00:15:12.920which kills all species not just one particular species so in order for them to fix the problem
00:15:20.340they're going to kill everything and it makes no sense to us and poison has never been the answer
00:15:27.540so typical government logic in order to get rid of one invasive species they claim
00:15:34.600they're going to kill everything in the lake now that that would kill all life forms in the lake
00:15:38.640Absolutely. I sent you a letter from Bob Bancroft, and in his letter it says,
00:15:47.740in my experience, it was virtually impossible to get a complete kill, which included all forms of
00:15:54.100life that breathe underwater using gills. In time, I surmised that even when carefully applied using
00:16:00.280boats, the weed beds in the lake shallows prevented the toxicant from spreading at to 100% of the lake,
00:16:06.920and fish species that were previously in the lake gradually reappeared over subsequent years and at
00:16:13.840the end of this letter here from Bob Bancroft it says in my estimation as a biologist this method
00:16:22.520of killing so many aquatic vertebrates and invertebrates is in an effort to eliminate
00:16:28.260one other species and when the probability of success is almost nil amounts to a tremendous
00:16:35.640waste of time and money while creating an ecological nightmare. So are the smallmouth
00:16:42.280bass in the river and the lake an invasive species? How long have they been there?
00:16:47.100Well, the Atlantic Salmon Federation are claiming that they were introduced illegally in 2008.
00:16:53.220However, we have documented evidence shown that they were there in 1977. So also,
00:17:01.840So they're blowing this way out of proportion as to how much smallmouth bass are actually there.
00:17:10.060Just in the small amount of poison that they got in that particular day that I took the poison was about two and a half gallons.
00:17:18.320It killed hundreds of fish and there was not one smallmouth bass.
00:17:23.500can i ask you the amount of poison they used on the lake that day and how badly do you think it
00:17:30.780damaged the life in the lake just that well the the lake itself is not poisoned um the the outlet
00:17:37.640of the the lake about 150 feet on the outlet of the lake is where that video was taken from and
00:17:44.680that two and a half gallons that i you know didn't get there in time before they got it in
00:17:51.480it killed hundreds of fish and you know it's probably going to destroy that one little part
00:17:56.360of that ecosystem there and later that day i guess they were able to put poison in the
00:18:03.760upper part of the miramichi river and out of all of the poison that they administered that day
00:18:12.200there was only a amount of i think 32 smallmouth bass and hundreds of dead salmon trout perch
00:18:21.160chub and they won't give us the numbers on them but they'll only give us a number of 32 bass
00:18:28.000so the whole purpose is to save the salmon but they're killing the salmon instead with this
00:18:35.780awful poison exactly it makes no sense so this has been going on a couple of years you say
00:18:42.520these guys have been trying to get out of the lake and dump this poison in there
00:18:45.880but you guys have been ferociously watching you've always got somebody on patrol correct
00:18:50.880Yeah. So what we do is we go out and we spend the time at the lake. When the water gets to a certain temperature, that's when they can poison. So once we know that, you know, they're getting right around the time to poison, the grandmothers and mothers and, you know, myself, we will come out and protect the lake.
00:19:11.660And last year, we were there for a month and a half.
00:19:14.700This year, I was there for roughly a month off and on before my arrest.
00:19:20.060And then after my arrest, I wasn't legally allowed to go back.
00:19:23.760But considering the situation, my arrest actually was a good thing because it shed light on this problem that we're having where they're, you know, in my opinion, attacking our food supply.
00:19:39.560And, you know, Trudeau and his goons, you know, or Klaus Schwab and his puppets, right?
00:19:48.700They all play a part into it, in my opinion.
00:19:51.460Well, that's what they're trying to do.
00:19:53.020I mean, you know, they're talking about food security, and we're going to have shortages this year, not just of food, but of energy.
00:19:59.500Just planned shortages, if you don't mind me saying.
00:21:53.840So, you know, if they were to come in and poison the lake, then, you know, there would be, you know, big fines to pay and, you know, lawsuits up the yin-yang.
00:22:08.000These guys who are doing this job, they're not government employees directly, are they?
00:22:12.600They subcontracted from, is it the federal government?
00:22:16.340Yeah, well, it's the DFO and the provincial government that has the Atlantic Salmon Federation and the North Shore Mi'kmaq District Council doing this project.
00:22:31.320Okay. So, do you think it would matter to them?
00:22:35.740You see, this is what Wayne and I were talking about a little bit before.
00:22:38.880I'm happy that you guys got that news from your lawyers.
00:22:41.160Don't get me wrong. I think that's fantastic, because now if you do catch them trying to do this again, there will be problems for them.
00:22:50.860Well, we still have the cottagers that are going to remain there, and their permit expires the end of this month regardless.
00:23:01.920And in order for this to be successful, the water temperature has to be at a certain level.
00:23:07.680there's just a whole bunch of different things and a certain temperature and and basically their
00:23:13.680time span is really trickling down to where they can't even it won't even be successful
00:23:19.880not that it has a big success rate anyway but if they were to come in we have people on the lake
00:23:29.020there the cottage owners who we are closely connected with that will say hey this is going
00:23:35.220on and you know we can have people there in a matter of minutes so what's the conversation
00:23:40.880like between you guys and the cottage owners and just people in general around the lake are they
00:23:45.240are they talking about the world economic forum are they talking about perhaps this being an
00:23:49.720experiment and if successful they could move it to different bodies of water across the entire
00:23:54.380country what's what's the mood there well the cottage owners are wonderful like they they have
00:23:59.280truly supported us uh in in every way possible like they're they're great people um you know
00:24:07.000unfortunately there's there's not a lot of people that are awake yet um and you know when when
00:24:14.920there's not a lot of people awake we have to kind of be the ones to try to awaken them right
00:24:19.780and uh yeah exactly and and you know when i'm up there i i'm i'm sharing my my views on things and
00:24:29.360you know um i'm hoping to you know help educate some people and be educated how much per year
00:24:37.720would you say uh fish do you take out of that lake for uh for food purposes you guys none nothing
00:24:44.880nothing that that fish or that that lake um see they're trying to say that the cottagers introduced
00:24:51.380this uh smallmouth bass in 2008 for uh tournament fishing i know all of those cottagers very well
00:25:00.600none of them fish they go out they they they they're on their pontoon boats they're enjoying
00:25:07.900the water you know they're they're out sea doing and their kids and their grandkids are there
00:25:13.920swimming none of them fish so for them to even say that is is just really trying to demonize them
00:25:22.400and it's it's not it's not very appropriate thing to to do when i know these people personally and
00:25:29.800i know that they'd never do that and they have no reason to do that speaking of knowing people
00:25:34.620personally it seemed like you knew the guy who was leading the charge when it came to the poisoning
00:25:39.160that day that you caught them on video there and you said it breaks my heart who was that guy
00:25:43.500Um, well, there was a guy, uh, he's with public safety. His name is Ben O'Donnell. And he, he came down on our site where we were camped out. And, you know, he said, I'm just doing my job. I don't want to be here. Um, is there anything that I can help you with? And, you know, he seemed very sincere.
00:26:00.760and when i come around that bend because they were hiding behind this bend because they snuck
00:26:06.280in through a different uh route right and i seen him it truly broke my heart because i believe that
00:26:13.180man was you know sincere how many times have we heard in the last couple of years i'm only doing
00:26:21.080my job yeah you know what there comes a time that you know if you're only doing your job you lay
00:26:27.200your badge down you walk away from that and you have your dignity and you know and yeah people
00:26:35.260need to start waking up standing up and saying no we had enough wayne thank you for coming on
00:26:42.240the show tonight i really appreciate you taking the time and hopefully we'll talk to you again
00:26:46.220in the meantime keep your eye on those guys at least for the next couple of weeks and uh keep
00:26:51.220waking people up out there in new brunswick we really absolutely thank you for having me on the
00:26:55.980show and god bless thank you there is wayne narvey the guy who caught the lake poisoners
00:27:02.440uh on miramichi lake the other day we need more people like that standing up don't you think
00:27:09.660okay a couple of things i would like to address i saw wow carrie and i were at her place this
00:27:17.300morning and she's got the roku the tv thing right and i'm not sure if you guys have got this but
00:27:23.900it's it is cool you can get to be t-u-b-i you can get netflix on it you can get pretty much
00:27:31.720anything on it you can watch any there's live tv if you want live tv so we went through pretty
00:27:37.260much everything looking for some kind of a cool docu series we could start watching and came
00:27:41.480across this one thing called conspiracy it's on to be again t-u-b-i and the first two episodes
00:27:48.440ironically are all about the royal family and about world war ii and about the fact that maybe
00:27:56.900adolf didn't die right so these first two episodes of this this docuseries called again
00:28:05.860conspiracy simply that focus on world war ii and the continuation of the third reich into the fourth
00:28:13.720Reich all through the late 1940s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 2000s until today which is what I think is
00:28:22.920going on Klaus Schwab Christy Freeland and as Wayne Peters pointed out the other night you guys
00:28:31.140it's generational I can't relate to that personally because I was adopted right and so
00:28:38.620So, I never got the generational thing from my dad.
00:28:59.520But I do know many people who follow in the footsteps of their mother or their father
00:29:04.600and their grandfather before him and their grandfather before him.
00:29:08.620and so is it a possibility that this fourth right right thing is real the fourth industrial
00:29:15.640revolution it absolutely is and this particular docuseries called conspiracy on tubi made so much
00:29:24.840sense with so much proof with so many very very intelligent witnesses i encourage you to check it
00:29:31.400out also i heard about her uh mike voyjack is a voyage funeral homes and this coming wednesday
00:29:39.940night right after the main show about 9 15 9 20 another episode of ask the funeral director is
00:29:45.740coming up so mike called me at about 6 30 this evening and he said so shout out and i said yes
00:29:50.440mike that's always our exchange shadow yes mike anyway he said did you hear and i said did i hear
00:29:59.440what and he said apparently you and i are fighting and screaming and yelling and swearing at each
00:30:05.080other and cursing and we're we're now not friends any longer and there's a rumor going around like
00:30:09.700that and i said really who'd you hear that from he goes well i mean people are talking about it
00:30:13.880and somebody came in today and asked me about it and i said what i'm getting phone calls about it
00:30:19.140at work and i said i didn't know a thing about this so let me assure you to anybody who thinks
00:30:26.800that might be going on right now any of you guys watching this show right now mike and i are still
00:30:33.280the best of friends and whatever the rumors say happened that didn't happen
00:30:40.220i kind of laughed to be honest and i thought oh i think i know who's behind this but i'm not going
00:30:47.460to go name and names i will find out though all right let's get on to some other news here guys
00:30:53.700We've got a lot of stuff to cover tonight, and it's good stuff.
00:30:57.840And there's a little bit of bad, but mostly good tonight.
00:31:01.060Look at this here from paxeditions.com.
00:31:04.620Ottawa to make a Rivecan optional and scrap other travel measures, according to reports.
00:31:10.520Now, this is not completely and totally verified yet,
00:31:13.500because apparently it's still being kicked around at the highest levels of government.
00:31:18.660Basically, it's a bunch of clowns getting in and out of a Volkswagen.
00:31:21.380this government we have. But here's the story. The Trudeau government is getting ready to end
00:31:27.760pandemic era travel restrictions by scrapping the vaccination mandate at the border and
00:31:33.380eliminating random testing requirements, according to a September 16th report in the Toronto Red
00:31:39.460Star. An official announcement has not yet been made by the federal government, but the Red Star's
00:31:45.380story, which does not name sources, implies that change is on the horizon as ministers weigh in
00:31:51.200moves that could open the travel sector even further. The story also claims that Ottawa will
00:31:58.440soon discontinue the unpopular Arrive Can app as a mandatory travel requirement. The Toronto Sun
00:32:04.700yesterday took a stab at confirming the Star's report and found that mandatory masking too
00:32:10.160could be a rule of the past if all goes well in the coming weeks. A trial balloon floated by the
00:32:15.600Trudeau government in the Red Star over the weekend looks set to fly, wrote Brian Lilly of
00:32:21.460Post Media. Speaking to a variety of sources, the columnist said most measures will be gone by the
00:32:27.240end of September when the order in council that gives the existing restrictions and requirements
00:32:31.400expires. The Canadian government has faced heightened criticism from border communities,
00:32:37.020tourism groups, travel agent advocates, and conservative MPs over their remaining COVID
00:32:41.060restrictions which continue to hinder the recovery of canada's travel industry so let's go back and
00:32:49.220see what's happened in the past week or week and a half why would they be doing this well we know
00:32:55.420that none of it was based upon science according to that court case oh and by the way the court
00:33:01.940case that revealed these documents and the bureaucrats scrambling around to find a reason
00:33:07.760to invoke this mandate in the first place remember that that continues on wednesday that court case
00:33:13.160continues on wednesday however there's more court cases coming against the arrive can app against
00:33:19.560the federal government's use of these mandates and the government knows they can't win these cases
00:33:27.000and there are many of them coming including um the case of the uh former newfoundland and labrador
00:33:36.180premier brian peckford which has yet to hit the courts but will be scheduled at least to be coming
00:33:41.160up in november so knowing this the government goes huh i don't know if we can keep this going
00:33:49.440also pierre palia a very skilled communicator and politician was elected as leader of the
00:33:55.980conservative party of canada and already he's putting on pressure so let's be honest you guys
00:34:01.000I shared a post on the page this past weekend regarding pollsters and how the president of abacus polling in Canada is the father of one of Trudeau's press secretaries.
00:34:15.460Now, if that's not a conflict of interest, I don't know what is.
00:34:18.580So when you see polling like that, plus you see pollsters like Nick Nanos come out and just watching this guy whenever he goes on CTV, right, the left wing corporate CTV, it's clear as day that he is a Trudeau supporter.
00:34:32.680Just the way he speaks, you know, like when he says, oh, look at this.
00:34:36.820The conservatives have taken a two point lead on the liberals, but the liberals have got some hope coming up because this, this, this and this.
00:34:43.140It's like the liberals can't lose the liberals.
00:35:06.380These are polls designed to get the public thinking in a certain way.
00:35:12.980And usually, the pollsters are liberal.
00:35:18.580That's just the way it goes in our country. The left-wing corporate media, the left-wing corporate pollsters, right? They're trying to get people to vote liberal. Liberal or NDP, anything left, but absolutely never, ever conservative. And don't think the unions aren't in on that stuff as well.
00:35:36.240but the internal polling that government gets and the opposition gets paid for by their by their
00:35:43.260parties liberals conservatives NDP I don't think the PPC does it I don't know if the greens can
00:35:49.340afford it I don't know about the bloc but we definitely know the big three parties in this
00:35:53.840country do internal polling all the time they are polling their membership they're polling
00:35:57.560random people across the country and they're asking very pointed questions and they keep the
00:36:02.940information they get from these polls to themselves, but they do act on it. Why do you
00:36:07.160think all of a sudden the conservatives started saying, masks are bad and these mandates have to
00:36:11.780go? Because their polls told them so. It had absolutely nothing to do with science. Remember,
00:36:17.440the conservatives went along with this for two years before they started speaking up against it.
00:36:23.660How many conservative MPs met with James Topp when he walked to Ottawa? What was it, a dozen?
00:36:29.740the conservatives have got 120 mps in the house of commons but only a dozen went to meet up with
00:36:35.880them because even at that point they weren't sure their internal polling wasn't telling them
00:36:40.600everything they needed to know but now it is plus they've got a leader who looks like he wants to
00:36:46.920get rid of all this stuff having said that is he working for the world economic forum well we do
00:36:54.060know that his associate leader, his second in command, sounds like a liberal. And we know that
00:37:04.800his campaign chair, John Baird, is definitely a member of the World Economic Forum. So I don't
00:37:09.140know. What I've been saying the whole time, guys, is that we're not going to be able to vote our way
00:37:14.740out of this the only way to get out of this is peaceful united non-compliance so when they try
00:37:24.560to bring back some mandates now it's interesting too the moves that the Trudeau liberals may be
00:37:30.840making in terms of getting rid of all of these COVID mandates finally it makes you think that
00:37:36.740Well, if they're doing that, how can the provinces reimpose the mandates?
00:37:47.060It wouldn't make a lot of sense, would it?
00:50:45.300the number of people who say they've had family members die in hospitals at the hands of what
00:50:53.880they call the death protocols continues to surface however for many of them their loved
00:50:58.800ones death left them with inconceivable stories of administrative cruelty patients and families
00:51:05.260are scared into accepting treatments such as remdesivir without being informed about the risks
00:51:09.900such as kidney failure families have reported that physicians will tell them that patient
00:51:15.700needs oxygen and rest then the oxygen is used to such a high degree that later a ventilator
00:51:21.140is required because the lungs are damaged let's get to the part where she gets out
00:51:27.300on december 14th of last year sealer's husband a former nurse and u.s army veteran0.81
00:51:34.240called 9-1-1 to have the plano police department perform a welfare check she said
00:51:39.400When the police officers arrived, Seeler said she attempted to explain to him what she had experienced. I told him they were going to murder me, she said. He said, we don't have a protocol for this, and he left.
00:51:49.780having exhausted all other options brad sealer and sealer's daughter who had been contacting
00:51:57.760politicians for help came up with a plan to get her out of that hospital and take her home sealer
00:52:03.040said i set up oxygen and obtained medications with the help of a home consultation service0.61
00:52:07.720and dr richard bartlett's protocols which emphasized the use of budosicide budosonide
00:52:16.000she said. On December 15th, Brad called and told her, I'm going to take you out of there. Brad
00:52:21.100arrived with a cease and desist letter and two pieces of patients' rights legislation written
00:52:26.040to allow access to at least one visitor, Texas Senate Bill 572 and Senate Bill 2211. The state's
00:52:33.780House and Senate bills prohibit hospitals from denying visitation, including clergy visitation
00:52:39.440during disasters such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
00:52:44.040Seeler said she found that doctor, Quach,
00:57:57.500all right this story is very important this story here and have a look around your local newspapers
00:58:09.840and see if there's anything like this bubbling in your city or town it's very important
00:58:15.300winnipeg's largest union wants workers sorry warns workers to prepare for strike after latest talks
00:58:22.240failed to result in a contract qp local 500 members voted for a strike mandate back in july
00:58:29.000so the city's largest union the city of winnipeg's largest union has told its 5 000 members to sign
00:58:39.000up for the strike picket day a duty after the latest round of contract talks failed to result
00:58:44.120in a collective agreement. Representatives from the city and the Canadian Union of Public Employees
00:58:50.080held conciliation talks last week, Thursday and Friday, aimed at reaching a new labor deal to
00:58:55.400replace the contract that expired last year. Unfortunately, despite our best efforts, minimal
00:59:01.760movement was made by the employer, QP 500 President Gore Delbridge told his members in a statement
00:59:07.620posted to the union website late friday they voted 93 back in july to strike and if the city
00:59:15.800doesn't budge the city of winnipeg will pretty much lose all of its services or at the very
00:59:22.980least have those services slowed down incredibly we're talking about every city service that is
00:59:30.260available now the city could try contracting these services out but those guys who do that
00:59:38.100would become scabs having to cross lines and i don't know if many people are willing to do that
00:59:43.260these days considering that there seems to be a labor shortage out there people don't want to work
00:59:49.920so why would anybody be willing to cross a picket line there's absolutely no desperation there
00:59:55.320whatsoever if the city of winnipeg goes dark you guys with the winter coming up that does not bode
01:00:05.120well for western canada and i'll tell you why for those of you that don't don't live in winnipeg
01:00:12.660winnipeg is a major canadian city the population of the winnipeg capital region is roughly 950
01:00:23.400It is a major transport hub. It is a major hub of trains and trucks. We have something called Centerport here. This is a port that distributes goods to all points across North America via truck and via rail.
01:00:45.580If that shuts down and they can't move this product, then you'll be seeing shortages on your shelves if you live in Saskatchewan, Northwestern, Ontario, Alberta, and even B.C., and the interior.
01:05:17.960As first reported in the Epoch Times, CDC has provided false information regarding their tracking of adverse events caused by the vaccines.
01:05:25.880At the same time, Walensky admits there is a causal relationship between the mRNA vaccines and myocarditis.
01:05:34.720Well, thank you for saying that, Ms. Walensky.
01:05:38.400We really appreciate you coming out all these months later and suggesting that that is the case.
01:05:48.640That's it for the show tonight, you guys.
01:05:50.460Don't forget, on Wednesday night, Dr. Chris Allen Shoemaker.
01:05:55.260Long-time physician in Ontario, I think the Ottawa region, Kingston, Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge.
01:06:05.160He's worked pretty much all of southern Ontario, eastern Ontario.
01:06:11.420He'll be on the show Wednesday night to talk about his awakening.
01:06:14.900And it happened fairly recently, as a matter of fact.
01:06:17.960and what he's now asking people to do and not to do.
01:06:22.000That is going to be a great show, and I hope you're here for that.
01:06:25.780Not tomorrow night. That's going to be on Wednesday night.
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