The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Thurs Feb. 23rd⧸2023

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00:01:30.000 hello everybody welcome to the show it's shadow at night it's thursday february the 23rd 2023

00:01:48.360 special guest on the show tonight carrie simpson out of british columbia carrie has been fighting 1.00

00:01:55.320 the system for decades now. She knows how to do it. She's got unique insight on how to team build 1.00

00:02:02.100 and how to problem solve. And we had a fantastic discussion before the show even started. We're

00:02:08.020 just in the middle of this discussion when I said, Carrie, we got to go on. So she's going to be

00:02:12.100 joining us in just a second. You guys are going to want to hear what she has to say. There are so

00:02:16.720 many things, so many fires we need to put out right now, and we need everybody to do it. We

00:02:22.740 can't just have one or two people out of a group of a hundred doing the work and everybody else

00:02:29.400 going okay well they're going to fix it then and we'll just kind of sit sit back and wait for

00:02:33.760 wait for them to help us get back to normal that's not how it goes we need everybody on board here we

00:02:40.520 need everybody helping in some way and so carrie is going to give us a little bit of insight into

00:02:44.760 that and she also is going to discuss a very destructive bill that is now in second reading

00:02:50.380 in the house of commons it's b a bill c27 which essentially sets the stage to imprison us all

00:02:59.020 and this is exactly what we've been talking on on the show about for the last couple of years so

00:03:05.120 that is coming up in just a second some hellos hello steve hello michael hello chuck hello gourd

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00:04:05.860 Hello, Bailey watching from Regina.

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00:04:37.440 and by Tacit Investigations and Security and our guest tonight, Carrie Simpson.

00:04:43.180 Carrie, you have been doing this in British Columbia for decades now.

00:04:48.180 And I guess when I say doing this, I mean fighting the man.

00:04:53.000 Yeah, causing good grief. Yeah. Best troublemaker in the province.

00:04:56.940 Yeah. Let me ask you this. First of all, our friend Wayne Peters said,

00:05:00.460 have you ever met Carrie Simpson? And I said, I haven't met her. I've heard of her.

00:05:03.620 and last year you and I were communicating about the Marcus Ray fiasco that you uncovered

00:05:08.460 all of the things behind what he was doing and we haven't heard from the guy in the last six

00:05:13.340 months thanks to you so thank you for that you have been advocating for common sense I guess

00:05:20.720 from government and corporations for the past 30 or so years but it's amazing how you're able to do

00:05:29.080 it you actually took down a government in british columbia in the late 90s can we go back to that

00:05:35.100 can you tell us about that how that went down yeah with a little help from a few hundred thousand

00:05:40.260 other british columbians so chato i think what what we do and why we're successful is we change

00:05:46.660 the game and we make up a new set of rules and everybody has to learn how to play by them okay

00:05:51.740 and i think we appeal to the people we give them a playground and and as we said before the show

00:05:58.520 I detest politics. I'm the most politically cynical person. So having that truth to deal with

00:06:07.360 makes us kind of go in with all guns a blazing, if you will, on these issues. And I have a very

00:06:13.460 strong set of rules for what the state should be doing in our lives. And when we see that change

00:06:20.320 and regrettably what's happening is so many people don't even understand what the role of government

00:06:26.280 in a democracy is we've lost that right so what we did back in 2001 it became very clear we had

00:06:34.240 an NDP government back then and somebody recently gave me a grief over the fact that while we

00:06:42.360 obliterated them from the public scene apparently I didn't you know do them completely in it so what

00:06:48.620 happened back then is they came back to life yeah I mean like that's that's what I was hoping for

00:06:53.820 once you obliterate a political party like the NDP or even the federal liberals remember when

00:06:58.180 they got obliterated a few years back you hope they stay dead but somehow they become zombies

00:07:04.080 and come back even well or the very least learn from the experience that maybe you know the people

00:07:09.840 were sending them a message but of course the agendas the money the power foreign exceeds you

00:07:15.080 know what what you know they want they should be doing as politicians anyway back then we had a

00:07:20.800 very similar scene as to what we have in British Columbia and so many other provinces right now,

00:07:25.880 because I think the days of political left and right are gone. Back in 1997, 2001, even up until

00:07:34.680 probably 2015, you know, right and left, liberal, conservative, those days of drawing those kinds of

00:07:41.900 lines in the political sand are gone. What's before Canadians now is, do you want a free,

00:07:48.260 democratic, independent nation called Canada? Or do you want to be a minion in the globalist

00:07:55.480 movement where all of our resources are taken from us? We have no ability to live our lives

00:08:02.320 the way we want, control, compliancy. So that's what is at stake here. Back then, it was a little

00:08:08.280 bit less complicated, but equally challenging. So we just went on good old-fashioned town hall

00:08:16.900 meets. We talked about things that nobody else would talk about. We talked about the political

00:08:24.300 movement of the LGBT political party. And I'll be very clear that this is a political movement

00:08:31.060 that is funded with hundreds of millions, if not billions of dollars. Well, it is billions of

00:08:36.760 dollars. And that campaign that's very much alive today is a direct campaign to silence people.

00:08:44.640 We've been conditioned that you can't raise this. You can't talk about this. And political leadership through their strategists are told, don't raise that issue. You'll be done in when it's probably the issue that would put them in a leadership role if they can present the facts right.

00:09:02.380 And the facts are that let me ask you before you continue, Carrie, these movements, the LGBTQ plus three X, whatever now in the Black Lives Matter and every child matters.

00:09:12.560 Are they all tied together? Are they all funded by the same people?

00:09:16.580 Absolutely. And our federal government, in the case of British Columbia and the feminist movement.

00:09:20.940 You know, you need to know about how much is being done under that because people won't challenge a political movement on women and children.

00:09:30.520 and we're going to save it you know these are very strategically designed campaign shadow to

00:09:35.780 you know make us make decisions based on emotion as opposed to logic and as opposed to what

00:09:42.000 government should be doing in our lives so back in in 1997 we just went on a town hall speaking

00:09:50.620 campaign of course we didn't have email we were you know we were excited when we had group facts

00:09:56.700 right? It was Fast Facts Friday, right? And you could blitz out, you know, 50 people. That was

00:10:02.180 big time back then. But we relied, we relied on the people's grapevine. And that is our power

00:10:10.440 as Canadians. That is our power in this movement. I love what COVID has done. COVID has awakened

00:10:17.780 the Canadian people that these people that they put in power actually have power. They have the

00:10:24.600 power to make you stay home. They have the power to make you inject yourself with an experimental

00:10:30.620 concoction. I can't think of any more example of what should cause people to be jolted out of their

00:10:38.160 compliance and complacency and into action. So anyway, it was great back then. We had more fun.

00:10:45.220 We gave people a political playground where they were listened to, where they were respected.

00:10:51.440 we didn't talk the average language around political campaigning we talked the language

00:10:57.180 of the people we talked about the issues that affected everybody the common denominator issues

00:11:03.280 family the ability to have a roof over your head the ability not to have to pay taxes for things

00:11:09.780 that weren't really the responsibility of government and as we we we moved through that

00:11:16.560 you know they labeled me the most dangerous woman in the province of british columbia for all the

00:11:20.680 right reasons. Cover of BC Report magazine, I can still remember it kind of gasping when it came out. 1.00

00:11:28.100 But it talked about the momentum that was being built. And the momentum wasn't anything Kerry

00:11:33.740 Simpson was doing. The momentum was built that we were giving voice, the same voice that people

00:11:39.900 wanted to shout from the rooftops, and we were giving them the language and the platform to do

00:11:44.380 it anyway election time 2001 we also put in place as we went through community to community we talked

00:11:51.740 to business people we talked to people who would you know stand in that gap and and give over to

00:11:58.440 public service so we identified good people who would be willing to stand for political office

00:12:05.260 um the liberal the bc liberals under gordon gordon campbell back then were very conservative

00:12:11.340 And I think liberal back then actually meant what most Canadians are. We just appreciate the diversity and the ability for people to come together. You know, people of good character, of civility, democratically inclined.

00:12:27.440 you know the divisions that have been created well not even created deliberately manufactured

00:12:32.940 of dividing us between race and who we're screwing and you know what what our religious 0.81

00:12:39.460 faiths are or where we come from you know these are deliberate strategies to cause division in

00:12:45.260 this nation. Carrie have you seen this coming for years this the way the situation is now did

00:12:50.220 have you seen this forming? Absolutely it's been masterful my hat is off to them you know I watched

00:12:57.420 that division, the creation of the division, UNDRIP will be the biggest and probably most

00:13:01.920 challenging civil war that we have. And these are civil wars. They're generated by the government

00:13:10.800 to create this division. And it will be indigenous, you know, rights versus whomever, 0.98

00:13:17.720 colonialization, you know, white men are to blame for everything. And yet there's very few people

00:13:24.400 who actually believe that. The majority of people, and I get to speak to hundreds of thousands of

00:13:28.560 people all across this country, Shadow, and the majority of Canadians, I have never seen those

00:13:34.740 kinds of divisions that are amplified in a false environment. These are manufactured strategies

00:13:42.580 to keep us apart, and we can't play that game. We have to rise above it. When I go and speak

00:13:48.920 to the muslim community over the you know the sexual orientation and gender identity stuff 1.00

00:13:55.200 that are in the schools and the loss of parental rights and you have women in tears thanking us for

00:14:01.520 coming there and then i have the bc hate crimes unit trying to intervene so i can't speak to them

00:14:07.420 which is a whole nother subject matter you know you have had talks canceled by different uh different

00:14:14.540 venues across british columbia based upon your political views and hate speech they call it you've

00:14:19.640 won a couple of court cases in that instance as well that's right so we were happy when when it

00:14:25.400 finally got to the point where so we for instance port moody we were having a public rally in a

00:14:31.480 public park just to you know make life easy we took out a permit um but then the council culture

00:14:38.840 brigade got on there right they don't want anybody who can upset this apple cart to have

00:14:44.160 any kind of platform. And the city of Port Moody called us the day before, the night before actually,

00:14:51.120 four o'clock in the evening and said, we're canceling your permit. And the poor woman who

00:14:55.820 had taken out the permit called me in tears and word spread, Carrie, we can't have our rally

00:15:01.560 tomorrow. And somebody called me at 11 o'clock at night and said, Carrie, what are we going to do?

00:15:06.400 I said, we're going to hold a rally. And hopefully they'll put me in jail if that's what it takes.

00:15:11.860 And I'm happy to say, you know, we had probably close to 350, 400 people show up, Shadow.

00:15:17.420 And I think one of the most memorable moments was when I asked everybody, how many of you came here today prepared with the chance that maybe you could be arrested, you know, for being in this illegal?

00:15:30.400 And, you know, three quarters of the hands came up.

00:15:32.740 And that's, you know, that's the kind of response that tells me if we get together as Canadians, we're going to be okay.

00:15:40.980 But it's going to take a mass movement of like-minded people, and we're going to have to be bold, and we're going to have to be unswerving in our willingness to walk down this road.

00:15:52.660 But anyway, I mean, the irony to this is you don't need a permit to hold a protest in a public park.

00:15:57.880 We just do those things just to keep it easy.

00:16:01.520 And so we ended up saving ourselves 86 bucks because they had to return it.

00:16:05.780 We hired lawyers when they wanted, because they issued us to buy a lot of tickets.

00:16:09.620 of course they by the time we were ready to go to court they said we're not proceeding so

00:16:14.060 you know but we also have another case with anvil center anvil center is in new westminster

00:16:19.840 and one of the local churches there actually a church mostly from nigeria wonderful church if

00:16:27.100 you want to go to a good church service you go to this church anyway these why is it a bit rock

00:16:32.500 and roll is it fun dancing oh man they well the dancing forget i got invited i was privileged

00:16:40.080 enough to go to their anniversary banquet and i'll tell you that was a good party um but just

00:16:45.660 warm people it's just lovely so um we do a lot with the youth you know equipping them on legal

00:16:53.000 stuff what are their rights so anyway they were going to hold this youth conference and uh the

00:16:59.220 one of the people organizing the conference called me in and said, you know, we want to call this

00:17:04.640 LGBT. And, and I looked at the guy, I said, well, that's putting a target on your back. He says,

00:17:12.260 exactly. So they, it's called let God be true. They put one poster up in their window.

00:17:20.120 All hell broke loose, literally calls because don't forget the council culture groups have

00:17:26.820 been trained like this is you know this is what they do they don't have kids so they go to these

00:17:32.800 training sessions they troll people on social media you're talking about antifa correct well

00:17:39.120 this is pre-antifa it used to be the international socialists right right but now i mean they have

00:17:44.220 evolved into this antifa thing now they show up at rallies and they're wearing masks and they're

00:17:49.020 trying to create as much havoc as they possibly can you can ask jordan peterson or charlie kirk

00:17:53.900 or any of those guys about antifa so they're so people have to understand these are organized

00:17:59.100 people and again if we cut the money so you know i'm going to talk a lot about cutting money here

00:18:03.860 because we solve three quarters of canada's problems if we quit if we pull the plug on this

00:18:07.980 stuff anyway in this case the one poster they called the human resources or the person in

00:18:14.200 charge of bookings sure enough the the contract got canceled there was a big meeting and i said

00:18:20.780 look guys you know here's you take them to court you know you had a contract there's no way that

00:18:26.300 they can do this to you I have to tell you my hat is off to this church we don't see this often in

00:18:32.060 Canada there was a bylaw within the bigger umbrella of the church that there would never be any court

00:18:38.120 actions they actually changed their bylaw shadow to accommodate this local church to take on the

00:18:45.160 government and sue them. So that's gone through the Supreme Court. We won. There's kind of a

00:18:52.620 funny side story to this because the Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms, who's done

00:18:57.240 such great work through all this COVID nonsense, took the case when we called them. They literally

00:19:04.020 had to investigate everything I've said and done for 30 years to see if there was any hate speech

00:19:12.020 And they reported, Carrie, we just want you to know that you've never said anything painful in all this time

00:19:20.300 Well, you know what, I mean, hate speech is such a subjective thing

00:19:23.540 I mean, the liberals now want to take anybody who denies that there was a genocide when it comes to residential schools in this country

00:19:32.120 As a criminal, they're trying to actually pass this in the House of Commons

00:19:36.300 That you could be arrested if you deny the genocide

00:19:41.900 Right. So this is a news release from the government of Canada reinforces support to organizations to help counter harmful disinformation. And I can tell your audience, there are billions of their taxpayer dollars going to fund artificial intelligence platforms to create bots to troll everything and everything we say, everything we do.

00:20:06.560 And to make matters worse, just actually yesterday, one of the documents I found is how they're going to deal with appeals on this matter.

00:20:16.260 So there's four levels of appeal.

00:20:18.300 So if you get silenced or, you know, censored, you have appeal on some of these fronts.

00:20:25.060 But if you're a level one or two, you have to deal with an AI platform.

00:20:30.120 You don't get a human to talk to.

00:20:32.720 What?

00:20:33.160 If it's level three, four, they have human intervention may be required, right?

00:20:39.400 Wait, wait, wait, hold on.

00:20:40.520 Is this in Bill C-27?

00:20:42.360 This is the result of Bill's tweet.

00:20:44.400 Bill C-27 opens all of its doors, right?

00:20:47.680 Okay, so look, I'm going to bring this up on screen here.

00:20:50.040 This is what Kerry sent me, guys, in an email the other day from Frontline Canada.

00:20:55.760 Kerry is the chair of this organization.

00:20:59.660 bill c27 pathway to control and compliance uh carrie's saying spoken to numerous in the know

00:21:07.720 individuals but no one seemed to be aware of this bill and when you brought this to my attention

00:21:12.980 on what are you talking about i'm more focused on bill c11 bill c18 and all those ones

00:21:17.080 and the dangers it presents to our privacy commerce and mobility rights as canadians this

00:21:23.100 is the legal roadmap to engaging digital ID, digital currency, and 2030 controls on speech,

00:21:31.000 travel, state compliance, forced adherence to the UN's sustainable goals. I read this

00:21:35.420 last night, Kerry, but this is the one paragraph I want to get back to because we were just

00:21:40.800 discussing it. The agency is expansive. The federal government has spent billions of dollars

00:21:45.620 to bring this to fruition, as you just said. The critical attacks are hyper-focused on

00:21:49.860 manufacturing a fear-driven propagandist view on misinformation disinformation hate speech

00:21:55.300 eliminating terrorism and violent extremist content online and then you go into the actual

00:22:03.900 parts of the bill that they sugarcoat but really you know when it when it comes to what they really

00:22:10.260 mean you've put that in the right hand column here so all of this here can can we just start

00:22:16.600 from the beginning on this because you obviously are absolutely schooled in this. I am only a

00:22:22.740 beginner in this and our audience is only hearing this from the very first time. So please. So lots

00:22:28.700 of things are going on with this bill. Number one, under this bill, there's three different acts

00:22:33.280 that are being passed. Okay. So we have the Consumer Privacy Protection Act. We also have

00:22:39.420 the Personal Information and Data Protection Act. And then the last one is the Artificial

00:22:44.740 Intelligence and Data Act. So they've, this is a huge bill, like hundreds of pages that you have

00:22:51.780 to pour through. And they give the purposes, and if there's some things that we can accomplish

00:22:57.520 tonight, you know, as Canadians, number one, you know, we've been conditioned to say we're nice,

00:23:03.640 you know, no, no people, we're not nice, don't be nice anymore. We also compromise. So if there's

00:23:10.980 10 items and eight of them are good, we're likely to say, oh, well, the majority of it's okay,

00:23:15.840 so I can live with the rest, right? And that's mostly because we're lazy or we're fearful and

00:23:22.860 don't want to have to engage. So that's how we negotiate with ourselves. That luxury is gone,

00:23:28.480 you guys. Anything that is poisonous, it has to be dealt with. The other thing when reading or

00:23:34.340 listening to what the government is doing, there's a strategy that I just liken to. It's the

00:23:39.780 tablespoon of sugar laced with cyanide, what effect are you going to feel the most? It's not

00:23:46.060 going to be the sugar. The sugar is just consistent with what our democracy is. The cyanide, you will

00:23:53.160 feel. It will be the end of our nation. It will be the end of your rights and liberties. That's

00:23:58.380 where we're at now. So in this document, I give some of the examples about what's feel-good

00:24:03.900 wording versus what's really going on here as far as the poison goes, right? So they spend a good

00:24:11.940 amount of time telling us, oh, we're going to protect your data, we're going to do all these

00:24:15.880 things. But then in the subsections or in a different section, you'll see that they're going

00:24:21.660 to share our information without consent. There's, you know, here with law enforcement agencies,

00:24:27.800 health officials. And this is for things that we're actually doing or may do, right? So you

00:24:34.940 don't even have to have committed the crime, the possibility that you're going to do this.

00:24:39.060 And the term crime, of course, is going to be expanded. Crime is going to be, you know,

00:24:44.480 if you don't say the right things, or you say the wrong things, it's going to be whether or not you

00:24:49.660 get vaccinated or not. And the era of forced vaccinations is far from over people. There's

00:24:56.620 a lot more coming down the pipe. So this, then this gets into the artificial intelligence. And I

00:25:02.260 think this is what's most concerning to me on how we are going to change our society. Machines are

00:25:10.660 not and have never been something we want to put our 100% confidence in or trust. And the massive

00:25:19.900 amount of work that has gone in. And we are so far behind the ball on this. This agenda, of course,

00:25:27.960 Agenda 2030, people will say, oh, you know, oh, well, you know, that's just here and there. No,

00:25:35.240 the federal government has published the 2030 agenda. British Columbia has published the

00:25:42.220 government of BC localizing the 2030 agenda in BC. Saskatchewan has been identified as being the

00:25:52.200 plant protein province of Canada. These mechanisms of control are already engaged. The sustainable

00:26:01.940 goals, you know, metering your water, what kind of home you can live in, how far you can travel.

00:26:08.880 This document here talks about geographic boundaries, right?

00:26:13.900 This is not the Canada that we want.

00:26:16.860 This is not a free and democratic nation.

00:26:20.020 Regulate commerce in the artificial, you know, that means you guys, every penny, well, do

00:26:27.640 we have pennies?

00:26:28.300 Every nickel that you spend can be traced.

00:26:32.200 There'll be no more, oh, I'm going to give my babysitter $20.

00:26:34.980 dollars, that babysitter will now have to report everything. Is this the kind of society that we

00:26:41.400 actually want to go to? Then there's the social credit aspect. If the government doesn't like

00:26:47.220 how you're spending your money or where you're traveling, they have the ability to shut you

00:26:52.920 down. This is complete control. This is complete government forcing people into a state of

00:27:00.380 compliance on how they envision a canadian citizen should look like they are manufacturing

00:27:06.960 the citizenry okay so i'm sure there are many people who are watching us right now going yeah

00:27:12.840 i know all about this but isn't it unconstitutional like there's no way they're going to be able to get

00:27:17.700 this through because it would be illegal to pass this law in the first place but everything they've

00:27:24.560 done in the past three years has been pretty much unconstitutional challenged later in courts

00:27:30.040 only in most cases to be turned away in favor of the government provincially and federally

00:27:36.340 so we can't rely on any of that to save us can no and and in your scrolling you would have seen the

00:27:43.720 term social benefits socially benefits so that was the justification in a lot of the public

00:27:50.340 health authorities what they did for the greater good we're going to usurp the rights of the

00:27:57.220 individual, okay? These kinds of things are the justifications. We already know that the courts

00:28:05.140 have paid fast and loose with our ability to invoke the charter because they claim under

00:28:13.040 Section 1, well, we have a reasonable infringement of this. We have to say, no, you do not get to

00:28:19.120 usurp my rights in any circumstance. What they're saying is we have to give the power to the state

00:28:25.340 to make people comply. Now, as a good Canadian, if I really believe what the government is doing,

00:28:31.580 I don't need a law or an order to tell me what to do. I'm going to have to have confidence in

00:28:38.300 the direction they want me to take, and I'll probably go along with it. So when we see people

00:28:43.360 being ordered to do things, our antennas should go up on that front. I also have the documents

00:28:49.300 It's there you can see definition of socially beneficial purposes, okay?

00:28:55.260 Like, hello?

00:28:57.420 An organization may disclose an individual's personal information without their knowledge or consent if the personal information is de-identified before the disclosure is made.

00:29:06.440 What the hell does that even mean?

00:29:08.320 Well, it just goes by the wayside because the next one.

00:29:11.820 So that's Section A.

00:29:12.760 But under Section B, you can make the disclosure to a government institution, Government Institute of Canada.

00:29:18.300 I mean, just go a health care institute, post-secondary education, public library.

00:29:23.160 Like that's the one that I find fascinating. Right.

00:29:25.620 Or and then and then I love this one. Right.

00:29:28.800 Any organization that is mandated under a federal or provincial law or by contract with a government institution or government institution to carry out socially beneficial purposes.

00:29:39.660 OK, so what are those organizations? We don't have any idea.

00:29:43.500 right what are the socially beneficial purposes anyway like it's what they say the socially

00:29:49.220 beneficial purposes are right not not us we don't have any say in that right and then any other

00:29:54.520 prescribed entity okay so so we don't even know who those people are they're not listed here

00:30:00.340 they're not named here so this is open opportunity for the state to come in and redefine how we do

00:30:07.840 everything right wow this is crazy and this is you know it's one thing for us to be railing 0.98

00:30:17.340 against soji and all of the uh you know that soji stuff is pretty much in every school in this

00:30:25.540 country right now and people don't even know about it some people are are making protests but

00:30:31.040 small potatoes right there's little protests that are going on all across the country regarding

00:30:37.240 drag queen story hour or whatnot, which I find deplorable myself. And the same with the SOGI

00:30:43.940 regulations or the SOGI curriculums in the schools. But this, this is the one thing that we have all

00:30:51.440 been talking about for the past three years that's finally here. And it's its second reading in the

00:30:56.900 House of Commons now. And nobody knows about it. It's amazing because they've been doing a great

00:31:02.740 game of swerve, haven't they? They've been distracting us with everything else. Distraction

00:31:06.220 is a great game yep wow so um what what do we do so going back to our opening story so you know and

00:31:16.420 this is where i want people to have hope okay so okay um and everything we've covered i'm sorry

00:31:22.480 to interrupt you but everything we've covered here is absolutely petrifying and i'm certain

00:31:26.560 that there are people right now watching this going oh my god it's real it's really well it's

00:31:32.760 and it's here it's not even knocking on the door the door's been open okay um you know it it uh

00:31:41.000 i think that's often something that takes that you know for for it to actually happen right and

00:31:47.160 and just a quick story you know um i live out on acreage here in in langley and uh my neighbors

00:31:54.280 were away and they had put in an alarm system. And I remember my neighbor coming over and said,

00:32:03.420 Carrie, we're going to go away, but we've just installed this alarm system. And I can remember

00:32:07.000 back then, technology wasn't all that good back then. And they remember alarms used to always go

00:32:11.560 off. If you look the wrong way at a car, it would go off. And I'm thinking, oh, great. We're going

00:32:17.140 to have all these nights of this alarm going off until they get the system set. Anyway. So sure

00:32:22.100 enough they head off and two nights into their away time the alarm goes off right so I pop on

00:32:28.980 my trusty rubber boots and can hop over my fence and through their fields with my good dog dubious

00:32:34.940 and you know just determined to just go in and turn off this friggin alarm right and I boldly

00:32:42.720 walk up to the front steps because I'm so convinced in my mind that there that this is just technology

00:32:47.760 gone awry you know there's no problem and you know much to my uh amazement as i turn the corner

00:32:53.680 the front door's open it was a legitimate break it right and uh you know the alarm bells have

00:33:02.440 been ringing for a long time people but that door is now open this is they are in the the nation's

00:33:10.660 house here and we are altering forever what our country looks like and and you know we still have

00:33:17.400 the opportunity to chase them out. That's the good news, you know, and the same analogy living

00:33:22.840 here on the farm. If I look out my window every morning and I see the farmer behind me, you know,

00:33:29.020 eyeing up the fence line, you know, I'm going to sit there at six in the morning and go, okay,

00:33:32.460 I wonder what he's looking at. And, you know, the next morning I see him moving the fence line

00:33:37.800 a foot into my land and I go, you know, oh, probably the fence line was in the wrong place

00:33:44.140 because, you know, I don't want to be confrontational. I don't want to be hard to get

00:33:48.380 along with. I want to be the good, nice Canadian. You know, the next morning he's moving at two feet

00:33:54.400 into my land because I didn't say anything. So by the third morning I'm going, what's going to

00:33:58.840 happen today? And he's not there. And I go, oh, phew. Next morning I get up, now he's moving at

00:34:04.300 10 feet. And eventually one morning I wake up and he's looking at me right through my window,

00:34:08.880 right on the other side of it. Like at what point do we say enough? I'm going to move the fence

00:34:14.680 back because there will always be these pushes and pulls, but it's time right now for us to pick up

00:34:20.520 that fence, move it back to where it belongs and tell these people to get the hell out of our

00:34:25.640 nation that we want to remain sovereign and independent. And we don't want to be a global

00:34:31.800 minion in this new fandangled um con you know concoction of a of a global environment that 0.93

00:34:40.200 they all see well this is obviously not justin trudeau's idea he's not smart he's such a puppet

00:34:46.340 such a puppet is it klaus schwab or is it somebody above him like have you sat down and thought about

00:34:51.740 the pyramid structure of the globalist planet all or oh i have so um interesting i was at a um

00:34:59.040 a meeting of very influential people recently. And somebody had said, you know, well,

00:35:06.760 they were trying to do fundraising. And they said, well, you know, a lot of the business people don't

00:35:11.760 believe that the World Economic Forum are involved in this. And, you know, I try not to give too much

00:35:17.840 credit to cockamamie stories, because, you know, if you're working for an MP, and you get sent off

00:35:24.600 to the World Economic Forum for a course or a convention. Most young interns are going to go

00:35:30.680 and do these things, right? But when you become one of the power players in this and you make

00:35:35.980 the decisions, like there are just a few bureaucrats. The challenge is though here,

00:35:40.460 Shadow, is most of these people are not evil. They are good, gullible people who, because they're

00:35:47.640 good and gullible, trust people. And they put their trust because they don't have the mechanisms

00:35:53.660 of that tool of measurement to go, is this a good direction for our nation, right? They get excited

00:35:58.980 about all the swank and pomp and swag that goes along with those things. But so anyway, so this

00:36:04.720 individual, I happen to send him, you know, the documents I have in my possession, and I'll put

00:36:10.580 all of this into usable form for your audience, for you and everybody else here. But I have the

00:36:18.260 agreements that say Canada is partnering with the World Economic Forum. You know, Klaus Schwartz

00:36:24.220 is a part of this, right? Well, it's the digital ID and airport program I think us in the Netherlands

00:36:31.660 are doing, right? That's the first thing that I was aware of that was signed by us in another

00:36:37.440 country, and that's already been implemented. I mean, it was announced just in the last couple

00:36:41.820 of days that air canada is now taking digital id voluntarily of course this is not a for they're

00:36:48.920 very careful to point out that they're not forcing you to do this why do you think that is and facial

00:36:54.260 recognition well so let me tell you what happened here so in my research on this and again we'll be

00:37:00.420 publishing all of this um they are using canadian taxpayer money this is trillions of dollars

00:37:07.260 just trillions of dollars, millions here, millions there. But they're creating investment

00:37:14.240 funds. So people are getting very rich off of our tax dollars being invested into these funds.

00:37:21.640 And they're using them for a variety of purposes. But one of the things that happened in about 2016

00:37:28.340 is the federal government decided to create super clusters. And I happened upon this when I was

00:37:35.200 uncovering the billion dollars of grants that were going out under the guise of COVID to

00:37:41.820 research and development artificial intelligence. So for instance, one of the programs that benefited

00:37:48.280 from our billions of dollars was a company that was creating smart underwear. So the government

00:37:57.940 can track your body temperature and your location and they call it skin 4.5 million dollars okay

00:38:06.900 smart underwear so they can they can tell what your body temperature is oh my god yeah and where

00:38:13.920 you are um another program was developing computer um facial recognition for airports and stores so

00:38:22.140 again, for where is everybody. And so this is all under this super cluster program. Now the

00:38:27.980 super cluster program is expanded. So what I recently found is that they're creating a super

00:38:34.340 cluster for our oceans, again, a food source, right? And they call that the blue zone. Then

00:38:40.940 there's the super cluster around all the farming. And that's where Saskatchewan has been designated

00:38:46.460 to create all the plant-based protein right and these are all to come into compliance with these

00:38:52.980 sustainable goals out of the UN and the documents link all of these various players into one

00:39:00.100 movement it's called the fourth revolution right what what the fourth revolution yeah

00:39:06.920 the fourth industrial revolution you're talking about right the one that klaus schwab talks about

00:39:12.300 That's right. And Canada is a partner. And we have we found all those documents now talking about Canada's partnership in this movement.

00:39:21.140 You know, it's funny because premiers come out like Scott Moe of Saskatchewan.

00:39:26.000 You've mentioned Saskatchewan a couple of times tonight so far.

00:39:28.920 And he's come out and he said, we are absolutely opposed to digital ID 100 percent.

00:39:33.220 He's come out publicly and said that. Daniel Smith, the same thing in Alberta.

00:39:36.820 and yet people are emailing me uh their digital id authentication forms that they're getting from

00:39:45.480 the government of alberta yeah so what the hell is really going on here is it that danielle smith

00:39:50.600 and scott moe don't know these things are going on that the deep state the bureaucracy of these

00:39:56.140 two provinces are doing it without their knowledge or are they doing it with full knowledge and lying

00:40:01.400 to us? I think it's probably the part where they're unaware of this. I mean, I raised this

00:40:09.000 with a few MPs recently. They had no idea that this was going on, right? And, you know, it's

00:40:14.880 just not on their radar unless their leader tells them it's this. For Danielle Smith and Mo,

00:40:23.080 you know, fortunately, we will put a very comprehensive document. We have access to

00:40:27.220 people who have access to them, we will put that in their hands. But they need to be equipped with

00:40:33.380 this information, right? And that's typically, you know, going back to you talked about stories.

00:40:40.620 One of the other most interesting lessons I learned was here in BC, and this would have

00:40:45.540 been in the 80s. And through exposing one of the programs in the school, ironically,

00:40:51.060 under sex abuse prevention, what the schools were doing versus what their parents were doing were

00:40:55.680 two different things. So anyway, long here, we had all these kids confused. They were supposed

00:41:00.800 to report if their dads had ever tickled them on their tummy, because that was under a one piece

00:41:05.600 bathing suit. I mean, it was the most perverted, disgusting program for breaking down the 0.97

00:41:12.420 relationship between fathers and grandfathers and the children. So this was targeting five and six

00:41:17.280 year olds. Parents bought into it because what new mom wouldn't want their five year old to be

00:41:21.540 able to protect themselves from abuse. So this is how that works. So they would, you know, they

00:41:27.880 go, well, Carrie, we tell parents everything. You know, so for instance, you know, we tell parents

00:41:33.680 that the child could know somebody that would do this to them. What they don't tell the parents

00:41:38.780 though is, hey, we just told your child 27 times that dad or grandpa could be this person, right?

00:41:44.460 It was the most, when you, when you step back from the emotion and looked at it logically,

00:41:50.320 you could see the problems anyway so all these kids were reporting their parents for sexually

00:41:55.900 abusing them it happened to a friend of mine and that's how I got into this I said well what is the

00:42:00.360 school teaching them I went to the school I said look I want to see this program that you're you

00:42:04.780 put in place we're not allowed to show you Carrie you know well good luck with that anyway as a

00:42:12.480 result of that you know we we went on some of the larger radio shows talked about what was happening

00:42:18.700 because apparently in that case, just me and one principal in all of British Columbia had

00:42:23.800 concerns about this. That's just been my life story, I guess, Shadow. That's the amazing thing

00:42:30.840 to me, Kerry. It's that, okay, so you do so much. And one thing Kerry said to me, guys, before the

00:42:36.840 show started was, you know, I hate politics and I don't want anything from anybody. You don't want

00:42:42.000 anything from anybody. You're not in this for any kind of financial reward. This has cost me a

00:42:46.840 million probably over a million bucks of my own my most expensive hobby going yeah i mean like

00:42:52.200 what is it that keeps you going through all of this is it just like you see injustice and you

00:42:56.780 have to go and and try and fix it the best you can you know it's just that thing i think shadow

00:43:02.640 right and i don't like bullies and i and ever since i was a little kid if somebody was you know

00:43:08.840 being picked on i would just make sure that they didn't get picked on again right so i think it's

00:43:14.620 just, and good antennas, you know, I, and maybe it's, you know, I think we judge other people by

00:43:20.960 how we selves are motivated. And I, and I think maybe I must be motivated by a lot of wrong things

00:43:26.600 because I certainly can pick it out. But, you know, I just understand human nature. I understand

00:43:33.540 people don't want to rock the boat. It's easier to go with the flow. That's why we have so much

00:43:37.920 problem in bureaucracy and the judiciary, all those kinds of things, you know, no system of

00:43:42.440 man is ever going to be a hundred percent but it needs to be better yeah so how do we how do we

00:43:47.400 motivate people i mean now this is something i'm sure you've talked about some very successful

00:43:51.440 things that you've done in the past and and you know the old fax machine shooting out 50

00:43:55.360 invitations at a time to a rally and all that back in the good old days but um these people

00:44:01.020 seem so complacent or scared right so here they are i mean we tonight right now uh over the three

00:44:08.040 platforms that we are broadcasting this show on there's well over 1200 people who are watching

00:44:12.640 this live and then by this time tomorrow night that'll have multiplied itself by 10 or 11 so

00:44:17.640 thousands of people are going to see this show and they're wondering what they can do but more than

00:44:24.360 that they're wondering if they can how do we do this so a couple things i'm going to round up the

00:44:31.440 two stories we've talked about so after we went public with exposing this program in the schools

00:44:36.600 I started getting calls from all these people who had their kids apprehended.

00:44:40.540 So while there were a lot of families who were challenged, you know, there were a lot

00:44:44.720 of good families, you know, being unjustly abused.

00:44:49.460 So we ended up taking those stories to task.

00:44:51.780 Anyway, we created so much havoc.

00:44:53.380 I'm driving along one day and I hear the minister in charge of child protection challenging

00:44:57.720 me to a public inquiry.

00:44:59.300 You know, can you imagine driving down the road, listening to the, you know, the local

00:45:03.640 talk show. And Carrie Simpson's going to, you know, we're going to prove to the people of BC

00:45:08.380 that what she's been saying is wrong. It's like little old me, you know, mom of four kids, like

00:45:13.400 what the heck is going on? Anyway, through that though, so the public report came down, Stephen

00:45:20.180 Owen, who became a liberal MP later in life, did the report. I'd worked with him. I knew he had

00:45:25.920 shared concerns. Public report 24 came down four square with me. I get a call from the minister

00:45:31.380 and Kerry can you come over I think we better have a chat and you know I'm thinking I remember

00:45:37.700 thinking very clearly like why didn't he have me this chat with me when we're in the thick of the

00:45:42.420 war and instead waiting until he's embarrassed he actually did have to apologize to me and that

00:45:48.140 seemed to be the thing but I learned so much through this shadow I learned this Norm Jacobson

00:45:53.460 was his name he was a good man he was a very good man he could not conceive the the evil within his

00:46:01.220 bureaucracy that wouldn't be informing him about things because ministers come and go bureaucrats

00:46:07.000 stay right and it's a pretty nice cushy job right so we had a 45 minute chat i just went you know

00:46:13.980 here's what's happened in your ministry over the last two weeks that i'm aware of um he asked me

00:46:19.040 to come back the next morning and had the director for child protection and the deputy minister in

00:46:23.900 the office at this point we all four sat down um the minister said miss simpson please tell

00:46:30.620 you know the these men you know what you told me and uh so i just went and he 20 minutes literally

00:46:38.220 into this conversation one took early retirement and one decided that you know he was going to be

00:46:44.120 moved to a different ministry right so i learned that even ministers people in the know they don't

00:46:51.080 they're not necessarily in the know but there's this wall of protection put up before i mean you

00:46:56.560 know, for this man, he had to pay a price, embarrassing, for not just listening to what

00:47:01.900 the people were saying. And I think that's still in existence. Going back to the election, and this

00:47:06.540 is what, for your viewers, people power is a powerful tool, you guys. That election, after

00:47:13.280 walking around and all these great town hall meetings, we went into that election. The NGP

00:47:19.800 had a majority government, 75 seats in the legislature. Then that next morning, they only

00:47:24.760 had two seats. They were, they didn't even qualify as a political party because people

00:47:29.080 came together. We had a 70% voter turnout and we, we changed things here in DC. That can be done,

00:47:38.180 but it's going to take a massive amount of movement and it's all going to have to be

00:47:42.500 coordinated. So as we've traveled around, like with the doctors on tour, we were able to go to

00:47:47.620 British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan. I think we hit Ontario in May this year and through the

00:47:53.340 maritimes um under the umbrella of the canadian voters association we are amassing people shadow

00:48:00.840 i want two million canadians who value freedom who value a future for this nation that is

00:48:07.980 independent where people can live and think and express themselves freely even stuff we don't like

00:48:16.100 I want to take back our democracy.

00:48:19.680 I want public education to serve students, not special interest groups, not political agendas, not unions.

00:48:28.520 And we can do that.

00:48:29.680 But it's going to take people coming together on the foundation of freedom, liberty, bringing the judiciary into accountability, bringing our politicians into accountability.

00:48:39.480 but mostly bringing ourselves into our responsibility within this democracy.

00:48:45.660 You know, you can blame a lot of people.

00:48:48.100 The reality is, is Canadians have failed themselves.

00:48:51.780 COVID and the lockdowns and the abuse we endured

00:48:54.700 was the wake-up call that something has to be done.

00:48:58.140 You know what?

00:48:58.580 Here's something interesting I brought up on the show last night.

00:49:01.360 Ever since Danielle Smith,

00:49:02.900 because she's facing an election at the end of May in Alberta,

00:49:06.100 and heaven help us if the NDP takes Alberta back,

00:49:09.480 um danielle smith ever since she stopped talking about the world because she was being vilified 0.99

00:49:15.980 by the left-wing corporate media not just in alberta but federally as well like the national

00:49:21.340 papers were all over the globe and mail the national post the toronto star even calling her

00:49:25.680 premier looney tunes uh ever since she stopped talking about the world economic forum and about

00:49:31.580 giving amnesty to people who received covet tickets and whatnot her popularity is shot up like a

00:49:36.860 rocket where's the disconnect here are people still resentful of of the the maskless people

00:49:45.860 the people who are unvaccinated like is that something that you can't is that something you

00:49:50.120 shouldn't say if you want to win an election do you think i i think that there we're seeing 0.69

00:49:56.300 sort of a sea change in that you know when we did the doctors on tour um the first tours we did we

00:50:03.200 did three tours was educate before you vaccinate. That's when they were going to start poking the

00:50:07.520 kids, right? And one of the doctors called me and said, Carrie, we have to do something.

00:50:11.720 So we said, okay, we'll do three events. Starting here in BC, we were still in lockdown,

00:50:17.300 right? And so people were very fearful. But we held them anyway. So 400, 500, 1,000 people showed

00:50:25.200 up. And it was a good time because it was the first time people had actually come together in

00:50:30.440 a very long time. As we moved through that, and we started the tours on helping people who had

00:50:38.100 been vaccinated, so the justice for the vaccinated. So by the end of tour three with the educate

00:50:42.660 before you vaccinate, we had seen a lot of problems, people were coming suddenly to these

00:50:48.220 events and telling us about vaccine injury, about, you know, somebody dying. And it became very clear

00:50:56.020 to us that there was a lot more going on than what we even you know in the know knew um by the time

00:51:04.000 we finished the justice for the vaccinated tour so we went to the gray cup we handed out information

00:51:09.460 like why are athletes dying and nobody's talking about this um and then of course it was nice for

00:51:16.700 a couple of athletes to actually pass away and so i you know i know that we resonated with a lot of

00:51:22.940 people on that but as we started those we might want to rephrase that when we say it's nice for a

00:51:27.260 couple of athletes that's the way for our for the purpose of you know what that's and that was the

00:51:32.960 tragic part on the vaccine it does this for the vaccinated tour and i said to this i said you know

00:51:37.860 the success of this is going to be built on how many people have been harmed died or injured sadly

00:51:45.080 that's the cruel reality one lawyer said carrie just bring me a few dead people and i'll do some

00:51:52.220 lawsuits right that's what we have to do but what happened as we finished that last tour

00:51:58.780 is we saw the audience shift like from you know the people who were sort of um you know

00:52:06.980 questioning government to our audiences the majority of people were people who were vaccinated

00:52:11.580 who went and obeyed the government and thought they were doing right and their stories it was

00:52:18.540 so heartbreaking shadow to these good trusting people to now have heart problems strokes blood

00:52:27.900 clots one one woman she must have just been in her early 50s um her body started to swell

00:52:36.100 her kidneys failed she went for eight operations in seven months she needed a kidney transplant

00:52:44.660 this is alberta but she couldn't get one because she wasn't fully vaccinated right right yeah and

00:52:50.180 the sad part on that one was i realized because her husband was there with her that not only is

00:52:56.560 these these vaccine injuries real for that that individual but for the family for the father for

00:53:03.240 the husband for the guy who now has to worry about all the bills the grocery shopping cooking for the

00:53:08.380 kids taking care of his wife you know the victims of what have happened far and exceed just those

00:53:14.300 that have been vaccine injured or had an adverse reaction so you know there's a change so how do

00:53:22.160 we get over those obstacles like on the wef well fortunately we have the documents now we don't

00:53:27.780 have to say this is a conspiracy theory we don't have to say this we can prove that much of this

00:53:33.380 money was used to facilitate under the guise of covid to facilitate this artificial intelligence

00:53:39.260 platforms that are now being brought into law you know the diversion tactics those kinds of things

00:53:44.900 we can show you know what we need to do here's as i sit and listen to you talk about this because

00:53:49.420 you're so incredibly knowledgeable on so many different facets of this whole thing is there

00:53:54.580 a way because you know what people are like they don't want to sit and listen for too long they

00:53:58.240 get bored they start getting fidgety they want to go have a beer and watch the hockey game that's

00:54:02.020 what i say yeah is there a way we can boil every all of this down and and because i've been thinking

00:54:07.500 trying to think of a way and haven't yet come up with it is there a way we can boil all this down

00:54:11.980 into a three or four minute elevator speech to get everybody to understand that all of this

00:54:18.040 is intertwined so i get asked that a lot so one of the things that we're trying to do now is do

00:54:25.360 incremental documents you know this week we're going to talk about this but this will lead you

00:54:29.440 down here right it's destination four minutes right and you know this is what you can do and

00:54:36.360 quite frankly, I think the good news to all of this is, you know, if we amass 2 million Canadians

00:54:43.640 under the Canadian Voters Association, people don't have to do much. They're giving it to an

00:54:50.660 organization that's doing the work for them, that's holding these government to account,

00:54:55.820 that are reporting on who has the best platforms and policies for freedom, liberty, these kinds of

00:55:01.140 things, who needs to be spanked. And trust me, I have no problem spanking these politicians 0.76

00:55:05.840 or exposing them for what they're doing.

00:55:09.040 And this is what needs to be done.

00:55:10.640 You know, everybody's talking about Pierre Paulyview.

00:55:13.320 You know, is he the answer?

00:55:15.040 Well, let's watch.

00:55:16.520 I bet the only thing that comes out of his mouth

00:55:18.460 will be on economic things

00:55:19.880 because that's the safe zone for a politician.

00:55:22.740 Well, then who's going to say to him,

00:55:25.360 Mr. Paulyview, if you ever have a hope of leading this nation,

00:55:29.060 then we need you to talk about this.

00:55:31.720 You know, the Canadian people,

00:55:32.780 2 million Canadians under the Canadian Voters Association want to hear how you're going to

00:55:38.220 break ties with the WEF. How are you going to unplug us from all of this AI insanity? How are

00:55:45.500 you going to ensure that we keep Canada Post cash in our society? You know, the ability for people

00:55:50.980 to speak freely. How are you going to do that for us? We want to know what your plan is on those

00:55:57.300 fronts, not what you want to talk about. You're going to talk about what we want. And this goes

00:56:01.360 to what I've said at the beginning here, Shadow. We make up the game. This game, they don't

00:56:06.720 understand. They don't want to play. Well, too bad. This is what the Canadian people want.

00:56:12.100 We are the people. This is our nation, our future, our grandkids, our kids. You know,

00:56:18.120 we have a responsibility to form that for them. So, you know, that's what we need to do. If I

00:56:23.860 have to become the bigger of two bullies, I'm pretty good at that. I can be the greater path

00:56:30.040 of resistance right and i think that what you are is an inspiration i mean you you are so absolutely

00:56:35.920 you know dedicated and committed to righting these wrongs and you don't take no for an answer

00:56:42.860 your perseverance is outstanding and something that i've found with most people in general is

00:56:48.860 that they'll try once maybe twice and then they'll kind of give up and go oh well i mean that's not

00:56:54.200 working, but you have never given up. How do we get that never give up into 2 million Canadians

00:57:00.820 or 38 million of them? Actually, you know what? It's not, it's not difficult to do because I think

00:57:07.060 when there's hope and when there's leadership on actually achievable goals, you know, that's

00:57:13.680 something worth doing. If you put, you know, a mountain in front of people and say, get to the

00:57:19.020 top. No, we want to provide the escalator for them, right? So you pave the way. If it's too

00:57:26.460 steep, then you go around. It may take a little bit longer, but you navigate around the obstacles.

00:57:33.940 You bring in the solutions. And I think that's another aspect of what we do. We don't just talk

00:57:39.860 about the problems. We say, okay, if that's the problem, then here's a solution that we need to

00:57:46.160 bring into things. You know, we need to amend the criminal code to bring back those protections for

00:57:51.860 our children. I appreciate Trudeau wants to just get rid of any barrier for corruption for them.

00:57:57.900 But I don't think that's going to fly with the majority of Canadians when they listen and see

00:58:02.180 what he's doing. Well, if they actually find out, the media is not helping, that's for sure.

00:58:08.160 We don't need the media shadow. You know, the tools that we have, as long as we can have them,

00:58:13.060 Of course, Bill C-27 is designed to get rid of the use of this world, right?

00:58:18.240 And that's why I say we need to keep Canada Post, right?

00:58:21.380 That's actually been a new addition to my agenda after seeing Bill C-27 and how they want to just control everything.

00:58:29.060 I mean, they can do that with artificial intelligence.

00:58:31.140 They can, you know, beam into any conversation, whatever we have online.

00:58:37.640 Canada Post is a little bit different, right?

00:58:40.360 We need to rebuild back our society.

00:58:42.860 We need to, you know, ironically, you know, with the amount of children that are suffering from mental health problems, you know, there's a big problem here.

00:58:51.660 We need to be brave enough to say, hey, guys, you know, maybe mom should stay home with kids when they're little, not put them in $10 a day daycare where they can be indoctrinated from six months of age up to the state, you know, the state manufactured perfect citizen.

00:59:06.580 And that's what we're talking about. All of this is to conform and manufacture Canadians into what works for the politicos, what kind of slave makes it prosperous for those movers and shakers that have all these investment funds that have been built with our money.

00:59:28.040 and at some point we just have to say no we're not doing that we're we're rebelling i i have a

00:59:34.300 friend who teaches manners and i jokingly tell her to the kids right she wants to go into schools and

00:59:40.060 she's known as the manners lady i love her to bits but i said you're the problem you know i don't want

00:59:46.860 kids with manners i want smart savvy rebels you know and that's where we're at now right somebody

00:59:52.860 who is you know willing to stand up and say what the f are you talking about anyway yeah yeah how's

00:59:58.960 dr hoff carrie he's good um you know where um his his case is going before the um bc uh college of

01:00:09.760 physicians and surgeons i heard that his lawyer got sick and and the judge wouldn't give a stay

01:00:15.360 to his proceedings so there's no judge it's just a hearing but no that we did get a postponement of

01:00:22.120 that. Um, there may be some new announcements here. You're first to heard on, on maybe some

01:00:28.200 new legal counsel. I'm not sure, but, uh, we had some, uh, recent conversation. Dr. Hoff called

01:00:33.480 me on that. Um, you know, there's all the doctors that went on tour automatically got hauled up

01:00:40.120 before the BC college. So we have some good lawyers helping all of them. Um, you know,

01:00:45.220 we have lots of good things going. We have lawyers looking at, um, the money. So, you know,

01:00:50.700 the unplug campaign, unplug the AI agenda, unplug the 2030 agenda and unplug, you know,

01:00:57.860 the public trough, you know, let's not fill that up anymore. Let's make sure that nobody can,

01:01:03.560 can attach themselves to that, right? It's just this faucet that's spraying in the direction

01:01:08.900 that's just poisoning our nation enough of that. So again, people, but leveraging that vote,

01:01:16.440 the voice and the value. Value as a consumer too, Shadow. You know, if we have 2 million Canadians,

01:01:22.580 imagine if WestJet wants to once again impose vaccine passports. How nice it will be able for me 1.00

01:01:28.700 to call up the president of WestJet and say, you know, we will boycott you and there's 2 million

01:01:34.100 Canadians attached to this. That's where we're at and that's what it's going to take. So please

01:01:39.520 Just go to mycva.ca, sign up.

01:01:42.780 We'll make sure you get on our newsletters.

01:01:45.720 Eventually, this information will be in legible form and posted for everybody in a way that they can just print it off and give it to a friend and say, here you go.

01:01:55.740 And, you know, this is when we do the speaking engagements and we have thousands of people at these things, Shadow.

01:02:02.200 The biggest gift that people can bring to this movement is to bring five or ten people, right?

01:02:08.640 you know once people hear in a way what's going on and that they can actually make a difference

01:02:14.800 with their one vote with their one voice as long as it's part of this choir um people get excited

01:02:21.000 they they have hope they're putting their energy into something that will actually work rather than

01:02:26.420 the hamster wheel of everybody bitching and complaining about things or not knowing what's

01:02:31.140 going on you know interestingly i mean a lot of us get used to our echo chambers and we only want

01:02:36.080 to talk to the people in the echo chambers because they're the ones who are speaking our language but

01:02:40.420 we do have to get this message out to the passive middle which is what i've been saying for a couple

01:02:46.980 of years now you know on the on the very left side of this thing you've got the branch covidians as

01:02:51.460 i've called them i'm going to give them 15 or 20 and then our side of things 15 or 20 and in the

01:02:57.320 middle that big 60 of people who are just kind of wanting all this to go away but i think most of

01:03:03.500 them understand that there's some kind of huge massive problems that are occurring right now

01:03:08.580 but they just don't want to hear about it we need to be the ones to get them activated

01:03:14.200 well they know you know that just on that point and you're right so just recently i was at a big

01:03:20.140 event with the chamber of commerce and you know i think our side is so comfortable in the bubble

01:03:26.780 that they don't want to ever go out but then if that's the case then it's up to me to give them

01:03:31.960 the language and the ability to talk, the talk that actually makes people want to listen or be

01:03:37.700 part of this. So I always make it a point when I'm engaged in these kinds of events, you know,

01:03:43.140 because they're all very much, you know, regimented. But I gave a few tables license to

01:03:48.740 complain about what was happening in small businesses that, you know, the government

01:03:53.420 stepped in with COVID relief, but now they're high and dry and they have to pay all these things.

01:03:57.440 Well, you've never seen 30, you know, just within my reach, really upset people who suddenly wanted to hear about what was going on and what we could do about it. Right. So there's those opportunities that are there. And, you know, as we evolve through this whole COVID nonsense, you know, there's opportunities every day coming up because more and more information is coming out.

01:04:20.920 People are being given license to speak about things.

01:04:24.320 You've got the National Citizens Inquiry happening, you know, citizen-led, people being able to have their voices heard, tell their stories.

01:04:33.340 And that's, you know, go to the National Citizens Inquiry people, sign the petition.

01:04:37.940 That's another great opportunity to get your voice heard and make, you know, the truth apparent.

01:04:46.360 It's mycva.ca, correct?

01:04:49.460 Yep.

01:04:50.920 okay so i've got it up right here so look guys this is this is the website we're talking about

01:04:56.880 here this is my i'm going to bring it up right now my cba.ca first thing you see is the newsletter

01:05:03.020 sign up which is how often does that go out care it has to go out more often shadow and that's you

01:05:10.380 know this challenge yeah well you know what the see the canadian voters association kind of

01:05:16.620 erupted overnight after I had a dinner engagement with Stockwell Day. And this is probably a little

01:05:26.320 bit of background story to this. So we had the 300k.ca campaign ready to go. COVID came. It was

01:05:33.300 the perfect storm for people to actually get engaged politically. Because I'm a realist too.

01:05:40.920 i'm very practical i don't waste my time or energy i never have and never will if i do something i

01:05:47.300 intend it to you know come to fruition in the way that i see it i will you know do whatever needs to

01:05:53.580 be done to make sure that happens you're persistent yeah well and and and i know what destination i

01:06:00.100 want you know and if i need to bring in a d8 cat to take down a few trees along my way by golly 0.65

01:06:06.000 that's what we'll do anyway so when when all this i was asked to speak in cologne of one of the 0.92

01:06:12.140 freedom events and uh i thought oh you know maybe it's time to just talk about this and see if

01:06:19.840 people are ready once again to do this you there's certain things that happen in society and that you

01:06:26.920 know we enjoyed that in 1997 2001 there was that everybody needed a change everybody was ticked off

01:06:33.480 The government was stepping into areas that didn't matter what political stripe you wore.

01:06:38.900 You don't mess with the kids.

01:06:40.480 You don't mess with my money.

01:06:41.920 And you make sure I have access to help, which is very similar to what we're in now.

01:06:46.800 So I really didn't want to do this because it's, as you can imagine, it's a lot of work to do this.

01:06:53.500 It's, you know, people go, Carrie, how do you sleep at night?

01:06:56.440 I said, well, for the four or five hours I get, I never lose any sleep.

01:06:59.960 right exhaustion may be a beneficial thing on that front um but you know you don't want to be

01:07:06.620 bashing your head against a wall either right so i i decided to consult probably one of the

01:07:12.380 politicians that had the right to be the most cynical politician in the world and that would

01:07:17.380 be stockwell day what he endured not only from the party but from cbc and all the nonsense let's face

01:07:22.720 it that man has been put through the ringer and i intentionally did this because i really wanted

01:07:28.380 him to say, nothing's going to work, Kerry. Nothing. Don't waste your time. Too far gone.

01:07:34.480 And if anybody had insight, it would be stopped to do that. Regrettably for me, as I explained,

01:07:41.460 you know, the voice vote value movement of people. And that was just with the 300K.

01:07:48.980 Halfway through dinner, he said, Kerry, if any, this would be the last chance. If anything's

01:07:53.500 going to work, it has to be something like this. And back then I was only looking at the

01:07:58.200 federal and provincial levels. His wife was in a meeting with me the next morning. She comes in,

01:08:03.840 she says, Carrie, before we start, Stock says that we need to include municipal governments

01:08:09.560 in this as well. But that just made my job really big. So I spoke at the Freedom event,

01:08:18.100 and just eight minutes of, guys, here's where we're at. This is what needs to be done.

01:08:23.860 i don't gonna waste my breath here if everybody wants to get something done you need to sign up

01:08:28.760 um the lineup for sign up was i've never seen people line up so fast shadow people were excited

01:08:36.620 we got something to be done so i came back from that uh event and i thought i sat down it was one

01:08:43.080 o'clock at night and said oh gee okay well we better put an organization together to fund

01:08:48.100 to house to mobilize all of this under and i don't know you probably incorporated non-profit

01:08:56.160 organizations or businesses and you have to go through the process of name identification as

01:09:00.620 anybody else so i thought oh well i'll start with what i what i want i know i won't get it but at

01:09:05.900 least it'll be inspired so i canadian voters association available never nobody has ever put

01:09:11.880 together a voting association for Canada before. So we've incorporated it now, a board of directors,

01:09:19.060 we're putting together big advisory boards, we've got lawyers, we've got doctors. And I am just so

01:09:26.180 blessed to have so many amazing people around that just take the helm on these things. So,

01:09:33.120 you know, but we've been playing catch up. So we get back from this, then they're pulling me

01:09:37.720 doctors on tour they're pulling me in this direction in that direction um but you know

01:09:43.300 that organization will get up and going and uh we've got voters associations now happening in

01:09:48.440 british columbia alberta you know wherever we travel people just say we'll do it here

01:09:53.420 to monitor do you need more help like across the country because you've got people watching from

01:09:58.840 all across right now i mean and you guys you know i know you guys watching this right now many of

01:10:03.660 you have emailed me and you've messaged me and you said i want to do something what can i do

01:10:07.480 this might be the thing to do absolutely so sign up there's a place to volunteer as well we need

01:10:14.160 to have what what i call is easily mobilized people right they you know when we need to do

01:10:19.220 something we need to know that we've got our people in ontario that we can pull together

01:10:23.780 this has been the strength um shadow of even the doctors on tour you know on on two weeks notice

01:10:30.900 we have sell out everywhere because of good people canadians standing up and coming and

01:10:37.180 helping us whether it's the venues whether it's inviting people those events then equip them to

01:10:43.580 do more in their communities they get resources they get tools so this is people power at its

01:10:49.080 best it's the the canadian family coming together working together with the cousins and the uncles

01:10:55.620 and whatever else we have across this nation do we have time to do this do we is there time i mean

01:11:02.340 If they pass C-27, then that's game over, isn't it?

01:11:09.960 It depends on how many Canadians we are willing to have and stand.

01:11:14.060 But yes, we don't have much time.

01:11:18.040 And if we don't do something drastic at this next federal election,

01:11:22.660 and if we don't do something drastic in Alberta in May,

01:11:25.980 and when BC has the elections, and all across this nation,

01:11:29.800 we're in trouble.

01:11:31.200 If we can get three provinces to rock and roll on restoring and rehabilitating our democracy, we are driving the right way.

01:11:41.680 Federally, we have a lot of work to do because the federal government, Trudeau, has literally through these billions of dollars, again, using our money, you know, it translates not only into this agenda, but into vote buying.

01:11:55.100 because what nonprofit or charity is going to not vote for the person who just gave them $3 million

01:12:01.160 and enables 40 people to work there? This is what we're doing. But we need to get to those 40 people

01:12:08.800 and say, well, wait a minute, are you willing to sacrifice your children, your future, the

01:12:13.800 corruption of our nation? And I have hope because I've seen it. I don't think if I had ever been

01:12:20.620 the driving force in 2001 that I would be this optimistic or at least a measure of hope. But I

01:12:27.520 saw people cross political lines because they cared about their kids. They cared about the

01:12:33.560 future of this province. They cared more for the nation than what they were getting out of it.

01:12:41.520 And that's what we're going to have to draw on from Canadians. We're going to have to appeal 0.76

01:12:46.560 to Canadians as the people of this nation and the vision that they have for the future.

01:12:52.420 Carrie, would you like to make this a semi-regular thing? Because

01:12:55.240 you've got so much information and I would love to have you on more so people can hear it.

01:13:01.100 Oh, absolutely, Shadow. And I always say, you know, people go, Carrie, you know, I have a small

01:13:05.820 group. I'm one of these people. Give me five people who will do something rather than a thousand

01:13:10.680 who just want to hear me yak, right?

01:13:12.980 We fortunately have thousands of people now, right?

01:13:16.900 That are willing to do things

01:13:18.340 and anything we can do to equip people,

01:13:21.480 put those tools in their hands.

01:13:23.760 I'm happy and delighted to participate in that.

01:13:26.340 So thank you for the invitation

01:13:28.020 and that would be just delightful.

01:13:30.200 And thank you for coming on tonight.

01:13:31.940 I'll be in touch

01:13:32.600 and I'm going to get this website out

01:13:33.980 to as many people as I possibly can.

01:13:35.960 Carrie, thank you again for coming on tonight.

01:13:38.040 Well, let's get this done, hey?

01:13:39.540 all right let's do it all right take it easy there's carrie yeah good night everybody there's

01:13:45.100 carrie simpson uh she is the chair of the canadian voters association so i'm going to throw this up

01:13:53.480 back on the screen here you guys there it is my cv as in victory my cva.ca

01:14:03.400 she says she needs two million canadians so she can go ahead and call politicians

01:14:10.220 and corporations who are saying we're going cashless or a bank and tell the bank

01:14:18.560 hey listen if you decide to cancel any more people's bank accounts because you don't agree

01:14:24.060 with their political views we're going to have a problem there's two million of us

01:14:28.960 basically what she's doing is asking for 2 million people and that's a big ask

01:14:37.660 but asking for 2 million people to band together and and you've seen the kind of person she is

01:14:44.460 tonight on the show i think i would choose to have carrie simpson as a spokesperson for me

01:14:50.560 when it comes to dealing with big business and big government she is also very aware

01:14:57.360 And this is something I've been saying for a while myself, but she is also very aware, guys, that it's not necessarily the politicians who are pulling the strings, who are calling the shots.

01:15:10.180 It's the bureaucrats.

01:15:12.720 I know people who work for the government of Manitoba.

01:15:16.800 I know people who work for the government of Saskatchewan, Alberta, B.C., Ontario and all of that.

01:15:21.100 I also know people who work for the federal government.

01:15:23.200 And you want to know what? Do you think the minister of justice or the minister of transport or the minister of health or the minister of finance actually goes out and sees the people who actually runs the show?

01:15:37.720 how many times do you hear about a cabinet shuffle the premier the prime minister is doing a cabinet

01:15:42.120 shuffle and they're moving joe blow from health to justice and they're moving uh joan smith from

01:15:47.940 justice to uh gambling and drinking liquor and lotteries like it's a portfolio they know nothing

01:15:57.600 about do you think they're actually running that ministry or is it the deputy minister

01:16:04.160 who's running that ministry the bureaucrat who's been there forever and will do whatever he or she

01:16:12.140 wants no matter what the minister says because like carrie said tonight ministers come and go

01:16:17.260 politicians they come and go but the bureaucrats they stay they're the ones who are running the

01:16:22.940 show my friends and don't think they're running things on an apolitical level either they're all

01:16:29.740 politically motivated they know we're side of the bread they're butter butters but you know that

01:16:35.800 expression my cva.ca go and check it out all right i do have a couple more things i want to cover

01:16:44.620 here tonight before we wrap up the show by the way tomorrow night on the show you know what i'll get

01:16:50.140 to that in a second but jeff stone from tacit investigations and security will be joining the

01:16:55.460 show tomorrow and I talk about how to

01:16:57.320 buy gold and silver. Actual

01:16:59.500 gold and silver.

01:17:02.000 This is alarming.

01:17:03.960 Study finds 42%

01:17:05.560 of Canadians support socialism

01:17:07.060 in Canada. And this, my friends,

01:17:09.440 came from the Fraser Institute, which

01:17:11.420 is a conservative think tank

01:17:13.160 based in

01:17:15.260 Western

01:17:16.700 Canada.

01:17:21.000 The Fraser

01:17:21.500 found 0.98

01:17:22.020 Canadian

01:17:22.940 oh i'm having a little isn't that all day long with you there it goes again

01:17:33.520 very interesting i hope you'll hear it uh as many as 50 percent in the

01:17:43.240 18 to 24 age range are in favor of social put the people know what socialism is

01:17:50.140 socialism is a concept sure put me down for a yes oh wait a minute you mean i have to give you

01:17:56.680 money oh no no no in that case forget about it i haven't got any money for you to give

01:18:01.320 but if you want to give me money then i'm for socialism if you want you know me to give you

01:18:05.100 money then i'm not the poll says 65 of canadians define socialism as more government spending on

01:18:13.780 programs and generally canadians aren't in favor of higher taxes to pay for it so you want to know

01:18:18.960 what this is a bunch of uh wannabe socialists they're saying they support socialism because

01:18:27.260 they think it's socially acceptable to say that when in reality when you hit them with the cold

01:18:33.480 hard reality of socialism they don't like it so much do they only 25 percent of canadians define

01:18:40.100 socialism traditionally and and the other thing is how can you say you're in favor of socialism

01:18:45.580 if you don't even know what it is listen only 25 percent of canadians define socialism

01:18:51.340 traditionally as in government owning and controlling businesses and industries

01:18:54.960 57 percent think socialism is governing a government providing a guaranteed minimum

01:19:00.200 income it is but that's more like communism but if that's what you think the only tenet

01:19:07.300 of socialism is then you don't know what you're talking about a whole segment of the

01:19:15.320 population not just in canada but across the developed world self-describes as socialist but

01:19:20.040 many of them have never lived in a world with genuine socialism nor the misery it's imposed

01:19:26.100 says jason clemens co-author of the study in a statement all right let's move on from this i

01:19:31.320 found that annoying today and i thought i'd bring it up to you guys the guy who wrote this on sub

01:19:36.540 stack in the woke watch canada newsletter woke watch i like it uh is jim mcmurtry

01:19:43.320 He is a teacher in British Columbia who was just fired today or yesterday because he was teaching an alternate view of residential schools.

01:19:58.440 Jim McMurtry joins the show tomorrow night.

01:20:02.420 He is going to talk about everything he's experienced in the last couple of days.

01:20:07.240 And then he's going to give us some insight as to what's really going on in schools.

01:20:10.560 The woke agenda, the SOGI agenda, all of that stuff.

01:20:13.320 stuff that he has been forced in order to keep his job forced to teach kids

01:20:20.120 but finally he had had enough this is my this is my take on it anyway

01:20:26.520 and we'll find out from the horse's mouth tomorrow also guys oh by the way and this

01:20:35.840 is something i was talking with with carrie about just a few minutes ago from the national

01:20:41.480 Post, the liberals are considering making it a hate crime to deny residential school 0.89

01:20:46.220 genocide.

01:20:49.460 Now, first of all, this goes against free speech, right?

01:20:57.720 And even though free speech in this country is limited, it's ambiguous because nobody

01:21:03.440 has ever been able to define what hate speech really is.

01:21:07.860 One man's hate speech is another man's love letter.

01:21:10.160 so who really knows um and the other thing about this is it's never really been proven

01:21:19.720 is that all of this is coming up because they claim they found bodies near a residential school

01:21:25.400 in Kamloops a couple of years ago and Justin Trudeau pulled our flags down to half mast for

01:21:30.460 almost a year I think it was a year before he put them back up again and then he called Canada

01:21:37.100 a nation that commits genocide and he wanted all canadians to feel shame

01:21:44.700 it's never been proven that those bodies under the ground yeah there's ground penetrating radar

01:21:52.300 oh absolutely do you know exactly

01:21:54.920 who those bodies are and what they died of i am not sitting here telling you that uh residential 0.90

01:22:04.160 schools were you know great or good or just but what i am saying is don't you think we should have

01:22:14.900 some proof before we start labeling something as hate speech and cory morgan actually makes a great

01:22:23.260 point about all of this on his twitter feed of the western standard so if you're not following

01:22:29.260 cory morgan on on twitter go ahead at cory morgan he makes some great points about this there's

01:22:33.780 never been they have never actually done any digging at any of these burial sites or any

01:22:41.640 testing to prove that these first of all are indigenous kids and how they died

01:22:49.560 we don't know and you can read this story in the national post i believe selly goes into more

01:22:57.840 details about other possibilities as well because you can't criminalize something that isn't even

01:23:04.960 real you have to verify it first don't you think and even then criminalizing it you it's it's free

01:23:11.600 speech bc workshop for 14 year olds on how to access transgender surgeries my friends this

01:23:20.300 comes from tnc.news by cosmon zurdza bc secondary school is promoting a workshop this week for

01:23:29.300 students between 14 and 19 on how to access gender affirming care which includes life-altering

01:23:34.300 surgery as part of its gender junction workshop series revelstoke secondary school will hold a

01:23:39.400 zoom conference on the 25th advertised to gender diverse and gender creative youth the workshop

01:23:46.120 will cover a range of topics including navigating coming out transitioning and accessing gender

01:23:52.020 affirming care acquiring gender affirming care self-advocacy and where to direct your parents

01:23:56.600 caregivers and teachers for support this world has gone crazy there's a couple of us who are

01:24:02.680 still sane like dr william mackis listen to what he has to say but then they actually track how the 0.93

01:24:08.680 double vaccinated are doing over time and you see throughout 2021 that the double vaccinated are

01:24:15.040 just getting worse and worse. They're getting sicker and sicker. And they're more likely to 0.80

01:24:19.800 get infected with COVID-19 as time goes by. And once we have this huge Omicron outbreak in January

01:24:25.860 of 2022, the sickest group of people in Alberta are the double vaccinated. And it's by far, 0.52

01:24:33.160 it's not even close. They're the ones filling the hospitals and they're the ones who are starting

01:24:37.760 to die and that's when the government starts deleting data so they delete the data that's 0.82

01:24:44.860 showing the double vaccinated have really severe damage to their immune systems it almost looked

01:24:50.120 like they had aids at the rate of which they were catching COVID-19 so the government deletes the

01:24:56.300 data rolls out the booster shots and keeps giving us other data that makes the booster shots look

01:25:01.420 good say look the booster shots are protecting people at that time they had the lowest infection

01:25:06.840 rate of any group. So you could argue that the booster shots were providing protection and that

01:25:11.300 only lasts for two months. Then the booster shots fail after two months. And then you see that the

01:25:17.060 triple vaccinated have the highest infection rate of all Albertans once again by March of 2022.

01:25:23.040 And then the government deletes that data. And so we see this pattern of just deleting data that

01:25:31.040 makes the vaccines look bad at every step of the way and once we hit July of 2022 things are so bad

01:25:39.300 that the vaccinated make up over 80 percent of all hospitalizations and almost 90 percent of all the

01:25:46.900 deaths and this was the same in British Columbia as well in fact it was even worse in British

01:25:51.800 Columbia because they had a more COVID-19 boosted population and at that point the government does

01:25:58.260 something really ugly and they delete all vaccination status data from their website

01:26:04.940 and they remove the vaccine outcomes section altogether. So ever since July of 2022, we've

01:26:11.240 been completely blind as to how the vaccinated are doing and who's filling our hospitals and

01:26:17.220 morgues. Okay. So I've been in touch with Dr. Mack as of yesterday, and there's a very good

01:26:24.460 chance he'll be joining the show next week so let's keep our fingers crossed everybody to get

01:26:28.460 dr william mackis on the show either next tuesday or wednesday night finally elon musk this is from

01:26:35.120 the gateway pundit on when people will admit covid response was a scam musk says it's coming

01:26:41.700 i find this hard to believe but let's read the story

01:26:47.640 is a covid bombshell on the way from the twitter files and my question is all right so twitter can

01:26:56.000 can come out with the twitter files and they can say all the things which is great it's one platform

01:27:00.960 right so the the truth is trickling out but when is facebook when is google what is is youtube 0.95

01:27:07.580 when are they going to go you know what we really can't keep our finger in this dyke anymore we're 1.00

01:27:12.580 going to have to let the truth out either that will look really stupid and the same with the 0.99

01:27:17.240 left-wing corporate media especially when they actually have the documents on the twitter files 0.94

01:27:22.540 as proof right like the actual documents the emails all of these things

01:27:27.920 and for for any of these other social media networks or left-wing corporate media to censor

01:27:35.320 that information that just makes them look like they're censoring the information

01:27:38.560 so many people are stepping up and they're saying why are they censoring information

01:27:45.020 this is important we know this stuff it might be uncomfortable but it's still important don't you

01:27:50.200 think zuby he's been one of my personal heroes for the last couple of years not because of his rap

01:27:59.500 but because of what he's been saying all over social media he asked on twitter when will

01:28:05.180 everybody admit the whole covet 19 pandemic response was a scam and then elon musk responded

01:28:10.320 by saying it's coming and that my friends was today back in january elon musk said a key

01:28:19.520 researcher on fauci was traveling to twitter on wednesday twitter ceo elon musk appeared to

01:28:25.620 suggest he had information that would prove the entire covid pandemic response was a scam over

01:28:31.700 the past several months musk has released the twitter file showing widespread government

01:28:35.700 collusion with the tech giant he also teased upcoming fauci files which have been delayed

01:28:40.440 due to a key researcher colin rug tweeted just in elon musk appears to speak out against covet

01:28:47.860 booster shots saying i felt like i was dying adding that his cousin got myocarditis elon says

01:28:53.680 now would be a great time to drop the fauci files uh then he says that's a little delayed as a key

01:28:58.620 researcher can only travel to twitter in early february and it's late february now so we're

01:29:04.840 hoping this happens. Elon, by the way, has already exposed that Twitter had a Fauci fan club in their

01:29:13.560 internal, what do they call that? Internal Slack channel. There was a Fauci fan club. Despite these

01:29:27.220 glaring issues, Twitter nonetheless had an internal Slack channel unironically called the

01:29:31.500 fauci fan club so we'll keep our eyes on it my friends and that's another reason that you should

01:29:36.140 go get yourself a twitter account if you haven't already done that or reactivate your old one

01:29:40.220 because when the twitter files drop you will be able to see them before you have to come to me to

01:29:46.940 hear them i can't even believe this you sit there reading this and you go wow this is outstanding

01:29:52.760 it comes usually in about 30 different parts on a twitter thread from one of these independent

01:29:59.240 journalists matt taibbi or one of the others who's been covering it and they're usually very

01:30:04.720 illuminating and with each part of the twitter file drops there's always the actual document

01:30:10.380 that's linked and that's something that i really stress you guys when you go ahead and share

01:30:15.420 something anything unless it's a meme a joke or something when you share any vital piece of

01:30:22.000 information with people make sure it's backed up with the actual report or study so that they can't

01:30:30.840 say you're lying because the second they see that you're lying you have lost them forever

01:30:36.360 because if they see you lie about one thing then what else isn't he or she lying about they're

01:30:41.640 liars they just want me to believe because they're lonely over there and in unvaccinated land

01:30:48.280 it seriously some people still think like that all right so who have i got on tomorrow night

01:30:54.960 i've already told you so let's get on with it the shadow at night live stream my friends is

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The Shadoe Davis Show - February 24, 2023

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