00:16:45.360are increasingly able to communicate with each other.
00:16:49.260We can embed digital technology into living organisms and incorporate biological components into new technologies.
00:16:56.760There's a new A.I., by the way, that apparently feels as though you using a gender slur is worse than an entire city being destroyed by a nuclear bomb, because guess who's programming the A.I.?
00:17:12.760right and it's a very powerful ai apparently there's a story out about it out there today
00:17:19.420that i have not included in the show tonight because i have so much other stuff i might
00:17:24.340be keeping you guys a little bit late tonight
00:17:26.220genetic modification of the natural world for climate change mitigation
00:17:33.640what genetic modification of the natural world for climate change mitigation
00:17:41.020environmental remediation and biodiversity conservation may however raise ethical
00:17:46.840consider may raise ethical considerations may the contours of the coming biodigital era
00:17:54.360are becoming clearer this report explores change drivers and how biodigital convergence could
00:18:00.740transform five economic sectors and areas of life food health environment security manufacturing
00:18:08.720It examined some of the changes we could see in each area, how we could experience significant disruption in the future, and what policy considerations might emerge.
00:18:17.060This report also discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic may be accelerating the transition to a biodigital world.
00:18:26.440Okay, guys, what I'm going to do here is I'm going to leave this in the comments, and I want you to read it.
00:18:32.700This is your homework for tonight, okay?
00:18:35.460I'm going to put this in the comments right now.
00:18:37.400facebook twitter and then i'm going to go over to rumble and do the same damn thing because this is
00:18:42.440this is important that you guys read this stuff i mean they're basically telling us what they have
00:18:48.340planned they're basically telling us what they want to do and if we say we didn't know about
00:18:54.640this stuff they can say hey look it's right there it's right there in the website it's
00:18:58.280government website horizons we've been telling you the whole time they can say that oh look at
00:19:04.480that there's a holy crap there's a rumble rant from i do cockerel thank you shadow for everything
00:19:13.960you do $50 rumble rant wow thank you very much for that i really really really appreciate that
00:19:21.240that's fantastic thank you so much um yeah so read that guys it's very important that you read that
00:19:32.180We have another great video posted from Truthseeker01011, and she's going to tell us all about the digital IDs once we turn her up here.
00:25:41.540and and for me i can't take the time to find your mla for you first of all everything that you need
00:25:55.700in terms of information how to do things how to reach your mla your mp your city council your
00:26:01.020town council your reeve your mayor whatever it's all available available to you on the information
00:26:06.580super highway all you need to do is go and find it it's right there from and all the information
00:26:13.080you need as well everything i try to provide you guys as much as i possibly can by leaving links
00:26:19.120in the comments and whatnot and telling you where to find these things but ultimately the rest is
00:26:24.680going to be up to you so you're going to have to sit down one of these days soon you're going to
00:26:29.460have to look in the mirror and you go, what am I going to do about this? Am I going to just sit
00:26:33.700here trembling in my boots? Or are you going to try and help in some way? And this doesn't mean
00:26:40.260you need to be on the front battle lines every single day. I understand we all have lives to
00:26:47.960live. I understand we all have families to take care of. I appreciate that. But ultimately, we are
00:26:55.340going to have to start becoming more active. And it's not always about a protest on a street corner
00:27:01.320or in a park or at a government building. It's not always about that. As a matter of fact, most times
00:27:07.200it's not about that at all. It's about other things. Those are the things that get the most
00:27:11.320attention because, you know, when you see thousands of people gathered in one spot like that, it's
00:27:15.940overwhelming and powerful. But email campaigns, mail campaigns, snail mail campaigns, phone call
00:27:23.640campaigns can be just as overwhelming imagine being an mla or an mp and sitting there receiving
00:27:31.020call after call after call after and they have to all of these calls and letters need to be logged
00:27:37.760for official purposes they need to be logged and they have to be responded to i mean ken drysdale
00:27:48.640himself did a big big thing on his mp conservative mp i forget his name now his name is not ringing a
00:27:54.580bell but he was going where is this guy where is he claims to be at a lobster roast one night but
00:27:59.860we didn't see him and then the next night he said he was going to be here but he wasn't we can't
00:28:03.280find the guy his name is on the tip of my tongue this mp but anyway you know what you roast these
00:28:08.820guys you get a hold of them and you roast them you roast them until they respond and you make
00:28:14.660them nervous you make them nervous they're not going to get another term in office in their
00:28:21.400cushy little office making 180 000 a year 250 000 a year or whatever it is you make them nervous
00:28:31.060you make them do their jobs have you ever called an mp and said hey what is this horizons.gc.ca
00:28:41.520thing what is that well they say here it's we don't offer advice i beg to differ
00:28:46.260because this paragraph here contradicts itself you can actually do that
00:28:52.880i can't do it for you i i will relay the information to you as best i can but i can't
00:29:01.000do it for you guys it's on us now all of us to do things individually and then maybe form a group
00:29:08.100later on. Anyway, Kate is telling us about smart cities. Let's get back to this. So to understand
00:29:13.820smart cities, some of the things you'll also have to be aware of are smart technology and smart
00:29:20.420stands for self-monitoring, analysis and reporting technology. The fourth industrial revolution,
00:29:26.960which is melding technology with biology, artificial intelligence, which will run not
00:29:33.140only much of our traditional employment but is also used to monitor smart technology. Digital ID
00:29:40.140will be used to control what we can access and how. The metaverse online immersive technology
00:29:48.240touted as how we can interact with each other and loved ones in our smart cities. LED lighting which
00:29:55.060is replacing traditional lighting and some of this has the capacity to record visually and through
00:30:00.360sound. Surveillance systems through facial recognition technology and infrastructure
00:30:06.300that records. Data collection and data storage. Central bank digital currency and blockchain.
00:30:14.600All purchases will be logged, will be merged with digital ID, carbon credits and more. So access to
00:30:20.960your funds can be turned off externally. ESG and personal ESG scores which will influence what you
00:30:28.620can buy and whether or not you can get loans. Carbon credits. We will be allotted a certain
00:30:34.280amount of carbon credits and tracked through the smart technology. And food ag transformation. So
00:30:40.800CSIRO, the Australian arm, the scientific arm of the Australian government, discusses this under
00:30:48.680the title of synthetic biology. Food will be moved from the ground and into labs and factories. It
00:30:54.780will be owned by a very few and our access to any food can be controlled and I'm sure there's many
00:31:01.840more aspects I have not understood as of yet. I would suggest you get a small understanding of
00:31:08.280the above terms and the easiest place to do this is through the World Economic Forum
00:31:12.700Strategic Intelligence site and I'll show you how to go on there.
00:31:18.360So I searched WEF Strategic Intelligence and this is the site that comes up.
00:31:24.780scroll down come to this map press on it
00:31:31.300and then from there from that link go down to transformation maps discover topics I you can
00:31:41.140just search for different topics on here I often come to Australia so go down to Australia press
00:31:47.520on it and it will come up with Australia now on here if I click on the future of democracy in
00:31:54.060Australia it will show me how they're linking what topics they're linking together in about
00:32:00.700the future of democracy in Australia and I need to say right now that the World Economic Forum
00:32:06.200to give context according to Wikipedia is mostly funded by 1,000 member companies typically global
00:32:13.820enterprises with more than US 5 billion dollars in turnover and views its mission as improving
00:32:21.900the state of the world by engaging business, political, academic, and other leaders of society
00:32:27.980to shape global, regional, and industry agendas. So I would term that as corporate capture of
00:32:35.460every aspect of our lives. So I pressed on the future of democracy in Australia.
00:32:42.500Then I can see that it comes up with the fourth industrial revolution.
00:32:45.720and over on the right hand side you can then research what they mean by the fourth industrial
00:32:53.320revolution and if you look here that then brings up a lot of what I've been discussing as as
00:33:00.160important to have a look at it brings up blockchain digital identity digital economy
00:33:06.660artificial intelligence corporate governance etc so it's a good place to get an understanding of
00:33:14.720how the issues are being framed and the narrative that is being used. And another really good place
00:33:20.920to get information on global plans is Policy Horizons. And Policy Horizons are a branch of
00:33:27.720the Canadian government, which affects government policy. And you can read their information on
00:33:33.580biodigital convergence. And yes, it is Canada. But again, this is a global agenda. And they spell out
00:33:40.260where we are heading very clearly as the biological and digital worlds are smooshed together and
00:33:47.000that's their wording and in Australia again the CSIRO you can go and have a look at what they're
00:33:52.900saying under synthetic biology and now once you've seen what they're saying you're going to have the
00:33:58.300task of reading beneath the lines as the measures above are sold to us as necessary for climate
00:34:05.260change, equity and access and to protect people. They're tied in with the United Nations 17
00:34:11.660Sustainable Development Goals. The UN has extensive corporate connections and global plans are being
00:34:18.920unrolled through the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals and you will see the goals being used over
00:34:27.880and over again to justify transformations in our towns. So look for wording, transformations.
00:34:35.260sustainable, equitable, inclusive, climate change, one health, disruption. And when you hear these
00:34:43.300words for the main part, you are dealing with a global agenda. They always use language that
00:34:48.960sounds good, fair and decent. But in terms of what I've seen through my research, I do not believe
00:34:55.800that is the case. But it seems to be enough to lull many people into a false sense of security
00:35:02.080that they're being looked after by the largest corporations in the world. So to explain to
00:35:08.000people what is really underneath these words you need to look you always need to look at who is
00:35:12.800funding their track record and who will ultimately benefit from any plan. You therefore need to read
00:35:19.700the plans and then do some digging around. I have been asked to give some insight into how to help
00:35:26.200people unpack the smart cities agenda in their own towns, council areas and regions. So I've
00:35:31.060talk to you about the global arena. And now I'm going to talk more specifically locally.
00:35:36.420I've given you the bigger context, but the real work does need to come with seeing these plans.
00:35:41.620You need to see the global plans in our local plans. That's why you need to understand the
00:35:45.940global agenda. So firstly, get hold of any council plans, and they'll most likely have in your area
00:35:52.7802030, 2040, 2050 plans. Look for council, state, regional plans, and there will be more.
00:36:01.060Read them. They won't spell out the full agenda. They will speak in glossy terms and paint lovely
00:36:07.320pictures of united communities and everything you need at your fingertips. But you will see
00:36:13.220enough in there if you have a broader understanding to fill in the blanks. For smart cities, check to
00:36:19.680see if your council has any smart city plans. Look for any connections in your council with ICLEI,
00:36:26.200ICLEI which stands for International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives and ICLEI has been
00:36:34.440the leading network of local governments dedicated to sustainability. ICLEI is the voice of local
00:36:42.240governments at the global level and is connected to the United Nations. Look at the C40 which is
00:36:49.920a global network of mayors taking urgent action to confront the climate crisis and create a future
00:36:55.420where everyone can thrive. That's their language. See if your mayor is part of this. C40 is funded
00:37:01.900by Big Corporate and Philanthropy Arms. Their aims are in line with the UN's 17 Sustainable
00:37:09.340Development Goals from the UN. And now look at who is running your council, the top positions
00:37:14.760in their background. With the council as a mayor, research their backgrounds to see if you can link
00:37:19.880back to any large fronts for corporate collaboration. Look at your universities and
00:37:26.260see if you can find out more about who the top people are there and their backgrounds and see
00:37:31.260if you can find funders and partnerships and be alert to legislation and changes that impact on
00:37:38.080anything discussed above. From here you then need to conscientiously make the links for people in
00:37:44.160your community. From what is planned locally to what is planned globally and its full implications.
00:37:50.900The other side of what your local or state plans will not say. But do this gradually, proving how
00:37:58.780you are connecting the dots to the bigger picture. Only say things that can be verified to its source
00:38:04.940and use these sources as appendices. Go slowly. For example, if you come out and say smart cities
00:38:12.860are a global surveillance system to enslave us all, you will lose the vast majority of people
00:38:18.660who have no idea what smart even is. Or if they do, they will think it's just a system that saves
00:38:25.620the environment and calls people out when a light bulb needs to be replaced on street lighting.
00:38:31.680I know this is a huge amount of work and it can be shared between people. One person looks at
00:38:37.400council plans another at state someone else looks at the global plans another one dives off into
00:38:43.680research more extensively the technologies but you'll all need to come together to flesh out
00:38:49.760what you've learned so the pieces can be put together additionally you don't have to understand
00:38:55.180everything in a democracy the people elect officials to work for their interests and
00:39:00.800therefore it should be the work of the government to spell out transparently all the parts to the
00:39:05.460picture with any transformative plan they unroll. The media should also be raising questions and
00:39:12.140showing all sides to the story. However, we are aware that this is not the case. So the other
00:39:17.880thing is to keep asking questions to your council, state officials, MPs. Ask them to find out and
00:39:24.320answer you. Keep in your mind that you have the right to ask questions and to receive answers.
00:39:29.940and if you're researching something and someone's saying something without without information that
00:39:37.080you can verify either try to find the links that they're talking about or don't use what they're
00:39:42.540talking about and when you see information that sparks something in you of interest file it under
00:39:49.300certain headings in notes or take screenshots or keep a document of it and file it away
00:39:55.320so in a nutshell go to source documents investigate your council look at government
00:40:03.260plans affecting your area only state information that is that you can verify walk people through
00:40:10.860the information don't sensationalize there's no need to sensationalize there is enough in the
00:40:15.940actual documents of concern ask questions normal questions such as how can I have a say in this
00:40:23.860transformation that is happening in my community. I hope this has been helpful. My belief is the
00:40:29.960only way we can slow down what is descending upon us is within our local towns. We are in an
00:40:36.160information war and people are only being told dribs and drabs of information and what we speak
00:40:43.120about is often termed as disinformation. So if you go to source, if you only show what they're saying
00:40:50.080and there's enough there you cannot be smeared with a disinformation brush or you can be but
00:40:55.400they have no legs to stand on so we need to put the pieces together and we need to show the
00:41:01.940complete picture or as complete as we can currently glean. James Corbett from Corbett Report so you
00:41:09.400search for him he has great documented interviews and information on many topics which I've outlined
00:41:16.200above and he also has the links back to the source material. Rosa Corey, K-O-I-R-E, has recently
00:41:24.820passed but she did extensive work on how the global UN Agenda 21 is being implemented in our
00:41:32.400towns. Her book, The Green Mask, is well worth buying and I have recently got an example of
00:41:40.260looking at the Central Coast 2041 plan where I live and looking and then doing a post on where
00:41:47.780I then raise some extra issues around 15-minute neighbourhoods which is in the plan and fleshing
00:41:54.300it out according to global agendas. So Community Voice Central Coast, search for that on Facebook
00:41:59.860if you want to see how we are linking things in there. I hope this is of benefit to the many people
00:42:08.340who understand that what is emerging for humanity is not good or fair or just. And thank you for
00:42:16.020wanting to do something to spread information and light. Okay, so it's time to get busy then, isn't
00:42:25.500it? We're in a community here, right? Every night, eight o'clock central, we all get together.
00:42:33.480you guys listen to me prattle on about this that and the other but i know that there's a lot of
00:42:38.580conversations that are taking place on rumble on twitter on facebook between people i know that
00:42:45.480you've made a lot of friends hopefully within our community and this goes back to something i was
00:42:54.620saying last night where as we move into this new age as we move into these 15 minute neighborhoods
00:43:01.040as we move into the digitalization and eventually the fourth industrial revolution we will be shut
00:43:07.480out of everything from jobs to travel to being online being allowed to be online without a
00:43:17.520digital id even to shop in some cases i'm sure this will not be an instant thing well one day
00:43:25.220april the 20th of 2025 uh you if you haven't got a digital id you're not allowed in superstore it's
00:43:32.120going to be one of these things where they transition it it's the john cougar mellencamp
00:43:36.120thing i was telling a friend of mine this morning the john cougar mellencamp transition right let me
00:43:43.440explain when john cougar first started out he was john cougar heard so good jack and diane john
00:43:49.440cougar but he didn't want to be called john cougar anymore he hated it his name is john mellencamp
00:43:54.120So the record company said, okay, we can transition your name, but we'll do it slowly over the course of a few albums in the mid 80s. So he became John Cougar Mellencamp and people got used to that. And then eventually he just dropped the Cougar altogether. Now he's just John Mellencamp and he's still the same guy we know and love.
00:44:11.200we still know that he sang jack and diane and hurt so good but he's a different name now
00:44:18.920that is what they're going to do with the digitalization program which will lead us
01:19:34.520I can reach out to Elon and to his staff, and I can see what's happened.
01:19:37.760And I can sit here today and hold you all in account.
01:19:41.760I am angry for the millions of Americans who were silenced because of your decisions, because of your actions, because of your collusion with the federal government.
01:24:35.600Joe Biden's war on American energy is one of the key drivers of the worst inflation in 58 years.
01:24:43.520And it's hitting every single American family very, very hard.
01:24:48.480Biden reversed every action I took that achieved energy independence, and soon we were going to be energy dominant all over the world, energy dominant.
01:29:51.720no don no so that's where he loses me i don't know what he is
01:29:59.160i used to think that he was the monkey in the wrench bruce willis diehard i used to think that
01:30:05.200he was you know that guy but i don't know what he is anymore okay i've got one two more things for
01:30:17.820you guys here oh this is the director of the world health organization warning us about a
01:30:26.300new possible pandemic listen over the past few weeks there have been several reports of
01:30:33.040mammals, including minks, otters, foxes, and sea lions, having been infected with H5N1 avian
01:30:41.380influenza. H5N1 has spread widely in wild birds and poultry for 25 years, but the recent spillover
01:30:52.720to mammals needs to be monitored closely. For the moment, WHO assesses the risk to humans as low,
01:31:01.460Since H5N1 first emerged in 1996, we have only seen rare and non-sustained transmission of H5N1 to and between humans.
01:31:13.100He is a veterinarian, so I suppose he can speak with some authority on the animal thing.
01:31:19.340We cannot assume that will remain the case, and we must prepare for any change in the status quo.
01:31:26.740As always, people are advised not to touch or collect dead or seek wild animals, but to report them to the local authorities.
01:31:39.040WHO is working with national authorities and partners to monitor the situation closely and to study cases of H5N1 infection in humans when they occur.
01:31:51.440WHO's Global Laboratory Network, the Global Influenza Surveillance and Response System,
01:31:58.440identifies and monitors strains of circulating influenza viruses and provides advice to countries
01:32:05.440on their risk to human health and available treatment or control measures.
01:32:12.440WHO recommends countries strengthen surveillance in a setting where humans
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01:42:45.42045 and five zero and it could be 45 and it could be 50 what's the number i'm thinking of if you
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01:43:12.240i see no correct guesses on rumble none so let's go over to facebook
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01:43:32.400didn't listen to a word that i said what are you doing what are you doing come on uh no i said
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01:44:31.920brand new appointed commissioner for the national citizens inquiry into the government response for
01:44:38.800covet 19 he is going to be a guest on the show tomorrow night you can also go check out his
01:44:43.140website the true facts c19.com ken drysdale looking forward to it it's been a while since
01:44:49.360we've talked you guys have a great night i will catch you tomorrow night at eight o'clock central
01:44:54.880for another shadow at night live stream until then i love you all take care of yourselves