The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Monday Dec. 19th⧸2022

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00:03:00.000 hey good evening my friends welcome welcome welcome it's monday december the 19th should

00:03:08.760 have done that before i started the show monday december 19th 2022 and it's the shadow at night

00:03:15.120 live stream did you have a good weekend i had a good weekend i noticed a lot more masking out

00:03:22.040 there this weekend than i had been but whatever it irritates me but not to the point it used to

00:03:28.400 you know like i'll just see somebody and go what are you doing you're still seeing them driving

00:03:37.240 alone in their cars huddled up you know barely able to see out the windshield because they

00:03:44.480 haven't done any scratch just you know just talking about it has got me riled up

00:03:53.720 what i did notice a lot this weekend that i hadn't noticed a whole bunch before and maybe

00:03:59.180 it's because i hadn't done a whole lot of shopping but christmas is coming up so

00:04:02.560 you got to get out there and you got to you know buy the presents and when you throw out cash

00:04:09.740 to somebody behind the counter wherever it happens to be these days especially at shoppers drug mart 0.99

00:04:16.480 they're encouraging people to use those stupid machines as opposed to actually standing behind 0.97

00:04:21.580 the counter and saying that'll be 1793 sir and you say okay here's a 20 they don't want that as 0.99

00:04:27.380 a matter of fact i was standing in line at a shopper's drug mart yesterday and i was having

00:04:33.220 a conversation with the security guard he said did you want to pay with your card and i said

00:04:39.940 why do you care like you're a security guard go and secure the place whatever and then the cashier

00:04:47.920 or the woman who was directing people to the other side of the automated tellers said what do you 0.95

00:04:56.560 want she looked i'm standing in line to pay for something she goes what do you want and i said

00:05:01.680 what i want is to pay for this without your rude attitude like seriously they are they are getting

00:05:08.380 ornery about people paying with cash which means we need to pay with cash the more we pay with cash

00:05:14.260 the you know the more we're going to slow this whole thing down i've been seeing commercials

00:05:18.140 on tv for interact pay with your card it's almost like they're using a hypnotizing effect on people

00:05:24.160 right eyes swirling in the commercial colors and what it's a hypnosis it's a sigh up pay

00:05:31.400 with your card use interact it's so much fun

00:05:35.020 this is the world we're in man they want us all in the matrix because when the day comes where

00:05:43.560 they change the card to the chip and then finally to the facial recognition thing where nothing is

00:05:50.320 required but your face that's the day they've got us and i think people are going to walk blindly

00:05:56.500 into that i hope they don't but i think they might i think they might without even realizing

00:06:02.280 what they're doing realizing what they're doing and they're going to look at us and say you people

00:06:06.020 are the problem you know what i always look forward to i always look forward to seeing who's

00:06:11.580 here with us on any given night at the beginning of the show it's one of my great pleasures

00:06:15.740 so let's let's go and see who's here tonight let's go and say some hellos to Callie from

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00:06:27.880 from Sudbury Jeannie is watching from Winnipeg Shirley just say no comprendo I don't know what

00:06:36.380 that means maybe she's referring to something somebody said earlier I can't tell the difference

00:06:40.960 between comments and sub comments at what i'm looking at so i'm just gonna have to go with the

00:06:46.860 flow like a twig on the shoulders of a mighty stream in springtime hello shala how you doing

00:06:55.660 yes i will continue going shala i will you go shadow that's pathetic customer service exactly 0.91

00:07:03.620 it's pathetic customer service but i think that's what they've been instructed to do 0.98

00:07:07.280 what do you want like that kind of attitude you know disgusting hello kim watching from 0.95

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00:09:04.000 the new shiny dash dashboard on uh wayne's new site which is called uh it's coming to me it's

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00:09:47.100 with uh this story tonight you're gonna hate it but it comes from angus reed institute normally

00:09:52.360 i'm not a real big one for polls as you know but uh angus reed is a little bit different

00:10:00.520 they are kind of center right leaning and usually do very good work with their polling

00:10:07.460 so this i found kind of alarming but also remember that polls don't necessarily translate

00:10:13.700 into votes especially polls like this one we're talking about the federal leadership

00:10:18.840 candidates because there could be a snap election this coming spring that's what we're hearing from

00:10:24.780 ottawa right now rumblings whisperings about it trudeau enjoys end of year approval bump 1.00

00:10:31.980 polyev remains deeply unpopular with women

00:10:35.620 so you can bet his handlers are going to try and soften his approach in 2023 but anyway they say

00:10:45.940 as Christmas nears, Canadians have more holiday jeers than holiday cheers for the official leader

00:10:52.600 of the opposition. A new study from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute finds conservative party

00:10:58.820 leader Pierre Polyev provoking more reaction from his predecessors, but perhaps not in the way he

00:11:05.180 may want. Perhaps they don't like him, but who doesn't like him? We'll find out in just a minute.

00:11:10.880 asked how they view poly of canadians are much more likely to actually have an opinion of him

00:11:17.360 at this point in his to your tenure compared to past cpc leaders early term uncertainty however

00:11:24.340 has mostly been replaced with acrimony one in three 33 percent view poly of favorably

00:11:29.880 well more than half 54 percent hold a negative view these levels of unfavorable sentiment are

00:11:37.900 much higher than those of previous leaders Andrew Scheer, Aaron O'Toole, and Stephen Harper at the

00:11:43.040 beginning of their own leadership venture. So let's have a look and see, first of all,

00:11:47.660 amongst everybody polled here. And again, these polls are only over 1,500 people, maybe 1,200

00:11:54.320 people. But apparently, scientifically, they represent the entire country in all age demographics

00:12:01.140 in all areas of the country. So let's see who's popular and who's not, shall we? This is everybody

00:12:07.780 poll here. Oh, look at that. 5,000 respondents. So out of 38 million. So here we go. Uh, Justin

00:12:14.680 Trudeau, 9% find very favorable, 33% favorable. So that's a total of 42% already, but then who

00:12:28.620 finds him unfavorable 17 and very unfavorable 36 for a total of 53 so his negatives outweigh

00:12:38.600 his positives but let's go over to polyev here there's a lot of uncertainties by the way when

00:12:45.260 it comes to him because he's so new at this so 38 hate him 15 kind of hate him and 33 either love

00:12:57.340 him or like him so he's got a lot of work to do and we'll show you who he's got to work on

00:13:03.560 in just a couple of minutes then you got uh jagmeet singh here you see this is why i don't

00:13:08.900 really agree with these sorts of things 47 percent like the guy 45 percent don't like the guy nine

00:13:15.540 percent don't know and blanchette the uh black quebec law leader uh look at this 47 percent like

00:13:25.980 the guy, 38% don't like the guy, and 15% don't know. So you have to take this with a grain of

00:13:35.460 salt, right? So let's go down to the next here. The approval of Justin Trudeau, 54%.

00:13:44.180 Right now, overall, 54. Wait a minute, what's going on here?

00:13:48.920 we just had a bit of a blackout are we back is everybody good i just had a king all right here

00:13:59.080 it is overall do you approve or disapprove of the performance of uh justin trudeau so

00:14:05.460 nine percent strongly approved so we've already seen that so where's the age respondents

00:14:11.360 uh you know what look at instead of going through all these numbers like i did earlier this afternoon

00:14:25.580 let me just say that pierre polyev is struggling hard when it comes to getting women to like him

00:14:33.220 for some reason women do not like this guy whereas women especially those who are 55 and older

00:14:39.300 love they adore justin trudeau for some reason i can't explain it i don't know after all the

00:14:46.220 scandals after all the rumors of you know kokanee groper all that stuff women still will will jump

00:14:55.540 them in front of a car for this guy i cannot figure it out i understand that it's not the

00:15:01.440 same as it was six or seven years ago but still he has a a market let's call it for women 0.94

00:15:09.780 which is absurd to me and i don't want to sound like a sexist ass here but i do i do believe that 0.85

00:15:18.320 women vote more with their feelings than they do by thinking about the issues now i don't know 0.96

00:15:25.200 there's going to be some women watching this right now going how could you say that i'm telling you

00:15:29.420 that because that's my general experience over my 58 years of life um men tend to think of black 0.93

00:15:38.480 and white things especially when it comes to voting stuff right but women they they seem oh

00:15:44.480 he's so good looking and charming now again i'm not saying all women at all i am just saying

00:15:51.140 that some women feel that way probably more so than men but let's have a look at the top issues

00:15:57.200 facing the country cost of living inflation number one and polyev's been hammering the liberals on

00:16:02.520 that health care even though it's not a federal issue people still think it is because there's

00:16:08.040 so many people who are still in the dark politically in this country they don't know that

00:16:12.140 health care is a provincial issue it's not a federal issue climate change 28 of people it's

00:16:20.380 third on the list if you can believe it climate change the environment 28 of people find that to

00:16:25.960 be an issue housing of more than housing affordability they care about bs climate change

00:16:32.060 and then the economy in general income inequality the deficit people don't care taxes people 15

00:16:42.240 what's the matter with you crime and public safety is hardly an issue ethics and corruption hardly an

00:16:51.440 issue okay look guys i'm gonna i'm gonna tell it to you the way i see it here

00:16:59.960 and that is it appears to me according to this poll and like i said i don't put a lot of stock

00:17:08.760 into polls i just don't but when it comes to the pollers the pollsters out there like the nick

00:17:16.560 nanosis of the world the ipsis reed all of those i go yeah dismiss but when it comes to angus reed

00:17:22.520 that's where i go hmm angus reed is generally very good at this kind of thing like usually

00:17:29.620 because you know during the last election and the election before i was very closely watching the

00:17:35.880 polling and angus reed was bang on with almost everything they predicted and so when it comes to

00:17:42.680 what angus reed has to say i tend to pay a little bit more attention to this which means to me the

00:17:49.080 country needs to wake up and needs to wake up quickly uh they didn't do a regional thing here

00:17:54.480 you know west versus ontario versus quebec versus the maritimes because i guess that's a different

00:17:59.780 kind of poll for them but what i can see happening is if trudeau calls the snap election the same

00:18:05.840 damn thing that happened in the last election and the election before that which would be a

00:18:11.780 liberal minority government they'd probably get 155 seats the conservatives wind up with 125 seats 0.95

00:18:19.380 and the rest of the seats get divvied up between the NDP the bloc and the greens and the PPC might

00:18:25.760 get one maybe they haven't gotten one yet but I feel they're going to break through and get one

00:18:30.740 seat maybe in the next election but look if that happens and Trudeau is able to continue on with

00:18:39.740 his world economic forum policies and continue to weaken our country what's going to happen

00:18:46.040 is and this all there's a lot of things that have to happen before we get to what i'm going

00:18:53.200 to predict here but if danielle smith wins the alberta election at the end of may

00:18:59.560 and scott moe wins another election in saskatchewan

00:19:05.600 for the first time seriously in this country there will be talk of western separation

00:19:16.020 i know we've heard it before we've been hearing rumblings of it a bunch of disgruntled people

00:19:24.700 polls have got as high as 25 percent in alberta at least about separating but if the trudeau

00:19:32.960 government gets another term minority majority it doesn't matter because you know that singh is

00:19:39.880 going to prop them up because he has vowed he would never ever vote with or support a conservative

00:19:44.380 government so if uh if you know pauliev does happen to win like surprises everybody and wins

00:19:49.380 the minority government it's gonna gonna fall within six months because he won't have the

00:19:54.280 support from other parties to keep it going the only party that can survive with a minority is

00:20:00.160 the liberals because of the ndp so we know that singh is going to support another liberal minority

00:20:07.080 parliament and trudeau will get his way again and he'll just be able to screw with the west and the

00:20:13.400 west is going to get tired of it we're already tired of it but they're going to get to the point

00:20:18.000 where they're not going to have it anymore and so you'll start hearing rumblings of danielle

00:20:25.420 smith reaching out to scott moe about doing something to put firewalls around the west

00:20:33.820 and then you can bet that danielle smith will reach out to heather steffenson if she's able

00:20:38.760 to win another election in manitoba and this only happens if the pcs win another term in manitoba

00:20:44.460 and that's really in doubt uh she might listen steffenson or she might not bc is a different

00:20:51.500 story because bc is is incredibly divided when it comes to how they vote i think everywhere but

00:21:00.180 vancouver and the suburbs and vancouver island it's conservative in british columbia federally

00:21:08.560 speaking provincially because there really isn't a conservative party there people vote liberal

00:21:14.080 in the place of the conservative party it's weird politically in british columbia

00:21:19.320 but it's possible and i say and i say this full tongue-in-cheek here that bc separates

00:21:31.480 like actually separates the province of bc would not look like it looks now and

00:21:40.860 that could happen with manitoba as well

00:21:44.800 now this is just me throwing this out there and i know there's a lot of people watching

00:21:52.320 in ontario right now and in quebec right now who are going yeah okay whatever i don't think so

00:21:58.740 guys the west is upset they are upset with trudeau the polls show it time and time and time again

00:22:09.460 And the only thing that Trudeau has got to try and keep the country together, the West involved anyway, is to say, you are Canadians, and we know that Canadians love Canada, right?

00:22:26.080 And he's right about that.

00:22:28.200 We do. 0.99

00:22:30.380 But I'm not sure if we love it enough to keep taking it up the ass like we have been. 0.99

00:22:35.720 again and again and again from this guy. 0.99

00:22:44.440 Personally, I believe the West could survive easily

00:22:49.500 without the rest of the country.

00:22:52.380 And I'm talking just about Alberta and Saskatchewan.

00:22:55.840 Never mind half of Manitoba and half of British Columbia.

00:22:59.560 They may need to make a deal with Manitoba to use the Churchill port system.

00:23:05.720 Or perhaps they could make a deal with British Columbia to use one of their ports to get the oil out.

00:23:11.480 But other than that, good to go.

00:23:16.360 Alberta has shown and Saskatchewan has shown with the development of their natural resources that they can stand on their own easily.

00:23:23.080 They both have provinces.

00:23:24.780 They both give to the federal government's transfer fund.

00:23:30.040 Manitoba takes from the transfer fund because it's a have-not province.

00:23:35.360 Ontario, I'm not sure what they are right now.

00:23:37.660 They were a have-province for so long,

00:23:39.520 and then they became a have-not, believe it or not,

00:23:41.820 under the Liberals at some point.

00:23:43.160 I'm not sure if they've managed to get back to the have.

00:23:46.000 But we know Quebec is a have-not province,

00:23:48.000 and they take more than half of all the transfer funds combined.

00:23:52.360 Newfoundland, because of the oil production,

00:23:54.200 has become a have-province, believe it.

00:23:56.340 But the rest of the Maritimes have not provinces.

00:24:00.760 So it's going to be interesting.

00:24:02.220 And don't think that Canada, you know,

00:24:04.100 i mean we look at canada right now we got the map we know pretty much in our minds what each

00:24:08.140 province looks like but that map has changed significantly since confederation in 1867 that

00:24:16.420 map it looks nothing like what it used to look like so is it possible that canada breaks apart

00:24:25.040 under justin trudeau i would say it's absolutely possible it's absolutely possible let's go to this

00:24:32.620 story here from rebel news uh the public health agency of canada entered nearly 400 secret

00:24:42.240 covet contracts worth 20.6 billion dollars the previously undisclosed contracts remain

00:24:51.700 shrouded in mystery as the specifics of the contracts beyond the dollar value are being

00:24:56.200 withheld by FAC. That's FAC, ladies and gentlemen, P-H-A-C, FAC. What little information is available

00:25:06.580 about the secret contracts comes from an order paper response to a question posed

00:25:10.820 by Alberta Conservative MP Blaine Calkins. This asks for data about secret contracts between

00:25:17.700 January of 2016 and October 26th of 2022. How can one of these contracts go back to 2016? What?

00:25:26.200 while unable to get the exact nature of the secret contracts and with whom the contracts

00:25:32.340 were executed calkins was able to force government agencies to reveal previously

00:25:37.220 undisclosed details relating to the number of the secret contracts

00:25:41.840 the values of the contracts and if the contracts were part of the federal government's response

00:25:48.640 to covet 19 cra has given out 312 secret contracts that weren't justified being withheld

00:25:55.440 for national security reasons these secret contracts amount to 42 million dollars environment

00:26:01.800 and climate change canada had 16 secret contracts four of which they now admit should have been

00:26:08.220 disclosed as the information pertaining to the deal should not have been withheld what do you

00:26:12.500 think some of these contracts might be with the world economic forum is it possible i mean they

00:26:20.740 unveiled one in alberta health canada has had 11 secret contracts since 2021 worth over 1.5 billion

00:26:31.440 information in the opq confirms that these contracts are covet related the public health

00:26:38.020 agency of canada fact admitted to 21 secret contracts worth 85 million and another 382

00:26:45.180 separate secret contracts worth $20.6 billion, all related explicitly to COVID. Innovation,

00:26:53.880 Science and Economic Development Canada had a secret $600,000 COVID contract. National Resources

00:27:00.700 Canada has a secret COVID contract worth $197,000. The Privy Council Office has 15 secret contracts

00:27:08.420 other than national security worth $2 million. Corrections gave out 36 secret COVID contracts

00:27:14.020 worth almost $12 million.

00:27:15.760 The Public Service and Procurement Office

00:27:17.820 has hundreds of secret contracts

00:27:20.120 worth about $90 million,

00:27:21.300 but the department won't say

00:27:22.380 what is or isn't COVID-related.

00:27:30.880 And yet the people of Canada

00:27:33.220 love Justin Trudeau. 0.98

00:27:36.480 This is ridiculous. 0.98

00:27:38.180 How wasteful is this with our money? 0.86

00:27:41.060 what is the news story of 2022 ladies and gentlemen it's the freedom convoy

00:27:48.140 the freedom convoy protest voted news story of the year

00:27:53.140 not just by the left-wing corporate ctv but by the associated press

00:27:57.860 the massive convoy of demonstrators that rolled into ottawa this past winter loudly heralded a

00:28:05.420 new era in canadian politics with blaring horns in the rumble of hundreds of idling engines

00:28:11.180 well so far that doesn't sound so bad we're going to read this story through to hear what left-wing

00:28:18.340 corporate ctv has to say about it don't forget to like and share let's get this thing out there

00:28:22.240 the weeks-long freedom convoy protests in ottawa and the kindred demonstrations that appeared at

00:28:27.520 provincial legislatures and international border crossings aimed to force governments to end

00:28:33.100 covid-19 public health restrictions and vaccine mandates the protest was by far the top choice

00:28:38.800 oh the canadian press not the associated press the canadian canadian press news story of the

00:28:43.940 year as voted by editors in newsrooms across the country the protest began with two truck drivers

00:28:51.380 who felt angry and frightened about proposed vaccine mandate for cross-border truckers now

00:28:57.220 i believe that was james bowder and what's her name the other one she took the stand

00:29:03.180 bowder took the stand at the commission but who is the other one i forget her name

00:29:06.400 you guys probably know write it in the comments please but that that took on an entire nation

00:29:16.980 they connected on tiktok and began gathering support for a cross-country convoy to ottawa

00:29:22.860 The cause quickly evolved to include growing discontent with COVID-19 vaccine mandates at large, other public health restrictions and general animosity towards Justin Trudeau and his liberal government.

00:29:35.000 It ended as a countrywide movement that attracted many people who suffered financial losses during the pandemic, but also more radical figures who threatened violence, displayed symbols of hatred and aimed to overthrow the elected government.

00:29:47.800 Well, OK, that was disproven.

00:29:52.860 So that's inaccurate. S.R. Slobodian, an editor at The Globe and Mail, says it was so polarizing.

00:30:02.840 Slobodian called the protest a microcosm of all the tensions and frustrations of those who saw public good in certain pandemic measures and others who saw obstacles.

00:30:12.860 The protest laid bare the unrest associated with COVID restrictions that had percolated since the 2021 federal election.

00:30:20.600 when Trudeau announced he would institute a vaccine mandate for domestic and international

00:30:25.180 travel and for government and crown agency employees. Okay, guys, so far, I'm going to

00:30:29.480 give this story a B, considering the source, left-wing corporate media. After two years living

00:30:37.360 under a pandemic and its rules, Canadians were fed up, wrote Don Walton, managing editor of CTV

00:30:42.360 Calgary. The Freedom Convoy protests capitalized on that sentiment, drawing an unprecedented

00:30:48.180 groundswell of support but what was perhaps originally meant to send a message instead

00:30:53.060 resulted in social and economic chaos well you know what i think that's what it was designed to do

00:30:59.760 because you can't get anywhere standing holding a sign for a few hours you need to make a point

00:31:08.640 but more importantly you need to feel as though you're being heard

00:31:14.120 And Trudeau and his minions did not make that happen.

00:31:18.740 Instead, Trudeau chose to run and hide.

00:31:22.260 Government didn't respond to people who were out there.

00:31:26.060 The Conservatives, some Conservatives did.

00:31:28.420 But Trudeau, nope, nowhere to be found.

00:31:32.060 Until, of course, as we all know, the later stages of the convoy.

00:31:38.420 It exposed problems with Canada's police services

00:31:41.580 and how different levels of government work together, wrote Carson Jarema, comment editor

00:31:46.640 of the National Post. The protesters used big rig trucks to blockade streets around the

00:31:52.420 parliamentary precinct and set up camps complete with barbecues and open fires. On Wellington

00:31:57.600 Street, directly in front of Parliament Hill, the protest became a party that lasted three weeks

00:32:02.560 and the number of demonstrators and revelers would swell each weekend. Images of people in an

00:32:08.800 inflatable hot tub and bouncy castles were juxtaposed against images of flags with

00:32:13.560 expletives aimed at the prime minister they're trying to make that sound like a crime and in

00:32:21.600 canada at least so far it isn't but that that just that tells you the anger that people have

00:32:29.860 towards this person still and he's done nothing to try and fix that in that way he is the most

00:32:38.080 polarizing figure i believe this country has ever seen worse than his father or his supposed father

00:32:46.280 downtown ottawa residents meanwhile told city counselors and journalists they felt their

00:32:52.640 neighborhoods had been taken hostage and it descended into lawlessness the ceaseless sound

00:32:57.840 of honking horns and loudspeakers and the smell of diesel fumes became a constant concern

00:33:03.520 Similar protests traveled to the small town of Cootes, Alberta, Windsor, Ontario,

00:33:08.540 to block two of the most critical border crossings in the country.

00:33:12.080 Together, they blocked hundreds of millions of dollars in trade per day.

00:33:17.600 After RCMP moved in to make arrests in Cootes and found a cache of weapons,

00:33:22.620 well, once again, that is being disputed.

00:33:27.600 Some believe those weapons were planted.

00:33:29.840 and definitely we have video of rcmp officers sabotaging some equipment used by the protesters

00:33:38.500 the protest disbanded meanwhile police moved in to remove protesters from the ambassador bridge

00:33:45.760 in windsor david hughes ctv's general manager for digital and w5 described the protest as a

00:33:52.480 fundamental change in the way political protest is carried out in canada and a message to politicians

00:33:58.680 of all stripes that some Canadians are now ready

00:34:00.920 to embrace and encourage economic pain

00:34:02.940 on their fellow citizens and the threat

00:34:05.040 of potential violence to force political change.

00:34:08.240 Well, that's interesting, isn't it?

00:34:12.920 Because when you break that down,

00:34:15.160 what this Hughes fellow said, 0.98

00:34:17.320 you go back and say, some Canadians are now ready 0.71

00:34:19.840 to embrace and encourage economic pain

00:34:22.080 on their fellow citizens and the threat

00:34:23.880 of potential violence to force political change.

00:34:26.360 What does that tell you?

00:34:28.680 Well, at the beginning, I thought we were all supposed to be in this together.

00:34:33.180 Well, clearly we weren't.

00:34:34.460 And those people, those entitled people, probably working for the government in downtown Ottawa,

00:34:40.940 who were never denied a paycheck throughout the entire time, never had any issues paying any bills.

00:34:47.220 Life went on as normal for them, pretty much, except maybe they put on a mask.

00:34:50.660 they never felt the outrage and the frustration of canadians who lost businesses their lives

00:34:58.620 work their homes families being destroyed they never felt that at all and that shows in a video

00:35:05.320 put up by a couple of people who put this one up tough to remember but a couple in a truck

00:35:15.560 talking about how they have lost their home how their children are now in the care of relatives

00:35:22.760 because they can't afford it and they're there because they want their lives back

00:35:29.420 juxtaposed with a video of a guy living in a two-bedroom condo in downtown ottawa saying

00:35:35.940 i can't watch my netflix because of all the horns honking even though there was a court

00:35:42.540 order to stop the honking at 9 p.m. sharp every night, a week into the convoy. Was it Greg who

00:35:49.520 put that up? Greg Wycliffe, yeah, okay. The economic and social impact of the protesters

00:35:56.400 were so great, Trudeau invoked the Emergencies Act on Valentine's Day for the first time since

00:36:02.720 it replaced the War Measures Act in 1988. The move granted extraordinary powers to police and

00:36:08.780 governments to limit the protesters right to assembly and freeze their bank accounts in the

00:36:12.600 hopes of clearing the demonstrations and preventing protesters from returning less than a week later

00:36:17.640 police from across the country launched a massive operation to dislodge the protest from the streets

00:36:23.040 of ottawa ending in hundreds of arrests 41 of 104 survey respondents chose the freedom convoy as

00:36:31.420 story of the year strain on the public health care system was the second choice at 20 now that

00:36:37.360 health restrictions have ended across the country canadians are settling into a new phase of the

00:36:41.780 pandemic but though the trucks are gone from ottawa's parliamentary precinct the cracks

00:36:47.840 in national unity remain the movement will have lasting reverberations wrote rob roberts rob

00:36:54.320 roberts really editor-in-chief of the national post yeah i'd say so now here's something from

00:37:01.620 left-wing corporate ctv as well ottawa police procuring equipment ahead of possible freedom

00:37:07.080 convoy reboot that's from the chief there they've already been begun preparing for a possible reboot

00:37:16.880 of freedom convoy protest next year and vows there will not be a repeat of the occupation you see now

00:37:23.260 this reporter here feels it's an occupation this michael woods whereas the cp the canadian press

00:37:28.540 excuse me they were a little they didn't use that word once in that story by the way

00:37:32.800 that story i just gave you from the canadian press that even though it was on the ctv website

00:37:38.920 it's a canadian press story what did you think of that story in terms of fairness

00:37:43.260 one through ten one being unfair completely ten being pretty fair i'm gonna give it a seven i

00:37:53.540 noticed a couple of things but i'm gonna give it a seven chief eric stubbs told ctv this morning

00:38:01.680 we'll be ready the ultimate goal of all this planning and preparing is to ensure that what

00:38:06.580 happened last year doesn't happen this year we feel that we're in place right now we're given

00:38:14.980 the information that we have that our preparations are well in hand last month james bowder the

00:38:20.940 founder of the canada unity group and one of the original organizers of the protests announced he

00:38:26.180 is calling for a second round in february bowder posted on facebook calling for a freedom convoy

00:38:31.380 2.0 february 17th through 21st in ottawa calling it an olive branch addition that would depart

00:38:38.400 ottawa on february 22nd stubbs said police have already done significant work to address a

00:38:43.920 potential protest in february he said that that includes intelligence gathering speaking with

00:38:49.160 other police forces including the opp and rcmp and procuring equipment all right so

00:38:54.220 it's already announced they've already announced guys when they are leaving if they do this at all

00:39:01.940 and i think if it does happen it's going to be a much smaller version of what happened last year

00:39:07.380 and personally i can't get on board with it and i'll tell you why because you can never repeat

00:39:16.220 something as amazing as the freedom convoy it just can't be done i mean look

00:39:25.680 i'm not going to pat myself on the back here but in 1989 excuse me

00:39:33.700 in 1989 i did a 92 hour radio show i told you about this before but it bears repeating

00:39:42.120 A 92-hour radio show with a guy called Dan Williams, who later went on to become Doc Halen on radio in Ottawa for many years.

00:39:50.780 92 hours straight.

00:39:52.540 Neither one of all Dan slept for maybe two hours.

00:39:54.920 But other than that, neither one of us slept for 92 straight hours.

00:40:00.100 And that was to raise canned food and goods for less advantaged people, right?

00:40:07.600 and that was a one once in a lifetime thing you can't recreate that even though radio stations

00:40:18.060 have tried every single year since then to reproduce it in some way shape or form but two

00:40:24.860 guys who went to their boss and said look this is what we want to do okay man that sounds great

00:40:30.400 let's do that all right all right so the next year what happens is that corporations start

00:40:36.700 getting involved and they start sponsoring this thing and and then instead of 92 hours now it's

00:40:42.880 going to be 48 hours and instead of just two people doing it now they're going to have all

00:40:47.680 of the radio people on board and they're going to cut it into four hour shifts so what turned in or

00:40:52.560 what was a marathon turned into like four hour blocks of crap and where's the sacrifice i mean

00:41:00.040 the whole point of that 92 hour marathon was to get people's attention by two guys making a 0.93

00:41:07.160 sacrifice to raise non-perishable food for hungry people that's all that was about

00:41:12.240 it wasn't corporate it was a radiothon but now radiothons are different well i'm going to do

00:41:24.780 four hours live on site and then four hours somebody else is going to do and so on and so 0.83

00:41:28.980 on and so on no that's not how it goes that's not a radiothon that's bullshit and i fear that 0.62

00:41:35.960 if they try and you know recreate the convoy the same kind of thing would happen it would 0.60

00:41:42.440 be a watered down version of it and we can't do that anything you know you try something

00:41:49.620 a second year in a row and it's so rare that it works out well it's so rare we need to think of

00:41:57.740 something new and I've got an idea and I'm working on it with a bunch of other people

00:42:01.580 to make it happen and hopefully if it works out fingers are crossed I'll start talking about it

00:42:09.480 early in the new year and hopefully it comes to a city or town near you because it's going to be a

00:42:16.300 big deal if we can make it happen let's move on to the next story this is sad I don't like talking

00:42:21.200 about young people dying but i often wonder when are people finally going to wake up

00:42:27.380 from the gateway pundit canada's health director of parliamentary affairs

00:42:32.660 who led canada's response team to covet 19 and the vaccine rollout has died at the age of 35

00:42:40.080 adam extin a long-time liberal party organizer died suddenly friday the ninth according to his

00:42:49.440 family it's with great sadness the family of adam exton announced his passing december 9th at the

00:42:55.000 age of 35 in ottawa much loved son of wendy so that's i guess the obituary

00:42:59.880 adam was part of the group that orchestrated the response to canada's totalitarian mandates

00:43:06.960 against its own citizens his obituary stated during the challenging times of the pandemic

00:43:11.080 adam was part of the leadership team that led canada's health response to covet he was a

00:43:15.640 talented, respected campaign manager,

00:43:17.480 da-da-da-da-da-da-da.

00:43:19.120 Funeral service is tomorrow.

00:43:20.980 Cause of death is unknown.

00:43:23.660 But you can bet

00:43:24.880 that if he was the leader

00:43:27.480 of the COVID response team

00:43:29.240 or one of the people that put it together,

00:43:31.340 you can bet he had

00:43:32.860 the syringe

00:43:35.040 probably three or four times.

00:43:39.840 So when are people going to wake up?

00:43:41.600 Here's another one.

00:43:43.040 London Nights Forward

00:43:44.200 passes away suddenly the kids 18 years old london knights forward akobar kazbakov has passed away

00:43:51.060 suddenly at 18 the london knight shared absolutely heartbreaking news saturday morning announcing

00:44:00.780 that forward abakar kazbakov has passed away 18 years old the knights game that night versus flint

00:44:08.060 had been postponed abakar had been a valued member of the team since last year our thoughts are with

00:44:13.940 his family and friends and teammates, said a joint statement by the London Knights and

00:44:18.380 the OHL.

00:44:19.420 Our hearts go out to the Kazbikov family and the entire London Knights organization, said

00:44:25.360 the Firebirds in a response on Twitter.

00:44:27.920 News of Kazbikov's passing comes as a shock to all corners of the hockey landscape.

00:44:33.820 Kazbikov was of Russian nationality, played in the Russian U-16 and U-18 leagues, but

00:44:39.320 his hometown was Richmond Hill and Moscow.

00:44:43.940 again when are people going to wake up and get this 18 year olds don't just die suddenly

00:44:53.340 i mean if we had heard about something like this happening three years ago we would have gone

00:45:00.840 what really what the hell and now we're going like yeah okay well

00:45:05.600 i guess it happens seems to be happening more frequently

00:45:10.660 and with great respect for michelle smith the trauma expert we had on the show last week

00:45:21.440 does trauma explain people being able to just look at this and ignore it or not even

00:45:27.540 maybe consider tying the vaccine to this

00:45:31.840 does it not even enter their brains at any point 1.00

00:45:38.180 maybe this could have had something to do with three shots of that shit 1.00

00:45:44.560 i'm just spitballing here 1.00

00:45:47.580 right

00:45:51.340 let me ask you a question because i believe that that's probably the best way to get

00:45:59.180 to the normies out there.

00:46:01.180 What about all these sudden, unexplained deaths,

00:46:04.500 young athletes, young people in general?

00:46:09.180 35-year-olds don't just drop dead for no reason.

00:46:13.180 18-year-olds don't just drop dead for some reason.

00:46:18.660 And I have some other news I'd like to share with you,

00:46:21.020 but I can't right now,

00:46:22.760 because it is...

00:46:24.620 If I do, it would...

00:46:29.180 I can't.

00:46:32.640 I can't.

00:46:33.580 It does have to do with newborns.

00:46:36.720 And I can't. 0.99

00:46:38.660 I will.

00:46:40.280 But I can't. 0.97

00:46:43.600 Okay, this is a ridiculous story. 0.89

00:46:46.440 But let's go through it. 0.95

00:46:47.480 TNC.news.

00:46:48.440 True North.

00:46:48.880 BC Appeals Court upholds prior COVID restrictions on churches.

00:46:53.980 Why?

00:46:55.400 Mootness.

00:46:55.860 the bc columbia sorry the british columbia court of appeal has upheld the public health

00:47:02.120 authority's decision to impose strict bans on in-person worship at three churches between

00:47:06.860 november of 2020 and may of 2021 in a ruling published friday justice lance fitch dismissed

00:47:14.240 concerns brought forward by complainants from riverside calvary chapel emmanuel covenant

00:47:19.540 reform church and the free reform church of chilliwack the appeal is dismissed as moot

00:47:24.520 as the prohibition on outdoor protests

00:47:27.340 is no longer in effect

00:47:28.400 and the violation tickets issued to him

00:47:30.100 have been stayed.

00:47:31.560 Well, you know,

00:47:33.320 if you have any outstanding tickets

00:47:35.020 and I've got a court date

00:47:36.140 on January 31st,

00:47:38.760 they still want to hold this court date

00:47:41.420 for whatever reason.

00:47:42.760 And my tickets are about

00:47:43.900 not wearing a mask in public

00:47:46.240 or attending a gathering

00:47:47.400 of more than 50 people.

00:47:48.620 I can't even remember now.

00:47:49.820 It's been so long.

00:47:51.480 I can't even remember.

00:47:52.620 I might just say mootness.

00:47:55.280 These restrictions no longer apply.

00:47:57.220 If you guys want to argue mootness on your side of things provincially, whether it's in B.C., Saskatchewan, Ontario, Quebec, or Manitoba, I will argue mootness on my side of the ledger here.

00:48:07.640 That's just one strategy I suppose I could go with.

00:48:11.960 The ban on in-person gatherings for religious worship fell within a range of reasonable outcomes and proportionately balanced the appellate's freedoms with the attainment of critically important public health objectives.

00:48:22.460 that's what the judge said believe it or not in a statement released by the justice center of

00:48:27.280 constitute for constitutional freedoms whose lawyers represented the complainants the

00:48:31.580 organization said it was disappointed with the decision duh earlier this year bc crown prosecutors

00:48:38.260 dropped a host of charges against three pastors pertaining to defiance of lockdown orders in total

00:48:44.460 24 tickets were relinquished worth 55,200 in fines including against a pastor with the free reform

00:48:52.120 church all levels of government including politicians health officials and law enforcement

00:48:57.100 have the duty to respect the constitutional rights and freedoms of canadians marty moore jccf lawyer

00:49:03.940 said at the time in response to covet there has been a serious failure of government officials

00:49:09.100 and authorities in bc to respect the charter of freedoms of bc residents a july ruling from the

00:49:17.140 Alberta Court of Appeal also vindicated Pastor Arthur Pawlowski, who was arrested and jailed

00:49:22.900 for breaching pandemic health measures. The court ruled Pawlowski's arrest and fines, among other

00:49:27.080 things, were all illegal and ordered the Alberta Health Services to reimburse the pastor for his

00:49:32.220 legal fees as well as return any penalties and fines paid by Pawlowski. Let me ask you a question.

00:49:38.120 How can one province rule one way and another province is completely blind to it? Precedent

00:49:43.520 has been set you must rule on this you can't just say it's moot forget about it that's a cop-out

00:49:52.960 and it gives you full license to try and do it again all right what's going on with these

00:49:57.920 vaccines you guys what exactly is going on the narrative is crumbling seven or eight out of a

00:50:03.760 hundred people who have taken the vaccine had a serious outcome is that is that that's the number

00:50:08.960 That is astounding. That is a whole different ballgame.

00:50:14.500 We have currently in the United States, 90 percent of Americans are not taking any more vaccines.

00:50:20.740 They're not taking any boosters. That's the CDC COVID tracker data.

00:50:25.780 There's only 10 percent right now. Remember, the vaccines run out of any theoretical effectiveness after a few months.

00:50:32.380 One has to keep taking boosters. In terms of people keep taking boosters, we're down to about 10 percent of Americans.

00:50:38.140 So how do 90% of Americans, how did they know to stop taking vaccines?

00:50:42.840 I don't think it's by watching CNN.

00:50:44.800 No.

00:50:45.120 This is where it's coming from.

00:50:46.780 It's coming from the fact that 7% to 8% of people end up in the ER or in urgent care, and the family members talk to each other.

00:50:54.620 There's a Zogby survey, a representative survey, that asked people about the vaccines.

00:50:59.800 Two-thirds of Americans in the Zogby survey said they took a vaccine, and they asked them, well, what happened?

00:51:04.680 15% of people have some new medical problem that they are now seeking care after taking the vaccine.

00:51:10.780 Well, those 15% talk to other people. There's a Michigan State survey. 22% of Americans

00:51:15.480 know somebody who's either died or been seriously injured after COVID-19 vaccination. That 22%

00:51:21.360 talks to other people. So it's rare now that you never encounter anybody who says that they haven't

00:51:28.120 heard something. Yeah. And it's a really interesting point because prior to this, historically,

00:51:32.220 when it comes to side effects of drugs people are more likely to trust the experiences of their

00:51:37.520 friends and family to influence whether or not they take a drug than their doctor when it comes

00:51:42.380 to side effects and i think we're seeing this now this has always been the case this is pre

00:51:46.080 even pre the the covid vaccines so the truth is getting out it's it's it's sort of see there under

00:51:51.900 the surface there's clearly a disconnect now between what the authorities government authorities

00:51:57.300 are telling people to do what's really happening in the u okay so that was dr peter mccullough and

00:52:03.220 the other guy dr malhotra i think his name is from the uk who was a pro vax doctor a year ago

00:52:12.140 and has recently shifted he's done a 180 to our side of things after looking finally at some

00:52:20.200 actual data now anita has made a comment here i would like to respond to anita says the charter

00:52:28.520 allows them to do it that way i keep telling you all this in capital letters first of all anita

00:52:35.160 no it does not they've just done it that way because it's not supposed to be done like this

00:52:45.160 all right now you're going to talk about the bill of rights and the power shift and that's fine you

00:52:55.660 can believe what you want to believe but let me tell you something the difference between the

00:53:00.680 charter of rights and freedoms which is enshrined in the constitution of canada and you can say it

00:53:05.260 was never emunerated you can say it was never finished nor established as an actual living

00:53:09.440 document yes it is according to our legal system yes it is and i've listened to other people who

00:53:18.960 say it's not but according to our legal system right now yes it is the bill of rights is a

00:53:29.380 statute that exists in Canada as a law. The Bill of Rights can be overturned by the government

00:53:39.900 with a simple vote in the House of Commons. We don't want this bill anymore, or sorry,

00:53:44.160 this law anymore, this statute, gone. So they don't have to abide by it.

00:53:50.800 okay the charter of rights and freedoms enshrined in the constitution

00:53:58.280 makes it so if the government wants to change it they have to open the constitution and go

00:54:05.740 through all that rigmarole and that's the difference now as far as the charter being

00:54:13.000 a document that lets them do it like that no it was never designed to be that way i had brian

00:54:19.180 peckford on the show months ago and he said that he said that very thing he's been shocked by the

00:54:24.080 way governments have been dealing with this document it is absolutely outrageous that they're

00:54:29.140 doing it like this it was never intended to be that way i said why'd you write in the uh the

00:54:36.660 notwithstanding clause well that wasn't my decision he said what about section one i said

00:54:43.060 He said, well, again, not my decision.

00:54:46.400 He is, remember, the lone signatory,

00:54:48.920 surviving signatory left.

00:54:51.600 We can't blame him for these things.

00:54:53.920 I mean, he's one of 10 premiers

00:54:55.980 who were involved in this at the time.

00:55:01.040 That's just the way it is.

00:55:02.580 If I had my way personally,

00:55:05.020 I would encourage the next prime minister

00:55:07.340 of this country,

00:55:08.080 and hopefully it's going to be Pierre Pollyov.

00:55:10.420 And this is a whole other question

00:55:12.040 that that we need to answer here if we can unite the right in this country and i know you might

00:55:20.680 say yeah pierre pauliev's just a wef puppet and what blah blah blah blah we can make we can fix

00:55:26.280 that and i will tell you right now that the people's party of canada is never going to gain

00:55:33.000 power in this country as i pointed out earlier in the show they haven't even won a seat yet

00:55:39.180 it's not going to happen

00:55:42.300 all right we're not going to be able to vote our way out of this we can delay it we can delay

00:55:52.320 what's going on at least in canada but we can't vote our way out of it we're going to have to

00:55:56.820 take control of it on our own but i would open that constitution and change that charter and

00:56:03.800 get rid of that section one completely obliterated and the notwithstanding clause for that matter

00:56:09.180 everything every every point in that charter needs to be binding explicit word for word and

00:56:21.240 while i'm at it the same goes for the emergencies act there should be no ambiguity to it

00:56:27.240 it shouldn't even be argued that there's any kind of of like they try to do in the commission

00:56:34.800 You can't do that. This is what it says. That's what you have to do. Period. Drop the mic. Done.

00:56:45.740 So the Charter doesn't allow them to do it. Who allows them to do it?

00:56:52.380 We do.

00:56:55.480 And we, and I'm going to throw myself in this mix as well, we haven't done enough to convince those other Canadians

00:57:03.100 who are clearly still loving Justin Trudeau,

00:57:05.440 according to that Angus Reid poll

00:57:06.960 that I gave you guys at the beginning of the show,

00:57:09.200 to let them know that there is a huge problem in this country

00:57:13.040 and you cannot bury your head in the sand

00:57:15.360 or a box of beer and a hockey game.

00:57:17.720 You can't do that.

00:57:21.680 This is our lives and our country we're talking about here.

00:57:27.420 And it's never been more serious.

00:57:29.560 not in my lifetime

00:57:33.080 all right let's continue on you know i think probably one of the best shows

00:57:41.440 regarding vaccine policy and all of this ridiculousness is is the high wire with

00:57:47.580 del big tree so here's a clip that he ran on his show i'd like you guys to see so dr edwards at

00:57:54.060 the time was sitting on the Data Safety Monitoring Board for the Pfizer clinical trial.

00:57:59.740 I think this video pretty much speaks for itself.

00:58:01.740 Let's take a look at this.

00:58:02.740 Yeah.

00:58:03.740 Isn't it true that you've also been an advisor to Pfizer?

00:58:07.740 Yes, sir.

00:58:08.740 I have been an advisor to Pfizer, and I've been working very, very closely with Pfizer,

00:58:15.460 particularly their COVID vaccines and going over lots of reactions to that versus that.

00:58:22.660 So, yes, I am working, I think, paid by Pfizer for my assessment of vaccine safety.

00:58:28.880 You're part of the data safety monitoring board for the COVID vaccine.

00:58:33.480 That's correct.

00:58:34.120 You're one of the only five members of that data safety monitoring board over the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, right?

00:58:43.640 Yes, sir, I am.

00:58:45.340 That's supposed to be an independent data safety monitoring board, correct?

00:58:49.720 It is an independent data of safety in mind.

00:58:54.920 That's the board that all of us in America are hoping on and relying upon

00:59:01.820 is going to independently make sure that safety is properly assessed

00:59:06.400 as the clinical trial for that Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine is ongoing, correct?

00:59:11.360 That's true.

00:59:12.140 and let me tell you that we have worked very hard to go over this

00:59:17.180 and very, very hard to do that in GE as comprehensively as we possibly can.

00:59:23.680 And since it's supposed to be independent,

00:59:25.580 it's critical that the members of that independent data safety monitoring board

00:59:31.460 are in fact independent of the pharmaceutical company

00:59:35.780 whose product is being evaluated, correct?

00:59:38.660 That's correct.

00:59:42.140 But isn't it true that directly before becoming a member of the Independent Data Safety Monitor

00:59:51.820 Board of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, you were an advisor to Pfizer?

00:59:55.660 Pfizer pays me to evaluate the safety of their vaccines because I'm an expert.

01:00:04.640 So I do get paid to do the work that I've been doing, that I've been doing the work

01:00:09.900 My question was, before you became a member of the independent Data Safety Monitoring

01:00:19.920 Board for Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, isn't it true that you were separately, before you

01:00:25.500 held that independent position, you were an advisor to Pfizer?

01:00:32.160 Yes, sir.

01:00:32.940 But I think what you're presuming is that because I've been an advisor makes me on their door or makes me going to say what they want me to say, that is not and has never been a part of my view.

01:00:51.180 I say what I believe based on my expertise.

01:00:54.640 so you don't think that financial incentives can sway people's judgment at all it does not

01:01:05.640 sway my judgment why bother having an independent data safety monitoring board why doesn't Pfizer

01:01:10.940 just have some of its employees on it because we are independent meaning folks who are never

01:01:18.360 advised right so basically she's saying dr. Catherine Edwards there she's saying trust me

01:01:22.800 trust me don't worry about it i've been paid for pfizer for years or by pfizer for years and years

01:01:27.160 and years and now i'm a member of their independent safety board i still work with pfizer by the way

01:01:33.700 on other things and they still pay me but i'm also part of their independent safety board

01:01:39.360 and i am not at all swayed by any of the money they've put in my pocket for the last oh 10 15

01:01:45.620 years what now that lawyer i will admit if i were him i would find it very difficult to come down 1.00

01:02:03.200 hard on an old lady like that because it's you know geez i oh it's rough but i mean you've got 0.88

01:02:10.980 to you got to expose the corruption no sir i'm i have not i tell them what i think regardless of

01:02:18.520 how many thousands or even millions of dollars they've stuffed into my purse over the years

01:02:23.660 working on them with other projects hmm have you guys heard of the great neil oliver uh he put out

01:02:31.980 a a fantastic piece a couple of days ago he's on gb news and i would like to play this for you right

01:02:40.660 now. Give the devil his due. Here is Neil Oliver. What is being alleged about the so-called vaccines

01:02:47.400 is of monumental importance. What Bridgen and Malhotra have claimed ought to be the biggest

01:02:52.380 story in the country, in the world, and yet anyone interested in familiarizing themselves with most

01:02:57.940 of what was said has to go looking for it online. Bridgen noted withdrawals of those other medical

01:03:03.820 products when their safety was credibly questioned. That's the world I thought we lived in, where doubt

01:03:09.800 voiced in the face of credible research leads to the pausing of a course of action and a rethink.

01:03:15.340 And yet here we are with peer-reviewed research demonstrating one in every hundred people

01:03:19.700 receiving the Pfizer jab suffers a serious reaction and medical professionals of unimpeachable

01:03:25.460 credentials urging at least a pause in the rollout, if not a full and final stop. And still the

01:03:31.280 government-sponsored adverts are everywhere, in the mainstream and online, inviting people of all

01:03:36.780 ages to take even more of the same product. Dr Malhotra said on this channel last week in relation

01:03:43.000 to the Pfizer jab, quote, the original trial data which was re-analyzed suggested one was more likely

01:03:48.980 to get serious adverse effects from the vaccine than one was to be hospitalized with COVID.

01:03:55.320 What does that mean? It means if that is correct, which it seems to be, it should never have been

01:04:00.580 approved in the first place. Questions have been asked all over the world about blood clotting and

01:04:06.340 any possible connection with the AstraZeneca product. Countries across Europe have stopped

01:04:11.040 using it and it's no longer being given to people under 30 in the UK. It's worth noting that on

01:04:16.700 Wednesday, Pascal Sawyer, Chief Executive Officer of AstraZeneca, was knighted by King Charles for

01:04:22.780 services to life sciences in a ceremony at Windsor Castle. All around the world there is mounting

01:04:28.760 evidence of deaths and injuries caused by the so-called vaccines. There are more and more

01:04:33.420 excess deaths, people of all ages dying every day, deaths unrelated to COVID. Pause for a moment to

01:04:40.660 consider the following. In the United States, in the second half of 2021, 61,000 Americans between

01:04:47.620 the ages of 25 and 44 died of causes unrelated to COVID. The death toll of the same age group

01:04:53.940 during the decade-long Vietnam War was 58,000. Here in the UK, at the start of the lockdown in

01:05:00.800 2020. In the week ending 23rd of March, there were 1,379 excess deaths. In the week ending 21st

01:05:09.620 October this year, the figure was 1,822. There are more people dying every week now of causes

01:05:17.640 unrelated to COVID than at the height of the pandemic. Daily we were invited to look on in

01:05:23.140 horror at the COVID death toll. Where is the outrage about these latest deaths? The round-the-clock

01:05:29.180 coverage. Dr John Campbell, a regular contributor to this channel, said last month in relation to

01:05:35.540 the ONS data regarding those excess deaths, there is something pretty horrible going on.

01:05:41.800 Over 1,800 deaths a week, more than we would expect, and it's been going on for a long time

01:05:47.440 now, and we need an explanation. What we get instead is the relentless continuation of the

01:05:53.140 rollout, the push to get boosted. Fauci in the US and others here in the UK say we're still in a

01:05:58.540 pandemic. If that's true, it's the longest lasting pandemic in modern history, much longer than the

01:06:04.760 Spanish flu pandemic at the end of the First World War. The concern being voiced now by Bridgen and

01:06:10.640 Malhotra has been being shouted from the rooftops by many, many others for years. For as long as

01:06:16.500 we've had the products marketed as vaccines, there have been voices asking questions and those were

01:06:21.300 silenced, derided, ridiculed, reputations ruined. Back in 1995, US physicist Carl Sagan demanded

01:06:28.760 restless inquiry from all scientists. Science requires an almost complete openness to all

01:06:34.820 ideas, he said. On the other hand, it requires the most rigorous and uncompromising scepticism.

01:06:41.080 And so how did we get to where we are now? When did we set aside uncompromising scepticism and

01:06:46.700 decide to live in a world in which we must, all of us, do precisely what we're told by our governments

01:06:51.820 and their preferred experts without ever raising so much as a questioning voice.

01:06:56.800 The chamber in which Bridgen made his speech was all but empty because, with a few exceptions,

01:07:02.140 apparently none of the rest cared to listen to what he had to say about a course of action

01:07:06.020 affecting tens of millions of lives here in the UK and billions around the world. Let's give the

01:07:12.080 devil is due. Let's imagine many are daily in receipt of messages raising the alarm, but find

01:07:17.240 their survival in the world of politics means they keep shtoom rather than rock the boat. I hear from

01:07:22.720 other journalists saying they're in contact with MPs, with medical professionals, with high profile

01:07:27.940 media types, all of whom have decided now to stay well clear of the so-called vaccines. Some of those

01:07:33.660 people have taken some jabs, some none, but the fear of speaking out, the culture of silence in

01:07:39.160 the face of what so many know to be an egregious wrong is enabling the narrative to persist

01:07:43.720 largely unchallenged. The behaviour of governments and corporations in the last two or three years

01:07:49.380 has changed the world. It might still look the same, more or less, but in all the ways that

01:07:54.280 matter it has been altered. Those who are awake to it all perceive a new reality and wonder how

01:07:59.680 on earth they missed the signs for as long as they did. That all but empty house of commons

01:08:04.260 said loud and clear that the powers that be, the allied powers of governments and corporations,

01:08:08.860 no longer feel the need to be answerable in any meaningful way to the people. Paradoxically,

01:08:15.060 their absence from the chamber only made them more glaringly visible. The willful blindness

01:08:19.880 about the vaccines is just the tip of the iceberg, soaring excess deaths in all age groups,

01:08:25.240 the complicated truth of the war in Ukraine still not openly discussed, the greatest transfer of

01:08:30.580 wealth in the history of the world, the wholesale erosion of our rights, the nudge away from cash

01:08:35.380 towards central bank digital currencies.

01:08:38.020 People are freezing in their homes and turning to food banks

01:08:40.860 in what has been a first world country.

01:08:43.520 Here's the thing, the near emptiness of that chamber

01:08:46.180 was a moment of history, a warning about the future.

01:08:49.920 If our MPs don't care enough about harms to populations

01:08:52.920 around the world to turn up and listen to one of their own, 0.93

01:08:55.940 then it's time we reminded the whole damned lot of them 0.93

01:08:58.680 that we are still here. 0.98

01:09:00.800 They might have their hands over their eyes,

01:09:02.480 but we can see them.

01:09:03.620 They keep their mouths shut, but the silence is deafening.

01:09:11.700 So we still have the same problems that we've had before, but they're not as pronounced, meaning that there's been some movement with social media,

01:09:25.200 not the left-wing corporate media and not all social media platforms notably facebook still

01:09:32.320 heavily uh deranking or censoring or suspending or just getting rid of any accounts that

01:09:40.340 say certain things youtube is the same google you can't find things on google i showed you guys last

01:09:49.760 week there is a different definition on google canada as opposed to google united states as

01:09:56.760 far as psychosis goes what are you trying to tell me that psychosis means something completely

01:10:02.380 different in the united states than it does in canada no but the canadian government doesn't

01:10:07.000 want you to know what psychosis really is so of course they work with social media

01:10:14.480 and i would love to have proof of how much work they actually do do i said do do with social

01:10:24.940 media we've been hearing all kinds of news from the united states about it the one difference

01:10:29.560 in the last few months has been elon musk and twitter twitter is now letting people tell the

01:10:40.420 truth now a lot of left-wing journalists had their hair set on fire a couple of times over

01:10:46.200 the weekend when some of them got suspended for doxing elon musk's personal private jet last week

01:10:54.000 and left-wing corporate media is still in a tizzy down there about it and they're trying to say move

01:11:00.120 to what is this mastodon this new thing and all the lefties want to go to look they're all going

01:11:04.940 to stay on twitter they're not going anywhere twitter is a place where you can go now and you

01:11:10.380 can actually have or try to have discourse with anybody but you can say things that people will

01:11:17.420 see truthful things about all of this nonsense that we've been experiencing for the past nearly

01:11:23.480 three years now that people will be able to see and pretty soon the left-wing corporate media will

01:11:29.520 not be able to deny it any longer. They're not going to be able to get away with calling

01:11:37.660 us right-wing extremist knuckle-draggers any longer. We just need to keep up the pressure.

01:11:43.840 And as far as Cousin Bobby or Aunt Sarah or anybody that you're going to see over Christmas

01:11:52.580 in the next few days and this conversation comes up all you have to do is go to twitter

01:12:02.120 and show them look at this this is not from some hack this is from a doctor who has been

01:12:12.700 doing this work for the past 30 years

01:12:15.560 i've never heard of him before of course you have it he's been censored he has been

01:12:23.620 removed from social media but now he's back on twitter and he or she is able to tell you exactly

01:12:32.280 what is going on dr simone gold has been to jail over this in the united states

01:12:39.180 that's how bad they are trying to suppress the truth they're putting people in jail excuse me

01:12:47.640 i think i might have something coming on i'm gonna have to start using the silver biotics

01:12:52.500 and the nanowiser uh i didn't use it in the last couple of days and look where it's gotten me

01:12:57.400 guys we got to get the truth out there find as much truth as you can share it with people now

01:13:03.820 somebody suggested we don't talk to them we wait for them to come to us well tinfoil hat what's

01:13:09.720 going on with you now well i'd appreciate it if you don't call me tinfoil hat um i read everything

01:13:16.520 and i stand by what i said a year ago and that is that these things are actually harmful to people

01:13:23.720 and that data is out now you can find it on twitter follow dr robert malone follow dr peter

01:13:31.420 mccullough follow these guys follow dr byron bridle follow these guys the data is out there

01:13:38.080 this thing this genetic thing this experiment has killed more people than it saved even though

01:13:44.600 governments say the opposite and the one thing they don't do these government and pharmaceutical

01:13:51.420 press releases one thing they don't do is back up their statements with any kind of factual evidence

01:13:57.100 whatsoever there is never a link to the actual data when they make their press releases whereas

01:14:02.680 if somebody like dr robert malone peter mccullough at all released their stuff they have always got

01:14:08.700 the clinical data attached to it that's the difference right there my friends this is serious

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01:17:43.080 listed on the website as well and that is the show for tonight so i will be here live tomorrow

01:17:50.340 night wednesday night and thursday night and then friday night care and i are having a party some

01:17:54.780 family and friends are coming over so i won't be on friday saturday sunday maybe monday as well

01:18:03.240 we'll see about that mike voyjack is a voyage funeral homes wants me to get all kinds of

01:18:09.780 people together and do a year-end thing and i say well you know what this week might be kind of tough

01:18:15.180 to do that but next week wouldn't be a bad idea to gather all the guests well some of the guests

01:18:20.500 on the show all in the same night and say hey happy new year 2023 and let's look back on this

01:18:26.760 year and talk about what we can do better in 2023 and whatnot so i will work on that as well

01:18:32.460 although i will admit this time of year it's tough to get anybody because everybody's rushing around

01:18:38.180 doing things right it's the holiday season it's christmas merry christmas by the way that was

01:18:43.240 going to be the final story tonight 92 percent of canadians whether they are uh canadians who

01:18:49.280 were born in canada or canadians who have immigrated here would rather hear merry christmas

01:18:54.740 than happy holidays true story so merry christmas to you guys and i'll be saying that every single

01:19:02.560 night this week i love you all have a great night i will catch you tomorrow night eight o'clock

01:19:07.380 central for another shadow at night live stream until then bye for now

The Shadoe Davis Show - December 20, 2022

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