00:22:12.900No big deal. No big deal. It's regular. It's always been. You just missed it before because you were not paying attention. It's your fault. It's your fault.
00:22:29.420dr simon gothic now there was a fantastic twitter spaces presentation i think 9 000 people were
00:22:38.900watching this live yesterday afternoon dr robert malone was among all of the people who were
00:22:43.520involved in this and they were talking about censorship and how they were yanked off twitter
00:22:47.140and how great it is to be restored uh to being able to speak freely on a social media platform
00:22:53.680um to get this information out to people and dr simon gothic was one of them
00:22:59.420and he says in this thread this is about a 26 part thread you guys it's very interesting so
00:23:06.380follow along with me on this hello my name is dr simon goddick i am a biotechnologist and only
00:23:12.660recently elon musk reinstated my account after being perma banned for 1.5 years in 2021 i took
00:23:21.060twitter to court and curiously lost the lawsuit this is my story so he's got the story here by
00:23:26.440the way, if you're not on Twitter, why aren't you on Twitter? Somebody messaged me over the weekend
00:23:33.100and said, just got back on Twitter first time in three years. It's great. It's great. It's way
00:23:38.040better than Facebook. You can say what you want. Don't have to worry about nothing. I would advise
00:23:43.400not saying things that you don't know are true for sure, right? Because we don't want to be the
00:23:51.380purveyors of misinformation and disinformation like they claim we are. We want to be able to
00:23:55.840prove our work anyway dr simon gadek goes on uh with the second part of this multi-part thread
00:24:03.940while i was still cautious at the beginning of 2020 because of the pictures in bergamot
00:24:09.040i had wondered more and more why people were forced to wear masks and no expert was talking
00:24:15.480about vitamin d three in good faith with science i wrote a scientific paper on vitamin d in mid
00:24:23.3802020 to demonstrate by illustrating metabolic pathways that giving high doses could treat COVID
00:24:28.560and other health-related problems. That's vitamin D, obviously. Number four, it didn't take long
00:24:34.600for my former employer, who is the former employer, Wagon Nigan, you and are, to receive the first
00:24:44.560emails. They stated that I was a pseudoscientist and corona denier. My unscientific publication
00:24:51.840had to be retracted immediately was the demand of these people who were members of the quote
00:24:56.820skeptical movement unquote are you coming to bed i can't this is more important what someone is
00:25:01.360wrong on the internet yeah we've seen that before number five i consequently became active on twitter
00:25:05.840end of 2020 i had never been a social media person but i felt i could no longer be silent
00:25:11.980given the fact that i was working at a dutch university and being an editor of a q1 journal
00:25:17.100at that time. This is when it all started. Number six, via, again, the employer. I learned the
00:25:26.180German state virologist and fearmonger, this guy here, Christian Drosten, got his publication on
00:25:33.480the COVID PCR test through peer review in record time. Without this specific PCR test, we would
00:25:41.340probably never have noticed this coronavirus this is where this gets really interesting you guys
00:25:48.180so i've seen like i don't know a dozen people in the last 30 seconds ah this is boring you stay
00:25:54.200with me on this because nobody has talked about pcr testing so far at least lately or p whatever
00:26:01.280pcr and nobody has talked about asymptomatic spread either which was nothing but a pile
00:26:07.400a steaming pile of crap i started to analyze what happened and came to the conclusion that
00:26:16.480the peer review process was rigged as the chronology of the event shows i consequently
00:26:21.540wrote my first twitter thread that went viral so here he's talking about paper submission paper
00:26:27.140acceptance paper published and then up here it gives a window as to how long it took certain
00:26:35.120people to get it published and accepted as opposed to other people, depending on their position
00:26:41.220and stature. Dr. Simon Goddick says, these are the questions I raised. How did Drosten's paper
00:26:48.720make it through the peer review process within 24 hours? How does he even publish there while
00:26:55.120being part of the journal's editorial board? Why does the journal refuse to publish anonymous
00:26:59.580peer-reviewed reports. Overnight, I gained thousands of followers and was heavily attacked
00:27:05.700by virologists from Utrecht University and from the Erasmus University. They tried everything to
00:27:15.420get me to take my thread and my Substack link offline. This was my first contact with the
00:27:21.360cancel culture movement so this guy was living in ignorant bliss before any of this he did some
00:27:30.220more digging and also learned that this drosten character the man who came out with the pcr test
00:27:35.660created that specific pcr test most likely even before the outbreak of the pandemic denied viral
00:27:42.260seasonality made contradictory statements about masks all of this stuff guys is is hyperlinked
00:27:49.580here in this thread. And predicted piles of corpses on African streets. Never happened.
00:27:56.220Called renowned dissidents, pseudoscientists. Got funds from the Gates Foundation and had his
00:28:01.200professorship sponsored by Nazi money, the Quant family. Questions upon questions and still no0.53
00:28:08.960answers. My account grew. I began to post more studies, for example, about the efficacy of masks,
00:28:14.600the implementation of arbitrary measures and their effects on public health,
00:28:18.420the potential of vitamin d etc and this is another meme that he has published in the past
00:28:27.660the more i wrote the more fan mail my then employer got my research funding expired in march of 2021
00:28:34.160but i'd written an eu funding proposal in 2020 in my spare time to prolong my employment the chance
00:28:39.720to win was one percent and guess what i won even though his employer backed him and personally he
00:28:47.680personally raised a large amount of funding for them he was told by phone that he would be dismissed
00:28:53.340from his position because of twitter they would use the money he generated to hire someone less
00:28:59.980critical overnight out of a job interesting right science life in norway was too expensive for an
00:29:07.880unemployed person so he decided to move to i think that's south africa is that south africa to live
00:29:13.140with my partner. There I bought a few hectares of land in the jungle to escape the badness. I had to0.83
00:29:18.180leave my family and friends behind. It hurt, but I didn't have much of a choice. These were difficult
00:29:24.240months. The feeling of being treated unfairly and canceled was suffocating. I just couldn't sit on
00:29:29.060it. So I decided to take Twitter to court. Justice will prevail, I thought, a naive thought, as it
00:29:35.320would later turn out. My posts must have consistently been a thorn in the side of the
00:29:39.640woke fact-checkers from Twitter's Ministry of Truth, and I've been regularly banned from Twitter
00:29:44.260for statements that are mainstream these days. Here are a few examples. One, I referred to this
00:29:51.660publication, which is this one here, MDPI, which has been peer-reviewed. Twitter banned me for doing
00:30:01.200so for one week for violating the policy on spreading misleading and potentially harmful
00:30:05.580information related to COVID-19. Example two, I cited a scientist from an official Texas Senate
00:30:11.460hearing and posted the corresponding video, which is linked here. Example three, here I refer to a
00:30:19.340meta-analysis that are available on vdmeta.com and cvivm.org. Fun fact, the scientists that are
00:30:26.920running those websites have been banned from Twitter too. Example four, in June of 2021,
00:30:31.640banned for asking questions the gates foundation really invested that much in buy on tech
00:30:37.740this is crazy one day later his account was perma banned my impact was probably too big 400 new
00:30:47.420followers per day 3 000 likes on average the twitter pulled the ripcord my account was banned
00:30:52.500for targeted harassment without twitter providing me with a specific explanation
00:30:57.100anyway he's back now we could go on and on and on here you guys but again and if you don't
00:31:04.200know what twitter spaces is go look for it on twitter don't forget to follow me at shadow
00:31:10.180davis but go look for twitter spaces and then go look for dr simon goddick go look for dr robert
00:31:15.520malone and that special that happened yesterday amazing the personal stories these doctors these
00:31:21.000scientists tell about being banned about being muzzled never which is ironic remember the 2015
00:31:29.720election the 2015 canadian election the federal election where the big thing was let the scientists
00:31:38.620talk apparently stephen harper our evil mustache twirling prime minister of the day was banning
00:31:46.600canadian scientists from talking to the media at all i i suppose it was about climate change
00:31:52.540and then trudeau said and we will let the scientists talk and so it was a great victory
00:31:59.700for science apparently when trudeau took over not so much as it turns out unless of course
00:32:06.500it's the science that they want us to see which is not really science at all propaganda
00:32:13.500perpetuates the pandemic and censorship this is a story from dr mercola you guys probably should
00:32:22.260subscribe to this guy uh he'll send you a daily email with his stories of the day let me make
00:32:27.660this a little bit bigger so we can all see this i'm not going to give you the whole story i am
00:32:31.460just going to give you the related story or a story it'll glance and then i'm going to drop
00:32:36.400this into the comments. COVID-19 is the largest, most sophisticated propaganda operation in history.
00:32:43.980Psychological techniques were extensively used during 2020 to incite fear and panic in the
00:32:48.940population. Now, for those of you that don't know, for those of you who are newcomers to the show,
00:32:59.560we covered quite extensively that the Canadian military was actually keeping an eye
00:33:04.840on us Canadians, upwards of 30 million of us for the first six months of the pandemic. So that
00:33:13.360would be between April and November of 2020 through our cell phones. And they were also
00:33:21.340part of the propaganda in terms of advertising. I'm not sure if they were part of the implementation
00:33:29.180of the vaccine in canada i do know that they were part of it in the united states another
00:33:36.420bombshell story came out over the weekend and apparently the military has everything to do
00:33:41.660with what happened in the united states which is of course unconstitutional
00:33:47.180anyway propaganda strategies were also used to get people to support and defend irrational
00:33:54.280covid measures such as masking isolation social distancing lockdowns and jab mandates
00:33:59.000what made the covid propaganda so much more effective than any previous propaganda operation
00:34:04.840is the fact that a virus is the perfect enemy ah this is something i've been saying for a while too
00:34:10.640it's invisible you can't see it and when you can't see something you can't describe it to somebody
00:34:18.960right no matter how much reading we've done you guys we can't sit and describe it to somebody
00:34:26.840because it's like you know you can say well it's like a basketball going through a hoop that's
00:34:32.52010 sizes bigger than the ball which would be the virus particle going through the hole in the
00:34:39.480the breathing barrier but it's just so difficult and that's one of the the beauties of this
00:34:47.420campaign they made it so difficult to defend you know what they could explain in five words we
00:34:54.720would have to take a full minute to counter explain yeah because they spoke in slogans
00:35:01.680they spoke in word fragments and we had to actually say the whole thing because
00:35:06.200it was a combination of of marketing and yeah propaganda at its best
00:35:13.080so what made the coveted propaganda so much more effective than any previous propaganda
00:35:18.960is the fact that a virus is the perfect enemy it's invisible could be carried by anyone including
00:35:23.940those that you love the most and could get you anywhere anywhere
00:35:28.920classic rhetoric about persuasion through argument it appeals to logic propaganda on
00:35:36.840the other hand is a kind of sub-rational manipulation that appeals to our most basic
00:35:41.660instincts like fear an informal definition of propaganda is an organized attempt to get people
00:35:47.420to think or do something or not think or do something which is the other part of this why
00:35:56.300has it been so difficult to defend because everything they believe they believe with
00:36:01.100their heart and soul and we're speaking with our brains and it's not getting through
00:36:07.040the great lie is possible because the more divorced a lie is from reality the more likely
00:36:15.920it is to succeed as most people are reluctant to think that authority figures would lie
00:36:20.320and completely ignore reality and there's a couple of videos here guys this is a great article i'm
00:36:27.000going to post this in the comments so that you can see it these are going to be in the facebook
00:36:32.700comments because i haven't gotten rumble open at this moment in time
00:36:37.740gaslighting the same fda that threatened doctors with prosecution over ivermectin use now claim
00:36:46.380they never opposed it what what so this is from the same book as oh no no no no this whole thing
00:36:55.300this this young people having episodes medical episodes on tv and dying suddenly you know these
00:37:01.480young athletes that's always happened you just never noticed it before huh what well no no we
00:37:09.840never said that ivermectin was horse paced oh no no no i never opposed that what are you talking about
00:37:17.940yeah look at this everyone remembers when the wuhan virus broke bad in america this is from
00:37:28.660planet-today.com broke bad in america and the fda plus every mass media news source claimed
00:37:35.440ivermectin was horse medicine for parasites and was dangerous to use on humans to treat
00:37:41.220covet 19 the narrative coming from big pharma the cdc and the fda was clear wear a bacteria
00:37:48.020breeding mask 24 7 get several vascular clogging vaccines and stay away from people
00:37:54.020wreck the economy also when you catch covid be sure to rush to a hospital place to die
00:38:01.960for some kidney decimating remdesivir and choke you to death in less than four days ventilator
00:38:08.540but whatever you do don't take medicine that cures you because it's just a veterinary drug
00:38:13.900and a horse dewormer the fda says you shouldn't use because it's dangerous for humans
00:38:18.840sure research reveals ivermectin has been safely prescribed by doctors to humans
00:38:26.960for 25 years around the globe and only 28 cases of adverse events have ever been reported in that
00:38:35.860time compare that to big pharma's drugs including the deadly remdesivir that fauci and his cohorts
00:38:42.380pushed on americans so adamantly the irony is that ivermectin can also save people from the
00:38:47.900deadly spike protein by impairing the spike protein's ability to attach to human cell
00:38:54.300membranes and red blood cells, thus helping to prevent blood clots. Still, the FDA threatened
00:39:00.080doctors with lawsuits and loss of medical license for prescribing or even just mentioning the use
00:39:04.780of ivermectin for treating COVID. The FDA claimed ivermectin could cause serious harm and is highly
00:39:10.440toxic and may cause seizures, coma, or even death for humans that take it. Really? I've had a doctor
00:39:17.480several doctors on this show who claim that remdesivir wrong ivermectin is the perfect
00:39:25.920drug for this because it handles inflammation which is why apparently most people have been
00:39:33.360dying from covid19 their lungs their tissue around their hearts and lungs inflamed
00:39:39.620to the point where they can't breathe properly.
00:39:45.940And do you think the ventilator actually makes that any better?
00:39:55.860So I'm going to throw this into the comment section as well, you guys.
00:40:01.280That's one thing, too, that you'll be getting if you subscribe.
00:40:06.820I'm going to be sharing a lot of articles and whatnot.
00:40:09.620into the uh subscription uh group whereas in twitter i do share some things on twitter but
00:40:17.840uh definitely not on on rumble but i will definitely be sharing a lot more stuff within
00:40:24.940the subscription group on facebook pardon my stammering okay guys this video here two minutes
00:40:31.660and 23 seconds it was posted by dr asim malhotra dr asim malhotra was a guy who was absolutely
00:40:37.660firmly in the vaccine camp at the beginning of all this and in the last couple of months has
00:40:43.840completely 180'd on that and he says breaking lead author of peer-reviewed research re-analyzing
00:40:49.580Pfizer and Moderna trials on mRNA vaccine Joseph Freeman calls for immediate suspension of jab due
00:40:55.360to serious harms we have conclusive evidence that the vaccines are inducing sudden cardiac death
00:41:01.260this is huge the audio in this is not great so I'm going to shut up you guys can turn this up
00:44:41.800we're going to make you guys take all of this
00:44:43.760you are the ones who have to prove that we're wrong
00:44:48.520Without any testing, without any statistics, without anything, without any information, you, without any data, you have to prove that what we're doing to you is wrong.
00:45:07.580And remember when we asked them to share their data about how effective these vaccines were, the only thing they could do is give us press releases that came from the government and from Big Pharma themselves?
00:45:18.520Not from independent scientific studies?
00:45:23.120And we were forced to take this crap at threat of job loss, income loss.
00:45:33.420They didn't have to prove a damn thing.
00:45:36.580The courts went along with what they said.
00:45:40.760They didn't prove anything to the courts either.
00:45:42.500But still, courts all across Canada, judicial notice.
00:45:45.400That means that everything the government has done, including the vaccines, the mandates, the masks, all of that stuff absolutely had to be done.
00:45:52.480Based on what? I don't know. They told me so.
00:45:56.200But we were in an emergency situation.
00:45:59.400OK, so let's jump from the frying pan into the freaking fire.
00:46:04.360we're going to make everybody take this crap
00:55:15.780What's been going on with the digital dollar?
00:55:20.680Why the U.S. is eyeing the digital dollar from PBS?
00:55:25.040With fewer consumers using cash on a regular basis
00:55:28.140and more countries adopting virtual currency,
00:55:30.180The New York Federal Reserve Bank and several other major banks last month, and this is November now, launched a 12-week pilot program to test the use of a digital dollar.
00:55:41.480But some experts and activists question whether a digital currency will live up to its potential, like making banking more affordable.
00:55:55.860The program is the latest step by the central bank to begin its rollout.
00:56:00.180These efforts also follow the introduction of the E-Cash Act in March by Representative Stephen Lynch, a Democrat from Massachusetts.
00:56:10.520The bill, which was co-sponsored by three other Democrat lawmakers, but not passed by either chamber, would call on the Treasury Department to take steps toward implementing a digital currency minted by the U.S. government.
00:56:23.520But the reality is that cash, that is physical currency, is on its way out in practically every economy in some countries.
01:00:40.440uh though much of the controversy regarding so-called transgenderism and athletic i'm
01:00:47.540going to make this bigger so we can see here there that's better uh transgenderism and
01:00:53.880athletic competition focuses on biological males infiltrating women's sports a recent
01:00:59.820op-ed in the new york times highlights the story of a female college swimmer who has begun competing
01:01:04.540against men and has more or less tanked her collegiate career there she slash he is there
01:01:10.800that's a still gonna say she you can't change your sex i'm sorry you just can't do that
01:01:15.820can't be done isaac hennig a senior earth and planetary sciences major so a climate scientist
01:01:22.720at yale spent most of her life competing against other females and winning she grew up in
01:01:28.480progressive california where she and her teammates broke a national relay record when she was just
01:01:33.26014. By 2016, she was so good she qualified to try out for the U.S. Olympic team. At 18, I was one of
01:01:39.640the top 20 high school swimmers in California, one of the top 100 swimmers in the country, Henning
01:01:44.600wrote. Also spent three years at Yale competing with women. As a sophomore, she scored more points
01:01:50.280than anyone else on her team, and as a junior, she was even better. That year, she went mostly
01:01:55.160undefeated, participated in the NCAA National Championship meet, and was named an All-American.
01:02:01.420Henning herself called that, you're the best swim season of my life.
01:02:06.460Now she identifies as trans, determined during her time at Yale that she was actually a man who belonged competing on the men's team, which she joined as a walk-on.
01:02:19.760In order to be her most authentic self, she decided to transition into a male.
01:02:27.800After spending some time wearing blinders and base layer compression garments, she underwent a double mastectomy early last year, sorry, two years ago, a procedure which she indicated was not medically necessary.
01:02:41.560She has been taking hormones for eight months and routinely works out with her male counterparts.
01:02:47.920as the title of her op-ed i chose to compete as my true trans self i win less but i live more
01:02:57.260suggests her success has all but dried up since joining the men's swimming team at yale
01:03:01.740in a meet last november she finished in 79th place out of 83 freestyle competitors of the
01:03:10.480four men she beat one of them is a paralympian who was born without a left forearm and three
01:03:16.300of them normally compete in breaststroke races. The breaststroke is often regarded as the slowest
01:03:21.340of the four swimming strokes. So as Joe Kinsey of Outkick asserted, the breaststroke guys are
01:03:27.440used to swimming slow compared to the freestyle. So this person gave up her athletic dreams to
01:03:36.460become her authentic self, which is a man. Now, let me show you a photo here.
01:03:46.300If you were asked, is that a man or a woman, what would you say?
01:03:58.140I'd say, you know what, I don't know, the jury's out on that one,0.99
01:04:00.700but I'd say it's probably a woman trying to be a man.0.67
01:04:04.620And we've seen that a few times on TV shows in the last couple of years.
01:04:08.800I think there was a show called The Good Doctor, where they have a transitioning.0.96
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01:15:23.860Would you guys be interested in seeing a roundtable discussion with maybe Jeremy McKenzie, a bunch of independent media from all across the country,
01:15:41.380a roundtable discussion in regards to uniting the right in Canada.
01:15:50.520And the reason I ask that is because that poll that I talked about last week with the latest numbers being
01:15:57.480that the Conservatives would win a very slim minority government in Canada if there were an election called tomorrow.
01:16:04.140I think they'd get 145 seats and the Liberals would get 141 seats and the NDP would get 28.
01:16:10.580and the bloc would get 28 and the greens would get two and then that parliament would explode
01:16:16.340because all the lefties would vote against and the ppc would get none but the votes the p the
01:16:23.120critical three or four percent of votes the ppc takes away from the conservative party could be
01:16:29.980the difference between a conservative majority and a minority we're talking about 25 to 30 seats here
01:16:35.880in key areas across the country so i'm talking about getting some independent media from all
01:16:40.820across the country people who are definitely on the side of maxim bernier versus people who think
01:16:47.200that we need to unite the right behind pierre polyev and get trudeau out of power would you
01:16:54.180be interested in a show like that tell me yes or no in the comments both on rumble sorry on twitter
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01:19:57.060every night you're here with us on the Shadow at Night livestream. That's it for the show tonight,
01:20:01.980you guys. I will catch you tomorrow night at 8 o'clock central for another Shadow at Night
01:20:06.480livestream. Until then, I love you all. Have a great rest of your night, and bye for now.