The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Monday Aug. 8th⧸2022

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00:02:25.000 hey everybody welcome to shadow at night monday august the 8th 2022 what a fantastic weekend it

00:02:34.320 was center of canada i don't know how many people were there walter on my live stream saturday

00:02:39.280 walter hebert from camp hope suggested a thousand people i would say it was more than that and

00:02:45.440 i didn't know that there were going to be fireworks that night so we left a little bit

00:02:52.160 earlier but apparently they were absolutely spectacular what a great day it was the pork

00:03:00.000 roast was fantastic the kids bouncy castles i mean this was this was an everything kind of day

00:03:08.360 you know i mean so much community so much camaraderie lots of love lots of like-minded

00:03:14.800 logical thinkers um yeah we need more days like that we need more days like that just to get

00:03:23.860 together and and meet each other first of all i mean it's fine to meet virtually here in the

00:03:29.140 comment section and that's what i keep saying to you guys you know like say hello find out if

00:03:34.000 somebody you know somebody close to you might be watching the show and then talk to them get to

00:03:39.720 know them and maybe get together for a coffee or a beer or something and discuss things and form

00:03:44.720 community get something going because the more of us guys seriously now the more of us that get

00:03:52.220 together the more of us that wake up the larger the force we're going to be and the more unstoppable

00:03:59.000 we become right and aside from that which is going to be coming one day not yet not in the

00:04:08.200 next few weeks but one day it's nice to spend a day like that isn't it where you don't feel

00:04:16.000 alone and nuts and unaffected by people calling you insane i mean seriously we've all faced that

00:04:28.580 in the last couple of years because we've all managed to keep our wits about us where others

00:04:32.700 if not and it gets to the point after a while you know all this gas lighting you think that

00:04:38.840 you're the crazy one but you're not so when you get together in a in a group like that like we

00:04:44.920 had at the center of canada on saturday thank you ron clark by the way and all of you guys for 0.95

00:04:49.200 for getting us together and putting that on that was absolutely fantastic and like i say we're

00:04:54.160 gonna need more days like that in more locations too i'm all for getting locations all across the

00:05:00.540 country and putting on days like that you know i was already thinking about it today hey what if

00:05:05.540 we got together in i don't know saskatoon and then what if we got together and did that in

00:05:10.980 edmonton and calgary and and what would that be like you know a bunch of us get together and

00:05:16.820 make plans for something like that hello steve how are you it was great to see you and the gang

00:05:22.740 on saturday hello kevin watching from crestview hello russ and transcona bill is watching in

00:05:28.660 winkler hello sarah's in hamilton joni watching in leftbridge alberta chelsea is watching in

00:05:33.560 southern alberta as well lois is watching from windsor ontario barb from stony mountain louise

00:05:39.260 from newfoundland karen from saskatoon gerald from toronto donna may is watching from vancouver

00:05:44.780 island jan is watching from red deer timber is watching from swan river manitoba hospital

00:05:50.800 you're watching from the hospital i hope everything is okay timber hello joan watching from nova

00:05:57.360 Scotia hello Joyce it was great to see you and Mike on Saturday afternoon hello Heather watching

00:06:02.900 from Edmonton Sandy is watching from McKellar Ontario Carol sorry yeah Carol watching from

00:06:08.740 Brantford Gord is watching from St. Norbert Joe watching from Pennsylvania in the United States

00:06:15.280 Barb is watching from Hamilton Sonny from Broad Valley Carol is watching from Estevan Saskatchewan

00:06:21.100 Donna watching from southwestern Nova Scotia Vanessa from Tyndall hello Linda from Lady

00:06:26.840 lake sandra is watching from parry sound kevin how you doing buddy kevin from canada nano silver

00:06:32.520 is watching as well claude from hearst ontario mike from transcona marianne is watching from

00:06:39.160 barry ontario greg from kingston shannon from saskatchewan elsie from saint patel sue from

00:06:45.000 fort fort mac i was going to say fort mcmurray now we say fort mac shelley is watching from landmark

00:06:51.880 joanne watching from laurette hello everybody and welcome to the show and if i missed you at

00:06:59.000 the center of canada on saturday i apologize but i'm happy you're here now guys we have breaking

00:07:05.020 news first the shadow at night live stream is brought to you by canada nano silver canada

00:07:09.940 nano silver.ca i tell you more about those guys before the end of the show tonight and

00:07:14.560 tacit investigations and security jeff stone of tacit was at the center of canada on saturday it

00:07:21.020 was good to see him as well. Okay. We have some breaking news here. Donald Trump's home in

00:07:25.740 Florida. Mar-a-Lago has been raided by the FBI and this from Fox News Atlanta. President Donald

00:07:33.040 Trump lives. Associated Press is reporting these details. We have a statement from the

00:07:38.300 President, too. We'll read to you in just a second. But right now, from what the Associated

00:07:42.300 Press says, former President Donald Trump said in a lengthy statement that the FBI was conducting

00:07:47.440 a search of his Mar-a-Lago estate today. The circumstances aren't clear quite yet. Spokespeople

00:07:53.640 for the FBI and the Justice Department did not return a message to the Associated Press

00:07:58.380 when they sought comment earlier today. Here's what the president said. After working and

00:08:04.680 cooperating with the relevant government agencies, this unannounced raid on my home was not necessary

00:08:10.200 or appropriate. That's just a piece of his statement. You can see our images of Mar-a-Lago

00:08:15.060 right there. The Justice Department has been investigating the discovery of boxes of records

00:08:20.140 containing classified information that were taken to Mar-a-Lago after Trump's presidency had

00:08:25.240 concluded. It was not clear whether the FBI search was conducted to that probe. A separate

00:08:31.800 investigation related to efforts by Trump allies to undo the results of the 2020 presidential

00:08:37.040 election and the January 6, 2021 riot at the U.S. Capitol had also been intensifying in Washington.

00:08:43.420 This comes after, of course, all of the January 6th select committee hearings that we have seen over the past couple of months.

00:08:50.600 And we are anticipating at least another one of those in September.

00:08:54.220 But right now, the president, as you heard, confirming that the FBI did inspect Mar-a-Lago earlier.

00:09:01.740 They conducted a search at his Mar-a-Lago estate.

00:09:04.640 And the president said he cooperated with the relevant government agencies

00:09:08.740 and said the unannounced raid on his home was not necessary or appropriate yeah all right so

00:09:15.120 as yet hunter biden's home has not been raided

00:09:21.440 i don't know i mean whatever you guys think of donald trump and i don't know what to think of

00:09:28.340 the guy i mean he's the one that brought in these experimental formulas right he was he was hoodwinked

00:09:36.320 by anthony fauci and dr burks deborah burks to bring in the lockdowns and bring in all of the

00:09:44.720 social distancing and the masking and and whatnot even though he did buck against that over the

00:09:50.620 course of the rest of his presidency i don't know i don't know what to think of the guy

00:09:56.160 and the more i go on this political amusement park ride that we all seem to be on to me it

00:10:04.420 seems more of a distraction than anything else you know i mean all of us who were so dedicated

00:10:11.400 to voting for the people's party in the last couple of elections look at i i don't i don't

00:10:17.780 think that was a bad thing to do i mean the people's party was at that time anyway last year

00:10:23.680 at this time during the campaign the only party that seemed to be standing up for any kind of

00:10:29.600 freedom whatsoever maxime bernier was arrested here in manitoba for going and talking to 12

00:10:34.100 people i think it was down in steinbeck or eltona one of the towns in the southern part of the

00:10:40.120 province um but maxime bernier was part of stephen harper's cabinet during the 2000s

00:10:49.780 and it seemed like a good part of that cabinet was in on the world economic forum agreements

00:10:59.060 that were signed and the u.n agreements that were signed and it seems like harper knew what was

00:11:06.060 going on either he didn't think it was going to be as bad as it's gotten or he knew and went along

00:11:12.660 with it anyway and if he did then his cabinet did too which means maxime bernier brian pallister

00:11:18.300 jason kenny pierre poliev all of these guys are in the know about what's going on jean chariot too 0.93

00:11:26.260 and by the way he said something stupid today we'll tell you about that in just a second

00:11:32.360 a couple of the candidates that are sticking out so far in the cpc leadership race leslin lewis 0.98

00:11:38.740 and roman babber leslin lewis has something interesting to say she published on her website

00:11:44.620 we're going to get to that in just a little bit it may seem the only way to vote our way out of

00:11:51.080 this whole thing guys if that's the route that you want to take and i don't think it would be

00:11:55.720 a bad route to take is to form our own federal grassroots political party and just call it the

00:12:01.480 Freedom Party. I mean, think about that. If you think about federal elections, you're talking

00:12:07.040 about 30%, fully 30% of people don't vote. And that number is conservative. I'd say more like

00:12:15.480 35%, depending on the importance of the election, right? I think in the last election, we had 69%

00:12:22.060 of people come out and cast ballots maybe 68 no way it was lower so if we get those 30 percent of

00:12:30.000 people to vote for freedom and i'm talking about a party that actually stands up and is respectable

00:12:36.480 and trustworthy you know people running with with clean records i think we might be able to make

00:12:44.480 some kind of an impact but that would take all of the independent media across this country saying

00:12:50.240 guys this is the way to go can we all agree on it i don't know but i think that might be the way to

00:12:55.980 go the freedom party the freedom party just take over lawfully take over the house of commons

00:13:04.120 with 30 of people you know are there 30 of people who are you know that dedicated to freedom yet in

00:13:13.460 the country i don't know i don't know if we're at critical mass yet we need to be at critical mass

00:13:19.760 yet and that's why shows like this one are so important to get the word out to people to make

00:13:26.120 them understand exactly what's going on not just in our country but across this planet and i know

00:13:32.700 a lot of people are just going to sit there and say it's a conspiracy theory shut up you know what

00:13:37.620 i i try to give you guys at least one or two stories every single night that you can share

00:13:43.500 with these people to make them understand. Now, I understand some people are going to be tougher

00:13:50.260 to crack than other people. They're just not willing to open their eyes. They're going to

00:13:54.220 be laughing at you like you saw a UFO in your front yard. Bob says he saw a UFO. He's crazy.

00:14:01.720 And they're going to try and label you a conspiracy theorist for the rest of your life. 0.98

00:14:05.220 These people are closed minded, close eyed. They are ignorant to what's going on around all of us. 0.97

00:14:11.040 and they can sit there laughing, you know, for the next few months until all of a sudden they

00:14:17.120 can't buy any food or gas and they can't heat their homes. There's no electricity. Yeah,

00:14:21.660 those days are coming. It's going to happen in Canada during the wintertime. Why will it happen

00:14:27.800 in winter? Because that's when we're most dependent upon, you know, utilities. That's

00:14:32.940 when we're most dependent upon government and big business. We could probably survive right now

00:14:40.400 on our own given this weather if it was summer all year long it would be an easy thing but no

00:14:46.040 winter time we need we need fuel and they know that so that's why i keep saying stock up stock

00:14:53.120 up stock up here is an interesting uh clip from sky news australia i'm going to play this for you

00:14:59.000 guys uh right now just as soon as i get it all set up yeah here we go all right so never mind

00:15:03.380 president trump's home in florida being raided look at joe biden well after a second battle

00:15:10.300 of isolation, the President left for his vacation house.

00:15:13.800 And, of course, he ignored the questions from the assembled media.

00:15:20.540 Mr President, do you have any comment on the inflation reduction app?

00:15:24.360 But before his latest break by the beach,

00:15:40.480 the president made these puzzling comments.

00:15:44.360 You know, I know most families are focused

00:15:46.400 on just putting three meals on the table,

00:15:49.820 taking care of their kids and paying their bills.

00:15:51.680 helping you do that is my job

00:15:54.900 it's the president's job as well

00:15:57.400 okay

00:15:58.900 it's my job

00:16:00.680 and it's the president's job as well

00:16:03.400 that's what he said

00:16:04.200 who exactly does he think is president

00:16:06.480 and it wouldn't be a Biden press conference

00:16:08.960 without the president mangling a few words

00:16:11.720 seven Nobel laureates

00:16:14.340 on the economist

00:16:17.140 on the economics

00:16:18.380 I should say

00:16:19.920 And it seems despite his time in isolation

00:16:23.920 and the many months he's spent in the basement

00:16:26.220 in the lead-up to the 2020 election,

00:16:28.620 the president still hasn't mastered Zoom calls.

00:16:33.060 You're on mute. I can't hear you.

00:16:38.600 We feel your presence, Mr President.

00:16:44.200 And before we delve into lefties losing it,

00:16:47.260 But let's hear from former President Donald Trump, who has not lost his flair for comedy.

00:16:53.380 Here he is with elite swimmer Riley Gaines.

00:16:56.260 I'll keep it short and I'm just going to say keep female sports female. 1.00

00:17:08.060 Just to show you how ridiculous it is, look at me, I'm much bigger and much stronger than 1.00

00:17:16.240 her there's no way she could beat me in swimming do we all agree all right um 0.97

00:17:25.080 yeah

00:17:28.560 i don't know what's going on i mean this is i understand that forming our own political

00:17:36.360 party sounds daunting guys but these are the people and

00:17:39.580 we could always just kind of hook up with an established party maverick party maybe

00:17:48.440 somebody who knows how to build a party i know it sounds like a lot but

00:17:54.400 olivia newton john has passed away at the age of 73

00:17:59.500 uh that happened today this story from left-wing corporate uh ctv

00:18:05.260 john easterling her husband announced that newton john passed away peacefully at her ranch in

00:18:13.820 southern california this morning surrounded by family and friends we ask that everyone please

00:18:18.060 respect our privacy during this very difficult time cause of death not given but newton john

00:18:23.420 was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1992 that resurfaced in may of 2017 so of course you're

00:18:29.680 wondering did she take the experimental formula well this from her daughter page six this is about

00:18:35.640 a year and a half ago though it's not the one that she wants sylvia newton john said she has

00:18:41.360 no plans to get the covet 19 jab despite being eligible in her home state of california where

00:18:47.000 they're being offered to older adults again this is from january of last year you guys

00:18:52.120 when asked if she'd get the shot the 72 year old actress said not at this point no the grease star

00:18:58.820 who is currently battling stage four breast cancer would qualify for the shot since it's 0.98

00:19:03.900 available to Californians age 65 and older. Now, her daughter said that she wasn't interested in

00:19:10.840 it either. Now, again, that's a year and a half ago. She may have succumbed and gotten the thing

00:19:14.320 in the last year and a half. Who knows? But I would say that it's probably not the case. And

00:19:22.140 she just died of natural causes. Remember, not everybody dies of COVID and not everybody dies

00:19:27.640 of monkey pox and not everybody dies of the experimental formula people just go sometimes

00:19:33.700 you know i mean if that changes and that's only me you know extrapolating on this but if it 0.92

00:19:41.020 changes i'll definitely get the word out here for you okay so here's the stupid thing that

00:19:45.260 john shere said this is from rebel news don't worry about the world economic forum don't worry 0.90

00:19:50.840 about the wef john shere insists the world economic forum is of no concern to canadians

00:19:59.520 as far as i'm concerned that disqualifies him from the leadership contest of the conservative

00:20:06.140 party of canada but let's go on and have a look at this story uh conservative leadership candidate

00:20:12.400 john shere recently shared his personal thoughts on canada's relationship with the world economic

00:20:16.860 forum in a campaign video released saturday the former quebec premier urged voters folks don't

00:20:23.420 worry about the wef like that's going to mean anything to those of us who already know what's

00:20:30.520 going on the video in question features sheree answering a series of questions in the style of

00:20:36.360 wired wired's google autocomplete interviews in which celebrities answer the web's most searched

00:20:42.860 questions about themselves. The questions answered by Chiray include the following.

00:20:47.060 Is Jean Chiray a liberal? Yep. Is Jean Chiray a separatist? I don't care. Is Jean Chiray a

00:20:53.980 lawyer? Yep. Is Jean Chiray an MP? Nope. Jean Chiray a member of the World Economic Forum?

00:20:59.960 Nope, but he may as well be. Is Jean Chiray married? Who cares? Is Jean Chiray still alive?

00:21:04.920 Yes, he is. Responding to whether or not he's a member of the World Economic Forum, Chiray

00:21:10.240 says no he then shares that well not a member he previously attended the world economic forum

00:21:16.420 annual meeting and has no concerns about the organization's influence in canada oh my goodness

00:21:23.460 oh my goodness in an apparent nod to fellow leadership candidate pierre polyev's statement

00:21:31.520 that he would ban ministers from attending the world economic forum if elected prime minister

00:21:36.740 shere says he would have no problem with canadian ministers involving themselves

00:21:41.020 with the world economic form do you think he just lost this i mean not that he had a chance do you

00:21:45.760 think he just took himself right out of the race with this whole thing i would say yeah but then

00:21:51.480 again really does it matter will it matter in the end i guess time will tell you know we're all

00:21:57.480 sitting there going he's an undercover spy he's an undercover spy this guy's involved you know

00:22:03.440 at this point it's like anybody's guess who really knows and there is no way to determine that

00:22:08.320 there is no way to determine that at all except for doing what we should be doing building

00:22:15.440 community you know making plans with each other stocking up on stuff getting through the siege

00:22:23.140 getting through the siege and when we get enough of us together then we can actually do something

00:22:29.900 about it as of right now i don't believe we have the manpower uh and ladies i'm sorry for saying

00:22:36.100 manpower should i say people power people kind okay this from the website of leslin lewis who

00:22:44.600 is still in the leadership race for the conservative party a narrative of fear surrounds the issue of

00:22:51.080 climate change and it's being used to completely alter our way of life she says i've already

00:22:57.520 covered how the net zero policies are going to transform our food supply chain and why canada is

00:23:03.420 now headed in the direction of rising discontent like the netherlands and sri lanka but it's not

00:23:09.480 just stopping at farming small businesses will soon become virtually impossible to operate it's

00:23:14.700 called the environmental social governance or esg okay this is something we have talked about

00:23:20.680 before on this show you guys the international financial reporting standards ifrs has a new

00:23:27.160 accounting regime that's based on ESG and applies to all small and medium-sized businesses. This

00:23:33.800 new system tracks the life cycle of every single product and service that a business generates,

00:23:39.200 meaning that small business owners will need to track where a product comes from

00:23:43.120 and the emissions the product generates, which of course differ depending on the purchaser and the

00:23:48.540 user. Ironically, while these nonsensical rules will be imposed on businesses in Canada,

00:23:55.140 Canadian businesses operating in China, India, and other nations

00:23:58.300 won't impose such measures on local operators.

00:24:01.620 Make no mistake, the aim of these policies

00:24:04.520 is to completely overturn our economic structure,

00:24:07.260 and that is dependent on local production.

00:24:09.020 In fact, Canadian businesses will be rewarded under this structure

00:24:13.080 if their enterprises don't produce anything

00:24:15.920 because they'll have a lower carbon footprint.

00:24:20.420 It's also the exact opposite of the lesson we should have learned

00:24:23.540 from the COVID-19 crisis, we should be focusing on securing our supply chains and becoming more

00:24:28.760 self-sufficient. The requirement for small business owners to comply with ESG will completely cripple

00:24:34.520 our local business sector with no measurable goals or proof as to how these practices will

00:24:39.520 actually reduce carbon emissions. If anyone doubts how far the left wants to take this,

00:24:46.360 just listen to the liberals' own words. They don't talk about preserving our way of life

00:24:50.180 while protecting the environment. They say that high gas prices are good because then maybe people

00:24:56.120 will stop driving cars. And by the way, guys, last week, the World Economic Forum said personal car

00:25:01.880 ownership should go away. That's part of the plan for the 2030 agenda. They're fully comfortable

00:25:08.540 transitioning society to a new system where all of our metrics of measuring wealth and success

00:25:13.640 will be eliminated. They are planning to transform everything. Potentially, even our GDP calculations

00:25:20.660 will no longer be based upon what we produce, but will be measured by our carbon footprint.

00:25:25.860 Contracts will likely be recorded digitally, and all transactions associated with a contract

00:25:30.620 will be measured and stored on a digital record system known as the blockchain.

00:25:35.740 Your digital ID will track how much you consume and produce, and most importantly,

00:25:39.740 your personal carbon footprint. In the future, all your purchases will be stored under your digital

00:25:45.080 ID, and if you consume too much sugar, for example, then the vending machine with the ice cream

00:25:50.220 may not open for you. This is something we have been talking about. This will be the new economy.

00:25:58.620 Assets will be measured by whether they are sustainable or not. The government and corporate

00:26:03.560 conglomerates will decide the measures, and it will happen just like it did in the Netherlands,

00:26:07.900 where the real experts, the farmers, were not even consulted in these calculations.

00:26:13.200 The new system will even attach to property.

00:26:16.220 Imagine, if you have a rental property that does not meet their arbitrary environmental standards,

00:26:21.300 you'll be unable to rent or sell it.

00:26:23.100 It will be deemed a stranded asset.

00:26:26.300 Every single contract, rent or sale, will be digitized,

00:26:29.060 and it will be impossible to transfer the title or enter into a rental agreement

00:26:33.320 until that property is deemed fit by the new environmental standards.

00:26:37.360 Again, this is Leslyn Lewis, who wrote this, by the way.

00:26:40.400 It's on her website, leslynlewis.ca.

00:26:44.060 What I find grotesque is that rather than politicians explaining what is happening,

00:26:49.580 anyone who catches on, asks questions, and shares information is called a conspiracy theorist.

00:26:55.300 They hope that people won't notice even as elements of our personal and national sovereignty are eroded.

00:26:59.780 And sadly, many are beguiled by politicians who spew slogans and talking points at them

00:27:05.440 while our future crashes all around us. I see several developments on the horizon. In a few

00:27:11.140 years, maybe even months, we will see farmers being unable to produce the crop yields of previous

00:27:16.100 years, and eventually we will see many farmers dispossessed of their farms through net zero

00:27:21.240 policies. Our laws are moving towards disarming people, not those engaged in firearms crimes and

00:27:26.720 gun violence, but those law-abiding firearms owners and hunters. Homes will become even more

00:27:32.140 unaffordable. Many small businesses will no longer be able to survive as red tape and compliance

00:27:37.220 rules will enrich lawyers and accountants and environmental consultants under the ESG net

00:27:42.660 zero reporting model. Unfortunately, it appears that all these things will come to pass. When

00:27:49.260 people finally wake up and demand accountability from their elected officials, it may be too late.

00:27:53.860 Maybe then people will finally realize that all the signs were there for them to see and that the

00:27:59.520 politics of fear ushered them into the fourth industrial revolution bragged about by the

00:28:04.700 leaders of the World Economic Forum. Maybe they will finally listen to the words of their own

00:28:09.520 prime minister when he stated plainly that COVID-19 has provided an opportunity for a reset

00:28:15.540 and to reimagine economic systems. All these things are really happening. It's a result of

00:28:21.560 the politics of fear that allows global elites and our government to undemocratically impose

00:28:26.820 any form of policy on us because our fears are placed our fears have placed us in a position

00:28:31.680 where we became willfully blind to the outcome i will continue to defend canada and our sovereignty

00:28:37.480 regardless of what people call me or whether i'm slandered in the media if you see what's

00:28:42.180 happening will you commit to stand with me in protecting and defending canada and fighting

00:28:46.580 to ensure that we continue to remain a strong free and prosperous nation look at you know what

00:28:52.080 But, I mean, Leslyn Lewis, just by saying that, has got my vote for the CPC leadership.

00:29:02.420 Roman Babber has said much of this, but he hasn't elaborated and given detail like Leslyn Lewis did on her website there.

00:29:09.960 Unfortunately, Leslyn Lewis is not getting a lot of play, even on the independent media.

00:29:15.120 but saying something like that i mean you know i've been sitting here whining and moaning about

00:29:20.740 politicians not speaking the truth right well there there it is right there

00:29:24.580 leslund lewis is an elected p mp right now in the house of comments

00:29:28.080 if you have a conservative membership i would suggest you consider voting for leslund she may

00:29:36.480 not be able to turn the tide and i don't think anybody any conservative leader will at this point

00:29:40.960 but she may be able to slow things down and she may be able to help get the word out she has a

00:29:46.900 loud and powerful voice a huge following in this country and as far as protesting goes

00:29:55.820 ken drysdale of the true facts c19 report true facts covet c19 i've had him on the show a couple

00:30:04.980 of times and he's coming on the show later on this week he has plans for a protest on september

00:30:11.360 3rd i believe it is now guys if we really want to make our presence felt we don't need to be

00:30:17.220 encircling the rcmp training center in regina what we need to do and i don't want to use the word

00:30:24.260 attack protest with thousands of people the left-wing corporate media head offices in toronto

00:30:32.480 cbc rogers global and bell cbc rogers global and bell there's only four and if you take rogers out

00:30:47.260 of it because they haven't really got a big news presence across the country global cbc and bell

00:30:54.240 which is the home of ctv those are the three that's really it when it comes to left-wing

00:31:01.300 corporate media in this country when you type in anything on google a news story a canadian news

00:31:07.960 story what comes up it's always cbc global and ctv right those are the three and if you include

00:31:16.460 rogers a huge conglomerate and we know they're part of this as well that's four that's it that's

00:31:22.340 all the branch offices in winnipeg calgary edmonton vancouver regina hamilton ottawa montreal

00:31:29.520 halifax doesn't matter doesn't matter because they're all taking marching orders from the top

00:31:36.460 the ceos are all in toronto i suggest we all go out there and peacefully ask why they're not

00:31:41.960 reporting the actual news i have got a news story coming up that i showed on this show last week

00:31:47.540 that still a week later none of the left-wing corporate media have even touched it's amazing

00:31:54.400 to me now look at this guys canadians are seeking asylum in the united states

00:31:59.780 this is according to true north tnc.news canadians are actually saying you know what you can

00:32:07.060 you can we're seeking asylum in the united states because of trudeau's covid policy so

00:32:12.780 buffalo immigration lawyer matthew colkin and i'm going to try and get him on the show later on this

00:32:17.740 week as well has filed asylum applications for at least half a dozen canadians who hope to flee

00:32:23.200 of the country permanently due to justin trudeau's pandemic policies in an exclusive interview

00:32:28.860 interview with true north kolkin and guys write this name down if you're thinking about possibly

00:32:34.040 seeking asylum in the united states i know a lot of people have thought about it but they went now

00:32:38.480 the process is too tough you got to know a guy but you can't seek asylum matthew kolkin k-o-l-k-e-n

00:32:49.060 Matthew Colkin, he is a former director of the Board of Governors of the American Immigration

00:32:54.180 Lawyers Association, explained that his clients fear being persecuted for being unvaccinated

00:32:59.520 should they return to Canada.

00:33:02.160 If you just don't want to go back to Canada, you actually need to fear that you'll be the

00:33:07.960 victim of targeted persecution by the government of Canada or by groups within the country

00:33:11.900 that the government either can't or won't protect you from. 1.00

00:33:15.800 Look at this ridiculous ass. 1.00

00:33:17.560 I can't stop. Anyway, let's continue on with the story. The application says they've either 1.00

00:33:24.880 expressed some sort of political speech or a member of a particular social group like

00:33:29.280 unvaccinated individuals that have faced persecution before either through seizing

00:33:33.940 of bank accounts or loss of employment or forced quarantines, things of that nature.

00:33:39.640 Isn't that interesting? If you have been persecuted by the Canadian government and

00:33:45.200 you're in the United States, or you plan to be in the United States, then you can file for asylum

00:33:52.600 on these bases. According to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, those seeking asylum must

00:33:59.680 apply within one year of arriving in the country. Grounds for seeking asylum include suffering

00:34:04.440 persecution due to race, religion, nationality, membership, and a particular social group or

00:34:08.620 political opinion. Well, that would include us, most of us, wouldn't it? If you have family or

00:34:14.700 friends down in the united states it might be a thought personally i'll be staying here but i

00:34:20.440 would not look down on anybody that wanted to get out of this this place at this point and i'm not

00:34:26.480 kidding about that i wouldn't say you're deserting a sinking ship well maybe you are deserting a

00:34:31.280 sinking ship but it's also it's kind of a smart move at this point an application filed by colkin

00:34:39.760 in january for one client cited the liberal government's crackdown on the freedom convoy

00:34:44.020 in February. To deal with the situation, Trudeau took the unprecedented step of invoking the

00:34:49.240 Emergencies Act. We know that. Colkin stated that his clients were also scared to death of being

00:34:55.200 singled out by the Trudeau government for speaking out against vaccine mandates or have their

00:34:59.860 employment opportunities limited. That's happened to many of us. The thing is, in order to apply for

00:35:05.920 asylum in the United States, you have to be there. Not here. There. They're scared to death 1.00

00:35:13.360 that if they go back to canada they'll be singled out and isolated by the government of canada

00:35:17.500 they'll be unable to travel this is true they're afraid they wouldn't get onto a plane in canada

00:35:23.480 and they'll be trapped within their own country and that their abilities to obtain employment are

00:35:27.320 limited there although the liberals lifted travel mandates which prohibited unvaccinated canadians

00:35:33.020 from boarding a plane and train domestically or abroad public health officials have not ruled out

00:35:37.060 reintroducing restrictions in the future yeah if covet 19 takes a turn for the worst and we need

00:35:44.880 to readjust and go back to a different regime regime huh that word maybe similar to what we

00:35:50.540 might have had before we're ready to do that that from deputy chief public health officer dr

00:35:55.160 howard ju in june all right we've got more here

00:36:01.140 all may not be lost yet however you know i mean the more i look at the political landscape in

00:36:11.600 canada the less enthused i am but but if this op-ed is even close to true

00:36:23.460 we might be able to get something going a quiet common sense revolution is brewing within the

00:36:29.760 Liberal Party. Now, we have heard about this, you guys. We have heard that there are a lot of

00:36:36.720 disgruntled Liberal MPs, not in cabinet, who do not like the direction the government is taking.

00:36:42.620 Remember, these Liberal MPs may sit on government benches, but they are not part of the decision

00:36:47.280 making process. And as a matter of fact, they get very little face time with the Prime Minister or

00:36:52.200 the Deputy Prime Minister. It would be a surprise if the Prime Minister even knew half their names.

00:36:59.760 this is from greg tobin he is a digital strategy director for canada strong and proud network

00:37:06.480 he says what if i told you the liberal party of canada was becoming pro-oil and gas

00:37:12.020 probably think i'm pulling your length based on recent statements and policy announcements

00:37:18.600 announcements from major players both inside and out of the government a growing faction

00:37:23.400 within the liberal party is changing its tune on resource development on august 3rd speaking to

00:37:29.600 a crowd in St. John, New Brunswick, Deputy Prime Minister Christia Freeland said, Canada's really

00:37:34.040 lucky. We have a lot of energy. Let me be clear. We have a lot of energy, and I think it is a

00:37:42.040 political responsibility for us as a country to support our allies with energy security. Interesting.

00:37:47.920 I don't believe a word she says, and I believe she's worse than Justin Trudeau when it comes

00:37:51.800 to the World Economic Forum. This might read like a quote from Stephen Harper, but I assure you it's

00:37:59.480 a bona fide genuine article from the finance minister herself and she's not the first liberal

00:38:04.220 minister to make positive remarks about Canada's best in the world energy sector or how it can be

00:38:09.880 the solution to the European energy crisis and the global emissions problem. Natural resource

00:38:15.440 minister Jonathan Wilkinson said back in May that the continued operation of the Line 5 pipeline was

00:38:20.600 non-negotiable. Line 5 goes from Alberta through the states and into Ontario and Quebec supplying

00:38:25.740 half of those provinces energy needs the same minister oversaw the approval of the bay to nord

00:38:31.160 offshore oil project in newfoundland in july and declared the need for carbon capture and storage

00:38:36.500 initiatives and encouraging shift towards innovation and technology rather than just

00:38:41.340 taxing and banning things now guys they already use this in the oil sands and oil fields in alberta

00:38:49.360 outside of the oil sands in Saskatchewan and Manitoba.

00:38:54.720 Wilkinson even went on record to say,

00:38:56.740 at the end of the day, the cause of climate change is not fossil fuels themselves,

00:39:00.820 it's the carbon emissions. Is it?

00:39:04.080 Well, that's a question for another time.

00:39:07.140 It's all part of a seemingly growing movement within the Liberal caucus

00:39:10.180 to reverse course on the government's war against Canada's energy sector,

00:39:13.960 one of the world's best weapons to fight climate change.

00:39:16.360 and they're not the only liberals who appear to be sounding alarm bells over the direction of

00:39:20.640 this government. Former Liberal Finance Minister Bill Morineau said in June, so much time and

00:39:26.280 energy was spent on finding ways to redistribute Canada's wealth that there was little attention

00:39:30.640 given to the importance of increasing our collective prosperity. And at a symposium in

00:39:35.960 April of this year, former Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff told the Climate Change Conference that

00:39:40.500 Greta Thunberg was a moral bully and that Canadian oil and gas is the key to balancing

00:39:45.920 democracy with environmental concerns. Quite the thing to say. I'd even forgive you if you thought 1.00

00:39:51.740 it came from someone like Jason Kenney or Scott Moe. It seems a common sense revolution, albeit a

00:39:56.880 quiet one, is taking place behind some closed doors in the Liberal Party. But it makes us wonder

00:40:01.900 if there isn't some existential liberal angst brewing behind them. The faction in favor of

00:40:06.680 Canadian oil and gas is butting heads with the faction still loyal to Trudeau's phase-out oil

00:40:11.880 and gas agenda. Despite his promises to Germany and other European leaders about energy security,

00:40:18.800 Trudeau and his right-hand man, Stephen Gilboa, the criminal, the former radical stunt maker

00:40:24.120 charged with mischief-turned-minister of the environment, are still executing on their radical

00:40:28.680 eco-agenda, creating yet another set of unfair and arbitrary emissions targets on the energy sector.

00:40:34.360 Plus, they still plan to impose a second carbon tax that would make our existing gasoline crisis

00:40:40.340 even worse. They even admit it will affect middle and lower income Canadians. The hardest is they

00:40:45.220 struggle to balance being able to afford to drive to work or visit their parents in long-term care

00:40:50.060 homes with paying the bills. On top of that, they're moving toward a plan to force farmers

00:40:56.620 to reduce fertilizer use as they desperately attempt to find ways to cut emissions in any

00:41:01.620 sector they can. This latest harebrained idea will of course end up meaning a lot less food

00:41:06.520 being produced in Canada at a time when supply issues and inflation are affecting Canadians'

00:41:11.700 ability to feed their families. No fuel, no food, no money in the bank account for Canadians,

00:41:17.220 not exactly a winning message. This may explain the change in tone from some in the liberal

00:41:21.920 government who may still want a seat in the House of Commons after the next election.

00:41:26.240 Whether it's fears about re-electability, the stark reality that set in in the wake of Vladimir

00:41:31.260 Putin's brutal invasion of Ukraine. You see, this person writing this is kind of right,

00:41:35.820 but in many ways wrong but still at least it leans towards getting the ball rolling possibly

00:41:42.440 or the fact that most voters are getting sick and tired of the economic crunch bearing down

00:41:47.540 on them created by outdated ideas coming out of trudeau's office that some semblance of sanity

00:41:52.620 is setting in for the liberal government is a welcome change it's well past time for canada

00:41:58.020 to become a world leader in energy production and supply we can displace not only dictator oil with

00:42:03.360 our conflict-free energy, we can displace coal burning in places like China and India. Let's

00:42:08.380 hope the faction in the Liberal Party that wants to choose innovation, prosperity, and reliable

00:42:12.400 energy for the future of the planet continues to grow. Well, that's interesting. So, you know,

00:42:17.340 what I said earlier about not being able to make our way out of this politically or voting our way

00:42:22.520 out of this, yeah, I totally agree with that. However, what the Freedom Convoy showed us

00:42:29.200 in january is that we can make politicians do our bidding we just have to be loud enough

00:42:37.440 now if you watched part 24 of the fall of the cabal not sure if you guys have ever heard of

00:42:44.060 that if you haven't it's a brilliant documentary series i think it's now 30 parts long uh you can

00:42:49.520 find it on bit shoot it's not available on youtube or any of the mainstream big tech sources because

00:42:55.500 of what they say in it but you know they say that the cabal is ready for huge huge rallies

00:43:04.700 they're ready for that stuff and many many people who were there and on the ground in ottawa including

00:43:09.360 ron clark and freedom george who were on the show on friday night in case you guys missed that one

00:43:14.540 i suggest you go ahead and find it it's just last friday go ahead and watch that you say a lot of

00:43:19.540 the police officers that were on the ground in ottawa were not canadian they didn't say it

00:43:25.760 they didn't say it as fact they just had a vibe a feeling that these guys were not canadian

00:43:34.160 and a lot of other people i've heard from as well you could speak to these guys until you

00:43:39.300 were blue in the face you could plead with them until you were crying until you had tears in your

00:43:43.960 eyes and these people were not moved by any words maybe it's because they did not speak

00:43:49.220 the language that we speak and i'm not talking about french either

00:43:52.700 and that leads people to believe that maybe these were import u.n officers again speculation

00:44:04.040 i don't know but it's definitely worthy of consideration anyway maybe it's maybe it's

00:44:12.900 worthwhile to go ahead and take your time and guys there's 840 people watching this live right now

00:44:17.680 and by this time tomorrow there's going to be 10 000 views of this show 10 000 people doesn't

00:44:21.940 sound like a lot when we're dealing with a country of 38 million people but what it does show us is

00:44:27.920 that we do have people all around and you know not just this show there's other shows ron clark and

00:44:33.160 you know what's up canada with wayne peters and live from the shed and laura lynn and the grizzly

00:44:39.440 patriot you know all of us independent media we're on the same page when it comes to this

00:44:43.460 call your mp email your mp write your mp especially if they happen to be liberal or

00:44:50.180 and say look you have to stop this nonsense you're only going to invite another episode

00:44:57.960 big episode and it is going to come guys it's not going to come you know september 11th

00:45:03.380 that thing is kaput that thing's not going on anymore it's not going to happen

00:45:09.440 that thing that you've heard about it's not going to happen never was going to happen but it's not

00:45:14.200 going to happen now for sure there will be an uprising again if trudeau continues on like this

00:45:20.680 but the most peaceful way that we can avoid this is by getting involved politically and i know

00:45:26.560 i know i know it sounds it seems like ah that's not worth it it's not worth my time yes it is

00:45:33.140 yes it is if enough of us do it yes it is and there will be more public demonstrations that's

00:45:42.200 a guarantee i mean that's coming peaceful public demonstrations of course and there is more in the

00:45:49.080 works all right and you know something interesting too like what did i mention earlier in the show

00:45:54.860 about going and protesting and rallying outside the headquarters of the left-wing corporate media

00:46:00.200 in toronto look at this story this has been picked up by epic news epoch if you wish or uh the gateway

00:46:07.100 pundit the western standard true north covered this one rebel news obviously covered it all of

00:46:13.980 the independent media across canada covered it where is the left-wing corporate media on this

00:46:18.980 this is this should have been the story of the year it should have been the story of the year

00:46:25.400 when i was working in media myself you guys if we didn't talk about this we would have been

00:46:29.640 scolded by our program directors and news directors and general managers they would have

00:46:34.140 said you didn't talk about this are you out of your mind oh yeah so why aren't they talking about

00:46:42.340 it now because they're playing the game that's why i'm not even sure if it has to do with trudeau's

00:46:49.540 media slush fund anymore federal court demolishes trudeau's unscientific travel restrictions this

00:46:58.160 story we had it last week guys if you live in canada and want to meet your mother on her death

00:47:03.280 bed in hong kong or london or even quebec city and i'm going to read this to you again i know

00:47:06.960 i did last week but again for those of you that haven't heard this you won't be allowed to either

00:47:12.920 you get jabbed or you'd never see your mother again yes this is what happens in justin trudeau's

00:47:17.580 canada on august 13th of last year the canadian government announced that anyone who hadn't been

00:47:22.820 jabbed against covid would soon be barred from planes and trains in many cases canadians were

00:47:28.700 barred from leaving the country or even traveling within the provinces now this is what trudeau ran

00:47:34.080 on last year and he won a minority government remember that we all know trudeau loves to fall

00:47:41.040 out of the box so he came up with a covid vaccine mandate regarding restrictions on the movement of

00:47:45.700 his countrymen which is believed to be the strongest around the globe this is from tfi global news.com

00:47:52.820 jennifer little the director general of covid recovery the secretive government panel that

00:47:58.660 crafted the mandate called it quote one of the strongest vaccination mandates for travelers in

00:48:03.740 the world unquote but don't you think a thing like this perfectly suits the public persona

00:48:08.100 that justin trudeau has cultivated for himself pitching in draconian and sweeping policies like

00:48:14.000 these is what he is known for but wait even the federal court of canada has lambasted trudeau

00:48:19.300 hello poor Canadians have you have you been fooled what if we say Trudeau's travel ban mandate was

00:48:24.340 all political and had no scientific basis are you dumbfounded well this is what the federal

00:48:29.940 court of Canada has indicated in its recent documents the recently released court documents

00:48:37.160 which capture the the decision making behind the travel mandate indicate that far from following

00:48:42.780 the science the prime minister and his cabinet were focused on politics the court documents have

00:48:48.420 lifted the shroud and cast a spotlight on the unscientific basis of the mandate, among other

00:48:53.600 things the court documents indicate. No one in the COVID recovery unit, including Jennifer Little,

00:48:59.420 the director general, had any formal education in epidemiology, medicine, or public health.

00:49:05.940 Little, who has an undergraduate degree in literature from the University of Toronto,

00:49:10.440 testified that there were 20 people in the unit. When Prisvelos asked her whether anyone, that's

00:49:16.360 the lawyer asked her whether anyone in the unit had any professional experience in public health.

00:49:21.480 She said there was one person, Monique Saint Laurent. According to Saint Laurent's LinkedIn

00:49:25.080 profile, she appears to be a civil servant who briefly worked for the Public Health Agency

00:49:29.440 of Canada. Saint Laurent is not a doctor, Little said. Little suggested that a senior official in

00:49:37.380 the Prime Minister's cabinet, or possibly the Prime Minister himself, had ordered COVID

00:49:41.160 recovery to impose the travel mandate the whole case came to light when two business owners in

00:49:48.560 canada again i'm trying to get both of these guys on the show later on this week filed a lawsuit

00:49:53.300 against the government otherwise the entire matter would have been under seal make no mistake the

00:49:58.740 government lawyers had tried their best to shut down the case calling it moot and making sure

00:50:02.940 the documents were never brought to light but the two businessmen carl harrison and sean rickard

00:50:07.300 fought tooth and nail to expose the truth behind the mandate now guys hang on i'm looking for the uh

00:50:18.260 for the twitter feed on my phone here that

00:50:22.340 exposes the actual documents because if i click on the documents link i'm going to get

00:50:27.940 all the documents we'd have to go through them all live on the show here

00:50:30.980 ah you know what i'll do i'll put them up on the page later on

00:50:37.100 none of these restrictions had or have any basis in science

00:50:44.900 left-wing corporate media crickets justin trudeau costa rica house of commons parliament

00:50:53.200 out of session nobody's answering anything about anything right now however

00:51:00.900 However, there are still public institutions, and I suppose the CDC is not really a public institution, it is a private organization. 0.99

00:51:08.740 They've recommended masturbation six feet apart, sex with clothes on, virtual sex to reduce the risk of monkey pox. 0.98

00:51:20.420 Now, there is a Manitoba-based story to go along with this from the left-wing taxpayer-funded corporate CBC. 0.98

00:51:29.320 As Manitoba gay bisexual men become eligible for monkey pox vaccine, some worry about persecution.

00:51:39.000 What? You know what? I'm curious.

00:51:43.880 This week, some Manitoba men are eligible to receive the monkey pox immunizations, but some advocates are worried about potential stigma attached to the illness, especially for members of the LGBTQ plus community.

00:51:57.820 Wait a minute.

00:51:59.320 what about the stigma of not getting the experimental formula they didn't seem to be

00:52:04.760 too worried about that on friday manitoba health announced certain men who have sex with men 0.64

00:52:15.320 why don't they just say gay men gay and bisexual men i guess that's like that's not allowed anymore 0.59

00:52:23.000 right uh men who have sex with men will be able to get the vaccine if they meet 0.80

00:52:29.320 One other listed criteria, including a recent diagnosis of a sexually transmitted infection, more than two sexual partners in the last 21 days, if they are a sex worker, if they have had anonymous sex recently or are planning to.

00:52:43.340 The criteria has some members of the LGBTQ plus community and their allies concerned about further persecution.

00:52:51.020 You know what? I don't care.

00:52:52.680 i i will not persecute you for being a gay person a gay man a man who has sex with men 1.00

00:52:59.560 for getting this ridiculous vaccine i won't persecute you persecute you at all 1.00

00:53:03.960 i don't care it doesn't matter to me go ahead get it i may persecute you 1.00

00:53:11.100 for getting the vaccine the stupid thing in the first place 1.00

00:53:14.040 because it's nonsense all of it but as far as your sexual preferences i don't care 1.00

00:53:22.540 don't care i don't care what your community i i do not care it does not matter 0.96

00:53:28.640 getting this ridiculous thing that's what matters because you're playing

00:53:34.760 into the narrative you're playing into their game don't play into their game just don't do it it's 0.93

00:53:41.440 just ridiculous oh here's some good news from the toronto red star for those of you in ontario with

00:53:46.720 school-aged children. Masks will not be mandatory in Ontario schools this fall. A little bit of good 0.86

00:53:52.580 news there. This is interesting. Again, from the left-wing corporate CBC, I think it's a positive

00:53:59.800 piece of reporting. Correct me if I'm wrong. Winnipeg-bound passengers given mats left to

00:54:05.620 sleep on the floor at Pearson Airport in Toronto. Now, I don't mean to say the story is positive.

00:54:16.720 because it's not because of the stupid arrive can app and the lineups and the chaos that's going on 0.82

00:54:22.280 not just in toronto airport but vancouver calgary montreal as well and i guess in some of the smaller 0.97

00:54:27.360 uh international airports edmonton winnipeg whatnot hamilton

00:54:31.400 but this is ridiculous what what the airlines are doing after several flight delays passengers

00:54:39.980 flying out of pearson airport were given mats and left to sleep on the floor when their flights to

00:54:45.720 Winnipeg were eventually canceled, and many said the airline didn't offer proper accommodations at

00:54:50.600 all. Fatima Sharifa, 17, was flying back from a trip to Ann Arbor, Michigan. She was told her 3

00:54:58.520 p.m. connecting flight in Toronto was delayed. Standing around, the agent's asking, you know

00:55:04.080 what's happening, she said. They say the flight's been rescheduled. Like, stay calm. You're going

00:55:08.940 to board the plane. Sharifa said she was getting anxious as the night went on, and she wondered

00:55:13.740 how she was going to explain the delay to her parents, who said they stayed awake all night

00:55:17.520 waiting for news on when she would be arriving back home. I wish more support had been provided

00:55:22.380 to ease concerns that I especially would have had as a minor, but that didn't happen either.

00:55:28.440 Sharifa said when the flight was canceled just after midnight into Sunday morning,

00:55:32.020 airport staff told passengers they couldn't offer hotel accommodation or compensation.

00:55:36.940 She said she wasn't offered food vouchers throughout the day either. Instead, passengers

00:55:41.960 were given small yoga mats to sleep on and told to go to the air canada website for more information

00:55:48.900 oh man okay so stay away from air travel if you possibly can i have no plans to travel

00:55:58.840 on an aircraft at all until all of this is done and we win

00:56:04.460 i've been debating on whether or not to play this for you guys

00:56:12.540 i'm going to save that for another time this one it's disturbing it's disturbing

00:56:28.280 obviously it's going to be emotional you guys can read this father speaks to pharmacist after

00:56:32.780 his son was diagnosed with myocarditis caused by the uh you know what so let's go ahead

00:56:39.020 yeah hi are you a pharmacist yes how can i help yeah hey i've got a question my wife um

00:56:48.060 against my wishes brought my son seven-year-old son in there yesterday or sorry a few days ago

00:56:55.160 for a covid jab and he's now in the hospital with myocarditis um and i was obviously not

00:57:04.380 very happy with you guys or with my wife um she told me that she was not told that was

00:57:10.520 a potential side effect so why wouldn't you have told her that okay um sorry um so it's

00:57:21.980 quite a rare um side of it as well no it's not no it's not because i've been doing research it's

00:57:28.000 common in the u.s there's tens of thousands of them reported to the cdc site so why are you not

00:57:34.100 telling parents this um we might scare the parents and they don't want to get their child vaccinated

00:57:45.540 yeah so so you don't want to scare the parents with something that is actually happening

00:57:52.300 that's happened to my kid are you out of your mind are you out of your mind you don't want to

00:57:58.620 scare them you need to give them the right information so they can make a proper decision

00:58:03.000 what is wrong with you you don't want to scare them i'm recording this conversation as well

00:58:10.080 and this is going to a lawyer next thank you for admitting that so why don't you tell them

00:58:15.420 when when someone comes in there and says hey what can go wrong what do you say sore arm

00:58:21.720 have you seen the amount of dead people have you seen it has your wife asked before giving consent

00:58:29.580 to give she asked what the side effects are does she ask i'm not sure because i wasn't there

00:58:35.680 it doesn't matter you're supposed to tell people this can happen now my kid so you know what the

00:58:41.680 prognosis is you know what it is possible death within five years 20 of people with myocarditis

00:58:49.080 die it is a permanent damage okay so that goes on guys and he has every right this father he has

00:58:57.020 every right to be yelling like that at this pharmacist and any medical professional who

00:59:06.120 gives this experimental formula and the reason for that is because they are not giving all of

00:59:10.360 the information that they should be giving out this is called informed consent it has not been

00:59:14.000 happening since the beginning of all this nonsense and it's not happening now and the reason it can't

00:59:18.500 happen now is because they don't know if you want to see the rest of that video it's on rumble at a

00:59:26.400 channel called hanks wank 68 hanks wank 68 remember last week i was telling you all about the palm

00:59:36.880 scanners that are in credit unions across manitoba right now and they might be in your

00:59:44.560 credit union as well if you live in another province maybe even your bank by now i haven't

00:59:49.360 personally been inside a bank to do any business in the last couple of months so i haven't seen it

00:59:54.100 but i want to go ahead and read this story from the toronto star in a move that has prompted at

01:00:01.340 least three complaints to Canada's privacy czar, a growing number of professional programs such as

01:00:07.920 medicine and business now require students to give a digital print of their finger, thumb, or even

01:00:12.760 veins in their palm to write the high-stakes entrance tests designed and run out of the

01:00:18.320 United States. The latest version is the new infrared scan of blood vessels in your palm

01:00:23.840 required by all 266,000 students around the world, 8,000 in Canada, who write the four-hour

01:00:29.780 gmat admissions test each year for a master's of business administration mba program the spyware

01:00:37.240 is designed to foil fraud artists who hire other people to write the test for them sure it is

01:00:43.040 disguised sometimes in full wig and fake glasses using a twin or even a spouse one husband

01:00:48.900 wrote a test for his wife wearing one of her dresses said one test official but was spotted

01:00:53.940 when his five o'clock shadow began to show okay so how many people actually try to commit fraud

01:01:01.520 writing one of these tests i'd say very very few oh it's less than one percent that means we need

01:01:08.220 to bring in the palm scanners now i'm not going to get into the complaining about the people who

01:01:14.960 are running the palm scanning about the cheating because it's ridiculous but

01:01:19.320 so there's other people right who are offended by the palm scanners and the thumb scanners and

01:01:26.820 the finger scanners so offended was toronto student agente asarjaman last summer at having 0.57

01:01:33.520 to hold her palms before the small gizmo to write the gmat that she asked the office of the privacy 0.98

01:01:38.680 commissioner of canada to investigate it's an invasion of privacy she's hoping it will rule

01:01:45.000 the same way it did two years ago over a complaint that the LSAT entrance test for law school was

01:01:50.520 violating Canadian students' rights to privacy for requiring a digital thumbprint, and the commission

01:01:55.560 agreed. Now the 7,000 Canadians who write the LSAT each year must provide a digital photo,

01:02:02.280 not a thumbprint. Not much better, but at least they don't get the veins in your palm. Now,

01:02:07.460 Now, I want to note that this article from the Toronto Star came out in January of 2010. 0.99

01:02:20.260 That's how long this crap has been around. 0.94

01:02:23.480 And they have time, have had time to perfect it. 0.97

01:02:28.580 And if what they're rolling out right now, generally speaking, according to a technology friend of mine,

01:02:33.600 generally speaking what they roll out on mass is usually three to five years behind what they

01:02:40.220 actually can do right now they're rolling out the palm scanners and credit unions possibly banks

01:02:46.180 they really have them all over the amazon stores in the united states i'm not sure if they have

01:02:50.720 amazon stores in canada do they well if they do they're probably using them there as well

01:02:55.940 and they're coming they're coming guys more and more and more places will probably be bringing

01:03:02.700 these things in in an attempt to keep us all safe do not comply insist i got a friend said i'm not

01:03:17.800 using this palm scanner oh sir it only takes a few seconds that's not the point it's not about time

01:03:23.620 it's about my personal information of my body going into your system that's not happening we

01:03:31.600 know that the government has been hawking information from financial institutions about

01:03:35.980 us for the past five years, at least maybe longer, and from our cell phones all during

01:03:40.960 this ridiculous COVID thing for the past two and a half years, not to mention what the

01:03:44.600 military's been doing.

01:03:47.040 I'm not giving any banks my personal information, especially when it has to do with the veins

01:03:52.160 in my hand, the veins in my eyes, any kind of blood or tissue samples, no DNA.

01:03:57.080 You're not getting it.

01:03:59.100 Just say no.

01:03:59.880 and if enough of us say no we're not we're not going we're not competent to this new system

01:04:05.860 they're going to have to drop it now there's going to be people oh absolutely i think that's

01:04:09.920 a great idea it's going to keep my account secure they don't know what they do right now it's not

01:04:17.420 mandatory but in the next few months you can bet it will be just like cashless concerts and

01:04:23.820 sporting events right you go to a football game these days you can't pay with cash anymore

01:04:28.300 you want a shawarma a hot dog some french fries a beer you got to use your tap card or

01:04:35.980 to pay no cash nope

01:04:40.940 no way man more of us need to go cash only these days that's if we're going to you know patronize

01:04:50.780 the walmarts and amazons and you know big corporations of the world and i suggest we try to

01:04:56.520 slowly move away from that for our own sakes start getting your food and vegetables from local

01:05:02.980 producers start stocking up on stuff we need to make ourselves less dependent on corporations

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01:05:18.800 you know it's likely that they're going to be doing a shutdown of of the internet at some

01:05:26.620 point this winter so we're going to have to find alternate ways to communicate and that means cell

01:05:32.580 phones and that means texting too so we need to find other ways ham radio anybody just a thought

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01:08:21.740 are wondering when the next big event is going to be out at camp hope or where camp hope is

01:08:27.800 you can find out right here on this page there is a camp hope uh poster that's up on this page

01:08:34.460 so just scroll down a bit through the shows you'll find it you can find out exactly where it is

01:08:38.560 because it does show up on mapping whatever map uh app that you have on your phone it does show up

01:08:45.160 you'll be able to find your way ron clark is getting baptized tomorrow night at seven o'clock

01:08:50.000 of course ron clark freedom advocate he's been down at the center of canada for the past few days

01:08:54.300 he'll be there for the next few days then he says the family is going to take a trip out to

01:08:59.180 Vancouver Island and then they'll be coming back for an event in the next few weeks

01:09:04.460 Mike Vojjakis of Voyage Funeral Homes and I are going to get together with Walter Hebert

01:09:11.960 of Camp Hope in the next few days and we're going to talk about another large-scale event

01:09:18.320 uh to happen at Camp Hope so this is going to happen probably either on Labor Day weekend or

01:09:25.200 just before Labor Day weekend and it's going to be a fun event it's going to be a day-long event

01:09:30.680 like we've done in the past and it's going to be music as well and maybe even some fireworks too

01:09:36.960 so we're going to work on that all right we're going to get together later on this week the

01:09:42.260 three of us and maybe more people will get involved as well we'll start planning it out

01:09:46.300 talk to walter see what he has to say and hopefully fingers crossed we can make it happen and

01:09:50.640 we would love to see you at that event when we do announce it it's going to be a lot of fun

01:09:57.080 and that's it for the show tonight you guys uh don't forget ken drysdale will be appearing on

01:10:02.260 the show later on this week to talk about the event he has planned uh one of the two businessmen

01:10:07.580 who exposed the government documents that show that the government's travel mandates are not

01:10:13.260 based in science i'm trying to get both one of them anyway if not one maybe both on the show

01:10:18.700 later on this week as well that's it for the show tonight i hope you have a great rest of your night

01:10:24.140 great tomorrow morning and i'll catch you tomorrow night eight o'clock central for another shadow at

01:10:27.820 at night live stream until then I love you all and I will talk to you soon bye for now

The Shadoe Davis Show - August 09, 2022

Shadoe at Nite Monday Aug. 8th⧸2022

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