The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Monday May 23rd⧸2022

00:00:00.000 I hope you had a fantastic May long weekend.

00:00:04.280 Welcome to Shadow at Night.

00:00:06.120 This is Monday, May the 23rd, 2022.

00:00:10.360 And on the show tonight, we have a concerned parent,

00:00:12.960 a concerned Winnipeg parent whose daughter was given a questionnaire at her school.

00:00:17.400 She was told by one teacher it was not absolutely mandatory to take it.

00:00:20.980 She was told by another teacher it is absolutely mandatory to take it.

00:00:25.100 The questions on the questionnaire, very questionable.

00:00:28.080 and so brad wilder is that concerned parent and he will be joining the show tonight hello

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00:04:55.540 I want to bring on Brad Wilder.

00:04:57.140 Brad is a concerned parent here in the Winnipeg area.

00:05:01.800 Brad, thank you for coming on the show tonight.

00:05:03.320 I appreciate it.

00:05:04.300 Well, thank you very much for having me.

00:05:05.600 I know that this is a topic that will ring through most Manitobans that get to hear this message.

00:05:13.540 And I want to, you know, you've got such a diverse base of listeners and followers across the country.

00:05:20.000 And I want them to know that some of this is happening in their own backyards.

00:05:24.180 and we'll get to that too tonight well you know what we hear a lot about this happening in the

00:05:29.380 united states and i think the reason for that is that the media down there at least it seems as

00:05:34.500 though it's far more free than it is up here uh all of it up here seems to be the left-wing

00:05:39.380 corporate media and none of them want to report on any of this going on therefore you have less

00:05:44.700 people who are aware of the situation let me ask you this have you talked to any other concerned

00:05:48.680 parents regarding this particular situation that you found yourself in now actually i i have and

00:05:53.980 um, you know, they're concerned as well. Now they, they had no idea. And after we start to get into

00:05:59.860 some of the questions that my, my 15 year old daughter was asked during this poll, um, you'll

00:06:06.540 find that, um, there were, you know, a lot of parents that took a look at, you know, these

00:06:13.360 questions online that I posted so that they could see in a private chat. And they all,

00:06:19.640 one of the things i said right at the end was um what did your kids say about you you know because

00:06:27.320 this wasn't just about the kids this was about the parents too and you know you're asking i mean

00:06:31.840 the only question i can see that they didn't ask was what my personal income was and if they did

00:06:36.860 that i guess we'd start talking about them being you know really treading on water right because

00:06:42.360 that's going to be in the next one why why don't we why don't we go through some of the questions

00:06:48.800 on this survey and first of all how did you find out about this did your daughter come right to you

00:06:53.740 or did you just happen to see this in her backpack or something you know actually it started out it's

00:06:58.180 on it's all digital so it's all on her laptop um again she showed up to school they started

00:07:04.740 talking about it uh at the beginning of one class and they said that you know you kids are going to

00:07:09.400 have to take this poll for us and um it's not mandatory the one teacher said and so my daughter

00:07:15.840 didn't fill it out during that class instead she went on to her next class and that was drama and

00:07:21.560 that's where the drama teacher made a decision to actually say well it's not mandatory but if you

00:07:28.080 don't do it today they're going to make you do it anyway so you might as well just get it done

00:07:31.940 and that that you know comes across as a threat well that's almost like it's almost like part of

00:07:39.260 the curriculum i mean if you don't do it today they're going to make you do it eventually so

00:07:42.980 you may as well just get it done that's and that's exactly right i thought that there was

00:07:46.760 something wrong there my daughter recognized it immediately just because it it was made to be

00:07:53.300 non-voluntary or non-mandatory yet she's telling them that it is mandatory so my daughter says i

00:07:59.860 don't want to do this and the teacher says well you're just going to have to do it no matter what

00:08:03.980 and that was where she took pictures she started to immediately photo take pictures with her cell

00:08:12.160 phone of the of the actual of the the poll online so after she started taking pictures she went

00:08:20.420 through all the questions she she didn't you know necessarily tell the truth on any of the questions

00:08:26.460 and nor would I expect her to she she's a very smart girl and she knows what's going on in the

00:08:31.260 world right now and we haven't kept her eyes closed to any of it but nonetheless when she

00:08:37.820 got these pictures um there were 12 pictures that were really concerning to her and that's why she

00:08:44.080 took these 12 pictures now these are pictures of the questions and we'll you know whether or not

00:08:51.180 you want to talk about the company first or you want to talk about the actual questions first i

00:08:56.040 think the questions are maybe more hard-hitting than learning about the company we can pull that

00:09:00.660 up i agree i think we should talk about the questions so that people know exactly what

00:09:04.320 we're talking about here and then we can go and talk about the company and talk about these guys

00:09:09.260 forcing this stuff down our kids throats but first let me ask you what kind of a person is

00:09:13.660 your daughter is she naturally curious is she naturally uh inquisitive does she not

00:09:18.920 you know adhere to authority authority too well if it doesn't make sense um no she's the type of

00:09:24.900 girl that'll ask forgiveness rather than permission for sure um but at the same time she knows right

00:09:30.400 and wrong very well and she knows to not overstep that bound and a boundary and you know she's just

00:09:35.860 a good kid all the way around um she you know she's not the kid who's out on the street or

00:09:40.460 partying or anything we she's i take her to school i bring her home from school she stays you know

00:09:45.000 and runs the house and does stuff for us all the time so i mean realistically her and my my son

00:09:51.160 who's 18 now and just graduating as well um both have that uh have that ability to know right from

00:09:58.480 wrong and that that's the biggest part of this is um there's i can't believe that they've got

00:10:04.320 adults who don't know the difference between right and wrong because some of these questions are very

00:10:08.520 wrong okay well let's let's hear them man let's dive into this okay so one of the questions i'm

00:10:14.540 just looking off another monitor here so i'm sorry i'm not facing everybody but please indicate how

00:10:18.700 much you agree or disagree with each of the following now one of them is strongly agree

00:10:23.360 then there's disagree then there's neither agree nor disagree or there's a line of agree or

00:10:30.480 strongly agree well these are just the first few questions all and this is like one question with

00:10:38.220 multiple questions i guess in it so again please indicate how much you agree or disagree with each

00:10:44.940 of the following statements in general i like the way i am i like the way i look when i do something

00:10:51.420 i do it well overall i have a lot to be proud of a lot of things about me are good i feel good

00:10:58.900 about my ability to do schoolwork i feel good about myself oh okay um again i'm not sure where

00:11:07.120 the school part comes in on that okay that's more of a you know it sounds like a student counselor

00:11:14.340 thing maybe a human studies kind of a thing sure they're trying to see if the kid is you know

00:11:20.300 feeling good about themselves if there's any problems i can see that part as being reasonable

00:11:26.620 absolutely if it came out of the guidance counselor department with you know the right

00:11:31.420 you know sit down and discussion about you know that i agree but there's no follow-up here that's

00:11:37.820 not what this is about this is data collection so and that that is also a private situation too right

00:11:43.100 like that i mean i'd expect to be asked that question in a private you know situation exactly

00:11:49.900 you know call them in one at a time have the talk you know if you want to know that kind of stuff

00:11:54.120 but making you fill out an online you know for everyone to see form or or poll it just doesn't

00:12:00.540 and where was this information supposed to be going anyway like is it just to the school to

00:12:05.480 the school division well that's a great question when i asked the vice principal she couldn't give

00:12:11.020 me an answer on that she passed me off to the superintendent i went to um no no no that's a

00:12:17.640 great story i want to hear about that later let's go through the questions first okay great um so

00:12:22.300 next question shadow how often do your parents or and feel free to jump in here and just you know

00:12:28.100 answer these if you feel you want to you guys go ahead and answer like if you're watching right

00:12:32.840 now go ahead and write down the answers if you feel comfortable enough in the comment section

00:12:36.400 how often do your parents or other family members do each of the following

00:12:43.000 ask me how well i'm doing with my school work talk to me about my problems i might have at school

00:12:50.820 talk to me about why it's important that i do well at school ask me how well i'm getting along

00:12:58.140 with kids at school show interest in my school projects and encourage me to do well at school

00:13:06.540 intrusive so again yeah again more more of that general kind of you know how what are your parents

00:13:14.700 like um you know can we can we trust them to help you get a better education can we trust them on

00:13:20.160 helping you with your homework and your education because it's really important that what we teach

00:13:24.800 you you go home and teach them and if you don't teach them that's where the family you know break

00:13:31.080 up and divide starts to happen but we're going to get into that a little bit later too obviously

00:13:34.900 um next question is which parents usually live at home with you please check only one answer

00:13:41.920 so do you have two parents include step parents or guardians do you have one parent include step

00:13:49.280 parent or other guardian or i live in separate homes sometimes with one parent and sometimes

00:13:56.000 with another parent or there was also other at the very bottom so again interesting why they want to

00:14:06.200 know about me and and my wife as an example you know it doesn't make any sense i mean like i i

00:14:11.560 can see an open door policy in the school right like and again for the guidance counselor if a

00:14:18.120 student is feeling troubled by the things going on at home then the guidance counselor should be

00:14:22.980 able to say come on in here we can talk about it and here are some possible solutions for you

00:14:27.900 correct but to work it the other way around is very intrusive not just on the student but also

00:14:34.520 on the family please continue okay so we would like to ask you about the education that both

00:14:40.920 your parents received we will ask you to respond about one parent followed by your second parent

00:14:47.440 we would like you to think about one of your parents or step parents or guardians

00:14:52.340 did he or she graduate from high school yes or no or do not know

00:14:58.420 okay okay so yeah did he or she complete a trade or a community college diploma example carpentry

00:15:11.760 plumbing uh chef administrative assistant yes no do not know did he or she complete a university

00:15:19.920 degree bachelor of arts education engineering or science law nursing or medicine yes or no do not

00:15:27.440 know we're with you man i hear you next question is in your home do you have a quiet place to study

00:15:37.440 yes or no do you have your own room do you have your own computer and laptop do you have high

00:15:44.980 speed internet do you have computer software that you can use to do your homework and projects on

00:15:50.480 with classic literature for example shakespeare does your family have a musical instrument such

00:15:58.880 as a piano that you or your family members play does your family have works of fine art

00:16:05.160 for example paintings and sculptures and does your family have books that help you with your school

00:16:12.260 work sounds to me like their case in the place maybe they're going to rob you well i you know

00:16:18.540 what have you got after this 2030 you know um does your dad have a safe filled with cash money

00:16:24.820 and gold bullion in the basement underneath his desk that's it go ahead uh evil evil um

00:16:34.420 in our society people are often described by their race or racial background get ready for

00:16:40.880 this one which racial group best describes you select all that apply all okay black which is

00:16:50.400 african afro-caribbean african-canadian descent east asian chinese korean japanese taiwanese

00:17:00.380 descent indigenous first mate first nations metis or inuit descent latino latina

00:17:08.700 um latin america or hispanic descent um middle eastern is going to be arab persian west asian

00:17:19.160 descent afghan egyptian iranian lebanese turkish kurdish etc um south asian obviously south asian

00:17:27.920 descent east indian pakistan bangladesh sri lanka indo-caribbean etc southeast asia

00:17:35.500 filipino vietnamese cambodian um thai indonesia and southeast asian descent and then white

00:17:45.720 european descent or the last one which is a racial group not listed above

00:17:51.940 identity politics pretty much wayne peters from what's up canada and and wayne thank you for your

00:18:02.180 input tonight uh this is basically identity politics we talk about not having any race uh

00:18:08.220 ism right why do we care what the dissent is or you know where they're from why do we care about

00:18:14.620 that what's the what's the purpose of that but again that's never been explained let's continue

00:18:21.300 you want all right so how would you guys this is going to get better by the way i mean like

00:18:25.000 at the beginning of this questionnaire it seemed like okay you know what i can understand a couple

00:18:29.080 of these questions even though they're intrusive uh as we go through it it gets worse and worse

00:18:33.980 and worse well this is the next one and this is where it starts to get worse and worse and worse

00:18:38.000 so we're right there now so how would you describe your sexual orientation preference

00:18:42.000 straight lesbian gay bisexual two-spirit queer in another way unsure or questioning

00:18:50.300 so we've got the religion already covered off let's go after their sexual preferences next

00:18:58.200 i don't recall ever seeing a anything like this when we were growing up bud

00:19:04.300 no man i mean we we got up and we sang the national anthem and then god saved the queen

00:19:09.020 and uh nobody interfered in your sexual preferences or your ethnic backgrounds or

00:19:17.200 any of that stuff that's unless you know a buddy asked you you know like so you got a little bit

00:19:21.660 darker skin what's going on man like where are you from but that's a conversation between friends

00:19:27.280 that's right not between the school and the students how about the world because we don't

00:19:32.220 know where this data is going yet but we're going to talk about that later okay so go ahead no no i

00:19:38.660 just want to hear what's next i'm getting all right so do you consider yourself to be lesbian

00:19:42.240 and like i said feel free to just answer these yourself if you want to shadow um do you consider

00:19:47.800 yourself to be lesbian gay bisexual transgender queer and or um i don't know something there

00:19:55.980 it got cut off but i'm sure that t stands for something

00:19:59.180 it's a yes or no answer or i prefer not to respond do you consider yourself to be an ally

00:20:08.120 of the lgbtq2s plus community yes or no i prefer not to respond at the very bottom here it says

00:20:16.680 gender expression is how you present yourself to the world this can include your um and again

00:20:25.680 it got cut off your appeal uh to talk um is your gender expression mostly well maybe that's on the

00:20:37.200 actual next question here maybe i'll get that no it didn't it cut off there for some reason

00:20:41.820 but um right at the bottom it was talking about you know gender expression is how you present

00:20:47.240 yourself to the world um yeah moving on the next one is uh i wanted to i won't

00:20:58.400 um been in the broadcasting business like you for just a little too long and we know when to

00:21:05.020 bite our tongue right yeah yeah yeah now what is your religion and or spiritual affiliation

00:21:10.600 select all that apply buddhist christian hindu jewish muslim sikh indigenous spirituality

00:21:16.660 no religion or another religion or spiritual affiliation please specify so my daughter typed

00:21:24.500 in catholic so she she answered like i i don't know why i like uh i'm sorry man like i i would

00:21:34.640 have been as a student i would have been outraged by all of this but then there's peer pressure

00:21:38.540 you know i'm sure this was the talk of the school no not at all no not at all everybody sat down

00:21:45.260 took that little pole without even batting an eyelash man my daughter said that the kids in

00:21:49.500 her class were all just oh this is fun they don't have a clue man they don't have a clue

00:21:55.280 are they that conditioned uh they they are being conditioned there's no question about it i've seen

00:22:01.240 to change in my daughter since we've moved here to manitoba from alberta five years ago and i think

00:22:06.540 that um i hate i you know i love it here man i grew up here um i spent a lot of time in winnipeg

00:22:14.520 growing up in charleswood and stonewall and other places i've lived in you know northern manitoba up

00:22:20.380 in thompson the pond flin flon so i've i've got diversity in this province and i've been around

00:22:25.520 and um i love it here but i have to say that if i was going to go back to alberta it's because

00:22:30.620 because of the education system to be honest did they not have that did you check this out

00:22:36.220 no i didn't check it out because there's a lot of school divisions across the country that are

00:22:41.840 doing this um and again when i asked that question of how many school divisions in manitoba are

00:22:46.820 participating they couldn't give me any kind of an answer um i said well is it one is it six is

00:22:52.340 it just you guys by yourselves and she wouldn't answer my questions at all from the school board

00:22:57.220 uh office but i know that there's this this this this particular poll is it goes worldwide and

00:23:05.260 it's like to 6 300 school divisions or schools throughout the world yeah we're gonna get into

00:23:11.060 that brad we're gonna get it because i've got the document you sent me and it's it's a pretty

00:23:14.580 big deal but uh how you saw this your daughter brought this to your attention

00:23:19.400 you read through it your initial reaction was what's going on here absolutely what's going on

00:23:26.780 here and why are they asking these questions of a 15 year old girl in high school have you seen

00:23:32.780 anything like this previous hints of it anything well yeah absolutely i have you know uh we had a

00:23:39.080 run in a with the uh the same drama teacher earlier this year and in that um in that run

00:23:45.800 and i'll tell you that what went down was was again questionable on morals ethics and everything else

00:23:53.220 um but the uh the teacher went over to a friend of my daughter's during lunch hour

00:24:01.180 when my daughter wasn't there the girl who was the friend of my daughter sent my daughter

00:24:10.040 a text immediately after this conversation happened the drama teacher comes over to the table

00:24:16.400 says where's Lexi today asks where's Lexi and then she says Lexi's not here oh are you two dating

00:24:27.680 and you know the girl looks at the teacher and says what and you know again it came back to

00:24:37.520 are you guys dating and the girl looks at the teacher the drama teacher and says no

00:24:43.440 lexi and i aren't dating lexi's straight oh well i'll be your sad she says so i'll be your sad

00:24:53.680 meaning i'll cry for you and i'll feel sorry for you and i'll you know come come and i'll uh and

00:25:00.820 i'll comfort you and console you right and and that's what it was and it like she's almost

00:25:08.520 indicating that my daughter and Lexi should be dating, you know, and she takes it down that path

00:25:15.460 many, many times, um, throughout the course of like a, you know, a two minute conversation or

00:25:22.080 a one and a half minute conversation. But my daughter sent me all the texts from the friend

00:25:26.640 who was questioned. And, you know, at that point I went and I got on top of it and I phoned again,

00:25:32.540 starts out with the vice principal. And if you get, if you're, if they don't hang up on you,

00:25:37.420 you get to the principal the principal hangs up on you well you know that you've done your due

00:25:41.980 diligence straight to the school division well right I've done that I've gone that route I tried

00:25:47.580 to be polite I've tried to be nice I've tried to say what's going on and ask really informative

00:25:53.240 questions where I can get some really good information on the back end from their answers

00:25:57.640 they have none I can tell you that the last two years they've also gone so far as to shut us out

00:26:03.920 school board meetings they've made sure that we can't communicate with them on zoom meetings

00:26:08.380 during covid they basically have shut down so that we as parents have no way to communicate now

00:26:14.480 um back when covid first started you know um lots of questions lots of worry lots of anxiety for

00:26:21.920 some people throughout you know manitoba of course but here we are today where um that pressure from

00:26:29.760 from them not answering questions just continues to burn a hole in in in people you know because

00:26:37.500 they don't have those answers and it's not like we're asking super hard questions here but um do

00:26:42.860 masks work you know you should be able to say yes or no and they don't they won't answer that you

00:26:48.700 know they won't answer why your kid needs to be tested to go play hockey all of this stuff and

00:26:54.760 Again, I know I'm getting a little off topic, but it all relates back to this control of starting from COVID and leading to where we are today and the United Nations, UNESCO, the World Economic Forum, Klaus Schwab, and this evil doctor out of New Brunswick.

00:27:12.040 All right, we're going to get to him in just a couple of minutes.

00:27:15.200 I'm going to pull up the documents that Brad sent me earlier today.

00:27:18.500 we're going to find out about the learning bar inc uh which is the company responsible for these uh

00:27:25.040 for these questionnaires these i don't even know what you'd call them i mean they're

00:27:29.240 whatever they are the learning bar is responsible for them tell us about your altercation with the

00:27:37.860 superintendents and the principals that were they just you know combative with you right from the

00:27:43.680 beginning were they willing to listen to you at all or they they listened but they didn't have

00:27:48.380 any answers and that led and then you know it's like watching cnn everybody's condescending or

00:27:55.820 watching kamala even where she's condescending talking down to you like you're a two-year-old

00:28:00.480 and acting this kind of way mr mr wilder you know and it's like why don't you just say bueller

00:28:07.040 already so you got nowhere with that no I got nowhere with that you know what happened was

00:28:15.860 um I uh I started out polite I started out kind no answers no answers led to more frustration

00:28:23.620 you know by the end of the conversation you know yeah I'm fired up um take it to the next level

00:28:30.060 move on to the school division talk to them try to get something you know some kind of response

00:28:35.480 and some kind of feedback from what's going on and the questions that I have.

00:28:40.580 And, you know, they just kept challenging me, Mr. Lang or Mr. Wilder,

00:28:44.160 do you have any more questions?

00:28:45.060 Do you have any more questions?

00:28:45.960 And I said, you know, I do have lots more questions.

00:28:48.880 And, you know, being a journalist like you,

00:28:50.740 you have to ask very tough questions at times.

00:28:52.760 And they're hard conversations to have if the person on the other end

00:28:55.560 doesn't want to have them.

00:28:56.480 Well, they ducked them as much as they possibly could.

00:28:59.340 And that just led to more frustration from me.

00:29:01.320 So by the time I'm done, yeah, you know, um, you might consider it to be aggressive.

00:29:06.780 You might consider it to be, um, a little bit, um, right on the edge, but I'm not the

00:29:13.940 crazy dad and I'm not the crazy broadcaster either.

00:29:16.740 I'm, I'm the guy that's knows that what's going on, sees what's going on.

00:29:21.000 And, you know, I, more people need to be involved and more people need to understand that this

00:29:26.040 is, this is a big, huge problem.

00:29:28.640 have you been to the school trustees at all absolutely yeah that's that's part of it too

00:29:34.760 is the school trustees as well and they're all sitting in the same office in my division so you

00:29:39.060 go down to that school board office and there they all are you know um uh you know i had coven

00:29:45.780 concerns from the beginning um and these are the elected officials for anybody who doesn't know who

00:29:50.660 doesn't have kids in school right now these are the school trustees these are the ones you elect

00:29:54.620 municipal elections every four years and there's another one coming up uh this october in every

00:29:59.920 municipality in the province yeah we need people to get out there and be part of this and that's

00:30:04.460 that's something that you know i was i was hoping you were going to talk about and mention because

00:30:08.320 it's really really important that we start putting together um three to four to five even people

00:30:14.880 for each position that's available on each school board and we can get in because i tell you what

00:30:19.480 this is what what the world economic forum does is they infiltrate and they just keep their

00:30:24.560 infiltration going whether it's through unesco whether it's through the united nations whether

00:30:29.340 it's through the wef and now it's penetrating our school division our schools and you saw it

00:30:34.520 across the u.s when all those parents were going crazy down there now they're considered

00:30:38.200 you know terrorists in their own country right as a matter of fact i saw a news story today brad

00:30:43.740 that said uh they're they're actually going to be deploying uh national guard members outside of

00:30:49.400 school board meetings uh in certain states because they're scared for the school board people their

00:30:55.920 safety the teachers and the superintendents and the principals and i thought that was absolutely

00:31:00.460 hilarious basically what they're doing is they're driving you to the point of a desperation because

00:31:06.780 they won't answer your questions no matter how high up the chain you go you get no answers what's

00:31:11.900 left for a parent to do right except for start screaming at a school board meeting uh how many

00:31:16.960 parents have have you been able to gather i don't gather parents i'm i'm i'm that guy who just wants

00:31:23.860 to expose this all to everybody i i don't care who watches it i don't care what your opinion is

00:31:28.680 um you can take it for what it is i have the truth i know the truth and i've basically done

00:31:34.080 more than enough homework and my paperwork to make sure that what i'm saying here tonight is

00:31:38.500 legitimate we have people asking uh for the name of the school board are you willing to give that

00:31:43.700 up. Yeah, I don't see why not, because I really don't care. This isn't just happening at the

00:31:50.780 Louis Riel School Division here in St. Boniface. This is happening at other school divisions

00:31:54.760 throughout the province. I will say that the individual who is in charge of the Louis Riel

00:31:58.520 School Division, I don't even care, Christian Mikulak is his name. He is involved in this,

00:32:04.380 how deep he goes. That's another investigation for a different day, maybe later this week,

00:32:08.760 that I'll partake in to see what his connections and ties are to any of these organizations that

00:32:14.200 are, you know, conducting this kind of stuff in our schools. Yeah. You know, it's interesting. I

00:32:18.880 think that a lot of these people are just useful stooges. I don't think they even understand what

00:32:24.280 connection they may have to a certain organization. They're just doing as they're told, or they're

00:32:28.600 doing what they believe in, you know, because that's, you know, the level of indoctrination

00:32:32.400 is not just with our school kids these days it goes back uh 30 40 years you know we can go back

00:32:39.660 that that far to see the level of indoctrination that's been happening brad i'm going to bring up

00:32:44.140 the uh the document that you sent me on the screen right now this is learning bar inc uh usa australia

00:32:51.500 canada this is used by it says here 6300 schools worldwide but you feel it's 6300 school divisions

00:32:58.640 i i think it's 6300 school divisions i mean they're they're in bought in mat they're in the

00:33:03.180 states they're in canada and they're in australia now the other thing that was interesting was i

00:33:08.840 said they're in ecuador so we talk about ecuador for a minute you talk about what else is down

00:33:14.000 there for countries el salvador um guatemala again wasn't that the recent tour of kamala harris

00:33:22.700 and her little journey down there and her school tour and she's doing good for the world again

00:33:27.860 I think this is all tied to this all.

00:33:32.420 Worldwide, 13-plus million students have been surveyed by this company so far, with one-plus million students surveyed per year.

00:33:41.700 As part of UNESCO's efforts and commitment to achieve, and here we go, guys, the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals, and that, by the way, has been bumped up.

00:33:51.360 There was an agreement signed just two weeks ago between Klaus Schwab of the World Economic Forum and the UN.

00:33:57.860 to accelerate goals the 2030 uh sustainable development goals in particular sdg4 what is

00:34:06.920 that i haven't been able to search that yet i do not know and they say which calls on countries to

00:34:13.720 ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for

00:34:19.340 all unesco has brought to life different institutions around the world to address

00:34:23.980 various areas of education discover unesco institutes and together let's transform education

00:34:29.980 for our humanity they want to transform education when nobody asked them to so as you say they're

00:34:36.240 located in canada they're in the united states they're in australia and ecuador i believe you

00:34:41.800 mentioned that's right doing business as the learning bar inc company description uh pinch

00:34:48.460 chincha ecuador is part of the other schools and instruction industry the learning bar has

00:34:52.880 four total employees across all of its locations four yeah that's it four but there are other

00:34:59.580 staff members below them but the four that are in charge of the doctors they generate 1.8 million

00:35:05.940 dollars u.s in sales that's yearly i'm assuming that's correct okay uh let's move down here a

00:35:13.120 little bit now the way they paint this and you guys watching this right now you know that when

00:35:19.560 you see the video you know for agenda 2030 sustainable development goals uh you know you

00:35:28.900 see that you will own nothing they they paint it as such a wonderful and glorious future you will

00:35:34.680 own nothing and be happy you'll eat less meat you'll take public transport and love it you won't

00:35:42.040 drive a car anywhere you won't need it you know like all of that stuff and we're going wait a

00:35:49.560 and be happy that's what i'm working for in my life man i want to own my own home i want to own

00:35:55.480 my own property you know and that's i think what they want to do is take away property ownership

00:36:00.120 rights but that goes into a whole different conversation what they're trying to do with

00:36:04.600 this particular company is to transform education and they make it so flowery parents feel welcome

00:36:14.200 not parents are informed nope parents support learning at home well we need to be able to know

00:36:20.520 what's going on first before we can support learning at home support for learning support

00:36:25.240 for positive behavior feeling safe at school inclusion i i'm at a loss man like and and this

00:36:33.720 is now this is the the thing that i find interesting their total operating revenue

00:36:40.200 has gone up 2100% yearly is that correct yeah 2100% yearly with an operating profit of 84.84%

00:36:49.580 increase net profit for the period of 87.8% increase assets are down only 0.27% total equity

00:36:59.020 is down 1.33% and return on equity the ROE is negative 9.61% down so they're making way more

00:37:10.160 and obviously they're writing off a heck of a lot so what does it take to who's getting the

00:37:16.080 the money for the website to make this all happen because they're making a killing

00:37:19.980 jay douglas willems is the guy's name he's the guy who created this whole thing

00:37:24.880 that's correct yeah he started out in uh in fredericton new brunswick and that's where his

00:37:30.720 academic background began he's been to stanford he's been to the university of british columbia

00:37:36.360 royal military college of canada um he's an educational guy who has been studying and

00:37:43.160 educating himself he's one of those continued learners or what do you call those guys like

00:37:49.820 van wilder when he went to school you know he just kept going to school

00:37:54.060 he just keep going as a professional student is what they professional student there you go

00:37:59.280 i thought there was a catchier word for that but um you know he's a member of the u.s national

00:38:04.940 academy of education he's past president of the international academy of education

00:38:08.660 he's a fellow royal society of canada member um he was a professor at education of the university

00:38:15.980 of new brunswick for eight years um the institute advanced the re to research chair in human

00:38:21.400 development and for 14 years he held the tier one canada research chair in literacy and human

00:38:27.180 development um he's done quite a bit but one of the things that caught my attention and again

00:38:33.780 that's a little bit farther into the pages that we were talking about here,

00:38:37.140 the documents, this goes back to 1986, actually.

00:38:42.820 And I'm scrolling here. I don't have this paged out for you,

00:38:45.900 but if you scroll up just a bit more or down, keep going, keep going.

00:38:51.300 So right into here, the next page,

00:38:53.000 just keep going a little bit farther down and right up at the top there.

00:38:58.340 What does that say?

00:38:59.260 It says social class segregation and its relationship to pupils examination results in Scotland.

00:39:06.960 He started this kind of a, you know, I guess a study.

00:39:13.100 He's been able to make money all the way along from everything that he does because, well, everybody wants to know all this stuff, right?

00:39:20.500 So here he, you know, he started in 86 with social class segregation and its relationship to pupils examination results in Scotland. But this, if you go back up, you'll see that there's so many different things that this individual has done.

00:39:35.620 you know um we're talking about him creating a way to back in 92 to monitor school performance

00:39:42.940 which was a guide for educators um in 99 place effects for areas defined by administrative

00:39:51.580 boundaries um in 2000 secular trends and body mass index of canadian children

00:40:01.140 vulnerable children findings from canada's national longitudinal survey of child of children

00:40:09.120 and youth that was conducted up in edmonton alberta but again here here's a good one like

00:40:15.000 vulnerable children and i you know you know we know what claus is all about and how this will

00:40:19.760 transform into our kids being just like in china go to work every day don't say anything come home

00:40:25.100 at the end of the day and don't say anything again and it's just a daily routine of slavery

00:40:30.060 you know what i i find it interesting that some of this stuff sounds like it might be beneficial

00:40:36.180 for kids going forward in terms of learning but at some point through all of this it becomes

00:40:41.720 bastardized so i wonder when he actually affiliated himself with unesco and with the

00:40:48.160 world economic forum so that is an interesting question and he did that um unesco maybe just

00:40:57.660 maybe given this of the unesco is the constitution of the united nations educational scientific and

00:41:05.440 cultural organization it was adopted by 20 countries at the london conference in november

00:41:12.380 of 1945 and entered into effect on november 4th 1946 we currently have 195 member states

00:41:21.560 and 11 associate members the main objective of unesco is to contribute to peace and security

00:41:28.320 in the world by promoting collaboration among nations through education science culture and

00:41:33.620 and communication in order to foster universal respect for justice the rule of law and the human

00:41:40.300 rights and fundamental freedoms that are affirmed for the peoples of the world without distinction

00:41:46.700 of race sex language or religion by the charter of the united nations wait a minute they were

00:41:53.320 asking about race sex language or religion in the survey we were talking about not 10 minutes ago

00:42:01.820 exactly right how can they how can they sit there and say that they're lying yeah they're lying and

00:42:08.840 and so where does this information go brad like the kids fill this out they just send it to the

00:42:14.600 teacher or to the principal or like i gotta say that i still have no idea the vice principal this

00:42:20.280 principal the superintendent the trustees nobody could give me an answer where this information

00:42:25.080 goes but that's that's how this all came to be where is this going who's doing this and as it

00:42:30.640 turns out the learning bar once you get into just going the learning bar inc or leader bar

00:42:36.740 wait learning bar leader bar no learning bar man learning bar sorry the learning bar learning bar

00:42:43.960 ink um following them led me to unesco following unesco led me to the united nations following

00:42:54.020 all of that led me to back to the people that are in charge dr wilms and and his other team

00:43:00.480 of three individuals who are are spearheading this whole thing um it was created to improve

00:43:07.500 unesto's statistical program and to develop and deliver a timely and accurate policy relevant

00:43:14.200 statistics needed in today's increasingly complex and rapidly changing social political

00:43:19.640 and economic environments that's why they take these polls is what they're saying and that's

00:43:25.160 part of why they've created this statistical program but this statistical program they while

00:43:32.180 they say is anonymous in this digital age and there is no anonymity and you know that as well

00:43:39.540 as i do they know we're talking right now and what we're talking about it's going to get worse

00:43:43.520 and worse and worse the digital id and of course the digital programmable currency which is

00:43:48.040 supposed to be coming in the meantime they're going to keep us fearful now it's monkeypox

00:43:52.260 um so would you be interested in getting other parents together i know you said i don't do that

00:44:01.900 earlier right but i think there's strength in numbers and you have already tied this questionnaire

00:44:08.880 that your daughter uh was given by the school to the learning bar because it says the learning

00:44:15.060 bar their logo is at the bottom of each page of this questionnaire correct that's right yes correct

00:44:18.920 it was do you know if this has been given in other school divisions have you looked into that

00:44:24.120 i haven't looked into other school divisions but i know that this is a that basically man at the

00:44:29.720 province of manitoba education system has signed up for every single school division to participate

00:44:34.720 should they wish to they wouldn't tell me what school divisions did and which school divisions

00:44:39.860 didn't i wasn't even asking for names i was asking for just a number is it one is it five is it seven

00:44:45.060 how many school divisions in manitoba did the learning bars poll just now and they couldn't

00:44:51.620 they wouldn't tell me if i'm to to say to you brad we could probably gather some other very

00:44:57.920 concerned parents or even students um from different school divisions across the province

00:45:04.380 or across the country for that matter because i mean with with 6300 schools or maybe 6300 school

00:45:11.220 divisions i'm certain this has infiltrated other provinces in our country as well not to mention

00:45:15.380 states we have a lot of american viewers we have a lot of european viewers we have australian

00:45:19.880 viewers maybe if we have some very concerned parents watching this broadcast right now we

00:45:26.280 could have you guys look into this is the learning bar involved in your child's or your grandchild's

00:45:33.240 school division if so what kinds of questionnaires or surveys are they handing out to the students

00:45:38.260 would you be interested in hearing from other parents and perhaps forming a posse

00:45:42.980 yeah absolutely 100 i mean you we we kind of need to uh address not so much your own school division

00:45:50.840 um but this needs to go to a provincial level um this isn't happening everything is that's right

00:45:58.340 and they brush it off at the provincial level we watched them do that throughout well the last two

00:46:02.600 years consistently from not even getting in the city hall front doors you know yeah and there's

00:46:07.200 a lot of people who are also uh and you were talking about the the notices of liability as

00:46:11.520 well i want to get into that uh briefly uh you were handing out notices of liability yeah i was

00:46:17.360 I handed out the first batch to Louis Riel School Division just before Christmas, made sure they took that Christmas present home and unwrapped it.

00:46:24.820 And, yeah, it got a little reaction from one of the trustees on the board.

00:46:31.440 And, you know, he went so far to say some stuff about me online, which, you know, we've made sure to capture.

00:46:38.380 And there may be grounds for something down the road.

00:46:42.540 right now my focus is uh um again my news channel that i've created called wake up canada news you

00:46:49.260 can catch that on rumble as well as uh bit shoot um should you decide to take a look obviously

00:46:54.820 you know shadow i'm a follower of yours and i know a lot of people are i'm not trying to push

00:46:59.020 anybody to my show my show is no man like you know what the more of us the better i say yeah

00:47:03.420 that's what i say too when justin said no with bill c11 that made me go wait a minute you're

00:47:08.700 not going to tell me no i'll ask forgiveness not permission much like my daughter thinks you know

00:47:13.340 and i told you about earlier so right right um but we were talking about um about these nol's

00:47:22.340 now the nol's came from a an organization that i i got behind at the beginning obviously we

00:47:28.340 you know the ones who recognized what was happening um you know took a stance um made

00:47:34.840 action for Canada you're talking about yeah it was action for Canada now um with that they

00:47:41.300 provided us with NOLs they took us down a path of being able to to take it to a criminal place as

00:47:47.860 well possibly um again I I felt that um while going down that path was was valiant or whatever

00:47:59.580 I just, I knew that it's not about more harm and destruction.

00:48:05.900 It's actually about education and it's about teaching and educating the public on what's really going on.

00:48:12.820 And mainstream media just won't do that this day and age.

00:48:15.340 And we all know that.

00:48:16.700 So it's, you got to rely on, you know, yourself, True North, Rebel News, myself, you know, there's lots of us out there now.

00:48:23.660 And why is that?

00:48:24.620 Because, well, we've been told we shouldn't be doing this and we can't be doing this.

00:48:27.880 You can't present the other side.

00:48:29.280 you're going to listen to our narrative follow it and you know what you're going to be a good

00:48:33.400 little communist am i allowed to say that on here sure why not so you already did so i wore my red

00:48:40.560 tie buddy somebody said you looked like donald trump there man like that whole outfit and the

00:48:45.760 haircut almost yeah i could probably go for the orange face orange man bad yeah it's okay

00:48:50.260 i'm not concerned how can people reach you how can they get a hold of you how can they

00:48:56.040 uh talk to you communicate with you sure actually you can go to wake up canada news at proton mail

00:49:01.960 you can send us an email that way um you can also communicate on any of our stories a chat

00:49:06.960 when you get in there and like and don't like um leave a comment share when you can um again some

00:49:15.160 of the some of the stories are are you know where i'm being a broadcaster and doing what you do and

00:49:21.080 then there's other stories that are short clips from cpac where they're fighting in the house of

00:49:24.720 commons or you know um we we're gonna have to do a show on that speaker of the house one day i

00:49:31.660 promise you i will give you some information about the speaker of the house his income where he works

00:49:36.940 where he lives in terms of what the government gives him as part of his wonderful job every year

00:49:43.300 and um i've got some really creative ideas for going forward with um making a change there it

00:49:52.160 Needs more of an independent, not so much a liberal or a conservative up there.

00:49:58.240 And, you know, one of the things that I noticed in their responsibilities, just kind of teasing you guys a little bit,

00:50:03.560 is the fact that he's actually supposed to make the MPs, even the prime minister and anybody else in the House, answer the question accordingly.

00:50:12.120 And we keep getting, you know, sidewashed every single time with nothing but the same rhetoric, reading from the same piece.

00:50:19.820 So, here, I'm Chrystia Freeland, and I'm going to read this piece of paper that I got from the WEF.

00:50:24.920 Klaus sent it to me yesterday.

00:50:26.140 I'm so important.

00:50:27.820 Did I say that out loud, too?

00:50:29.600 It's just rhetoric, that's all.

00:50:31.320 Brad, thank you very much for coming on the show tonight.

00:50:33.840 We'll have to do this again one of these days soon, man.

00:50:35.700 I like what you're doing.

00:50:36.900 I agree, my friend.

00:50:37.760 Thank you very much for having me.

00:50:38.880 I really do appreciate it, and I hope that people look into this information themselves.

00:50:42.500 And by all means, don't forget to get out there and be part of your school division.

00:50:45.940 that vote is going to be coming up like shadow mentioned we're going to i'm sure he's going to

00:50:51.240 keep pushing it i'm going to keep pushing it on my show and ultimately we need to uh we need to

00:50:56.460 get like i said three to five people for every position so that we don't lose and we get in

00:51:01.040 there and we we take back our school system here in canada excellent thank you man i'll talk to

00:51:05.940 you again soon thank you sir all right there is brad wilder joining the show tonight very concerned

00:51:11.440 about our children's education these days and i don't blame them after uh we heard about that

00:51:17.120 survey earlier tonight all right i do have a couple of other pieces here for you guys this

00:51:22.480 one here now as you know the conservative party of canada is uh got their election on right now

00:51:29.200 for leader pierre polyev roman babber leslund lewis is in there john charay uh who else is worth

00:51:37.760 mentioning that's probably about it uh pierre polyev a lot of people think he is world economic

00:51:44.000 form a young global leader because his name appeared on their website once six or seven

00:51:48.480 years ago i don't think he is he says uh he is going to ban the world economic forum from any

00:51:55.440 sort of affiliation with any canadian uh political representative in government anyway should he

00:52:02.560 become the prime minister of our country one day i think by then it might be too late there's other

00:52:07.040 people who think he is. I think Pierre is all right. I question his campaign chair, who is

00:52:13.480 John Baird, and John Baird is proudly a young global leader. But this is Roman Babber. Now,

00:52:19.260 this guy, I don't think he has much of a chance to win this thing. He is currently an independent

00:52:25.420 MPP in Ontario. He was kicked out of the Progressive Conservative Caucus there for

00:52:30.340 standing up against the mandates and the tyranny going on. I love what he has to say. Check this

00:52:35.220 out two minutes of an interview he did with Rosemary Barton, one of the worst journalists

00:52:40.520 in the country, on the CBC. On the issue of public health, you said this week that you would fire

00:52:50.900 Canada's chief public health officer, Dr. Tam, for her handling of the pandemic. You obviously,

00:52:55.940 it's widely known that you disagree with many of the measures that were put in place.

00:52:59.400 I wonder, though, whether Dr. Tam is the person to go after.

00:53:03.980 Dr. Tam provided advice to the government and evidence to the government, and the government made the decisions.

00:53:09.460 So why would Dr. Tam be the target of your frustration?

00:53:14.360 Well, it's not frustration. It's the abject failure of our pandemic response, namely, that it appears that the response itself may have been considerably worse than initially thought, and that was the prevalence of my argument.

00:53:25.600 COVID is a very serious infection, but that doesn't mean that we should not look at the collateral harm of lockdowns and other public health measures.

00:53:33.680 And look, the government...

00:53:35.360 Guys, while we're watching this, I want you to check out the expressions on Rosie's face of disdain.

00:53:42.860 Almost an eye roll.

00:53:44.720 ...has always been acting on advice from the chief medical officer.

00:53:47.660 That's what it's predicated its actions on.

00:53:50.200 And we're seeing the fruits to bear.

00:53:51.980 We're seeing a mental health catastrophe gripping our country.

00:53:54.580 we know that our children have regressed considerably we know that according to the

00:53:58.180 canadian medical association that already more than 4 000 canadians lost their lives because of

00:54:02.500 surgeries delayed we have an almost doubling in the rate of deaths from uh overdose uh in ontario

00:54:08.500 alone we have more than a million cancers i don't think anyone i don't think anyone is denying the

00:54:12.980 the side effects of lockdown um but i i think you would agree i i would hope you would agree that

00:54:18.100 the tens of thousands of canadians who died from covid uh is also a tragedy and could have been

00:54:23.780 worse if the lockdowns had not been in effect. Well, no, I'm not. If we're here to relitigate

00:54:29.080 lockdowns again, first of all, I welcome you acknowledging the collateral harm of lockdowns.

00:54:33.040 That is something that wasn't permissible to even discuss when I discussed it first in January 2021.

00:54:38.860 But the jury is still out on whether there's any efficacy to lockdown. We're still seeing a lockdown

00:54:43.360 in some parts of China, sixth or seventh or tenth lockdown. What I suggest is that we should have

00:54:49.260 focused our response on the vulnerable. We know that 80% of the risk was in long-term care homes

00:54:53.380 and congregate settings. We know that the virus is very, very transmissible. And I'm not sure that

00:54:58.660 it made sense to lock up 37 million Canadians and make themselves sick. There's nothing wrong

00:55:03.840 with demanding accountability from our public health officials. We're questioning them.

00:55:07.600 Okay. So Rosie Barton, definitely eye rolling, or at least coming as close as an anchor would

00:55:14.320 to eye rolling a guest and trying to cut him off, especially when he said that wasn't permissible

00:55:20.380 to talk about back in february or march of 2021 we can talk about that stuff yeah yeah yeah yeah

00:55:26.540 trying to cut them off okay this is true north andrew lawton from davos you guys may or may not

00:55:38.120 know this but the world economic forum is meeting for the first time in two years face to face

00:55:44.420 in davos right now and i think rebels got six or seven people over there including

00:55:49.620 avi yemeni from australia and true north has got andrew lawton here's a five-minute report from

00:55:54.940 andrew

00:55:55.340 guten tag from davos switzerland where the world economic forum's annual meeting the first in over

00:56:03.080 two years in person is taking place officially it started yesterday but most of that was just

00:56:08.940 vip arrival you saw them in their private jets coming in limos today is when the programming

00:56:14.220 started and they did not waste time getting into the big picture issues they want to solve

00:56:19.140 like climate change. In the panel discussions this morning there was a remarkable amount of candor

00:56:24.120 about just what it is they want to do to transition away from reliance on fossil fuels

00:56:29.040 and as a result transition away from the jobs that depend on the fossil fuel industry on oil and gas.

00:56:35.740 One individual who was on a panel a CEO of a Norwegian financial institution admitted and

00:56:41.460 didn't actually have a problem with the fact that there would be, in her words, pain from the

00:56:45.660 process. We need to accept that there will be some pain in the process. The pace that we need

00:56:53.180 will open up for missteps. It will open up for shortages of energy. It will create inflationary

00:57:02.260 pressures. And maybe we need to start talking about that, that that pain is actually worth it.

00:57:07.040 Because if we don't, there's no business case, there's no economy, there's no welfare.

00:57:12.160 But so far, I think we have been a little bit careful actually talking about the pain in the short term that is likely to come from this very important change.

00:57:22.560 And as you heard, no denying there was going to be pain from inflationary pressures, from energy shortages, other economic challenges.

00:57:29.160 She was speaking specifically, just to contextualize that clip, about small and medium businesses, who she admitted moments earlier were much less suited to deal with this challenge.

00:57:39.040 But she said, don't worry, all that pain is worth it.

00:57:42.680 All that pain is worth it.

00:57:43.760 It's all good.

00:57:44.360 We're all going to benefit in the long run.

00:57:46.020 So what's the problem?

00:57:47.320 And there's a big disconnect here between the elites in politics and business who are running these discussions and those who are affected by the policies when they're put into effect.

00:57:57.120 But fear not, we're in good hands.

00:57:58.580 As Klaus Schwab said, the chairman of the World Economic Forum this morning, all of the people in the room at Davos are the ones who can actually get together and change the future as long as they work together.

00:58:09.120 Let's also be clear. The future is not just happening. The future is built by us, by a powerful community as you here in this room.

00:58:22.420 We have the means to improve the states of the world. But two conditions are necessary.

00:58:30.360 The first one is that we act all as stakeholders of larger communities, that we serve not our only self-interests, but we serve the community.

00:58:46.560 That's what we call stakeholder responsibility.

00:58:50.380 And second, that we collaborate.

00:58:52.340 And this is the reason why you find many opportunities here during the meeting to engage into very action and impact-oriented initiatives to make progress related to specific issues on the global agenda.

00:59:11.940 And when I speak about the candor that a lot of these discussions have been approached with

00:59:15.940 from the members of these panels, I'd be remiss to not point out this mention from the Vice

00:59:21.260 Chancellor of Germany, who talked about how we might even need to change the fundamental rules

00:59:25.940 of the markets to put all of these changes in effect. And he said countries shouldn't actually

00:59:30.420 look out for their own interests first and foremost, but should look out for the global

00:59:34.920 interest and the global market. This was on energy specifically. First of all, I would say

00:59:39.600 that we have to stick to global markets if we are now and this is a tendency i feel everywhere in

00:59:45.280 the world also in my country as well also in europe if we are now saying okay first of all

00:59:51.520 germany and other countries are caring for themselves then we will increase the crisis

00:59:57.680 if we are only caring for our own food supply our energy supply it must have a disastrous effect on

01:00:05.120 the prices on the market so first of all we have to keep the markets open second we have to see

01:00:10.880 that we have to solve one problem not on the back of another one so if we are now increasing the

01:00:17.760 production of fossil fuels and coal power plants all over the place there's a drought in india

01:00:24.880 you mentioned it we will definitely have more problems in the next years to come now one of

01:00:31.120 One of the reasons I came to Davos was to demystify a lot of what's dismissed as conspiracy theory.

01:00:36.080 Now, make no mistake, there are a lot of conspiracy theories about the World Economic Forum, about Klaus Schwab.

01:00:40.800 I'm focused on what they're saying in their own words about the agenda, their word, not mine,

01:00:45.780 that they want to use around the world and in the countries that are supportive of this agenda.

01:00:50.360 One of the speakers on the program this week is Francois-Philippe Champagne,

01:00:54.780 Canada's Innovation and Industry Minister, who will be speaking about the jobs of tomorrow.

01:00:58.860 Again, transitioning away from the jobs that Canada and Canadians rely on in the oil and gas sector.

01:01:05.440 It's hidden plain as day right here for all to see.

01:01:08.660 And we're only on day one.

01:01:10.180 From Davos at the World Economic Forum annual meeting for True North, I'm Andrew Luck.

01:01:14.260 Oh, oh, yeah, yeah.

01:01:17.800 It's hidden plain as day.

01:01:20.260 And Andrew says, you know what?

01:01:21.860 I'm not into conspiracy theories.

01:01:24.340 But here I am.

01:01:25.680 you can listen to them for yourself guys there's going to be short-term pain that

01:01:32.100 Norwegian minister said well what's the short term and what kind of pain how bad is this pain going

01:01:40.240 to be what kind of pain are people going to go broke are people going to starve and wind up

01:01:49.760 homeless because these people want to implement their own agenda and nobody in the world has

01:01:54.840 agree to it except for these young global leaders who by the way infiltrate governments all over

01:02:00.800 the world and not just governments guys but they're high up in power structures of very

01:02:04.660 large corporations worldwide as well the world economic forum is not just a bunch of rich

01:02:11.660 bastards getting together drinking brandy smoking cigars wearing ascots and laughing

01:02:16.860 at the rabble these people are hell-bent on changing the world changing the planet in their

01:02:25.220 own view not ours we have no say in it some people say this is unstoppable this is happening

01:02:34.940 and there's nothing we can do about it i disagree i disagree i think we can fight back

01:02:41.040 but i also believe that we need to make a plan b and that's why i continue talking about

01:02:49.640 building communities wayne peters on what's up canada continues talking about building

01:02:55.980 communities he is a community builder he is going town to town to town speaking to people about

01:03:02.320 getting together collaborating to make ourselves independent of government and corporate influence

01:03:08.260 so how do we do that we make ourselves self-sufficient in food education water

01:03:13.800 everything transport everything we can think of so we don't need to rely on the government

01:03:22.700 or large corporations to continue to sustain us when is that when is this short-term pain coming

01:03:28.640 they never tell us but we do know that that agenda agenda 2030 has been accelerated

01:03:34.120 I know I keep saying it, guys, but it's coming.

01:03:38.420 So get together with people.

01:03:40.980 Form communities.

01:03:42.800 Start talking about ways to become self-sufficient.

01:03:47.220 Start learning how to store food.

01:03:52.900 Start learning how to power your home without Manitoba Hydro or Alberta Power or BC Hydro or Ontario Hydro or Quebec Hydro or whatever.

01:04:04.120 solar generators may be the answer

01:04:07.400 this is a great piece and i do believe i'm going to have to get this woman on the show her name

01:04:15.200 is susan dunham and this comes from susandunham.medium.com what we learned from hating the

01:04:22.020 unvaccinated three minute read guys and i'm happy you're still with me considering it's already past

01:04:28.340 the top of the hour. We do have a tacit investigations and security t-shirt, the Patriot

01:04:33.800 line t-shirt to give away in the next 10 or 15 minutes. The battlefield is still warm.

01:04:40.100 Following Canada's war on the unvaccinated, the mandates have let up and both sides stumble back

01:04:45.380 into something that looks like the old normal, except that there's a fresh and present injury

01:04:50.920 done to the people we tried to break and no one wants to talk about it. Only weeks ago,

01:04:57.540 it was the admitted goal of our own leaders to make life unlivable for the unvaccinated. Remember

01:05:03.000 that? And as a deputized collective, we force-multiplied that pain, taking the fight into

01:05:09.800 our families, friendships, and workplaces. Today, we face the hard truth that none of it was justified,

01:05:16.540 and in doing that, uncover a precious lesson. It was a quick slide from righteousness to cruelty

01:05:23.580 and however much we might blame our leaders for the push,

01:05:27.020 we're accountable for stepping into the trap

01:05:29.500 despite better judgment.

01:05:31.420 We knew that waning immunity put vast numbers

01:05:34.160 of the fully vaccinated, quote unquote,

01:05:37.220 on par with the shrinking minority of unvaccinated,

01:05:40.340 yet we marked them for special persecution.

01:05:43.400 We said they hadn't done the right thing

01:05:45.380 by turning their bodies over to state care,

01:05:48.500 even though we knew that principled opposition

01:05:50.780 to such a thing is priceless in any circumstance, and we truly let ourselves believe that going into

01:05:56.400 another ineffectual lockdown would be their fault, not the fault of toxic policy. And so it was by

01:06:04.240 the willful ignorance of science, civics, and politics that we squeezed the unvaccinated to

01:06:10.020 the degree that we did. We invented a new rubric for the good citizen, and failing to be one

01:06:15.420 ourselves took pleasure in scapegoating anyone who didn't measure up. After months of engineered

01:06:21.580 lockdowns, having someone to blame and to burn simply felt good. So we cannot hold our heads

01:06:27.580 high as if believing we had logic, love, or truth on our side while we viciously wished death upon

01:06:34.640 the unvaccinated. The best we can do is sit in the awareness of our rabid inhumanity for having

01:06:39.880 cast so many aside. Most of us who pilloried non-compliant did it because it seemed like

01:06:45.740 certain victory, like the unvaccinated would never make it through unbroken. Indeed, the promised

01:06:51.860 new normal looked unbeatable, so we sided with it and made punching bags out of the holdouts.

01:06:58.580 But betting against them has been a scathing embarrassment for many of us who've now learned

01:07:03.640 that the mandates only had the power we gave them. It was not through quiet compliance that

01:07:08.380 we avoided endless domination by pharmaceutical companies and medical checkpoints at every

01:07:13.180 doorway. It was thanks to the people we tried to tear down. So for those of us not among the

01:07:19.540 hopeless few that pray for the return of mandates, we might find some inner gratitude for the

01:07:24.700 unvaccinated. We took the bait by hating them, but their perseverance bought us the time to see

01:07:31.380 that we were wrong. It seems right now like the mandates will return, but this time there's hope

01:07:37.160 that more of us will see them for what they are a rising authoritarianism that has no concern for

01:07:43.180 our well-being if there's an enemy it's the confidence game of state power and the transparent

01:07:49.200 attempt to tear us apart heeding that looks like our best shot at redemption again susandunham.medium.com

01:08:00.200 this is another great piece from the new york post guys i'm gonna read it to you why not you

01:08:06.380 know what i'm on a roll now i'm feeling warmed up uh this is a great piece written by a canadian

01:08:12.800 for the new york post once a liberal democracy canada is now an authoritarian state

01:08:19.760 two decades ago when i was four years old my parents immigrated to canada from india in search

01:08:26.440 of greater freedoms autonomy and economic opportunities their core canadian values

01:08:31.760 enshrined in our national anthem which gloriously heralds the true north strong and free

01:08:36.960 However, the past two years have seen a near-complete erosion of the foundational liberal values

01:08:43.220 that have attracted millions of immigrants like myself to this country.

01:08:47.740 Under the once-righteous guise of COVID safety and online protections,

01:08:52.360 the Canadian government has taken its power to extreme levels, once only imaginable,

01:08:57.520 let alone permissible, in a dissent-stifling authoritarian state.

01:09:02.440 The control is extended to nearly every element of Canadian society,

01:09:06.060 but nowhere more so than in our everyday personal lives.

01:09:10.000 Take my own case contending with Canada's COVID bureaucracy a few months back.

01:09:15.460 I was returning to Canada from the U.S. when multiple Air Canada employees refused to let me on the plane.

01:09:21.860 Although I had a negative COVID test, the government was suddenly requiring even returning citizens to be vaccinated.

01:09:28.580 Unvaccinated foreigners were already barred from entering.

01:09:31.400 since the most documented adverse effect associated with covid vaccination heart

01:09:37.940 inflammation is concentrated in young men ages 15 to 25 i chose not to get vaccinated i'm 21 years

01:09:44.920 old i've already recovered from covid and have no comorbidities i'm at low risk from serious

01:09:49.920 covid illness which is why i remain unvaccinated but this can make air travel difficult especially

01:09:56.100 in Canada. Minutes before my boarding gate was closed, a sympathetic Air Canada staffer begged

01:10:03.200 his manager to let me board the plane. I just gave you a massive favor. No one else would do this,

01:10:08.720 he said, as I finally made my way down the jetway. In the Canada of Justin Trudeau's making,

01:10:15.000 you must now go to extreme measures simply to be allowed to return to your own nation.

01:10:18.860 and for what? COVID is just the beginning of the Canadian madness. Two, or sorry, the internationally

01:10:26.160 recognized trucker protests earlier this year were the most flagrant display of political control

01:10:31.220 ever witnessed within the ranks of the Canadian government. After trying to dismiss the truckers

01:10:36.480 as a fringe minority of swastika waivers, Trudeau manufactured a national emergency in order to

01:10:43.240 justify truly outrageous tactics. Not only did he suspend the insurance of the trucker's vehicles,

01:10:48.340 he regulated the cryptocurrency transfers and froze the bank accounts of people simply donating

01:10:53.580 to the trucker cause. In my own small British Columbia town, Chilliwack, about an hour from

01:10:59.420 Vancouver, a single mother earning minimum wage who donated $50 to the trucker's convoy allegedly

01:11:05.180 had her bank account frozen. But the crackdowns on truckers were just the tip of the iceberg.

01:11:11.020 I know a bank worker in my city who was fired for not getting vaccinated despite working remotely.

01:11:16.160 A food truck delivery driver in my city met the same fate. If any of this was about science, prior infection or regular COVID testing would have been a factor here, but they weren't. Get the jab or get out.

01:11:28.800 Trudeau, who once professed to being cognitively unable to do basic math, has plunged the country into over $1 trillion in national debt for the first time in history.

01:11:38.820 Every day, that number surges by an additional $400 million.

01:11:42.560 Canada is now at risk for stagflation, both economic stagnation and high inflation as families are unable to meet their bills.

01:11:50.640 Meanwhile, the government has devoted $600,000 to paying online influencers to promote vaccines as if the most vulnerable geriatric populations are spending time on TikTok.

01:12:00.960 As if current measures aren't authoritarian enough, Trudeau's government has proposed the Online Harms Bill C-36 designed to crack down on hate speech against the ethnic and sexual minorities.

01:12:13.540 If passed, the bill would allow citizens to report on others who they fear may post something hateful, leading to possible fines, online surveillance, and electronic monitoring.

01:12:23.840 Unsurprisingly, the bill has sparked criticism, and not just from right-wing activists.

01:12:27.960 activists. Twitter has spoken out claiming the bill could be used to silence political opposition.

01:12:33.160 Meanwhile, in a private letter to the Canadian government, the National Council of Canadian

01:12:37.320 Muslims has warned that these measures could inadvertently result in one of the most significant

01:12:42.260 assaults on marginalized and racialized communities in years. They believe requiring social media

01:12:47.900 companies to report, quote, terrorist content, unquote, on their platforms to law enforcement

01:12:53.540 could disproportionately target Canadian Muslims.

01:12:57.300 More than 15 years after arriving in Canada

01:12:59.940 to secure a more open and rewarding life,

01:13:02.740 I must now consider the possibility

01:13:04.460 that my civil rights might have been more secure back in India.

01:13:09.080 Once a vibrant liberal democracy,

01:13:11.520 Canada is now becoming an authoritarian state,

01:13:13.840 written by Rav Arora,

01:13:16.280 who specializes in topics of race, civil liberties, and spirituality.

01:13:23.540 it seems like people are waking up guys i'm not going to play this this is crap

01:13:31.080 this was an example of left-wing corporate media starting to wake up and we're starting to see that

01:13:37.420 all over twitter and facebook people saying well that's not what i said i never wished

01:13:42.220 death upon the unvaccinated i never said that i never said they should never be allowed to rejoin

01:13:49.060 society no i didn't i didn't say that that you misunderstood me when i said that and you can go

01:13:54.800 back in their posts about a year and a half ago and see exactly what they said they are backpedaling

01:13:59.660 on what they said and they're not smart enough to go back and erase those posts

01:14:04.620 and we knew we would see that no no no i'm all about human rights absolutely there are places

01:14:13.060 still demanding you wear a mask

01:14:15.080 when you walk in their doors.

01:14:18.540 Most times you can say,

01:14:20.120 no, I'm not going to wear a mask

01:14:21.880 and they'll just go, whatever, whatever, man.

01:14:24.160 Other times they'll be adamant about it.

01:14:26.620 My suggestion to you

01:14:28.160 is threaten them with a human rights complaint.

01:14:32.000 There is no longer a mandate

01:14:33.780 regarding masks.

01:14:36.540 And even that is spurious, questionable

01:14:39.120 and being challenged

01:14:41.020 at many different levels of court

01:14:42.700 across this country, even now as we speak.

01:14:45.120 There are cases going on, guys.

01:14:46.380 You can look them up.

01:14:47.760 I can't even name them all here.

01:14:49.920 The problem is that sometimes it takes a very long time

01:14:52.960 for these cases to make it to court.

01:14:54.640 And when they get dismissed,

01:14:55.660 it takes a longer time to get to the appeals court

01:14:57.740 and so on and so on and so on.

01:14:59.200 Many of these cases may need to go to the Supreme Court,

01:15:01.980 at least one.

01:15:03.740 And if the Supreme Court makes the right ruling

01:15:06.060 in favor of the Constitution

01:15:08.420 and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms,

01:15:09.860 that will set a precedent across this country.

01:15:12.700 We can't ever let this happen again.

01:15:14.860 Now, there's a lot of people who sit back and say, you know what?

01:15:17.240 Let's forgive and forget.

01:15:18.140 Let's move on.

01:15:18.920 Let's join hands.

01:15:19.860 Let's sing Kumbaya.

01:15:20.980 I say that's fine.

01:15:23.840 Let's forgive those people who are wishing death on the unvaccinated.

01:15:27.080 I say that's fine.

01:15:27.960 As long as they apologize for what they said and don't try to sweep it under the rug.

01:15:34.380 As far as corporations and governments concerned, I believe those people need to be held accountable

01:15:39.620 so this never happens again.

01:15:41.300 then maybe we can heal and move forward but we've got a storm coming first we need to prepare for

01:15:48.420 guys there's all kinds of moving parts to this whole thing you know it and i know it and we need

01:15:55.680 to prepare ourselves for it look at this they're trying to keep us scared health officials continue

01:16:01.820 to monitor monkeypox cases in europe and north america why is this even a news story and yet

01:16:08.800 It is circulating all across the Western world

01:16:11.400 in every left-wing corporate media publication.

01:16:14.360 Why?

01:16:15.200 This is not a disease you die from 99.99% of the time.

01:16:19.300 It can be ugly, big welts all over your body.

01:16:22.860 Looks a lot like shingles, as a matter of fact.

01:16:26.540 Vaccines are being ordered.

01:16:28.320 Smallpox vaccines, because there's no vaccine for this yet,

01:16:30.960 but you can bet they're working on it

01:16:32.360 and probably should be out in two to three months

01:16:34.020 because people are scared.

01:16:35.700 Fear.

01:16:37.340 Fear.

01:16:38.800 that's what it's all about i personally laugh at this stuff monkey pox

01:16:44.320 come on because they realized well i guess another variant of covet probably wouldn't

01:16:52.540 probably wouldn't scare anybody let's come up with something new they're trying to keep us scared

01:16:58.620 so they can get that digital currency perfected and roll it out as we found out they can't they

01:17:05.140 can't quite do it yet they can't they're just not there yet they're trying they're trying real hard

01:17:11.640 but until then they're going to try and keep people scared you can bet they'll try more

01:17:15.800 lockdowns as well with some lame excuse in the next couple of months you can bet they will are

01:17:22.460 we going to fall for it probably not we're going to go no i'm sorry but that's enough you guys have

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01:21:05.640 all right time for the t-shirt i know you guys are writing down numbers already

01:21:10.980 oh and and guys please

01:21:15.140 and i saw this happen just today i was thrilled a woman in thunder bay i am desperate i need

01:21:22.960 somebody to talk to somebody like-minded and i haven't been able to find anybody and i feel so

01:21:28.160 lonely and then another woman two comments down from the initial one said i'm in thunder bay

01:21:34.820 message me maybe we can get together and have a coffee and i was so happy to see that

01:21:39.180 you know because people have been feeling this way for a long time no matter whether the mask

01:21:44.280 mandates are gone or whether the lockdowns are not in effect right now you still need people

01:21:49.400 who think rationally and critically to help keep us sane people who know what's going on who can

01:21:55.560 see it people who can look at the world economic forum summit going on right now in davos and go

01:22:01.460 these guys are trying to take over the world it's sick because there's so many people out there still

01:22:06.680 who are walking around wearing their masks in a beautiful sunny 18 degree day

01:22:12.160 like breathe some fresh air man

01:22:15.180 it's awesome smells good too get out to the country enjoy some people driving around with

01:22:23.780 their masks on still and i'm not talking just about those flimsy surgical masks i'm talking

01:22:28.420 about those big old bird beak n95 masks where you can't breathe i don't even know how people

01:22:33.420 breathing through those things anyway guys time for the t-shirt so i'm thinking of a number

01:22:40.940 i almost burped right in your face i held it back at the last second

01:22:49.260 don't thank me that would be like thanking me for robbing a bank

01:22:53.180 not robbing a bank i mean i'm thinking of a number between 90 and 100 but what is the number

01:22:59.580 the number is between 90 and 100 but what is the number you do not have to be first

01:23:06.700 because i see the comments come in at a different pace and in a different order than you guys do

01:23:11.340 you just have to be right the number is between 90 and 100 no david hansen it is not 8 6 7 5 309

01:23:18.940 jenny jenny who can i turn to i know you're just trying to be funny though the number is between

01:23:24.700 90 and 100 what is the number i haven't seen it yet i still haven't seen it yet i still haven't

01:23:31.740 seen it yet nope not yet pam mcdonald pam mcdonald said 94 and there it is right there 94 pam mcdonald

01:23:46.860 congratulations pam you are the winner of a tacit investigations and security patriot t-shirt

01:23:53.660 tonight please send me your information so we can get you the shirt so what we need is your telephone

01:23:59.400 number we need your mailing address and we need your size preference you can email shadow davis

01:24:05.440 at gmail.com that's s-h-a-d-o-e-d-a-v-i-s at gmail.com or you can message me on facebook and

01:24:13.160 i will send the information to jeff stone over at tacit and he'll get your stuff now it may take a

01:24:18.400 few weeks because jeff doesn't mail them out or courier them out one t-shirt every day he usually

01:24:24.580 piles them up for two or three weeks and then sends them out so it may take a while but you will

01:24:30.140 get it i promise and that's it for the show tonight you guys i'm working on some pretty

01:24:36.720 cool guests for the rest of the week maybe dr david martin coming up uh he does have a big

01:24:42.360 announcement uh david martin does coming up tomorrow regarding charges being laid against

01:24:47.380 some people we've wanted to see charges laid against for a very long time we'll keep our

01:24:52.300 fingers crossed and keep our eye on the ball for that for you if he doesn't appear tomorrow night

01:24:56.660 hopefully he comes on very soon he would be an awesome guest to have i know i know also i do take

01:25:01.820 guest suggestions i i'm not going to sit here and say i'll get them all on guys i can't say that

01:25:08.580 because sometimes there's conflicts with timing sometimes these people live in a different country

01:25:14.120 where there's a huge time difference,

01:25:16.260 like six or seven hours.

01:25:17.360 Susan Stanfield came on last week

01:25:18.980 from Manchester, England.

01:25:20.700 And Susan, you know, she's six hours behind her.

01:25:23.940 So she stayed up until two o'clock in the morning

01:25:26.120 to come on and do the show.

01:25:27.560 And I thank her for that.

01:25:28.660 You guys have an awesome night.

01:25:30.040 I'll catch you tomorrow night at eight o'clock central

01:25:31.760 for another Shadow at Night live stream.

01:25:33.600 Until then, I love you all.

01:25:36.380 Take care and I'll talk to you soon.

01:25:38.320 Bye for now.

The Shadoe Davis Show - May 24, 2022

Shadoe at Nite Monday May 23rd⧸2022

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