The Shadoe Davis Show - August 19, 2022


Shadoe at Nite Thurs Aug.18th⧸2022


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00:01:59.980 and welcome to shadow at night thursday august the 18th 2022 you know what i haven't mentioned
00:02:05.960 since i started running that new music that introduces the show before i go live i haven't
00:02:12.840 mentioned that my son wrote that he composed that music for this show so thank you my boy i really
00:02:19.580 appreciate you doing that i love you and i'm going to keep using that unless you write me something
00:02:25.360 even better which might be tough all right let's say some hellos to some people as we normally do
00:02:32.280 and i want to see some different faces some different voices saying hello tonight where
00:02:36.440 are you watching from hello val hello maya hello bill watching from winkler steve is watching
00:02:41.900 tonight by the way last night on the show i'd suggested that kelly steve's wife her mother
00:02:48.880 died well it was her grandmother who died at the age of 104 my condolences are still out there for
00:02:55.700 you guys because losing a family member is always difficult definitely hello Mireille from Lacombe
00:03:02.860 Alberta hello Kevin watching from the Crestview area Karen is watching from South River Ontario
00:03:08.080 Shirley hello Elita watching from somewhere hello fellow freedom friends from from where
00:03:15.920 Where? Candace is watching from Chilliwack. Cheryl watching from St. Rita, Manitoba. Lois Ann
00:03:21.820 watching from Windsor. Susan watching from Leamington, Ontario. Hello, Denise from Mission,
00:03:27.060 British Columbia. John watching tonight from Swan River. Norma from Burlington, Ontario. Diane
00:03:33.140 watching from Speedy Creek. I think that's Swift Current, Saskatchewan. Mike is watching. And Joyce
00:03:38.840 from New Bothwell. Hello, Gord watching from Winnipeg. Alita from Cumberland. Linda is watching
00:03:43.480 from waterloo vicky from nova scotia lynn from glenella dennis how you doing tonight thank you
00:03:50.460 for joining the show nadine watching from windsor park rita from sudbury tammy is watching from
00:03:55.760 chestamere alberta carol from estevan saskatchewan gail from lockport susan from parry sound ontario
00:04:02.360 steve from guelph linda from lady lake saskatchewan claude is watching from his kayak trip
00:04:09.840 he says tinfoil hat guy here from his kayak trip somewhere hello cheryl hello nora watching from
00:04:17.780 coquitlam beach or qualicum beach vancouver island janet watching from orillia deidra i could go on
00:04:24.640 all night saying hello to you guys hello fred freedom from london ontario michael is watching
00:04:29.740 from bradford julie watching from hillside beach al buehler is watching from bozes your welcome
00:04:36.100 to the show everybody special guest tonight is a guy who was injured by the experimental gene
00:04:44.480 therapy his name is jason and we'll get him on in just a second the shadow at night live stream
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00:07:13.360 security all right jason ziver is my guest tonight hello jason how are you doing uh all the way up
00:07:19.160 there in strathclair manitoba i'm good shadow thanks for having me thanks for coming on tonight
00:07:25.000 We've been trying to hook up and do this show for a few weeks now, so I'm glad we finally got you.
00:07:29.760 You've got a story about being injured by the experimental gene therapy.
00:07:33.980 You were telling me a little bit about it before we started the show tonight.
00:07:36.840 So why don't you pick it up from the beginning and tell everybody what's happened to you?
00:07:42.420 Okay, I'll start way back in, like I did with you.
00:07:46.060 I'll start in March of 2020.
00:07:47.700 Kind of that's, you know, when COVID started with the whole locking down of the country pretty well.
00:07:53.760 my fiance and I had a pre-wedding social we were engaged in uh 2018 I believe and so we had our
00:08:02.940 pre-wedding our wedding was planned for the July of 2020 we had a pre-wedding social like most
00:08:08.140 Manitobans do uh in March uh so we had that on the 7th of March in 2020 and lo and behold a week
00:08:16.300 later uh the whole country shuts down with with with COVID so my fiance looks forward to the
00:08:22.980 future and says well 2021 isn't going to be much there probably still going to have this problem
00:08:28.960 let's go ahead to 2022 so we rebooked we rescheduled our wedding for two years later
00:08:33.440 for 2022 so all through the year of 2020 with all the lockdowns and the shutdowns and of course not
00:08:40.380 going anywhere and so on and so forth we i we did not take the vaccine yet i did not take the vaccine
00:08:47.960 But we did isolate like everyone did in the country.
00:08:52.220 We followed all the guidelines like the government had asked, being the puppets that we were asked to be and everything else that they asked us to do.
00:09:02.460 So we're law abiding, I guess, has never got fines for anything and that sort of stuff.
00:09:07.400 So I guess I considered myself, you know, a person who was following what the government wanted me to do.
00:09:14.000 so may came around now my youngest son had started some baseball and of course you had to have a
00:09:22.580 vaccine to be able to watch baseball or if uh if it was going to lead into that further that
00:09:28.020 season in 2021 you would have needed the vaccine to watch hockey you would have needed the vaccine
00:09:33.700 to travel out of province to travel anywhere actually so i got my first vaccine in the middle
00:09:40.880 of may of 2021 and my second shot was at the end of june of 2021 now i purchased a vehicle in alberta
00:09:49.780 i was able to go to alberta because i had had my second shot traveled to alberta got the the new
00:09:55.680 truck that i bought and and drove it back to manitoba hey jason let me interrupt you for just
00:10:00.780 a second there and let me ask did you have any trepidation about taking this stuff at all was
00:10:06.700 there any question in your mind that it was going to be okay or that you might be interested in it
00:10:11.180 oh absolutely i was i was dull and you know what i didn't we waited for a very long time like
00:10:19.180 people were jumping on that bandwagon in 2020 and we said no like i i we don't need it at this point
00:10:25.380 like that you know i didn't really want it didn't really want to get it we we would talk my fiance
00:10:30.340 and i we would talk and ask questions like should we get it like what should we do dude what do you
00:10:35.540 think like i don't really want to get it like so and and being that it was like experimental um
00:10:43.520 no no history behind it no uh research done with it it was scary but what i feel and i've said this
00:10:53.320 in other interviews is that society dictated what we were to do everybody was getting it if you
00:11:00.360 want it to be the if you want it to be in society if you want it to be the one that could do things
00:11:06.700 you you were forced really i'm using that word forced to get it because there's really no other
00:11:12.620 other word like i agree completely with you did you talk to anybody besides your fiancee did you
00:11:18.140 talk to friends and family members and see what they said i'm a service manager at a shop and and
00:11:24.920 spoke to my men I have 10 men under me we spoke about it quite frequently and my parents I spoke
00:11:31.320 to my siblings about it um you know and some of my siblings chose not to get it and and and some
00:11:39.120 of them other ones some of my other siblings were in the same uh one of my other siblings was in the
00:11:43.800 same boat I was not sure what to do and and then one of my other siblings was strong I felt that
00:11:50.100 it we all should get it it was kind of a mixed mixed bag yeah that's pretty much the situation
00:11:56.240 for every family across the country I think there's always been one or two holdouts and
00:12:01.380 did you feel pressure from them aside from society itself and aside from what you needed to do like
00:12:07.580 traveling to get your the truck and and go to see your kids play baseball and hockey did did you feel
00:12:13.320 any like heavy pressure from family members no no not not necessarily even my one brother who
00:12:21.040 felt that you know everyone should get it in the end we all did um except my one brother and and
00:12:27.600 wife uh chose not to um so but the um i didn't i never felt pressured about it it was mainly i
00:12:36.740 never felt pressured from the family so the pressure came from society if you want to be
00:12:40.800 honest yeah okay so please continue with your story i started seeing symptoms mid-july of that
00:12:48.120 2021 we go to the lake for two weeks uh every summer and camp with uh family members and friends
00:12:55.120 and that's when i started getting stiffness in my hips so my hip flexor muscles were like very stiff
00:13:02.380 and i i said to my one sister-in-law she's a massage therapist i asked i said can you give me
00:13:07.280 a massage or give me some exercises to loosen up my hip flexors and so she did and nothing really
00:13:12.620 got much better in so the summer went on had some stiff muscles but in September I was doing a
00:13:23.040 I'm a mechanic by trade and have been a service manager for the last 10 years but I got I thought
00:13:28.360 I'd get back into pulling some wrenches it's been about eight years since I did any serious
00:13:32.440 rebuilding engine rebuilding so I did that I rebuilt an engine with one of my co-workers
00:13:36.840 uh at a farmer's place uh just right in their shop uh so climbing up and down a semi being active
00:13:43.180 uh you know lots of pretty strenuous work and uh he i remember him saying to me in september
00:13:51.040 you're uh you're pretty winded aren't you and i'm huffing and puffing and sweating like crazy and
00:13:56.940 i just chalk i said well i guess i'm getting old like i'm 47 years old he he's mid-20s you know
00:14:04.500 20 years difference, but, uh, we're, we're, uh, working together. So I kind of chalked that up,
00:14:10.200 but I was, I was a little bit weak and a little bit, uh, uh, fatigued for sure. Uh, that was
00:14:17.100 September. October came to have the hip problem at this point. Was that still there? Yeah. The hip
00:14:23.220 muscles, the muscles in my hips have always have been stiffs ever since that problem has not gone
00:14:27.800 away to this day, actually. So I, I'll, I'll continue on later on. You'll learn what I do
00:14:33.160 now to deal with uh with the uh with the problem now but mid-october uh brought on which is now
00:14:41.220 i've learned is an autoimmune uh problem uh sensitive gums so my gums all of a sudden out
00:14:48.060 of the blue it was i went to thanksgiving to my parents place my fiance and my boys we went
00:14:54.060 and uh out of the blue my a couple of days after thanksgiving my gum started bleeding badly and and
00:15:01.940 and became extremely sensitive like where you could barely touch them my uh uncle uh in minedosa
00:15:08.580 where you'll know where minedosa is he he's a dentist so i went to see him and he gave me some
00:15:13.540 uh mouthwash to rinse with and of course said to rinse with salt this mouthwash um maybe gave me a
00:15:21.540 bit of a ointment to put on my gums just to see see what would happen but of course it really
00:15:26.660 didn't clear the problem because this is when my autoimmune diseases diseases were starting to
00:15:34.620 show show their uh their uh symptoms so that was october uh november is uh is always hunting season
00:15:44.620 of course in in mid-november and i had been out hunting uh pushing some bush for some guys
00:15:50.140 that was third week in november after that my upper body muscles i i lost the ability
00:15:57.060 and my uh strength in my upper body muscles my shoulder muscles my pecs my biceps my triceps
00:16:06.420 all those muscles in my upper body became solid as a rock if if you could take a rock and you can't
00:16:14.360 poke a rock that's exactly what my upper muscles became like and i couldn't lift my arms above my
00:16:19.940 head i couldn't wash my hair i couldn't scratch the top of my head i lost the ability to raise
00:16:25.460 my hands in the air so this is odd did that just happen all at once or was it over a course of time
00:16:32.420 it happened within two or three days and i when i pushed bush when i when i was deer hunting
00:16:38.940 and i pushed that bush i had my gun hanging on my shoulder in the bush so the monday or tuesday
00:16:44.940 after that weekend we were hunting i thought well maybe i did something carrying my gun on my
00:16:51.540 shoulder but gun's not very heavy and i've done it for years but yeah it it came on within two
00:16:57.620 or three days all of a sudden it was it was quite quite amazing so then at the beginning of december
00:17:04.260 December 5th was the uh Saskatchewan was playing uh the Bombers at the western final in Winnipeg
00:17:12.160 so buddies were going to that game asked me to come so I'm I'm a little incapacitated with these
00:17:18.700 muscles and and and and you know quite a bit and starting to get in a lot of pain and fatigue and
00:17:24.760 hips are still locked up and pretty tight but yeah I'll go to this football game with with you boys
00:17:29.800 and my gums are sore as hell so but it's cold outside we're bundled up in skidoo suits and
00:17:36.060 but I went to the game and I managed to get through the football game and uh then later on at night
00:17:41.560 uh was pretty damn sore and and the muscles the upper body muscles were extremely painful
00:17:48.060 hips were starting to be painful uh weak I was tired uh you know that's probably the last time
00:17:54.920 I had some beers and some pizza, you know, or drinking anyways. I've had pizza since, but that's
00:18:00.100 probably the last time I haven't had any alcohol, drank some beers and stuff. So then, lo and behold,
00:18:05.980 on the 7th, that was the 5th of December, on the 7th of December, I had already scheduled a
00:18:12.020 physical with my family doctor, which had been scheduled for a year prior. And that's kind of
00:18:17.360 why I didn't go to the doctor sooner with all these symptoms, because I had this appointment
00:18:21.040 scheduled on December 7th. It was my physical. He'll be thorough. We'll figure out what's going
00:18:25.220 on. Okay. So I was going to ask you, what's it going to take you to go to the doctor? Like your
00:18:29.840 arm falling off? No, I was kind of just procrastinating because I knew I had that
00:18:35.700 appointment and I didn't really want to go in twice. So anyways, went to Brandon, to my family
00:18:40.780 doctor. He did all these checks and stuff or the regular things that happened with the regular
00:18:48.100 physical and he said well one of two things he said you either have a virus or you have an
00:18:53.380 autoimmune disease so I thought okay so he quickly got me in with an internal medicine specialist
00:19:00.200 the week after which was the 15th he put me on some prednisone which I don't like prednisone
00:19:07.920 I've never been on prednisone I know lots of people have been on prednisone I know what it's
00:19:12.160 done to other people I did not want to be on prednisone but lo and behold he only wanted me
00:19:16.200 on 30 milligrams a day for five or six days till I saw that specialist. I thought, okay,
00:19:21.740 didn't see much improvement on that pregnazone at pretty low dosage. But so I saw the internal
00:19:27.960 medicine specialist on the 15th of December, and she quickly looked at my symptoms. I had
00:19:33.640 the upper body stiffness. I was developing some rash on my face, which I still have a little bit
00:19:40.440 rash my face my forehead uh i had some on my chest i had some on the upper thighs of my legs
00:19:46.620 so she quickly diagnosed me with a polymyositis which is the muscle part of my disease and
00:19:54.020 dermatomyositis which is the rash part of my disease so she brought i remember her bringing
00:19:58.920 in this piece of paper and it explained everything about what my two both those diseases are in the
00:20:04.260 myositis group. And, uh, I read all these symptoms. I had damn near every symptom that
00:20:11.320 was on the page. So I guess there was a pretty clear diagnosis. It was without a doubt. This
00:20:16.720 is these diseases. So I said to her, how, how do I, how did I get these diseases? Like, where do
00:20:21.840 they come from? How do you get them? And of course the answer to anybody who asks how you get
00:20:25.960 autoimmune diseases is they don't know. So at that point, I really wasn't putting two and two
00:20:32.220 together yet that it was a vaccine injury. I thought, okay, well, let's, so what, what's,
00:20:37.840 what are you going to do for me? What, like what? So she wanted me to go on 80 milligrams of
00:20:42.040 prednisone. And I thought, oh, woman, that's pretty high. Like, how about we start at 60
00:20:47.880 and see what happens? Well, with your weight, I'd like you on 80. I said, I'll start at 60
00:20:52.560 and see how it goes. So she put me on 60 milligrams. This was December 15th.
00:20:56.840 um uh by the end of december i had developed such bad side effects from i don't know if it
00:21:04.900 was from the disease or from the prednisone that i took myself off the prednisone i got bad bad
00:21:11.860 uh i started of course prednisone blows you up like a balloon so my face turned into a football
00:21:17.700 or a basketball uh for one thing and then i got extremely bad mouth uh not mouth stores but mouth
00:21:25.800 ulcers an ulcer where the the center part is open in your mouth i had four on the inside of my bottom
00:21:32.260 lip it was unbearable couldn't eat couldn't barely do anything with your jaw because you're just in
00:21:38.400 excruciating pain yeah so i said that's it i'm getting off because i i just googled on google
00:21:44.840 side effects of prednisone and one of the things was mouse ulcers so i thought well i'm getting
00:21:50.600 off this stuff so i took myself off prednisone which probably most people would probably vote
00:21:58.080 against that but um and if it's causing you mouth ulcers like unbearable pain i'm sure that's what
00:22:06.680 that was yeah i would have done the same thing so for the month of january um for many years i've
00:22:14.560 been involved in like just natural, not natural medication, but just vitamins and minerals. I have
00:22:21.020 the one sister-in-law who's a massage therapist. She's into analyzing blood and then just puts you
00:22:26.960 on vitamins and minerals. And then another woman that I see in Nipah does the same thing. So I
00:22:32.300 thought, you know what, I'm going to take this avenue for the month of January and just try to
00:22:36.500 do some, if you want to call it holistic healing, you know, calcium, magnesium, magnesium, lots of
00:22:43.260 vitamin, lots of vitamin C, you know, different stuff. There's other vitamins that I was on. So
00:22:49.940 I was trying that for the month of January, a bit at the end of December, even when I was on
00:22:54.720 the prednisone, but mainly in the month of January. And I was still mobile. I was still
00:23:01.420 getting around. I did see my first time I saw my rheumatologist on January 15th, 13th, I guess it
00:23:09.680 was january 13th uh of course when i saw her she assured me the disease was polymyositis and
00:23:17.400 dermatomyositis just like the the internal medicine specialist had diagnosed me so she said yes that
00:23:24.300 is what you have uh did a bunch of blood work but of course being the medical profession she wanted
00:23:30.020 me right back on the prednisone and another drug called methotrexate so i thought oh didn't really
00:23:36.880 want to do that yet so she gave me the prescription uh i think 10 days went by two weeks maybe still
00:23:45.080 trying to stick to my natural stuff it was january 25th i'm sitting at home on my couch
00:23:51.080 i think the night before my parents were over and uh i'm i'm getting pretty uh
00:23:58.620 pretty rough shape now i'm uh i'm getting weaker i can't get up off the couch
00:24:05.280 at this point like were you bed yeah I went off work um
00:24:12.620 end of December I took some holidays so I took holidays through Christmas
00:24:17.820 I worked from home for a couple of weeks in January when I said I was still mobile I could
00:24:23.240 I could get from the bed to the couch I was never bedridden I would I could always walk to the
00:24:28.280 couch that's about it though and then get up and walk to the bathroom I never did any other walking
00:24:33.920 than that that wouldn't go outside or anything like that that was in the month of january just
00:24:38.060 pretty well uh you know worked from my phone uh getting my men uh working and trying to solve any
00:24:44.780 diagnostic issues they had and that sort of thing uh but by january 25th i we finally decided uh
00:24:53.820 i had trouble swallowing had trouble breathing your your diaphragm in your body is a is a muscle
00:25:00.440 and these diseases affect every skeletal muscle.
00:25:06.020 Every muscle that makes up the skeleton part of your body
00:25:09.580 is this disease affects that muscle.
00:25:12.280 So right from your ankles to your neck.
00:25:16.680 So I couldn't breathe.
00:25:18.180 I had trouble swallowing and I couldn't walk.
00:25:21.380 Finally, it was time to go to emergency.
00:25:23.000 so my uh my wife or fiance had already been gone to brandon early that morning on the wednesday
00:25:31.520 morning it was january 25th wednesday she had left early to go to work so by 11 o'clock i think i
00:25:36.960 called my mom i said well mom it's time you got to take me in so off to brandon general hospital
00:25:42.480 to her er that er for four or six hours was uh was admitted to the hospital so first dose once i got
00:25:53.600 up to the uh ward they they gave me a treatment called ivig which puts new antibodies into your
00:26:00.560 blood now the idea behind ivig is to try to uh trick your immune system i guess or to learn or
00:26:07.920 allow your blood to tell your immune system you've got new antibodies helping fight so that was ivig
00:26:14.800 did that for two days uh that didn't seem like it was helping at all so then they put me on a
00:26:21.920 high doses of what's called methyl uh no not methyl check to methylpregnizone so it's a form
00:26:28.000 of prednisone um 1000 milligrams per day for three days straight so it's a high high dose of
00:26:36.160 prednisone and a steroid and if anybody knows what prednisone does it just you know suppresses
00:26:43.040 your immune system to kills off your immune system altogether to tell your body okay
00:26:48.000 now let's start fresh it's kind of like a restart so after five days in the hospital i did there i
00:26:54.800 was actually starting to walk around a little bit getting a little bit more mobile could get up and
00:26:58.480 go to the washroom but what happened with the methylprednisone is that it blew me up like a
00:27:04.080 a Pillsbury Doughboy. I was 230 pounds going into the hospital. I gained 30 pounds of fluid
00:27:14.380 in those five days. I was 260 pounds. I looked unreal. I didn't look like myself.
00:27:23.440 On the 10th day, I was doing, they felt I was doing so well that they're going to send me home.
00:27:29.340 So I went home after 10 days of being in the hospital, had all this gain,
00:27:35.440 delusit weight and fluid.
00:27:37.300 But, yeah, you're walking.
00:27:38.900 You're able to get in and out of bed.
00:27:40.600 You're able to eat.
00:27:41.920 You're walking.
00:27:43.180 You should be able to manage at home, and let's see what happens.
00:27:46.860 So I got home.
00:27:48.760 Like I said, I was able to eat, walk from bed to couch, and use the washroom.
00:27:54.400 So that's what I did for the first few days.
00:27:56.700 I started losing weight.
00:27:58.280 uh i started shedding that fluid in eight days while i was at home i lost
00:28:05.640 i lost 42 43 pounds at home and i went to yep i went from 260 to 218 in eight days
00:28:18.520 so all of a sudden i look a lot different again i went from 230 to 260 to 218 all in 18 days 10
00:28:27.320 10 days in the hospital, eight days at home.
00:28:30.380 Yeah, unreal.
00:28:31.660 Like, unreal symptoms.
00:28:33.220 Couldn't believe it.
00:28:35.600 But after those eight days at home, now it's February 13th.
00:28:41.980 Everything has started.
00:28:43.560 You know, that methylprednisone I was on, the IVIG I had taken,
00:28:48.480 all this stuff must have started to wear off because I was in the same boat
00:28:51.960 I was on January 25th.
00:28:54.220 couldn't swallow couldn't breathe couldn't walk so my fiancee then loaded me up in a car and it
00:29:01.920 was sunday february 13th the day before valentine's day hauled me back to er in brandon general
00:29:07.360 hospital and that's when i got admitted for 60 days so that started my 60 day stay so what did
00:29:16.980 they do at that point did they put you on those same drugs all over again or did they try something
00:29:21.860 different? You can only take IVIG once every 28 days, so every four weeks. So I could not take
00:29:28.120 IVIG, but they did put me on methylprednisone right away. Also, at my first visit in the hospital,
00:29:37.900 they did some CT scans and determined that I had a lump in my thyroid, on my right-hand thyroid,
00:29:43.660 the size of a golf ball so they took a uh biopsy of that lump i got my results back saying that
00:29:52.220 the so within that second visit within about the first week i got back there
00:29:57.660 i got the results back that it was 60 suspicious of cancer so now we have to get on track to get
00:30:08.520 the first go to winnipeg via ambulance visit with the uh surgeon who's going to do this
00:30:15.620 a thyroid surgery she uh it's a pre-op appointment i guess if you want to call it
00:30:21.820 then then she would make once she saw me then she would make the uh uh the surgery appointment
00:30:27.980 so that second week i was in the hospital on the second visit i think i that's when i went to
00:30:33.660 winnipeg and she saw me and that's when that's then when i was scheduled for a uh for surgery
00:30:40.260 of my thyroid on march 14th now what they think was that the thump i had in my thyroid was a
00:30:48.540 foreign object in my body that my autoimmune system thought it had to fight against so it's
00:30:55.440 saying let's deteriorate let's fight this body and get rid of and because because we have a foreign
00:31:00.920 object. And that's why I didn't improve. I went in February 13th and my surgery wasn't until March
00:31:06.380 14th. I had no improvement at all in that month being in the hospital. I had a lot of, actually,
00:31:12.420 I had some worse things happen. Every time I would swallow, I found myself having more difficulty
00:31:19.200 swallowing about being there for about two weeks or even after the first week. Finally, an ear
00:31:25.160 nose or a speech therapist woman got involved with me and they did an x-ray of my swallowing
00:31:32.260 and watched when as I was swallowing certain items I was barely you're supposed to close the
00:31:39.000 one valve going to your airway while you take food down your esophagus I was barely closing that
00:31:45.860 valve on my airway before I would kind of force myself to put food down my esophagus she saw that
00:31:54.560 in the x-ray and she said you're not going to eat no more you're done eating if you aspirate
00:31:59.800 you could die um so at that time i was a feeding i had a feeding tube put in my nose
00:32:07.100 down into my stomach and now i'm living off of a feeding tube that was about
00:32:12.040 three weeks before my thyroid surgery so now i'm living off of bag food or bag times good times
00:32:19.900 not even so so this this sounds like incredible torture and you you never had any kind of
00:32:29.860 autoimmune before the uh the experimental gene therapy did you anything like that
00:32:36.520 no in may of uh in may of 2021 right when i took my first vaccine i was in the best shape of my
00:32:44.340 of my life actually uh i was armed my my son was working out my oldest son he was uh 18 at the time
00:32:52.340 17 18 he was working out he was in good shape and he was arm curling 40 50 pound dumbbells
00:32:58.140 he said i said to him okay well you bring bring me some of those dumbbells i'm gonna see what i can
00:33:02.920 do hey well i started at 25 30 pound dumbbells in january of 2021 by may of 2021 i was arm curling
00:33:10.420 50 pound dumbbells you know i was in good shape i was i was on an elliptical for 45 minutes a day
00:33:16.420 um you know i was in i was in good shape when i took my first first dose and so then boom all
00:33:24.620 right so we're in the hospital in winnipeg you're on a on a feeding tube stuck up your nose and
00:33:29.900 you're still two weeks away from your surgery so so what happened then just just uh waited those
00:33:36.200 two weeks finally got my surgery uh didn't get any better got my surgery lo and behold after my
00:33:42.960 surgery and at this point already getting those two weeks waiting for that surgery my my neck had
00:33:49.000 gotten fairly weak I could I couldn't hold my head up like this my head would just flop forward
00:33:53.520 most of the day I sat with my head down like that like I had no strength other than maybe sitting
00:33:58.740 in a chair and resting my head back against a chair like I had no strength in my neck I lost
00:34:03.700 a lot of my upper body strength like I said earlier I couldn't I could barely I couldn't
00:34:08.720 sit up in a bed I had to use the bed that elevated part of the bed backrest of the bed I had to
00:34:13.640 elevate the bed up and then turn my body sideways and get out of the bed and I'd be stuck against
00:34:19.080 the bed like this and I wouldn't have enough power to push my hand to I had to sometime get nurses to
00:34:24.480 help me just sit up straight and then get out of bed it was it was bad what were you thinking as
00:34:30.900 this was happening aside from possibly being injured by the gene therapy like did you think
00:34:35.540 man i'm gonna die here like what was going through your brain well i've had that question asked before
00:34:41.180 and i i did break down you know when i was alone sometimes my my boys were coming to visit uh and
00:34:48.440 my fiance would come visit my parents would come visit you know i had people visiting but when i
00:34:53.180 was alone you know i i would break down sometimes thinking like where where where am i going with
00:34:58.460 this like they kept telling me once you have your thyroid uh out that things will get better we will
00:35:04.700 see an improvement we will see improvement the doctors kept assuring me once you have that
00:35:07.840 thyroid out and so I guess I had hope I had hope that then believed in them and thinking yes maybe
00:35:13.580 that I hope that's the case and I hope that's what's going to happen so and lo and behold I
00:35:18.940 had that thyroid out on March 14th I was in I had to be actually transported to St. Boniface Hospital
00:35:24.400 to Winnipeg. I spent two days in St. Boniface Hospital. And lo and behold, came back to Brandon
00:35:30.100 and started a rehabilitation program. I started, you know, walking a little bit more up and down
00:35:38.020 the hallway a little bit each day. Had some physio girls coming to visit and started doing
00:35:42.660 a little bit of physio. So a week went on, still have my nose, still can't swallow, still have the
00:35:48.340 nose tube in and feeding off of a bag of chop like pigs would. Then my brother in Winnipeg
00:35:59.100 and my sister-in-law, the one who I said was the massage therapist, they talked to my fiance
00:36:06.040 and they wanted to start me on a rehabilitation program. They actually wanted me moved to
00:36:11.960 winnipeg they have a kind of a natural health care business and they have sources of all kinds
00:36:19.060 of stuff so they wanted to get me to winnipeg get me moving and get me massage get me chiro
00:36:24.280 get me physio get me whatever else acupuncture get me whatever else that was available
00:36:30.060 let's get jason start rehabilitating that was such a special thing that you know that they
00:36:36.260 it offered up to me. So I thought to myself, you know what, Jason, I think it's time you do this
00:36:43.400 for yourself. You got to take the bull by the horns here. And, you know, so that is when I
00:36:48.380 started myself. I called a friend in Brandon who is a massage therapist. I asked her to come right
00:36:53.680 to the hospital to massage me. I found a chiropractor that my mom and dad used. I asked
00:36:59.840 her to come to the hospital. I asked the physio department in the hospital. I said, can I come
00:37:06.000 downstairs right to your to the workout room and start working out they said absolutely uh
00:37:13.200 i guess that's all i did for starters um so i kind of and uh and anything else there yeah that was
00:37:19.220 about it so that's what i did i took took responsibility for myself and i said okay
00:37:24.560 i'm gonna start all this rehabbing on my own and you know what started walking more and that is
00:37:29.640 when literally I started feeling better um I had to learn how to swallow again though so about two
00:37:37.340 weeks after my surgery the thyroid surgery I had this tube going down my nose and of course the
00:37:43.080 swallowing you can't learn how to swallow again you got this tube passing by into your esophagus
00:37:46.680 so they took that tube out and they put one in your abdomen which is called a peg so for
00:37:53.560 two weeks or even I guess a week for sure I used that item in the stomach for feeding
00:37:59.920 but I also did a swallowing therapy program that they had no they had some hope that it would work
00:38:06.780 but they had no idea if I was going to learn how to swallow again but I was successful in learning
00:38:10.720 how to swallow again so about about two weeks after the surgery I was still had the feeding
00:38:22.220 tube using a little bit of the food actually no they cut me off the food of the feeding tube
00:38:26.620 i was just eating on one weekend it was like the 10th of uh no it was the 8th of april they said
00:38:33.580 okay let's just stop you with the feeding tube let's get you going on just uh meals from the
00:38:40.620 hospital i ate from the 8th 9th 10th and 11th and i finally i was able to go home on april 12th
00:38:48.940 so I was in the hospital from February 13th to April 12th and but I had to leave the feeding
00:38:55.980 tube in in my abdomen for one more month extra just in case I had a relapse and I had to go
00:39:03.000 back to but I did not have a relapse I was able to continue eating normally and drinking water
00:39:08.460 normally and I was able to go home on April 12th lo and behold I was home for four days
00:39:14.640 and i got covid so that was another two or three weeks of uh i was actually you know i was when i
00:39:26.180 got home on that april 12th i i i felt really good i went out for a walk my my sister and brother-in-law
00:39:32.220 came over and my fiance and i and my sister and brother-in-law we went for like a 15 or 20 minute
00:39:38.200 walk around the block that's the longest i had walked in six months you know like wow jason you
00:39:46.340 know you're you're double vaccinated and you still got covid what the hell's going on exactly
00:39:51.580 yeah exactly that's that's the bullshit part of this nightmare and you still got it and so that
00:40:02.320 was what may this so at the beginning of may i finally started feeling myself second first week
00:40:08.620 of may two weeks prior of getting out of the uh sorry right when i was yeah two weeks my last two
00:40:15.520 weeks in the hospital my fiance got covid she actually didn't visit with me at all for the
00:40:19.640 last two weeks while i was in the hospital i know my parents had gotten covid my son had my both of
00:40:25.760 my boys had covid my ex-wife had covid because actually my my two boys are from a previous
00:40:30.760 marriage uh the jenna the girl i was engaged to uh was a second marriage that we were going to have
00:40:36.740 so anyways my ex-wife had got covid my boys got covid my mom and dad got covid it was floating
00:40:41.900 around and i guess i eventually got it so all vaccinated it's amazing oh yeah this group i
00:40:49.100 just mentioned to you is all vaccinated and we all got covid so uh so so lo and behold um i'm
00:40:54.500 finally i think it was the first week of may i finally and really the only thing covid did to
00:40:59.980 me was give me extreme fatigue like it wiped my like wiped me out like i never really had this i
00:41:05.320 think i maybe had a sniffly nose that was it never had a sore throat i never had a fever uh i think
00:41:11.040 it had a runny nose and that's all it had for me but extreme fatigue you know it's interesting if
00:41:15.180 you hadn't gotten these uh these experimental gene therapies and you did get covid it might
00:41:20.820 not have even affected you at all but your your system was so incredibly uh emasculated that of
00:41:27.560 course it was going to be able to get in there and hit you hard yeah yeah so especially with the
00:41:32.780 drugs that i was put on um the drugs suppress one's immune system you know way back in the
00:41:40.580 beginning of my first visit they did put me on a regular drug for my diseases it's called azathioprine
00:41:46.280 um and and a regular and another regular dosage of prednisone that's actually what i went back on
00:41:53.160 once i was in the second hospital visit so yeah i i while in the hospital i was on azathioprine
00:41:59.960 and uh prednisone uh regularly i'm i'm i'm still on the azathioprine at this point but i'm on a low
00:42:07.220 low doses of prednisone only 10 milligrams of prednisone which i'm hoping to get off that
00:42:11.700 here in the next uh the next month or so so how are you feeling now here we are in the middle of
00:42:16.960 august yeah well i had more news coming uh where i was going to get to there in me uh added added
00:42:23.860 added to my uh added to my um disease and now you know worrying about rehabilitating and stuff
00:42:31.120 my fiance developed what you know i can't say how whether she could be from the vaccine that
00:42:38.280 she got this or could be just from the situation that happened with me and you know our previous
00:42:43.180 what happened in the previous years of our relationship my fiancee asked to separate from
00:42:47.500 me for at the middle of may she asked for a separation so yeah i am it's the middle of may
00:42:53.220 well she asked to separate she really said she just wanted some space um at this point it's now
00:43:00.000 august i'm not really sure that uh it the door is closed i don't really know um you know i hope it
00:43:06.620 isn't i hope we you know we were together for nine years and engaged to be married i just don't feel
00:43:11.580 uh throwing away nine years and uh and an engagement uh i'd like to give something a try
00:43:17.460 you know uh together not not just alone so you know i'm not saying it's uh i hope it's not over
00:43:23.500 i hope someday that we do get the chance to get back to get together but we but that's something
00:43:29.000 i had to deal with on top of my disease which which was very i didn't know how i was going to
00:43:36.880 do that to be honest with you shadow i uh you know it takes a lot of emotional strength to try
00:43:41.640 to find the place to deal with the breakup plus what you know try to help yourself and and get
00:43:48.620 better mentally from your disease too don't so what i did was uh i just started following my
00:43:56.640 physio program i'm a pretty stubborn person i pushed myself to anything that my physiotherapist
00:44:03.240 gave me as goals. I pushed myself a little harder every month. So I tried to stay active, of course,
00:44:11.280 tried to eat, eat healthy. After COVID, at the end of COVID, I had lost, in the hospital,
00:44:19.080 I lost some weight. I was down to 195. I came home at 190, even less. And after COVID, I was
00:44:26.760 down to 180 after COVID. I lost 10 more extra pounds with COVID. That's where I currently sit.
00:44:32.480 I do eat.
00:44:33.540 I eat plenty.
00:44:34.640 I eat like a regular man does.
00:44:36.560 I can eat as much as a full-grown man.
00:44:38.440 It's not like I don't eat at all.
00:44:40.340 So something is going on, whether it's thyroid or whether it's my disease,
00:44:44.500 or just this is where I'm going to be at this weight.
00:44:47.820 So I'm thinner.
00:44:49.200 I'm a lot thinner.
00:44:50.040 I'm 230 to 180.
00:44:51.980 I'm 50 pounds lighter than what I was going into the hospital way back when.
00:44:56.760 so uh jason have you ever have you ever explored the possibility because i know that doctors are
00:45:04.500 very uh hesitant to even start testing for the possibility of an injury from this stuff but have
00:45:10.200 you even explored uh asking them this and i know you live in a in a rural area of the province and
00:45:16.560 you don't have access to you know doctors like somebody who lives in a city so it might be a
00:45:21.580 little more difficult for you but has that ever happened well at the beginning of july i was in
00:45:29.140 when uh it could have been one of my visits at the end of june to maybe it was at the end of june to
00:45:33.100 uh to one of my doc my rheumatologist visits at the end of june i was sitting with my with my
00:45:38.660 brother and sister-in-law's in uh in winnipeg and that is when the the court case with pfizer
00:45:46.680 was overturned that they had to release the uh the information their clinical trials yeah side
00:45:53.540 effects so my sister and brother got a hold of that document they read it and my diseases were
00:46:01.000 at the top one of the top near the top of the list of their clinic of the of the of the side
00:46:06.520 effects of the clinical trials like i'd have i heard it was 1290 side effects mine were near the
00:46:11.920 top so that at that point that proved to me that this was a vaccine injury well that did so that
00:46:19.880 yeah but that's when i prior to that i had it in mind i didn't have the proof though right and
00:46:26.060 and my doctors at that earlier were just trying to find ways to get me healthier we really didn't
00:46:32.080 have the discussion about uh being a vaccine injury at that time so uh once i heard that from
00:46:39.340 my uh sister-in-law and brother that's when i flew in that well now i'm going that's when i
00:46:45.100 contacted heather that's when i tell and then oh i didn't talk to heather till mid-july but that's
00:46:50.460 yeah yes heather prosek that's when i started wanting to get into the media i wanted to start
00:46:58.340 talking about this problem okay and i ended up we have speaking an interview with heather and i
00:47:03.980 talked with Tasha Fishman and Laura Braden uh taking back our freedom I also spoke with them
00:47:09.780 at an interview too and uh that's that's when my proof was that that this was uh a vaccine injury
00:47:16.760 now I guess what I missed I missed something here that I wanted to explain to you also
00:47:20.960 back in March I in January of 20 on January 25th I went off work my work has a short-term
00:47:30.960 disability program that paid pretty well just what EI pays. Very minimal. Our short-term
00:47:36.440 program is not very well. It only pays $6.25 a week. So that's pretty hard to live off
00:47:41.040 of. So I applied on March 25th to the federal government for EI disability. They said they
00:47:50.040 would give me an answer in 28 days. There was no answer. That's four weeks. In eight
00:47:56.740 weeks, they still didn't have an answer for me at the end of May. Finally, at the end of June,
00:48:01.640 three months later, they assured me that I was denied my EI disability claim. And so they said,
00:48:08.280 because I was getting a small portion of disability from my work plan through Canada Life,
00:48:15.480 that all we would end up giving you, Jason, is like $13 a week. So to me, I have paid EI premiums
00:48:23.960 for 30 years, religiously, never missed any payments.
00:48:27.840 I've been working all my life, a blue collar worker, right?
00:48:31.080 And for the federal government to deny me a measly 600,
00:48:35.900 that's what they were gonna pay, $600 a week.
00:48:38.420 And the benefit was only a 15 week benefit.
00:48:41.040 It was gonna be a measly $9,000.
00:48:43.040 That's all they were gonna give me.
00:48:44.480 And I was denied that EI disability.
00:48:47.020 So that's another reason why I'm speaking out
00:48:49.620 is because the federal government has done me wrong.
00:48:53.260 They forced this vaccine on me, and they have not subsidized me in any way.
00:48:59.160 I had to cash in $40,000 of my personal RRSPs to live for the last six months.
00:49:04.720 I'm wondering how many other people are in your boat, because we hear more and more people are starting to speak out now about being injured by this thing.
00:49:12.240 But they haven't been able to go and prove it.
00:49:15.500 It needs to be conclusively shown that this experimental gene therapy did this to you.
00:49:22.340 and the first thing you have to do is find a doctor who is willing to play ball in that regard
00:49:26.680 have you been looking for anybody like that yes it's done i have filled out my vaccine injury
00:49:33.180 forms my family doctor has uh and he sent them in personally to ottawa for for for me um so that
00:49:42.160 that has been done what what did he have to say about all of this he said i hope you get your
00:49:47.080 money out of them that's what he said yeah yeah i said i hope you get compensated i think we had
00:49:53.300 news of the very first person uh winning one of their cases with the vaccine injury fund that
00:49:59.340 trudeau set up oh i think it was about six months before the vaccine was even introduced he set this
00:50:04.620 thing up uh so that would have been the fall of 2020 and yeah the first person to receive any
00:50:10.020 money from that particular fund was just about a month ago so they're being very stringent with
00:50:15.260 these funds uh are you prepared to fight it if they deny you your claim oh absolutely absolutely
00:50:21.720 i've i've been calling there once a week trying to say what's happening with my claim what's
00:50:26.420 happening with my claim i get the same i can recognize her voice i get the same woman who
00:50:30.860 answers the phone so i asked this last time i said i want to speak to somebody about my claim
00:50:35.680 she said well that person is busy i said okay i'll call or have them call me of course nobody
00:50:41.260 calls right a week later i said uh okay what's where's what's happening with my claim well let's
00:50:46.940 get your email address so that we can communicate email then then we won't miss any phone calls
00:50:51.980 right well still no email right so next week i will be calling again and asking what's going on
00:50:57.340 with my claim but this woman assured me she said well if you could you can look at our statistics
00:51:02.140 on on they do it once a month of of of the uh how many are in queue how many are being assessed by
00:51:08.620 doctor how many have none have been rejected to be honest with you after you look at the statistics
00:51:14.020 but only out of seven last time i looked it was the statistics were of as of june i don't even
00:51:20.920 think they were as of july end of june i think 750 applications only eight had been approved
00:51:27.580 the rest were all sitting in limbo and you know what i get i'm sure there's many many many more
00:51:34.060 applications waiting to be filed but it's just almost impossible to get a doctor to go along
00:51:39.720 with this what was it like getting your doctor to fill out these forms was he was he willing to
00:51:44.460 listen to you or because i've heard stories jason of doctors saying i don't that can't be there's no
00:51:49.880 way and they won't even listen to you they won't give you two seconds of their time once you say
00:51:54.680 i was injured by this stuff well what i noticed when i listened to the gentleman who you're likely
00:52:00.760 referring to as Ross from BC. When I listened to his interview with Heather Prozac, and he said
00:52:09.820 this, he said, your family doctor does not make that decision. And when I looked at the forms,
00:52:15.860 the family doctor, all he does is needs to write down what symptoms you had. So for anyone who's
00:52:24.520 really going to their family doctor, all their family doctor has to just be truthful in one thing
00:52:29.320 and write down the symptoms that that person had.
00:52:32.140 Once my doctor and I sat with him and he said,
00:52:35.480 he was asking me questions.
00:52:36.600 Okay, when did you have this symptom?
00:52:37.880 When did you have this symptom?
00:52:39.660 And that's exactly what Ross said
00:52:41.160 in his interview with Heather.
00:52:42.880 The family doctors, our general GPs don't make the decision
00:52:46.660 whether it's a vaccine injury.
00:52:47.860 It goes to the assessment board
00:52:51.820 in wherever it is, Ottawa or whatever.
00:52:53.980 And there's a panel of like supposedly four doctors
00:52:57.460 or something who make that decision so really no one should have from what my point of view there
00:53:03.600 should be no trouble with a family doctor because if he's being truthful about somebody's symptoms
00:53:07.520 all he's doing is writing when you got the vaccine because i when i filled out the forms
00:53:11.880 when you got the vaccine the dates you got them what you took your your uh and then any prior
00:53:17.920 medical information which i have lots of history between the brandon general hospital and that
00:53:22.740 brandon clinic of what i went through for the last from december till till may or till actually
00:53:28.440 till july i'm still visiting my family doctor hordes of of medical history to to back me up
00:53:34.580 plus i have years of with this i've been with the same gp for 25 years or 20 years he's got all my
00:53:41.160 health issues from prior which i was healthy as a horse right so in my case i was a no-brainer
00:53:47.340 like the family doctor had no no say you know what's interesting is that the college of
00:53:53.700 physicians and surgeons has been very very very hard on any practicing doctor in every province
00:53:59.460 to kind of lay off on filling out these vaccine injury claim reports because they don't want
00:54:06.980 too many claims being filed because they don't want it to look like there's too many vaccine
00:54:12.680 injuries at all. And this is the problem that people face. And even after they do convince a
00:54:19.180 doctor to go ahead and fill out one of these forms, then it goes to, as you say, this panel
00:54:23.360 of four doctors somewhere in Ottawa who have been hired by the federal government and are doing what
00:54:28.460 the federal government tells them to do, not what their medical knowledge and experience tells them
00:54:33.360 to do. So the whole system is rigged. Look, Matt, I certainly hope you get everything that you
00:54:38.720 deserve through all of this um well i'm taking this one step further yet is because i got a
00:54:44.980 message from my sister-in-law in uh she must have saw this on instagram there's an mp in alberta
00:54:51.200 his name is shane getson he she sent me a video of him explaining his vaccine injury and he is in
00:54:57.620 parliament in in in ottawa i so in in on instagram on his video it was there was invite if you've had
00:55:05.460 a vaccine injury uh send or contact my office so i did i contact his office in alberta and they
00:55:12.440 they said they sent me an email back saying send send us an email of your of your vaccine injury
00:55:18.900 and what has happened to you and and he said i will document this in in parliament it will be
00:55:25.180 noted so if here here's the way i'm looking at it if shane gets in as an mpa he believes in it
00:55:33.180 and has any power in in our parliament like what more can a person do this this happened to me
00:55:41.280 this isn't something i'm making up it's not bullshit um it's my it's my life and it's the
00:55:47.940 truth and i feel someone's got to pay have you been lapped at by anybody anybody called you a
00:55:55.840 liar anybody at all no no not at all there any people that you know who were strong facts people
00:56:04.760 in the past they're they're they're supportive but they don't say much because it's almost like
00:56:13.660 they have to put their foot in their mouth right so you know they push the backs the you know
00:56:18.780 healthcare people they were strong like in in in the year of 2020 and and the year of 2021
00:56:24.600 they said everyone's got to get it it was that whole mentality you got to get it because you
00:56:29.960 got to protect the others not yourself remember that yeah you got to get you i have to get it to
00:56:34.900 protect the next guy right but it never did ever stop transmission and they know that and it was
00:56:40.300 it was already you know it's funny uh dr deborah what's her name now uh the one who was advising
00:56:46.840 trump i forget her last name but anyway she wrote a book and she said that they knew that these
00:56:55.040 vaccines air quotes were doomed to failure before they were ever released they knew that
00:57:01.640 and they also uh played games with how far the social distancing should be they sat in a room
00:57:08.380 her and fauci and a couple of others and they said what should it be six feet nine feet 12 feet i
00:57:12.920 don't know what how far do you think they would take it and they settled on six feet finally
00:57:16.960 and berks dr deborah berks that's her name and you can she's released a book that admits all of this
00:57:23.660 stuff and it's amazing to me that corporations some federal agencies in the united states and
00:57:31.580 canada um some employers some small businesses are still saying to their employees that you have to
00:57:40.480 be jabbed you have to be boosted in order to work here still by the way i think it's time for your
00:57:45.220 booster shot jason just just so you know probably probably you want you want to do the right thing
00:57:52.780 don't you not anymore no i'm not going down that path again okay go ahead no i was going to say
00:58:01.580 one more thing so there was another also as i said i'm sending an email to the uh to shane gets in
00:58:07.300 the mp in alberta but i also got another invitation to send an email to the international
00:58:13.080 criminal court in uh in hague actually so i am also sending an email to that too because there's
00:58:19.420 a doctor in canada who is trying to set up a an international criminal court case against the
00:58:24.900 canadian government well please do that please please do that and i'll see if i can find out
00:58:31.320 some more information on this end about the international criminal court hopefully being
00:58:35.180 set up in the hague and we'll get that story on jason thank you for coming on tonight i really
00:58:40.220 appreciate you telling having the bravery to tell your story and we'd love to talk to you again are
00:58:45.340 you going to be okay now is everything like looking up at least yeah you know what i'm uh i'm at about
00:58:51.220 50 of my body strength i think uh remember earlier when i said you know a regular dumbbell would be
00:58:56.120 about 25 30 pounds for me i'm arm curling 12 pound dumbbells nowadays uh arm curling hammer curls and
00:59:02.620 reverse curls, that sort of stuff.
00:59:04.680 So I'm, you know, I got some definition muscle in my legs again,
00:59:09.000 calves and quads and stuff.
00:59:11.140 I'm starting to get some defined muscle.
00:59:12.820 So, yeah, I think I'm on the right track.
00:59:15.780 Okay, brother.
00:59:16.360 Thank you very much for coming on tonight.
00:59:18.540 All right.
00:59:19.060 Thanks, Shadow.
00:59:19.600 Take care.
00:59:20.160 You too.
00:59:20.860 There's Jason Ziver.
00:59:23.740 Vaccine injury report has been filed on his behalf.
00:59:26.440 It still needs to be proven whether or not this was, in fact, a vaccine injury.
00:59:30.320 we got some good news today you guys i'm going to keep you a little bit longer i hope you don't mind
00:59:36.040 we got some really good news today i'm not sure if you guys know what judicial notice is
00:59:42.060 so before i tell you what the story is we're going to go through judicial notice which by
00:59:46.760 the way has been issued in manitoba through justice joyal to all of the judges in manitoba
00:59:53.360 regarding uh government policy on covet 19 okay so here is what judicial notice is facts that can
01:00:03.420 be judicially noticed are facts so notorious or generally accepted as to not be the subject of
01:00:10.480 debate among reasonable persons judicial notice is involved or invoked to relieve parties from
01:00:18.140 having to prove facts that are not in dispute thus when judicial notice is taken of a fact
01:00:24.440 no formal evidence of that fact must be introduced at the trial or hearing so that's what's been
01:00:32.840 invoked in manitoba so anytime a court case involving government guidance on covet 19 comes
01:00:40.380 up judicial notice says the government is going to always be right you can't argue with them and
01:00:44.720 the judge will say that. But look what happened today at the Supreme Court of Ontario. This was
01:00:53.340 issued today by a justice in an actual case. The implication of a vaccine order, including future
01:01:03.740 doses, must be considered. And then we have the issue of delegation. As with almost all these
01:01:12.340 vaccine motions the father asks so this is a father versus the mother regarding vaccination
01:01:17.820 of their child the father father asks for an order that his children receive the current
01:01:22.920 covid vaccine and all recommended booster vaccines which recommended booster vaccines
01:01:28.100 now this is what the judge is asking who when how many what will they contain who will decide
01:01:36.380 Will there be any opportunity for future judicial oversight, or will this simply be a forever
01:01:42.660 commitment controlled by the government?
01:01:45.360 What are the health implications of children receiving the current vaccine, and so on and
01:01:51.580 so on and so on.
01:01:53.520 And then here's what the judge says in Section 42.
01:01:57.140 I am not prepared to take judicial notice of any government information with respect
01:02:02.460 to COVID-19 or the COVID-19 vaccines. Even if I were to take judicial notice of the safety and
01:02:09.520 efficacy of the vaccine, I still have no basis for assessing what that means for this child.
01:02:16.960 I must still determine how safe, how efficacious the vaccine is for this child. Does safe mean
01:02:22.660 there are no side effects? Is the vaccine effective in protecting her from contracting COVID-19,
01:02:28.300 from spreading it, from dying from it, from severity of symptoms. As with informed consent,
01:02:34.520 there are many factors that must carefully be considered in weighing risks and benefits.
01:02:39.420 Judicial notice in regards to the COVID-19 vaccine guidance has been revoked by the Supreme Court
01:02:46.400 of Ontario, which means it's a brand new ballgame in the court systems. And no doubt, because this
01:02:54.400 sets a precedent, other provinces will have to take notice of this as well. I am calling on
01:02:59.980 Justice Joyal now to fully remove this ridiculous edict from the court system of Manitoba regarding
01:03:06.940 all cases involving COVID-19. Judicial notice cannot be taken on this vaccine because you
01:03:14.840 don't know that it's safe and it should not be taken as a fact like the sky is blue and the grass
01:03:20.340 is green and for you to ever have issued judicial notice that it was so is completely irresponsible
01:03:27.640 on your behalf sir from the sublime to the ridiculous another story here from a far
01:03:38.920 left-wing marxist mp with the ndp look at this here this is from the winnipeg sun
01:03:44.680 this mp right here she wonders if we still need indoor ice rinks given the climate impact
01:03:52.260 is indoor skating ice even necessary anymore from bonita zarillo i think she's an mp out of
01:04:00.020 british columbia and ndp mp's tweet went viral when she mused about whether we should still
01:04:06.200 have indoor ice rinks before deleting the tweet this afternoon bonita zarillo the ndp member of
01:04:14.360 parliament for port moody coquitlam in british columbia tweeted tuesday is indoor skating ice
01:04:19.720 even necessary anymore can every ice sport be done without ice and different equipment
01:04:25.100 just pondering the climate impact of human-made indoor ice the tweet got ratioed of course with
01:04:32.420 only a handful of retweets and likes but hundreds of quote tweets cerillo followed up with a link to
01:04:37.580 an inhabitat.com piece about indoor ice rink alternatives which have been tried and dismissed
01:04:45.300 i mean we've seen that synthetic ice it's ridiculous that piece reads in part ice rinks
01:04:54.240 are an important fixture of winter sports whether for ice hockey speed skating curling ice dancing
01:04:58.860 or figure skating but with growing concerns about global warming water scarcity water scarcity what
01:05:03.880 and our planet's climate crisis even the international olympic committee the international
01:05:08.640 ice hockey federation and the nhl have been considering the environmental issues related
01:05:13.760 to coordinating ice sport events and ensuring energy consumption hey guys would you watch the
01:05:20.000 nhl or any hockey for that matter if they didn't use ice if it was a ball hockey league all of a
01:05:27.500 sudden or maybe it was played outdoors all the time or they use that synthetic ice would you
01:05:34.300 still watch it i mean i barely watch it at all anymore anyway ever since that whole
01:05:38.800 covid vaccine passport nonsense so anyway this mp deletes the tweet
01:05:44.520 and doesn't comment any further ridiculous here's an exclusive story but i am running out of time
01:05:53.540 here so i want to get you guys to if you want to read this i want to get you guys to go ahead and
01:05:57.100 look it up for yourself. Exclusive COVID vaccine exemption scandal exposed in the Canadian
01:06:01.540 military. Apparently what they're doing here is giving exemptions to the vaccine mandate for
01:06:07.480 Canadian military members, dependent on where they're deployed or stationed, as opposed to
01:06:12.120 whether or not they actually need it or not for real. Personally, I don't like the exemption
01:06:17.920 because that's like saying, see you suckers. We're all fighting together, guys. So apply
01:06:27.080 for an exemption unless you absolutely medically need it don't do it it's like cutting into line
01:06:34.600 it's dishonorable don't do it you know what don't do it don't apply for an exemption because that
01:06:42.020 means you actually want the vaccine but you just can't get the vaccine based upon your religious
01:06:48.020 beliefs or medical condition as opposed to believing in freedom right and what have i got
01:06:57.360 here lastly oh yeah this story from the gateway pundit kind of a sad thing and this is why i keep
01:07:04.480 asking you guys to follow me on rumble and on every other social media platform you can because
01:07:09.440 one night i might not just be here i might just not be here i got that wrong i might just not be
01:07:16.900 here Facebook might decide you know what this guy he goes too far with his claims of this that and
01:07:22.600 the other and it's against our community standards look what's happened to uh the Children's Health
01:07:27.320 Defense Fund Facebook and Instagram just took them down that's Bobby Kennedy's thing that these guys
01:07:32.500 actually have been giving truthful news reports regarding all things COVID in the past couple of
01:07:38.060 years I guess you know social media didn't like that too much so on Wednesday Facebook and Instagram
01:07:42.980 without warning took down the Children's Health Defense Fund's Facebook and Instagram accounts.
01:07:47.060 The two pages together had nearly half a million followers, but they did receive the following
01:07:52.360 notifications. Your page has been unpublished. And then they go on to say you didn't follow our
01:07:58.000 community standards. And that's that. No explanation about what community standards
01:08:02.980 weren't followed. And this comes on the same day as the CDC admitting to making major COVID
01:08:08.840 mistakes during the pandemic, which they say here is an understatement.
01:08:12.980 So this, believe it or not, it's still going on still. And I wanted to remind you guys of news coverage from just about a year ago. This came from PBS.org in the United States. Breakthrough COVID infections show the unvaccinated are putting the vaccinated at risk.
01:08:33.580 First of all, how ridiculous is that headline? Right. How can anybody who is vaccinated be put at risk by anybody? You are vaccinated. And that's a point we've been making now for a year and a half. And people who have gotten the shot have not seemed to grasp it. Even still, some people go, wait a minute, wait a minute. Hold on. You're putting me in danger. Dude, you took the shot. You should be completely protected. Well, I'm not. Well, then why did you take the shot in the first place? Because I want to do the right thing.
01:09:01.880 what's the right thing being stupid then when you take a shot a vaccine it is supposed to
01:09:12.000 protect you from the virus that you're being vaccinated for that's historically how vaccines
01:09:18.640 have worked i don't even have to ask this question anymore but this this whole story is ludicrous and
01:09:28.340 Yes, it was PBS.org that published this story in the first place.
01:09:33.460 And that's just one of many different fake news things I could show you.
01:09:38.560 But I just want to remind you guys, the reason we're still doing this is that the fake media, the left wing corporate media is still publishing crap about all of this stuff.
01:09:50.840 You know it and I know it.
01:09:53.520 Now, the question is, can we get the middle people to understand it?
01:09:58.340 And if they do already understand it, can we get them to speak up about it?
01:10:04.200 That's what we need.
01:10:05.720 We need to build critical mass.
01:10:09.280 And once we get there, we win.
01:10:12.080 Plain and simple.
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01:12:46.420 And that's it for the show for tonight, you guys.
01:12:49.300 I've got Arthur Pavlosky joining the show next Tuesday night.
01:12:54.380 Make sure you're here for that.
01:12:55.980 And tomorrow night, a woman in Alberta who has been denied a life-saving organ transplant based upon her vaccine status.
01:13:06.080 yeah doctors on the transplant team said you can't have what you need to live until you get
01:13:13.360 the shots so we're going to find out what's been happening with her tomorrow night eight o'clock
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