00:02:44.620And sorry, just to back it up a little bit, prior to Sudbury, we stopped in Sault Ste. Marie and we released another video appealing to members of Parliament.
00:02:53.140So all of these appeals, all of the work that the Canadian public has done, who I've met along the way, you know, to encourage their MPs to come and sit down and talk with me, I think it's actually happening in effect.
00:03:05.420And now I will say that most of the members of Parliament are Conservatives.
00:03:10.280there is one NDP who has said that they will show up and I'm hoping that they do because
00:03:17.900this is an important meeting in a number of different ways and I was it's interesting now
00:03:22.680the number of you know telephone conversations I've had with members of parliament just to you
00:03:29.420know they want to know who I am they want me to explain why I'm doing this what the point of it
00:03:34.140is what i see happening and um you know when i speak to them individually i i get this better
00:03:41.260impression of them and i start to realize that they're human beings just like you and i
00:03:45.420however as the institutional mind that they become as an organization there's there's still
00:03:53.980you know something wrong there and um it's it's evident to the canadian public to all the people
00:03:59.620that i've witnessed and i think that i'm sorry that all the people that i've met who see the
00:04:04.360disconnect happening from um you know where they stand and uh they see a disconnect between
00:04:13.560themselves and the federal government and i think that this meeting for all of the members of
00:04:18.520parliament who have agreed to this they're doing them um uh quite a quite a bit to kind of restore
00:04:27.160faith in the system and i'm hoping that the ones that have said that they are going to meet with
00:04:32.040me we're actually up to 25 now it's pretty it's pretty impressive it's not bad and uh one and like
00:04:37.820i said one ndp and then i had a conversation with a member of parliament on the phone today
00:04:42.160they asked me what i could what they could do to help and i said well i think yeah you know if we
00:04:46.700have some more representation from different political parties that's going to go a long way
00:04:51.700to restoring faith in the system and um you know just reinvigorating people and getting them
00:04:59.940active again is you know and taking part in civic responsibility because i think
00:05:03.940one of the reasons why we're here is because um you know i'm no political scientist all right but
00:05:09.460i i do keep track of things and um i do have uh some measure of intelligence and i see
00:05:17.620what has happened over the years is that folks have just got disengaged with the system
00:05:21.700because they felt like their votes and their voices didn't matter.
00:05:25.560So this is why I think this meeting is fairly important.
00:08:08.560And also, I'm hoping that we can put pressure on the corporate sector to rehire all the ones that were let go due to the imposition of the vaccination requirement or the requirement to disclose your vaccination status.
00:08:26.340um furthermore uh what i need or what i would like to see happen is restitution for the wages
00:08:33.020that were lost over the last five months of uh basically those of us who uh had our paycheck
00:08:37.660withheld were placed where i leave without pay and again i'm hoping that we can arrive at some
00:08:43.320agreement in how to get corporate sector uh re recompensated or sorry compensated for their
00:08:48.600absences from their for their jobs um so what i see happening is that those are the three r's
00:08:55.900that i initially came up with but i think that if we add those r's together okay so we have three
00:09:02.980r's and add them together and that's going to equal repair repair is what we need this is a
00:09:08.520this is a society that's divided uh in in a way that i have never seen or experienced before
00:09:13.340uh let's scratch that i've seen or experienced it overseas in foreign countries that we're about to
00:09:18.600go to war with each other so um this this is uh an issue there is an undercurrent of rage in this
00:09:26.700country that um i don't think it may not be apparent um to all of the members of parliament
00:09:33.820and i need to kind of uh put that on the radar it's something that concerns me a great deal
00:09:38.400what have you been seeing from the people who come out to meet you on a daily basis james are
00:09:43.340you seeing tears of happiness are you seeing outrage do you take the time to listen to as
00:09:47.480many people as you possibly can well i don't actually have that much time while i'm marching
00:09:52.640um typically during the day i am encountering like a ton of ton of folks so that was one of
00:09:59.180the things i had noticed the support and the emotional the emotions that are
00:10:04.140uh expressed when i meet some folks it is it is overwhelming they're very happy about what i'm
00:10:11.000doing uh they love the fact that uh you know there's a group of people namely me and my team
00:10:16.080or standing up and kind of pushing back on all this stuff.
00:10:20.000And, you know, when I say the undercurrent of rage
00:10:25.620is when I talk to folks and they talk about
00:10:28.220how they had to, you know, accept the procedure
00:10:31.220because they were told that they wouldn't get paid, right?
00:10:44.720But when I encounter folks, they're really happy to see me.
00:10:49.100Any outrage that I've seen has been minimal compared to the support and the level of support I've encountered on a daily basis.
00:10:55.980And it's been that way, basically, since the beginning.
00:10:58.460I have to say that, you know, if I hadn't encountered this level of support, you know, from the beginning, I probably I don't know if I would have got this far.
00:11:07.980You know, like it's been their encouragement that really keeps us driving on.
00:11:13.820Like, I mean, I'm talking about folks coming to me that, like, I don't know.
00:11:19.280I told you a story about Brent Ginther.
00:11:21.840He's a veteran that I met in Coaldale, Alberta, back when we were experiencing some significant hardship from the weather and the conditioning.
00:11:33.880And he told me, you know, he was an injured vet, or he is an injured vet from Afghanistan.
00:11:39.480And he told me, you know, this is really important what you're doing.
00:11:41.800so um that is um the kind of things that i'm experiencing on the road are you hearing any
00:11:51.360negative uh pushback at all from fellow military members or even just people at large well
00:11:57.980no that and that's kind of what i was getting at before like i mean uh or absolutely there are some
00:12:05.100there are some comments that are yelled out of uh a car window moving away or or towards us that
00:12:12.880you know i'm not always intelligible because of the doppler effect you know so um so i don't
00:12:20.500always hear the whole thing but nobody how do i put this just to knock on wood here i haven't been
00:12:27.480approached um by anybody who had anything intelligible or cogent uh to say on the matter
00:12:35.660um ever not since i started that seems to be part of the course with with most people on the other
00:12:43.000side of things they just can't explain their feelings which is yeah it it was never a point
00:12:48.020where you know somebody said hey listen stop doing this um and here's why that has never happened
00:12:53.360However, the number of people that had said, keep going, this is important what you're doing, happens about five times a day.
00:26:10.020and Folk Fest is requiring vendors and staff to be vaccinated,
00:26:14.380but guests and customers don't have to be.
00:26:20.520So vendors have to be, but guests slash customers don't have to be.
00:26:26.900After numerous emails and a phone call, they are standing by this, Folk Fest is.
00:26:33.180so I can now fly out of the country. I can attend football games and concerts with 30,000 other
00:26:38.800people, but I cannot have a booth at an outdoor music festival. Decision was made from requests
00:26:44.740from the musicians for anyone to be vaccinated backstage. I wouldn't be going backstage,
00:26:50.080so this wouldn't have been an issue. I gave them a situation. Musician comes to my booth.
00:26:55.400Do I have to ask everyone else at the booth if they're vaccinated? She replied,
00:26:59.240those musicians wouldn't be going to the market area my point exactly sheila says
00:27:04.900they will not refund my 500 vendor fee i told them they were acting illegally by asking for
00:27:11.220people's medical status she replied with well it's deleted right away i told her it doesn't
00:27:16.280matter they're still asking anyway feel free to share this information with anyone you want so
00:27:23.140i thought that i would share it with you all and not only that but i think that maybe we can help
00:27:30.040sheila out here maybe at least get her 500 back because aside from this whole coaccination thing
00:27:39.300this whole medical procedure thing which is a joke it's always been a joke but now it's an even
00:27:44.640bigger joke than it's ever been we got to get her 500 bucks back so let's call winnipeg folk festival
00:27:51.380Here's the number for those of you who live in Manitoba, 204-231-0096, and a toll-free number for those of you who live outside of Manitoba, 1-866-301-3823.
00:28:11.340So again, 204-231-0096 or 866-301-3823.
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00:30:13.480find them online tacit-investigations.com i see some people leaving right now and i find that
00:30:18.780interesting because jeff stone also has a group here on facebook it's called canadian patriot
00:30:24.360alliance and if you'll recall what i was saying to james top just a few minutes ago
00:30:28.980uh the forks has decided that canada day is no longer a thing and so people who and i'm sure
00:30:36.300there will be people gathering at the forks thinking woohoo fireworks and canadian flags
00:30:41.620and face painting and all that stuff that's usually there it's not going to be there this year
00:30:45.840they're calling it a new day celebration in other words they're trying to eliminate canada day and
00:30:52.880i'm sure this will be happening in different major cities across the country so jeff stone has a plan
00:30:58.600Jeff Stone over there at Tasset Investigations and Security and the Canadian Patriot Alliance.
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00:31:44.760might be going how else would you spell jeff well there's a g-e-o-f-f spelling as well jeff stone
00:31:51.780and i'm sure you're going to come across a lot of jeff stones if you're not friends with jeff
00:31:56.520he's a dapper looking fella he also does some acting as well so he's got kind of a one of those
00:32:03.320blue steel things going on in his profile picture just so you know which jeff stone you're looking
00:32:11.260for tacit-investigations.com all right let's go through some news stories here oh we did the
00:32:18.200winnipeg folk festival one already and i'm very happy i did that look at this you know when you
00:32:23.960file a Freedom of Information Act, a FOI, you have to pay a certain amount of money and you expect
00:32:31.000to get all of the information, right? As Canadian citizens, we should be entitled to all information
00:32:36.880that is filed through the government for whatever reason. Well, the Trudeau government this year
00:32:44.100spent $39 million to blackout access to information documents, you know, redacting.
00:32:50.120remember there was a great committee last year i think it was the we the we scandal where pierre
00:32:56.360paliev was interrogating justin trudeau and just completely eviscerated him and he held up a
00:33:02.060document a freedom of information document and it was all blacked out the next page all blacked out
00:33:07.720the next page all blacked out every single word every single letter all blacked out what the hell
00:33:13.680is going on i thought this was supposed to be a transparent government the liberal government
00:33:18.120billed taxpayers $39 million for private contractors to black out access to information documents
00:33:25.020requested by the public. According to Black Locks Reporter, and if you guys want the best news
00:33:30.640coverage in the country, subscribe to Black Locks. Never mind any other media source. These guys,
00:33:36.360well, you know, here, of course, obviously, and True North and Rebel News and Western Standard,
00:33:41.380you know, the independents. But get rid of all that left-wing corporate media that you may or
00:33:45.020may not watch and handle Black Locks Reporter. Don't read the papers. They're only going to poison
00:33:50.000your brain. Black Locks Reporter, several companies received millions of dollars for
00:33:55.000their censorship work. An inquiry of ministry requested by conservative MP Kelly McCauley
00:34:00.320shows contracts provided to consultants related to the processing of requests made under the
00:34:05.320Access to Information Act since January 1st, 2020. The contracts ranged from $15,000 to nearly
00:34:12.860two hundred thousand dollars in paid work that is how transparent this government is ladies and
00:34:21.060gentlemen it is absolutely ridiculous mike boyd jackas is down there in steinback at a town hall
00:34:27.540meeting going on there i understand you were speaking tonight mike is that correct yeah i'm
00:34:32.140no longer at the town hall meeting i left i'm in the center of canada right now oh hey that's where
00:35:36.960he's gonna pop back onto the screen hopefully in just a second this is a great story we're getting
00:35:45.160these small wins all across the country a couple of them have happened in Ontario so far this is
00:35:51.940an arbitrator this is not a court and it's a small win but a win is a win a vaccine mandate for
00:35:59.900Canadian Stellantis employees that was fought by some Unifor locals has been struck down by an
00:36:06.320arbitrator in a decision made after, quote, careful review and not without considerable
00:36:11.240personal reservation. All right. So this arbitrator says, I didn't want to do this,
00:36:17.660but I had to because this is a letter in the law. Arbitrator Marilyn Nairn sided with Fiat
00:36:23.760Chrysler Automobiles Canada, the Stellantis subsidiary in including that the two dose
00:36:29.800vaccine policy was reasonable at the outset and continued to be reasonable, which is complete
00:36:35.940garbage, but she went along with that anyway. But following a review of evidence surrounding
00:36:41.040waning immunity and the effect of the Omicron variant, she concluded there was negligible
00:36:45.840difference in the risk of transmission between receiving two doses of this vaccine and remaining
00:36:51.580unvaccinated, and therefore the policy was no longer reasonable. However, she did add this
00:36:57.360caveat, which I find funny. This decision should be in no way taken as support for remaining
00:37:03.880unvaccinated against COVID-19 absent a legitimate exemption. Screw you, Marilyn. I'm going to take
00:37:10.020it that way anyhow. So this is a very small victory, you guys, but it's still a victory
00:37:15.020for our side, and I do believe that the victories will continue to come. All right, Mike, down there
00:37:21.380in Steinbeck, can you hear me, Mike? I can hear you perfectly now. Okay, and I can hear you. So
00:37:26.180what happened down there tonight in Steinbeck? So basically in Steinbeck, they're building
00:37:31.160communities by having uh town hall meetings and getting i think there was about 80 people there
00:37:36.540tonight uh pretty good turnout and uh i shared some stories with them and uh shared on how we
00:37:42.500could build communities uh get eaten alive here by mosquitoes but uh the senator of canada has
00:37:48.280got the biggest mosquitoes crazy but anyways um it was uh it was a good time and uh uh it was
00:37:54.160educational and it's just good to see that people are getting together and what i liked about going
00:37:58.520stand back today it wasn't just older people there was a lot of young people there taking part
00:38:04.120a lot of young people trying to figure out what they could do parents wanting to know how they
00:38:09.540can help their kids and and I shared some stories about some kids that I'm working with right now
00:38:13.940and helping them trying to find their way back to life again so it was it was really interesting to
00:38:20.920to see how people people love Canada people love their freedom people want to want to be with
00:38:26.860their families they they never want uh what happened in canada to ever happen again to uh
00:38:31.760to the elderly folks um these younger kids are walking around really lost right now shadow and
00:38:37.480uh you know on the way uh to this today i heard that uh winnipeg's got the highest murder rate
00:38:43.380again this year but what do you expect when they lock people down for two years what do you think
00:38:47.080is going to happen well we were always big murder city before all of this but yeah it's it's getting
00:38:52.680really bad out there right now and you know we talked about the suicides we talked about the
00:38:56.300drug overdoses we talked about mike let me ask you a question like i haven't been down to stein
00:39:00.980back uh in the last while and i'm wondering what the vibe down there is and the reason i ask that
00:39:06.320is because you spend a lot of time in the city and you get the the city vibe right which is you're
00:39:10.300still seeing people walking around wearing those ridiculous breathing barriers on a day like today
00:39:15.320where it was 30 degrees with the humid x it was more like 40 and i i felt like stopping somebody
00:39:20.640today in the street wearing one of those things and saying you are going to suffocate yourself
00:39:25.320take that off what's it like down there well i could honestly tell you that i didn't see one
00:39:30.580person with a with a breathing barrier on um people came out and uh they were uh wearing
00:39:36.240shorts and t-shirts and and uh just wanting to educate themselves and what they could do to
00:39:41.820make it better for their families out there but i think steinbeck gives you more of a of a country
00:39:47.020feel where people are more open to listening and more open to um getting together and having those
00:39:53.900community meetings and just talking the problem with community meetings is even in winnipeg we
00:39:59.280need to get these meetings much bigger they need to be larger there needs to be numbers there
00:40:03.360just like canada day for them to do what they're doing to us on canada day and trying to take that
00:40:07.780away from us too that's what we need to come together not with violence but come together
00:40:12.320by the hundreds of thousands and bring our flags out and say look you're not taking canada day
00:40:16.780away from us this is important we live in canada we're canadians we're proud canadians and that's
00:40:22.320why we have Canada Day. And I think if you were to do that in Steinbeck, I think people would come
00:40:26.960up by the thousands in Steinbeck and represent Canada the way it should be represented.
00:40:32.040And I encourage, again, not in a violent way, but I encourage people to vote on Canada Day,
00:40:36.520bring their flags, and be a proud Canadian, because that's what we are.
00:40:40.260Have you noticed a lot more apathy lately with people?
00:40:45.120I think a lot of people are coming over to our side. A lot of people are finally starting to
00:40:49.980realize that the government's been lying to them something's wrong and they're open to listen
00:40:54.560finally i know there was friends that i had a long time ago and they they would say to me are
00:40:58.280you freaking crazy what are you doing and then now they're coming to me and say hey can you tell me
00:41:02.740more about what you told me before so i think people are more open to listening uh they want
00:41:07.340to hear what the alternative is um i mean they're finding out a lot of things that the that weren't
00:41:13.400told to them before i mean a perfect example is pfizer hiding what was in the vaccine and wanting
00:41:18.860to hide it for 150 years and then all of a sudden it coming home people reading what was in that
00:41:24.180vaccine and some of them are really terrified and i mean a lot of people won't admit that they've
00:41:28.920they made a bad choice but we talked about this before shadow vaccinated or non-vaccinated it's
00:41:35.380it's your choice but at least now they're they're open-minded and they're wanting to find out
00:41:40.520what the freedom side has been doing and why they've been fighting so hard so i'm really happy
00:41:46.160to to see that and i think we need to have more um town halls i think we definitely need to have
00:41:51.680more younger people get together so the younger generation can see that we're fighting a good
00:41:57.320cause and they can look at the size of these mosquitoes are huge can you see it i can even
00:42:01.200i can see them buzzing around on the screen there it's kind of funny watching a guy wearing a suit
00:42:06.000and tie walking around in a field off the highway by the way is that is that tie a clip on did you
00:42:13.620pull that tie off that that's a clip-on tie i know it is not a clip-on tie it's a real it's a
00:42:19.000clip you can pull it right off ever since you've said that on your show people are coming up to me
00:42:23.300at funerals and pulling yanking on your tie yeah i i'm not surprised because you did that that one
00:42:28.260time and and now everybody thinks that you're wearing a clip-on tie i haven't worn one since
00:42:32.860i was four so anyway uh we have a big night coming up on wednesday night at the park west hotel
00:42:38.360a couple of weeks ago we were there with wayne peters and doug force you guys might remember
00:42:43.200So Laurel and Tyler Thompson and the Grizzly Patriot Mark Friesen are going to be there doing a conversation, Q&A kind of a thing on Wednesday night at 7 o'clock.
00:42:51.840Tickets are $10 at the door and doors open at 530.
00:42:54.840And I will be seeing you there that night.
00:42:58.180Mike, how can we get more young people?
00:45:33.700And basically, we're going to stay there the entire summer.
00:45:38.220We're going to implement our strategy and our plan to lean on the government through education, information, etc.
00:45:47.340Ottawa is preparing for the return of anti-COVID mandate protests as Veterans for Freedom say they intend to set up camp east of the city and won't leave until the final COVID restrictions are lifted.
00:45:58.040Our organization believes in inclusive patriotism.
00:46:00.940We don't care about your race, your sexuality, creed, gender, ethnicity or vaccination status.
00:46:07.900We believe in putting Canadians first, all Canadians.
00:46:11.060Anti-mandate activists will be in Ottawa the week before
00:49:19.760Huh. But as the search term mass formation exploded in popularity, Google responded by manipulating the search engine results in an attempt to discredit Desmond and show people in their search results information that would cause them to discount the importance of his work.
00:49:36.500that's what they do with everything if it becomes too popular they just completely and totally
00:49:43.140derank the story the actual story and then start putting in its place three or four pages of
00:49:48.940reasons why you shouldn't believe this person it's absolutely nefarious and that needs to stop
00:49:55.060and every time there's been some kind of a congressional uh hearing on this stuff the three
00:50:01.340big ones the guy from google and you got mark zuckerberg and the guy who used to be with twitter
00:50:05.860jack whatever come in and lie to their faces i haven't got that information in front of me senator
00:50:11.760but this this really needs to stop this de-ranking of information because that's what this is it is
00:50:20.680information information that people should be allowed to read and then decide for themselves
00:50:26.260that is something that you can say to your extreme left-wing friends if you ever have
00:50:36.420this conversation when you say censorship they say what are you talking about this is what happens
00:50:41.680and censorship in itself is nefarious because if something gets censored the people on the other
00:50:47.820side will never ever have a chance to read it so how can you prove it was ever there in the first
00:50:51.640place. It got censored. Prove it. I can't. It's been taken down. Why do they do this? Well, Dr.
00:51:03.600McCullough thinks it's because Google is at the core of the global cabal and movement towards
00:51:08.440totalitarianism. Those who refuse to learn from history are bound to repeat it, they say,
00:51:14.320and this appears particularly pertinent in the present day because, as explained by Professor
00:51:18.900Desmond if we don't understand how mass formation occurs and what it leads to we can't prevent it
00:51:25.480how did Desmond reach the conclusion that we were in the process of mass formation
00:51:29.040here's his explanation and you guys should search for videos with this guy in it go to
00:51:36.840a bit shoot if you have to or rumble Dr. Desmond fascinating stuff he actually I saw one
00:51:44.320him and a couple of other people in a round table last week very very interesting video
00:51:50.320so he says in the beginning of the corona crisis back in february of 2020 i started to study the
00:51:56.460statistics on the mortality rates of the virus the infection fatality rates the case fatality
00:52:01.100rates and so on and immediately i got the impression and with me several world famous
00:52:06.460statisticians such as john iodineus ianitas of stanford for instance that the statistics
00:52:13.400and mathematical models used dramatically overrated the danger of the virus. Immediately I wrote an
00:52:20.260opinion paper trying to bring some of the mistakes to people's attention, but I noticed immediately
00:52:24.680that people just don't want to know. It was as if they didn't even see the most blatant mistakes at
00:52:30.700the level of the statistics that were used. People were just not capable of seeing it.
00:52:37.500This early experience made him decide to focus on the psychology mechanisms at play in society
00:52:42.600and he became convinced that what we're seeing
00:52:45.700were in fact the effects of a large-scale process of mass formation
00:52:51.000because the most salient characteristic of this psychological trend
00:52:54.640is that it makes people radically blind to everything
00:52:58.060that goes against the narrative they believe in.
00:53:01.320They basically become incapable of distancing themselves from their beliefs
00:53:05.360and therefore cannot take in or evaluate new data.