The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Mon May 22⧸2023 It was arson.....but why？

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00:03:30.000 hello my friends how you doing i hope you had a fantastic long weekend well i guess technically

00:03:35.460 it's still still the long weekend for another few hours until you got to get up and get back

00:03:41.500 to work tomorrow or maybe you don't maybe you're retired maybe you're one of those people who just

00:03:47.100 kind of goes day to day wondering what the hell am i going to do next i don't know either way

00:03:54.380 welcome to the show i'm happy that you're here it is shadow at night for monday may the 22nd

00:04:00.000 2023 i had an interesting weekend we went to springs church yesterday morning and met a whole

00:04:05.800 bunch of people and surprisingly for me i'm a novice right when it comes to going to church

00:04:11.500 i'm a novice i'm rookie i never went to church as a kid and very rarely as an adult except for the

00:04:18.520 past few weeks and people were saying that it was kind of a down weekend because it was a long

00:04:24.660 weekend not as many people as usual and for me it was like are you kidding me like look at all

00:04:29.360 these people it's amazing i thought that every service all three services yesterday were sold

00:04:35.060 out not that you have to buy tickets but you know what i'm saying capacity filter capacity so it was

00:04:40.040 a good time and me and just the vibe in the place i mean if you have a chance to go to a church like

00:04:44.580 that and you're not a religious person a person these churches are not about religion they're

00:04:50.980 just about finding community finding like-minded people finding love and god if that's your thing

00:04:58.720 So you might want to check it out.

00:05:00.240 Then again, you might not.

00:05:01.100 It's up to you.

00:05:01.620 I'm not jamming it down your throat.

00:05:03.800 All I'm saying is I've had a couple of fantastic experiences there.

00:05:08.480 Cork and Flame, which is a restaurant in Winnipeg, in case you're not familiar, on Saturday night to see our friend Suzanne Mariani sing some songs.

00:05:17.300 She had a good night.

00:05:18.260 Thank you, Suzanne, by the way, for everything that you've done for me and for the show the last couple of weeks.

00:05:24.660 That's much appreciated.

00:05:25.700 So tonight I've got some stories about the wildfires that are still burning in Alberta.

00:05:32.440 As a matter of fact, they're supposed to be playing, I think, a CFL preseason game tonight,

00:05:35.620 but they had to postpone it for at least an hour because of the air quality.

00:05:39.620 Like it's going to improve in 60 minutes.

00:05:42.720 Like, you know, staying home for 14 days is going to flatten the curve.

00:05:50.380 Just give it an hour.

00:05:51.720 All this smoke, don't worry about it, is going to go away.

00:05:54.720 so you know a lot of people were speculating was this arson so we're going to get to that in just

00:06:00.460 a second also there's a brand new disease coming our way apparently what is it called here i just

00:06:07.780 want to i want to make sure i get it right here for you guys oh it's terribly frightening hang on

00:06:15.700 to your hats it's all over twitter right now it's raging through people are petrified they are scared

00:06:22.160 step of this new pandemic disease x is coming disease x and we're going to uh

00:06:35.620 we're going to talk more about that as the show goes on hey listen don't forget if you're here

00:06:41.440 you're here for a reason don't forget to like and share and get this out to as many people

00:06:45.440 as you possibly can if you're watching on facebook again like and share i tell people

00:06:49.860 why you're sharing it well there's some good information on here one thing i i do do he said

00:06:55.080 do do one of the things i do do is make sure that i vet all of the information i put on the show to

00:07:02.100 make sure that it's absolutely 100 accurate which is something we should all be doing whether we're

00:07:07.820 sharing memes or whether we're actually doing a show like this whatever we're doing whatever

00:07:12.120 we're sharing whatever we're putting out there we need to remember that other people are going to

00:07:15.900 see that i see it and if they trust you they're going to take it as gospel and they will share

00:07:20.740 it so we need we absolutely need to be responsible for this because if we're not and we're spreading

00:07:27.660 lies and misinformation you know that the other side is going to pick it up and and be perfectly

00:07:36.120 justified in calling us extremists zealots and conspiracy theorists uh if you're watching on

00:07:42.880 twitter uh how about a heart how about a retweet and if you're watching on rumble how about a

00:07:47.520 thumbs up thank you very much in advance uh sonia hello how are you doing patty hello how are you

00:07:53.180 jen is watching uh tonight hello rosanna oh gosh shadow davis rosanna says there's enough crap in

00:08:00.940 our world to deal with these days we don't really need another oh so awful horrible disease yeah i

00:08:05.820 know we don't but you know they're cooking them up in the lab all the time right we have to remember

00:08:12.500 They're always working on, hey, what are you cooking up today there, Mr. Fauci?

00:08:16.460 Sorry, Dr. Fauci.

00:08:17.540 Oh, have I got something for you.

00:08:20.340 Woo!

00:08:21.100 Man, this is going to take out at least 20% of those useless eaters.

00:08:25.140 Hello, Linda.

00:08:26.060 How you doing in Medicine Hat?

00:08:27.380 Hello, Joni, watching in Pincher Creek.

00:08:29.380 Pauline is watching tonight in Alberta.

00:08:31.300 Hello, Selma in Beaux-Ajours.

00:08:33.320 Hello, Muriel, watching in Newfoundland.

00:08:35.300 Audrey is watching in Sherwood Park.

00:08:37.140 Donna, hello in Hannah.

00:08:39.400 Cheryl is watching.

00:08:40.520 I think it's Selkirk.

00:08:41.220 Mimi is watching in Austin Felt. Daphne is watching tonight. Been stuck in the house most of the weekend as the air quality was bad. So sorry to hear that. Scott is watching at Fort Mac. Bev, hello in Abbotsford. Hello, Dan, watching from somewhere in the woods. Sheila is watching tonight in the schwa. Adrian, hello, how are you? Lars is watching and Lars says RCMP investigate arson in Alberta fires. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. I'm going to cover all of that stuff.

00:09:07.720 you're trying to steal my thunder lars yeah i've got that stuff coming up don't worry about it

00:09:12.460 sandra's watching in saskatchewan rosie is watching tonight ryan is wicked weekend hilltop resort by

00:09:20.040 grammar ray uh jurgy is watching hello everybody uh watching tonight on facebook over to rumble

00:09:26.000 we go hello roween and peterborough and aj gambles in winnipeg hello azizi watching in london

00:09:31.300 uh ontario that is we see a suds is watching in northern ontario tootsie's mom hello in

00:09:37.680 newfoundland uh tangos tangos is watching in grand prairie gp hello bailey 242424 in saskatchewan

00:09:45.260 roween smitty uh is in brandon uh who else have we got here kiva and jimmy watching in fort st

00:09:52.520 john gsd blacks in enola bell biv devoe is watching from ohio hello g lawrence nine thank

00:10:00.720 you for the rumble rant thanks for coming in on a holiday shadow well you know what hey man um i

00:10:06.300 you know i used to think when i was working on the radio doing morning shows and making us work on a

00:10:10.700 on a holiday monday was kind of stupid if it was a morning show because who's up early on a holiday

00:10:17.780 monday but i know that everybody is coming in from where they were tonight and they might want to see

00:10:22.980 the show they might want to catch up on some stuff uh so absolutely i'm going to be here i i wanted

00:10:27.820 to let you guys know what's going on so let's get down to uh what we have for you tonight first

00:10:32.700 thing is it's not disease x we're going to get to that in a little bit uh here is a video from a guy

00:10:37.900 called marcus smelter on twitter he says i'm staying in grand prairie last night and behind

00:10:43.420 the hotel a fire starts i'm sure it was arson because the wooded area had a lot of greenery

00:10:48.540 and there's no other explanation as to wire of why a fire would start there just so spontaneously

00:10:54.060 so here's video of uh of this

00:10:56.780 let's let it wrote a couple of times here just boom out of the blue there it was

00:11:09.180 all right uh there's more pictures of some of the wildfires but uh this is interesting

00:11:28.300 because there's afp fact check so i fact check the fact checkers and the fact checkers and there's

00:11:35.200 other fact checkers and they give you media bias and apparently these guys are rated as right down

00:11:39.460 the middle i don't think so afp fact check says conspiratorial posts claim wildfires raging in

00:11:46.840 alberta were said intentionally to disrupt the provincial election or for no other or for some

00:11:51.600 other political purposes but there is no evidence of widespread arson and displaced voters can still

00:11:57.360 cast ballots no evidence of widespread arson you say okay that's fine fact checkers let's move on

00:12:04.580 of this story here from the daily herald tribune this is the newspaper in grand prairie rcmp and

00:12:10.620 grand prairie uh arson investigation one suspect arrested police asked for public assistance

00:12:16.160 identifying others no evidence huh well here it is grand prairie area residents find themselves

00:12:25.000 out of their homes and properties at the beginning of a fire season fires in the city may have been

00:12:29.440 deliberately set as rcmp have arrested one and are looking for others i say beat the snot out

00:12:37.380 of the guy you got until he talks but that would be torture and heaven forbid we should ever do that

00:12:43.780 we should call in jack bauer uh so number one may 15th 10 08 p.m rcmp and grand prairie fire

00:12:52.400 responded to a brush fire on the disc golf course at Muskeepi Falls, or sorry, Trails.

00:12:59.280 I'm sorry I butchered that for you, GP watchers.

00:13:02.340 A male suspect with a black hat and black jacket was seen leaving the area southbound on the trail

00:13:07.040 towards 84th Ave.

00:13:08.920 May 15th, 1036 p.m., RCMP and Grand Prairie Fire responded to a brush fire, 85th Street

00:13:15.340 and 102 Avenue area.

00:13:17.460 May 15th, 1114, RCMP and Grand Prairie Fire responded to brush fires,

00:13:21.680 108th Street and 117th Avenue area, May 16th, 105 a.m.

00:13:27.160 So this is all going on one night.

00:13:28.940 RCMP and Grand Prairie respond to a structure fire, 104th Street and 102nd Avenue.

00:13:34.980 A shed on a vacant lot had been set on fire.

00:13:37.460 So yeah, there you go.

00:13:38.560 Just after 10 p.m. on May 16th, posts began appearing on social media after locals witnessed fires appearing to have been deliberately lit.

00:13:47.200 posts appeared for fires in both muskosipi and masquata parks the latter is the newer park east

00:13:55.980 of the grand prairie regional hospital near the hospital gprcmp used a drone to assess the scene

00:14:02.160 as firefighters searched for any remaining hot spots in the brush between the park and the

00:14:06.120 hospital so the rcmp are already have got a guy in um in custody and they're looking for others

00:14:13.900 And I would imagine that if this sort of thing is happening in Grand Prairie, then why wouldn't it be happening elsewhere?

00:14:22.160 Do you think that these are the lone fire setters or this is the lone guy doing this all on his own?

00:14:29.780 And the reason I say guy is because it's most likely a guy.

00:14:32.820 Come on, let's be honest here.

00:14:33.960 It's probably not a woman running around out there setting fires, probably a dude.

00:14:38.640 So the dude's got accomplices, in my opinion.

00:14:41.300 in my opinion again not fact and there's probably teams of these clowns going from

00:14:48.620 site to site all across alberta now i don't know if their intention is to disrupt the election

00:14:55.540 or not or try and make climate change more of a prevalent topic i don't know what the deal is

00:15:02.100 but what i can tell you is where there's smoke there's fire and apparently afp fact checkers

00:15:11.020 are not fact checkers at all so don't let the and this is the other thing you know we talk about

00:15:17.100 fact checkers who are these people you would think that they would have some sort of authority

00:15:23.580 to be able to do this to actually check facts and they don't they're just a bunch of people

00:15:29.900 sitting on computers like anybody else going from web website to website to website they have no

00:15:35.700 special access to anything they have no hotlines into any reporters or any politicians or anybody

00:15:43.300 so they're just doing what we do except for some reason social media and the internet claims that

00:15:50.980 they are the authority and they're not so disregard them please and the reason i say that

00:15:58.840 is because there is some testimony that came out from this lady here

00:16:03.340 who is absolutely amazing, right?

00:16:06.660 She testified at the National Citizens' Inquiry last week.

00:16:11.740 This is 6 minutes, 28 seconds.

00:16:14.500 Let's listen to it all.

00:16:15.700 I am trying to get her on the show for next week.

00:16:19.280 We're on right now.

00:16:24.500 State and spell your name for the record, please.

00:16:26.640 um anita krishna a-n-i-t-a last name is k-r-i-s-h-n-a and do you promise to tell the

00:16:35.340 truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth i do very good now i understand that you're here

00:16:40.840 today to tell us about your termination from global news uh from your position as a control

00:16:47.540 room director is that correct correct yes before we get into that uh i would just like you to tell

00:16:54.220 us a little bit more about yourself. Can you please describe your education? I have a bachelor's

00:17:01.640 degree in radio and television that I got from Ryerson University. And yeah, I've taken other

00:17:10.060 college courses, but I have a bachelor's in radio and television from there. And how long have you

00:17:14.920 been working in journalism and broadcasting? Oh, 25 years. Long time. Yeah. And you were

00:17:24.980 working for Global in this position when the COVID-19 pandemic arrived in 2019. Is that

00:17:31.780 correct? Yes. I was a director of newscasts when COVID-19 happened. Yeah. You've touched a little

00:17:38.360 bit on the vaccines already, but as we're all aware at this point, they were rolled out in

00:17:43.840 early 2021. Can you describe the coverage that you saw regarding vaccines and vaccinations

00:17:49.600 specifically? Well, yeah. I mean, the vaccine was like a religion, you know, like

00:17:54.560 all we did was constantly run stories of, okay, look at this, look at this person in the hospital,

00:18:02.260 this person who made a bad choice and didn't get the vaccine. Oh, they ended up in the hospital.

00:18:06.920 It's like all our stories were slanted to that. Everything we were saying was pandemic of the

00:18:12.720 unvaccinated. If you're unvaccinated, you'll be holding everybody back. And that we now know

00:18:19.600 isn't true. Yeah, I apologize for interrupting. In your experience, have you seen any other

00:18:28.760 event reported in this manner? I've never seen an event in my life where you cannot go to someone

00:18:38.360 to talk about it like a senior producer like a news director and and express your concern and

00:18:44.760 they would be open to your concerns you know they would be if you had a news tip to give someone

00:18:50.440 they would at least take it on board they wouldn't say no no no no stop talking i don't know how many

00:18:56.280 times there i was told to stop talking about something so there's an absolute reluctant

00:19:02.440 reluctance to provide accurate information and to cover things that you should be doing

00:19:10.800 that could help you all there was was what i would say is propaganda

00:19:17.580 that didn't speak up for people like we do things like on the five o'clock news where we would just

00:19:24.120 say and sadly another business has shut down due to covid and we were not actually holding anyone

00:19:30.860 to account saying is what we're doing fair you know when people are using plexiglass and sitting

00:19:36.800 outside and that you know you can go up to the counter in order but you can't have a waitress

00:19:41.480 come to you or you got a mask you know all the things that didn't make any sense we were just

00:19:46.420 shoving it in your face like it was something you needed to accept rather than questioning

00:19:50.620 is this really making sense for a business owner for this person's livelihood you know we we we

00:19:58.460 never stood up for the people we just as far as i'm concerned shoved propaganda in your face

00:20:03.100 thank you um i understand there were a few things that led up to your termination but

00:20:09.780 in particular uh in on i believe it was december 12th of 2021 you attend attended um a rally or a

00:20:19.540 protest that was held in north vancouver can you explain what prompted you to attend this rally

00:20:25.200 like working at global was like working in a twilight zone during the pandemic that everything

00:20:33.960 that you thought would have ever made sense for choice for freedom for for your health

00:20:39.760 just went out the window now i under i understand that you ended up speaking at this rally is that

00:20:46.700 correct i did can you describe the circumstances that led to you giving this speech was it planned

00:20:54.380 or unplanned yeah explain to us what happened unplanned it was just I I was just unplanned

00:21:00.760 I went up to a lady that I saw she was a nurse and I'd seen her like online in one of these videos

00:21:05.940 because I'd been watching videos of Daniel Nagase and Mel Bruchet and and I saw this late this nurse

00:21:12.520 and I just went up and said hi you know and uh I said you know I said I'm really interested in

00:21:18.500 what's going on here yada yada I said I can't really stay too long because I had to go back

00:21:22.720 to work and then she asked me where I worked and then I said I actually work at Global and she was

00:21:29.020 like what and she just grabbed me like didn't want to let me go she's like we cannot get anybody from

00:21:34.720 the news to talk to us and I said I'm not here as like I'm not a reporter I've always said that like

00:21:40.400 I'm not a reporter I'm just here because I'm just curious then I just ended up speaking because I

00:21:44.260 just thought well what the heck you know well I understand that your speech is recorded and

00:21:51.560 available online if if anyone wants to look at it we have not got it here today but more to the

00:22:00.160 point I understand and that this record and obviously it was if it's online yes so many

00:22:07.500 camera phones and then somebody sent it to global and then I ended up getting in trouble for like I

00:22:12.580 ended up getting suspended after that for violating journalistic principles and they still have not

00:22:17.780 been able to tell me how i violated those principles you know they have violated their

00:22:23.980 own principles by not reporting on community events so they have violated their own principles

00:22:30.240 by not showing up to the national citizens hearing when it occurred in langley not even sending a

00:22:35.760 camera or a reporter not even doing a voiceover on something like this who is violating journalistic

00:22:41.760 principles i can only say they are by preventing this information to get out to people

00:22:46.400 yeah so she's right and i am trying very very very hard to get anita on the show anita krishna

00:22:55.300 so if you guys have some kind of an in or maybe if you could drop her a line on facebook or twitter

00:23:00.260 or instagram or one of the social media platforms uh like i said i do have messages into her i have

00:23:05.720 yet to hear back from her but i would love for anita to be on the show at some point next week

00:23:11.860 The reason not this week is because I'm going to be in Calgary on Thursday night for the Fire and Ice show with Jamie Saleh and Theron Flurry.

00:23:20.640 This is going to be a whole bunch of fun.

00:23:22.460 So Thursday night, I will be doing that show with those guys, canadiansfortruth.ca for more information.

00:23:29.620 And then on Friday, I'll still be in Calgary.

00:23:31.660 I'll be back here in Winnipeg on Saturday and back on the air Monday.

00:23:35.160 But I may have the opportunity to do a Friday night show.

00:23:38.620 I'm not sure.

00:23:39.300 And definitely not on Wednesday night.

00:23:41.300 However, we may have a chance to keep ask the funeral director on the air this Wednesday night at nine o'clock central, depending on when I land and get all settled into my hotel in Calgary for Wednesday.

00:23:53.580 So we'll see this this week is a little bit unsettled. That's one of the reasons, to be honest with you guys, that I wanted to make sure I did a show for you tonight because I'm not going to have many other opportunities for the rest of the week.

00:24:06.360 this is from tnc.news now how many of you know about this guy and his history this is

00:24:12.460 stephen gilbo he is believe it or not the minister of uh environment in our country

00:24:20.060 all right this guy handles the environment this guy's a criminal he is a convicted

00:24:26.680 criminal and you can look him up and he somehow managed to get himself elected under the liberal

00:24:33.880 banner and then of course trudeau because they're buddies you know uh trudeau points them to cabinet

00:24:38.540 first as heritage minister and now he's the environment minister and he has issued a veiled

00:24:43.720 threat to the provinces as the feds face a showdown over their clean electricity standard

00:24:50.300 which would ban fossil fuel power generation by 2035 so this won't affect provinces who already

00:24:56.780 generate hydropower provinces like quebec and british columbia and manitoba but it will

00:25:04.060 definitely affect provinces like saskatchewan like alberta i'm not sure how power is generated

00:25:10.280 in the maritimes um but yeah any province that uses coal any province that uses natural gas

00:25:18.240 they're going to have a problem and you know to be honest i mean manitoba is not just hydropower

00:25:24.980 there is a good deal of natural gas being used here as well well speaking last wednesday gilbo

00:25:30.540 claimed that those not complying with the government's new regulations would be in violation

00:25:35.440 of the criminal code we've regulated the ban on coal through canadian environmental protection act

00:25:42.680 which has a criminal tool that the federal government has says gilbo so not complying

00:25:48.260 with this regulation would be a violation of canada's criminal code

00:25:52.620 under the clean electricity standard provinces will be required to phase out coal-powered fuel

00:25:59.200 by 2030 and natural gas afterwards so that's in seven short years what are they going to do

00:26:07.180 are they going to put up 3 000 acre wind farms

00:26:11.300 or make half the province one big huge solar battery and we know by the way that neither one

00:26:19.960 of those two uh power generators actually can capture hydro or sorry electricity very well

00:26:27.420 and they're only i believe right now of of the entire electrical grid of canada i think they

00:26:33.960 take up about five percent of it and when you ask or try to find out because manitoba's got

00:26:39.800 these ridiculous windmills in the southern part of the province i've driven by them they're eyesores

00:26:44.860 they're ugly as trump used to say yeah they kill birds uh but the other thing is they're noisy too

00:26:50.480 right they keep people awake who knows what kind of radiation's coming off them i have no idea if

00:26:56.180 these these things are actually generating any power for the people of this province or not

00:27:00.440 and when you try to ask about it you can't find any answers anyway scott mo the premier of

00:27:07.840 saskatchewan said he would risk jail despite this threat from gilbo if someone's going to jail come

00:27:14.040 get me said mo saskatchewan relies heavily on natural gas and coal for its energy needs according

00:27:21.300 to the outlet pipeline online the province saw 84 percent of its energy coming from those sources

00:27:27.060 this past winter earlier this week mo and justice minister bronwyn air accused the liberal government

00:27:33.080 of quashing provincial jurisdiction when it came to natural resources and energy.

00:27:37.640 I'm not going to answer hypotheticals with respect to this, but it's our interpretation

00:27:41.340 that these decisions on how you produce power most certainly are in the realm of provincial

00:27:46.220 jurisdiction. According to AIR, the recently passed Saskatchewan First Act could be employed

00:27:51.420 to counter the federal government's overreach. We can't invest in powering this province and

00:27:57.040 keeping rates affordable as we do it. With these threats hanging over us, that would represent

00:28:01.840 stranded assets to us and enormous cost for the people of this province so they're gonna

00:28:07.280 they're gonna fight it and you know here's something by the way there's a big huge decision

00:28:14.200 coming out tomorrow it's uh kind of laughable and i want to see what you guys have to say about it

00:28:19.300 in the uh in the comments i'm gonna throw the comments up so i can see them um

00:28:24.060 if alberta goes ndp in this next election which is a week and a half away and the polls are all

00:28:33.580 still very tight very very tight they show the ucp up marginally like within the margin of error

00:28:40.720 three to four percentage poll points in every company different company's poll

00:28:45.820 manitoba is more than likely going to go ndp in the fall there's a provincial election slated here

00:28:53.580 for september october and a lot of people that i know are thinking we don't have any place to go

00:29:03.100 in this country left right i mean bc is ndp and they'll probably stay ndp because of the lower

00:29:14.720 mainland if alberta goes ndp people are going to be leaving there in droves manitoba is going ndp

00:29:23.300 Ontario is some huge big cluster F even under a PC government so is Manitoba for that matter

00:29:29.980 Quebec I don't know that's like a house of mirrors as far as far as I'm concerned in the

00:29:36.540 Maritimes I don't know too much about I do have a story an interesting story coming from

00:29:40.540 Nova Scotia in just a couple of minutes the premier there is against this sexualization

00:29:48.880 of children as compared to the premier of manitoba who says hey man no discrimination here go ahead

00:29:54.700 and indoctrinate kids we don't care we encourage it i'm thinking people are going to be moving

00:30:00.860 to saskatchewan that's what i think i think there's going to be a lot of people heading

00:30:06.760 to regina saskatoon and other other cities you know yorkton moose jaw why not i mean they're

00:30:16.160 talking about super rapid transit there now saskatchewan yeah it's not the flyover province

00:30:23.440 anymore it's not the gap as we used to call it back in the 80s it's something else now it's

00:30:28.440 pretty cool saskatchewan is all right let's get back to this here this is ridiculous from

00:30:34.780 marxist corporate media ctv news don't forget to like and share guys do what the thing of

00:30:40.420 scrolling across the bottom of the screen tells you to do on whatever platform as inquiry decision

00:30:46.920 looms here's how canada's foreign interference saga has evolved this is uh david johnston he's

00:30:53.880 the former governor general of our country very well respected in political circles you see

00:31:00.360 uh he's also a laurentian parasite we're not going to call them laurentian elites any longer

00:31:07.080 they're now called laurentian parasites by the way this is another uh you know new term that

00:31:12.460 we're going to start using like marxist corporate media like uh branch comedian like wearing a face

00:31:21.580 covering not a mask a breathing barrier and now instead of laurentian elite it's going to be

00:31:26.880 laurentian parasites which is what this guy is um and he's the special rapporteur you know

00:31:35.380 looking into the chinese political interference that's going on in our country

00:31:39.940 david johnston he's expected to release his decision tomorrow on whether the federal

00:31:46.000 liberals should call a public inquiry on foreign interference all right i want you guys to write

00:31:52.020 down in the comments what you think he's going to recommend okay just for just for shits and

00:32:00.900 giggles i want you to write what do you think he's going to say should we have a public inquiry

00:32:06.000 With allegations that China meddled in the last two federal elections dominating the political conversation for months, experts say an inquiry would allow for a detailed, transparent conversation about what kind of threat Canada is actually facing.

00:32:19.840 It would also allow the liberals to demonstrate that they're doing more than to address the issue.

00:32:26.820 Johnston's recommendation on the inquiry is set to come as part of an initial report on how the government should proceed with the allegations of interference.

00:32:35.760 The former governor general is scheduled to give a news conference at noon tomorrow upon releasing the report publicly.

00:32:42.500 So that would be 11 o'clock central. That would be 10 o'clock mountain, 9 o'clock Pacific, and on we go.

00:32:48.720 in what many saw as the time what's in what many saw at the time oh sorry as too little too late

00:32:56.880 justin trudeau tapped johnston in march to lead an investigation into the extent and impact of

00:33:02.860 foreign interference in canada so it's taken him two months to come to this decision the federal

00:33:08.520 government says it gave johnston access to classified documents and canada's security

00:33:12.560 agencies to conduct that work though opposition parties had by then been clamoring for a formal

00:33:17.940 public inquiry for weeks. Trudeau said Johnston would have until late May to decide whether it

00:33:23.660 was warranted. Delay, delay, delay, delay. He would have until the end of October to produce

00:33:30.780 a final report. The pressure has not abated since then. The way the conversation has evolved over

00:33:37.600 the past few months has really aggravated and made more stark partisan divides in the country

00:33:42.120 from University of Ottawa professor Artur Wilszynski. All right, once they get into

00:33:47.480 talking to these uh these academics from different universities all across the country i'm out i used

00:33:55.660 to have that thrust upon me when i was hosting mornings at global news winnipeg and it was the

00:34:01.260 worst well we're going to talk to this expert from the university of manitoba who has no real world

00:34:06.040 experience by the way he is strictly an academic and he will call it as an academic sees it in

00:34:12.600 other words he has no experience in uh negotiations if he's talking about negotiations he has no real

00:34:19.760 world experience actually being involved in a heavy duty knock down drag out bare knuckle

00:34:24.600 negotiation but he can weigh in we're going to give him the moral ground to come on our radio

00:34:30.500 station and talk to you about what it should be like even though he doesn't know shit that's what

00:34:36.640 when they start talking to university academics, turn it off. It doesn't matter. Okay, this is on

00:34:42.920 Ted Falk. Now, Ted Falk is an MP from Southern Manitoba. He's a conservative MP. And he put this

00:34:49.540 on his website the other day. And I thought, huh, this is interesting. I read it through and I went,

00:34:53.640 and then I got to the end and I went, okay, digital currency. Last week, the Bank of Canada

00:35:00.320 announced it was opening a consultation on the potential of developing a central bank digital

00:35:04.960 currency. I've heard from numerous constituents who have concerns about what a digital currency

00:35:10.800 could potentially mean. Chief among those concerns is the possibility of giving even

00:35:16.100 more power to the federal government. Right. Okay. First, we must specify precisely what we mean by

00:35:24.340 digital currency. As with so many topics, different people can use the same term but mean different

00:35:29.480 things. All right, good clarification, Ted. It's important to clearly define these topics so we

00:35:35.820 know exactly what's being proposed. Seeking this clarity can help mitigate or in some cases confirm

00:35:41.720 concerns related to these subjects. Digital currency is essentially a blanket term that

00:35:48.720 can be used for various online assets, though typically it's related only to assets that exist

00:35:53.880 solely online. It should not be confused with cryptocurrency, which is a more complex private

00:35:59.040 sector form of digital currency. All cryptocurrency is digital currency, but not all digital currency

00:36:06.280 is cryptocurrency. You see? There's the difference. For example, when you use your debit card,

00:36:13.700 no physical money is exchanged. The amount you pay will remain digital, merely transferring from

00:36:19.340 one account to another via the internet. However, those debit payments do represent existing

00:36:24.800 physical dollars if we're talking about a digital currency proper which is what's being discussed by

00:36:31.360 the bank of canada the digital dollar holds the same value as the physical dollar but never

00:36:37.140 actually exists in physical form it just moves around online as you make those transactions

00:36:42.240 i compare it to downloading a song from whatever service you're downloading a song or an album

00:36:50.800 from right you never actually have the physical copy in your hand but you still got the music on

00:36:55.300 your phone that's what that is and i remember working at radio playing music and all of a sudden

00:37:01.160 there was no records there was no cds you were just playing it off a disc it took a while for

00:37:05.740 me to wrap my head around and then once you understand oh yeah all of this is on a hard drive

00:37:09.940 then you go okay fine but that hard drive if that hard drive goes out everything is wiped away

00:37:15.280 And if you have no backup, you're kind of effed, right?

00:37:19.040 Anyway, it should be noted that physical currency is often no longer backed up by a tangible asset like gold.

00:37:28.400 So both digital and physical versions of the money represented hold only a subjective word, a conversation for another time.

00:37:35.600 We've talked about that before on the show.

00:37:37.840 All right.

00:37:38.480 The Bank of Canada is proposing to explore the possibility of a purely digital version of the Canadian dollar.

00:37:44.180 This discussion has been ongoing for the last decade, but the general shift towards online shopping and particularly the necessity thereof for many during COVID-19 have accelerated the conversation.

00:37:56.880 There are two main factors driving this conversation and pushing the bank to consider such a move.

00:38:02.680 The first is the risk of private sector cryptocurrency taking advantage of the perceived innovation void and filling it, thus the risk of a foreign tech giant becoming the gatekeeper of Canada's economy.

00:38:14.180 The other factor is also market-driven. Simply the reality that fewer people are using cash and more and more commerce is taking place online. Of course, this is being encouraged by grants from provincial and federal governments. So don't think that all of these businesses, small and medium-sized, are doing this on their own.

00:38:31.260 they'll take whatever they can get when it comes to money in most cases unless they've applied for

00:38:37.140 one of these grants in which case they get a hundred thousand dollars from the federal government

00:38:42.060 or a provincial government or maybe it's less from a provincial government either way now they

00:38:47.060 are obligated to not take actual physical currency and they'll say so in a note on their door

00:38:54.120 or they'll tell you you know like the clerks who work in this store will tell you the second you

00:39:00.520 walk in. We're not taking any money. The store has changed policy. So then it's up to you to

00:39:05.700 say, all right, well, then I'm leaving. See you later. It should be noted, the Bank of Canada

00:39:12.200 has been clear this is not a move they want to make. Well, they said it's up to the federal

00:39:20.320 government. That's what they said. It's not about what they want, the Bank of Canada, or don't want.

00:39:26.860 It's about what Trudeau wants, right now anyway.

00:39:31.240 Senior Deputy Governor of the BOC, Carolyn Rogers, has clearly stated cash isn't going anywhere and the bank's position is a digital Canadian dollar is not needed at this time, blah, blah, blah.

00:39:40.440 That's what it says on their website.

00:39:42.340 It's the federal government that's driving this conversation and will ultimately decide whether to issue a digital version of the loonie.

00:39:48.460 For many, the main fear related to digital currency focuses solely on the Trudeau government, chiefly that given the failures and dictatorial tendencies of Justin Trudeau, many Canadians are, with good reason, hesitant to trust the liberals to create and regulate a digital currency.

00:40:04.520 Moreover, the failure of the central bank to stand up to Trudeau and his reckless printing and borrowing and property properly fulfill its mandate is upholding inflation at 2 percent has also left others wondering if the institution itself is trustworthy to create such a currency.

00:40:22.040 There are additional security concerns.

00:40:24.940 An increasingly online economy may provide convenience for consumers, but it also provides an easy target for hackers to create chaos.

00:40:32.940 Think back to last summer when Rogers went down for two days and Canadians couldn't access anything if they were on Rogers.

00:40:41.560 And online economy makes it harder for seniors and others who, for a variety of reasons, choose not to use the Internet.

00:40:46.800 It also makes it harder for small independent businesses to survive, artificially pushing more business in the direction of online tech giants, as we saw happen during COVID.

00:40:56.940 There were also major questions concerning how such a currency would affect banking.

00:41:01.180 In its most extreme form, a central bank digital currency creates a potential path to a China-style social credit system of universal control.

00:41:13.160 Falk goes on to say, I am a strong proponent of maintaining a hard physical currency.

00:41:18.140 Our leader, Pierre Polyev, has been clear.

00:41:20.720 A conservative government will ban the Bank of Canada from creating a central bank digital currency.

00:41:27.100 The Bank of Canada should stick to traditional currency and focus on its mandate, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. He says we'll be closely monitoring the situation and any related government proposals moving forward.

00:41:37.420 Now, something else we need to understand here before we get to the story from Rebel News is that, okay, so what we've been seeing from our government, from the government of the United States is inflation, right?

00:41:52.380 They're creating more dollars.

00:41:54.700 They're writing themselves blank checks and spend, spend, spend, spend, spend on all this climate nonsense.

00:42:01.600 And inflation is so crazy, we can't even keep up with it.

00:42:05.200 I mean, like, can you afford the same stuff now that you could afford just a year ago or even six months ago?

00:42:11.160 Probably not.

00:42:11.960 You probably have to tighten your belt and you're not making less money.

00:42:15.620 It's just that things cost more.

00:42:17.680 And we've known about inflation for years and years and years.

00:42:20.580 Of course, things become more expensive over time.

00:42:23.040 But usually inflation is in the area of two, maybe three percent, not seven, eight, nine, ten percent like it's been for the past year or year and a half.

00:42:31.700 Well, it's because of covid.

00:42:32.780 No, it's not because of covid.

00:42:35.200 it's because the government's policy of spend spend spend spend spend it's almost like some

00:42:40.480 economists have been saying they're trying intentionally to crash the currencies

00:42:49.680 and what happens if they do that well they'll roll out a digital currency of their own

00:42:54.480 but here's the thing what we're forgetting is that with the one world government or at least

00:43:02.160 a one section of the world government because they're not going to get everybody

00:43:08.560 it doesn't matter whether the bank of canada comes up with its own digital currency or not

00:43:14.720 we'll be walking in lockstep with all of the other countries

00:43:18.160 who are doing this anyway and it will be universal in other words the same currency applies in

00:43:23.840 canada australia the united states the european union the uk

00:43:28.800 anywhere where the globalists have infiltrated so all this stuff is smoke and mirrors it's

00:43:36.920 it's a diversion it's keeping our eye off the ball who cares what the

00:43:42.920 bank of canada does i mean out of all the g7 nations we're dead last

00:43:47.760 and the way justin trudeau embarrasses this country time and time and time and time and time

00:43:54.900 again we're not taken seriously by anybody so we're just going to go along with the flow

00:44:05.100 so we need to keep our eye more on what the globalists are doing elsewhere more specifically

00:44:11.580 the uk and the united states if those two nations go digital we will most certainly be going digital

00:44:20.400 And we're hearing that the United States will be rolling out digital currency in about two months as an experiment in certain states for now.

00:44:29.920 But we'll keep you posted. All right. So this story comes from Rebel News Australia.

00:44:35.760 Again, guys, don't forget to like and share. It's very important that we get this out there.

00:44:39.240 It is very important that we get this out there to as many people as we possibly can.

00:44:44.840 If you would like to make a donation to the show, shadowdavis at gmail.com, S-H-A-D-O-E-D-A-V-I-S at gmail.com.

00:44:53.880 Password is Shadow.

00:44:55.340 All right.

00:44:55.720 So the Australian government, and I would sure like to know what the hell happened in Canada.

00:45:01.380 It costs money to come up with freedom of information requests and then time, obviously.

00:45:07.260 But the Australian government has censored over 4,000 COVID-19 posts.

00:45:11.320 so we know that it's been going on in the united states thanks to the twitter files and now we know

00:45:19.280 it's been going on in australia and we definitely know it's been going on in the uk so do you think

00:45:24.260 it hasn't been going on in canada we had a little bit of information squeak out about what the

00:45:30.460 canadian government tried to do a couple of weeks ago but nowhere near the extent of everything that

00:45:35.460 they've tried to do a freedom of information application uncovers the extensive covet 19

00:45:40.480 content censorship instigated by the Australian government in a revelation that further undermines

00:45:46.680 the public's trust. There's Avi Yemeny of Rebel News Australia. The Australian government actively

00:45:53.740 intervened over 4,213 times in less than three years to limit or censor digital content related

00:46:01.900 to the COVID-19 pandemic. It has been reported the news was brought to light following a freedom

00:46:06.840 of information request lodged by Liberal Senator Alex Antic. Although the number of government

00:46:13.520 interventions was disclosed, the reasons behind these actions and the guidelines governing them

00:46:17.860 have been withheld. Senator Antic expressed his bafflement at the role of the Department of Home

00:46:24.060 Affairs, traditionally responsible for areas like border control, in influencing the narrative

00:46:29.680 around public health via covert agreements with social media corporations. In his own words,

00:46:35.080 senator and a question on what basis is the department qualified to determine the truth

00:46:40.680 associated with covet related matters he also asked if this was a manifestation of an australian

00:46:46.560 equivalent of the twitter files referencing twitter's approach the liberal senator had

00:46:51.240 submitted the foi application in december and received a review this month he is now privy to

00:46:56.760 the department of home affairs online content incident arrangement procedural guideline and

00:47:02.460 This guideline explains how the government collaborates with digital platforms like Facebook, Meta, Twitter, Instagram, and Google to oversee and intervene with content.

00:47:11.640 Interesting, isn't it, that the government should have anything to do with any of these companies at all?

00:47:20.300 And yet they do.

00:47:22.620 And what can we do about it?

00:47:24.780 I suppose we can stop using them, but this is the problem.

00:47:27.980 and i know there's a lot of people who say well you know what shadow if we stopped using these

00:47:34.180 things we'd all be a lot better off but then we would be flying deaf and blind ourselves

00:47:40.040 we need to be able to share information and this is the easiest way to do it and i understand that

00:47:45.760 facebook and google and youtube are all still censoring that's why i keep recommending you

00:47:52.080 guys that you follow this show on rumble and anybody else anybody else's show that you like

00:47:57.160 check and see if they have a rumble channel if they do follow them on rumble and make sure you

00:48:02.320 follow on twitter as well it is important it is extremely important that you have a backup

00:48:09.240 just in case facebook decides that's enough shadow davis for you and takes the show down

00:48:14.600 or the federal government decides that's enough i'm taking your show down that's all there is to

00:48:20.380 it because remember bill c11 that's now law all right the uk excess deaths are off the charts

00:48:28.880 and the vast majority are non-covid deaths but sky news just doesn't know why today the data from

00:48:38.060 the office for national statistics this gives us a snapshot of the number of people we expect

00:48:44.640 So we have 14,530 people who died in England and Wales in a week of 24 weeks now that's

00:49:07.520 the highest amount during any week of last year and when we compare that to averages

00:49:14.640 it means nearly two and a half thousand more people than infected.

00:49:21.640 So over the past six months, the total number of excess deaths is 30,000 in England,

00:49:31.640 so 8,000 in that period.

00:49:34.640 And if we exclude those from the total, it means there will be an extra 22,040 deaths

00:49:41.640 deaths not caused by COVID in the past six months alone, equivalent to 848 a week.

00:49:52.260 We know what is driving those excess deaths, yet it's true.

00:50:01.080 I'm sorry.

00:50:02.120 I'm sorry.

00:50:02.780 I'm sorry.

00:50:03.500 I'm sorry.

00:50:04.000 I'm sorry.

00:50:04.880 How could that guy say that with a straight face?

00:50:07.100 we don't know what's driving these excess deaths yet it's too early are you freaking kidding me

00:50:15.380 right now are you freaking kidding me right now one thing has happened in the last couple of years

00:50:24.100 worldwide billions of people have gone for the

00:50:30.500 and yet

00:50:33.660 Marxist corporate media

00:50:35.520 is still refusing

00:50:36.780 to talk about it

00:50:38.760 still refusing to acknowledge

00:50:41.640 the people who have been damaged

00:50:43.340 possibly for life by this crap

00:50:45.900 because if they do

00:50:49.220 they feel like their credibility will be

00:50:51.660 blown

00:50:52.120 and they'll never be able

00:50:54.880 to regain it

00:50:56.880 here is a news flash

00:50:59.960 for you news organizations your credibility is already blown and i am not now speaking

00:51:09.260 to the people who work in these newsrooms whether it's television newspaper radio whatever i am not

00:51:16.720 speaking to the people who right now are in management positions at any of these organizations

00:51:22.480 I'm talking to the board members

00:51:25.820 of all of these companies

00:51:28.720 Bell, Global, CBC

00:51:31.940 and I am telling you right now

00:51:35.000 that the only way to ever regain

00:51:38.840 any trust from the public

00:51:40.880 and you know that your ratings are in the shitter

00:51:43.480 and they're not going to improve

00:51:46.120 especially with your news coverage

00:51:47.940 you know this and you're losing money hand over fist

00:51:51.860 And when Polyev takes over, he's going to take all your funding away from you.

00:51:55.840 You're going to have to make it on your own or go out of business.

00:52:00.720 So you're going to have to make a decision.

00:52:03.540 Fire every single manager that had anything to do with this biased coverage

00:52:11.600 that you've been jamming down our throats for the past three years.

00:52:14.980 and make a point of hiring people who only care about the integrity of the news.

00:52:23.820 That's the only way that you are ever, ever going to regain the trust of Canadians

00:52:30.780 and the same of the people of the world for that matter.

00:52:34.900 And the same thing holds true for the medical profession.

00:52:39.780 But the first thing you have to do before you take any of these steps

00:52:44.020 is to apologize

00:52:46.380 you need

00:52:50.240 to apologize

00:52:51.660 you know we saw Anita Krishna

00:52:54.520 former global employee

00:52:56.520 testifying at the NCI

00:52:58.260 we've seen several different

00:53:00.260 journalists, ex-CBC

00:53:02.380 ex

00:53:02.960 more ex-globalists

00:53:06.240 more ex-globalists

00:53:08.040 not globalists, globalists, ex-CBCs

00:53:10.460 ex-radio

00:53:12.520 announcers

00:53:13.020 who were told they can't talk about this you cannot talk about this and by the way you have

00:53:19.040 to get the shot who have spoken publicly we know what you did it's a matter of public record

00:53:28.960 we know just because you don't cover it that doesn't matter because you see there's this

00:53:35.020 new alternative news media out there shows like this one are calling you out on your crap

00:53:41.440 so you had better come clean and apologize.

00:53:45.700 And then once you're done firing all of these people

00:53:48.880 responsible for this nightmare, fire yourselves.

00:53:53.200 Because you are ultimately responsible.

00:53:57.680 National Post says,

00:54:00.040 Disease X is coming, and with it, the next global pandemic.

00:54:06.120 Scientists are warning us, Ebola, AIDS, rabies,

00:54:11.440 COVID-19 have all spilled from animals to humans and show us the kind of health threat

00:54:16.740 we must be ready to fight.

00:54:22.080 As the world eases back to normalcy following three years of blah, blah, blah, the scientific

00:54:26.460 and public health community is already preparing for the next serious outbreak or pandemic.

00:54:31.400 They are doubling down, friends.

00:54:33.780 They're never going to admit they're wrong.

00:54:35.420 They're just going to try and make it worse.

00:54:37.140 But they just don't know what the disease is going to be yet.

00:54:41.440 it's still being cooked up in a lab i suppose i wonder if there's a behind the scenes contest

00:54:48.400 with you know like a hundred mad scientists from all over the world all putting together

00:54:53.760 the worst of the worst kind of diseases and they've got you know like this judging

00:54:58.560 crew going around and testing them out on people oh this one looks really bad it gives you boils

00:55:04.880 man what we want what they're thinking is one of the criteria is it really needs to look bad

00:55:10.800 Not like COVID. That didn't look bad. It wasn't like serious looking enough.

00:55:14.440 I mean, if this gives you boils on your face, that'll be awesome.

00:55:18.200 Or maybe it makes your eyes bleed. Oh, yeah, absolutely, man.

00:55:22.460 You know, these are the criteria, these psychopaths you're probably going to be using for disease X.

00:55:30.200 Scientists have estimated that 1.67 million yet to be discovered viruses exist in mammals and birds,

00:55:37.180 and about half of them have the potential to spill to humans.

00:55:40.960 Okay, if they're not discovered yet,

00:55:42.580 how do they know there's 1.67 million?

00:55:44.640 This is all a pile of crap, my friends, a pile of crap.

00:55:49.560 And look what Twitter is saying about it.

00:55:51.820 Article written by scientists working on creating disease X.

00:55:55.560 Perhaps disease X will just be an additional letter

00:55:58.280 to the Alphabet Fruitcake Groomers Club

00:56:00.240 as in 3SLBGTQ plus 2X minus Y equals N.

00:56:07.180 i'm not taking disease x jab so big pharma can make more money with their bullshit agenda

00:56:13.900 this is hilarious here here i can only assume the vax for disease x is ready and they're just

00:56:18.840 waiting for the green light to release and spread the virus there it is so it's all over twitter

00:56:24.340 and this is the funny thing the funny side of twitter you don't always have to get engaged in

00:56:28.560 arguments you know i mean you can go and find the funny stuff there are a lot of good funny things

00:56:35.640 out there from slay news the world health organization is called for global governance

00:56:41.920 to fight health emergencies and climate change yes friends they will try to jam this down our

00:56:48.260 throats i have a question for you and well let me read the first couple of paragraphs i'm not going

00:56:55.000 to do the whole story you guys know what they're trying to do right the world health organization

00:56:59.020 is called on sovereign nations to surrender their governance to go to a global authority

00:57:03.500 all right that's what this treaty that we've been talking about is all about it's due to be signed

00:57:10.000 like the final version of it next year about a year from now the who warns that global governments

00:57:15.160 a governance must be established to fight health emergencies climate change

00:57:19.500 social and economic inequalities and a number of other issues the calls from the who came days

00:57:26.780 after house republicans blasted joe biden for negotiating america's pandemic authority with

00:57:32.680 congressional input on wednesday republicans took to the podium to podium to condemn the biden

00:57:38.400 admins negotiation of global pandemic agreements with the world health organization we know what

00:57:45.460 they want to do to us okay we know this all of us here right now watching this show live whether

00:57:52.780 it's on facebook or rumble or twitter or lgm.news we need to get the word out to other people

00:58:01.680 about what they're doing do you think and this is again i want you guys to write this down in the

00:58:06.940 comments do you think that your friends and family who fell for all this crap the first time and

00:58:12.260 closed their businesses and hid in indoors and wore masks and got all those shots all those people

00:58:17.460 do you think they're going to fall for it again when it comes down twice as hard because this is

00:58:24.560 what they're cooking up disease x and the who says oh we got to be ready this time i mean they're

00:58:30.760 warning us they're telling us what they're doing it's it's in writing it's all over the place

00:58:35.760 these are not just warnings

00:58:37.420 do you think that your friends and family the ones who went along with it the first time

00:58:46.060 will go along with it willingly a second time because you know the second time is going to be

00:58:52.480 way worse than what they did to us the first time

00:58:55.900 so i just want to go through some of these uh comments here real quick

00:59:02.340 sad responses uh frank says hopefully not yes my family will says ronda jen says yes chris says

00:59:12.740 unfortunately yes they will do it again absolutely justin hey good to see you on the weekend by the

00:59:18.460 way bud um patricia says my family probably will oh my god kim says yeah some of them wendy says

00:59:26.740 well that's not an answer to the question i asked mary says for sure yes they will fall for it again

00:59:33.140 from brenda tracy says yeah so sad look at all this oh my god oh bonnie i like bonnie bommies

00:59:42.220 no my family won't fall for it again edie says yes all the way they still think they still think

00:59:48.440 we're wrong for not getting the vaccine don't they know at this point are they are they still

00:59:54.300 like living in that 2021 narrative they haven't seen anything

01:00:00.100 they they haven't seen all of these unexplained deaths in the uk they haven't seen these stories

01:00:09.240 well i guess if if they're still watchers of you know the marxist corporate media then they're

01:00:14.540 going to be going going along with it now look by and large guys i am a fan of jordan peterson

01:00:20.640 as you know but i call into question this arc project that he's got going on and this is a

01:00:27.860 reason uh written by jordan shock tell on his sub stack jordan peterson's anti uh world economic

01:00:36.260 forum upstart is inundated with wef associated individuals so how does that make any sense

01:00:44.740 Jordan Peterson has launched the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship, the ARC,

01:00:50.000 a new conference that has been branded as a counterweight to the World Economic Forum's annual Davos conference.

01:00:57.480 However, there's one small problem with Dr. Peterson's initiative.

01:01:02.400 Many of the individuals he's recruited to join the effort are currently or formerly associated with the World Economic Forum itself.

01:01:09.340 and others who are not directly associated with davos have a record of promoting the very same

01:01:15.760 disastrous ideological dictates advanced by the world economic forum network here's a screenshot

01:01:22.080 from the arc website on their organizing committee with some names you'll definitely recognize

01:01:26.740 public intellectuals professor professor arthur brooks professor niall ferguson born sorry bjorn

01:01:33.440 lomborg and dr jordan peterson the former australian prime ministers tony abbott and john

01:01:39.020 Howard and former Deputy Prime Minister John Anderson, U.S. Congressional Members Mike Lee,

01:01:44.120 Dan Crenshaw, and the Vice Chair of the House Republican Caucus Rep. Mike Johnson, Canadian

01:01:50.160 Shadow Cabinet Minister Leslyn Lewis, and Austrian Parliamentarian Gudrun Kugler. Now, the list is

01:01:57.560 not all bad, but it's way to WEF heavy to be legitimate counter to the World Economic Forum

01:02:05.040 operation. Niall Ferguson, a globalist historian, is a WEF mainstay. Bjorn Lomborg has written for

01:02:12.720 them several times, though appears to have changed his tune lately. John Howard and Tony Abbott have

01:02:18.360 previously delivered addresses at Davos. Vivek Ramaswamy, a notoriously sketchy character,

01:02:24.040 was a WEF young global leader, though he has since rejected the outfit.

01:02:28.420 Neo-conservative congressman Dan Crenshaw, sometimes referred to as Eyepatch McCain,

01:02:33.420 is the World Economic Forum personified.

01:02:38.260 He was a young global leader, too, and the list goes on.

01:02:41.860 Just as Dr. Peterson was slow to the draw on COVID hysteria,

01:02:45.960 he doesn't seem to understand why advocates for human freedom

01:02:48.920 dislike the World Economic Forum.

01:02:51.440 Sure, Klaus Schwab and the gang are freakishly unlikable statist sociopaths,

01:02:57.000 but it's their top-down model of governance

01:02:59.820 coupled with their dictates upon society

01:03:01.740 that makes the World Economic Forum model so nefarious.

01:03:05.240 By seemingly copying the Davos model

01:03:07.720 and rebranding it as a counter-WEF initiative,

01:03:11.780 the counter-WEF has become just another invite-only conference

01:03:15.340 of hand-picked experts vetted by like-minded individuals

01:03:18.900 who retain elite status within their exclusive closed-off networks.

01:03:22.700 This isn't the path forward.

01:03:25.740 Humanity certainly doesn't need an alternative group

01:03:28.780 of mutually credentialed experts to dictate to humanity how they should be living their lives

01:03:33.720 i think that is a very well thought out piece and i think that you know most of the things that

01:03:42.620 that jordan peterson says are awesome but i have been skeptical about this arc project ever since

01:03:49.600 he announced whom who the members are going to be now again there's some members like leslin lewis

01:03:55.040 on there who are absolutely staunchly on our side but you've got too much of a world economic

01:04:01.460 forum influence and anyway people should not be gathering at a some world conference to tell the

01:04:10.280 world how to live its life right those decisions excuse me though i you know what i need a sip of

01:04:18.320 water those decisions should be made by the individual period individual rights and freedoms

01:04:30.780 that's it we take accept nothing less abbotsford christian parent group loses vote to repeal

01:04:37.460 gender identity policy from school manual well i guess it's time to pull your kids out of these

01:04:42.960 public schools you guys if they're going to be telling you i'm sorry but this can will continue

01:04:48.820 on with this sexualization of your children rebel news headline new brunswick sorry new brunswick

01:04:55.320 not nova scotia i said nova scotia earlier in the show new brunswick tories defend parent concerns

01:05:01.040 on gender ideology in schools premier blaine higgs told media thursday that schools should

01:05:06.560 inform parents if their children change genders so he is acknowledging the fact that you can do that

01:05:16.400 you can't but he's acknowledging the fact

01:05:21.160 not the fact he's acknowledging that you can and that's sad

01:05:27.720 so he's kind of on our side but not really and he's a conservative but he's not not really

01:05:36.560 gays against groomers official stance on pride it's not for kids years ago now this is interesting

01:05:45.380 guys groups you should get behind here years ago pride was about lgbt people lgbt not all the sqs

01:05:58.320 minuses whatever lgbt people stepping out to show the world we are normal people deserving of

01:06:06.300 equality and marriage rights. We wanted the world to see that same-sex relationships were not a

01:06:11.100 threat and, in fact, resembled the dynamic of straight relationships in many ways. We marched

01:06:16.120 for our rights, and in 2004, the first legal gay marriage in the U.S. was performed in Cambridge,

01:06:21.260 Massachusetts. In June of 2015, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled five to four that the U.S. Constitution

01:06:26.840 guarantees the right for same-sex couples to marry in all 50 cents. We have the states.

01:06:30.900 we have endured an excruciatingly long battle so there was all the more reason to celebrate

01:06:37.660 the anniversary of legal same-sex marriage every june but as the years went by and keep in mind

01:06:42.720 guys when june comes you're going to be rainbowed in the face every single day

01:06:47.320 like it's going to be rainbow fists a-flying all month long it's going to be sickening almost

01:06:54.840 but as the years went by the celebration morphed from one of love and equality to a raunchy display

01:07:01.520 of overt sexuality and debauchery in our name we became tired of the predictive pandering from

01:07:07.320 companies looking to exploit us for profit by pretending to support us we found ourselves

01:07:12.540 exhausted by fellow members of our community who put their sexuality on a pedestal as if it were

01:07:18.980 their singular personality trait and most of all we find ourselves incredibly disturbed by the

01:07:24.320 inclusion of children in these annual sexual exhibitions. Gays Against Groomers is comprised

01:07:31.060 of LGB anti-individuals who feel like our community has gone too far. We believe there is a firm

01:07:38.540 difference between education versus indoctrination, inclusivity versus pandering, and celebrating your

01:07:45.220 right to marry versus exhibiting disgusting behaviors meant for the privacy of your own

01:07:49.760 home. We are the LGBanti people who don't make our sexuality our dominant attribute, who don't need

01:07:58.200 the world to accept us and are satisfied with our current rights. We don't go along with the

01:08:03.180 mainstream narrative regarding our community. And because of this, we face an onslaught of

01:08:08.140 character assassinations daily, something we've grown numb to. Not only do we find pride

01:08:14.640 unnecessary now. We are concerned by the exposure of inherently sexual materials that fall under

01:08:21.300 the LGBT umbrella to children. In the past, we have seen young children brought to parades where

01:08:27.520 grown adults are selling sex toys, hardly dressed, and displaying inappropriate behavior many minors

01:08:33.980 should not be witnessing. In this day and age, many believe this is a form of empowerment

01:08:39.040 and a way to educate children with sex positivity.

01:08:43.060 In reality, we're looking at the destruction of innocence right before our eyes,

01:08:47.720 and we won't be silent about it.

01:08:50.380 Each year, Pride seems to go on a little longer.

01:08:54.020 It's not just Pride Month now, it's Pride season.

01:08:56.780 We firmly believe this is completely unnecessary.

01:08:59.980 We are appalled by scenes like half-naked performers taking money from young children like strippers

01:09:04.740 or kids being taught how to pole dance or seeing this book is gay being given to minors.

01:09:11.260 Children are being indoctrinated, sexualized, and even medicalized in the name of LGBTQ acceptance.

01:09:18.900 The slippery slope has become a very real phenomenon, and we're on a dark road to legal pedophilia.

01:09:25.120 Yeah, we are, unless we stop it.

01:09:29.800 Gays Against Groomers will not let this happen without a fight.

01:09:32.760 we're here to stand against it all and hold the line and our community accountable well this is

01:09:39.020 something that has to happen from inside of our community to be effective we appreciate any and

01:09:44.140 all support in our efforts to hold the line and save the innocence of children the right thing

01:09:48.640 is not always popular but we will persevere

01:09:52.980 okay now this is a great piece that we got from sky news australia infinitely superior to sky

01:10:02.480 news great britain this is funny you guys uh have a look have a segment called lefties losing it

01:10:11.880 by the way i posted this video on the page a couple of days ago i i just couldn't believe

01:10:24.300 it i found it like why watch this of course

01:10:27.600 that's true.

01:10:43.500 Well we love it well

01:10:49.600 We need trans people.

01:10:51.260 We love trans people.

01:10:52.680 Trans people belong here.

01:10:54.160 We need trans people.

01:10:55.660 We love trans people.

01:10:57.220 Trans people belong here.

01:10:59.500 We need trans people.

01:11:01.340 We need trans people.

01:11:02.700 We need more than that.

01:11:06.700 Now, why did that lefty so comprehensively,

01:11:10.900 to so comically lose it?

01:11:13.240 Well, the Nebraska legislator was set to vote on a bill

01:11:16.580 that would ban so-called gender-affirming surgery,

01:11:21.080 gender-affirming care, they call it, I don't know,

01:11:23.600 like removing young girls' healthy breasts.

01:11:25.940 The fear that there'd be a ban on invisible surgeries on teens,

01:11:31.120 including them to leave them sterile for life,

01:11:35.020 sent Democrats into a frenzy.

01:11:38.620 Let's go back to Democrats and to Michaelia.

01:11:41.720 She's a...

01:11:43.720 We love trans people!

01:11:45.720 We love trans people!

01:11:47.720 Trans people!

01:11:49.720 We love trans people!

01:11:51.720 We love trans people!

01:11:53.720 You matter! Matter!

01:11:55.720 And I am fighting

01:11:57.720 for you!

01:11:59.720 And I will not stop!

01:12:01.720 I will not stop today!

01:12:03.720 I will not stop tomorrow!

01:12:05.720 You are...

01:12:07.720 You matter!

01:12:09.720 You are on here!

01:12:11.720 Oh, and how do you think the media covered this unhinged display?

01:12:23.840 Well, they called it an emotional appeal.

01:12:27.000 And then they called the bill controversial.

01:12:30.060 Can you imagine the media coverage if a Republican behaved like that?

01:12:34.420 Now, here's to a high level of losing it.

01:12:36.860 Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau thought it was wise

01:12:40.120 to lecture Italy's Giorgia Maloney at the G7 night

01:12:44.400 about the country's LGBTQ record.

01:12:49.260 Canada is concerned about some of the positionings

01:12:52.520 that Italy is taking in terms of...

01:12:57.080 ..because we're here at the G7 as an assembly of countries

01:13:02.980 that are promoting the kinds of strong values

01:13:06.900 that are principles of the world.

01:13:12.860 Let's just zoom in on the Italian PM's face

01:13:17.220 as Trudeau decided to claim democracy.

01:13:22.120 Yeah, I'm not happy.

01:13:23.240 And this final look really sums up what all of us think

01:13:26.600 of the repugnant, incompetent Trudeau.

01:13:29.800 Can we have that final look from George?

01:13:32.980 at all. We don't have

01:13:34.700 lefties losing it.

01:13:39.020 And we've seen Nike use trans activists

01:13:41.160 and

01:13:42.380 an iconic

01:13:47.060 brand

01:13:47.580 opted for a trans

01:13:50.920 ambassador. And this

01:13:52.860 is who a luxury

01:13:54.440 lingerie dated for women

01:13:56.940 by women chose to promote

01:13:58.720 their bras and panties.

01:14:01.240 And now

01:14:02.320 is adidas to release this ad for their new pride swimwear range this is who they picked

01:14:09.980 to model a one-piece yes at least all that chest hair helps distract from the noticeable bulge

01:14:16.620 but the question is are corporates to raise women the female customer base with such contempt

01:14:24.920 and why are women willing not willing to um stop it why are we copying this it's not like they're

01:14:31.200 willing to it's they're encouraging it some women not all women obviously if you're watching this

01:14:38.680 right now and you're a woman you're not encouraging any of this behavior but there are women out there

01:14:46.260 who i i you know i think it's probably one of these mass formation things again where they think

01:14:54.420 okay it's the cool thing to do i have to take my kids to see the drag queen or else my friends

01:14:58.120 are going to disown me really it's only one person so let's say there's a group of six women

01:15:03.860 um and they have all got kids around the same age right and they're planning on going to this

01:15:11.760 drag queen story time and probably five of the six women in that group feel like you know what

01:15:18.460 i really don't want to do this but if i don't go they're gonna these girls are just going to

01:15:22.720 disown me when in reality it's probably only the one person the loudest leader of the group

01:15:29.180 who is going to act that way not the others they probably feel the same way you do

01:15:35.060 so people need to find the moral courage to stand up and say no no no we're not doing this

01:15:45.120 we're not doing this we're not doing this to our kids if the kids decide when they're older that

01:15:50.620 they want to go see a drag queen story time, then they can go.

01:15:54.400 But not right now.

01:15:55.540 They're not doing it right now.

01:15:57.020 They're too young.

01:15:58.760 They should be playing with building blocks, for goodness sakes.

01:16:03.260 Chris Guy running for mayor.

01:16:05.420 He's, you know, in a flatbed truck driving around Toronto wearing a suit

01:16:10.440 in between workouts, I guess.

01:16:12.600 And here he is addressing a crowd just yesterday, I believe.

01:16:17.040 You guys are amazing.

01:16:18.360 but i have to keep this going because this is the most important part of this entire speech

01:16:23.340 now that they have to acknowledge us now that everybody knows they have a dog in this fight

01:16:30.000 they are going to do everything they can it's going to be a psychological operation as big

01:16:35.880 as covid was to try to convince you that i'm in last place to try to convince you that a vote for

01:16:43.000 me is a waste to try to convince you that it's simply not worth going to register or going to

01:16:48.640 vote. That's what you're going to hear over and over and over again for the next five or six

01:16:55.080 weeks. And I will tell you this, we cannot even walk a hundred steps down any street in this city

01:17:01.860 without somebody rolling down their window and asking for a selfie in traffic or somebody waving

01:17:07.440 from across the way we have so much support in this city from this grassroots movement that we

01:17:13.880 have been building up with our actions not our words over the last three years that if our

01:17:20.660 supporters young and old go out to the polls if you truly believe in me if you truly believe in

01:17:27.780 what i can do for you and you get out and you vote we will win a historic record-breaking

01:17:34.660 victory in this city and we will inspire a populist movement of non-politicians all around

01:17:42.940 the country. Ladies and gentlemen, I am not a politician. I am the people. I am one of

01:17:52.100 you. So why the hell would you ever vote for another politician when you could vote for

01:17:58.540 the people. Ladies and gentlemen, it's time to give Toronto back to the people. Thank you very

01:18:06.340 much. I love you and every one of you. God bless you.

01:18:13.960 Okay, I like what he said there. I like what he said about, you know, if he wins, and I believe

01:18:22.400 we have commented on, I know we've commented on this on the show before. If he wins,

01:18:28.000 in toronto he will inspire a movement a populist movement of regular people like you and i

01:18:34.780 to be running for civic office or even provincial or federal office partyless it wouldn't matter

01:18:42.260 and the thing about canadian municipal elections is there are no parties allowed you run as yourself

01:18:49.240 not as a so-and-so from the ndp or joe blow from the conservatives or so-and-so from the liberals

01:18:55.260 you're running as you and so you have every chance to get yourself in there if you run a good

01:19:03.320 solid campaign right because no party affiliation allowed in municipal politics now i understand that

01:19:10.300 most of the municipal elections have gone by the boards and we're stuck with who we've got

01:19:14.400 for the next few years but that may not be the case in calgary if the recall legislation goes

01:19:20.400 through to get gondek out as mayor and that could happen that could happen at some point in the next

01:19:26.880 couple of months if they get enough signatures on a piece of paper gondek seems very very happy

01:19:31.300 that it's never going to happen and she laughs at you she laughs at you the political class my

01:19:36.420 friends they are laughing at you they are laughing at us they're laughing at us these laurentian

01:19:45.000 parasites these people who exist in ottawa these people who do the barbecue circuit when they come

01:19:51.820 home in the summer to their ridings to go and shake hands with the people you know i'm gonna

01:19:56.480 go and eat some of their food i'm gonna go and talk to them about a few things and i'm gonna

01:20:01.100 talk down to them obviously because they're just the little people that's the attitude that i have

01:20:06.340 gotten from most politicians especially politicians who are affiliated with party politics

01:20:12.540 the parties and the ottawa bubble or the winnipeg bubble or the regina bubble or the edmonton bubble

01:20:20.380 or the victoria bubble any provincial capital they've got that same kind of attitude

01:20:24.800 and they need to be taken down a peg and the only way to do that is to beat them at their own game

01:20:33.600 yeah they got the money sure but remember one thing you are running in one riding you're not

01:20:44.640 running in the whole province you're not running in the whole country you're running in one district

01:20:52.340 that's it and all you have to do is go out there

01:20:57.020 knock on doors and then knock on doors again and again and again and again and again

01:21:04.520 and get people to believe in you

01:21:08.200 how you doing shadow davis i'm going to be running for mp in the next election now this is a process

01:21:18.540 political parties know this it takes time to build up your name your reputation in a neighborhood

01:21:25.100 right so if the next election in your area isn't for three years you start campaigning now look at

01:21:32.880 the americans they're always in the middle of some campaign or another right like they're going to

01:21:36.900 start campaigning for president again very soon the primaries are going to be early next year

01:21:41.240 and then boom we're in another election cycle we just had the midterms it's always elections with

01:21:46.720 those guys all the time but that's a good thing i think canadians have grown too complacent oh we

01:21:52.520 have to go vote again oh my god we just had an election like four years ago man like come on

01:21:57.500 like what do you want a dictator then we need to be the stewards of our own destiny and if we're

01:22:04.880 not they will be happy to and you know what they plan to do to us this is how we're going to do it

01:22:12.620 i think this is the only way we can do it it's the only way and whoever we vote in there

01:22:21.220 we have to keep a close eye on and i've been so happy and so proud to see so many watchdog groups

01:22:29.140 popping up all across the country you know saying we're gonna keep an eye on what's going on here

01:22:34.900 we've got people in every town in every city all across this country watching for any sign of 15

01:22:41.660 minute cities or variation name variations of same they are keeping on top of it they are keeping in

01:22:48.860 contact with these politicians whether the politicians like it or not and they will be

01:22:55.480 you know getting people out when the time comes when the time comes

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The Shadoe Davis Show - May 22, 2023

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