00:10:49.520Now, there's a lot of people out there who have been kind of at loose ends since the convoy wrapped up or was forcefully removed from Ottawa a couple of weeks ago.
00:11:04.520what do we do next was it a failure no right now there's a massive freedom convoy in the united
00:11:13.480states i've seen some video of that online it's absolutely amazing this also spawned similar
00:11:22.360events in different countries all over the world so was it a failure absolutely not it was not
00:11:28.760a failure not in the least well what's next shadow well guys you can only do one of these
00:11:38.540once something this big you could do it again but it wouldn't have the same impact
00:11:45.260i've got a facebook window up so bear with me
00:11:49.700um like terry fox for example when terry fox ran across canada for cancer research that was
00:11:58.360amazing, right? Everybody was, wow, Terry Fox. And then, of course, he couldn't make the whole trip
00:12:02.440because cancer got the better of him. So a few years later, a guy named Steve Fonio, who just
00:12:07.960died last week, did it. He actually made it across the country on one leg, same as Terry Fox.
00:12:14.560Not as celebrated because the first time you do something of this magnitude, that's when it
00:12:21.300sticks out. So could we do another convoy? Sure we could, but it wouldn't have the same kind of
00:12:26.800impact. This kind of thing can only happen once. The question is, what do we do next? Well, this
00:12:32.920past weekend, there was a freedom chain that stretched. I'm not going to say it stretched
00:12:36.640across Canada because that would take more people than the population of this country to actually
00:12:41.660make it go from Vancouver Island to Bonavista all the way across. But there were great shows of
00:12:48.500people from what I saw around the perimeter highway here in the Winnipeg area. And I saw
00:12:55.700some great support in victoria 10 000 people at a rally there saw lots of support from the bc
00:13:03.120interior saw lots of support from the calgary area on their new ring road saskatchewan same thing
00:13:08.140all across ontario toronto people holding hands in unity was it as big no did it get as much
00:13:15.940coverage absolutely not the next big thing is going to come you guys because we still haven't
00:13:23.280gotten the whole reason for that convoy to ottawa was to get rid of the federal mandates and that
00:13:30.160still hasn't happened yet trudeau right now is in the uk discussing with the other high level
00:13:37.180government officials what to do about the situation in ukraine like anybody is going to listen to
00:13:42.900trudeau but when he gets back is he going to have to quarantine for two weeks 10 days whatever the
00:13:50.180rule is these days or is he just going to be able to glide right back into his office like nothing
00:13:54.320ever happened probably right because he's one of the elites there's the elites and then there's
00:14:02.880everybody else that's how they're making the world out to be and it's gotten worse over the past few
00:14:08.800years don't kid yourself there's a lot of people i'm sure you've heard this screaming about the
00:14:13.480middle class is going away there's no middle class left anymore oh my god it's rich or poor and that's
00:14:19.140it well yes that's actually been happening and it was terribly accelerated through the last couple
00:14:26.340of years the largest transfer of wealth in the history of the planet happened in the last two
00:14:32.920years and who were the recipients big companies already large huge companies apple amazon companies
00:14:40.520like that. So what can we do about that? Well, there are ideas. How do we get out of it? There
00:14:51.280are ideas. The first thing we have to do is get rid of these ridiculous mandates. Now, they're
00:14:59.040coming down in different provinces. The federal mandates still haven't gone. There's court cases
00:15:04.700up the wazoo, federal and provincial court cases that will make an impact.
00:15:10.220But that's going to be a distraction moving forward, guys.
00:15:12.940You've got to keep our eye on the ball here.
00:15:34.360this guy is amazing i mean i've seen so many videos of him talking about the constitution
00:15:42.560about our freedoms and and he knows everything i mean like if you you know i look at the charter
00:15:48.080and i go all right that's section uh seven freedom of the person uh right to travel this guy
00:15:55.160now he wrote it or at least was partially responsible for it obviously as one of the
00:16:01.22010 premiers in the room going through the negotiations, plus Prime Minister Trudeau,
00:16:05.780the senior at the time. But the way he talks with such power and such conviction, and yes,
00:16:11.060Brian Peckford is taking the federal government to court as well, under Section 7, the freedom to
00:16:16.060move within the country. He had to pick one, one of the sections of the charter that was breached
00:16:23.700into him. He thought that was the most viable. But that doesn't mean that the other court cases
00:16:27.840coming to the federal courts will deal with section seven they could deal with section two
00:16:33.600they could deal with section 12 they could deal with section five and six all of them have been
00:16:37.960breached your right to assemble look at it i mean i swear to god you know what i knew we had a
00:16:44.760charter two years ago and i knew some of the things in the charter but i in the last couple
00:16:50.660of years what about you same thing in the last couple of years you read that thing man you read
00:16:55.300that thing you know that thing we going forward as canadian citizens need to know what our rights
00:17:03.800are and what they're not and i think a lot of these court cases that are coming up in the next
00:17:08.400few months are definitely going to define that simply because there's so many gray areas
00:17:13.840but what i do know is there isn't one province not one province that has the power to even under an
00:17:24.600emergency act to usurp the charter of rights and freedoms as enshrined in our constitution which is
00:17:30.920the supreme law of this country period that's why all of these tickets are not getting paid i've got
00:17:39.340a couple of tickets i'm going to court via phone in the next couple of weeks you see these tickets
00:17:45.040the pink papers hanging in the back there i got a couple of tickets worth 1296 dollars i'm going
00:17:50.120to say, no, I have the right to peacefully assemble. I don't see how you can charge me
00:17:57.660$1,300 twice for that. Well, the mandate, I don't recognize a mandate under the Charter
00:18:04.660of Rights and Freedoms. As a matter of fact, even when Trudeau invoked the Emergencies
00:18:08.700Act a couple of weeks ago, everybody was saying, and this is absolutely true, a lot of people
00:18:15.240didn't hear it but everybody was saying that the charter of rights and freedoms is still applicable
00:18:23.560under the emergencies act there's only so many things he can do and even even though he said
00:18:29.700we'll stick with it within the charter he didn't he did not and so that's another thing that is
00:18:38.020being taken to court now still there's three organizations taking trudeau to court over this
00:18:43.180And the hearing is coming up in the next month. It has to because that's written into the EA.
00:18:52.340But what's next? Well, we've got our eye focused on that and possibly the situation over in Ukraine right now.
00:19:02.200What should we be looking at? There's been a lot of chatter about the Great Reset and the World Economic Forum in the past couple of weeks.
00:19:10.020a lot of people are going hmm who is this guy who is this klaus schwab character well i've got a
00:19:18.360video i've got a video to play for you guys later on in the show that explains exact and plus i mean
00:19:25.480read his wikipedia page everything about that guy that you need to know is on that page even though
00:19:32.720wikipedia is completely owned by the cabal they say it i mean that's the thing about this
00:19:39.860this guy and the great reset everything is out there in the open for everybody to see and still
00:19:47.040for some reason the normies call it conspiracy theory it's not a conspiracy theory i mean i will
00:19:57.180show you tonight that you can find it anywhere so the mask mandate drops in manitoba next week
00:20:06.520next tuesday i think in your province it may already be gone but here in manitoba it drops
00:20:12.760next week but what about schools are are schools still going to require their kids to wear masks
00:20:17.760if they do and i was a parent of a school-aged child i would be all up in their face man it would
00:20:24.040be an ugly scene ugly ugly scene so this story comes from ctv
00:20:32.360the mask mandated manitoba coming to an end this includes schools and like it's cool it includes
00:20:42.060everywhere everywhere but just like the vaccine passport remember i mean just because that
00:20:50.220mandates through does and we're going to give you a list coming up later on in the show and not
00:20:55.240too much later i'll give you a list of the places that are not doing the vaccine passport up on this
00:21:02.040page here, there's a partial list of places that are still doing the vaccine passport. You can feel
00:21:09.340free to have a look at that. Manitoba education and early childhood learning strongly recommends
00:21:17.480school and child care facility officials follow the guidance of the chief provincial public health
00:21:22.360officer, including removing mask mandates in indoor settings as the public health focus shifts
00:21:27.780to individual risk assessment as it always should have been that came from education minister wayne
00:21:34.260uasco the department will continue to work with divisions and schools to address local concerns
00:21:39.620as elected officials school boards and trustees are charged with decision making that addresses
00:21:44.420their local needs including if they choose to continue requiring the use of masks absolutely
00:21:50.260absolutely outrageous. CTV News Winnipeg reached out to several school divisions to see what their
00:22:06.140plans are for when the mask mandate ends. The Winnipeg School Division's Board of Trustees will
00:22:11.460discuss it tonight. The Seven Oak School Division said it will be guided by provincial health
00:22:17.340orders. The Louis Riel School Division said education stakeholders have a meeting with
00:22:22.460public health this week. Who are the education stakeholders, by the way? We still haven't
00:22:27.020figured that out. Is that the parents? Who are these education stakeholders? And we'll
00:22:34.460communicate with its community on the matter following the meeting. And the River East
00:22:39.300Transcona School Division said in its communication with the province regarding how its school
00:22:44.520will be affected. They'll provide more information later on this week. St. James Assiniboia School
00:22:49.280Division said they're meeting with the province on the 10th and will communicate. Why are they
00:22:53.140meeting with the province? They've released the mandates. You don't have to meet with the province
00:22:58.340anymore. It's over. The division's scolaire Franco-Manitoban said it will likely make its
00:23:05.020decision this week and is waiting to receive. You know what? If my kid was in school and they kept
00:23:11.440this mask mandate going. That's it. I'd pull them out and I'd start the homeschooling. And I think
00:23:17.300a lot of people are going down that road, guys. A lot of people are going down that road.
00:23:25.440We're going to get to this great reset in the next 10 or 15 minutes or so. Who is Klaus Schwab? What
00:23:32.060is this great reset? Ever heard the guy talk? Don't forget to like and share. Tell your friends
00:23:37.500about this show so they can come and hang with you there's still a lot of people out there
00:23:42.560who are feeling alone right they feel alone in all this they may have been ridiculed they may
00:23:50.400have been bullied and they need a place to go and this is a good place to go a lot of people come
00:23:55.860here just for the camaraderie that happens in the uh in the comment section i know we get some trolls
00:24:01.180every now and again guys but i mean the trolls are easily squashed there's no big deal when it
00:24:06.880comes to the trolls I was talking to Mike for Jack is today from from voyage
00:24:13.180funeral homes and he was telling me some pretty sad stories there's one story in
00:24:21.160particular I'm not going to name any names here and I was hoping to have them
00:24:25.840on the show tonight and maybe they will appear on the show in the next couple of
00:24:29.860weeks once they sit down with a lawyer but young lady two kids she's pregnant by the way at the
00:24:38.720moment that this story happens she's got asthma she walks into a store she's got her mask down
00:24:46.520because she's having a rough time breathing and the baby is putting a lot of pressure on her
00:24:52.020rib cage and turn on her lungs and she's got a rough time breathing as it is with the asthma
00:39:29.620I'm not mocking the situation, but that's, that's what they jumped to immediately.
00:39:33.660I am mocking the virtue signaling that's going on all over social media. Pray for Ukraine. I'm going to go to a rally with a blue and red shirt on. That will show my support.
00:39:47.040Look it. Here's the thing. If you truly feel this way, if you really feel this way, if you absolutely feel like something terrible is going on over there, then get your vaccinated ass on a plane, get to Ukraine, go and pick up one of those guns their government's given away and start shooting.
00:40:05.940there's a lot of people sending money over there right now they have no idea where it's going
00:40:18.600right send it to the red cross we're saving people who knows because there's scam after scam
00:40:26.920after scam after scam and when do scam artists tend to think that the best time for a scam is
00:40:35.420you're in conflict you're in confusion like right now
00:40:39.480i mean i certainly hope you know if you did send money over there and look i'm not saying
00:40:47.360sending money over there if you're sending it to a worthy cause where you absolutely
00:40:51.260know where that money is going that's great but if you don't absolutely know then don't do it
00:40:59.440i've seen plenty of video from over there guys i've talked to plenty of people i know a lot of
00:41:05.260ukrainian people right here in winnipeg i know a lot of them and you know what they say i talked
00:41:13.880to my uh my grandma on the phone last night in kiev she's fine hasn't heard one bomb nothing
00:41:19.840life is normal now i don't ask a lot of questions because it's not my business
00:41:27.600but it's still life is normal for a lot of people over there there's only two or three
00:41:34.760specific regions that putin is targeting why that's what you got to think about in the meantime
00:41:41.080how are russians back home here in canada being treated has anybody has anybody found out are they
00:41:48.080forced to say things like we support ukraine so they don't get their restaurant or their store
00:41:53.360burned down because that's what happens you know people get overzealous from time to time
00:42:02.020and they do things like that doesn't have to be a muslim you know it doesn't have to be a skin
00:42:09.800color thing it could be a nationality thing and the russian ukrainian conflict it goes back
00:42:16.100centuries you guys centuries this is not our fight and i realize that there's a lot of ukrainians but
00:42:23.620you know you know how many russians do you know how many russians are here people of russian descent
00:45:06.460Because if it's negligible and worse, you've made people bankrupt and you've killed them, drove them into suicide and drug addiction, then you need to be held accountable.
00:45:17.520And that's where the apologies start coming in.
00:45:20.900That's why all these politicians and health bureaucrats are starting to duck for cover, right?
00:45:27.460Like the health minister in Ontario last week.
00:51:49.540A new variant can easily emerge and the people who have been wrong for two years will go right back to forcing their failed prescriptions on us all.
00:51:58.560Last year, right around the same time, we saw a loosening of COVID-19 restrictions, only to have them come roaring back with the Delta variant in the summer.
01:00:56.140Human-centric digital identities are an enabler to alleviate the global risks of health, movement, travel, and trade highlighted in the COVID-19 Risks Outlook from May of 2020
01:01:23.280To an individual being able to enter venues or travel to relying upon education and work certificates issued remotely to remotely signing property contracts, but with contact tracing, self-declaration, or health credential approaches facing scrutiny, how do we enable the new normal?
01:01:42.640People are worried about the impact of technology on their personal data management.
01:01:47.78066% of people lack trust in data based on the Edelman Trust Barometer.
01:01:52.980But there is one fundamental digital infrastructure layer that can bring transparency to interactions.
01:05:15.200Capture of democratic structures and institutions.
01:05:18.100right here schwab is publisher of the world economic forum's 2010 global redesign report
01:05:25.740postulates that a globalized world is best managed by a self-selected coalition of multinational
01:05:31.460corporations governments including the un system and select civil society organizations he argues
01:05:38.980that governments are no longer the overwhelmingly dominant actors on the world stage and that the
01:05:43.820time has come for a new stakeholder paradigm of international governance the world economic
01:05:49.520forum's vision includes a public private un in which certain specialized agencies would operate
01:05:55.840under joint state and non-state governance systems according to the transnational institute
01:06:01.780the forum is hence planning to replace a recognized democratic model with a model
01:06:07.660where a self-selected group of stakeholders make decisions on behalf of the people
01:06:13.820The think tank summarizes that we're increasingly entering a world where gatherings such as Davos are a silent global coup d'etat to capture governance.
01:11:08.780The term United Nations was suggested by Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 32nd President of the United States.
01:11:16.040This happened in 1942, three years before the U.N.'s official founding, when the Declaration of the United Nations was signed by 26 countries, including the U.S., the U.K., the Soviet Union, and the Republic of China.
01:11:30.540This declaration was largely under the leadership of U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt,
01:11:35.560U.K. Prime Minister Winston Churchill, and Soviet leader Joseph Stalin.
01:11:40.640Although ending the war seemed to be the motive for this United Nations movement,
01:11:45.300the first page of the 1942 declaration reveals multiple aims,
01:11:49.420with numerous organs created as part of the U.N.
01:11:53.100In its Economic and Social Council, population is one of the many commissions.
01:11:57.320There has been some progress in reducing the level of the birth rate as access to family planning has increased.
01:12:05.880Ultimately, though, they need to have the access to the means of reducing their family size, and that comes through access to modern methods of contraception.
01:12:14.220The whole push for population control, contraception, abortion, is based on a false assumption that there is a limited amount of wealth, and the more people there are to divide it up among, the less people will have. This is Malthus.
01:12:29.580Thomas Malthus, an Anglican cleric, was famous for his late 18th century essay on the principle of population, in which he pushed for population control, saying, quote, population must always be kept down to the level of the means of subsistence.
01:12:45.720As was shown in the disproofs of Malthus, no, the more people you have, the faster you have economic growth, if people have access to the means to become productive.
01:12:59.200Before technology started advancing, it was human labor.
01:13:03.540This is why back in the, you know, hundreds of years ago, rulers would actually pay bounties to people to have more children, because that meant more labor.
01:13:14.920The roots of the UN go back even further, to the early 20th century with President Woodrow Wilson, commonly known as the first globalist president of the United States, who founded the League of Nations, headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland.
01:13:29.300This was the first worldwide intergovernmental organization whose principal mission was to
01:13:34.640maintain world peace. Although it was established after the First World War in 1920 and only lasted
01:13:40.880till 1946, this failed global effort was the precursor to the United Nations.
01:13:47.080Less than a half century later, at the 1992 Earth Summit, the UN put together Agenda 21,
01:13:53.400A non-binding action plan on so-called sustainable development.
01:13:58.780The meeting was attended and agreed to by then-President George H.W. Bush, along with 177 other nations.
01:14:06.500Agenda 21 called for a global partnership where the UN plays a key role.
01:14:18.820I guess that's it. Oh, that's too bad because it was just getting good.
01:14:24.260Some of you may have heard of the Great Reset.
01:14:27.140That's the hiding in plain sight agenda of the World Economic Forum.
01:19:10.600I saw one guy last week try and make extrapolation after extrapolation
01:19:14.920because of a bank account or something that he had
01:19:17.800that tied to this, that tied to that, that tied to this.
01:19:20.740And by the time he was done tying all these things together,
01:19:23.280It was like a thread and an anvil was hanging off the bottom of it.
01:19:27.460The story just didn't hold water, at least not to me.
01:19:30.940So you go back and you look at all of the things Pierre Polyev has said publicly and not so publicly, meaning that he may have done a podcast two or three years ago, a smaller podcast, you know, where there's not as many viewers.
01:19:44.980And he'll say things a little more off the cuff in a situation like that.
01:19:48.440And never have I ever heard this guy sing the praises of Klaus Schwab at any time or the Davos crowd.
01:19:58.600This guy is nothing but, like, economics.
01:20:04.980That's what this guy, that's his world, right?