The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Thurs Dec. 1⧸2022 w⧸Greg Wycliffe!!

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00:01:30.000 hello my friends how you doing welcome to shadow at night this is thursday december the 1st 2022

00:01:53.940 on the show tonight my special guest is greg wycliffe i i was just talking to greg before

00:01:58.720 backstage before the show started just now but how should i introduce you man i have no idea

00:02:03.400 comedian your musician your man on the street your freedom advocate he goes yeah i've been

00:02:07.840 struggling with that too so i'll leave that up to him he's coming on in just a couple of minutes

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00:03:44.620 chuck sandra hello everybody and welcome to the show don't forget to like and share let's get

00:03:50.560 this out there people need to hear tonight a special treat it's greg wycliffe greg i don't

00:03:56.320 know how to introduce you so why don't you do it for us man yeah i am a freedom fighter i do comedy

00:04:04.060 i do commentary and recently i've been doing some reporting almost like a journalist would

00:04:10.800 uh i found myself in ottawa ontario during the trucker convoy with a phone with a with a with

00:04:19.420 a phone like this with a selfie stick and with a little lavalier microphone and i wrapped the

00:04:25.260 lavalier around a stick and started to uh interview people and people seemed to really enjoy it and

00:04:30.860 after the first weekend when the news media wasn't doing their job in reporting what was going on

00:04:35.540 down there i thought i gotta go back and get some more interviews and do the news i guess yeah you

00:04:41.200 know it's interesting because two nights ago now i had heard of you i'd seen some of your stuff i'm

00:04:45.500 going to say as far back as a year and then i saw your interview with the chinese lady who the one

00:04:51.520 woman at the protest in toronto i think uh in support of what's going on in china right now

00:04:56.460 and you'd asked her what it's like to live in a communist totalitarian dictatorship and can she

00:05:01.720 see it coming here and I went I can't remember this guy's name and people in the comments Greg

00:05:07.400 Wycliffe it's Greg Wycliffe Greg Wycliffe I gotta give him the show and so I reached out to you and

00:05:11.960 boom there you are tonight and the video that you've got out there called they lie that is

00:05:18.360 incredible did you do all that yourself pretty well I did the entire video myself I did get a

00:05:24.360 little bit of help behind the scenes but the the real uh teamwork or who I teamed up with was the

00:05:30.380 music producer greg arcade big shout outs to greg arcade you can check him out at greg arcade.com

00:05:35.360 but this is a guy who uh he actually lives out near you actually he lives near winnipeg now i'm

00:05:41.080 thinking of it um but yeah he's a super talented individual he helped you know i gave him my demo

00:05:48.240 basically uh i released the song a year and a half ago on my youtube channel just an acoustic version

00:05:52.820 he took that acoustic version he recorded laid down all the tracks i just sent him my vocal

00:05:58.060 so he mixed and mastered it so he did the music part but aside from that i i did all the editing

00:06:04.620 and the filming and all that which was a lot of fun so and it's a good tune too i mean it speaks

00:06:09.940 the truth obviously and i think in another world in another universe it would probably be a hit on

00:06:15.340 the radio but because you're dissing the radio and the journalists in the song i don't know if

00:06:21.140 it's going to get very far aside from social media what's your inspiration for doing that stuff did

00:06:27.200 it just come to you in a dream one night or did you sit down going ah there's another good line

00:06:30.980 did it take you a few days to write that thing or did it just pour out yeah um you know ever since

00:06:36.660 lockdown in the past few years uh i have had a lot of free time to be creative and uh yeah when

00:06:43.620 it comes to the process for me it usually comes from a feeling of angst uh a feeling of of uh not

00:06:50.480 necessarily anger but a feeling of like this is such an unacceptable part of of uh the reality

00:06:56.180 i'm living in from my perspective and yeah just i don't i i say it kind of falls out of the sky

00:07:01.860 from there i don't really know where it comes from sometimes it's the chords first sometimes

00:07:05.660 it's the lyrics first uh but yeah it comes from somewhere and i'm very grateful to be able to be

00:07:12.540 a medium or a channel for for creativity so and you're a comedian now or at least try to be one

00:07:19.420 yeah so i started to post on the let me just tell let me just say to you first first of all

00:07:26.740 before you begin answering that you just have a generally funny face and and so that's a good

00:07:35.900 thing no it is i mean because i look at you and i see your facial expression and i start to laugh

00:07:40.900 now there's only a few other people i can say steve martin is like that for me john carrey was

00:07:45.640 like that for me will ferrell uh sorry john candy will ferrell's like that for me it doesn't happen

00:07:51.080 very often so you've got that you've got that thing uh has it been translating for you on stage

00:07:57.320 yeah i think so i think so i i mean really my comedy started just with uh during the pandemic

00:08:05.280 in a way because i started to make short little funny tiktok videos i got the chinese spy app on

00:08:10.500 my phone and started to make these little little videos and some of these went quite viral making

00:08:14.820 fun of trudeau you know people people started to call me a comedian and uh actually before the

00:08:20.020 for the pandemic i did start going to open mics and then the pandemic happened and it's like i

00:08:24.300 guess i'll never be a comedian because uh we're not allowed to go anywhere now but um no since

00:08:28.800 it's opened back up i have been going to go going to shows and it's a completely different beast

00:08:35.940 live comedy is a completely different beast but no yeah i've been i've been getting laughs i've

00:08:39.820 been you know i've been building my repertoire of jokes it's certainly interesting though with

00:08:44.000 comedy it's an interesting time for comedy because in order to make people laugh you need to kind of

00:08:48.180 agree the audience needs to agree upon some sort of basis of reality of like where reality whatever

00:08:55.320 you build in the joke and um yeah there's kind of a disparity there in terms of you know what

00:09:00.920 reality uh we might be living in uh that's tough that's tough so it's definitely weird uh where

00:09:08.180 i'm comfortable of course is when i'm amongst freedom fighters and i'm amongst people who

00:09:12.420 have that that perspective uh on reality i feel like there's a lot more truth to work with there

00:09:17.960 but that being said i think comedy is a very powerful tool and i am trying to kind of you

00:09:22.460 know slowly but surely get into the mainstream comedy space uh to get people laughing at at uh

00:09:29.660 you know trying to help them discover the truth of our reality you know you know this is something

00:09:33.860 that you you said to me the other day we were having a conversation on signal uh when we were

00:09:38.340 talking about doing the show tonight and you said trying to uh find the key to unlock the other side

00:09:46.400 i'm paraphrasing obviously but this is something that i try to talk about every single night it's

00:09:52.460 one of the reasons i do this show to be honest with you i'm trying to get the message out there

00:09:56.220 to people who might just be teetering on the cusp of understanding that something is not right in

00:10:02.200 our world right now, regardless of COVID. And it's trying to tell people or teach people or show

00:10:10.900 people how to do that. Whether it's a 30 second elevator speech, whether it's a joke, whether it's

00:10:17.580 showing them a video, have you been able to find that key yourself? I think comedy is a big part

00:10:24.380 of it. I think that, you know, I'm really grateful when some of my friends from home will message me

00:10:32.060 and say hey like some random person sent me your video and so you know the the term red pill gets

00:10:38.380 used a lot but you know i i try to be the surface level red pill for people to kind of be the first

00:10:44.780 person to like maybe you know sow some doubt in the official narrative kind of maybe take their

00:10:49.460 hand may have them laughing at something that's obviously hypocritical that doesn't make sense and

00:10:53.020 then hopefully they'll keep looking from there in terms of what the definitive key is you know

00:10:59.140 everyone has their own journey right and uh it's it's going to be death by a thousand cuts i think

00:11:05.980 for people to kind of like wake up to what's going on um and i think that programs like yours are

00:11:11.720 very very important because you're here consistently you're consistently here for people

00:11:18.180 and that's really what we need in alternative media in canada because you know the news

00:11:24.580 like CBC, like CTV, even though they are totally missing the mark on telling the truth and totally

00:11:31.740 like, you know, misguiding people on the most important issues of our time, they are there for

00:11:35.860 people every night. And they're tethered. They're tethered to this reality. They're tethered to this

00:11:40.480 narrative, this form of what's going on in the world. And it's not just CTV and CBC, right?

00:11:47.380 There's a whole bunch of podcasts around as well that kind of support the same kind of

00:11:51.680 mainstream narrative but it's so important that in alternative media we have the same thing we

00:11:56.940 have a show that people can tether themselves to that can be a consistent form of of news of

00:12:03.380 information of you know just kind of understanding their world so there are a lot of pieces to to the

00:12:10.340 puzzle um and i guess when it comes to me i i try to i i'm always trying to throw hal marys you know

00:12:16.840 i'm always trying to i'm always trying to really make noise and and kind of make people uncomfortable

00:12:23.340 make people think make people laugh at at things going on um yeah i think that the comedy plays a

00:12:30.540 big part in it for sure when did you start to realize that there was something wrong are we

00:12:36.680 going back pre-covid did you know something was wrong then or or did it just crystallize for you

00:12:42.140 the moment when they said well that's it we're locking down yeah yeah no it was before that it

00:12:47.280 was before that it was i joined the ppc in 2019 and and what started joining the ppc in 2019

00:12:53.040 was actually watching a toronto mayoral election with uh with a very controversial character uh

00:12:59.220 faith goldie and i went to school for uh media studies and in media studies at western university

00:13:05.820 they taught me all about how you know mass media is connected to democracy and you need a fair mass

00:13:11.240 media to have an open conversation to, you know, be able to vote for the right people. And then I

00:13:15.340 also went to Fanshawe College and I learned all about radio broadcasting and the CRTC here in

00:13:20.480 Canada. And the message there from my university profs, my radio broadcasting profs was, if you

00:13:27.080 break the CRTC rules, you're in big, big trouble. You're gonna, you could take away the license of

00:13:33.260 the radio station if you break those CRTC rules. So that was kind of, you know, pounded into our

00:13:37.720 head. And then when I watched this Toronto mayoral campaign, I saw debates not happening,

00:13:44.180 debates being canceled. I saw Faith Goldie paid like 20 grand for ads on a radio station. And 0.62

00:13:53.220 they say, oh, we can't take your money. Actually, we're not going to run your radio ads. And on top

00:13:59.020 of this shadow to add to my perspective, I have worked in radio selling ads. And I know there are

00:14:04.240 very specific CRTC rules around ads when it comes to political advertising. It's against the rules

00:14:11.180 to just, you know, everyone has to pay the same rate, especially when it comes to political

00:14:15.900 campaigns. And I saw these rules being like violated and nobody cared and nobody was talking

00:14:23.280 about it. And it's like, I get it. If you, if you hate Faith Goldie yet, you know, all the freedom

00:14:28.740 to you. That's great. That's fantastic. The thing is though, there's still these rules in place

00:14:34.000 to ensure that we can have a fair and open democratic process.

00:14:39.400 And that was not happening.

00:14:40.440 And then I see this article from CBC at the time saying,

00:14:43.680 democracies are so important.

00:14:46.020 We are sorry, debates are so important.

00:14:48.480 We're CBC.

00:14:49.200 We love hosting debates for the Toronto mayoral campaign.

00:14:52.120 Here's why we're not going to host a debate this year though.

00:14:56.160 So it was like very kind of, okay,

00:14:58.460 I saw clear cracks in the democracy democratic process in Canada.

00:15:04.000 and saw no one talking about it so i i found that very very alarming and along with that was the

00:15:09.040 growing bias of the canadian news media obviously them getting subsidized by the uh trudeau's

00:15:15.200 liberal government it's like this is not this is not a good sign you know if this is supposed to be

00:15:20.720 our major institution that holds our politicians accountable holds the people in power accountable

00:15:26.400 and it's clearly showing bias it's clearly you know not doing its job properly

00:15:32.160 do you think faith goldie got a bad rap i tried to find as much out about her as i could a few

00:15:40.200 years ago when she was in the news but she was in the news the news the left-wing corporate media 0.85

00:15:45.740 for all the wrong reasons uh and i don't really know much about her because i couldn't find out

00:15:50.540 much about her outside of that did you um yeah i mean she had a great youtube channel back then

00:15:58.220 Like, you know, she would be doing these reports, for example, like on the Danforth shooting where there was like some really important details that the mainstream media didn't want to talk about when it comes to the Danforth shooting.

00:16:09.040 like this guy is uh his cousin or his brother a close relative uh of of the shooter of the

00:16:15.940 damn fourth shooter is is sitting on like a massive stockpile of car fentanyl which is like 0.79

00:16:22.240 they say it's a drug but they also say this this could be like you know a uh a substance for 0.99

00:16:27.320 biological warfare and it's like the fact that the news media isn't going to make that connection or

00:16:31.440 like you know that that seems kind of like an alarming sort of uh adjacency to this person who

00:16:36.780 would do something so egregious to begin with um so she was doing a lot of reporting like that that

00:16:41.400 i think was very valuable and interesting when it comes to her actual campaign she was the only

00:16:45.720 person who was talking about the skyrocketing crime rate in uh in toronto you know like we

00:16:51.640 were breaking records for for shootings and and for uh you know uh deaths related to gun violence

00:16:57.540 so it's like you know that's pretty important stuff to bring up the thing that's tainted her

00:17:02.840 reputation is that she went to a uh protest down in the states which is known as like the the scary

00:17:09.420 boogeyman worst of the worst far-right rally it was like uh what was it what was it called

00:17:13.180 charlottesville and uh where our protester died there and then the other thing where she probably

00:17:18.580 the biggest mistake of her her career and she would probably agree with that is she went on

00:17:22.860 a podcast with uh people who are like who like are actually like genuine neo-nazis i think like

00:17:29.560 i'm pretty sure it was uh i don't i think it was daily stormer was their name but yeah it was it

00:17:35.480 was kind of a i remember a little bit about this now that you mentioned it yeah yeah it probably

00:17:40.500 didn't sit too well but did she ever personally that you know of say anything at all uh in terms

00:17:47.680 of supporting neo-nazis or right-wing extremism ever i i mean no the one thing that she said was

00:17:56.540 actually quite uh quite profound in that like she said you know so have you heard of the 14

00:18:03.780 we're really getting into some stuff here have you heard of the 14 words so this the 14 words

00:18:09.980 is um you know uh and i'm pretty sure any person from any culture would probably agree with this

00:18:16.360 sentiment but because it's a white person saying it it's like a spooky sentiment so maybe i'll say

00:18:21.460 it's um i'm trying to think of an example here what's what's a popular black celebrity let's

00:18:27.640 say oprah let's say oprah says something like this you know we need to secure a future uh for

00:18:33.680 you know black people and black children you know that's what we need to do like if oprah said that

00:18:39.620 people would be like yeah good job oprah but the 14 words is basically when a white person says

00:18:45.960 that we need to secure a future for white people and white children this this is like it's supposed

00:18:51.160 to be like the the worst possible like neo-nazi white supremacist sort of thing you can say

00:18:56.800 and when i think uh faith goldie got said that at one point when she got accused of saying that

00:19:04.420 she then basically made a uh petition she did a little video where she was asking people in

00:19:11.580 toronto if they would sign a petition for the indigenous version of that do you think we should

00:19:17.040 secure a future for indigenous people and indigenous children of course every single

00:19:20.680 person signed it so it was just kind of trying to expose like the weird sort of double standard

00:19:25.040 when it comes to uh the 14 words if you will yeah but the problem with that is you can't you cannot

00:19:31.540 do anything ironically when it comes to the monolithic left because they don't have a sense

00:19:36.620 of humor greg i mean we saw the the inquiry last week and we know that they don't they do not take

00:19:44.260 a joke they take everything seriously diagonal on for example right i mean that's got to be that's

00:19:49.640 one of the funniest things i've heard from jeremy mckenzie aside from what he said regarding pierre

00:19:54.060 polyev's wife which i don't disagree i don't agree with but i mean everything else he's done

00:19:58.640 has been above board as far as i'm concerned and for the media and the government to still

00:20:04.600 be painting diagonal on as an actual right wing extremist threat to our country is beyond

00:20:10.520 ridiculous so that may have been faith's problem uh trying to do something ironically never works

00:20:15.920 well with the woke and yeah i mean it's uh she was uh first of all diagonal on is a podcast

00:20:23.580 community you know it's a people who like jeremy mckenzie right yeah and uh very very funny guy

00:20:29.420 shout out to jeremy mckenzie he he's he's free on bail by the way he got he got out of the jail

00:20:33.540 just the other day i he put up a video yesterday a brand new one i think yeah i think it's called

00:20:38.700 what the hell's going on but yeah i i think uh what happened when it comes to uh to faith there

00:20:48.420 is you know she was very outspoken uh at a time where there was nobody being outspoken like her

00:20:55.960 and the news media just came in and absolutely destroyed her like they just absolutely destroyed

00:21:01.340 her reputation you can search her name without finding all all of the worst sort of associations

00:21:05.900 she may have made in the past and i think it's very like valid to you know have the criticisms

00:21:13.140 that people have made towards faith goldie of like hey like you talk to this person what does

00:21:17.880 that mean about your your views and your values hey you said this you said that but you know the

00:21:22.800 problem is there's no flip side to that because you know shadow you could have a show where you

00:21:29.320 lay out every single idea that will save uh humanity but then you say you know what i i

00:21:36.000 didn't really like the bgs and it's like oh my god can you believe he had this one opinion that 0.97

00:21:40.740 nobody likes like the super on point like you know it's it's so stupid to discredit everything 0.90

00:21:46.220 that someone that someone's done because of because of one remark or one comment or one

00:21:51.740 association or one podcast and that's why i think people are just tired of the cancel culture stuff

00:21:57.140 it's so exhausting because guess what it operates on this total absurd uh and it's a very naive sort

00:22:05.100 of leftist belief which is you can be perfect people should be perfect there needs to somehow

00:22:10.740 be perfect people and i'm perfect and and you're the only one who's not perfect it's it's very

00:22:16.380 creepy it's very very creepy so what's going on with the media man i mean this is what inspired

00:22:22.260 you to start your man on the street stuff in the in the freedom convoy in ottawa correct

00:22:26.460 uh i mean i've i've gone to protests i just knew i needed to be at the convoy i wasn't planning on

00:22:33.860 being the interview guy at the convoy i just i knew i had to be there i was at the 2020 uh july

00:22:39.560 1st canada day protests like like one of the first bigger you know anti-lockdown ones but um i knew i

00:22:46.040 had to be there so but you saw the media doing a horrible job and it you know what that's wrong

00:22:53.720 they don't they do do a horrible job but they do it intentionally because they've got a narrative

00:23:00.120 that they need to follow i mean uh who's the guy from ctv the guy that glenn mcgregor is that the

00:23:08.760 guy i try to forget their names i i don't i try not to commit them to memory you've got that other

00:23:13.160 one from global uh the tiktok reporter from global uh rachel gilmore yeah rachel gilmore

00:23:18.480 constantly with the misinformation or cherry picking uh things from stories to fit their

00:23:24.660 left-wing corporate narrative i think you were telling me before we started the show tonight

00:23:30.020 that you'd seen enough of that so you had to go out and start you know talking to people yourself

00:23:34.320 and putting it out there on your own uh platforms yeah yeah at first i thought hey i'll capture some

00:23:41.440 interviews while I'm here and it was such an amazing first weekend of just you know brotherly

00:23:49.380 sisterly love and just this unity all these people coming together to fight mandates and then of

00:23:54.460 course I saw the news reporting on it and I was just just total disgust and at that point it was

00:24:01.200 more about I need to document this you know like I need to document this and the people coming down

00:24:08.320 here because who's going to do it who's going to be doing that this is a pretty significant

00:24:14.020 event that's going on right now and there's not many people who's recording it who's talking to

00:24:20.060 people who's actually trying to capture what's going on here so at that point it was almost

00:24:24.340 like a duty it's like okay like i've obviously know how to do this i have the tools i have you

00:24:30.980 know and so then me and my friend igor shout outs to igor to vorigov he was also a former ppc candidate

00:24:36.600 um we after the first weekend we were home for like two days back in the gta greater toronto area

00:24:43.120 and it was like let's buy that let's buy let's let's uh get this airbnb for like 10 days and go

00:24:49.360 back up and then then we did we packed our computers and then we and we went for it and

00:24:54.740 we didn't know what we were doing we were like okay let's i guess we're booking an airbnb in

00:24:59.700 ottawa for 10 days like i don't know how was ottawa by the way i mean well like the freedom

00:25:05.020 convoy itself not the city because we all know it's the city that fun forgot but what what was

00:25:09.660 the vibe like in the street there was there any tension at all i mean when you're actually at the

00:25:18.620 protest it was the feeling was incredible like it was it was indescribable it was it was this

00:25:24.020 uh just so much so much love so much um i don't know it's i can't even put it into words you know

00:25:32.020 watch some of my videos to get a taste of it outside of the processed area yeah it was just

00:25:38.240 kind of it was pretty quiet it was just kind of it just seemed like quiet old ottawa and uh there

00:25:44.280 were you know demonic sort of happenings where like all these hostile people will suddenly show

00:25:50.760 up and be like i'm getting out of here we don't like you and it's like whoa like this what's wrong

00:25:55.860 that person i don't know uh but i talked to a few locals well no i saw the video you put up on

00:26:02.920 twitter the other day there's there's a i think russian immigrants sitting in their truck 0.84

00:26:07.480 ukrainian they have to be here uh because they need to get these mandates gone my husband lost 0.90

00:26:15.320 his job unless he gets the vaccine we we can't make any money uh their life savings are shot 0.99

00:26:21.320 and then the the next clip was a guy who's saying i can't watch my my netflix because of all the

00:26:27.460 horns honking a bit of a it's 8 p.m i'm trying to watch netflix right yeah what's that all about

00:26:36.300 i mean like these people were there for the best of reasons these people living in ottawa i mean i

00:26:44.720 can't watch my tv it's 8 40 please i i have to be careful with what i say here shadow because i i

00:26:52.140 have just been absolutely disgusted with the attitude and and the lack of gratitude from

00:26:58.500 these people in ottawa you know like it's very sort of like ah like ick like what you guys are

00:27:06.140 just so in your own bubble and you know what about the rest of the country you know what about the

00:27:12.360 consequences of all the policies that are passed in your city do you not care do you only care

00:27:18.880 about your pension and about your own pocketbook like it's very very gross and yeah it's it's just

00:27:27.540 oh man like i said i don't have anything nice to say about and of course it's not everyone in

00:27:32.360 ottawa but uh there there are a lot of people in ottawa who are really grateful for us being there

00:27:38.840 and totally agree with us being there but of course they wouldn't say anything because they

00:27:43.700 don't want to be uh completely ostracized and in some cases bullied i'll actually bring up this

00:27:49.160 story so i did one interview it was one of the best interviews probably it was very spontaneous

00:27:54.620 this guy was so emotional he's like i can't believe it i can't believe the truckers are here

00:27:58.320 like this just feels like such such an epic moment and he was getting very emotional and just talking

00:28:04.260 about like the isolation he was feeling and just all the emotion he was feeling being down there

00:28:08.800 seeing the truckers and just seeing that these blue collar workers would stand up for us it's

00:28:13.180 a very powerful interview this guy i don't know if he works directly in the government or maybe

00:28:17.880 like some adjacent industry he was getting bullied so aggressively after this interview and at the

00:28:24.100 time that you know the combo was going on i'm just kind of like putting up uh interviews and

00:28:27.880 moving on and like you know like trying to capture more content i i i'm digging through my my messages

00:28:33.080 maybe a week later and i see the messages from this guy and he's like can you please take this

00:28:38.900 interview down like i'm getting bullied i'm getting harassed like i can't believe this is

00:28:42.640 happening can you please take it down can you please take it down and at that point i was like

00:28:46.320 dude this has been re-uploaded by people i don't even know and it has like you know spanish

00:28:51.600 subtitles you know what i mean it's like like this this this video has taken on a life of its

00:28:56.840 own i'm so sorry like i could take mine down but the other re-upload on youtube has like

00:29:01.960 a hundred thousand views like i it's uh and i felt really bad for him um i i've yet to actually

00:29:10.520 like reconnect with this guy we were going to set up a conversation but um but just give you an idea

00:29:15.440 like how evil is that to like bully somebody for feeling for feeling something for going down to

00:29:22.600 the to the protest feeling something and just like simply expressing that emotion like these

00:29:26.800 again i don't want to say it's all ottawa people but there seems to be this common trend of people

00:29:33.500 in ottawa who have this just i don't know this totally um entitled attitude and that's totally

00:29:40.020 just dismissive of anything that isn't in their reality i don't know well it's all federal

00:29:44.540 employees i mean i i lived in ottawa for a couple of years myself uh 2007 2008 working on a radio

00:29:52.300 station there and i got that vibe from ottawa that there was a lot of entitlement going on there and

00:29:58.900 you know the city itself because it's the nation's capital gets a lot of extra funding to keep

00:30:03.200 it beautiful and uh the people there i mean how many federal employees you know pampered let's be

00:30:09.800 honest federal employees live in ottawa of course they're going to feel that way uh so when you come

00:30:14.980 in and you you rain on their parade a little bit uh they're they're going to react much like a

00:30:20.140 politician would react which is how dare you intrude on my space so speaking of politics

00:30:27.780 you live in the gta right this is like been painted red since justin trudeau took power in

00:30:35.800 in 2015 it is a very very progressive uh even marxist area of the country and and sadly it is

00:30:44.240 the largest area, urban area in the country. So unless we can change the minds and hearts of 0.74

00:30:50.880 people in the Toronto area, I think we might be in for more Justin Trudeau, even after the next

00:30:59.400 election. You ran for the People's Party of Canada in, was it the last election or the election

00:31:05.780 before? It was the election before in 2019. In Toronto? Yeah, in Toronto, in Parkdale High Park,

00:31:13.300 which is in the west end yeah now this this is a party that has been painted as right-wing

00:31:19.720 extremist knuckle-dragging uh nationalist uh by the left-wing corporate media and you're in the

00:31:27.180 heart of the most liberal part of the country how did did you do a lot of door knocking when

00:31:34.260 you were campaigning uh i did i did it first and i i quickly found out i did at first

00:31:42.860 well you didn't want to have any more stuff thrown at you or spit on it was brutal man it was brutal

00:31:51.920 uh and that's kind of what pushed me into youtube is i would knock on these doors and there would

00:31:56.840 be people of all ages all backgrounds who would say oh you're a young man in running for politics

00:32:01.560 that's fantastic uh yeah i'm running for the ppc the ppc you mean that racist party like get the

00:32:09.000 hell out of here and then sometimes it was so bad shadow that it would be like oh the ppc i don't

00:32:15.040 like them they're racist and i would look over to my cuban my cuban volunteer beside me and i'd be

00:32:21.440 like huh you know uh if if there's a you know part of my language but if there's a brown non-white

00:32:29.820 person in front of you and you're calling them racist like i don't even know how do i connect

00:32:34.860 with how do we how you know like what more evidence do you need like it's it's crazy how

00:32:42.360 powerful the programming was and and the the big takeaway i got from the uh campaign and seeing

00:32:49.000 these like totally outrageous um moments was the the bias in the news media manifests in a much

00:32:58.040 more grotesque and horrifying way in public life like a small little sort of like dismissive remark

00:33:03.420 of the ppc on the canadian news media manifests it snowballs into this like you know this gossip

00:33:10.660 this sort of it goes through like this sort of gossip whirlwind uh tornado and it comes out the

00:33:16.100 other end with just people being hostile and i and just like like like physically um you know

00:33:21.860 in your face and and ready to like almost like fight you uh they don't want to fight they just

00:33:26.440 want to call you uh a fascist and then run away but this happened a lot of times i had an 18 year

00:33:32.320 old volunteer of polish descent this kid spoke fluent polish and we're going down you know a

00:33:39.060 suburb street going door to door doing our thing and uh this guy starts screaming in the street

00:33:44.680 get out of here racist get out of here you're right like and i have to go over to him and it's

00:33:49.180 like dude this guy's a volunteer he's 18 years old like do you mind like do you mind like do you

00:33:57.080 mind like do you want to talk about something and of course he's just like oh you're right get out

00:34:00.640 of my neighborhood it's like they're not even capable of a conversation it's uh it's crazy 0.76

00:34:07.340 and on top of even worse i had a volunteer who was uh of indian heritage his name is josh joshua

00:34:13.200 showed us to josh and um yeah he was getting stuff thrown at him right in the heart of part

00:34:19.380 of uh parkdale what kind of stuff just like vegetables or something like literally vegetables

00:34:25.900 from a vegetable stand getting getting uh tomatoes yeah the pitchforks and the torches 1.00

00:34:32.220 yeah wow yeah but we're we're the we're the real racists apparently it's uh stupid and then the 0.98

00:34:39.080 the final kind of uh of course i had multiple episodes where i just introduced myself and 0.97

00:34:44.420 people would literally physically get hostile and just kind of like have to like run away from me

00:34:49.340 and it's like wow like the the you know the news media has done a bang up job at just ruining uh

00:34:55.620 you know the brand association with the ppc but um i had a communist party there was like a

00:35:03.040 communist party and they would show up at the debates and they would like protest against me

00:35:07.060 and say that i hated refugees basically uh whereas where whereas the ppc is the only party

00:35:13.920 who has a specific policy on refugees anyway but um no one really cares about the policies i found

00:35:19.920 out later uh yeah they don't care they don't care at all man here's me trying to explain hey let me 0.80

00:35:26.380 explain the our policies they're like boo you're a fascist you don't care uh must have been terrible

00:35:32.660 for your morale every single day man like how do you it was intense the the probably the most 0.65

00:35:40.380 kind of traumatic part was at being at a debate and every time i stood up to spoke to speak the

00:35:49.900 green party candidate and the ndp party candidate also stood up and turned their backs every time i

00:35:56.600 was speaking the grown men by the way grown men who want to display their their quality of

00:36:02.440 leadership by turning their back on me every time i spoke you know it's interesting that when you're

00:36:08.020 trying and i'm more than willing and i have invited so many people on the other side of

00:36:13.080 of all of these arguments not just the lockdowns but the whole thing right this whole culture war

00:36:18.160 invited so many people on the show from that side of things they won't come on they won't come on

00:36:24.420 because they cannot either hold a decent debate,

00:36:28.880 they can't argue their points.

00:36:30.940 And when you get into the meat of the matters

00:36:33.520 and you get past all of your talking points,

00:36:36.000 they have no explanations.

00:36:38.380 And I think they might realize

00:36:40.860 that they're not making sense

00:36:42.440 even in their own hypnotized brains.

00:36:46.000 Have you found that too?

00:36:48.680 Yeah, I mean, when a conversation does happen,

00:36:51.800 it's it's more often with uh with friends and family that i know because like you said it's

00:36:56.880 so hard to actually have a open and honest conversation with somebody uh from the left

00:37:03.500 who you disagree with because you know when it's left people with other left people they're kind

00:37:08.600 of just all agreeing with each other and they're all kind of repeating the same rhetoric like yeah

00:37:12.680 climate change yeah we're gonna save the world yeah we need to save trans people like you know

00:37:16.100 there's no one pushing back with the with the counterpoints so it's a safe space for them but

00:37:21.200 uh mostly when this happens is it's with uh friends and family members because it's the

00:37:25.060 only people who i can really like engage with who are willing to engage with me uh on these topics

00:37:29.760 and most of your friends and family members uh are on our side of things or are they on the other

00:37:35.740 in the middle it's pretty split right now uh it was really bad like you know speaking to what i

00:37:43.220 went through during during that first campaign one of the worst parts was having my own sister

00:37:48.980 and and to a lesser extent my other family members but like my my uh my one sister is very much like 0.63

00:37:55.360 a stereotypical white liberal woman i i love you julia but uh you know that's but come on you fit 1.00

00:38:01.540 the stereotype i hate to say uh but uh you know she was like we need to talk about this you running 1.00

00:38:09.280 for this party as if she's gonna like talk me out of it or something and it was just very much like

00:38:13.780 you trust the people on tv more than you trust your own blood like you trust the people on tv

00:38:20.840 more than you trust your own brother that's i don't even it's wow um like yeah and and that's

00:38:30.020 just something to this day that i think is horrifying and i'm sure that it just like this

00:38:37.860 affected me because i was running for politics but i'm sure a lot of people experienced that

00:38:41.460 over the past few years with the panda back because that happened a lot it's like well the

00:38:46.960 person on tv said i can't trust you because you know you didn't get this injection yet so it was

00:38:52.980 in a way it was a foreshadow of just like how how crazy things were going to get uh in the upcoming

00:38:59.000 year have you tried to show any of these people anything about the died suddenly's or the vaccine

00:39:07.240 injuries or the just the basic rules not making any sense or trudeau walking up to walking up to

00:39:14.480 the podium wearing a mask for a for a news conference and then when he gets to the microphone

00:39:20.020 he takes off the mask and then he puts the mask back on when he's done speaking and walks up and

00:39:26.700 hugs and people and shakes their hands how does that make any sense in their brain oh well uh you

00:39:32.420 don't you don't understand science shadow the the science of of the mask wearing is very very

00:39:39.120 sophisticated uh one of the most important um you know realities of our scientific world is

00:39:45.620 when you are walking to a table in a restaurant that is the that's where most of the spread

00:39:51.680 happens once you're safely at your booth in the restaurant it's it's totally safe your head's a

00:39:57.200 bit lower you know there's a lot of scientific research that's gone into the science of germs

00:40:03.420 flying around in restaurants don't you know wasn't there an area in the gta where i think there there

00:40:12.480 was a street corner i saw this on rebel news david menzies was pointing it out and there was a street

00:40:16.960 corner if you cross the street all of a sudden you had to put your mask on but if you were on

00:40:21.280 the other side of the street no no mask mandate did you hear about that uh i think i i think i

00:40:28.260 did and it might have been like a jurisdiction thing or something like a certain area where

00:40:32.240 you needed a mask i i could believe that the craziest thing i saw and this was early on in

00:40:37.140 in the lockdown pandemic um you know the area i was living in at the time was uh oh yeah it was

00:40:44.560 anyway it was a place where like there was a lot of i don't want to dox my former residents but

00:40:49.880 there was a lot of um there was some crime there you know it wasn't the most affluent neighborhood

00:40:55.480 and there was posters on on the telephone poles that said hey make sure you mask up and wash your

00:41:03.680 hands when you use illicit drugs like it was showing like you know syringes and like you know

00:41:10.400 like white a white substance and it's like like a branded i won't say the word because i don't want

00:41:15.980 to you know flag anything but you know the whole virus the name of the virus uh the number 19 and

00:41:22.700 it's like hey here's some information so you can use your hard drugs safely and effectively

00:41:27.840 uh and not spread not spread the virus and it's like this is dystopian as hell this is so dystopian

00:41:36.760 what the hell is this this is this is horrifying make sure you wear make sure you wear a mask

00:41:42.060 when you when you mainline you know we've seen people sitting at restaurants eating and drinking

00:41:50.420 and they're wearing a mask but they got that hole cut out here in the mask so they can you know put

00:41:55.200 the fork up and get the food in without having to take their mask down and they think they're

00:42:00.520 doing something for society they're doing it for everybody else greg we got to understand that they

00:42:06.340 are doing it for your safety my friend yours yeah but to go back to your question you know

00:42:12.480 i the the programming is very is very very strong it's very very powerful and you know we shouldn't

00:42:19.880 under emphasize the fact that this has been the most sophisticated marketing propaganda campaign

00:42:25.320 that has ever been uh executed in the history of the planet you know we've come a far away from

00:42:32.380 like world war ii where they just had posters they had posters and radio broadcasts well they

00:42:38.280 dropped flyers from planes too let's be fair oh okay i didn't know that's that's pretty cool

00:42:44.540 yeah but yeah we have we have these we have like you know videos pumping into these they can track

00:42:49.040 us they can target us with advertising you know there's podcasts or tv shows there's there's means

00:42:54.840 uh in favor of the programming there's uh stephen colbert dancing with syringes you know it's uh

00:43:02.360 uh, it's everywhere and it's powerful. And, but to answer your question, I found that I would make

00:43:09.320 progress with people. You know, the extent of this is essentially I sent a video to my dad about,

00:43:17.580 uh, what's his name? Dr. Peter McCullough. Maybe you've heard of him, but the pitch I made to my

00:43:24.080 dad was like, Hey, let's say there's 10 doctors, nine of them have a certain opinion on this

00:43:29.740 injectable product and then one of them has a different opinion but the one that has a different

00:43:33.660 opinion has way more credentials than the other doctors do you see how this one doctor's opinion

00:43:40.200 might be more valuable because of xyz and all all of their different experience and he's like okay

00:43:44.420 maybe i'll watch it and i sent him this video it was on rumble of course and like it kind of really

00:43:48.720 summarized a lot of the things going on with this injectable product and he was like oh yeah you

00:43:53.700 you know, it's a good point. He's still got the booster later on. Um, and the thing is, is like,

00:43:58.760 it's back to the being tethered to reality, right? If you're tethered to the CBC reality,

00:44:05.860 you know, and maybe your friend is giving you different information, you might understand and

00:44:10.440 hear that information. Some of it might permeate and get through, but if they're still tethered

00:44:14.640 to the CBC reality, you know, after you have that conversation with them, they're going to go to

00:44:18.860 sleep that night have a rem cycle and just it's like it never happened you know gone i swear

00:44:26.800 that's been my experience with this like you can make progress with people but if they're still

00:44:31.940 tethered to like the cbc drip uh then it's not going to be any sort of consistent progress and

00:44:37.240 that's again that's why having alternative realities to jump into like alternative media

00:44:42.720 to jump into is so important because if you cut that tether to cbc they need to go somewhere

00:44:48.000 you know what's interesting though when you say that when we say alternative right it's

00:44:53.100 neurolinguistics plays a huge role in what's happened in the past couple of years i find

00:44:59.140 right like just the expressions they've come up with for us things like anti-vaxxer anti-masker

00:45:06.920 you know you're you're did you notice i'm not sure if you were watching any of the inquiry at all but

00:45:11.360 in the last week especially when all the politicians were up there i would notice that

00:45:15.540 they would start talking about the protest and then quickly change that word from protest to

00:45:21.040 occupation, right? To make it sound more ominous, to make it sound like the skies were always dark

00:45:27.760 and the people who were there protesting, you know, were carrying boards with nails in them

00:45:32.640 and they were looking for anybody who came out of their apartment, even for only 30 seconds

00:45:37.420 to buy some groceries. Ha ha, there you are, we're going to get you. I mean, that's how they made it

00:45:42.700 sound just with their language alone and that's very difficult to uncouple from untether from if

00:45:48.220 you will yeah it's um and it's not like it's just one cbc report you have the ctv saying the same

00:45:57.440 thing ctv global news saying the same thing and you even have you know a good population of

00:46:03.420 podcasts that are leaning in the same way kind of all substantiating the same information so of

00:46:08.920 course when you have a different narrative than all this you're going to sound crazy because it's

00:46:12.680 like that's not the reality i'm living in so um yeah i mean the old adage of it being an info war

00:46:20.260 like it's it's that's all very true it's all very you know you had actually a great point you know

00:46:24.540 when you say well nine of these doctors who are speaking in favor of the experimental jab and

00:46:31.200 then the one guy the most noted of all of these physicians speaking against it um is is putting

00:46:39.000 everything on the line right he's not going along with the narrative to fit in uh he's putting

00:46:46.040 everything his credentials his reputation his income everything on the line to make his point

00:46:53.860 and based upon that alone in my opinion it's worth at least listening to that person

00:46:59.520 absolutely when i do get it in when i do get into it with people now when it comes to the

00:47:06.040 this specific discussion i asked them like okay so there's these doctors who disagree with this

00:47:12.560 experimental injection like what do you let's think psychologically what is their motive what

00:47:18.540 is their incentive is their secret incentive to like have people not get injected and then not

00:47:24.280 be protected and then like die of this value like do you think that do you think they have these

00:47:27.680 malicious intentions where they want people to die like is that your belief of what their intentions

00:47:32.720 are or maybe you think their intentions are that they just want attention you know that they just

00:47:37.900 want to like maybe they're egotistical and they want to have that different opinion to get attention

00:47:41.400 you know like those maybe are yours like suspicions of what their intentions are

00:47:45.820 personally i think their intentions are simply telling the truth and i think that these massive

00:47:51.180 pharmaceutical companies have a much more realistic and common incentive which is making an

00:47:56.580 inconceivably large amount of money so much money that you can't even conceive how much money it is

00:48:03.520 and if you look at you know the world we live in capitalism everything going on it's like what is

00:48:08.600 a more realistic incentive here could it be that this like you know in your reality could it be

00:48:14.480 that there's just like this these rogue doctors who happen to be more experienced who just like

00:48:19.460 hopefully want people to die by not taking this injection or their ego maniacs is that the

00:48:24.480 intention that's more realistic or is the these massive pharmaceutical companies who have a

00:48:29.900 history of being you know bloodthirsty for as much money as possible could they just be doing the

00:48:34.940 same thing as usual except it's just on a much much larger scale than before what's more what's 0.97

00:48:38.980 more realistic here and and interestingly all of those you know the the marxists the lefties all 0.92

00:48:43.940 those people the ones who are in favor of getting the vaccine right like all of a sudden they're

00:48:48.320 cheering for i'm on team pfizer i'm on team moderna right and i'm thinking wait a minute

00:48:55.620 as they sit there on their expensive apple iphone texting their friend that they've got an appointment

00:49:00.820 for their second shot at 10 45 and they're so very happy because they're going to be safe and

00:49:06.020 protected i mean it's unbelievable hypocrisy at the highest level absolutely i did a whole series

00:49:13.380 on tiktok about this it was called like progressives also progressives and the one there

00:49:18.660 was like uh progressives wait a minute was that like an argument between progressives and

00:49:23.620 progressives so it was it would be one character hey i'll try to recreate one um let's see if i

00:49:30.260 can remember it would go um we live in a system we live in a system of of patriarchy and and you 0.96

00:49:40.920 know oh shit give me a second here we live in a we live in a system of colonialism and there's so 0.99

00:49:48.280 many straight white men who are money hungry and are destroying our society oh big pharma there's 1.00

00:49:56.380 totally nothing wrong with big pharma you need to get in your injections they do everything right 0.98

00:50:00.200 don't ever question big pharma ever again no yeah you know it's like it's it's absurd it's absurd

00:50:07.840 right we didn't talk about tiktok did you got you got finally got canceled on tiktok you're

00:50:12.180 off there now yeah i woke up this morning and uh my my little channel there we got deleted just

00:50:19.700 before 50k over a million likes as well but uh yeah rest in peace did they tell you why or no

00:50:28.520 so i mean this is a problem across big tech right you'll get you'll get something flagged

00:50:37.380 You'll get something banned, you know, and they don't really tell you specifically what

00:50:42.860 happened, you know, and in a way online, this is kind of a hot take, but online, it's already

00:50:50.620 sort of an authoritarian system here because in the real world, you can say something like

00:50:58.980 maybe, for example, Jeremy McKenzie said something and they're like, oh, this was hate speech,

00:51:02.980 blah, blah, blah.

00:51:03.220 you're gonna go to court and you're gonna find out the specific words that were used and the

00:51:09.060 specific way these words were used and the judge is going to declare whether or not that was hate

00:51:13.780 speech based on pre-existing rules on big tech it's like you're banned we're not going to explain

00:51:20.780 it to you go f yourself you know uh and it's like well was it was it this that i said was it was it

00:51:26.920 the thumbnail was it that was it this was it the imagery was it the way that i said it go f yourself

00:51:32.180 we're not going to clarify anything uh you're banished from this land get out of here um so

00:51:38.640 that's kind of the theme across social media i'll say that tiktok does kind of give you like

00:51:45.620 their reason it's kind of always a blanket reason i i i don't know they in in general it's weird

00:51:54.820 Every platform's different. YouTube is more sensitive to medical misinfo and saying specific

00:52:04.660 things about a certain election that happened in 2020. They have these two kind of specific rules

00:52:10.480 of their rules and regulation that are very specific to political happenings, which is

00:52:15.960 very interesting, right? That they have these part of their speech rules are so, so, so, so,

00:52:20.940 so specific to a specific kind of like political stance but um tiktok on the other hand you can

00:52:27.240 actually get away with more medical misinfo and talking about more of you know maybe out there

00:52:33.300 political topics but they're very very sensitive to bullying basically like if you criticize someone

00:52:39.220 too aggressively on tiktok then they'll come after you especially if you talk about the alphabet

00:52:44.140 people and i think uh part of the reason that i got banned recently is i made a tiktok about uh

00:52:50.200 the transgenderism cult and i think i got a lot of like haters who would constantly because after

00:52:57.220 that few tiktoks i made regarding transgenderism there was constantly people in my comments

00:53:02.360 calling me a loser reporting my videos like i made i made a lot of enemies just for uh

00:53:08.140 asking questions about teaching kids about transgenderism don't ask questions about that 0.73

00:53:12.720 apparently that's the problem right like i i believe that tiktok is is a weapon it comes 0.82

00:53:16.940 from china it's a weapon and what they're trying to do is groom children and if you're you know

00:53:22.460 trying to stop that from happening you get called a bully you get get kicked off i think it's that 0.94

00:53:27.880 simple you know each one of these social media platforms has kind of got their own thing uh

00:53:33.620 for community standards except for twitter these days i think elon's doing a pretty good job over

00:53:39.060 there even though i think his first experiments for neural linking a person with social media

00:53:45.540 are coming up in six months he announced yesterday yeah i don't know if there's any

00:53:52.420 good guys left out there at all i don't know what do you think is next greg what do you think is

00:53:58.620 coming next what's coming next um yeah so all roads lead to censorship they're going to be

00:54:05.200 trying to um obviously there's c11 which is which is bad it would really taint our experience both

00:54:11.400 as creators and consumers of uh of big tech online that'll i really hope that doesn't pass

00:54:17.300 um hopefully the senators do the right thing and and squash that bill because i mean the crtc i'm

00:54:24.720 sorry already doesn't do a great job and what now you want to apply the crtc to the entire internet

00:54:29.640 yeah what could go wrong right and there's so much i have to say about crtc as well or about

00:54:34.800 c11 as well because it's like you know these as as um you know as many complaints as we may have

00:54:42.540 about big tech platforms um there's been a relationship between big tech platforms

00:54:47.620 and canadian content creators they have created a connection some of these content creators and

00:54:53.980 they are making a living okay it was the big tech platform it was the canadian content creator

00:54:59.880 they're making a living some some of them are so large that they employ multiple people like

00:55:04.100 And there's a lot of money flow.

00:55:05.260 There's a really happy, good relationship between these two things.

00:55:08.760 Big tech, Canadian content creators.

00:55:10.940 And now our Canadian government is like, we're going to come in.

00:55:14.340 Hey, look out.

00:55:15.960 We're going to come in and improve this relationship.

00:55:18.580 We're going to make it even better.

00:55:20.380 Yeah.

00:55:20.920 It's like you guys.

00:55:22.940 Hi, I'm from the government, and I'm here to help.

00:55:26.400 Yeah, right.

00:55:27.640 Right.

00:55:28.560 Yeah, right. 1.00

00:55:28.960 You guys can't even sell weed properly.

00:55:32.900 All right, man.

00:55:33.580 i gotta wrap it up i got some other things i want to you know what i gotta get you back on the show

00:55:37.080 because you're you're you're fucking hilarious and you're well informed and you're one of us

00:55:43.180 you're one of the good guys and greg i appreciate taking the time to come on tonight and i hope we 0.54

00:55:47.420 can do it again soon man thank you absolutely shadow thank you so much for having me you are

00:55:52.120 a childhood hero of mine shadow and taz in the morning i used to go go to school you're a kingston

00:55:58.380 guy and kingston guy that's right shadow and taz in the morning yeah so i thought you were a freedom

00:56:03.200 fighter i'm like that's amazing let's go cool man hey listen where can we find you on social

00:56:08.040 media outside of tiktok because we know that tiktok is is off the table yeah yeah so uh find

00:56:14.680 me on facebook um facebook.com slash greg wycliffe um and you can also find me on youtube

00:56:21.940 uh just search greg wycliffe on youtube you'll find me there and then i'm also on twitter uh

00:56:29.380 at g w g double d u b and i have a rumble as well which you'll be able to find me on there

00:56:36.600 and i'm also on telegram t dot me slash greg wycliffe thanks a lot for having me shadow

00:56:42.500 okay man thanks a lot greg we'll talk to you again later okay there's a greg wycliffe man

00:56:47.640 what a great guy and i think he's got so talented um smart yeah and the video the song i played for

00:56:58.620 you guys last night go and check it out on his youtube uh greg wycliffe and there's a e on the

00:57:04.560 end so wycliffe w y c l i f f e uh the song is called they lie so go and check it out happy to

00:57:14.260 have him on the show all right i got a couple more things if you guys want to stick with me

00:57:18.400 that'd be cool because i do have a couple of things i want to cover here on the show tonight

00:57:22.420 Let me see here. Oh, yeah. So this is kind of an interesting thing.

00:57:28.500 This was published in Post Media today, all the Sun newspapers across the country.

00:57:34.360 The military was told to prepare to intervene in the Freedom Convoy protests coming from a military official.

00:57:42.560 interesting the defense department he directed to prepare to intervene in the freedom convoy

00:57:52.200 protests earlier this year but the resulting plans were never seriously considered in part

00:58:00.140 due to concerns about the oka crisis how does that have anything to do with what happened

00:58:07.860 in ottawa well i would imagine that the government would look at it as a protest same kind of thing

00:58:13.780 right deputy minister bill matthews and another top defense official also said the canadian armed

00:58:19.820 forces was prepared to fly police officers to demonstration sites across the country but that

00:58:27.760 its uh tow trucks were too big and too old to help with the protests now we heard a little bit from

00:58:34.400 Minister of Defense, Anita Anand, that the reason the military were not deployed, first of all,

00:58:39.500 because it was the last, the last thing that the government would ever think to do, even after the

00:58:45.920 Emergencies Act, bringing the military in would be the final thing that they would consider doing

00:58:51.180 to clear up the protest. That's what she said at the inquiry last week. And she said also later on,

00:58:57.600 you see, it's funny, she was asked earlier, well, did you not bring in the military because they

00:59:02.800 aren't trained for this type of duty and she didn't answer it and then later on in the afternoon

00:59:07.860 she said yeah you know they're not trained for that kind of duty they're not trained for crowds

00:59:11.440 and that's why we didn't bring them in so all it takes is uh asking the same question a few times

00:59:18.040 to one of these ministers these politicians before they crack but they were going to bring

00:59:23.440 they considered bringing the military and the military to end the protests in ottawa because

00:59:29.480 somebody wanted to watch their netflix bc civic workers fired for refusing to comply with covid

00:59:36.260 vaccine mandate had their case thrown out now this is not as bad as it seems uh because whenever we

00:59:43.100 hear oh a case got thrown out never to be heard again this is not necessarily that simply because

00:59:49.600 what happened in this case was these these workers who were part of a union could not get their union

00:59:57.260 to take action on their behalf so they circumvented the union bad legal advice too in my opinion

01:00:06.240 because a lawyer should know that unionized employees have to go through their union

01:00:12.440 if they want to get any action done from their employers right but in this case the union did

01:00:18.500 not act on their behalf so they would have to take the union to court before they took their

01:00:23.540 employers to court. At any rate, the judge decided he wasn't going to hear the case because they took

01:00:29.380 the wrong approach and they made the wrong argument. So the judge did say later on at the

01:00:35.040 bottom of the article, you can read it for yourself. It's in the Vancouver Sun. The judge

01:00:38.740 did say this does not mean this case shouldn't go ahead. On the contrary, it definitely should

01:00:45.580 go ahead. It's a good case, in my opinion. It was just argued improperly. So they've got to go back

01:00:52.140 to the drawing board and start again. Look at this. The Auditor General of Ontario has found

01:00:59.100 that they wasted millions of COVID-19 vaccine doses. Let me make this a little bit bigger so

01:01:04.860 you guys can see. And so I can see too. Come on. I got to be able to read this to you. Ontario

01:01:09.580 wasted 38% of COVID-19 vaccine doses between February and June because it overestimated the

01:01:18.680 ban for boosters, said the province's auditor. Well, you know what happens when something is

01:01:23.980 not mandatory anymore? People don't take it. The auditor also found the government ran a

01:01:35.580 disorganized booking system and doesn't fully track adult vaccinations. What? What? You mean

01:01:42.380 to say all of the information we got regarding how many people were vaccinated, at least in

01:01:46.620 Ontario situation was wrong because they don't keep track. They have a disorganized booking

01:01:53.660 system. They don't know exactly how many people got the shot. I think it's intentional. So we

01:02:04.160 can't go back and check for ourselves to see how much of our tax money they wasted. Auditor

01:02:11.280 general bonnie uh lissick said in her annual report yesterday that overall covet 19 vaccine

01:02:17.920 wastage is nine percent or 3.4 million doses about half of that could have been avoided with

01:02:23.540 better forecasting of demand or maintaining vaccine mandates which they didn't do now maybe

01:02:30.760 they had planned to do it but people got upset people got upset and they said no even though

01:02:37.540 many private companies are still demanding their employees are vaccinated for a third or fourth

01:02:43.500 time for whatever reason we know that this vaccine does not stop transmission

01:02:51.880 so what's the point originally people got it if they wanted to get it without a mandate

01:03:00.120 they got it for you they got it to protect you

01:03:03.760 but now that we know well we actually knew this a long time ago but it's only become very public 0.93

01:03:13.000 just recently if the trans if this thing doesn't stop the transmission of the virus

01:03:19.740 then what's the point of making it mandatory nobody can seem to answer that question 0.64

01:03:25.180 and yet companies still demand that

01:03:28.860 curulator for example we talked about that the other night with josie from posties for freedom

01:03:37.460 anyway wastage rates in ontario varied quite a bit between public health units and one private

01:03:43.640 company wasted 57 of its supply between may of 2021 and may of 2022 but the province hasn't

01:03:50.560 determine the causes we don't know health minister sylvia jones offered a partial explanation at a

01:03:56.540 news conference yesterday saying that one of the clinics that company ran was for seasonal

01:04:01.220 agriculture workers arriving at pearson international airport and their arrivals

01:04:05.080 weren't always predictable oh my god jeez okay this is interesting i'm not going to play the

01:04:14.360 video for you because let's see what time is it here oh my god we're already over time no we're

01:04:19.220 not i mean i could stay on as long as you guys want me to seriously but i'm going to be at least

01:04:24.480 another 10 minutes anyhow and i know you've got things to do and i know our viewers in the eastern

01:04:29.720 part of the country it's late for you guys there so i apologize but look at this this is tanya gah

01:04:34.600 action for canada talking to dr peter mccullough who had his license removed by the way in the

01:04:39.500 united states and this is the guy that greg wycliffe was talking about earlier in case you

01:04:46.020 hadn't heard the name it looks like the messenger RNA according to this tweet is actually transferring

01:04:57.040 from the vaccinated to the unvaccinated

01:04:59.860 so it could be that we're all vaccinated even if we didn't want to be because of the shedding

01:05:09.600 aspect you know what I think I will play this for you guys here it is what are the risks to

01:05:14.960 the unvaccinated? You know, there was a recent paper. I just have it on my sub stack. If you

01:05:22.560 want to review it, if you go to the Courageous Discourse sub stack. And the first author is

01:05:27.600 Helene Benoun, a former NSERM scientist. NSERM is a leading research unit in France. And Benoun

01:05:35.740 has summarized this. This is disturbing. It looks like the messenger RNA is transferring from the

01:05:41.940 vaccinated to the unvaccinated now. And in a paper by Fertig and colleagues, the messenger RNA is

01:05:48.840 found circulating in blood for at least two weeks, and the curves were not going down. That's as long

01:05:53.200 as they look. Rolkin and colleagues has found messenger RNA in the vaccinated and lymph nodes

01:05:58.100 for months. It looks like the body's not clearing it out. And then a recent paper, this is most

01:06:04.240 disturbing, from Hannah and colleagues, Gemma, showed that the messenger RNA is in the breast

01:06:09.760 milk of women ill-advised who took the vaccine during pregnancy or afterwards. So it's now

01:06:17.140 clear. I think the messenger RNA, that's the greatest concern is, could you actually take

01:06:21.620 a vaccine inadvertently by close contact, kissing, sexual contact, breastfeeding? It looks like the

01:06:27.660 answer is yes. Now the question on the table is, how long do you wait for contact? No one knows.

01:06:34.280 this the the vaccines the messenger rna vaccines for sure they've never been demonstrated to

01:06:40.860 actually leave the body they look like they're permanent uh as well as the spike protein that's

01:06:46.460 produced after them this is very disturbing so it's hard to guide i was saying you know 30 days

01:06:51.260 refrain from kissing and sexual contact with a vaccinated person but i'm now extending that to

01:06:56.200 at least 90 days and and conservatively maybe extended from a point forward i know there's

01:07:01.180 married couples and all kinds of of personal implications there but but no this messenger

01:07:07.700 rna looks like it's for keep every shot is accumulating in the body with no ability 0.99

01:07:12.480 for the body to get rid of it okay

01:07:16.260 so i i want everybody to understand including the censorship gurus here on social media that

01:07:28.040 That is the most noted cardiologist in the world, the most published cardiologist in the world who has been vilified because he has taken a stand.

01:07:42.580 And he has a different scientific opinion than the scientists who are working for big pharma.

01:07:48.760 And let's not kid ourselves here, guys.

01:07:51.320 Big pharma.

01:07:52.200 When we say big pharma, it's big, big, not enough eyes and big pharma.

01:08:00.920 Billions and billions and billions and billions and billions of dollars.

01:08:05.640 They are capable of paying off so many medical professionals to get them to say what they want them to say.

01:08:13.500 There are a few who are willing to stand up and say no.

01:08:17.000 and i believe dr peter mccullough is one of them and for that reason he has lost his medical license

01:08:25.480 in the united states now some republican politicians down there are absolutely

01:08:30.720 outraged and they're trying to reverse that i'm not sure if they'll be successful but they're

01:08:35.340 trying in the meantime the guy continues to research he has a team of researchers he is

01:08:42.880 in contact with other researchers including dr byram bridle from wealth university here in canada

01:08:49.420 and they're all coming to the same conclusion as a matter of fact dr byram bridle was the guy who

01:08:55.780 sounded the alarm about this experimental mrna formula over a year ago on a radio show in toronto

01:09:04.740 And he got vilified for it as well.

01:09:11.720 And I certainly hope that social media platforms, aside from Twitter, we know that there's free speech going on there.

01:09:21.100 I don't know what Elon Musk's motive for doing that really is.

01:09:25.320 It could be completely altruistic.

01:09:27.080 It could be that he believes in free speech or maybe it's something else more nefarious.

01:09:31.080 nefarious but at least you can speak freely on twitter these days even if all the big hollywood

01:09:38.240 stars are leaving but on other social media it's still like walking in quicksand you really have

01:09:48.560 to be careful but i certainly hope they'll finally wake up like maybe get a glimpse of themselves in

01:09:55.540 the mirror one of these days and go, oh my God, what have I been doing? And then reverse

01:10:00.540 these decisions. Because I'll tell you this right now, if you don't, Twitter is going

01:10:04.900 to start eating your lunch. Get woke, go broke, unless of course there's an ulterior

01:10:13.060 motive that you're trying to accomplish. Mark Zuckerberg, Google, YouTube, anybody else

01:10:21.920 who censors from the gateway pundit world economic forum chair klaus schwab spotted in

01:10:30.880 washington dc hotel this is interesting greg price who serves as the senior digital strategist

01:10:37.400 for x strategies lcc uh sorry llc has just reported klaus schwab in washington in a tweet

01:10:45.100 price tweeted that a friend of mine at the waldorf hysteria dc formerly the trump hotel

01:10:50.420 and sent me this picture of klaus schwab sitting in the lobby there he is right there let's make

01:10:55.360 it bigger so you guys can see klaus schwab sitting in the waldorf astoria lobby in washington dc yeah

01:11:03.340 it looks like him even though there are reports that he had a second heart attack as of today

01:11:07.680 what's he doing in washington before price tweeted the photo of schwab senior editor of human events

01:11:14.920 jack pasobic took to twitter and asked is klaus schwab visiting dc right now here's the tweet

01:11:20.100 right there as for right now it's unknown why schwab is in dc but it just so happens another

01:11:25.080 notable figure is heading to dc too and that would be tim cook the ceo of apple last week the gateway

01:11:32.880 pundit reported schwab who sits as the chair of the world economic forum received backlash after

01:11:38.400 he praised china as a role model for other nations in an interview on cgtn's tan we around the same

01:11:45.940 time Schwab made his remarks, mass protests started to erupt in China over the Communist

01:11:50.560 Party's extreme COVID isolation measures. And we all seen what's happening over there because of

01:11:56.360 that. So maybe there's some kind of emergency meeting between Schwab, some political leaders

01:12:04.220 and corporate leaders in Washington, D.C. Who knows? I doubt we'll find out exactly what happened

01:12:10.580 there i i would imagine that justin trudeau uh had to hop a plane quickly today to get down there

01:12:16.660 i've got to i've got to be involved i need to i need to see close

01:12:24.440 i need to know what to do gop senators say they will block military funding unless vaccine mandate

01:12:32.300 is stopped this my friends is very interesting now that the republicans do have control over the

01:12:39.100 house they can do things down there and this is a very interesting video uh i could ever play it

01:12:46.040 for you here no that's harry styles from one direction i don't know what happened there

01:12:55.140 but this was a former member of the military now a house republican suggesting that they have the

01:13:02.940 votes in the house to make this happen so if they don't get rid of it looks like anyway and that's

01:13:08.880 in the house then it's got to go to the senate and then finally the president but at least they can

01:13:12.360 try to make some noise and make it stop down there in the u.s uh in terms of their military

01:13:18.380 having to be vaccinated in order to serve because uh some people have said you know if this keeps

01:13:23.440 up we're not going to have a standing army by 2025 which is crazy uh this is what's going on

01:13:30.220 in china right now apparently a covid what is it what do they call this a covid camp is on fire

01:13:36.100 over there let's play that again

01:13:51.460 morpheus mega the poster on gab says covid camp set on fire in western china we

01:14:09.140 again that's i don't know exactly what that is i find it interesting uh that chinese protesters

01:14:15.200 the people who have been tying up the streets and now apparently there's uh horns honking in

01:14:20.260 the streets in major cities over there they're still wearing masks this is crazy from the new

01:14:28.900 york daily paper and anti-vaxxer nurse this is clearly a left-wing corporate publication

01:14:35.620 anti-vaxxer nurse who injected up to 8 600 patients with saline solution instead of the vaccine

01:14:42.520 has walked free guys i'm going to put this in the comments so you yourself can read it i don't have

01:14:49.340 time to read you the whole thing it's rather extensive actually uh this article just give you

01:14:53.920 the headlights or sorry the highlights but here's the thing about like i was talking to greg about

01:14:59.540 uh they're still using that language on us right they're still using this anti this anti that

01:15:06.260 denier this neuro linguistic bs which makes us all sound like villains in the netherlands the

01:15:14.360 Police are attacking farmer protesters by trying to destroy their tractors.

01:15:19.500 Those who stand in the way are beaten and arrested.

01:15:22.120 We have a one minute, 26 second video for you.

01:15:26.040 Now, the audio is going to sound like this for the first 15 or 20 seconds.

01:15:29.700 It's not your phone. It's not your computer.

01:15:31.800 We're just going to have to live with it.

01:15:44.360 And there we go.

01:16:04.700 So there is no audio in this here.

01:16:09.540 Oh, my mistake.

01:16:11.020 Okay, so there's a cop.

01:16:15.660 They're trying to tow some of these tractors away using heavy equipment.

01:16:41.020 I'm just wondering, and maybe you guys can answer me this in the comments.

01:17:03.000 And again, I do not want to advocate violence here.

01:17:08.380 but how long is it going to be i mean we can go and we can protest and we can protest in numbers

01:17:17.540 and we can uh make a protest last we found out even in the cold cold canadian winters we can

01:17:24.640 make a protest last three to four weeks we can do that and then the police come and they just

01:17:32.740 beat us down they come they march they hide behind their riot shields they bring their billy clubs

01:17:39.420 they bring their spray their bear spray their pepper spray they bring their tasers and they 0.63

01:17:46.600 beat us down and so we've seen that going on in china we've seen that now in the netherlands

01:17:53.240 these people are trying to stand up for themselves here and they don't have any other way to do it

01:17:58.420 because they have tried legal means.

01:18:00.160 That hasn't worked.

01:18:01.000 They have tried calling their political representatives.

01:18:04.100 That hasn't worked.

01:18:04.900 Of course, you can't do that in China.

01:18:08.400 But in a supposed democratic nation,

01:18:10.440 you were supposed to be able to do that.

01:18:15.440 You try everything.

01:18:17.600 You try to speak out on social media.

01:18:19.580 You get censored.

01:18:23.700 So what else do you have to do?

01:18:25.600 You block streets.

01:18:26.640 You try to get their attention.

01:18:27.920 You want a conversation with these people.

01:18:30.200 Justin Trudeau arrogantly said, well, at last week at the inquiry, well, you know, we do

01:18:35.980 believe in their right to protest, but they were making demands.

01:18:41.300 They wanted to be obeyed.

01:18:44.020 They wanted to be heard, Justin.

01:18:45.720 They wanted to be acknowledged.

01:18:46.720 And you didn't do that.

01:18:48.720 They wanted a meaningful conversation about these mandates.

01:18:52.240 You instead sicked your dogs on them.

01:18:57.920 So my question here is how long is it going to be, my friends,

01:19:04.420 before the people finally stand up and say that's enough?

01:19:10.840 We found out from the inquiries from the commission

01:19:14.820 that the police were very disorganized and certainly not prepared for that many people.

01:19:22.940 And again, I am not advocating or encouraging violence.

01:19:27.920 at all but what i am saying is one of these times maybe in canada maybe elsewhere

01:19:36.380 people are going to understand that there's far more of them than there are of the police

01:19:43.220 and when they do and we've seen this happen on a small scale i think it was in france

01:19:48.740 where the police got rushed in in a shopping mall or it could have been italy or maybe both

01:19:53.420 But how long is it going to be before that becomes the norm? 0.59

01:20:01.400 We saw it happen during the Black Lives Matter riots, the summer of George Floyd. 0.90

01:20:07.400 We saw police get trapped in, was it Seattle or was it Portland?

01:20:14.000 And the protesters were hurling Molotov cocktails at the police station with the police trapped inside

01:20:20.620 in a fenced-off police building.

01:20:26.260 And by the way, none of these protesters were held.

01:20:29.760 They were arrested, some of them, but none of them were held.

01:20:31.880 They were released the very next day.

01:20:35.740 Here in Canada, we get people like Pat King and Tamara Leach

01:20:38.580 held in jail for two months, three months, four months for mischief.

01:20:42.600 But what happens if something more happens?

01:20:47.420 i think it's only a matter of time and i do think that the cabal is prepared for that

01:20:53.340 and i think they're actually trying to provoke that

01:20:59.220 i don't know it's just a thought that feeling that i have and that's why i was asking greg

01:21:07.740 what's next at greg wycliffe who was on the show earlier if you missed the earlier part of the show

01:21:13.020 i suggest you go back to the beginning and watch he is a he's a great guy first of all he's great

01:21:17.560 to have on the show and uh entertaining and intelligent and funny and all of those things

01:21:23.640 but i think he copped out a little bit with his answer there when he said censorship

01:21:27.700 that's already going on and i do believe he wanted to say more but um decided to hold back

01:21:35.880 what's next well are they going to try and lock us down again sure they are but it's not going

01:21:46.700 to be over a virus and if it is it's not going to be over covid it's going to be over some new

01:21:53.280 virus something bigger and scarier with a higher mortality rate or it's going to be over climate

01:21:58.520 change. And they're ready, my friends. They're ready. They're ready for civil unrest. They're

01:22:07.900 ready for that. Or are they? I don't know. It seems to me that they are. That's why they're

01:22:16.240 trying to provoke it. So we need to raise our vibration level, I believe. We need to get

01:22:25.640 together we need to be with people of like mind uh and i'm not talking just like as a as a

01:22:32.660 monolithic freedom movement i'm talking about as people who actually think rationally and think

01:22:39.360 critically to discuss ideas but just generally being together is a better thing than not so

01:22:47.100 there are ideas that are going to be flowing out and you'll hear them here on the shadow at night

01:22:51.120 live stream before too long in the meantime i want you to stay strong and i know it's difficult

01:22:57.460 but keep at it man keep at it we can win this thing and the interesting thing is we do have

01:23:04.140 more and more and more people coming on they're coming on board they are

01:23:08.080 they want to be a part of it i think many of them watching this show and maybe not live right now

01:23:16.800 but they are watching it on a replay maybe tomorrow and they're going yeah i want to be

01:23:21.580 a part of that but how do i because they're not going to be so accepting of me so we have to be

01:23:27.620 accepting of them even if they and of course there needs to be some accommodation made there needs to

01:23:34.400 be apologies given if they were all in favor of the vaccine and the lockdowns and you unvaccinated

01:23:42.660 not getting medical treatment and maybe even thought that we should be locked away

01:23:46.400 kept out of society they're going to have to answer for that but once they do of course we

01:23:52.100 will allow them into our fold right and and so if you're one of those people um i want you to know

01:23:59.560 that yeah sure you can be part of the you can be part of the crowd here

01:24:04.800 but if you did say publicly some pretty horrible things about us you're going to have to make that

01:24:12.580 apology and it needs to be sincere uh and you need to get past yourself on that one absolutely

01:24:19.540 because we can tell people generally can tell what's sincere and what's bs

01:24:24.860 right and if you genuinely feel um that you did the wrong thing back then

01:24:30.980 and you're willing to do the right thing now and you're willing to make that apology then yeah

01:24:37.620 absolutely most certainly no hard feelings this goes back to the uh what do they call that uh

01:24:46.080 covet amnesty thing we talked about that yes apologies need to be made first

01:24:52.620 sincere ones and then we can take it from there but people are coming over the ship is turning

01:25:00.540 around you guys it's coming around and we need to be accepting of that we can't

01:25:05.980 we can't hang on to grudges if we feel we've gotten a sincere apology and of course

01:25:11.460 a difficult conversation needs to be had as well all right that oh by the way I wanted to

01:25:17.060 mention a couple of things first of all thank you very much in the last week I've received a rash

01:25:24.760 of donations from people and I wanted to thank you guys for doing that I know that times are

01:25:30.580 tough out there right now i know that things are expensive groceries gas i know all of that

01:25:37.720 i don't usually ever really ask for anything but i'd like to thank you for making those donations

01:25:46.340 that is absolutely wonderful of you i really appreciate that so thanks very much i'm not

01:25:53.580 going to name specific names you know who you are so thank you also thank you very much last night

01:25:59.080 or sorry thank you very much for last night and today when i asked you live on the show last night

01:26:05.720 look i need to get a hold of some people so i can interview them on the show dr mackis dr trotsy

01:26:11.100 and a couple of others and so you guys went digging around for information and i got

01:26:15.420 some information that i needed today to get a hold of these folks so thank you very much

01:26:21.080 for doing that and then sending me an email shadow davis at gmail.com s-h-a-d-o-e-d-a-v-i-s

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