The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Monday April 18th⧸2022

00:00:00.000 hello everybody how you doing welcome to shadow at night this is monday april the 18th 2022 i hope

00:00:10.420 you had a fantastic long weekend i hope you had a great easter i hope you had lots of chocolate

00:00:15.920 i hope you're not in a chocolate coma right now i actually didn't have any i stayed away

00:00:23.280 from the chocolate altogether because i know what happens with me

00:00:26.560 with me it's like i'll just have one now i know a lot of people are like this

00:00:33.660 just have one winds up being six seven eight nine ten for me it's the entire bag and it doesn't

00:00:39.260 matter how big the bag is right so what i forgot was that there would be leftover chocolate in

00:00:52.740 the grocery stores i had to go to the the store today so i went to to superstore and the first

00:00:58.580 thing you see the very first thing you see when you walk into the store is massive racks of

00:01:04.840 chocolate those little mini eggs those cadbury mini eggs massive bag 14.99 and i was just about

00:01:11.280 to buy a bag i thought this has got to be on sale because it was a huge bag cop walks over to me

00:01:17.160 they got cop stationed at superstore because people are stealing right cop walks over to me

00:01:22.260 is a shadow. That's more expensive than it was last week. I'm here all the time. And I can tell

00:01:31.320 you that's at least $4 more than it was last night, last week. And that's the only reason I didn't get

00:01:37.240 it. If not for that cop, I would be here going right now as we speak. So thank you, Winnipeg

00:01:47.020 police officer for stopping me stopping me from myself you saved me man

00:01:53.920 all right don't forget to like and share you guys like and share it's of utmost importance

00:02:01.880 that we get this show out to as many people as possible people are still waking up yes they are

00:02:06.800 believe it or not people are still

00:02:09.060 what the hell's going on yes and they're going to be like you were in the first couple of days

00:02:22.540 or maybe even the first week after waking up yourself they're going to be like well

00:02:27.120 huh because once you see it you can't unsee it now we do have several initiatives locally lined

00:02:35.020 up. And I'm certainly hoping that people who are watching this from all points on the globe are

00:02:40.340 putting together their own plans as well. Mike Vojjakis from Voyage Funeral Homes has put together

00:02:45.660 this service here. It's called Healing Broken Hearts. You've heard me talk about it before.

00:02:49.040 It's a candlelight service and it's coming up on Saturday. So this coming Saturday, April the 23rd,

00:02:55.700 one o'clock at Calvary Temple, 400 Hargrave, right downtown. Easily accessible. Seats 2,500. We're

00:03:02.460 hoping for as many people as possible. Families and individuals are invited to attend this service

00:03:08.980 in honor, sorry, to honor the loss of loved ones, a loved one, somebody special to you. Maybe it's

00:03:16.460 not a person. Maybe it's part of your life that somehow got taken away from you in the last

00:03:25.240 couple of years. There's a lot of reasons for healing these last couple of years. This service

00:03:31.920 is open for all of those impacted. Everybody, regardless of funeral home or provider used,

00:03:39.740 might keep saying over and over again that people got ripped these last couple of years.

00:03:50.380 If they had to say goodbye to a loved one, they just didn't get what they deserved and

00:03:59.200 neither did their lost loved one so it doesn't matter if you used another funeral service mike

00:04:06.160 is welcoming everybody to this service this weekend and also um if you if you have lost somebody and

00:04:15.040 you want to honor them you can email healing broken hearts at protonmail.com like it says

00:04:21.520 right there healing broken hearts at protonmail.com include a photo of your loved one name date of

00:04:28.160 birth date of death along with a short message and your photo will appear on the slideshow

00:04:34.080 presentation which is going to keep rolling throughout the service so healing broken hearts

00:04:38.640 calvary temple i'll be streaming it live in case you can't make it but i'd love it if you could

00:04:42.640 and so would mike and so would everybody else alana jeffries has written a song especially

00:04:48.120 for this occasion which she'll be playing on saturday suzanne mariani will be there singing

00:04:53.640 as well saturday april 23rd one o'clock calvary temple 400 hargrave downtown hope to see you there

00:05:01.820 okay i got a great piece of information i want to share with you guys off the top of the show

00:05:07.080 because there's people you know they're they're emailing me they're messaging me and they're

00:05:11.260 saying shadow how come you never have any good news well generally speaking news is not a good

00:05:16.380 thing you know i mean when you watch the news on tv if you still do and i hope you don't but it

00:05:24.320 used to be that oh well death destruction mayhem murder right and then at the end they'd have a

00:05:29.920 cute little puff piece about a puppy dog or a rabbit that was found after two weeks escaping

00:05:35.220 from its cage that's what they do it's right it's the news the nature of the news is not good

00:05:42.540 but this is a federal judge in florida struck down the national mask mandate this is in the

00:05:51.000 united states and why is this good news because when there are court cases afoot in one country

00:05:57.120 the decisions from other countries do impact other countries right we've heard several lawyers on

00:06:05.240 this show say that so a federal judge in florida struck down the national mask mandate covering

00:06:10.640 airlines and other public transportation today, and the Biden administration said the rule would

00:06:16.100 not be enforced while federal agencies decide how to respond to this judge's order. They may take it

00:06:22.340 to the Supreme Court. This is the federal district court, which is the second highest court in the

00:06:28.440 United States. The ruling appeared to free operators to make their own decisions about

00:06:33.280 mask requirements with several airlines announcing they would drop mandates, but New York City's

00:06:38.080 public transit system planning to keep one in place, of course. New York, kind of like Canada.

00:06:43.600 The Association of Fire Attendants, sorry, Flight Attendants, the nation's largest union of cabin

00:06:48.460 crews, has recently taken a neutral position on the mask rule because its members are divided

00:06:52.820 about the issue. On Monday, the union's president appealed for calm on planes and in airports.

00:06:58.440 The last thing we need for workers on the front lines or passengers traveling today is confusion

00:07:03.800 and chaos, union leader Sarah Nelson said. Nelson said it takes airlines 24 to 48 hours to put new

00:07:10.700 procedures in place and tell employees about them. She said passengers should check with airlines

00:07:15.720 for updates about travel requirements. The decision by the U.S. District Judge Catherine

00:07:20.700 Kimball, Mizell in Tampa, an appointee of former President Donald Trump, also said the U.S. Centers

00:07:26.600 for disease control and prevention, failed to justify its decision and did not follow

00:07:34.540 proper rulemaking procedures that left it fatally flawed.

00:07:38.880 Now, that is definitely an argument that we can use up here in Canada.

00:07:44.600 Failed to justify their decision.

00:07:49.160 Right?

00:07:49.960 According to the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, which turned 40 yesterday, by the way, and

00:07:53.760 There were several liberal politicians glowing about it on Twitter.

00:07:57.360 We'll get to that later on.

00:07:59.000 You have to demonstrably justify what you're doing in a free and democratic society is the right thing to do with the least amount of impact to everybody it does not affect.

00:08:12.620 Now, I don't know how many studies I could cite, over 100, that show the effect of lockdowns to be way worse than the virus ever was.

00:08:21.780 you can look that up for yourself you can even find it on google even though they they do tend

00:08:27.240 to downgrade stories like that they can do that you know their algorithms are crazy

00:08:31.900 in her 59 page ruling mizelle said the only remedy was to vacate the rule entirely across

00:08:40.280 the country because it would be impossible to end it for the limited group of people who objected

00:08:44.760 in the lawsuit the judge said a limited remedy would be no remedy at all and courts have full

00:08:51.060 authority to make a decision such as this, even if the CDC's goals in fighting the virus are

00:08:56.020 laudable. The Justice Department declined to comment when asked if it would seek an emergency

00:09:01.360 stay to block the judge's order. The CDC also declined to comment. The White House said the

00:09:07.060 court ruling means that for now the mask order is not in effect at this time. So this is good news.

00:09:15.180 Considering what we're seeing, even as we go out and handle our business in the city of Winnipeg, I'm not sure what it's like where you are, but today, during my little excursion into the, oh, this guy here, we're going to try and get him on the show later on this week, Joseph Borgo, running for the leadership of the Canadian Conservative Party.

00:09:35.320 I'm still seeing so many masks out there, and I'm still very tempted to say, why are you wearing that?

00:09:42.500 What are you doing?

00:09:43.900 do you think you're protecting me are you protecting you are you protecting her or him 0.80

00:09:50.240 or you see moms shopping with masks on the big n95 beast beak mask right like that big

00:09:58.960 thing and their little kid you know three years old in the cart not wearing one

00:10:03.120 it doesn't make any sense it doesn't matter how old you are how young you are

00:10:07.940 can still transmit this virus now i know there's been some division about well masks for kids and

00:10:16.320 every time i hear masks for kids i go that's great but masks for everybody and again i should not use

00:10:22.240 the word mask because we know what our buddy chris shaper said the uh the workplace safety expert

00:10:28.800 who knows everything there is to know about these breathing barriers we call them breathing barriers

00:10:34.840 or people wearing their breathing barriers under their nose and over their mouth like if you're

00:10:41.080 going to wear the freaking thing wear it if you're not then just take it off i'm sorry guys i'm just

00:10:47.620 getting a little bit of frustration out after the things i've seen these past couple of days 0.75

00:10:51.160 oh by the way uh who's having a birthday today cheryl our friend cheryl if you're watching right

00:10:58.500 now cheryl happy birthday and steve i'm sorry i didn't get to your going away party on friday

00:11:03.780 night i apologize our friend steve beige has gone to calgary for a couple of months for work training

00:11:09.220 and hopefully everything goes well for you there buddy and maybe you'll be able to get back home

00:11:13.820 at least once in those next couple of months i hope if not i certainly hope the show makes you

00:11:20.360 feel like you're at home all right let's hear this message here from joseph borgo it's four minutes

00:11:26.440 it's his introduction his introduction to running for the leadership of the conservative party of

00:11:32.820 Canada. I'm trying to get him on the show this week. He's currently on tour in Saskatchewan

00:11:37.200 with Theron Flurry. Theron Flurry has endorsed this man for leadership of the party. Let's hear

00:11:42.580 what he has to say here. My name is Joseph Borgo and I'm running for the leadership of the

00:11:53.200 Conservative Party of Canada. Yes, I grew up in St. Bruce, Saskatchewan and fortunate for myself,

00:11:59.780 my brothers, and many people. Our father, Frank Borgel, was a brilliant mechanic and inventor,

00:12:07.020 and he invented the Borgel multipurpose cultivator in 1970. I worked after schools and weekends,

00:12:14.400 summer holidays from 1970 to 1973, when dad built his first manufacturing plant. And I ended up,

00:12:23.380 besides my years in university, I ended up working with my father, my brothers, and

00:12:28.960 many other very talented people that worked with us to help grow Borgo Industries and then a number

00:12:35.080 of offshoot companies that came out of F.P. Borgo Industries. Borgo Industries being the largest,

00:12:42.000 F.P. Borgo Tillage Tools, Dry Air, Freeform Plastics, ASEA Industries, a number of companies

00:12:50.760 in St. Brou here that employ approximately 1,100 people. The reason that I'm running for the

00:12:56.340 leadership of the federal conservative party of canada is that i've i reason and feel and have

00:13:04.100 felt this way for many years and i'm i'm aware of many canadians that are feeling the same way that

00:13:10.040 our country is headed in in the wrong direction and so we have to get our country back on the

00:13:15.960 right track uh my qualifications for it i've been in leadership executive leadership and management

00:13:23.020 for the better part of 50 years, excuse me, be 47 years to be exact.

00:13:32.000 And so I feel that what's missing in our country, in the leaders that we have,

00:13:37.420 is that it takes very strong moral character.

00:13:42.720 It requires, you know, very good problem-solving skills

00:13:47.740 to be able to take on any type of problem to get to the truth of the matter and to make decisions

00:13:54.460 based on the facts based on the truth to resolve the problem and so I feel that that's very much

00:14:01.560 missing in our country we've got a lot of politicians now in office who are many of them

00:14:07.400 young people that have really not accomplished anything in their lives and so they haven't

00:14:12.040 developed the character the moral character the strong moral character they haven't developed the

00:14:16.880 executive leadership skills the people skills or the management skills and they're making huge

00:14:22.060 errors in the way for example the COVID-19 crisis man-made COVID-19 crisis was managed

00:14:28.500 there's huge errors that were made in that and I will be explaining to Canadians these errors and

00:14:34.060 what I would have done differently and my team would have done differently to have avoided many

00:14:39.560 of the disasters that have occurred as a result of it so that's just some of my qualifications

00:14:46.400 I'm a problem solver, very good at it and have grown, helped to grow very successful businesses that have created a great community here.

00:14:57.060 And I'd like to be able to do that all across the country with policies that I've worked on to develop over many years.

00:15:03.040 In my bid for the leadership of the Conservative Party, myself and my team believe strongly in the Charter Rights and Freedoms and upholding the Charter Rights, upholding the Canadian Bill rights and all Canadian laws.

00:15:20.680 The Charter Rights and Freedoms begins with whereas Canada was founded upon the principles recognizing the supremacy of God and the rule of law.

00:15:29.920 We take that very seriously, and we believe that it's essential that governments uphold the charter rights and freedoms.

00:15:40.120 And so our campaign is all about the truth.

00:15:43.660 What's the truth?

00:15:44.900 We're all about freedom and personal responsibility.

00:15:47.920 And we're all about justice and upholding the rule of law.

00:15:51.660 And so if you share the principles, you can go to our website, josephborgo.ca.

00:15:59.320 josephborgo.ca. And you can read our vision for the country, our guiding principles and our

00:16:07.620 policies. And if you share them, we welcome you to join us to donate, sign up to our emails and

00:16:18.120 yeah, join our campaign to get our country back on the right track.

00:16:23.980 All right, so there is Joseph Borgo running for the CPC leadership.

00:16:31.420 He probably is not going to win.

00:16:34.140 And I haven't had a chance to speak with Joseph yet.

00:16:37.360 Hopefully this week, hopefully on the show.

00:16:42.080 Everybody I have spoken to who has spoken with this man loves him.

00:16:50.700 They think he is like honest ape.

00:16:53.980 A guy who just shoots from the hip and speaks the truth.

00:16:57.880 He's got certain ideas for this country.

00:16:59.920 He does not like the way it's going, obviously.

00:17:01.820 He stated that in his speech there.

00:17:04.660 And he wants to improve things.

00:17:07.200 He's not going to win, obviously.

00:17:12.320 But it's quite possible he runs in the next election and becomes a conservative MP somewhere in Saskatchewan where he hails from.

00:17:20.880 or quite possibly runs in the provincial election there

00:17:25.520 and gets himself a prominent position.

00:17:30.960 We need people like this in our government.

00:17:36.680 We need people who are willing to put it on the line.

00:17:40.200 We're willing to go, you know what? 0.99

00:17:41.680 I've had enough of this crap. 0.99

00:17:43.060 I can't take it anymore. 0.99

00:17:44.840 And I'm going to do something about it, me, myself.

00:17:47.500 I'm going to need a team around me, obviously.

00:17:49.520 And I'm going to need help.

00:17:50.880 I can't do this by myself.

00:17:52.800 And so I admire him for that.

00:17:55.240 And I definitely want to get him on the show this week.

00:18:00.220 Wayne Peters will be coming on the show this week.

00:18:04.340 Of course, you know, Wayne from What's Up Canada.

00:18:08.600 I'm sure you've seen a couple of his shows here on Facebook or YouTube or any of the other social media platforms.

00:18:14.080 He's coming to Winnipeg this week, and he's going to be talking to some people about togetherness, working together, cooperation within the freedom movement, which is something that seems to have fallen apart, at least in our region, a little bit over the last month for one reason or another, or many different reasons.

00:18:32.120 So he's going to be joining the show at some point this week.

00:18:34.240 And then James Topp, the soldier who is walking across the country for freedom.

00:18:39.360 I believe he's in Saskatchewan right now.

00:18:41.020 We're hoping to get him on the show at some point this week.

00:18:43.100 So, yeah, these things are all in flux.

00:18:46.420 I can't tell you exactly what day it's going to happen or what day all of these things are going to happen.

00:18:51.360 I do know it will be three separate nights.

00:18:53.600 It's not going to be all in the same night.

00:18:54.960 So one thing you don't want to do is pack all your good stuff in one night.

00:18:59.320 So I'm going to try and spread that out evenly for you guys.

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00:21:26.200 Tonight's show is about digital ID, not digital currency so much, digital ID.

00:21:31.840 And the reason for that is because somebody on this page a little while back accused me, I'm meaning two days ago, accused me of being a grifter.

00:21:46.980 I'm one of these guys who just spouts conspiracy theories and takes money and then runs.

00:21:52.900 i'm not of course but it got me thinking are there people out there who still believe that

00:22:01.700 these things are conspiracy theories the digital id and the digital programmable currency and the

00:22:08.680 answer to that sadly is yes even though it is all over the left-wing corporate media i'm trying to

00:22:16.320 figure out why they don't understand what what's going on exactly considering it's all over the

00:22:21.580 news they watch. Watch this. This is Trudeau from a couple of years ago.

00:22:30.320 The last six months have laid bare fundamental gaps and inequities within our societies

00:22:36.180 and between them. As with climate change, those who have the least are impacted the most.

00:22:43.460 That's why last spring, Canada worked with Prime Minister Andrew Holness and Secretary General

00:22:48.560 Antonio Guterres to convene a high-level meeting to discuss how leaders around the world could

00:22:54.460 work together to close these gaps and build a better, more equitable system that works for

00:23:00.400 everyone. In May, we agreed to look at six urgent areas of action to mobilize financing for the

00:23:07.060 response and the recovery. Over the course of the summer, our six working groups produced over 250

00:23:13.460 policy options. On September 8th, finance ministers gathered to discuss these options

00:23:19.480 and their recommendations for the short, medium, and long term. The most promising ideas will be

00:23:25.440 taken up within existing IMF and world... Wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute, hold on.

00:23:29.720 Let's go back a second. Somebody pointed this out to me when this was new, like a year and a half

00:23:34.420 ago. Watch what happens with his eyes here. Watch what... Short, medium, and long term. The most

00:23:40.240 promising ideas will be taken up within existing imf and world bank processes as well as at the

00:23:46.500 g7 and g20 leaders summits later i didn't go back far enough 250 policy options on september 8th

00:23:54.520 finance ministers gathered to discuss these options and the recommendations right there

00:23:58.720 the short what the hell is that term the most promising ideas will be taken up within existing

00:24:04.700 IMF and World Bank processes as well as at the G7 and G20 leaders summits later in the fall.

00:24:11.820 Then in December we're going to have the opportunity to meet again to discuss the

00:24:16.060 progress we've made because we understand that right now we have to fix urgent problems but in

00:24:22.300 the long run we also have to fix the system so that it works for everyone. To eliminate this

00:24:28.620 virus anywhere we need to eliminate it everywhere while scientists work around the clock to develop

00:24:35.540 a vaccine as governments we have the responsibility to ensure it'll be distributed quickly and fairly

00:24:41.960 around all right all right all right so he's going on about the vaccine i remember that's a

00:24:44.920 year and a half ago but he's talking about the globalist agenda there he's talking about agenda

00:24:49.960 2030 he's talking about operation lockstep but of course he's doing it in a very flowery way

00:24:57.180 right in the meantime they sneak out documents like this on their very own websites

00:25:02.100 knowing that nobody is going to read them except for us and when we tell people about them and

00:25:08.760 maybe it's in the way we say it i don't know when we tell people about them they think we're crazy

00:25:16.140 right like let's have a look at this i'm going to make this a little bit bigger so you guys can

00:25:22.200 see this this is from cba.ca canada's digital id future a federated approach it's a 12-page document

00:25:32.500 from the canadian bankers association countries around the world are crossing the electronic

00:25:43.440 frontier and exploring the benefits of integrating digital identity systems with the growing number

00:25:49.640 of Canadians accessing services and businesses online and the increased usage of mobile phones

00:25:54.900 Canada is in a position to move forward with a more robust digital identity system in this brief

00:26:01.980 we we highlight why Canada needs a digital identity system how other countries have made

00:26:08.400 progress in this area and the lessons we can learn from those experiences to build

00:26:12.780 a system in Canada I'm not going to go through this whole 12 page document for you guys I just

00:26:19.380 want you to know that it's there and you can find it at cba.ca hell all you have to do is google

00:26:26.040 digital id canada and this comes up in the first few pages all right so this is an official document

00:26:33.380 from the canadian bankers association so let's move on with the next digital identification

00:26:39.300 electronic driver's licenses could be coming to manitoba now this came and went about a month ago

00:26:46.500 this article. On CTV, ctvnews.ca. Here it is. It's on the left-wing corporate media. Electronic

00:26:54.420 driver's licenses could be coming to Manitoba. Manitobans could soon have electronic driver's

00:27:01.340 licenses as a result of a new bill introduced Wednesday. This is like a month ago. Again,

00:27:05.780 the provincial government put forward amendments to the Drivers and Vehicles Act, the Highway

00:27:10.560 Traffic Act, and the Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Act. The government said these

00:27:15.140 changes would improve the systems in place for Manitobans. The new bill, this is from Justice

00:27:20.240 Minister Kelvin Gertson, the new bill would help to improve Manitoba's driver licensing vehicle

00:27:25.380 registration and vehicle insurance framework. Gertson, who is the minister in charge of Manitoba

00:27:30.500 public insurance, said this would provide better value for Manitobans in a line with other

00:27:34.900 jurisdictions. Some of the changes could give Manitobans the option to choose between a physical

00:27:40.340 or electronic copy of a driver's license or identification card.

00:27:45.140 they don't say app yet but you know that's next they don't say we need your vaccine status on

00:27:52.740 this they don't say we need your criminal history they don't say we need your work history

00:27:56.220 yet but even opening this door guys very very dangerous look at this

00:28:04.000 eid hang on just a minute eid dash me digital id app launches in alberta manitoba and none of it

00:28:11.560 And guys, this story comes from January of 2021.

00:28:18.560 All right.

00:28:20.580 It's here.

00:28:22.060 It's already here.

00:28:23.660 Not many people know about it yet because it hasn't been rolled out with much fanfare.

00:28:29.060 But it's here.

00:28:31.700 The EID-Me digital identity mobile app is launched.

00:28:37.300 It's launched.

00:28:38.320 It's available.

00:28:39.060 People can use this.

00:28:41.560 In Alberta, Manitoba, Nunavut, with support for driver's licenses, photo ID cards, and passports, the app can be used as a secure local backup of ID information on users' smartphones.

00:28:50.940 It's worth noting, the ID-Me currently isn't a substitute for a legal ID, currently isn't a substitute for a legal ID, and essentially allows users to consolidate important information digitally in a secure location.

00:29:05.820 id-me is developed by ottawa-based blunk blunk yeah blunk and first launched in ontario with a

00:29:18.100 1.2 million dollar grant from the ontario ministry of economic development the app is also launched

00:29:23.900 in quebec bc and saskatchewan blunk notes that it's adding support for more id documents to let

00:29:30.780 more people register for id-md uh me i mean so what does that tell you once again i give you the

00:29:38.820 last line it's adding support for more id documents yeah yeah they want everything in one

00:29:48.680 so it's not going to be a card it's an app this is an app it's an app it's already here we already

00:29:57.820 know the bankers association has been in on this for several years now we played you the video

00:30:02.560 twice digital identification that's what they want and why do they want it they want it because they

00:30:09.380 want that social credit system like they have in china they want it here this is chris sky i'm sure

00:30:14.260 you guys know him he's been a leader in the community for a couple of years now and there's

00:30:21.100 many people who don't like chris they say he's high on himself or that he's a grifter he's in

00:30:25.000 this just for him whatever chris's reasons for doing what he does the bottom line here guys is

00:30:30.400 that he's been right every step of the way i can't give you one instance where he's been wrong

00:30:38.120 so here he is on a show based out of florida talking about his experiences in canada with

00:30:45.580 a social credit type operation run by the government and the banking system listen to

00:30:51.640 what he has to say just like the digital id that has been released they released it in canada they're

00:30:57.580 releasing in the u.s as well as right now it's voluntary for everything as soon as you start

00:31:02.900 using it and 70 percent of people have it tied to their bank account or their online account

00:31:07.360 all of a sudden it's going to become mandatory like the vaccine and a digital id ladies and

00:31:11.400 gentlemen is not like a digital passport or driver's license it's like your digital footprint

00:31:15.400 and fingerprint for everything you've done in your entire life it has your credit score your

00:31:19.520 employment history your criminal record even your sexual preference on there and they're going to

00:31:24.500 tie it to everything you do you're not going to be able to travel without it you're not going to

00:31:28.300 be able to work without it you're not going to be able to go on social media without it you're not

00:31:31.580 going to be able to create an amazon or ebay or kajiji account without it they're going to try to

00:31:35.960 make it as responsible for every single interaction you do in life because that's going to be their 0.63

00:31:40.840 way to control you if you don't take their vaccine if you don't meet their climate uh climate change

00:31:45.560 initiatives, they will shut you down. They will cut you off. And if people think there's not

00:31:49.780 another lockdown coming, where did this all start? Pop quiz. China, right? What's going on in China

00:31:56.800 right now? Lockdown. A lockdown more serious than ever before. In fact, the government has even

00:32:02.800 closed grocery stores and locked everybody in their houses and buildings and won't even let

00:32:08.720 you on your balcony. If you dare to go on the balcony, one of their facial recognition robots

00:32:13.540 will identify and find you and they are telling the people literally with drones the drones are

00:32:20.280 playing this message in chinese and listen very carefully the drones are telling people resist

00:32:26.120 your soul's desire for freedom and comply with covid restrictions let me say that again the 0.69

00:32:34.360 chinese government is literally playing be a drone loudspeaker throughout their cities 0.93

00:32:39.640 resist your soul's desire for freedom and comply with covid restrictions and they're telling people

00:32:48.900 you cannot even leave your house to get food we will deliver the food to you and if you see videos

00:32:53.440 out of china the only way they're able to protest right now is they're all clicking their lights on

00:32:58.360 and off so you see these vast arrays of skyscrapers and it looks like something crazy is going on

00:33:03.140 because all these lights are going on and the people are literally screaming and crying from

00:33:07.100 the buildings for help. And they're even taking away the dogs and cats and culling them under

00:33:13.520 the guise that they're spreading the pandemic. So they're literally doing everything they did

00:33:18.840 two years ago, only worse. And they're going to do the exact same thing here. And that's why

00:33:24.500 they're passing laws right now to restrict your protest outside. They're trying to pass laws to

00:33:29.700 restrict your speech online. And they're trying to lock people up. They just passed the Alberta

00:33:35.080 critical infrastructure defense act that's the canadian equivalent to the american patriot

00:33:39.960 they used it to arrest pastor art everyone knows pastor art and they kept them in jail for weeks

00:33:46.540 weeks without bail with ridiculous conditions and now ontario is passing their own version

00:33:52.400 of the same bill so we are on red alert here and if you don't think the social credit will affect

00:33:57.700 you i already get people calling me every day from the united kingdom areas and they're telling me

00:34:02.540 they'll go to a checkout counter at the grocery store,

00:34:05.140 try to tap their card or put in their PIN card

00:34:07.700 for their debit card for $35.

00:34:09.940 And all of a sudden they'll get a text message

00:34:11.740 on their phone from their bank

00:34:12.880 telling them they need to verify the transaction

00:34:15.240 with another PIN number to the text message.

00:34:18.240 Why are they doing this?

00:34:19.220 Because they want to make every transaction

00:34:20.740 as onerous as possible.

00:34:22.420 So you will give into this digital idea

00:34:24.140 and this cashless society

00:34:25.240 and become part of this new feudalist system.

00:34:27.620 And I got a taste of it.

00:34:28.840 When I got out of jail, I went to RBC Royal Bank.

00:34:31.500 and RBC said they could not identify me.

00:34:34.820 I was not at my home branch

00:34:36.120 and I didn't have my passport,

00:34:37.960 which was the ID that I used to open the account.

00:34:41.080 Fair enough, no argument there.

00:34:43.240 So I went home, got everything,

00:34:44.780 went to a different branch,

00:34:46.040 showed them my passport and my health card

00:34:48.560 and two supplemental IDs, four separate IDs.

00:34:51.360 They tried to pretend like they couldn't recognize me

00:34:53.380 and couldn't identify me,

00:34:54.620 even though it was obvious they knew exactly who I was,

00:34:57.740 exactly who I was.

00:34:59.020 And then they actually tried to call the RCMP on me, not knowing that I was recording that.

00:35:04.240 So I went to a different branch, tried there.

00:35:06.700 They gave me the same treatment. 0.83

00:35:08.060 So after getting the three separate branches to frigging screw me over, I went home. 0.84

00:35:12.800 I called RBC, took me hours to get a supervisor on the phone, tried to make a complaint. 0.86

00:35:17.680 They lodged the complaint.

00:35:19.960 Then they told me to go to another branch in Edmonton where they would help me.

00:35:23.620 I went to the branch armed with everything to answer every question.

00:35:27.820 I gave my license, my passport, two other IDs.

00:35:31.200 I brought my wife, who by their own laws and policies could also help identify me, with her marriage license, the original copy, her U.S. passport because she's a U.S. citizen, her Canadian driver's license.

00:35:43.020 I had my lawyer on the phone who could also verify my identity.

00:35:46.360 I had every question that they could answer.

00:35:48.380 I had the cell phone that was on file.

00:35:50.540 I accessed the email on file, accessed my own e-statement, gave them the last wire transfer that I made.

00:35:56.380 every single thing possible and then they still told me i'm sorry sir we can't identify you

00:36:00.780 so my bank account wasn't frozen or blocked i just couldn't access it or i couldn't close my

00:36:05.780 account couldn't do anything and then this lady pretended like she wanted to help us and i had

00:36:10.080 this all on video as well and so she said this is ridiculous i'm going to call the fraud department

00:36:14.380 i said tell them i have your ids and we'll get this settled sounded reasonable so i waited instead

00:36:19.380 she called the cops and told them i was causing a disturbance and when they came there they had

00:36:23.560 pretense to arrest me thank god i recorded the interaction and when i threatened to show it to

00:36:28.060 them and ask the cops to get their video and surveillance they just asked me to leave the

00:36:32.540 bank talked to my home branch they gave me the runaround i went on stew peters gave the same

00:36:37.720 account i'm giving here they called me that same day and they verified my identity within 20 minutes

00:36:43.280 made me go back to the same bank that had already called the police on me this time the manager

00:36:48.080 treated me like i was her best friend did everything i wanted i took some a lot of the

00:36:51.980 money out of the account. And the update on that, they just called me today from their

00:36:55.600 complaint department. And because I lodged the complaint department against them, because I know

00:36:59.420 I have footage against them, they terminated my bank account. So now I'm going to have to go to

00:37:03.560 my home branch in Ontario and get the rest of my money given back to me. Okay. So that happened to

00:37:08.720 Chris Guy. Now we know that Chris has been a rabble rouser and a pain in the government's 0.92

00:37:14.540 but for the past couple of years, but who's to say that couldn't be you, right? Is that a form 1.00

00:37:22.840 of the social credit system rearing its ugly head in Canada? Absolutely. It is. He's on the no fly

00:37:29.340 list people. Why is Chris Skye on the no fly list? Now I've heard there's charges that he's

00:37:36.620 been uttering threats and whatnot, but charges, nothing has ever been proven in a court of law.

00:37:41.680 he's never been convicted of a crime, ever. What about the 300 people who had their bank

00:37:50.960 account seized because they donated money to the truckers? If you donate money to the truckers,

00:38:00.100 the banks will seize your assets. How do you pay bills? You can't. You can't get at your money.

00:38:08.400 And when you go to the bank to complain, what happens?

00:38:10.600 They refer you to their legal department.

00:38:13.560 Where they hold you up in red tape and they don't return your phone calls.

00:38:17.380 You could be sitting on hold for three, four, five hours every single day for two weeks and not hear anything back from them.

00:38:23.060 And they know they can do this because they've got the power.

00:38:29.780 And we're just the little guy here, squeaking.

00:38:33.360 So are we going to let this happen?

00:38:37.660 Or are we just going to take it up the tailpipe?

00:38:42.280 Look at this story here.

00:38:43.760 This comes from policyoptions.org.

00:38:48.040 Canadians' rights to property need additional protection.

00:38:52.340 Now, there's many people, by the way,

00:38:54.500 who are saying that our Charter of Rights and Freedoms

00:38:58.080 isn't worth the paper it's printed on,

00:39:00.340 based upon two things,

00:39:02.480 the Notwithstanding Clause and Section 1 of the Charter,

00:39:05.720 which means demonstrably proven now brian peckford who is one of the authors of the

00:39:11.340 charter of rights and freedoms and he was on the show about a month ago now

00:39:14.160 he says section one must be proven and there's many tests for it among them the oaks test we

00:39:21.800 had explained last week on the show by derek from our lawyer from alberta

00:39:25.860 and yet no government has been able to do this because they haven't had to no court has demanded

00:39:34.300 they do it unlike the ruling we got today from the united states we do have a court case um finally

00:39:40.500 starting in british columbia tomorrow i believe this is the one with rocco galati and the action

00:39:45.700 for canada group going after the mandates there we had the alberta court case a couple of weeks

00:39:51.180 ago there are court cases now flying left right and center we're going to find out exactly how

00:39:57.080 compromised our judicial system is in the next month two months because none of the things these

00:40:04.080 governments have done have been demonstrably justified in a democratic society as of yet

00:40:11.620 they haven't brought the proof they haven't brought the goods to allow them to be able to do

00:40:19.240 what they've done and continue doing what they're doing now remember that video i played for you

00:40:24.760 you guys have seen this one this is from the world economic forum in 2030 you will own nothing and be

00:40:29.760 happy. What are they trying to do to our property rights? Or what might they be trying to do to our

00:40:37.160 property rights? And how do we defend them? People are starting to sniff what's coming now.

00:40:42.200 While common law has largely protected property rights, the government still holds power in some

00:40:47.020 forms of expropriation. Listen to this. The right to own property lies at the core of a liberal

00:40:53.540 democracy. Protections for property can be traced back to the Magna Carta of 1215, the English Bill

00:40:59.120 of Rights in 1689 and the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948, to which

00:41:05.660 Canada is a signatory. Based on this, many Canadians may be surprised to learn that we do

00:41:11.980 not have constitutionally protected property rights, particularly since our American neighbors

00:41:17.120 do enjoy these protections. I heard on a podcast today, I forget the guy who was listening, I

00:41:26.260 You listen to so many of these things, you guys, that it's so difficult to keep track of them all.

00:41:31.000 But he says Canada's already fallen.

00:41:33.040 Canada and Australia and the UK have already fallen.

00:41:37.120 And one of the only countries left standing is the United States.

00:41:42.720 And it's because of their constitution.

00:41:48.600 The absence of property rights from the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms is not for want of trying.

00:41:54.780 the entrenchment of property rights in the constitution was suggested by

00:41:58.980 pierre elliott trudeau when he proposed a charter in 1968 when he was justice minister

00:42:04.540 and again when he was prime minister during the negotiations that led to the charter

00:42:09.280 however ultimately it did not become part of the charter because of opposition from most of the

00:42:14.300 provinces why would the provinces have been opposed to putting property rights in the

00:42:21.080 Charter of Rights and Freedoms. That doesn't make any sense. I want to know more about this. Perhaps

00:42:24.600 we'll get Brian Petford on the show again. The lack of entrenchment of property rights does not

00:42:29.880 mean Canadians do not have rights related to property. Canadians do have property rights

00:42:34.560 found in common law and statute. Some of these protections are quite good. However, in the area

00:42:39.360 of what's called de facto expropriation, much work still needs to be done. A de facto expropriation,

00:42:46.000 also known as a constructive or regulatory taking, occurs when title to the land does not change but

00:42:51.780 there is all other senses and expropriation. For example, when government places restrictions on

00:42:57.000 the use of land without formally taking the property. The Supreme Court is considering

00:43:01.080 this issue in a case called Annapolis Group Inc v. Halifax Regional Municipality. The Canadian

00:43:06.620 Constitution Foundation, a legal charity dedicated to defending individual rights and freedoms,

00:43:11.620 is intervening in the case. The common law, we argue, recognizes that all Canadians have broad

00:43:19.960 rights to own, use, and enjoy property and guards against authorized government interference.

00:43:24.940 All taking of property by government must be validly authorized either by the clear terms

00:43:29.740 of a statute or under the crown prerogative relating to the defense of the realm. For example,

00:43:34.380 both federal and provincial expropriations legislation require compensation for property

00:43:39.620 expropriated by the government. Think of property expropriated to build new highways, like when

00:43:44.540 Ontario's 407 highway was constructed or to expand hospitals. But whether authorized by statute or

00:43:51.220 under crown prerogative, expropriation triggers a presumptive common law right to compensation

00:43:56.000 that can be rebutted only by clear statutory language to the contrary. While it's sometimes

00:44:01.140 suggested that this right to compensation is based only on statute, we argue case law

00:44:05.700 demonstrates otherwise so these guys are talking about being compensated for the government coming

00:44:11.920 along and taking your property now guys i want you to think about something a couple of provinces

00:44:17.980 ontario and saskatchewan have already enshrined in law their right to be able to take away your land

00:44:25.600 whenever they want and this has happened recently saskatchewan's was back in december ontario just

00:44:32.780 did it

00:44:35.700 And I'm certain that most provinces are not far behind.

00:44:41.240 And when you say, get off my property, I'll go, sorry, it's not your property anymore, sir, ma'am, it's ours.

00:44:48.900 We're taking it. You have 48 hours to vacate the premises.

00:44:55.840 And they don't even have to opt for compensation.

00:44:58.220 and even if they did let's say they give you a five hundred thousand dollars let's just say

00:45:06.640 what's five hundred thousand canadian dollars going to be worth in the new

00:45:10.660 digital currency system i'm still wondering how that's going to roll out

00:45:14.680 when the new programmable digital currency system comes in does everybody start off with the same

00:45:21.040 amount of credits is that what they're going to call them are they going to call them digital

00:45:25.600 dollars how will your current bank account translate into that let's say you've got a

00:45:34.840 million dollars safe let's just say you've got that in rsps and everything else how does that

00:45:39.780 translate to digital dollars would it be one million digital dollars program to expire at

00:45:49.300 end of december 2022 and if you don't spend them because that's what they can do i don't know how

00:45:55.800 that's going to roll out but be aware that this is being bandied about in the u.s house of

00:46:02.240 representatives right now and in canada and nobody's talking about it everybody's worried

00:46:08.760 about bill c11 the censorship bill and they should be no candidate for the leadership of

00:46:15.280 the Conservative Party of Canada has brought this up. I think Pierre Polyev may have talked about

00:46:21.160 it briefly, says he's against it. But what does that even mean? He's saying anything he can these

00:46:26.260 days to win, as far as I'm concerned. Oh, and speaking of which, I think we all know by now

00:46:32.860 that Pierre Polyev is going to be the guy who wins the leadership of the CPC. But I think the only

00:46:38.740 real candidates should be Roman Baber, Lesley Lewis, Pierre Polyev. I believe Patrick Brown

00:46:45.780 and Jean Charest are both globalists and should be eliminated from the ballot. Jean Charest saying

00:46:50.940 last week on question period that Pierre Polyev should be disqualified for his support of the

00:46:56.240 freedom convoy in Ottawa. That's absolutely outrageous. Here's another government overreach

00:47:01.420 and yet it was voted in unanimously in Quebec last week. Youth protection. That's what they're

00:47:06.960 calling it bill 15 to prioritize interests of children over parents quebec is answering a

00:47:14.120 call to reform its youth protection services a decision made all the more relevant following

00:47:18.740 the killing of a seven-year-old girl from granby in 2019 bill 15 of course that's how ctv writes

00:47:27.100 it you guys bill 15 adopted unanimously thursday in the national assembly of quebec promises to

00:47:34.260 prioritize the interests of children over all other considerations, including the interest of

00:47:41.600 parents. The new law will facilitate the placement of children into foster care, overhauling the

00:47:51.740 principle of parental primacy, which favors keeping children within their biological families,

00:47:57.300 even in cases of neglect and abuse. Now, of course, I believe that children should be removed

00:48:03.060 from the home if they're being neglected and abused, even with their natural birth parents.

00:48:09.080 But don't we have an agency already in charge of that? And don't all other provinces have the

00:48:14.260 same thing? Child and Family Services, yes, they do. The bill, spearheaded by Social Services

00:48:24.720 Minister Lionel Carmont, will also ease confidentiality rules, allowing personal

00:48:29.820 information to be shared about children to be shared among authorities and caregivers

00:48:34.880 they are taking parental rights now in quebec it's a patchwork guys they're legalizing one of

00:48:47.060 these things in one province and then they'll legalize another of the things in another province

00:48:52.100 and another and another and another it's like death by a thousand cuts

00:48:59.820 and pretty soon all provinces will have the exact same rules and regulations but there's so much of

00:49:04.900 this going on that you'll never see it in the left-wing corporate media and we can't keep track

00:49:08.700 of it they slip it in under the black of night they are taking away parental rights

00:49:21.760 in quebec that's now law voted in unanimously and i'm sure there's some useful stooges within

00:49:29.740 that government going absolutely we need to protect the children oh by all means i'm in

00:49:34.680 favor of this without even realizing what it really means i'm still scratching my head at

00:49:43.760 how any province in this country allowed 12 year old kids to make vaccine choices for themselves

00:49:50.340 without having to consult their parents it's mind-boggling to me i'm sorry i'm getting

00:49:59.380 excited guys look i know that you like to hit the little emojis when you're watching the show to

00:50:06.460 show you're happy or to show you're angry or sad or whatever but please do not use the red-faced

00:50:13.560 angry emoji please don't do that i know you might be upset at one of the stories i'm talking about

00:50:19.760 and it goes back to the beginning of the show when i said hey what news is good right um but

00:50:26.360 if you hit the angry emoji, what happens is Facebook algorithms start kicking in and they

00:50:31.180 go, well, we can't, we can't circulate this. There's too many angry faces. It's making people

00:50:35.000 upset. We can't let that happen. So if you're angry about something, please just write it in

00:50:41.300 the comments instead of using that emoji. Don't use the angry face and the sad face, the crying

00:50:49.140 face. I see a couple of those have been used as well. Please don't, please don't use any negative

00:50:54.380 emojis use the happy if you're going to use emojis use the happy ones

00:50:58.280 all right here's a story from the national post when they were still somewhat of a down the middle

00:51:10.080 newspaper it's about a year ago a year ago written by tristan hopper how to remove a rogue pm it's

00:51:19.300 more complicated than Canadians might think. It kind of boggles my mind that there are so

00:51:26.220 many Canadians who don't really know how our government system works. I blame the school

00:51:32.800 system for that. And just, you know, general me blase, don't care. Anyhow,

00:51:42.080 the final days of the Donald Trump presidency have come to include a disproportionate amount

00:51:49.280 of attention on the 23rd amendment sorry make the 25th amendment the constitutional mechanism by

00:51:54.880 which a u.s president can be forcibly removed from power if he or she is found to be unfit like

00:52:01.120 mentally or physically it was all rendered moot by trump's january 8th announcement that he would

00:52:06.680 facilitate an orderly transition of power but what happens if canada should ever be plagued by a rogue

00:52:11.740 prime minister a head of government who refuses to convene parliament listen to their cabinet or

00:52:16.560 acknowledge the results of an election. Surprisingly, the Westminster system may not be as prepared for

00:52:21.920 such a scenario as we all would like to think. First made law in 1967, the U.S. 25th Amendment

00:52:28.860 officially puts the vice president in charge if the sitting president either dies, resigns,

00:52:34.920 or is otherwise unable to discharge the powers and duties of his and her office. The amendment

00:52:41.020 has usually been treated as a kind of fail-safe in the event that a president became mentally

00:52:45.300 unfit well in office hang on let me get rid of this thing all right the thing to be clear is

00:52:52.980 in canada there is nothing equivalent to the vice presidential position where there is a clearly

00:52:58.060 delineated line of succession carl selgo executive director of the institute on government and a

00:53:04.240 former parliament hill procedural advisor told the national post just let me do a quick survey

00:53:08.660 here guys and don't feel bad if you don't know the answer to this because you know i mean i would

00:53:15.120 say the majority don't what happens if trudeau resigns or is voted out by his own party what

00:53:22.720 happens then you know they vote on a new leader yeah the party votes on a new leader just like

00:53:36.220 what happened with erin o'toole right so let's just say the liberal party had had enough of

00:53:41.280 Justin Trudeau.

00:53:42.960 So what happens then is an interim leader is selected and that person would become the

00:53:49.260 interim prime minister of Canada because the Liberal Party right now is the party with

00:53:53.260 the most seats in Parliament, so they hold power.

00:53:57.600 And then they would have a formal election for party leader.

00:54:04.420 Of course, all this has to do with the Governor General.

00:54:06.900 The Governor General would have to give the high sign and all this, and chances are good

00:54:09.920 that she would do that.

00:54:11.280 right right okay whatever sure rubber stamp it so then this new person would become the

00:54:16.800 prime minister it happened when john kretchen stepped down and what's his name paul martin

00:54:21.840 took over and then he went ahead and got a minority government instead of majority and

00:54:26.560 eventually lost to stephen harper so just because trudeau decides he wants to step down

00:54:35.120 doesn't mean we're out of trouble what what it means is christia freeland would probably take

00:54:42.520 over and i don't know who else from the liberal party might step up and take a run at the 0.98

00:54:48.440 leadership they haven't got a lot of bench strength in that party assuming it would be christia freeland

00:54:56.540 and party rules would apply party rules not any federal rules party rules so they could do whatever

00:55:04.180 they wanted that's how heather steffensen became premier in manitoba remember it didn't happen that

00:55:09.520 long ago a rogue prime minister nah there's no such thing as a rogue prime minister the prime

00:55:16.520 minister even though party is very or sorry power is very centralized within the canadian system and

00:55:21.440 has been for the past 40 or 50 years the prime minister is only the head of government he or

00:55:27.520 she is not the head of state and does not have sweeping powers that a president might have

00:55:34.360 personally and i have never said well i've kind of uttered it over the past couple of years but

00:55:44.200 i never thought we had a problem with our system of government until the last couple of years i

00:55:48.660 think it needs an overhaul badly very badly either that or this country needs to split up

00:55:55.340 because the same problems that plagued us in the 1970s and the 1980s are still with us today

00:56:04.020 although they do seem to be lessened when there's a conservative government

00:56:09.060 they're still there they're still there the west is alienated from the east and then we have to

00:56:19.080 look at our country and go wow what makes us canadians anyway what does a fisherman from 0.73

00:56:24.780 Newfoundland have in common with a roughneck from Alberta? They spend the same money. Oh, 0.73

00:56:31.940 sorry, that's going to change soon. Digital currency. Well, we both have the same flag.

00:56:38.980 We both like hockey, maybe. Tim Hortons. And I'm not trying to disparage our country. I love

00:56:48.400 Canada, guys. I love Canada as a country. I just hate the way it's being run. I can't

00:56:57.420 stand it. It's awful. The division, the hate. All right. The Charter at 40. Let's watch

00:57:12.160 this video. April 17, 2022 marks the 40th anniversary of the Canadian Charter of Rights

00:57:27.140 and Freedoms becoming part of Canada's Constitution. Prior to the Charter, Canadians who disagreed

00:57:34.040 with the law essentially had one recourse, using the democratic process to change or repeal the

00:57:40.240 law. With the Charter, Canadians can still use the democratic process, but we can also try our

00:57:47.240 luck at challenging a law in court by arguing that the law violates our fundamental freedoms

00:57:52.580 of conscience, religion, expression, association, peaceful assembly, or other Charter rights and

00:57:59.060 freedoms. It all sounds wonderful, of course. However, Section 1 of the Charter has been used

00:58:05.880 repeatedly by politicians to trample on the charter rights and freedoms of Canadians

00:58:11.060 when the government's lawyers concoct a justification to persuade a judge that the

00:58:16.860 violation was reasonable in a free and democratic society. As the Justice Centre's Judicial Freedom

00:58:24.220 Index makes clear, some judges trust politicians and government a great deal, while other judges

00:58:30.620 care more about individual freedoms. Canadians who assert their charter rights usually have to

00:58:37.020 wait for years before a court finally rules on whether the government's violation is reasonable.

00:58:44.080 Justice delayed is justice denied. All constitutions claim to protect the rights and

00:58:50.040 freedoms of citizens. The 1977 constitution of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

00:58:55.820 is just one example. This communist workers' paradise was so wonderful that the government

00:59:02.240 made it illegal to leave the country and move to another country. The old Soviet constitution 0.84

00:59:07.900 guaranteed citizens freedom of speech, of the press and of assembly, meetings, street processions

00:59:14.720 and demonstrations, and the right to associate in public organizations that promote their political

00:59:20.340 activity. Soviet citizens were guaranteed freedom of conscience and the right to conduct religious

00:59:26.760 worship or atheistic propaganda. It all sounds wonderful, but the Soviet constitution severely

00:59:33.000 limited citizens' rights in accordance with the aim of building communism. The constitution stated

00:59:39.580 that enjoyment by citizens of their rights and freedoms must not be to the detriment of the

00:59:45.360 interests of society or the state, as determined by the Communist Party. Likewise, the Constitution

00:59:52.300 of Communist China claims to protect religious freedom, but it is no secret that Christians,

00:59:57.860 Muslims, Falun Gong practitioners, and others are persecuted for practicing their faith.

01:00:03.440 The utopian goal of communism and the utopian goal of a world with no COVID, both ideologies

01:00:10.520 have been used to trample human rights into the ground. Canada's federal and provincial politicians

01:00:16.320 should be embarrassed as we celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Charter in 2022. No provincial

01:00:23.600 premier has actually apologized for violating the Charter freedoms to move, travel, associate,

01:00:29.220 assemble, worship, and to exercise control over one's own body when it comes to injections and

01:00:35.360 medical treatments. At the federal level, Parliament's liberal NDP majority imposes

01:00:41.620 unscientific discrimination against those whom they label as, quote, misogynist, anti-science,

01:00:49.080 racist extremists who have not received the two COVID shots, in spite of the fact that

01:00:54.420 vaccinated Canadians also get the virus and spread the virus. As the Charter turns 40,

01:01:00.640 Canadians are being managed and controlled by politicians and bureaucrats to a greater

01:01:05.060 degree than ever before. Ultimately, Canada's survival as a free society that respects the

01:01:11.920 dignity of every human being depends not on the Charter or on how courts interpret the Charter,

01:01:17.460 depends rather on the extent to which Canadians truly cherish our freedoms

01:01:21.560 and are willing to continue exercising them. I'm John Carpe with the Justice Centre,

01:01:27.420 defending the constitutional freedoms of Canadians.

01:01:29.800 i gotta get him on the show at some point yeah yeah i think he'd be a good guest to have on

01:01:35.540 so listen to this one i do a twitter exchange yesterday with liberal backbench mp mark

01:01:40.260 garrettson i used to live in kingston he used to listen to me on the radio there

01:01:44.040 and he insulted me a couple of weeks ago by saying you used to be a fairly decent radio guy

01:01:48.980 one time now you're a far-right extremist actually called me that right so here's what he tweeted

01:01:56.560 yesterday. I can't stand him, by the way. And his father was also a politician, a liberal one.

01:02:06.040 Mark Gerritsen says on Twitter yesterday, 40 years ago today, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms was

01:02:11.620 signed and entrenched into the Canadian Constitution, guaranteeing certain political rights,

01:02:16.560 political and civil rights to all canadians certain

01:02:19.940 anyway i said a document that's been used as toilet paper by your government and every other

01:02:29.820 government across the country to which he responds because he's arrogant and always has to get the

01:02:34.660 last word interesting comment shadow davis can you point to an instance that a court has agreed

01:02:41.280 with you on this or this just your regular far right hyperbole we're used to hearing from you

01:02:46.660 i say where am i here actually according to the overton window you and your cronies have moved

01:02:54.820 extremely far left your attempt to paint me as extreme is laughable as far as a court case i'll

01:03:00.960 leave that in the hands of mr peckford he feels several breaches have been made these last two

01:03:05.640 years then he goes on to say he can feel all he wants i'll see him in the supreme court

01:03:11.960 i tweeted back you know who he is right

01:03:16.300 how can a politician of any stripe actually sit there and praise our charter of rights and

01:03:27.460 freedoms while trampling on it at the same time does that not seem two-faced to you

01:03:35.640 Or worse still, how can they see that they haven't been trampling on the charter?

01:03:46.020 Mind-blowing.

01:03:48.640 It's right in front of your face.

01:03:52.580 And John Carpe's video just showed it right there.

01:03:56.840 Do not forget to like and share the show, you guys.

01:03:59.300 It's important that we get the show out to as many people as we can.

01:04:03.100 Don't hog it for yourself.

01:04:04.400 all right this this okay listen if you were fired because of your vaccine status

01:04:13.320 i want you to pay close attention to this story

01:04:16.500 a manitoba man is suing a pharmaceutical giant bear in this case claiming he was fired for

01:04:27.940 refusing to provide proof of vaccination against covet 19 the lawsuit alleges the man's employment

01:04:33.040 was terminated in january without just cause and in breach of his employment contract cbc news is

01:04:39.700 not naming the man because of personal health information he had worked for about 18 years

01:04:45.180 at bear a company with divisions blah blah blah we all know what bear is he was a program manager

01:04:50.420 and did his work entirely from home both before and during the onset of the covet 19 pandemic

01:04:55.320 according to the statement of claim filed april 7th at the manitoba court of queen's bench in

01:04:59.420 would affect the lawsuit says his vaccination status for covid or any other disease was not

01:05:04.700 among the terms of the employment contract ha that is your leg to stand on

01:05:11.820 bear inc implemented the vaccination requirement unilaterally and made it effective january 2022

01:05:22.140 the claim alleges it was not a term of his employment contract that he had an obligation

01:05:27.400 to disclose any personal health information the claim says adding the man sought an exemption

01:05:31.560 from the policy but was denied he works from home he works from home

01:05:38.320 since he was working from home neither now again that's only that's only part of the story that

01:05:48.780 makes it kind of funny it doesn't matter whether he's working from home or not i want to make that

01:05:54.880 absolutely clear but the story says since he was working from home neither his employment duties

01:05:59.640 nor the employment contract required in-person interaction with other employees of the defendant

01:06:04.120 bear its customer or other stakeholders the allegations have not been tested in court and

01:06:09.920 bear has not yet filed a statement of defense bear is committed to providing a safe and healthy listen 0.98

01:06:15.920 to this stupid statement bear is committed to providing a safe and healthy work environment 0.95

01:06:19.960 including reducing the risk of COVID-19 infection for employees, a company spokesperson said in an 0.98

01:06:25.740 email to the CBC. Bravo to the CBC for doing this story. Good on you. And this is straight

01:06:32.880 down the middle. It does not show favoritism, at least not in my opinion. As a life sciences

01:06:38.120 organization, we believe in the effectiveness of vaccines. Vaccination against COVID-19 is a pillar

01:06:44.040 of public health guidance and key to providing a safe working environment for all our employees

01:06:48.660 and those with whom they come into contact working from home bear said it would not comment further

01:06:56.340 on matters related to litigation the plaintiff's lawyer also declined comment toronto labor and

01:07:04.020 employment lawyer leor samfru who's not involved with the case says his firm has represented

01:07:09.660 clients across canada whose jobs have been affected by their vaccination status and guys

01:07:14.120 once again i want to point out that i don't believe this is really a vaccine by definition

01:07:19.920 so let's call it a therapeutic at best i can tell you leor says that that is one of the most common

01:07:28.320 issues that employees have faced over the past six or seven months which is dealing with their

01:07:31.960 sorry their their uh jab status and the impact of that status on their job a wrongful dismissal

01:07:41.740 means that you're let go without compensation. So if he'd been paid proper severance, it would

01:07:46.320 not be wrongful dismissal. The lawsuit alleges the employer failed to compensate the man and

01:07:53.700 seeks an unspecified amount of money and general damages for wrongful termination. It also seeks

01:07:58.100 aggravated and punitive damages for the manner in which he was dismissed, such as allegedly not

01:08:03.020 giving him a positive letter of reference and demanding he disclose personal health information

01:08:07.080 without legitimate reason the employer demanded the man undertake personal health treatments

01:08:14.720 despite his vaccine sorry his jab status having no rational connection to his employment duties

01:08:21.220 and terminated his employment when he declined to do so the court document says

01:08:24.820 it says that as an employee working entirely from home bears demand that he disclose personal health

01:08:30.880 information and the subsequent termination of his employment was contrary to the manitoba human

01:08:35.360 rights code samfrew the lawyer they're talking to here says if this employee actually works

01:08:40.040 exclusively from home it makes the situation that much more ridiculous so he says even if the guy

01:08:47.400 was working in the office the situation would still be ridiculous here's another one from the

01:08:53.100 left-wing corporate media don't trust rapid tests expert advises canadians to test more than once 0.98

01:08:59.180 before making plans listen to this stupid story i'm sorry i'm getting all worked up here and i'm

01:09:06.740 going a little bit long on you guys i apologize but i had a lot a lot of stuff tonight it was a 0.89

01:09:12.360 long weekend right for the first time in two years canadians celebrating easter and passover faced

01:09:18.060 with a few public health restrictions limiting their ability to gather with family and friends

01:09:22.660 but experts are urging canadians to take caution this is before easter obviously and do what they

01:09:27.380 can to limit the spread according to dr peter juni the outgoing scientific director of the

01:09:33.260 ontario science advisory board or table or whatever they call it this means using more than one rapid

01:09:39.780 antigen test don't trust rapid tests he told the left-wing corporate media we don't know yet how

01:09:47.640 this works with omicron this omicron ba.2 this new variant if it's negative once that's not enough

01:09:54.280 what what it's a variant of the same virus no it should be able to pick it up just as easily

01:10:03.660 yeah right doesn't that make sense this guy's saying no no no don't trust the testing now

01:10:09.360 well if we can't test it now we'll trust it now why could we trust it back then well it was more

01:10:14.560 prone to pick up delta or whatever other freaking variant they had was it when people

01:10:21.520 dozens if not hundreds of people and probably thousands have put these tests under the tap

01:10:28.080 and it's come back positive or stuck it in a in a jug of orange juice and it's come up positive

01:10:34.520 i don't believe these tests are worth the plastic they're made of

01:10:39.480 in the first place

01:10:42.720 don't trust the rapid tests well what are we supposed to do now we can't trust the rapid test

01:10:51.040 according to a science brief released by the ontario science table in february

01:10:55.960 rapid antigen tests are believed to be less sensitive to the omicron variant particularly

01:11:00.960 when compared to their ability to detect the delta variant additionally so basically it's been a free

01:11:07.780 for all since december since the omicron variant became the dominant strain this is all nothing but 0.60

01:11:16.020 a bunch of pile crap and the narrative is eating itself because these guys these tv doctors and 0.70

01:11:23.780 the ones who are propped up by big pharma can't decide on which which lie to tell next 0.98

01:11:29.800 oh here's some good news for australians from the creek city times unvaccinated australians

01:11:38.360 finally allowed to leave for overseas we can't hear in canada yet

01:11:43.040 but hopefully soon we need to keep putting the pressure on guys and i know that there's people

01:11:51.860 saying hey man you got your freedoms back you don't have to show a vaccine passport

01:11:55.700 to get in anywhere what are you protesting all right so look i got this email

01:12:00.920 earlier today

01:12:04.560 from a woman whose daughter

01:12:12.120 was going to take part in WAG Studio,

01:12:16.940 Winnipeg Art Gallery Studio. 0.72

01:12:20.860 But students 12 and over need to show their vaccine passports

01:12:25.060 in order to gain entry. 0.62

01:12:27.360 So sorry about your luck.

01:12:30.460 So there's still some institutions that are demanding

01:12:33.200 these vaccine passports.

01:12:34.560 still some restaurants around town still some businesses want their masks oh yeah it's not over

01:12:42.600 but aside from all that because that's private business right like it it shouldn't be allowed

01:12:51.840 i don't think in any business or institution that is funded by any government money which is not

01:13:00.200 government money but our money which the winnipeg art gallery definitely is but if it's a private

01:13:06.620 restaurant of course go ahead do what you want to do we don't have to patronize you

01:13:10.840 but it's the other stuff the federal mandates the travel mandates which were just shot down 0.99

01:13:17.080 in the united states at least the mask mandates for travel but unvaccinated people still can't

01:13:24.920 go anywhere in the country via aircraft or train and we can't leave the country 1.00

01:13:32.120 can't go i'm sorry maybe you can go but you can't come back

01:13:37.380 without being fined or being quarantined for 14 days it's a hassle any way you look at it

01:13:44.540 and that's not right that's what we're protesting and that's justin trudeau's fault

01:13:50.500 and of course the loss of rights parental rights property rights whatever other rights we're

01:13:59.780 losing slowly but surely losing having our rights eroded that's what we're fighting against

01:14:04.600 it's not just about masks anymore it's not just about vaccine passports anymore they have moved

01:14:11.040 the goalposts yet again and we have to stand up and say no digital id digital currency programmable

01:14:18.640 digital currency is the next thing you guys that is the next thing

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01:19:01.980 for freedom i'm also hoping to get uh wayne peters from what's up canada on the show and uh

01:19:11.560 Uh, that's it for now. Yeah. So that's it for the show tonight. You guys, I hope you enjoyed

01:19:21.620 yourselves. I hope you'll come back tomorrow night at eight o'clock central for another

01:19:25.720 shadow at night live stream. Don't forget. I love you all. And I will talk to you very,

01:19:30.680 very soon. Thank you for being here. Bye for now.

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