The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Monday Oct. 31st⧸2022

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00:02:30.000 my friends my friends hello and welcome to shadow at night this is

00:02:33.840 monday october 31st all hallows eve 2022

00:02:51.280 yeah welcome to the show and hello to steve and hello to wendy and hello to bill and fred

00:02:59.920 and Allison from Victoria and Mireille.

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00:03:17.740 they had a fantastic weekend up there,

00:03:19.680 the Saskatoon Wellness Exhibition,

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00:03:50.840 If you're watching from Ottawa, I remember moving there from Kingston in 2007.

00:03:58.500 i think it was and i got there and a friend of mine who was already working at the radio station

00:04:04.880 i was going to work at put his hand out and said hey dude welcome to the city that fun forgot and

00:04:10.720 i laughed so hard and i said why would you say that he said because it is i found out later that

00:04:17.100 he was right al from bozes your hello april from drum heller elsie's watching from winnipeg

00:04:22.640 Shannon from Swift Current, Speedy Creek, Adrian's watching from old St. Patel here in Winnipeg,

00:04:29.040 Janet, hello, Sherry, hello, Agnes from St. Anne, who else do we have here, Stephen watching from

00:04:36.700 Bathurst, I'm sorry, I almost, I did mispronounce the name of your city and quickly corrected

00:04:43.780 myself, Linda, hello, how you doing, Kathy, hello, Kathy says she misses the music, well you want to

00:04:49.680 know what i can't play it it's been copywritten and so when i play a copywritten song i get my

00:04:57.780 my uh remunerate my new remuneration docked because then i have to share the entire revenue

00:05:06.180 of the stream with the person who copywrote the music and even if it only plays for 20 seconds i

00:05:13.500 know it's weird but that's the rules that facebook would have us go by so what i'm going to do i'm

00:05:21.860 going to get my son to write more music and this time not copyright it without telling me so that

00:05:28.520 i could just have him write a song for this show for the the intro what should it sound like to

00:05:34.940 you guys should it be like a rock and roll song or should it be something else maybe some fiddle

00:05:41.440 music i don't know got a lot of twitter stuff tonight there is a lot of stuff with twitter

00:05:48.200 that is going on and it all kind of revolves around what we're doing here which is fighting

00:05:53.540 for freedom so let's first of all and honestly for those of you who are are having second

00:05:59.660 thoughts about elon musk you know and his intentions towards helping us it's not that

00:06:06.780 he's trying to help one side or the other freedoms of speech is Elon's thing he's a freedom of speech

00:06:13.560 absolutist and he wants to restore that platform to what it once was when it first started out

00:06:20.000 which is pretty much say anything you want to say unless you're um you know making threats on people

00:06:27.480 or doxing people or actually inciting people to violence if you're doing those things then you

00:06:33.600 shouldn't be saying what you're saying but other than that anything goes which is an interesting

00:06:37.400 point in the second or third story i'm going to bring up for you guys tonight there is i'm not

00:06:43.540 sure if they're an organization but there was an account on twitter up until early this morning

00:06:47.960 called uh map let me just check here yeah maps and this is a group of

00:06:57.820 minor attracted persons and so in my opinion what they were trying to do was be able to have their

00:07:09.000 freedom of speech on the twitter platform but the thing about maps minor attracted persons is what

00:07:15.540 they're doing is illegal right so when you do things that are illegal outside of or inside the

00:07:26.400 Twitter sphere or the Facebook universe meta whatever it translates to outside of those

00:07:34.900 online universes and so they got banned this group but I would because people were complaining

00:07:43.200 but I would much rather have seen that group stay up and here's why and I'll get to this in just a

00:07:48.600 second because then you know exactly what they are and the second i mean the second they say

00:07:58.040 something that is illegal or they post a photo that is illegal that's when you go get them and

00:08:04.100 don't think for one second that these police officers fbi or csis or whatever can't find

00:08:09.080 a person or a group of people based upon a twitter handle because they can they'll track you right

00:08:15.940 down if if they uh if they want you bad enough but they got pulled down maybe they'll try again

00:08:23.460 but we'll bring that up in just a second let's begin tonight with um something else and this is 0.99

00:08:30.160 this is something this is something that happens sadly in today's world you got the wokesters 0.91

00:08:37.880 versus the realists

00:08:39.820 i don't even know what our site is called the common censors about that does that work for you

00:08:48.280 don't forget to like and share the show you guys let's get it out to as many people as we possibly

00:08:53.120 can because the metaverse is definitely shadow banning and strangling the circulation of this

00:08:58.960 show but the more that you share it out there the more that you like it it will get out to people

00:09:05.740 and we need as many eyeballs and ears on this as we can possibly get there's a lot of people out

00:09:11.600 there right now who are teetering and they're going what hold on just a second matter of fact

00:09:16.600 i've been speaking with these people a lot in the past couple of days these people who were just now

00:09:21.860 believe it or not waking up and and saying to themselves i'm sorry but this doesn't make any

00:09:28.420 sense and they have that moment kind of like in doctor strange in the past two and a half years

00:09:39.100 just flies right in their faces and they see everything that didn't make sense happening in

00:09:44.220 that split second that they're in that zone and they go oh my god so that's what's happening to

00:09:50.720 a lot of people right now and the second they hear this they might snap into that doctor strange zone

00:09:55.720 or they might actually dive into a rabbit hole of their own,

00:09:59.280 which is all we can really do.

00:10:01.360 We don't need to take them by the hand and tell them what's what

00:10:04.220 because on this side of the equation,

00:10:07.060 we're all about critical thinking, thinking for ourselves, right?

00:10:10.880 So on the other side of things, it's,

00:10:12.600 no, you don't think the way we do.

00:10:14.480 We're going to take away our advertising money from you.

00:10:16.580 And look at this.

00:10:17.080 Major companies are threatening Elon Musk

00:10:19.140 in an attempt to keep Trump off of Twitter.

00:10:21.860 uh this story comes from the federalistpapers.org elon musk now owns twitter after officially

00:10:30.740 closing the 44 billion dollar deal on thursday but now that the social media giants under new

00:10:37.500 management some advertisers and companies are concerned about how musk will operate the

00:10:42.840 platform he said all lifelong suspended accounts will be restored that's what he said there have

00:10:50.260 been concerns among some advertisers about musk's plan to reinstate those who were previously banned

00:10:56.460 from twitter reports the wall street journal particularly some are hesitant about the

00:11:02.660 possibility of donald trump being back on twitter in may musk indicated at a financial times live

00:11:08.880 questionnaire that he would let trump back on now in light of previous comments and musk's new

00:11:13.220 ownership some brands are getting jumpy about the possibility of trump coming back the journal

00:11:18.380 reported given the palpable leftist anger on twitter it's of little surprise companies are

00:11:23.400 wary of potential backlash you want to know what i don't need to read this story any further i can

00:11:28.460 tell you that donald trump has come out and said i won't be going back on twitter even if if they

00:11:33.500 take away my or they restore my suspended account i'll be staying on what is his uh his social media

00:11:40.640 truth social so he's going to be staying on that but i will tell you right now in case you haven't

00:11:47.460 experienced twitter in the past four days it has been absolutely hilarious elon says none of the

00:11:55.980 algorithms have changed yet the only thing that's changed are certain staff members so that means

00:12:02.000 a lot of the banning that's been going on a lot of the shadow banning that's been going on

00:12:07.700 has been actual real life people doing it and not the algorithms because it's a and a lot of these

00:12:16.520 people have had many many thousands of followers all of a sudden restored Ben Shapiro suggested

00:12:24.800 the other day he had 50,000 new followers inside of a half an hour on Thursday afternoon when when

00:12:31.180 Musk walked into Twitter and took over even though Musk says nothing has changed yet some of those

00:12:36.560 people have been fired so I guess a lot of the banning that was going on like I was saying was

00:12:40.780 actually you know by hand live people were doing it and not the algorithm so

00:12:48.100 what does this mean it means some some fun finally because you don't have to

00:12:55.760 be worried on Twitter anymore that you're gonna say something that's gonna

00:12:59.860 get you bad unlike Facebook still and I made a plea to to mr. Zuckerberg the

00:13:05.380 other day and i'll make it again right now mark please get rid of these fact checkers they're

00:13:11.740 useless they're driving your company into the dirt you have lost over half of your company's

00:13:17.900 value on the market in the last few months do you think that's because of the metaverse no

00:13:23.600 it's because many millions of people have been banned or gagged and they have no idea what they

00:13:32.240 can say and what they can't say and like i said before man like if you really believe in free

00:13:37.140 speech then there are three elements you need to watch for and that is violence threats incitement

00:13:42.600 of violence hate speech and and let's not give a broad definition to hate speech hate speech is hate

00:13:51.720 speech you know a bunch of people must die and threats of violence well um that's for the outside

00:14:00.520 world to deal with because the threat is a threat is a threat whether it's on twitter facebook or

00:14:06.340 face-to-face simple so mark please get rid of these fact fact checkers they're not doing your

00:14:15.300 business any good if you're a reasonable businessman and you have made billions of

00:14:20.720 dollars with a fantastic idea that you came up with nearly 20 years ago then restore it to what

00:14:26.080 it should be it doesn't need to be a wasteland of hate it won't be it'll be a lot of fun

00:14:32.820 let people say what's on their minds without threat of

00:14:38.260 elimination or cancellation so anyway i you know what i think is going to happen over on twitter

00:14:48.220 these people are not going to pull their advertising from musk because it's just too

00:14:55.180 much fun over there now like it's it's a thing again it's actually fun again it's not so one-sided

00:15:01.240 any it's good it's great and i think more and more people are now are going to get back on twitter

00:15:06.540 and get engaged again right and if more and more people are getting back on twitter and getting

00:15:11.880 engaged again why on earth would a company whose sole purpose is to make money pull their advertising

00:15:22.220 that doesn't make any sense at all does it okay we've still got a lot to cover with uh with twitter

00:15:29.360 here i talked about the minor attracted persons and how they're trying to normalize this right

00:15:37.960 and they are so here is that account that was suspended the other day

00:15:42.720 maps against groomers now gays against groomers took exception to this and worked to get this

00:15:49.920 account suspended and then i guess that's up to them and they say congratulations to all our

00:15:54.220 followers for getting this account suspended i would prefer like i was saying for this group to

00:15:59.120 have remained on twitter because of what i was saying before if these people these minor attracted

00:16:05.920 persons had put up anything in the way of illegality and we all know that molesting a

00:16:11.500 child sexually is illegal anywhere in the world then we could track them down and arrest them but

00:16:19.580 Because this account has been suspended, we'll never know who these people are.

00:16:25.340 You see what I'm saying?

00:16:28.080 But what they were trying to do, I think, here is test Elon's freedom of speech ideas.

00:16:35.580 However, because they are criminals, essentially, I mean, they're minor attracted persons.

00:16:42.300 And this is something else, right?

00:16:44.660 A thought crime.

00:16:46.620 What's that movie with Tom Cruise?

00:16:49.580 where you get arrested before you commit the crime.

00:16:53.860 Anyway, these folks are thinking horrible things

00:16:59.080 when it comes to children.

00:17:01.060 But until they do something, you can't arrest them.

00:17:05.780 You can't do anything about that.

00:17:12.580 So I would much rather have them exposed,

00:17:15.380 find out who's behind this group,

00:17:17.960 And then the second they post something that's illegal or suggests illegality, we could have the authorities contact them immediately, right?

00:17:30.180 So what I think here is that they're going to try and resurface somehow and hopefully they don't get banned again.

00:17:40.380 I'm not sure what the reason they got banned for is, but they did. 0.92

00:17:47.960 and then of course there's gays against groomers guys i mean the gays against groomers are 0.98

00:17:52.540 fantastic uh i did get a little bit of chin wag from some of the drag queens in the past couple

00:18:00.280 of days notably one who performed at the gaze not gaze drag queen story hour in winnipeg on the

00:18:07.940 weekend and i just let them keep chirping let them keep chirping they're going to do something

00:18:14.300 eventually that is so awful that they'll be ridden out of town on a rail probably

00:18:19.160 but when it comes to those kinds of events protests sure you can go and protest that

00:18:29.140 what i would rather do is is something that project veritas does you get in there you record it

00:18:37.000 and then you play it to the world.

00:18:39.440 This is what those people were doing with children in this place.

00:18:47.680 And then any number of people can be held accountable for that

00:18:51.100 and possibly charged.

00:18:53.620 The owners of the place that allowed it, even the parents.

00:18:58.360 If we're talking about any kind of sexual contact with children

00:19:02.000 or intended sexual contact with children,

00:19:05.740 we're talking about things that go against the criminal code of canada and then can be a police

00:19:11.160 matter so instead of the protests i suggest taking the uh project veritas route and speaking of

00:19:19.860 project veritas james o'keefe is the founder of project veritas the president and his account

00:19:28.280 has also been suspended by twitter and he doesn't know why he doesn't know why that is so here's a

00:19:32.940 minute and a half video of James trying to figure out why. Your account is suspended and is not

00:19:37.580 permitted to perform this action. We don't know. All we know is it's been suspended. We don't know

00:19:42.420 why yet. Your account has been permanently suspended for violating total rules. You may

00:19:48.120 not register a fake account. Your account will not be reinstated. It's gone.

00:19:54.840 Twitter permanently suspended Project Veritas with CNN reporter Brian Fung of CNN Business

00:20:00.540 writing that our account was permanently banned for what the platform says is repeated violation

00:20:05.840 of the company's anti-doxing policies. Based upon this video of us questioning the vice president

00:20:13.040 of Facebook who was outside of his house, so we suppose Twitter was saying by confronting the man

00:20:18.960 with the lamppost and the house that somehow this was doxing the vice president of Facebook.

00:20:25.160 We've done nothing different than what CNN often does. This is Drew Griffin, CNN reporter,

00:20:29.420 confronting not the vice president of a large tech company, but a private resident. And CNN

00:20:34.240 didn't actually blur out the number of her house. We're actually blurring it in post-production.

00:20:38.800 You can actually visibly see the number of her house. Twitter leaves up the tweet of Drew Griffin

00:20:43.480 confronting this woman outside of her house. That's not doxing someone, but us going outside

00:20:49.820 the house of the Facebook vice president is doxing. Got it. That doesn't make any sense.

00:20:55.360 so hopefully project veritas gets uh reinstated to twitter because that's a very important

00:21:02.420 project that james o'keefe is doing and um people need to see what he's doing

00:21:08.780 and by the way he doesn't just target left-wing politicians or uh employees of big tech companies

00:21:20.060 he goes after everybody who's shady and seedy and lately it's it's been those people but you

00:21:24.600 know what i mean if republicans right-leaning conservatives were doing shady stuff in the

00:21:29.780 future you can bet he would go after them too because he doesn't play favorites i don't play

00:21:35.660 favorites either the thing about this show i don't care if you're a conservative or liberal or

00:21:42.720 progressive or whatever as long as you're reasonable and you can sit down and have a

00:21:48.220 debate and i was trying to have reasonable conversations with people like i said in the

00:21:54.240 last couple of days and they just revert to this programmed name-calling yelling type speech and

00:22:02.740 you can't get anywhere with them and that is one of the problems of our society today it's like

00:22:10.080 you know i find the people on this side of the equation to be far more reasonable and easy to

00:22:19.300 talk to and listen to than the people on the other side, the yelling and the screaming and

00:22:25.740 the hollering and the indoctrination. It's crazy. So remember what we said a few months ago,

00:22:31.800 all of these media outlets and celebrities and media personalities are going to come out and

00:22:39.400 say, you know what, it's time to call a truce. Now that all of the restrictions are gone,

00:22:43.920 It's time for all of us to get back together.

00:22:46.620 Maybe we need some kind of amnesty.

00:22:52.620 I'm not sure if people are going to go for that.

00:22:56.680 What do you guys think?

00:22:58.440 This is a tweet today by Disclose.tv.

00:23:03.560 The Atlantic publishes a call for amnesty rather than accountability

00:23:07.660 for what has been done to people during the pandemic.

00:23:11.420 let's declare a pandemic amnesty we need to forgive one another for what we did and said

00:23:18.580 when we were in the dark about covid by emily oster now emily oster is famous for wanting 1.00

00:23:28.220 further restrictions what are we going to do with all of these unvaccinated people 0.99

00:23:33.620 how can we make their lives even more miserable so they take the jab and now she's the one a year 1.00

00:23:39.860 later who comes out and says we need an amnesty so look at all the comments after this tweet

00:23:45.760 being banned from restaurants gyms the movies travel shops clubs being painted as a second

00:23:52.480 ranked citizen losing friends due to not having a jab being scared that

00:23:57.180 cops might arrest you for not having a jab yeah i don't think i'll ever forgive

00:24:02.940 aj says yeah me neither forgiveness is also a choice interesting make earth great again i don't

00:24:11.720 i don't just want accountability i want nuremberg 2.0 and then nuremberg irish or trials 2.0 says

00:24:19.980 it's coming this is what this woman said this emily oster a year ago mocking anti-vaxxers

00:24:28.360 covid deaths is ghoulish yes but may be necessary

00:24:32.520 what is the matter with this woman and after saying that she is is wanting amnesty now

00:24:45.260 with no apology i don't see any apology anywhere from this woman

00:24:58.360 What does James say here? The response to this article proves how utterly divided society still is over COVID. Both sides of the argument reply by saying they have nothing to apologize for and wouldn't be willing to accept apologies from the other side anyway.

00:25:14.200 i i i'm trying to figure out what we have to apologize for what do we have to apologize for

00:25:22.120 can any and i'm asking that seriously can anybody think of anything and i know you're probably

00:25:27.260 seeing red right now your blood is probably just in the first stages of boiling but calm down

00:25:35.000 calm down just take a deep breath and honestly think

00:25:40.540 because i thought about this this afternoon i racked my brain on this one for a while before

00:25:46.780 i went forget it maybe you guys can help me do we have anything to apologize for

00:25:55.260 what did we do to them and more what could we have done to them anyway we didn't have

00:26:06.620 any power at all.

00:26:09.220 Nothing.

00:26:16.240 Christine says,

00:26:17.260 not a single thing.

00:26:18.960 Linda says,

00:26:19.660 I cannot think of a thing.

00:26:21.920 Anita, nope.

00:26:24.460 Agustina, nothing.

00:26:26.600 David, absolutely nothing.

00:26:32.320 Marty says,

00:26:33.080 I don't want an apology.

00:26:34.120 It means nothing

00:26:34.680 coming from people like that.

00:26:35.880 Well, you know what?

00:26:36.440 you're right about that like you know i've been made to apologize for things i said on the radio

00:26:41.480 over the years because the cbsc demanded it the canadian broadcast standards council

00:26:49.040 when they came down with a ruling for a couple of things i said i forget what it was minor minor

00:26:54.680 stuff so they would send that demand to my boss who would come to me and say you have to do this

00:26:59.900 at this time and I'd say all right I'll write it out for you you can read it and the two times it

00:27:08.580 happened to me I read this statement like blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah with absolutely

00:27:14.780 no feeling whatsoever because I wasn't sorry what I said for what I said I wasn't so it's

00:27:23.020 because there's nothing wrong with it it was just my opinion on something I didn't call names or

00:27:28.080 anything or vilify an entire section of society i just said something um

00:27:33.940 but for them to apologize and not mean it wouldn't mean anything anyway right

00:27:42.080 so it's not about an apology it's about them actually going oh man oh man like when you read

00:27:52.000 that headline of the Emily Oster article from a year ago, you know, making fun of unvaccinated

00:28:00.180 deaths, ghoulish, yes, but necessary. You would have to think that she would, you know, as a 0.57

00:28:07.620 reasonably, hopefully reasonably minded person, look back on that headline and go, oh, I can't

00:28:14.900 even believe I said that. Oh, that's horrible. Oh my God. And then naturally you would want

00:28:25.860 to apologize. So I think the job is to make these people realize what they've actually

00:28:32.440 done to us. But I don't know if that can be done. Not to all of them. I believe they've

00:28:41.500 been brainwashed for far too long and i think that these experimental jabs have done a little

00:28:46.620 bit of that to them as well i think that there's some kind of a side effect in this that creates

00:28:53.640 anger almost like what was that what was that disease in 28 days later the rage disease or

00:29:01.640 something i think that that's i might i'm just spitballing here now i'm not saying that's a fact

00:29:07.940 or anything but i think that yeah because i can't even tell you how many people have said to me

00:29:15.080 over the past year year and a half this is not the same person

00:29:19.500 you know it's not the same person as before the pandemic and i say well does it go back that far

00:29:26.160 does it go back to maybe when they first got the you know and they actually stop and think

00:29:32.120 about it and they go you know what you might be right but there's still a lot of people

00:29:38.900 you can't say that to you can't say um was the person jabbed why would you ask that well because

00:29:47.700 they died suddenly well that doesn't have anything to do with it i guess that question is only good

00:29:53.360 for entering restaurants and movie theaters okay this is uh this is very disconcerting this next

00:30:03.680 story because you know that it's happening in canada as well probably worse than what's going

00:30:08.520 on in the united states story comes from the intercept.com the department of homeland security

00:30:15.160 down there is quietly broadening its efforts to curb speech it considers dangerous an investigation

00:30:21.820 by the intercept is found years of internal dhs department of homeland security memos emails and

00:30:27.580 documents obtained via leaks and an ongoing lawsuit as well as public documents illustrate

00:30:32.840 an expansive effort by the agency to influence tech platforms the work much of which remains

00:30:39.820 unknown to the american public came into clear review earlier this year when dhs announced a

00:30:45.380 new disinformation governance board a panel designed to police misinformation false information

00:30:51.900 spread unintentionally disinformation false information spread intentionally and mal

00:30:57.340 information factual information shared typically out of context with harmful intent

00:31:02.680 that allegedly threatens u.s interests while the board was widely ridiculed immediately scaled

00:31:09.820 back and then shut down within a few months other initiatives are underway as dhs pivots

00:31:15.300 to monitoring social media now that its original mandate, the war on terror, has been wound down.

00:31:21.880 Behind closed doors and through pressure on private platforms,

00:31:25.780 the U.S. government has used its power to try to shape online discourse.

00:31:30.260 According to meeting minutes and other records appended to a lawsuit

00:31:34.120 filed by Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmidt, a Republican who is also running for Senate,

00:31:39.980 discussions have ranged from the scale and scope of government intervention

00:31:43.380 in online discourse to the mechanics

00:31:45.600 of streamlining takedown requests

00:31:47.340 for false or intentionally misleading information.

00:31:50.760 Platforms have got to get comfortable with government.

00:31:53.720 It's really interesting how hesitant they remain.

00:31:55.960 Microsoft executive Matt Masterson,

00:31:58.480 a former DHS official,

00:31:59.880 texted Jenna Easterly, a DHS director, in February.

00:32:03.980 What?

00:32:05.300 Tech platforms have got to get comfortable with government?

00:32:08.500 No, no, they don't.

00:32:10.340 They're private businesses.

00:32:13.380 In a March meeting, Laura Demlow, an FBI official, warned that the threat of subversive information on social media could undermine support for the U.S. government.

00:32:24.640 Demlow, according to notes of the discussion attended by senior executives from Twitter and JPMorgan Chase, stressed that we need a media infrastructure that's held accountable.

00:32:34.800 we do not coordinate with other entities when making content moderation decisions and we

00:32:40.020 independently evaluate content in line with the twitter rules a spokesman for twitter wrote

00:32:44.320 in a statement to the intercept right i mean project veritas has got several employees from

00:32:52.680 several different big tech companies all across the united states saying the opposite of what

00:32:58.180 that guy just said there is also a formalized process for government officials to directly

00:33:02.540 flag content on facebook or instagram and request that it be throttled or suppressed through a

00:33:08.080 special facebook portal that requires a government or law enforcement email to use at the time of

00:33:14.300 writing the content request system at facebook.com slash x takedown slash login is still live dhs and

00:33:23.840 meta the parent company of facebook did not respond to a request for comment the fbi declined

00:33:28.440 to comment mark take that portal down take it down you don't have to answer to joe biden or any

00:33:37.440 of his lackeys for what people have to say on your platform after all it is a town square it's

00:33:44.200 a public hall for goodness sakes anybody can get an account on facebook and they should be able to

00:33:52.020 say whatever it is they want to say that is in your constitution my friend and freedom of speech

00:34:01.280 in the united states of america is far wider than it is in canada much more so here they do try to

00:34:09.800 regulate it through the constitution the charter of rights and freedoms uh section one and of course

00:34:17.100 the notwithstanding clause which we're going to get into a story about in the next little while

00:34:20.940 And then, of course, there's the other little beauty, Bill C-11, that's just passed second reading at the Senate last week.

00:34:26.760 It's now gone to committee.

00:34:28.240 Hopefully they're going to try and amend it and get rid of this ridiculous censorship part of it because they don't need that.

00:34:34.800 And even the former chairman of the CRTC has come out and said that they don't need that. 0.77

00:34:40.020 It's ridiculous. It's overreach. 0.79

00:34:42.100 That's what he said.

00:34:43.160 You've got big tech platforms telling the government, we don't need this in Canada.

00:34:49.240 so write your senator and tell her or him what you really think of it okay so what happened at the

00:34:58.360 emergencies act inquiry today oh and by the way starting tomorrow i'm gonna i'm gonna do some

00:35:04.620 simulcast streaming from the emergencies act and the reason that i'm starting tomorrow and didn't

00:35:10.140 start from the beginning is simply this it's been police officers from the opp from ops and from the

00:35:17.420 rcmp and bureaucrats pretty much testifying in the first three weeks of the inquiry but starting

00:35:22.040 tomorrow we have got some of the convoy people lined up to testify i think chris barber tomorrow

00:35:28.120 leach will be testifying tomorrow and then tom marazzo is going to be on wednesday so all of

00:35:34.100 this week it's going to be convoy leadership testifying and then after that it's going to

00:35:40.360 be government officials elected officials like justin trudeau christia freeland marco mendicino

00:35:46.660 and all of those clowns so i will pick certain days that i'm going to live stream in the afternoon

00:35:52.820 and do some commentary with it and i may have some special guests along the way 0.67

00:35:57.660 today on the stand was former ottawa police chief peter slowly who said it wasn't safe for police

00:36:03.340 to carry out mass arrests without risk of injury or death to protesters slowly said an officer in

00:36:10.080 that situation quote may need to resort to serious injury or death to prevent themselves from being

00:36:15.260 overwhelmed that from andrew lotten on twitter and here is the three minute excerpt of that

00:36:20.860 so if you see the third bullet turning from demo to occupation increasingly volatile and aggressive

00:36:30.760 and then it says police intervention to remove massive risk which is underlined injury loss of

00:36:39.540 life um and so if we look further down after the list of police forces that are there it says

00:36:50.660 operational arrest no safe way to do this injury death and then uh under that avoided full-scale

00:37:01.940 riots. So I wanted to understand your basis for understanding that there was no safe way to carry

00:37:11.900 out removals or arrests without the risk of injury or death. What was the basis for saying that there

00:37:20.760 was no safe way to do arrests without risking injury or death? Just to be clear, clearly we did

00:37:26.560 to enforcement, and clearly we did make arrests. But to be absolutely clear, I forget who asked

00:37:32.360 the question, Commissioner, but was this more like a family event or a powder keg? It was more like

00:37:38.080 a powder keg. And no point ever more powder keg than that very first weekend. I had experienced

00:37:44.600 myself when I went on foot patrol at Wellington and Rideau and Sussex. I had experienced it myself.

00:37:50.960 I had seen it and felt it firsthand.

00:37:54.760 And those efforts of swarming officers, not just an individual officer writing a bylaw offense,

00:37:59.980 but sometimes officers in twos or threes or more were swarmed, senior experienced officers.

00:38:06.120 We had brand new recruits on the street.

00:38:08.560 This was a regular occurrence.

00:38:11.080 Sometimes that serious injury or death is not the death or the injury to the officer.

00:38:16.020 It's that an officer being swarmed and overwhelmed physically may need to resort to serious injury or death to prevent themselves from being overwhelmed.

00:38:26.640 So it's a two-way issue.

00:38:28.940 Not fair that the officer is going to get hurt, but the officer may hurt or take the life of someone who's trying to overwhelm them.

00:38:36.940 And in every one of the instances that I saw or I even attempted as a uniform officer to gain compliance, even the most small compliance, was aggressively surrounded and intimidated.

00:38:50.300 And if I had carried through on that or other officers carried it through on the most basic level of engagement, never mind enforcement, there was a risk of escalation to violence.

00:39:00.320 and the crowd dynamics that existed that weekend it is only but for the grace of god that something

00:39:06.540 worse did not happen okay okay let me show you a video of what happened on that very first weekend

00:39:16.220 now i'm not saying that the officers didn't feel threatened because i wasn't an officer in that

00:39:22.940 situation. But it's been established over the course of the inquiry so far that this was not

00:39:30.640 a regular protest. And I'm not talking about the size of it. I'm talking about the people involved

00:39:38.560 in the protests. As I have pointed out before, you guys know this. This was a grassroots movement

00:39:46.200 that came from every corner of our country.

00:39:50.040 British Columbia, Yukon, Alberta, Northwest Territories,

00:39:54.940 Nunavut, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Prince Edward Island,

00:40:01.200 Quebec, Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia. 0.99

00:40:08.540 People were fed up with the bull crap from the Trudeau government 0.99

00:40:14.220 and from their own provincial governments. 0.98

00:40:17.380 They were also very, very, very happy to be there

00:40:21.640 and making connections with like-minded people

00:40:24.560 from all across our country

00:40:26.280 because it's our country and we love our country.

00:40:30.640 That's why we went to Ottawa.

00:40:33.760 Well, I shouldn't say we because I wasn't there.

00:40:39.800 That's why they went to Ottawa.

00:40:41.580 they went to save the country they went to fight for everybody's freedoms

00:40:50.520 everybody's freedoms and there are people out there right now maybe watching this show and go

00:40:58.420 what freedoms are you what freedoms are you talking about my friend if you were that person

00:41:07.340 right now. I am telling you that you should not

00:41:11.280 have to inject an experimental chemical into your body

00:41:15.100 in order to keep your job. And don't tell me that's a choice.

00:41:19.500 That is coercion.

00:41:24.180 Choices have consequences. Yes, they do.

00:41:29.420 But that choice should never, ever have been put

00:41:33.200 to any Canadian, ever. Period.

00:41:37.340 offering a choice like that

00:41:40.820 is like Sophie's choice

00:41:42.440 it's like saying

00:41:44.780 gun or knife

00:41:46.060 which do you prefer

00:41:47.420 one of the instances

00:41:52.320 that Peter slowly was referring to

00:41:54.800 was this

00:41:55.820 officer swarming

00:41:57.760 from the very first weekend in Ottawa

00:42:00.340 watch this, watch what happens here

00:42:02.460 the truth goes strong and free

00:42:05.760 From far and wide to Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

00:42:17.240 O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

00:42:39.240 Oh, Canada, we stand on the door for thee!

00:42:51.780 Hold the line! 0.99

00:42:54.760 Hold the line!

00:43:09.240 freedom yeah i'm sorry guys about the uh the slowness of the video there i'm gonna get to

00:43:27.640 that one in just a second but yeah that's a terrifying group of people wouldn't you say

00:43:30.800 it was well known within the ottawa police service has been

00:43:36.520 and has been testified about.

00:43:39.600 Now, the police were aware who these people were.

00:43:41.740 They were not Antifa people with frozen water bottles and bricks

00:43:45.340 or Molotov cocktails.

00:43:47.980 They were regular Canadians like you, like me,

00:43:52.000 who work jobs, who try to support families,

00:43:55.620 who have mortgage payments,

00:43:57.680 who pay bills, take their kids to school,

00:44:03.820 go bowling on Wednesday nights maybe.

00:44:05.680 I don't know. 1.00

00:44:06.520 regular Canadians

00:44:09.240 not freaks

00:44:12.420 with pink

00:44:14.500 dyed hair

00:44:15.940 yelling and screaming

00:44:17.600 no

00:44:23.340 they went there to save our country

00:44:27.200 do you think they put

00:44:29.800 the fear of God into the cops

00:44:31.840 probably not

00:44:33.920 now having said that guys

00:44:35.280 there were some wackadoos involved there were some wackadoos involved but they're they were not

00:44:40.200 the people i'm talking about anytime you have a large gathering like that you are going to get

00:44:46.160 the wackadoo element i mean i've seen it here in the protests in winnipeg you know if you've got

00:44:50.780 500 people out or a thousand people out for for an event for a rally you're going to get the fringe

00:44:56.980 element of people and i'm talking people that you sit down and go hey how's it going would you like

00:45:01.820 to join my special club and then he jumps away on his pogo stick like seriously i i've met people

00:45:08.820 like that and there are people there who were trying to induct you into indoctrinate you into

00:45:12.960 some kind of weird cult i mean yes but any large protest any large rally any large gathering is

00:45:20.420 going to see those kinds of people it's just inevitable no matter what the rally is for but

00:45:25.420 what was going on was the government and certain other players like the media were trying to tie

00:45:31.360 those people specifically to the grassroots movement of the freedom convoy we're going to

00:45:37.920 get into that in just a second finally the last twitter piece i'm going to give you today

00:45:43.360 is 20 seconds of a video put up by the libs of tiktok and uh and i know i'm jumping all over

00:45:53.860 the place tonight you guys i just got so much stuff and i doesn't really seem coherent like

00:45:58.660 maybe it normally does but check this out this is oh my gender binary is a direct result of

00:46:03.680 european colonization and if we look globally and historically throughout the world and the

00:46:10.640 ways that people have existed and talked about gender the idea of there only being two genders

00:46:15.940 is a new concept that is directly linked to white supremacy that is directly linked to white

00:46:23.680 supremacy let's go ahead and the gender binary is a direct result of european colonization

00:46:29.380 and if we look globally and historically throughout the world and the ways that people

00:46:35.660 have existed and talked about gender the idea of there only being two genders is a new concept

00:46:42.240 that is directly linked to white supremacy the gender binary okay let me ask you this

00:46:49.040 Where are these people learning this stuff?

00:46:54.480 Are they learning that in schools and universities? 0.99

00:46:59.040 Or are they just making it up and pulling it out of their own asses? 1.00

00:47:05.020 The binary gender is linked to white supremacy somehow. 1.00

00:47:11.180 by the way the NHL did a study

00:47:18.780 National Hockey League

00:47:21.140 they did a study

00:47:21.840 and guess what they found out

00:47:22.940 they found out

00:47:25.700 that the league

00:47:27.060 is overwhelmingly white

00:47:29.840 and we're going to get to that

00:47:33.220 in just a second

00:47:34.500 now getting back to

00:47:36.180 the Freedom Convoy

00:47:37.740 this is from TNC.news

00:47:39.940 True North

00:47:41.160 Marco Mendocino, Minister of Public Safety,

00:47:46.520 his office wanted to keep the crazies in the Freedom Convoy.

00:47:51.300 So this is what I was telling you guys about seconds ago.

00:47:56.460 In a discussion between key aides in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

00:48:01.020 and Public Safety Minister Marco Mendocino's offices,

00:48:04.280 Mendocino's Director of Communications warned against statements

00:48:07.300 that might compel Freedom Convoy organizers to push out the crazies.

00:48:15.680 The damning text messages were released Monday morning

00:48:19.200 by the Public Order Emergency Commission.

00:48:21.480 In them, the PMO, Issues, and Policy Advisor Mary Liz Power

00:48:27.540 and Alexander Cohen of Mendocino's office discuss ways to best exploit

00:48:32.700 the narrative being peddled by many media outlets about extreme elements in the convoy.

00:48:38.860 Now we've talked about this before. The media will always look for the most wackadoo person

00:48:44.540 in the rally that they're against, right? They don't like this rally going on, so they're going

00:48:49.060 to try and find the most person in there, and they're going to put that person on screen

00:48:53.520 every single time. And what does that do? It discredits the actual, real, normal people.

00:49:00.280 by the way the vast majority who are there protesting for their rights and freedoms

00:49:07.800 now listen to this i think there could be an opportunity to get in on this growing narrative

00:49:15.120 of the truckers power wrote of the more extreme comments i.e calling for a january 6th style

00:49:21.540 insurrection getting more coverage in media i had an initial chat with my boss and he's supportive

00:49:26.700 but he wants to wait a day or two Cohen replied there's a danger that if we come down too hard

00:49:32.140 they might push out the crazies power said it was a fair comment and offered that global and

00:49:39.740 others are working on stories maybe we see how those land power also said the liberal research

00:49:46.880 bureau a taxpayer funded office that supports the liberal caucus was researching the convoys

00:49:51.840 backers so let me backtrack for a second here to this portion power said it was a fair comment

00:49:57.760 and offered that global and others are working on stories maybe we see how those land all right

00:50:03.300 first of all these are the chiefs of staff of the pmo well maybe not the chief of staff but

00:50:09.940 definitely somebody highly placed in the prime minister's office but the definitely the chief

00:50:14.160 of staff in marco mendocino's office going back and forth on an email chain they're two highly

00:50:21.300 placed government bureaucrats how do they know what media outlets are working on they say here

00:50:29.000 global and others are working on stories maybe we see how those land 1.00

00:50:34.900 the only thing i can think of is somebody like rachel gilmore who is a a stain on journalism

00:50:45.560 in my opinion is maybe talking with these people saying yeah listen i'm working on a story that's

00:50:52.620 going to try it out to make the the convoy look crazy just so you know but there is no way in hell

00:50:58.680 that any self-respecting journalist or reporter would discuss what they're working on with the

00:51:05.960 government but that's what this is i say again power said it was a fair comment and offered

00:51:13.820 that global and others are working on stories maybe we see how those land that's my takeaway

00:51:20.380 from this article you guys there's more but that is alarming to me that the government these two

00:51:27.820 government bureaucrats would know anything about what stories the media is working on so there

00:51:33.160 you go there's your proof right there if you want to know if the media is actually working

00:51:38.540 with the government there it is it's right there go to tnc.news and find the story the text exchange

00:51:48.360 included several proposed talking points around which the government could craft its messaging

00:51:53.840 including included in the list was that the government will always support a right to

00:51:58.340 peaceful protest and that our democracy is something we need to nurture and protect every day

00:52:03.640 Power also included a talking point that organizers are making concerning comments, but added she would need something to back this up.

00:52:13.820 You can see these two bureaucrats, not even elected politicians, these two bureaucrats are trying to make stuff up about the convoy.

00:52:25.040 It's right there.

00:52:29.540 Go to Andrew Lawton's Twitter.

00:52:31.320 If you want to see.

00:52:33.640 you want to see the video here we go here's brandon miller talking to peter slowly today

00:52:39.720 this is sir this is a text message from a fellow by the name of alexander cohen are you familiar

00:52:45.840 with him it doesn't ring a bell sir okay he's with the pro he's with uh minister marciano's office

00:52:52.240 marciano between him and mary liz power are you familiar with mary liz power again the names

00:52:59.060 aren't ringing a bell okay she's with the uh prime minister's office so i'm just going to read that

00:53:03.620 to you for you so you have an understanding and this is from about the 24th on or before the 24th

00:53:08.420 of january and says i got a quick response people are into it let me know if your boss is too happy

00:53:14.420 to help however i can this is what i sent through though by the way hi i just had a chat with alex

00:53:20.820 at ps meaning public safety who had a bit of an interesting idea as you saw in the pod goals chat

00:53:27.540 the truckers convoy and some of their more extreme comments in brackets i.e calling for a january

00:53:32.420 six style insurrection close brackets are getting more coverage in the media alex was surveying

00:53:37.380 whether there'd be interest in his boss doing some media on this eventually he was chatting

00:53:41.700 with a mediciano about it right before he went into the cabinet retreat now i can tell you the

00:53:46.180 cabinet retreat was on the 24th that's how i know it was before the 24th i think there could be an

00:53:51.300 opportunity to get in on this growing narrative of the truckers particularly with the research

00:53:57.060 that lrb is doing into their backers my thoughts of the framing here would be similar to what pm

00:54:04.340 slash blair meaning the prime minister and minister blair said last year when january 6 occurred

00:54:11.060 and the first thing is our democracy is something we need to nurture and protect every day

00:54:15.780 now that text message then continues we will always support the right to peaceful protests

00:54:21.300 some of the call that organizers of these events are making are concerning and we're taking them

00:54:26.260 seriously in brackets would need something to back this up close brackets we'll continue to

00:54:31.780 monitor the situation coastly the fine line to walk would be to ensure we are not looking like

00:54:36.820 we're directing the police which obviously is not the goal here hoping to canvas your thoughts

00:54:41.700 alex said he'd come back to me with a proposal this afternoon and he gets to chat with indiziano

00:54:47.220 again and obviously pending his boss and our our interest in looking into this further and if you

00:54:53.220 could scroll down and alex responds thanks i had an initial chat with my boss and he's supportive

00:54:59.540 but wants to wait a day or two there's a danger that if we come down too hard they might push out

00:55:04.420 the crazies and then the response i think that's fair apparently global and others are working on

00:55:10.820 stories maybe see how those land so when i show you this and i after this the exact same sort of

00:55:19.380 The narrative came out from the federal government following these suggestions from their staff.

00:55:24.120 Is that misinformation?

00:55:27.340 I'm sorry, I can't really comment.

00:55:29.240 There's just not enough context to know who these people are, what they represent, what information or influence they have.

00:55:39.620 Okay, it doesn't matter.

00:55:41.060 I mean, that was ex-police chief slowly talking about it. 0.98

00:55:44.360 But you can bet that Brendan Miller, the lawyer there, is going to be bringing that up when Trudeau sits his ass down in that chair in a couple of weeks' time. 0.99

00:55:52.880 The same goes for Marco Mendocino, Christia Freeland, and these other clowns. 0.97

00:55:58.220 Were you working with the media to concoct a narrative?

00:56:00.680 And this is why the lawyers for the Freedom Convoy, Inc. want to get these media bureaucrats up on that stand as well.

00:56:14.360 Justin Trudeau stayed in a $6,000 a night hotel room

00:56:21.620 well we don't really know that

00:56:25.180 Brian Lilly of Post Media asks the question

00:56:28.380 who stayed in a $6,000 a night hotel room

00:56:31.300 it had to be Trudeau

00:56:32.320 they're talking about the trip out to England

00:56:34.660 the UK when the Queen died

00:56:36.620 the big funeral where he was caught on video

00:56:38.940 singing Bohemian Rhapsody

00:56:40.500 now I see a lot of you guys in the comments

00:56:44.300 are thinking bigger you're thinking okay okay i get what's going on with the emergencies act

00:56:52.560 inquiry but what's going on in the world man okay so i do cover that from time to time the

00:57:00.080 ukraine war you know the nordstrom pipelines being blown up but there is a guy who covers

00:57:07.460 that pretty much exclusively who does a video every single morning and he's going to be joining

00:57:14.580 the show on thursday harley schlanger of the larouche organization and the schiller institute

00:57:21.800 if you guys have never heard this man speak bone up on some of his videos they're i'm going to say

00:57:30.420 maybe six seven minutes long most of the time he answers questions he gives you what's really

00:57:37.200 going on behind the narrative it's fascinating stuff and so i reached out to him last week and

00:57:42.620 i am proud to say that harley schlanger will be guesting on this show thursday night i can't wait

00:57:50.300 for that i hope you guys are excited as well well who did stay in that six thousand dollar a night

00:57:56.000 hotel room in london well it wasn't governor general mary simon staying in the six thousand

00:58:02.280 per night hotel room for the queen's funeral so unless canadian's taxpayers were footing an

00:58:08.060 outrageous bill for actor sandra oh there are a few choices left other than prime minister

00:58:14.620 justin trudeau remember bev oda bev oda was a conservative cabinet minister i'm gonna say 10

00:58:20.880 years ago she got fired for having a 16 glass of orange juice right because that was a big scandal

00:58:29.820 man 16 for a glass of orange juice you're fired and here we are 10 years later and justin trudeau

00:58:38.500 is running around the world burning through our money like it's nobody's business and nobody says

00:58:44.340 anything who got the six thousand dollar a night room conservative leader pierre polly

00:58:50.760 avast wednesday in the comments this is last week trudeau's answer consisted of rhyming off

00:58:58.420 the guest list, including former PMs and Governors General. Having a strong Canadian presence there

00:59:05.640 as one of the top realm countries that was expected, Trudeau said. That's true. What wasn't

00:59:13.840 expected was a bill for a $6,000 a night suite with complimentary butler service, a marble bathroom

00:59:20.320 with underfloor heating, and a bathtub with built-in TV and separate rain shower. That's a lot

00:59:26.760 of orange juice one conservative mp could be heard shouting as trudeau stood to answer pollio so

00:59:32.600 that's this guy that's this guy burning through money and why not he can get away with anything

00:59:39.020 this is a disturbing story you guys and again i'm sorry for jumping around with the content tonight

00:59:43.660 usually it's a little bit more concentrated and better flowing but tonight there was just so much

00:59:48.280 that didn't quite relate i just wanted to get as much in as i possibly could and also remember that

00:59:53.720 it's monday night and the content really builds up over the weekend uh this story comes from

00:59:59.360 castanet.net colonna woman says she was escorted out of colonna general hospital by police for

01:00:06.820 being unvaccinated she says she's being prevented from visiting her ailing grandmother in colonna

01:00:13.600 general hospital due to her vaccination status melissa howell tells castanet her grandmother

01:00:19.680 Mary Lou Howell suffers from dementia and had to be hospitalized October 19th after she was hurt in

01:00:26.640 the fall. I'd been by her side for multiple days as well as into the nights caring and comforting

01:00:32.680 her. She's in a state of great confusion, distress, and pain, Howell said. She was allowed to visit and

01:00:38.940 help care for her grandmother for two days until October 21st when she was helping perform a two

01:00:43.920 person lift with a nurse to boost her grandmother onto the bed. The issue, according to Howell,

01:00:50.260 started when she was assisting a nurse in caring for her grandmother on Friday the 21st,

01:00:55.580 two full days after her grandmother was admitted to KGH. The nurse commented on how well I know

01:01:01.080 my grandmother's care and said I must visit her all the time. Unfortunately, I'm not allowed in

01:01:06.640 her long-term care facility because I'm not vaccinated. Probably shouldn't have said that,

01:01:11.420 but anyway it shouldn't matter it shouldn't matter right shortly afterwards howell says

01:01:16.320 another nurse came into her grandmother's room and informed her that she had to leave

01:01:20.840 and went so far as to suggest that howell had snuck into the hospital i was mortified

01:01:28.080 and explained that that was not the case i didn't understand where this was coming from all of a

01:01:33.040 sudden she said howell says she works as a care aide and takes a client to kgh for rehab visits

01:01:39.900 and to spend time at the pool once a week, and she's never had an issue gaining access.

01:01:44.360 I assured them that I've always spoken to COVID-19 screeners upon entering,

01:01:50.040 answered their questions truthfully, used hand sanitizer, put on a mask.

01:01:54.220 I also offered to take COVID-19 tests to assure them I do not have COVID-19.

01:01:58.620 So this person clearly is willing to go ahead and capitulate to all of these regulations.

01:02:03.340 But it doesn't seem to matter, does it?

01:02:06.080 to the hardliners, to the COVID zero crowd, 0.91

01:02:09.420 to the Branch Covidians who apparently still have some kind of power 0.50

01:02:12.660 in the province of British Columbia. 1.00

01:02:15.100 None of that matters.

01:02:17.100 What matters is you comply with their demands or you're out.

01:02:22.720 Grandmother notwithstanding.

01:02:25.160 Those are the kinds of people we are dealing with.

01:02:27.940 So going back earlier into the show, 1.00

01:02:30.400 when that woman from the Atlantic

01:02:34.140 wants some kind of a truce 1.00

01:02:36.140 between them and us,

01:02:40.140 some kind of amnesty.

01:02:43.320 And yet this stuff is still going on,

01:02:45.780 kind of leaves a bad taste in your mouth, doesn't it?

01:02:48.780 And that's putting it lightly.

01:02:53.000 I'm wondering whether I should go long tonight, you guys.

01:02:56.660 Yeah, I'm gonna, and here's why.

01:02:58.400 this story now for for you Ontario viewers this is going to be a thing

01:03:03.120 from the Marxist CBC taxpayer funded Marxist CBC Ontario education workers will walk off the job

01:03:13.220 Friday despite anti-strike legislation CUPE says so teachers in Ontario even though there is

01:03:23.480 anti-strike legislation in place because Doug Ford used the notwithstanding clause in the

01:03:29.440 Charter of Rights and Freedoms, they're still going to walk off the job. They're going to do

01:03:32.820 it anyway. But listen to what they say here. The union representing some 55,000 Ontario education

01:03:41.440 workers says its members will walk off the job Friday in a province-wide protest regardless of

01:03:46.440 Ontario's proposed anti-strike legislation. At a news conference today, the union said

01:03:51.440 education workers will withdraw their labor to protest against the move by the province which

01:03:57.400 they called a monstrous overreach the ontario government introduced the keeping students in

01:04:04.400 class act on monday which invokes the notwithstanding clause to impose a contract on

01:04:08.900 education workers and avert a strike the clause or section 33 of the charter gives provincial

01:04:16.000 legislatures or parliament the ability through the passage of a law to override certain portions

01:04:22.040 of the charter for a five-year term which by the way should never ever have been put in the charter

01:04:28.880 of rights and freedoms because it pretty much obliterates the entire content of the charter

01:04:34.240 but anyway do you not find it interesting that these people

01:04:38.920 didn't care about government overreach didn't represent any of their employees when it came

01:04:46.960 to being let go or put on administrative leave for not getting the jab didn't care

01:04:51.840 we're right alongside shoulder to shoulder with the government on all of those decisions didn't

01:04:57.180 care about that overreach but now that the government is invoking the notwithstanding

01:05:03.080 clause and coming up with an anti-strike

01:05:07.440 legislation. It's overreach! These people are

01:05:10.960 hypocrites. These people are absolute 1.00

01:05:14.980 hypocrites. 1.00

01:05:18.400 And this is the case with the entire 1.00

01:05:22.220 left side of this whole argument. Sorry, left side of this whole argument.

01:05:27.100 Bottom line is, they will use certain

01:05:31.140 slogans and laws and mandates

01:05:33.440 as long as they like them

01:05:35.060 as long as they work out in their favor

01:05:37.060 but if they don't, if they go against them

01:05:39.520 oh my god, it's monstrous

01:05:41.520 overreach

01:05:42.220 you can't

01:05:44.680 you can't have both

01:05:46.420 you can't have your cake and eat it too 1.00

01:05:49.380 you disgusting 1.00

01:05:50.840 pig vomit 1.00

01:05:52.520 I'm sorry 0.98

01:05:56.620 I don't like calling names

01:06:01.120 i am truly sorry for saying that but these people have had these people what am i don cherry

01:06:11.960 these people have had their way far too long and i hope they walk out and i hope they don't come 0.98

01:06:20.000 back and i hope other educators walk across that damn picket line and do their jobs for them 0.99

01:06:25.900 without the indoctrination, 1.00

01:06:28.160 the sexual indoctrination of the kids of that province.

01:06:33.460 And as far as you parents are concerned,

01:06:36.240 right now, grandparents and parents,

01:06:39.120 all these people walking off the job,

01:06:40.740 not sure if they're going to be staying off longer than one day.

01:06:45.300 Let them go.

01:06:47.240 Homeschool your kid. 1.00

01:06:48.900 Keep them away from that intersectional BS 0.63

01:06:52.580 that they're trying to teach your kids in school.

01:06:54.840 And it's everywhere, my friends.

01:06:56.920 It's not just in Ontario.

01:06:58.900 It is all across our country.

01:07:04.920 It is all across our country.

01:07:08.220 And the louder we speak up about it,

01:07:10.860 the less they will be able to get away with.

01:07:14.060 But we have to start doing our part.

01:07:16.500 And I don't like using that expression either,

01:07:19.040 but we do.

01:07:22.460 Here's something cool.

01:07:24.840 Now, they talked about violence, you know, at the protests,

01:07:29.520 even though there really wasn't much.

01:07:31.340 And I'm talking about the Freedom Convoy now.

01:07:34.500 There was so few arrests.

01:07:37.840 Not really much in the way of violence either.

01:07:40.180 I mean, like, nothing hardly.

01:07:43.200 Maybe a few little skirmishes and whatnot,

01:07:45.840 but nothing to write home about.

01:07:49.060 And that's because the protesters were mostly peaceful, right?

01:07:52.680 they did not push back they could have gotten violent i mean if you've watched any of the

01:07:59.660 testimony of these police officers at the inquiry for the past three weeks they were scared these

01:08:04.400 cops were scared some of them not all of them but they were scared that the crowd of that size

01:08:09.280 getting violent on them they would be putting their lives at risk but the grassroots people

01:08:16.260 of that protest did not push back they stood they stood there they made the police push them back

01:08:23.960 they held the line as long as they could and that's the reason there was no violence

01:08:29.220 now watch what happens at this protest in france as police rush out to the people expecting them

01:08:36.440 to rush them to create a stampede but nobody moves and the police are forced to back down

01:08:43.280 Watch this video. This is fantastic.

01:08:47.420 There's the police rushing at the crowd. There they are.

01:08:50.120 What does the crowd do? Nothing.

01:08:53.480 Nothing.

01:08:57.860 Isn't he smiling and laughing?

01:09:13.280 So what are they protesting about in France?

01:09:20.140 Well, they're protesting high power prices, high food prices, food availability, power availability.

01:09:28.800 Because all across Europe, this winter, things are going to be bad.

01:09:34.180 And they're blaming the war in Ukraine. 0.91

01:09:38.160 We need to fight this war in Ukraine.

01:09:41.400 Well, we're not really fighting it. 0.94

01:09:42.580 We need to supply the Ukraine with all of these weapons and resources. 0.90

01:09:48.420 That means you have to go without.

01:09:53.820 Because we need to win that war of Putin's evil.

01:09:57.080 This is the narrative that they would have us believe.

01:09:59.500 And there's still people believing that narrative.

01:10:01.360 Clearly, I was out for a walk earlier today.

01:10:03.160 By the way, hello to the person who waved at me on Portage Avenue.

01:10:06.420 I was out for a walk earlier today, and I think I was walking down Thompson Drive.

01:10:10.420 and it seemed like every second house i was walking past had one of these stand for ukraine 0.99

01:10:16.160 flags in the front and i'm like wow you people are so dumb what is the matter with you 0.99

01:10:22.960 this is terrible already many politicians are speaking out about this in the united states 0.99

01:10:29.240 this news came down on friday uh marxist medical boards strip top dr peter mccullough

01:10:34.860 his medical credentials

01:10:36.720 for speaking the truth 0.98

01:10:38.240 about the jabs. 0.92

01:10:41.340 One of the most cited

01:10:43.280 cardiologists,

01:10:45.100 if not the most cited

01:10:46.500 cardiologist on the planet,

01:10:49.220 has been stripped

01:10:51.240 of his medical license.

01:10:55.260 Let that one sink in.

01:10:57.820 That's nuts.

01:10:59.300 That's crazy.

01:11:00.840 But there it is.

01:11:03.120 Medical tyranny.

01:11:04.760 Okay, I was telling you guys earlier about the NHL, right? 0.95

01:11:08.740 The NHL conducted a study that discovers the league is overwhelmingly white.

01:11:13.640 Look, there's Gary Bettman sitting there, very, very interested in what this woman has to say. 0.95

01:11:18.560 It says that we are where we expected to be, but now we have the facts to back it up.

01:11:23.980 I think the one area that we are feeling positive about is that 38% of our workforce are women.

01:11:34.980 We've done a lot of work to improve in that area and it's very consistent with our current

01:11:42.980 female fan base of 40% and so that's a great benchmark.

01:11:46.980 Having said that, we know we have work to do with women of color and we're leaning into that.

01:11:51.980 I think the thing that you should take away from the workforce study is that it is a progressive

01:12:00.980 outlook on how you begin to manage your talent.

01:12:04.980 And it is progressive in that it's a self-identified report.

01:12:09.980 So of our 4,200, approximately 4,200 employees across the league and the club, 67% of our

01:12:17.980 our employees participated in it and this is how they self-identified um and we will take this

01:12:23.740 benchmark every two years and measure our progress over time friends um it says that

01:12:31.020 friends the nhl and i i know you know this but i don't want to talk about politics tonight

01:12:38.940 oh it's jp sears one side is very i'll watch that later

01:12:43.100 the NHL has gone woke

01:12:47.380 now we saw that happen

01:12:49.760 a couple of years ago

01:12:50.740 I suppose

01:12:51.280 but

01:12:51.920 that's it

01:12:54.060 the league is overwhelmingly white

01:12:58.980 I wonder if anybody

01:13:00.880 has done a study of the NBA

01:13:03.340 and found that

01:13:05.440 that league

01:13:06.300 is overwhelmingly black

01:13:09.340 or have they done

01:13:11.700 a study of the MLB and found that that league is overwhelmingly Hispanic. Look, this is

01:13:20.360 not about skin color. This is about culture, right? The NHL is in Los Angeles. The NHL

01:13:31.000 is in Dallas. The NHL is in Miami and Tampa and the NHL is in many southern cities in

01:13:39.940 the United States. Not as many as it could be. Why? Because there isn't the

01:13:45.320 interest. Why? Because black people, by and large, don't care about hockey. I'm

01:13:56.880 sorry to say this. They don't. They would rather watch basketball. It's because

01:14:01.540 that's what their friends watch. That's all it is. It has nothing to do with

01:14:09.920 the color of skin. It has everything to do with how people are brought up and what culture

01:14:14.260 they're in. Right? Who are the people that play hockey, by and large? What are the biggest

01:14:20.540 hockey-playing countries in the world? Well, you got Canada, you got the United States,

01:14:25.240 you got Russia, you got Sweden, Finland. What else? Czech Republic, Slovakia. These are

01:14:34.960 all overwhelmingly white

01:14:36.900 countries in northern

01:14:38.540 hemispheres.

01:14:41.420 Now, if you were to

01:14:42.840 do a population

01:14:44.720 survey of the United States, you would

01:14:46.740 quickly find out that most

01:14:48.520 African Americans still

01:14:50.880 live in the southern United States

01:14:53.080 where there is no

01:14:54.960 ice.

01:14:57.120 But there's plenty of cement,

01:14:59.440 plenty of asphalt,

01:15:01.220 and basketball hoops,

01:15:02.540 and footballs.

01:15:04.960 it doesn't have anything to do with color i mean if there was a black dude who wanted to play hockey

01:15:14.580 go ahead man play have a good time now i'm wondering about this equity thing when it comes

01:15:22.400 to the nhl equity so does that mean they're going to say well we have to and i know we're talking

01:15:28.280 more than just about the players in the league we're talking about the employees in the league

01:15:32.700 But in order to be an effective employee for the National Hockey League, would you not have to at least like the game of hockey and understand the game of hockey before you can actually work in the hockey industry?

01:15:46.700 I would say yes.

01:15:49.060 Same goes for anything. 1.00

01:15:50.320 so how long is it going to be before you have to have x amount of people of color

01:15:58.080 x amount of lgbtq2 xqyz plus how long is it going to be before you have to have women on a hockey

01:16:08.880 team playing with these guys playing with these world trained uh world class trained

01:16:19.960 athletes these guys are in peak physical condition and even if a woman was in peak 0.99

01:16:26.880 physical condition she could not keep up to a man in peak physical condition 0.98

01:16:32.100 this is just the facts of life we know this right i am not suggesting that a woman who

01:16:42.440 is in peak physical condition cannot skate faster than an average slob like myself she probably

01:16:46.980 could but you don't put mark shifley up against the top female skater in women's hockey and think 0.95

01:16:56.980 there's going to be any contest and then there's the body contact the shot speed all of that

01:17:02.740 not just body contact like hockey is not a contact sport it is collision sport

01:17:11.580 but how long is it going to be before they try that i can guarantee you they will 0.99

01:17:17.680 they will and then what when then what well if we're going to have women in the game

01:17:24.100 we just have to take out the hitting yeah no more hitting in hockey hitting is now out like it is in 1.00

01:17:33.640 women's hockey right now they don't hit they're not allowed to hit they're allowed to contact each

01:17:38.940 other but they can't hit there are no hits in the game yes my friends I would imagine that that day

01:17:48.400 is coming if the world continues going on the way it's going on now before I continue on with the 0.96

01:17:57.340 show here and it's almost over I don't want you thinking that I'm some misogynistic pig ladies 0.82

01:18:04.020 who are watching this show right now because i'm not i've long believed that in sports where 1.00

01:18:12.920 strength is not a key issue or speed that women had mentioned absolutely be able to play in the

01:18:19.660 same league professionally why not golf and you know what i'm a big golfer and i loved it when 0.99

01:18:26.580 anika sorenstam played in that pga tour event whenever that was 10 12 years ago and i was

01:18:31.560 hoping that she would have played in more because golf really doesn't have much to do with strength 0.89

01:18:37.200 and speed it has a lot to do with technique and agility having said that the average woman can't

01:18:46.220 hit the ball as far as an average man you can see that in the pga and the lpga stats but they can

01:18:50.900 play the game they can play it at a very high level curling is the same thing why not why not

01:18:57.040 so no i i i no i i love women

01:19:02.700 believe me i love women and not just for the reason you're thinking i love women

01:19:08.640 i love trying to figure them out i love trying to sit down and have 0.99

01:19:12.440 conversations i do you know i don't look at women any

01:19:17.920 differently than i look at men in many cases other cases of course 0.91

01:19:21.960 i'm a guy i'm going to say wow she's very attractive

01:19:25.200 sometimes just like a woman will say wow he's very nice looking sometimes

01:19:29.560 right that's life we're human beings

01:19:34.700 but no i do not look down on anybody who is different than me whether it's a woman

01:19:43.240 somebody of color a different culture religion sexual belief no

01:19:48.020 there's no point in that

01:19:55.380 it's when we get too far along

01:19:58.840 well there are no men or women man

01:20:01.520 I'm sorry

01:20:04.980 there are certain things

01:20:07.180 certain lines that we cannot cross

01:20:09.220 where have all the strong men gone

01:20:13.980 this is a great clip from what is her name jedediah on instagram

01:20:23.720 jedediah bela on instagram listen to what she says here i told you that the system needs men to be

01:20:30.200 weak because big government can't grow without weak men you can't have things in place like

01:20:36.500 lockdowns and restrictions and whatever by the way stage two of all that is going to be because

01:20:40.780 it's coming mark my words i said it here you can't do that stuff without weak men because

01:20:46.340 when you try to do stuff like that it's the guys the strong men the alpha guys who know how to

01:20:52.280 defend and protect themselves who aren't afraid to be guys those are going to be the people in

01:20:56.260 society that stand up and say oh uh big government i don't think so i don't think so you've gone too

01:21:02.340 far so they need those guys to be figuratively castrated yesterday and one of the ways they do

01:21:09.880 that is they make those men feel bad about everything that makes them strong and male and

01:21:16.200 they make them apologize for it and grovel at the feet of the modern age Gloria Steinem's of the

01:21:22.700 world because they need them weak. I told you that the system needs men to be weak because big

01:21:29.020 government can't grow without weak men. Yeah those videos just tend to automatically repeat so 0.59

01:21:34.480 she just started from the beginning there. It's exactly how I feel.

01:21:39.880 That's exactly how I feel.

01:21:41.940 I'm watching the comments come in here.

01:21:44.120 Linda says, we love strong men.

01:21:46.260 Wendy says, ridding masculinity, thinking men won't stand.

01:21:50.160 That is what's been happening.

01:21:54.160 And yes, Kendall, you're right. 1.00

01:21:55.740 Women are so cool and unique. 1.00

01:21:57.060 And don't think for a second that I would want to sit and push out a baby. 1.00

01:22:04.460 The most excruciating pain ever.

01:22:08.480 But I wouldn't know that.

01:22:09.880 women are strong man women come on let's be honest man women are strong strong strong strong people

01:22:22.100 all right that's it for the show tonight you guys don't forget harley schlanger

01:22:28.260 of the larouche institute and well sorry the larouche organization and the shiller institute

01:22:33.080 who joins the show on Thursday.

01:22:35.760 This is going to be awesome.

01:22:38.220 Rob Primo is a relatively new independent media person.

01:22:43.000 You can find him on Facebook and YouTube, I believe.

01:22:46.560 And he's also been monitoring the Emergencies Act Inquiry.

01:22:50.440 He's going to be joining the show either tomorrow or Wednesday night, hopefully.

01:22:54.500 He's a good guy.

01:22:55.560 He's a colorful dude.

01:22:56.540 He's a strong man.

01:22:57.640 We're going to bring him on the show,

01:22:58.820 and I'm hoping for a couple of other people later on in the week.

01:23:01.200 People I haven't yet asked, I'm kind of hoping for Keith Wilson later on this week, too.

01:23:07.120 Fingers are crossed for that one.

01:23:10.020 If you don't know who he is, look him up.

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01:27:04.280 bye for now

The Shadoe Davis Show - November 01, 2022

Shadoe at Nite Monday Oct. 31st⧸2022

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