The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Thurs Jan. 12⧸2023

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00:03:30.000 hello everybody and welcome to shadow at night this is thursday january the 12th 2022 and

00:03:49.540 i would like to welcome everybody watching from across the country and even in parts of the united

00:03:54.300 States actually we have people watching from all over the world which is kind of cool and if you

00:04:01.880 are watching from someplace outside of Canada feel free please feel free to go ahead and because

00:04:07.440 it'll be interesting to get your perspective if you have any perspective at all on a question

00:04:13.220 I'm going to ask the regular and not so regular Canadian viewers tonight hello Kathy watching from

00:04:19.580 chatham and sheila's watching from oshawa paul is watching from tyndall manitoba hello marnie

00:04:24.580 from st catherine's lit we got a big ontario contingent tonight gord hello yes lisa marie

00:04:30.920 presley has died at the age of 54 of heart failure apparently we don't know exactly what her medical

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00:04:46.980 down just a second Cheryl's watching from Russell Sammy hello from Cape Breton Nova Scotia hello

00:04:52.480 Adrian hello Carol from Brantford hello Gloria yeah yeah everybody is telling me about Lisa Marie

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00:07:39.980 okay so the question i want to ask you is going to come after i play a couple of videos for you

00:07:46.240 guys tonight don't forget if you're watching on facebook like and share you can even share this

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00:07:55.640 don't be afraid to give me a retweet and a like okay let's go to brazil where a lot of people

00:08:02.460 have been protesting the election from a few months back and they're still protesting

00:08:07.860 i've seen on twitter in the past couple of weeks that people in canada have been calling the

00:08:15.100 trucker convoy the world's biggest and best pro protest regarding everything that's been

00:08:21.740 happening the last couple or three years because guys i believe it's all tied together it's one

00:08:26.560 big globalist movement that's what it is covid all of the other stuff that goes along with it

00:08:32.540 it's all about the globalists including i believe the election in brazil that's only my opinion

00:08:38.580 elections everywhere for that matter it's only my opinion but here here's what's been going

00:08:45.300 look at these people in brazil and they've been coming out day after day after day

00:09:08.580 I don't know.

00:09:38.560 need to see it again we saw look at all i don't even know if that ended because i'm watching for

00:09:44.720 the end of that march all through that 45 second video and i couldn't see the end like you're kind

00:09:50.400 of going where where's the end is it ever going to end now i understand there's a lot more people

00:09:54.480 in brazil than there are in canada but that's quite a display and watch this now

00:10:08.560 Okay, so we're going to get into this story about Danielle Smith in just a second.

00:10:34.080 Now, those kinds of rallies have been going on, not just in Brasilia or Rio, but all across the country for months, weeks and months.

00:10:47.720 I understand the weather in Brazil is better than it is in Canada, so that could be a factor, obviously.

00:10:52.880 But let's take all the obvious factors out of the equation.

00:10:56.800 And yes, I do not want to disparage or in any way downgrade what happened in Ottawa last year.

00:11:02.140 I believe it was phenomenal for Canada, because nobody ever thought Canada was going to be able to mount any kind of resistance to this government overreach, this globalist government overreach at all.

00:11:13.740 And we did last year for a period of about three weeks before Trudeau sent the goon squad in and crushed literally some people out of the streets of Ottawa.

00:11:24.440 but let me ask you

00:11:28.140 and I guess this goes for the United States

00:11:32.780 although I believe that people in the United States

00:11:35.900 if pushed as far as the people of Canada have been

00:11:39.720 would stand up and say

00:11:42.060 no, no, no, that's enough

00:11:43.720 but their court system seems to be working better

00:11:46.500 than the court system up here

00:11:48.900 and I'll get into that as well

00:11:50.020 a little bit later on in the show

00:11:51.740 I want to ask you guys

00:11:54.440 why Canadians are so passive about what's been happening.

00:12:03.040 Now, us here in this group, I'm going to say we've got maybe 1,000 people watching this live right now,

00:12:09.820 and by this time tomorrow night, probably 10,000, 15,000 people will have seen this show, which is fine.

00:12:17.460 I would rather it's 150,000, 250,000, because we need to wake the hell up.

00:12:24.440 Why is it, and I'm not talking about, again, our group, and I'm not talking about the zealots, the Branch Covidians, the forever maskers, the ones who are married to the cult of COVID, not those people.

00:12:41.200 i believe those people are beyond saving but why is it there's so many people in the middle

00:12:49.840 who are passive who are like about this whole thing in canada especially it's always been like

00:12:58.080 that in canada we're always just kind of nice and polite why is that because i believe that

00:13:07.300 has been a huge downfall in our response to what's happened to us in the past two or three years and

00:13:13.820 the governments the provincial governments the federal governments they knew this was going to

00:13:19.420 happen they knew this they knew that there'd be a small faction of people that stood up but mostly

00:13:25.180 there would be people going oh well what are you going to do so let me ask you and it's not about

00:13:31.920 the cold weather. It's about the mentality of Canadians as a whole, I think. Why are we like

00:13:38.680 this? What is it about this country that makes us so passive? Why are we so

00:13:49.400 uncaring about these crimes that have been perpetrated on us? And I believe they're crimes.

00:14:01.180 And why do we just sit back and take it when we go through all the proper channels,

00:14:05.760 like the court system and whatnot, and go, oh, well, I did my best.

00:14:11.020 I did everything I could do.

00:14:14.780 Why do we roll over so easily?

00:14:17.120 What is it about Canadians?

00:14:18.520 Because when it comes to hockey, oh, no, no, no.

00:14:24.660 But when it comes to our lives, our freedom, our families, we just knuckle under.

00:14:30.180 Do we not believe that it's really happening?

00:14:33.180 I think there's something to be said about that.

00:14:35.340 But let's go and...

00:14:39.340 Burghardt says on Rumble,

00:14:41.680 Shadow, I have a friend living in Brazil

00:14:43.280 and the people finally lost

00:14:45.140 because the military they thought would back them

00:14:48.400 got bought out by the unwanted new president

00:14:52.560 and shut the people down.

00:14:54.040 Very disco.

00:14:54.940 Yeah, well, you want to know what?

00:14:56.680 I don't think that's going to deter them.

00:14:58.820 And I know what you're talking about

00:15:00.860 They were tear gassing and apparently

00:15:02.420 In some cases rubber bullets

00:15:04.300 And it's been speculated that real bullets were used

00:15:07.100 In those massive crowds by the Brazilian military

00:15:09.800 But they're still going

00:15:11.880 The protests have not stopped in Brazil

00:15:15.460 And even if they slow down a little bit

00:15:19.580 You know they'll come back

00:15:20.620 Those people are determined down there

00:15:23.440 They believe they had an election stolen from them

00:15:26.060 And they are not going to lie down

00:15:28.820 Now in Canada, we actually had, this is hilarious. I'm not sure if you guys remember this or not. The last election, about a year and a half ago. Elections Canada came out about two months after that election. And I said this right on the show. They came out and said, yeah, we just kind of didn't count 200,000 votes.

00:15:50.360 what i'm sorry you didn't count 200 000 votes they could be key votes and key writings

00:16:02.020 tightly contested writings you didn't count them what happened were they spoiled ballots no no we

00:16:08.960 just kind of missed them but that question wasn't even asked by any of the left-wing marxist

00:16:16.260 corporate media nobody questioned that at all they just came out with their statement and they

00:16:20.000 got away with it because they said well you know i mean 200 000 votes it wasn't going to swing the

00:16:26.000 election any one way anyhow well how could they actually say that did they bother to count them

00:16:32.840 at all even after the deadline passed i wonder but there's no information on that 200 000 votes

00:16:40.080 in a country like canada where 17 or 18 million people vote that's quite a large percentage

00:16:44.800 of votes that just kind of went away and nobody said anything here whereas in the united state

00:16:52.900 well they actually have proof of election interference down there proof and they fight

00:16:59.580 back constantly they go through the courts they fight back they fight back they fight back

00:17:04.120 and eventually you know if the americans are pushed they will take to the streets they will

00:17:10.580 but what is it about Canada

00:17:13.860 nice isn't cutting it anymore

00:17:18.420 Greg says Prince Harry said people in the UK are credulous

00:17:25.180 I'd say the same about Canadians like what we just

00:17:27.820 but where did that come from

00:17:31.860 why are we so passive

00:17:34.500 what do you think

00:17:40.580 lazy and apathetic cindy says yes i agree but why why is that what's going what gets into our

00:17:51.860 mentality if we stand up you know i've even felt this in the past if you stand up and say something

00:17:59.640 and try and rally people around they make you feel bad about it to the point where you go all right

00:18:05.220 but then I'll just sit back and take it like everybody else.

00:18:10.880 But when we come out in numbers, that's the difference.

00:18:16.500 But why can't we get these numbers?

00:18:20.000 Why are people so willing to just bend over

00:18:22.620 and allow Justin Trudeau to do what he's doing to our country?

00:18:28.120 And he is the perpetrator of all this nonsense that's happening here.

00:18:31.960 Yes, I understand he's a puppet of the World Economic Forum

00:18:36.800 And perhaps BlackRock and State Street and Vanguard

00:18:40.760 And all those big, huge investment firms

00:18:44.500 Hedge funds

00:18:46.300 But what is it?

00:18:53.220 Jen, was it Jen?

00:18:54.840 Jen says maybe Canadians have been dumbed down over the years

00:18:57.400 Well, okay, now we're on to something

00:18:59.360 I've been thinking about this all day

00:19:01.960 And it occurred to me, after seeing another one of these libs of TikTok videos, we hear first world problems.

00:19:10.240 We've been hearing that for quite a long time now, right?

00:19:12.560 First world problem.

00:19:14.020 We complain about having an ingrown toenail or about not being able to find the right color shirt or something trivial like that.

00:19:22.540 When there's people actually starving out there, you know, they can't feed themselves.

00:19:26.580 They can't feed their families or they're living, actually living in a war, like a real one.

00:19:31.960 or they're in the middle of a genocide.

00:19:37.860 Seriously.

00:19:39.780 They're being hauled away to a concentration camp

00:19:42.360 like the Uyghurs in China.

00:19:44.220 We've had it really good here

00:19:46.160 for a very, very long, long time.

00:19:49.420 Think about since the end of World War II

00:19:52.460 because the greatest generation,

00:19:54.880 our grandparents and their parents before them,

00:19:58.760 they fought for freedom.

00:20:01.960 They went to Europe, they fought in wars that were pretty much going to define how this country operated for the next 100 or 200 years.

00:20:19.140 It was all about freedom, it was all about our way of life, our very way of life, what we had built here, what they had built here.

00:20:26.940 they were defending that and so in the last 75 years what's happened generation after generation

00:20:36.040 after generation has never had to fight for a goddamn thing we've been given everything on a

00:20:42.960 silver platter and the reason i i brought up that libs of tiktok some kid some blue-haired kid

00:20:51.240 talking about how her school doesn't recognize her gender status or her preferred pronouns or

00:20:58.540 whatever and i thought this is what we've come to where that kid's great great grandfather

00:21:06.760 had his legs blown off in world war ii defending our way of life and now that kid who's probably

00:21:15.440 older than her great-great-grandfather who had his legs blown off in world war ii

00:21:20.180 when he had his legs blown off is complaining about a school not recognizing her gender identity

00:21:26.340 and oh my god it's terrible i can't stand it and that's what makes them cry

00:21:32.040 our generation or generations i'm going to say we've got a lot of gen xers and baby boomers

00:21:39.540 watching this show and i'm going to say we are partly responsible for that because it's natural

00:21:46.280 for every parent to want their kids to have a good life even better than the ones we had so

00:21:53.680 we started taking our trivial problems and making them much bigger than they ought to be

00:21:58.380 until we get to this point in our society which is pretty much broken

00:22:08.520 and that's why i keep saying now we need a common sense revolution and notice that they waited for

00:22:15.280 this the globalists waited for this moment they've tried it a couple of times before i believe they've

00:22:22.320 experimented with trying to do what they're doing now they've experimented h1n1 maybe the swine flu

00:22:28.380 in the 70s but the problem for them then was they didn't have the proper means of communication

00:22:33.020 social media i think but the biggest thing was they needed all those world war ii veterans who

00:22:40.740 used to come to our schools when i was in elementary and junior high school and talk

00:22:44.300 to us every remembrance day and tell us what it was like fighting in those wars so we could have

00:22:49.680 our fancy flared jeans and our velour shirts and our rock bands and our albums and our records

00:22:58.140 they waited for all those people to die there are no world war ii veterans left

00:23:05.720 to come and tell us how it was to tell us what they fought for there's nobody left

00:23:12.040 yeah we've got veterans in canada who fought in afghanistan but that

00:23:18.080 what was that all about peacekeeping and i'm not trying to make their service any less important

00:23:24.920 but those wars in the grand scheme of things really didn't mean so much as a matter of fact

00:23:34.040 i could go as far as saying they were orchestrated by the global cabal just to keep the war machine

00:23:39.360 going but world war ii and that could have been orchestrated as well i mean if you want to go

00:23:46.300 really really deep down a rabbit hole you could say yeah yeah hitler was manufactured

00:23:51.460 i'm i'm not adverse to looking more into that but ultimately

00:23:58.840 that's what's happened to our society over the past 70 what eight years now we've gotten soft

00:24:08.960 and complacent and lazy and entitled

00:24:15.580 and when it comes to

00:24:19.480 and we just can't even believe

00:24:23.320 that this is really going on

00:24:27.520 around us right now

00:24:28.620 that there is still that evil out there

00:24:32.640 that wants to rule the world

00:24:34.240 we just can't wrap our heads around that

00:24:36.760 because if we do

00:24:38.240 start thinking about that

00:24:40.220 it might all of a sudden become real

00:24:42.040 and then what do I do?

00:24:43.100 oh my god

00:24:43.880 i had a friend message me a couple of days ago a friend from the before times

00:24:55.660 who i've known for like 20 years or so and he caught a post that i had made on my facebook page

00:25:04.740 from about two months ago and i just wanted to talk to you about that like what the hell's

00:25:09.480 gotten into you man i said what do you mean what's gotten into me as well you never used to be like

00:25:14.660 this like what well i mean you're just what you're a conspiracy theorist now and i said no

00:25:26.620 clearly you didn't know me that well in the before times if you think that i would go along with the

00:25:38.260 flow i've always been a question asker i've always wanted the truth ultimately that's always

00:25:45.440 been my thing truth and so when i see so many politicians and corporate leaders like

00:25:53.020 obfuscating around simple questions you see it it's like why can't they just give us a simple

00:25:59.920 answer well they're politicians that's how they talk no this is different than that

00:26:04.280 this is not about some tax cut you promised and then didn't deliver on this is different this is

00:26:10.580 way deeper the government has reached right into our homes in the past three years they have told

00:26:16.940 us that we can't have more than so-and-so two three people over at our home they told us that

00:26:23.460 and then they used fear to enforce it

00:26:26.600 and the police

00:26:30.400 and we just kind of went

00:26:35.340 so is it that

00:26:40.040 is it that in the more

00:26:41.760 economically developed countries

00:26:44.820 the ones who have enjoyed

00:26:45.980 this kind of freedom for the last 75 years

00:26:49.220 is it like we can't believe it

00:26:51.040 and we've never learned to fight for anything

00:26:52.740 and so we're not going to start now

00:26:54.080 is that what it is

00:26:55.000 I think that might be what it is

00:27:00.400 I don't know, that's something for you guys to talk amongst yourselves about.

00:27:06.600 Because if we can come up with some kind of answer,

00:27:10.180 if we can come up with some kind of consensus,

00:27:12.380 then that might be able to help us reach those people.

00:27:18.900 But ultimately, I do believe things need to get a lot worse

00:27:22.460 before people will be willing to stand up.

00:27:25.160 and so it's our job to communicate how bad things have gotten and how bad they might get

00:27:32.560 if we keep allowing this nonsense to continue all right

00:27:38.000 that's that then rebel news did this story today the ndp

00:27:44.300 this is a party that may form the next government of alberta i want you to think about that

00:27:52.120 rachel notley and her ndp almost wrecked alberta in the four years they had

00:28:02.020 a few years back before they got voted out by the people of alberta they voted jason kenny and

00:28:09.880 the ucp and now danielle smith is the leader of the ucp and the premier of alberta and the latest

00:28:17.300 polls show us that the NDP is leading slightly in Alberta, 47% to 44%, something like that.

00:28:25.960 It's possible the NDP could get back into power in Alberta. Now, there's a lot of people who say

00:28:32.280 Canada is lost already. There's no point in even bothering anymore. I say no, that's not true.

00:28:37.860 But if we lose Alberta, we may as well just...

00:28:40.860 last one out shut the lights the NDP are demanding an investigation into Smith

00:28:49.820 Danielle Smith on COVID prosecution meddling accusations she campaigned during her leadership

00:28:56.840 campaign on dropping the COVID tickets and fines in her leadership bid and has since recommitted

00:29:01.660 to ending the prosecutions of lockdown scofflaws when asked by rebel news reporters

00:29:06.880 but this tweet today from Irfan Sabir who is an NDP MLA and the former minister of community and

00:29:15.100 social services in Rachel Notley's government says an immediate independent investigation

00:29:20.740 is warranted into Danielle Smith's interactions with crown prosecutors in light of her admission

00:29:25.160 that she has frequently questioned them about their prosecutorial judgment

00:29:29.980 and you want to know what the sad thing is he's right politicians have no place in the court system

00:29:39.560 so for anybody who has been suggesting that danielle smith or another politician should

00:29:47.720 get involved in how the courts decide things or what gets prosecuted and what doesn't get

00:29:53.580 prosecuted or what the police uh should go after and what they shouldn't go after that's not up to

00:29:58.720 the politicians. They don't direct the courts. They don't direct the police services in their

00:30:03.140 provinces or cities. They are independent government bodies who are not directed by

00:30:12.520 politicians. So this guy has got a point, sadly. The province of Alberta is facing a crown

00:30:20.940 prosecutor shortage with real crimes against real victims under threat of going unprosecuted or

00:30:26.400 being tossed out of court over unconstitutional delays.

00:30:32.620 Danielle Smith first expressed her desire to end the use of government resources to

00:30:37.200 go after those accused of COVID crimes like opening a church without attendance caps or

00:30:40.780 having Christian dinner outside of a social bubble in her campaign kickoff to replace

00:30:45.300 outgoing UCP Premier Jason Kenney as leader of the party.

00:30:48.060 But now, apparently, she will be investigated on that, or at least possibly investigated

00:30:55.260 on that.

00:30:56.400 this is something else here it's very bothersome that our court system and our police forces are

00:31:06.040 operating the way they're operating and only public pressure is going to get them to stop

00:31:11.260 only public pressure is going to get them to see the error of their ways and this is something

00:31:16.000 that i will give the freedom convoy credit for amongst actually giving the people of this country

00:31:21.760 hope and i will tell you that when they came through winnipeg last year i cried minus 35 i'm

00:31:28.820 standing outside of uh the city because they came in through the west and i'm standing there that

00:31:35.360 gas station freezing my ass off and crying that so many people came out to see them and there

00:31:42.740 were so many of them i just couldn't believe it i thought wow this gives me great hope to keep going

00:31:48.380 but when you see this kind of thing it's discouraging but the freedom convoy gave

00:31:58.880 people hope and it also got things changed without the freedom convoy saskatchewan never would have

00:32:04.520 dropped their mandates i firmly believe that the province of saskatchewan dropped their mandates

00:32:09.640 based upon being terrified that there was going to be something like the freedom convoy happen

00:32:14.300 in their province. Same with Alberta, same with Manitoba. I believe that politicians were affected

00:32:20.080 by that turnout. Politicians are affected. They are human beings. Remember that. And they will

00:32:29.500 be influenced, possibly even intimidated by large public displays.

00:32:36.220 but for some reason it seems like the judiciary in this country

00:32:45.900 they just don't get it yet maybe they will at some point a second person has been charged

00:32:55.300 in judge intimidation case from the winnipeg police and this comes from left-wing corporate

00:33:00.540 ctv winnipeg police service has charged another person with the intimidation of a manitoba judge

00:33:06.200 in connection to an incident that happened during the pandemic.

00:33:09.920 In a news release, the Winnipeg Police Service says

00:33:12.980 Randall J. Cameron, 45, was arrested yesterday in Calgary

00:33:17.700 on the strength of a Canada-wide warrant.

00:33:19.780 He's been charged with intimidation of a justice system participant

00:33:23.860 and attempting to obstruct justice.

00:33:29.400 Winnipeg Police say the arrest is in connection to a case in June of 2021

00:33:33.720 in which Manitoba Judge Glenn Joyle was followed by a private investigator

00:33:37.360 to try and catch him breaking public health restrictions.

00:33:40.640 How is that intimidating exactly?

00:33:43.760 And if you're any kind of decent private investigator,

00:33:46.100 you're probably not going to be seen by the person you're investigating.

00:33:49.320 You'll be watching through, you know, the long telescope behind a tree or something.

00:33:57.300 Several Manitoba churches were being represented by the Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms

00:34:01.940 during a challenge against public health orders at the time and joel was presiding over that case

00:34:06.500 john carpe then head of the jccf is admitted to hiring the private investigator and publicly

00:34:12.500 apologized he was arrested by calgary police on new year's eve and faces the same two charges

00:34:19.300 as cameron the winnipeg police said cameron was given a release order by a judicial justice of

00:34:24.700 the peace they do not anticipate any further arrests in the case ctb news winnipeg has reached

00:34:29.480 out to the jccf for comment all charges have yet to be proven in court intimidation

00:34:35.880 i don't see how that's intimidation you were following the guy you're allowed to do that

00:34:42.520 how is that like unless any threats were made that's just that's reaching but why would the

00:34:49.060 winnipeg police service do that especially in the john carpe case where he's already apologized to

00:34:56.520 the judge in question it doesn't make any sense except for them to try and make a point of never

00:35:05.400 having this happen again we're gonna show you bastards that we're in charge that's what this

00:35:11.260 boils down to as far as i'm concerned we're gonna make an example of these guys oh yeah yeah like

00:35:19.420 there's a lot of people who think that you know the judges and the people who work in the court

00:35:25.700 system they're beyond reproach right like but they're humans and they're arrogant humans at

00:35:31.080 that because they've been pampered for a very long time and they think they're special

00:35:34.980 so they're going to show us how special they really are

00:35:38.320 this is justin trudeau answering a question about supplying japan with natural gas listen to what

00:35:48.460 he has to say if you can stump you came here looking i'm sure for commitments from canada

00:35:53.960 for more LNG export.

00:35:56.800 I'm wondering, Prime Minister Trudeau,

00:35:59.440 what commitments you made to the Japanese

00:36:02.200 in regards to that and whether or not you're

00:36:04.580 looking at easing regulatory hurdles

00:36:06.840 so a project like the phase two expansion

00:36:09.140 of LNG Canada can get approved

00:36:11.480 and start shipping natural gas.

00:36:13.640 Obviously, we talked a lot

00:36:16.240 about how Canada can be a reliable supplier,

00:36:19.260 not just of energy, but of critical minerals,

00:36:22.320 of commodities and resources, including agricultural resources, that the world is going

00:36:30.080 to need as we move towards a net zero economy around the world.

00:36:35.360 We're very excited about the LNG Canada project, which was the largest private investment in

00:36:41.580 Canada, a project led by Shell on the West Coast, in which a Japanese company, Mitsubishi,

00:36:47.740 is a significant partner because we know that being a reliable supplier of energy is important

00:36:55.240 and we're going to continue to look for ways to be that reliable supplier of energy.

00:37:00.520 But even as we do talk about things like LNG and other traditional sources of energy,

00:37:07.100 we know the world is moving aggressively and meaningfully towards decarbonizing,

00:37:14.640 towards diversifying, towards more renewables.

00:37:17.120 And that's where the agreements that we've already seen that develop between Japanese and Canadian companies on hydrogen, on ammonia, on various new technologies are really exciting.

00:37:30.140 As I mentioned, there's going to be a number of Japanese CEOs coming to Canada in the coming months from the Battery Association, an industry association around batteries in Japan, very interested in becoming part of our battery supply chain, which was recently recognized as the second most important in the world.

00:37:51.460 We're also going to be going to Japan with a trade mission in the fall that will continue to deepen those things.

00:37:57.500 So there's a lot of conversations we've had, and Canada is going to continue to make sure we're doing what creates good jobs in Canada and more sustainable, reliable futures for people around.

00:38:10.060 No, just transition. No more oil and gas. Forget about that. Notice how noncommittal he was.

00:38:17.340 We're, you know, we can be, he said, we can be a supplier of energy like natural gas and oil.

00:38:24.980 We can be, we won't be, but we can be.

00:38:30.580 And then he started talking about the net zero transition and clean energy and renewables and all of those things that have been proven not to work.

00:38:38.700 And this battery thing, which is a joke.

00:38:47.340 So there was a conversation that was happening today.

00:38:53.000 Oh, hang on.

00:38:53.960 It's time for me to go to the Rumble Rants and see what's going on there.

00:38:58.480 Were there any Rumble Rants that came in tonight?

00:39:01.860 Nothing I see highlighted.

00:39:03.360 Okay, you guys.

00:39:04.560 That's okay.

00:39:05.280 No big deal.

00:39:06.460 What did we say?

00:39:07.660 Castro the soulless.

00:39:12.480 That's Wayne.

00:39:13.740 Wayne Peters.

00:39:14.660 What's up, Canada?

00:39:15.400 and Wayne, who has put together that fantastic website called Looking Glass Media, LGM.news.

00:39:24.560 So there was a great conversation that was happening on Twitter today.

00:39:27.540 The Pleb, I'm not sure if you're on Twitter, but if you are, follow The Pleb, at The Pleb.

00:39:32.920 The P-L-E-B, The Pleb.

00:39:37.960 He's funny, he's entertaining, and he also makes some very good points.

00:39:41.480 But he's talking about the PPC bros.

00:39:43.340 so there's an argument between the pleb who is a canadian conservative party guy

00:39:48.440 or a conservative party of canada guy and a bunch of other guys who are ppc guys

00:39:53.340 and it strikes me as odd that that argument happens because there are not enough people

00:40:03.220 who are in the middle or on the right of the middle just to the right of the middle never

00:40:07.920 mind the extreme right-wing knuckle-dragging skinheads that we all know there are thousands

00:40:14.840 of in Canada oh my god but there are not enough people on the right side of the political spectrum

00:40:23.780 to ever give to ever give the conservative party of Canada a majority government unless they all

00:40:34.520 get together so how could the ppc be that important well it could be because according

00:40:45.400 to pretty much every poll out there they still garner between three and five percent of the vote

00:40:50.920 or the intended vote and when you've got the conservative party of canada garnering 34 maybe

00:40:58.840 35 percent of the vote that's the difference between a minority government and a majority

00:41:04.840 government in our political system in our first past the post system if you can get past 37 or

00:41:10.920 38 percent of the vote then you're going to win a majority and the only way for the conservatives

00:41:16.400 to win and stay in power is to win a majority government if they win a minority that government's

00:41:22.500 going to be gone in two weeks time why because all of the opposition parties are marxists and

00:41:27.980 they will band together and they'll have a confidence vote and the government will be

00:41:31.800 gone.

00:41:33.380 Maybe not two weeks, maybe three weeks, but it won't be very long at all.

00:41:40.360 And so what people aren't seeing here, including Maxime Bernier, in my opinion, and there's

00:41:47.320 going to be a lot of PPC bros who see this and they go, oh, Shadow, you're so wrong,

00:41:51.560 man.

00:41:51.760 The conservatives, they're evil.

00:41:52.960 They're just as evil as Justin Trudeau.

00:41:54.860 Well, that may be in many cases.

00:41:57.980 They may be just as bad, but if we can get the PPC to get PolyEv and Company to agree on a few very important points behind closed doors regarding the World Economic Forum and all of this globalist nonsense that's going on, then we might get something going.

00:42:24.520 now remember because of that middle bubble of people who think we're conspiracy theorists

00:42:32.280 you can't come out and you can't politic you can't campaign on the world economic forum

00:42:40.340 you just can't do it danielle smith i think that was probably a trial balloon in alberta

00:42:46.760 danielle smith came out and immediately the left-wing corporate media

00:42:51.960 went after her so what needs to happen is you got to get in using good old conservative roll

00:43:00.240 up your sleeve values like inflation whatever else they can find and then you start working

00:43:07.760 on the other problems and that's what the agreement needs to be between the ppc and the cpc

00:43:13.880 those two acronyms are too close together anyway just put mush them all together and call it the

00:43:20.420 ccpp but that backroom agreement needs to be we have to get rid of all of the u.n stuff that

00:43:31.080 we're doing we have to get rid of our ties to the world health organization we have to actually

00:43:36.900 probably pull out of the u.n right but these are things that happen only after you get a majority

00:43:42.840 government you couldn't do it without that and then you have to start dismantling the cbc and

00:43:50.200 then you have to start withdrawing all of the funding that you've been giving the left-wing

00:43:53.920 corporate media so they can attack you so they can't attack you my mistake and once the left-wing

00:44:02.440 corporate media is reduced to rubble as we know they would be without taxpayer dollars then maybe

00:44:08.920 we can get a fair and reasonable system going on in this country get rid of all these censorship

00:44:19.220 initiatives that the current government because guys I mean come on let's be honest we have to

00:44:26.880 we have to retain free speech in this country if we don't if Trudeau is allowed to move ahead with

00:44:32.280 these ridiculous bills that he's probably going to move ahead with in the not too distant future

00:44:37.080 and by that I say a month maybe two months we're screwed if we lose our free speech we are screwed

00:44:43.280 screwed

00:44:49.220 so regardless of what side you're on in the battle for conservatism conservatism in canada

00:45:00.640 you better get your head screwed on straight and say maxime pierre polyev and it's polyev it's not

00:45:09.660 paul revry it's not paul or vry it's polyev pierre polyev i interviewed the guy when he was like 22

00:45:16.940 years old in ottawa i was working the morning show at the bear there which was a radio station

00:45:21.180 not anymore but it used to be 106.9 the bear he came in for an interview one morning he was a

00:45:26.380 funny charming kid i thought pierre polyev where do you get polyev with this spelling he says that's

00:45:33.960 that's how you say it polyev i said okay polyev it is pierre polyev mr polyev mr bernier can we

00:45:40.940 get together and agree on these things and then move ahead together because if we don't

00:45:49.060 justin trudeau will be the prime minister of this country in perpetuity that's it

00:45:57.020 so this gives us if if the right does manage to get together in this country

00:46:03.500 and i i still don't think it's going to happen i mean i want it to

00:46:09.140 but i don't i don't think so that gives us a chance to slow down this thing

00:46:16.460 trudeau has got us on a breakneck course to being number one in the globalist sweepstakes

00:46:24.840 maybe if we get the conservatives in there we can slow that roll down and maybe fall back in

00:46:31.100 the pack a little bit to number 25 or number 26 and that gives us time to come up with solutions

00:46:36.380 actual solutions because i'll tell you right now that if if if trudeau wins again

00:46:46.000 forget about it forget about it

00:46:50.360 but something that's even more important as far as canada is concerned we have to find a way

00:46:58.060 to get jagmeet singh to pull the trigger on this alliance he has with trudeau so we do have an

00:47:02.880 election. Because if they stay in power until 2025, that's the year that things, according to

00:47:14.800 everything I've read in the last couple of weeks, 2025 is the year that things are going to get

00:47:20.780 really bad, really bad. And, you know, here's a great case in point. The globalists are now

00:47:31.260 trying to say something we've been using for oh a hundred years maybe longer well no you can't

00:47:37.520 no no gas stoves brain damage maybe that's why trudeau doesn't want to sell uh natural gas to

00:47:45.460 the japanese because he doesn't want to give the entire country brain damage

00:47:49.000 alexandria ocasio-cortez has been dragged this according to the new york post obviously for

00:47:55.320 claiming gas stoves are linked to brain damage she's been heckled by a lot of people on twitter

00:48:02.480 she said did you know that ongoing exposure to no2 from gas stoves is linked to reduced

00:48:08.340 cognitive performance she said in response to representative ronnie jackson a republican

00:48:14.620 from texas vowing to never give up his gas stove but the congresswoman's attempted clap

00:48:19.240 back backfired as detractors mainly politicians and conservative activists were very quick to

00:48:24.820 pile on. Is this an attack on Gordon Ramsay? Joked Max Avery, a former Arkansas state, blah, blah,

00:48:30.780 blah, blah, blah. So this has become a thing on Twitter, natural gas. But look, according to the

00:48:38.060 Gateway Pundit, who is responsible for this sudden push to ban gas stoves? Apparently it's a partner

00:48:46.160 of the World Economic Forum. The abrupt push by Democrats led by the Biden regime to ban gas

00:48:54.160 stoves has enraged and confused americans across the country the good news is we may have found

00:48:59.560 the primary culprit behind the push and it's connected to the world economic forum redstate.com

00:49:05.540 which first broke the story points out prominent democrats and liberals never demonstrated an iota

00:49:11.180 of concern over gas stoves before not even noted low iq congresswoman

00:49:17.180 alexandria ocasio-cortez who made an utter fool of herself not for the first time either

00:49:28.240 by claiming a study shows gas stoves are dangerous to brain health

00:49:33.700 a major twitter leftist named max kennedy also got in on the act pushing the supposed dangers

00:49:43.620 of cooking with gas and like aoc he had never tweeted about gas stoves before and there he is

00:49:48.960 there oh that's not him that's that's charles cook uh where's the rest tweet by libs of tiktok

00:49:57.480 showing kamala harris jill biden pocahontas and aoc all cooking on gas stoves do they appear

00:50:03.360 alarmed over the potential impact to their health so why the manufactured outrage over gas stoves

00:50:09.500 Where did this study AOC cited come from? Redstate.com has the answer. Regardless, it's worth asking where all this is coming from, right? Why did Democrats all start moving in lockstep to ban gas stoves, seemingly with no prior concern at all? And sure enough, with a little digging, it's been revealed that this isn't just idle science taking place.

00:50:27.860 the company behind the study is called carbon free buildings that company is a partner of the

00:50:34.520 world economic forum and has a true believer ceo who wants to rid the world of all carbon emissions

00:50:40.580 which is impossible and would lead to mass extinction by the way the world economic forum

00:50:47.540 strikes again but not themselves that's what they're so cagey with right they always speak

00:50:52.840 through somebody else so we have to find out exactly who they're tied to these companies

00:51:00.380 these spokespeople that speak out oh probably a world economic forum member let's go have a look

00:51:04.420 speaking of the world economic forum it's happening next week in davos switzerland up to

00:51:09.060 5 000 soldiers are to be deployed to secure the upcoming meeting in davos

00:51:13.820 with one week to go i'm going to make this bigger guys i can't see that even with my glasses on i

00:51:19.680 can't see that so here we go with one week to go until the who's who of the most radical globalists

00:51:25.000 descend upon the picturesque ski resort town of davos switzerland for the world economic forum

00:51:29.800 annual meeting up to 5 000 soldiers from the swiss army will be deployed to offer military support to

00:51:37.380 the civil authorities of the canton of graubinden who are responsible for securing the summer's

00:51:44.680 premises and its participants in a statement released friday january 6th the swiss defense

00:51:51.920 department said the federal assembly the country's parliament had approved the deployment of the swiss

00:51:57.300 army contingent to ensure the security of thousands of participants the swiss german language newspaper

00:52:03.060 blick reports this year's deployment is part of a three-year commitment from 2022 to 2024 by

00:52:09.280 parliament to support these high profile civic activities 5 000 soldiers nobody is getting near

00:52:17.000 anybody there now because of trudeau's antics and what's been going on in canada i'm sure you've

00:52:24.660 heard of several people who have escaped to the united states and there's a lot of people who say

00:52:29.920 i gotta get to florida ron de santis and besides you know the climate's pretty good down there

00:52:35.560 aside from the odd hurricane or two but have you ever been to south dakota my friends i love south

00:52:42.620 dakota i think south dakota is a great state yeah it's probably underrated underpopulated too i think

00:52:52.300 the biggest city and in south dakota you could fit in the back of a pickup truck but it's beautiful

00:52:58.860 The Black Hills, they're amazing.

00:53:02.200 Deadwood, awesome.

00:53:04.900 Awesome little town.

00:53:06.900 All kinds of fun there, and history as well.

00:53:09.560 And all kinds of great camping and fishing and hiking, spearfish.

00:53:15.340 South Dakota, one of my favorite little towns.

00:53:19.280 They got a great governor, great way of life in South Dakota.

00:53:21.920 The governor there cites business family leaving Canada and maybe heading to South Dakota.

00:53:28.860 Kristi Noem. That's her right there. Kristi Noem said in her first state address of 2023 that she's

00:53:35.340 in talks with an unnamed Canadian family-owned company that wants to relocate to her state

00:53:39.840 because of Canada's strict pandemic response. On Tuesday, Noem, a Republican, blasted U.S.

00:53:45.380 President Joe Biden for maintaining a vaccine mandate along the country's borders throughout

00:53:50.060 her speech. We're in touch with a company in Canada that wants to move their business to the

00:53:54.940 Black Hills. I can't share a lot of details with you yet, but we're very excited about this company.

00:54:00.460 They're currently buying property that they haven't even seen in person. She wouldn't mention

00:54:04.820 this unless it was a very large company, don't you think? Or at least medium-sized, medium to

00:54:09.680 large size. Why bother if it's like a 20-person operation? I'm sure this is bigger than that.

00:54:18.220 This family and their business have suffered due to the COVID restrictions and vaccine mandates

00:54:22.480 and Canada. Their daughter was even expelled from her university for refusing the vaccine.

00:54:28.420 That's what's going on in the United States. Meanwhile, here in Winnipeg today, a story from

00:54:35.140 CBC Manitoba that says Manitoba's low bivalent vaccine uptake worries healthcare experts

00:54:40.920 as the XBB.1.5 variant spreads. It's a cold.

00:54:52.480 just under 18 percent of manitobans have one dose of the bivalent covet 19 vaccine

00:55:00.360 the province says 18 percent oh no we have to bring those mandates back or we're all doomed

00:55:06.320 the hospitals will be overflowing it'll be game over man game over

00:55:10.420 can anybody name the movie that that quote comes from

00:55:16.240 and the actor who said it game over man game over i'm not even going to get into that story

00:55:26.420 because i've already told you the good part of it and the rest of it is like oh no

00:55:31.500 just more caterwauling from taxpayer funded left-wing marxist corporate media

00:55:37.320 deadline is passed for pfizer to submit results of post-vaccination heart inflammation study to u.s

00:55:44.200 regulators. The deadline is passed. I wonder why that is. Why did they just let that deadline go?

00:55:54.300 Pfizer was required by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to conduct multiple studies on

00:55:59.340 the vaccine after the FDA approved the shot in August of 2021, because regulators determined

00:56:05.520 that without the studies, there would not be sufficient data to assess the known serious

00:56:10.100 risks of myocarditis and pericarditis or heart inflammation and a related condition and regulators

00:56:17.000 were also concerned about the potential risk of subclinical myocarditis or heart inflammation

00:56:21.960 without typical symptoms in other words a young in shape athlete could just get on the field or

00:56:30.680 the rink and suddenly just die but that doesn't happen does it it was fine

00:56:38.620 the fda told pfizer to carry out six studies with various deadlines for completion and reporting

00:56:45.740 final results to the agency the first final deadline arrived december 31st

00:56:49.860 pfizer was required to submit a report on the study which was to assess the incidence of

00:56:54.680 subclinical myocarditis following administration of a third dose of this thing in people aged 16

00:57:01.460 to 30. Now, this is interesting here, guys. I'm going to make this bigger. This is a video

00:57:10.060 from Project Veritas. This is a Pfizer employee. Hang on, let me make this small again so I can

00:57:18.280 read you the caption here. I love James O'Keefe and Project Veritas. Pfizer scientists reveals

00:57:27.020 that they knew about the risk of heart issues.

00:57:33.280 Check it out.

00:57:34.480 Chris Croce is a senior associate scientist with Pfizer.

00:57:37.760 He goes on to explain a test that is currently taking place at Pfizer,

00:57:41.420 not to determine the effectiveness, but to see if it is leading to heart attacks.

00:57:45.760 I'm glad you didn't get any myocarditis.

00:57:48.500 Yeah.

00:57:49.080 That's a concern, right?

00:57:50.320 No.

00:57:50.860 More so for younger people.

00:57:53.060 Why?

00:57:53.500 that's what we're looking into right now oh yeah so um

00:58:00.260 yeah we're doing we just sent like 3 000 patient samples to get tested for like elevated

00:58:13.700 antroponant levels yeah um to see if it's vaccine-based or so i don't know we just sent that

00:58:24.000 over this past week and the last batch will be sent over next week all external testing we'll

00:58:31.100 see hopefully it's good because i mean if not then my opinion that might pull something from the

00:58:36.980 market okay now just to show you a little bit of fake headline usage here and this is just a tweet

00:58:47.480 but this guy says this is shocking pfizer scientist reveals that they knew about the risk of heart

00:58:53.880 attacks well i don't think that's necessarily true watching this clip so let's watch it again

00:59:00.220 maybe i'm wrong chris croce is a senior associate scientist with pfizer he goes on to explain a

00:59:05.420 test that is currently taking place at Pfizer not to determine the effectiveness but to see

00:59:10.280 if it is leading to heart attacks. I'm glad you didn't get any myocarditis. That's a concern,

00:59:16.520 right? No. More so for younger people. Why? That's what we're looking into right now. Oh,

00:59:24.700 cool. Okay, so that's where I think this person who made the tweet made the mistake there. He

00:59:33.040 said it's a it's a concern but he i don't i don't think he ever said anything like

00:59:40.000 scientist reveals that they knew about the risk of heart attacks

00:59:44.320 so misleading we have to watch everything that we publish ourselves because the worst thing in

00:59:57.600 the world is to be called a liar well one of them and the next worst thing is to be for that person

01:00:06.860 to be proven right we got to watch ourselves all right let's get into the indoctrination of children

01:00:14.900 we'll just make that transition right now there's absolutely nothing smooth no smooth

01:00:22.160 segue i could make into that so i just let's jump right into it scholar pushes back against

01:00:27.960 university equity diversity and inclusion initiatives is anti-academic professor mark

01:00:35.360 mercer president president for the society of academic freedom and scholarship wants to see

01:00:41.040 more pushback against this equity diversity and inclusion initiatives at colleges and university

01:00:46.200 the St. Mary's University philosophy professor, says they are anti-academic. Watch in this video

01:00:52.320 what he has to say here. So our staff's thought is that EDI initiatives and EDI ideology are

01:00:59.760 fundamentally anti-academic. They don't embody academic values and they don't serve academic

01:01:06.680 goals. So academic values are values such as the individual scholarship. The scholar sees him or

01:01:18.400 herself as someone who's actively trying to understand something. And understanding doesn't

01:01:26.900 track race or sex or ethnicity or any of these other categories. So guys, there is pushback

01:01:35.540 happening from inside the universities and probably inside the public schools as well at

01:01:42.200 least i would hope so it's just that these people are so terrified to say anything publicly for fear

01:01:49.800 of backlash and ultimately that's really all they can do to you is the backlash that's it

01:01:57.260 right and if an organization tries to fire you for something you said publicly you can say wait

01:02:05.900 a minute hold on i'm going to sue your ass and i'm going to win this is my own personal opinion

01:02:10.860 and it has no reflection on you or your company so you can unless it's something absolutely egregious

01:02:18.500 by the way you know like

01:02:22.320 exposing yourself to a kid

01:02:28.340 but if you know just for stating something that you believe in a political statement like jordan

01:02:36.160 peterson for example right and maybe that guy was emboldened by jordan peterson so we have to push

01:02:43.080 back against this nonsense and now that we have twitter which is allowing the freedom of speech

01:02:49.940 that we've all been complaining about censorship facebook jail and all that right we can do it

01:02:56.120 without fear of repercussion i'm going to be talking to a lady uh tomorrow night who was

01:03:01.300 fired from her job for refusing the shot i almost said vaccine there and i'm trying really hard not

01:03:10.360 to say vaccine because guess what it's not not a vaccine michigan middle school threatens to sue

01:03:16.320 after official releases photos of grade school children pole dancing at a club during a school

01:03:22.660 outing this from the gateway pundit so you're not going to see the kids faces obviously in that

01:03:26.720 picture michigan grade schoolers enjoy the local adult club's pole dancing facility in recent class

01:03:32.880 outing michigan school district superintendent robert shaner threatened to sue a local official

01:03:37.500 for releasing a photo of grade schoolers pole dancing at a local nightclub during a recent

01:03:42.340 school outing. School says the kids were having lunch at the club when the dancing, the pole

01:03:47.540 dancing took place. Fox News reported a trip from a Michigan school district brought students to a

01:03:53.420 restaurant with an attached lounge that included stripper poles, according to a trustee on the

01:03:58.340 school board who called the incident an example of poor judgment. The incident threatened or

01:04:03.240 I'm sorry, highlighted by libs of TikTok, showed middle school students pole dancing.

01:04:08.480 There they are there.

01:04:10.020 Andrew Weaver, who's a trustee on the school board, said students began dancing on the poles and took photos of the incident.

01:04:15.780 It occurred in November of last year when a middle school teacher at Hart Middle School took kids on a school trip to the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.

01:04:23.240 The students were taken to lunch at Nicky's Pizza, which is attached to Nicky's Lounge.

01:04:27.560 The students were moved from Nicky's Pizza due to the lack of available space and into the lounge.

01:04:33.240 The superintendent of the district, Robert Shainer, said he would consider bringing legal action against the outspoken board trustee, Weaver.

01:04:40.620 So this could have been a mistake.

01:04:45.240 But when we've got going on what is going on now, that's the kind of mistake you simply cannot make, especially if you're, you know, caring for little kids.

01:05:00.200 And that Halton school board.

01:05:03.240 The ones who have been grappling about what to do with that big balloon-titted, did I say titted? Breasted? Dude? Prosthetic breast? You know what, I just don't know how to describe that guy at this point anymore.

01:05:20.400 but they may soon finally deal with him so here's the story from tnc.news and there he is there

01:05:27.960 looking great

01:05:29.160 decorum oh oh they're going to bring decorum back may soon be returning to halton district

01:05:39.080 school board classrooms at a special meeting last week trustees approved the request to

01:05:44.560 education director curtis ennis to craft a professionalism policy for teachers which

01:05:50.040 includes a requirement to quote maintain appropriate and professional standards of

01:05:54.500 dress in the classroom the report is due on march the first with an interim report expected next

01:06:00.160 month this of course directed at the situation with trans teacher kayla

01:06:05.720 i'm sorry i just i still don't know what this is i'm waiting for this guy to come out and say

01:06:18.000 well they finally dealt with it you know like i'm i'm hoping i'm hoping that's what he does

01:06:26.640 but i don't think so he's been coming to class like that since september sporting these mammoth

01:06:33.400 prosthetic breasts with the tight tops and the the fake nipples

01:06:38.820 it's a shop teacher i started out in the fall wearing this obscene and unprofessional outfit

01:06:46.060 to class at oakville trafalgar high school but since the story made headlines south of the border

01:06:52.820 and as far away as britain i'm not going to say she he's been moved from school to school

01:07:01.500 and class to class as a fill-in substitute teacher escorted into school by police guard

01:07:07.700 like the police can afford to do this and this is a transplant from the toronto district school

01:07:14.580 board it's responded like a deer caught in the headlights unable or unwilling to address the

01:07:18.800 concerns of many parents if that wasn't preposterous enough in november the trustees approved a

01:07:23.980 ridiculous report from hr superintendent sarhi taha indicating that a formal or professional

01:07:31.040 dress code and grooming standards would be likely to expose the board to considerable liability

01:07:35.900 what are they talking about the report claimed professionalism must be balanced with a culture

01:07:42.740 of respect equity and inclusion and that employers need to allow employees to express themselves

01:07:47.920 according to their lived gender in other words they were concerned about a lawsuit and not about

01:07:59.680 the kids being exposed to this caricature of a drag performer and that was written by that article

01:08:06.420 i'm not going to any more of it that article was written by sue ann levy who has a weekly show

01:08:13.420 on uh on true north on tnc.news you might want to check it out there she is right there

01:08:18.340 and one more preposterous thing before i wrap it up tonight

01:08:23.400 and this comes right from the give them an inch and they'll take a mile

01:08:29.640 file a vancouver man now wants to open canada's first crack and heroin store

01:08:35.880 because you see on january 31st

01:08:45.520 bc will decriminalize personal use quantities of heroin fentanyl meth cocaine and mdma

01:08:53.360 possessing less than 2.5 grams of those drugs will no longer be illegal so naturally of course

01:09:01.800 you should be able to buy them legally right that makes perfect sense

01:09:05.480 and if that is the case then this guy wants to be the guy to do that

01:09:11.840 he wants to call it the drugs store it would be a retail location selling hard drugs and

01:09:25.620 quantities of exactly 2.5 grams per customer staff would wear bulletproof vests and face

01:09:32.200 masks not for covid safety but to shroud their identities i wish this were april the first

01:09:41.740 so i could say april fool but it's not it's january the 12th january 13th friday the 13th

01:09:52.340 is tomorrow i can't wait to see what happens tomorrow but that's a real story you guys

01:09:58.640 that is what's happening to our country

01:10:03.160 and I know that it seems hopeless

01:10:07.380 and lost

01:10:09.100 but it's not

01:10:12.700 it's not if we stand up and fight back

01:10:18.040 that's what we have to do

01:10:21.740 now some are saying to me

01:10:24.760 Shadow, if that's the case and you really believe that

01:10:27.240 then why don't you get behind that convoy that's coming to winnipeg next month and i say the reason

01:10:32.940 is because i still don't know what it's supposed to be although i think i might know what's going

01:10:39.540 on i still don't know all the players involved in organizing this thing i know exactly where

01:10:44.340 it's going to be and i don't see how this is even going to be remotely logistically feasible

01:10:52.540 so i'm just gonna wait on that one and uh we'll see what happens but that from what i understand

01:11:04.120 has turned from a protest into a symposium of sorts

01:11:10.520 i don't know so i'm gonna wait for more information to come out on that

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01:17:40.920 So LGM dot news. All right. If you have any questions, comments, concerns and guys, I've been inundated the last couple or three days with email.

01:17:49.160 So if I haven't gotten back to you yet, I apologize. I'll try to get back as soon as I possibly can.

01:17:54.040 That's it for tonight. I will catch you tomorrow night at eight o'clock central for another Shadow with Night live stream.

01:17:59.420 Until then, have a great rest of your evening and a great day tomorrow.

01:18:02.700 I love you all, and I will talk to you soon.

01:18:05.140 Bye for now.

The Shadoe Davis Show - January 13, 2023

Shadoe at Nite Thurs Jan. 12⧸2023

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