 digital currency hang on just a second i gotta find my pointer any decision to create a digital

00:56:42.280 currency would be made by politicians not central bankers at this time a digital canadian dollar is

00:56:48.340 not needed and any decision to issue one rests with parliament and the government of canada

00:56:52.880 wrote the bank in a statement but if parliament decided it wants a digital currency the bank

00:56:58.340 would be responsible for issuing one in that case rogers says policymakers should make sure

00:57:03.400 a safe and reliable currency is made available so basically it's up to the politicians she's

00:57:09.680 saying here we need to have one ready in case trudeau wants to launch one tomorrow that's

00:57:13.840 pretty much it if canadian so of course public consultations this is all window dressing you

00:57:20.080 guys that means nothing whenever they say public consultations they're not listening they're just

00:57:25.040 going through the motions something they have to do if canadians wanted a digital form of currency

00:57:30.160 and they didn't have one available from the bank of canada they might start to use some of those

00:57:34.680 private ones like bitcoin those currencies sometimes face wild fluctuations fluctuations

00:57:40.240 among other complications so in other words she's saying we might stick you with nothing if

00:57:47.120 if you want to use a digital, we wouldn't have one for you. Oh, that's bad. So we want to make

00:57:54.420 sure they have an alternative that is as secure as the cash in their wallet, but digital. So what

00:57:59.380 she's saying is we have no plans to do it on the one hand, but then she says just a couple of

00:58:04.380 paragraphs now. So we want to make sure that you have an alternative digital currency that is as

00:58:09.380 secure as the cash in your wallet, but digital. What? Didn't you say that there's no plans?

00:58:17.660 The announcement is being met with a certain level of skepticism.

00:58:21.500 Some critics say central bank digital currencies are a way for big government to have yet more control over the financial lives of citizens.

00:58:28.060 Hello, frozen bank accounts.

00:58:30.380 Others say they simply don't see a need.

00:58:33.060 It seems like this is a solution looking in vain for a problem, said Carl Scamata, the chief marketing strategist at the financial payments company Corpay.

00:58:41.160 His company's entire business model revolves around finding ways for businesses to pay for purchases in as quick and efficient a manner as possible.

00:58:49.360 And yet Scamata doesn't see a role for a digital loonie.

00:58:52.620 Canada, we already have near instant payments between people within the country.

00:58:57.800 We have a very, very small unbanked population.

00:59:00.760 What benefits would central bank digital currencies offer in terms of reducing payment system frictions?

00:59:06.600 He asks.

00:59:07.560 the entire idea has become something of a touchstone for conservative politicians

00:59:12.400 who say they're worried about government overreach peer polyev has spoken out in favor

00:59:18.480 of cryptocurrencies as a way to opt out of inflation and he got a roaring ovation when

00:59:24.180 he railed against the very idea of central bank-backed digital currency recently in

00:59:29.580 woodstock as long as i'm prime minister there will be no digital id forced on people no central bank

00:59:38.020 digital currency huge cheers he got so there's that you know i don't think we're gonna have

00:59:44.780 time to go through everything i've got tonight but you know what guys why not i mean why not

00:59:51.480 if you want to stay up with me here and everybody else in the chat stick around yeah we're gonna

00:59:55.800 stay because this is a story almost an hour into the show i haven't even gotten to yet the durham

01:00:02.340 report was finally released today in the united states and guess what it concluded the fbi should

01:00:10.540 never have launched a full trump russia probe that's on cnn

01:00:15.180 the cnn actually unbelievable after the humiliation that trump gave them last week

01:00:28.580 i don't think the tables are turning i what i'm thinking is that cnn new management there is

01:00:35.280 trying to make them more of a down the middle news source just tell us the news and let people

01:00:41.200 figure it out for themselves we'll go to the new york post for this story though trump russia

01:00:45.640 collusion probe was seriously flawed no basis in evidence when opened durham fbi investigation of

01:00:53.360 former president donald trump's alleged collusion with russia in 2016 was seriously flawed had no

01:00:58.300 basis in evidence special counsel john durham said in a report released today durham concluded his

01:01:05.280 four years four years four years did he have a stroke somewhere in the middle of this

01:01:14.240 like what takes four years what one project four years four year review with a scathing

01:01:27.340 indictment of official bias in the probe which fueled pulitzer prize-winning coverage of trump's

01:01:32.280 theorized conspiracy with the kremlin to win the white house it's the office's assessment the fbi

01:01:38.540 discounted or willfully ignored material information that did not support the narrative

01:01:43.900 of a collusion relationship between trump and russia durham wrote similarly the fbi inspection

01:01:51.040 division report says the investigators repeatedly ignored or explained away evidence contrary

01:01:56.800 to the theory the trump campaign had conspired with russia it appeared there was a pattern of

01:02:04.220 assuming nefarious intent an objective and honest assessment of these strands of information should

01:02:11.560 have caused the fbi to question not only the predication for the investigation but also to

01:02:17.440 reflect on whether the fbi was being manipulated for political and other purposes unfortunately

01:02:22.780 it did not and that is what twitter was going crazy about today my friend here's something else

01:02:31.300 from the american political realm rfk jr who has thrown his hat in the ring to run for president

01:02:38.980 as a democrat in 2024 and you know i said on twitter the other day that if i were an american

01:02:44.480 i would really consider voting for this guy i like his stance on almost everything except for climate

01:02:50.520 change somehow a guy who's been able to see through everything you know the vaccines and

01:03:01.180 you know he announced i think with russell brand last week you know who shot his uncle

01:03:06.640 in november of 1963 his his theory of it anyway and he was very close to the situation obviously

01:03:13.860 he was a teenager when it happened so he noticed the things that were going on around including

01:03:17.800 what his father was doing rfk anyway rfk jr vows to end pharma ads on tv a stroke of the pen from

01:03:27.320 the president could make it happen what the president can do by executive order with one

01:03:32.560 stroke of the pen he can force the fda to promulgate regulations to remove it pharma

01:03:37.680 ads on tv we spend 4.3 trillion per year and we have the worst health care outcomes in the top

01:03:46.760 79 nations and by the way pharmaceutical products drugs are now the third leading cause of death in

01:03:53.060 this country so they're not making us healthy he said we need to go back to the way it was prior

01:03:57.560 to 1997 when you didn't have those ads on tv all the time uh may cause nausea vomiting gas death

01:04:05.680 brittle bones headaches uh hair follicles falling out yeah you see those those side effects they

01:04:14.920 always give at the end of those commercials and by the way they're allowed in canada you know if

01:04:18.760 the crtc wants to do something constructive get rid of those american pharmaceutical ads that come

01:04:23.880 on tv every night it's not good for the american people or the canadians i'm going to get rid of

01:04:28.680 it that's what uh rfk has pledged as a presidential candidate let's see what have i got here oh this

01:04:35.460 is uh larry fink from blackrock this is one of the guys i believe is at the top of this globalist

01:04:40.840 food chain although i can't be sure but here he is talking about the esg narrative and how personal

01:04:49.560 it's become to him remember esg environmental social governance right so this is big corporations

01:04:57.560 investing in things through blackrock and state street and other huge huge huge hedge funds

01:05:05.080 based upon environment and social causes

01:05:09.180 and not what's going to make the most money

01:05:11.260 for their clients,

01:05:12.820 which is breaking their fiduciary responsibilities. 0.93

01:05:15.360 Anyway, here's the Fink.

01:05:17.480 Political backlash.

01:05:18.720 Thank you.

01:05:19.760 ESG investing had on you and BlackRock.

01:05:23.940 Other than being dehydrated.

01:05:29.100 Actually, if you just reflect

01:05:32.160 on BlackRock's flows last year,

01:05:34.680 The backlash is publicly lost about $4 billion of flows from various states.

01:05:44.240 But in long-term flows last year, we were awarded $400 billion just last year.

01:05:54.240 In the United States, our clients entrusted us with an additional $230 billion.

01:06:00.240 So you tell me, $4 billion out and $230 billion in the U.S.

01:06:05.080 On the other hand, let me be clear.

01:06:07.900 I'm taking this very seriously.

01:06:10.040 We are trying to address the misconceptions.

01:06:14.500 It is hard because it's not business anymore.

01:06:19.320 They're doing it in a personal way.

01:06:20.820 And in the first time in my professional career,

01:06:25.620 attacks are now personal.

01:06:27.940 They're trying to demonize issues.

01:06:32.920 In terms of all, you know, we're sitting here in Europe.

01:06:36.460 If you do not have a lens towards decarbonization, you're not going to win one euro of business.

01:06:44.700 And so we talk about choice.

01:06:48.220 you know we are one of the largest hydrocarbon if not the largest hydrocarbon

01:06:54.060 investor in the world because we're the largest indexer and we work with all these different

01:06:59.880 companies at the same time we're one of the fastest growing companies related to decarbonization

01:07:04.500 and let's be clear the ira in the united states is a game changer too and we're seeing more and

01:07:09.580 more companies who we're looking to partner and doing things and in our conversations in europe

01:07:14.580 We're hearing all the Europeans are looking to have a similar response.

01:07:18.680 So let's be clear.

01:07:20.220 The narrative is ugly.

01:07:21.920 The narrative is creating this huge polarization.

01:07:26.460 If you really read the seal letters that I've written in the past,

01:07:30.920 I talk about a transition has to always be fair and just.

01:07:37.220 Have it taken a personal toll on you?

01:07:39.320 Are you promoting it?

01:07:40.400 Who cares?

01:07:41.120 It's hard to lose much more hair.

01:07:44.580 But no, it's not enjoyable, you know, seeing trucks with a picture of me standing next to some other people that are DMI, DFI.

01:07:55.400 So it's not – look, when I meet our clients, when I meet our clients in Europe, our clients in the Middle East, in Asia, when I meet our clients in –

01:08:09.280 Okay, never mind.

01:08:09.820 Yeah, you know what? He's already said what I wanted him to say, and that is that if you don't go for decarbonization, you are not going to get one euro of investment.

01:08:21.260 Basically, my friends, BlackRock, Vanguard, State Street, they don't need any governments pushing this crap down our throats.

01:08:31.820 They can do it themselves because of the dollars that they control.

01:08:36.300 And if you're a startup company and you want to get a loan from a bank, banks controlled by the central banks, controlled by the World Bank, controlled by these big, huge investment firms.

01:08:53.900 Larry Fink is one of the leading globalists on the planet.

01:08:59.300 i haven't figured out everything yet and i'm going to have to get wayne peters on the show

01:09:06.760 from what's up canada because i want to throw this around with him and that is i i don't know

01:09:13.500 how china and the globalists are working together i do know they are to some extent but i don't know

01:09:19.100 exactly how they're doing it or if they're doing it happily they might be grudgingly doing it i

01:09:24.920 don't know but i do believe that that is what's going on right now china's the model klaus schwab

01:09:29.420 said it himself i made that post over the weekend on facebook you can go down scroll down when you're

01:09:34.660 done with the show tonight go and read that article goes back to october of last year i've

01:09:40.500 got something from the world economic forum coming up this is the plan my friends for the city of

01:09:45.160 winnipeg and their 15 minute cities i haven't had 162 pages so i haven't been able to get through

01:09:51.260 this entire thing just yet it only came to my attention this morning i know there's a group

01:09:54.980 of people in the city who are forming a larger group a committee to try and make people aware

01:10:01.920 of what's coming instead of 15 minute cities because they're trying to hide it they don't

01:10:06.920 want the controversy they don't want the protests they don't want the people getting upset they're

01:10:11.160 going to try and jam this thing down our throats by calling it complete community so here's what

01:10:15.520 i'm going to do if you have the time i would like it oh no no not paste like

01:10:21.740 if you have the time i would like it if you guys could

01:10:26.640 go through this thing in a cursory way for me and give me your analysis on this if if there's

01:10:37.260 any mention of shutting down main streets thoroughfares there's any mention of increased

01:10:42.980 surveillance if there's any mention of anything like the 15-minute city plan that we've come to

01:10:49.660 know and hate please let me know i'm putting the link in both the facebook comments and the rumble

01:10:55.060 comments and they will be on twitter as well um and i believe every city in the country is going

01:11:01.860 to be doing it i'm surprised that winnipeg is because winnipeg is just usually so far behind

01:11:06.100 the curve of what everybody else is doing but not in this case and that leads me to think twice too

01:11:12.640 like okay wait a minute if winnipeg the city of winnipeg is actually trying to do something

01:11:18.140 modern there's something going on because like i said winnipeg is always 10 to 15 years behind

01:11:26.400 cities like calgary and edmonton this is from the world economic forum these outdated mindsets

01:11:33.280 and regulations are holding back urban mobility say experts what outdated mindsets are you talking

01:11:39.320 about exactly shared mobility such as ride sharing services and e-scooters could be key

01:11:44.960 tools in the pursuit of net zero emissions in our cities but outdated or regressive attitudes and

01:11:51.820 approaches towards the urban mobility sector too often restrict its growth and can even endanger

01:11:56.700 the safety and hold back decarbonization three industry experts shared with the forum the

01:12:01.900 changes that would bolster the mobility sector in cities everywhere now already cities like

01:12:06.660 vancouver victoria they're enacting some of these things i haven't seen it yet in winnipeg it may

01:12:12.720 be in calgary but remember too that canada is a winter country so e-scooters really wouldn't mean

01:12:20.120 too much except for maybe four or five months of the year in cities like that toronto too for that

01:12:24.120 matter it's too cold it's too snowy you can't get around on an e-scooter in vancouver possibly

01:12:30.420 Victoria, maybe. More than half of the global population, 4.4 billion, live in cities, but by 2050, that figure is expected to nearly double.

01:12:40.120 What? Are they expecting people to move out of rural communities or just rural lands on their own, or are they planning something else?

01:12:51.620 This growth makes cities a key staging area for the global fight against climate change as cities account for 70% of global CO2 emissions.

01:13:00.420 What about the cows, man?

01:13:03.700 I thought they were a problem.

01:13:09.460 These emissions, in part, are fed by cars.

01:13:12.120 And while the boom in shared mobility options, ride sharing, ride hailing, rental e-scooters and e-bikes can help slash these emissions,

01:13:18.660 in some cases, outdated regulations are holding back the evolution of new types of climate-friendly transit.

01:13:25.400 They want your car.

01:13:27.660 they want to take your cars you have heard i'm sure by now that the government of canada

01:13:37.080 and all these provincial governments too are enacting new legislations to get rid of any

01:13:44.100 fuel burning vehicles by 2035 gone if you're going to be driving a car of any kind by that year

01:13:53.340 it's going to be electric and they want to stop new sales of fossil fuel cars by 2030 depending

01:14:02.620 on what area of the country you live in you know i was thinking about this the other day too

01:14:09.400 brits are dying by the thousands by the way and then they don't know why it's that same old thing

01:14:15.140 that was going on in alberta not so long ago number one leading cause of death in alberta

01:14:19.540 we don't know and yet it's number one people are just dropping dead why i don't know well

01:14:26.800 same thing in britain they're dying by the tens of thousands we don't we don't know why

01:14:30.240 from may of december to 2022 excluding covid as a cause people are dropping dead why i don't know

01:14:37.340 i don't know i think it might be the isolation mate

01:14:42.600 increased drug use is a problem yeah oh yeah i was thinking the other day you know i was out for

01:14:51.860 one of my walks and i know there's a lot of you guys that that like when i do the walk and talk

01:14:58.040 and i haven't done one in quite some time it's because the microphone on this phone is screwed

01:15:02.100 up so i'm going to have to get something new um very soon but anyway i saw so many big

01:15:11.260 f-250 f-350 out there right like big huge half-ton trucks and the guys

01:15:18.220 now what are their reactions going to be i wonder when the government says i'm sorry but

01:15:29.520 you're going to have to get rid of that car and replace it with

01:15:34.520 an electric version of it and they're trying to sell now they're starting to try and sell these

01:15:42.800 new electric uh half tons as just as powerful as the diesel counter counterparts

01:15:48.880 like good luck with that you you may actually have seen one of these commercials already

01:15:57.100 for that very thing okay guys i'm going to try and wrap it up very soon okay so this is the

01:16:03.100 gender-bending part of the show where we go into the trans community and this you know this is a

01:16:09.300 very brave young woman here riley gains and i like what she's saying this is something i've been

01:16:15.740 saying for a while now uh this comes from vn express 247.net don't run don't swim riley gains

01:16:24.500 is urging female athletes to boycott competing against the trans

01:16:29.080 former ncaa swimmer she was mobbed uh just about a month ago maybe a month and a half ago uh well

01:16:37.740 she was giving a speech at a university in the united states and she's going to be suing

01:16:41.700 the university in question but she told fox news that athletes should refuse to compete against

01:16:47.440 transgender girls if they want sports to be fair and only for real females we have to have girls

01:16:55.200 who don't run or swim when the whistle blows.

01:16:57.960 Gaines, who swam for the University of Kentucky, said,

01:17:00.640 they stand up on the block and don't go.

01:17:03.920 So it's not just a matter of not participating.

01:17:06.540 It's a matter of going, getting ready,

01:17:09.000 preparing yourself for the race,

01:17:10.340 and then when the whistle blows, you just go, nope,

01:17:12.460 and you put your hands on your hips.

01:17:13.900 That would be an awesome display.

01:17:16.740 And then the Leah Thomases of the world,

01:17:18.460 they could go out there and swim their hearts content.

01:17:22.280 These men winning women's awards.

01:17:25.200 but it would send a very, very powerful message. She also said it's not fair to ask women to make 0.88

01:17:34.060 that sacrifice since these are their sports and they should be able to play. They shouldn't have

01:17:39.340 to give anything up to get changes. Since she tied for fifth place with Leah Thomas, a transgender

01:17:46.660 swimmer from the University of Pennsylvania in the 200-meter NCAA title last year, Gaines has

01:17:52.580 said that only real women should be allowed to play women's sports gain said that more players

01:17:57.480 will lose their titles before enough people stand up and ask for change that's brave man and here's

01:18:04.120 something else matt walsh of the daily wire this is a six minute piece you guys and it's absolutely

01:18:11.380 mind-blowing where he's at a lecture and one of these trans people a trans medical worker i think

01:18:19.460 stands up and starts giving them, asking questions, but smugly. And watch what Matt 0.62

01:18:27.120 says back. It's really good. I just love watching Ben Shapiro and Matt Walsh just really speak

01:18:33.420 common sense. And watch this short clip of Matt Walsh putting this person in their place

01:18:38.260 just with common sense and science. How would you define a woman? Because you've asked other

01:18:46.300 people up here to define

01:18:49.080 how we would define a woman?

01:18:50.880 How would you define a woman, Mr. Walsh?

01:18:53.620 An adult human female. 0.87

01:19:04.360 And how don't trans people,

01:19:06.960 how doesn't a transgender woman fit that definition? 0.76

01:19:09.600 Female. 1.00

01:19:10.860 Because they're not 1.00

01:19:11.920 female. 1.00

01:19:14.360 They have

01:19:15.300 you said that you are a biological male correct i said i'm transgender um i might be intersex

01:19:23.380 for all we know about almost as many people in the world are transgender as intersex and well

01:19:30.640 a lot of people don't know well but that's a different conversation intersex that's a genetic

01:19:35.040 anomaly that's a medical condition so that's a completely different conversation that's also

01:19:39.140 not a that's not a third gender that's just a that's a genetic anomaly that occurs within

01:19:43.240 the sex binary of male and female. So what you're saying is that a quote-unquote trans woman is a

01:19:53.160 female? By the definitions I'm familiar with, yes. So how would you define female?

01:20:02.140 Through my training in healthcare, there are several different categories for how we define

01:20:11.760 sex. People bring up chromosomes. People also bring up hormone levels. People bring up all

01:20:17.860 sorts of other categories. Lots of people don't fit neatly into a gender binary, even people we

01:20:23.300 don't consider to be intersex. It's a complicated spectrum. It's not complicated, but you also

01:20:31.440 didn't define. So what is a woman? What is a female? What do these words mean?

01:20:36.400 it's complicated and i know you're not going to like that answer but that's because there are no

01:20:42.300 simple answers in human biology you guys just let me finish you guys like to bring up high school

01:20:51.060 level biology classes a lot i get that a lot but people who go on to more complicated biology

01:20:56.280 classes will talk about sex as a spectrum it's not it's not well biological researchers would

01:21:04.380 disagree with you. Well, they're full of the ones that would say that. There are male gametes and

01:21:17.940 female gametes. Oh, I had one last question. I just had one quick, can you come back for one

01:21:24.420 second? Because this is an important question. You said you're an EMT. Okay. If you're responding,

01:21:29.560 you're responding to a health emergency, biological male, somebody with a penis is 0.99

01:21:37.320 having a medical emergency. And they say to you, I think I'm having a miscarriage. 0.98

01:21:45.440 Would you check them to see if they're having a miscarriage? Would you consider that a possibility

01:21:49.560 for them?

01:21:59.560 No, but that's because some people don't have body parts.

01:22:05.520 It doesn't mean they're not a woman.

01:22:07.840 Okay.

01:22:10.140 Sounds like we've established there are some people who, in principle, can get pregnant, 0.67

01:22:14.700 and there are some people who can't.

01:22:18.540 So there's two categories, otherwise known as binary.

01:22:22.260 Lots of women can't get pregnant either. 1.00

01:22:24.880 Yeah, but they're still of the nature to get pregnant. 1.00

01:22:27.880 But they can't get pregnant. 1.00

01:22:29.560 Yes. But truth matters, right? It does. That's what I'm trying to explain to you. 0.96

01:22:34.940 Truth matters. And they can't get pregnant. That's the truth. So how are they still women? 1.00

01:22:40.120 Because they are. For this, for the same reason, for the for the same reason that I that I can

01:22:48.440 rightly say that human beings have two legs. And if a person is born with only one leg,

01:22:55.800 that doesn't call into question the statement that human beings have two legs, okay? A person

01:23:01.520 being born with one leg doesn't mean that now legs are on a spectrum, and we can't say anything

01:23:07.780 at all about how many legs a person has. Who knows? They could be a centipede. They could

01:23:12.060 have 100 legs. No, we know human beings have two legs. If a human is born without two legs,

01:23:18.740 something went wrong. They were supposed to have that second leg. Something went wrong.

01:23:23.200 If you meet a person on the street who only has one leg, maybe they had an accident.

01:23:27.460 Maybe they were in war.

01:23:28.660 Maybe they were in a car accident.

01:23:30.760 Maybe they had cancer.

01:23:31.600 A leg was cut off.

01:23:32.600 But you know that something went wrong because by their nature, they're supposed to have two legs. 1.00

01:23:37.480 Same thing for a woman. 1.00

01:23:38.480 A woman by her nature can get pregnant. 1.00

01:23:40.940 A man by his nature never can. 0.98

01:23:43.140 So if you meet a woman of childbearing age, say she's 28 years old, and she can't get pregnant, you know automatically that something has gone wrong. 0.94

01:23:50.980 And she can go to the doctor and find out what that thing is, even if they can't fix it. 0.82

01:23:55.060 So that proves that women by their nature can get pregnant, because the simple fact that she can't shows you that there is something wrong. 0.89

01:24:03.120 This is what is known as the exception that proves the rule. 0.79

01:24:05.500 Whereas if a male with a penis can't get pregnant, no doctor on Earth is going to run tests to see what's wrong with it, because they already know it's that he's a male. 0.88

01:24:14.320 And there's only male and female, those who get pregnant, those who can't. 0.92

01:24:16.760 okay all right all right right right i thought that was brilliant and i wanted you guys to see

01:24:29.780 it in case you hadn't seen that before i mean matt walsh is one of the greats i mean he just

01:24:33.980 makes so much sense there's a lot of people who say oh shadow he's arrogant he's not arrogant he's

01:24:38.500 you know what he he just believes in what he's saying and he's trying to be as polite as he

01:24:46.400 possibly can be to these people who are absolutely demented and delusional and misguided and it's

01:24:53.300 difficult you know I mean I understand that I get that myself sometimes it's difficult to be able to

01:25:00.460 speak politely to somebody like that over a course of time without actually losing your mind your

01:25:08.600 patience whatever and then of course you're feeling all that sympathy and that pity inside

01:25:15.100 for them going wow man like what happened to you that you wound up this way because you're not a

01:25:21.340 woman you think you are and you're not and now you're trying to get me and everybody else in

01:25:26.420 society to accept it and i've said this for such a long time now look at you can dress up as a woman 0.91

01:25:35.940 or a man whichever if you want to you can go for that mutilation surgery if you want to um 0.78

01:25:43.860 but in my mind that does not transform you into the opposite sex it can't 0.87

01:25:53.820 simply can't be done it can make you feel like you're more of a woman if you're a man or vice

01:26:06.420 versa i suppose but it's not going to make you one when you go through that gender affirming

01:26:17.260 surgery you're taking drugs you're on drugs for the rest of your life you know that that i am jazz

01:26:22.920 show that one that was i think it was on a and e for the longest time where a 13 year old 14 year

01:26:29.340 old boy named jazz he wasn't named jazz before he transitioned he transitioned into a girl called

01:26:35.420 jazz i think the show's been on for seven or eight years now he wants to detransition he's not happy

01:26:42.320 with his with his own body his own decisions now but he was too young to have made those decisions

01:26:47.780 and his mother i mean there's some clips you can find them on youtube if you want to guys just

01:26:55.400 look up jazz jennings jennings detransition and see for yourself it's heartbreaking his mother

01:27:01.380 says you will take these drugs you will give yourself lube this is the wound the open wound 0.99

01:27:07.980 that is supposed to be a vagina on boys that transition to girls and you're supposed to put 0.99

01:27:14.980 lube on this and take drugs for the rest of your life so that wound doesn't close 1.00

01:27:19.400 and that's what it is it's a wound

01:27:23.440 and i don't know how people can live with that kind of agony

01:27:33.260 for the rest of their lives

01:27:37.420 but it's going on and it's happening with very very young people these days you know i i was

01:27:45.040 walking through a 7-eleven today there's a sign up that said we don't sell cigarettes to those

01:27:50.620 who are 18 or sorry younger than 18 younger than this age 0.95

01:27:53.440 And I thought, oh, that's funny. So you don't sell those people cigarettes. But you will give them gender affirming, life altering, irreversible surgery when they're 12 without their parents consent. What kind of dicked up, screwed up clown world are we living in anyway?

01:28:14.660 okay so there's been a lot of discussion lately about chemtrails people and you know what a few 0.98

01:28:21.360 weeks ago i'll be completely honest man i saw five like in horizontal lines next to next to next to

01:28:27.760 next up in the sky and i couldn't believe it i went whoa that because i was in an area

01:28:33.100 where there's just not a lot of air traffic

01:28:36.780 and i went this is coordinated man this is coordinated all those planes are flying

01:28:44.520 side by side by side so here's a minute long video of a chemtrail pilot watch first let me

01:28:54.180 turn the volume up for goodness sakes i'm sure you can scream and shout out there's a little

01:28:57.420 x by the little speaker thing there all right here we go okay so i kind of want to expose some chemtrail

01:29:02.780 truth here uh as most of you know we're selling the plane so we're not getting paid out anymore

01:29:08.300 um this plane has been certified to use the chemtrail fluid dk 5812 and so it holds 50

01:29:20.620 gallons in each tank here and then the fuel goes in this one and then right in the exhaust is right

01:29:29.020 up here there's a injector that sprays the fluid when you turn on the switch and the switch it

01:29:37.580 won't spray fluid unless the engines running because it's like real toxic

01:29:40.460 chemicals so it needs to make sure like you're in the air we get paid about ten

01:29:49.040 dollars a gallon to spray the stuff and this has a government issued retrofit

01:29:54.240 kit and you can see down here they installed this switch as you can see it

01:30:03.400 says chemtrails you just turn it on and then you just collect money that's how it works

01:30:07.960 it's real okay so unless that's an elaborate hoax that was set up a movie set or something

01:30:16.700 somebody's pranking us punking us i don't think it is but these pilots this this is the problem

01:30:23.940 there's too many people are y'all take the money sure give me the money how much five grand yeah

01:30:28.320 i'll do it sure what half hours work yeah whatever i don't care if i'm killing the world if i'm

01:30:33.660 poisoning the vegetables plants atmosphere i don't even know what i'm doing with this stuff

01:30:41.820 i don't even know what this stuff is or what it's going to do i'll take the money not enough people

01:30:46.360 asking questions and only looking out for themselves yes we know like i'm seeing the

01:30:53.720 the comments come in of course they're real yes we know they're real but you cannot get people to

01:31:00.460 believe it unless you show them videos like that you know it's interesting michael one of our

01:31:05.420 viewers and michael is a guy who sends me information all the time and thank you michael

01:31:12.060 for that i really appreciate it um he said that his neighbor just woke up about a month ago

01:31:19.140 and i i just said well i wonder what it was that made him do that everybody's going to have their

01:31:24.700 own thing right and that is one of the things that this show is all about guys i'm not just

01:31:31.280 sitting here every single night at eight o'clock central preaching to the converted

01:31:34.860 i am trying to provide information that will prove to people who are sitting there on the

01:31:42.640 fence who are not quite sure about what's going on in the world that yeah there's a problem

01:31:47.080 i'm trying to show them that so that they will begin to research on their own there is a faction

01:31:56.280 out there that never will we know that and that's been acknowledged over and over and over again

01:32:00.740 what i'm trying to do guys is move that middle portion of people the ones who and and you know

01:32:06.680 what i'm wondering about that middle portion of people i know some of them are still oblivious

01:32:10.640 they know there's something going on but they're my life you know what i just need my job i gotta

01:32:14.880 to keep my head down and they're not going to look you straight in the eye you know and i think that

01:32:18.940 some of those people might be worse than the actual zealots out there because they're in denial and

01:32:23.440 they know that if they stepped up on mass this whole thing would have been over a long time ago

01:32:28.300 some people say well it is overshadow it's over like the lockdowns are done you know like the

01:32:33.040 the passports they're done no no man they're coming back the liberal party wants to bring back

01:32:38.860 the the vaccine passport that's been proven already we showed that information to you it's

01:32:44.440 on the liberal party website for goodness sakes you can see it for yourself i showed it on the

01:32:48.060 show last week that's what i'm trying to do i'm trying to make those folks understand wow man

01:32:52.720 if i don't stand up eventually i'm probably not going to be able to and so when michael sent me

01:33:00.680 that message earlier today i went that's awesome right i need to hear more stories like that

01:33:06.860 you need to hear more stories like that because stories like that

01:33:10.640 are are what gonna is what's gonna keep this show keep my attitude going strong i'm just like you

01:33:19.120 guys there are days where i'm going man i don't know if i'm getting through to anybody i don't

01:33:22.520 know if this is making any sense to anybody but i'm gonna keep going i'm gonna keep going i'm

01:33:27.200 gonna try my best and so when you hear a story like that it's very heartening so if you are aware

01:33:35.520 and maybe i'll do a show one night dedicated to new arrivals you know like hey you woke up

01:33:42.200 congratulations what's your story i would love to do that actually how did you figure it out

01:33:46.680 finally how did you see it because once you've seen it you can't unsee it as we always say

01:33:50.220 so maybe i will do a show like that one night if people are willing to come on with me and discuss

01:33:55.340 it if you have a story like that about somebody who has recently woken up please send it to me

01:34:00.760 via email shadow davis at gmail.com s-h-a-d-o-e-d-a-v-i-s at gmail.com that's the same email

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01:37:40.080 One more thing before you go. And I know the audience is split by half now already, but you know, you're still here. So let me ask you, who do you want to see me interview on the show? I've had so many people on this show, but I always like to hear from the audience as to who you think would be a great guest for the show.

01:38:02.340 who's got an important message that we could share, uh, like that. So I'm thinking about

01:38:07.020 Maxime Bernier, uh, later on this week, I've got a couple of messages out there. One to Randy

01:38:11.660 Hillier, the former MPP from the Kingston area of Ontario. He's got a couple of great videos on his

01:38:17.820 website and Facebook page and Twitter, including one where he goes into a chicken coop and starts

01:38:22.920 talking about, uh, how we're treating people. Well, not we, but you know, governments are starting to

01:38:28.140 treat people like chickens. Now I thought it was a great video and I would love to have Randy on

01:38:32.120 the show if for nothing else than to hear what he knows about the chinese infiltration because 0.79

01:38:39.400 he was an mpp in ontario during these years that china has become a big foreign interference factor

01:38:46.740 in every level of government right provincial federal and municipal so i've got a line into

01:38:50.980 randy hillier who else do you want to see on the show again the email shadow davis at gmail.com i'm

01:38:57.460 going to throw it up on the screen here so you guys can see shadow davis at gmail.com that is

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01:39:12.960 show i would appreciate that very much it doesn't have to be a lot i'm not asking you for the moon

01:39:17.800 here but if you enjoy the show you enjoy the content and you enjoy being here every night

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01:39:29.380 and that's it for the show tonight you guys i want to thank you for being here i will see you

01:39:34.320 tomorrow night at eight o'clock central for another i've got an interesting guest lined

01:39:40.580 up for tomorrow night unless it changes he's talking about forming if he hasn't already a

01:39:48.300 brand new bank in canada that's completely and totally isolated from all of the other nonsense

01:39:57.520 and if so that would be the first of its kind in canada i don't know if it's happened yet

01:40:03.000 but i'm going to explore this more tomorrow i'm not going to mention names yet because i i haven't

01:40:08.400 yet confirmed his appearance but if all goes well we'll have this guy on the show tomorrow night

01:40:12.980 you have a great night and a great day tomorrow and i will catch you tomorrow night at eight o'clock

01:40:17.800 central for another shadow at night live stream until then i love you all and i will talk to you

01:40:23.460 soon bye for now

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