The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at NIte Thurs Jan 18th⧸2024 w⧸Special Guest Chris Scott

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00:02:00.000 hey everybody how you doing welcome it is shadow at night it's thursday january the 18th 2024

00:02:14.160 special guest from the whistle stop cafe in mirror alberta tonight chris scott is going to be joining

00:02:19.380 the show in just a couple of minutes hello eddie watching in stonewall cheryl is watching tonight

00:02:25.140 from alberta hello tis and chris tis and chris not together they're separately but they're

00:02:29.880 both watching tonight hello ellen from victoria lena is watching irina from red deer dana's

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00:04:41.660 you more about those products later on in the show let's bring on chris scott right now from

00:04:47.000 the whistle stop cafe in mere alberta hello chris and thank you for coming on the show tonight really

00:04:52.700 appreciate you taking the time we were going to have carrie come on as well but he had a show he

00:04:57.700 was going to tonight or something he said so we'll get the both of you on at some point down

00:05:03.220 the road but it's good to have you back uh let me just say yeah let me just say this to you my friend

00:05:08.580 you uh you carry a lot of people on your page just once you shared the whistle stop shared

00:05:16.720 my advertisement of this show tonight man they came out those uh those those haters came out

00:05:23.000 in full force has this been going on for quite some time with you or is this just a recent

00:05:27.840 phenomenon oh no this has been going on forever i mean it's just life right some people like you

00:05:33.660 some people don't like you yeah yeah but from our side of things i mean never mind the lefties we

00:05:38.760 know what they're going to say but from our side it seems like they're coming after you

00:05:43.180 and i can't figure out what the hell say you know saying our side or their side that implies that

00:05:49.120 we're different we're not we're no different the left and the right um our freedom side and this

00:05:54.560 these communists that don't want freedom we are no different we're human beings we just see things

00:05:59.660 different ways and we're all subject to the same flaws the same human condition that each other is

00:06:05.580 and so it's not expected that people even from our side act the way they do i mean we we do exactly

00:06:12.780 the same thing as those who we we say we're fighting against it's human nature oh the

00:06:21.220 interesting thing about that is you know we're all here for a reason and that reason is we used

00:06:26.980 the power of discernment when this whole thing came around four years ago almost now and we

00:06:32.480 decided you know this doesn't sound right i don't think i'm going to buy into this madness and we

00:06:37.740 didn't for the most part we didn't wear masks we didn't take the shots i mean there are people

00:06:42.200 watching right now who did do that stuff and they've woken up later but discernment was a big

00:06:47.900 thing and now it seems like there's black and white there is no gray area we're never all going

00:06:55.520 to agree on the same thing all the time but just because somebody disagrees with you about one

00:07:00.560 thing or they heard from a friend from a friend from a person from a friend that you did this

00:07:04.680 all of a sudden they start hating you like this is another example of mass psychosis from that

00:07:10.860 doctor over in europe i forget his name now but i'm really excited do we get to talk about chemtrails

00:07:16.000 today i i wasn't going to go there but if you want to bring it up then by all means feel free

00:07:25.340 hey i'll i'll talk about everything but here here's the way i look at this um i'm going to do

00:07:31.300 what i think is the right thing to do and i don't give a crap what other people think if they

00:07:37.800 appreciate that and they want to get behind it, thank you very much. If they don't want to,

00:07:42.440 then I'll leave you in my dust or whatever, or you can watch me fall on my face. It really doesn't

00:07:47.400 make any difference to me. The idea that all of us that got into this fight, it was because of

00:07:54.780 freedom, I don't agree with that at all. I think that in some respects, the freedom movement was

00:08:02.260 giving people with free existing agendas an opportunity for a platform. So that's one thing.

00:08:08.420 And there's nothing wrong with that. I mean, if you want to get your message out, you get your

00:08:11.000 message out with people who are going to listen to you. The other thing is, for maybe for a lot

00:08:16.420 of people, I confirmed their already existing biases, like maybe they were looking at the world

00:08:22.200 through one type of lens, and I confirmed that for them. So they supported me. But then, of course,

00:08:27.900 when you find something that you don't agree on and you don't confirm those biases, you threaten

00:08:33.060 their worldview or the way they look at reality, all of the sudden you get this emotional response

00:08:39.320 that doesn't have much logic behind it. And then we're willing to, we see this all the time,

00:08:45.600 cast a good person aside because we don't believe something that they do. You know,

00:08:51.380 But with the whole chemtrail thing, I view that whole conversation as a faith-based conversation

00:08:59.020 because there really isn't any physical hard evidence that can be supported, observed, tested, and repeated.

00:09:06.200 You have to have a measure of faith to do it.

00:09:08.600 I believe that a man named Jesus died on the cross for our sins, and I believe in God.

00:09:13.800 That's a faith-based thing.

00:09:15.240 So are people going to say, well, Chris, I'm not going to, I wouldn't support your fight for freedom because you believe in Jesus.

00:09:23.500 It doesn't make any sense, but it is what it is.

00:09:26.820 It's human nature.

00:09:27.760 This isn't the first time.

00:09:29.040 And I've learned that if we let those kind of things slow us down, we're never going to get anything done.

00:09:35.620 So I'll just keep going and drag people kicking and screaming with me if I have to.

00:09:39.060 have you obviously you've looked for evidence of these chemtrails and and what they may or may not

00:09:45.200 be poisoning the atmosphere with i've looked into it it's not a big big thing for me because there's

00:09:50.760 so many other things on my plate and every single day i get so many emails from so many people you

00:09:55.020 got to cover this you got to talk about that so it's very difficult yeah i'm sure you do too

00:09:58.940 um but with the chemtrail thing i actually did see a few videos from pilots who said they were

00:10:05.240 taken money to put these canisters on a plane and and just release them at a certain time over a

00:10:10.420 certain area they didn't know what was in them and they didn't know what this stuff might do

00:10:15.580 to the plant life or to the animal life beneath them i've seen the same videos yeah so what are

00:10:22.040 your thoughts on that then i've also seen videos where we went to a different planet and we uh

00:10:27.560 fought some big giant blue aliens to get a material named um of unobtainium i've seen lots

00:10:34.940 of things i've seen lots of videos now i'm not saying i'm not going to be so bold or

00:10:41.140 asinine to say none of those things are real but what i can say is i can look at a lot of those

00:10:49.640 things and i can disprove either in part or in whole uh that that particular thing okay so and

00:10:59.000 that's kind of the way science works like we're supposed to all be you know being like pursuing

00:11:05.620 real science where we we have a hypothesis and we test and we try and disprove it so that by process

00:11:12.060 of elimination we can get to the best result but with the chemtrail conversation um you know we

00:11:17.580 could start at the beginning and I could spend an hour and you could ask me about things and I could

00:11:21.280 very likely, using logic and common sense and a very minor knowledge of physics, disprove a lot

00:11:28.320 of the theories, not saying that the entire conversation is false. However, what I will say

00:11:34.840 is a lot of the information that we see out there seems to me to be designed to get people like us

00:11:42.100 who agree on other things um to fight amongst each other we are the ants in the jar the black

00:11:48.460 ants and the red ants and somebody out there is throwing things in there and shaking the jar so

00:11:53.020 that we eat each other okay um this is no different than when i went through the first year of 0.99

00:11:59.120 restrictions in my restaurant i followed the rules i wore the stupid masks i smelled my own breath for 0.96

00:12:03.420 a year which was horrendous i can't stand that i drink a lot of coffee and uh eventually i had to 0.98

00:12:09.000 say, well, this doesn't fit reality. If I, by process of elimination, uh, look at these things

00:12:15.920 logically and critically, I know that what is going on around me is wrong. And so I decided

00:12:22.160 to stand up against it. Well, the chemtrail thing is no different. Um, the one mistake that I did

00:12:27.440 make though, because I'm an asshole, am I allowed to say that on your show? I responded to some 0.98

00:12:34.220 videos that people sent me. So when people lash out at me, oftentimes I'll lash back. Now that a

00:12:39.580 lot of people that I offended with my fake chem spring video, they didn't appreciate it because

00:12:43.700 they didn't have the backstory. Well, I had been barraged by emails and text messages and videos

00:12:49.180 and phone calls at my restaurant while I'm cooking and serving food to people saying, Chris, you got

00:12:55.280 to look at this video. How dare you speak out against this camera? And I'm like, seriously?

00:12:59.120 okay well hold my beer you believe what you see on the internet i'm gonna make a video and i'm

00:13:05.480 gonna put it on the internet just to show you that what you see might not be real the worst part

00:13:12.100 about that thing the majority of the people got that got mad at me for that video got mad at me

00:13:17.720 because they believed that the video was real they acted on it oftentimes telling me that i

00:13:26.320 should burn in hell and then they found out it was real and that was insulting to them so they

00:13:31.900 were angry at me and I said if you want to be angry at anybody you should be angry at yourself 0.99

00:13:35.740 because I made a video that was so obviously fake I literally said this plastic little doohickey is

00:13:43.140 for genociding an entire province and then I proceeded to say and if anybody argues with you

00:13:49.080 that this video is fake you tell them you saw it on Facebook so it has to be real so I hurt people's

00:13:55.900 feelings. And I really hurt them. And honestly, I kind of meant to. It's kind of a wake-up call,

00:14:02.340 like, you know what? Pay attention. There's people that are doing things to us. They're making us

00:14:06.180 act in certain ways against each other while we're ignoring what's actually coming. We're staring at

00:14:12.240 the sky and screaming at pilots saying they should be in jail. Meanwhile, there's monsters right

00:14:17.380 behind us about to strip us of our rights and freedoms. That's why I did that video. And you

00:14:22.300 what in hindsight probably should have handled it a little bit differently but you know what i'm

00:14:27.020 i'm a man i'm i'm not perfect so you know there there are nights where i want to come on and and

00:14:33.820 scream and say what are you guys thinking about what are you smoking and it almost came out last

00:14:40.140 night when i saw that video purportedly from the world economic forum where that guy is standing

00:14:47.420 on the stage i'm not sure if you've seen this because i know you've been doing a lot of driving

00:14:50.540 lately but there's a guy standing on the stage klaus schwab is sitting in a chair just off where

00:14:55.840 the podium is with some beautiful yeah but it's a fake right it's clearly you know it's a fake

00:15:02.720 the guy who designed it told us it was a fake the the guy on x but what happened was that video got

00:15:08.880 peeled off there put on tiktok instagram and all of that without the disclaimer so people start you

00:15:15.800 You know, some friends of mine even shared this thing.

00:15:18.340 Oh, can you believe what happened at Klaus Schwab?

00:15:20.740 Oh, my God, this is awesome.

00:15:23.180 And I looked at it and I went, well, this is clearly fake.

00:15:26.480 I mean, you can tell the difference in quality in terms of camera, lighting, all of that stuff, the edits.

00:15:32.480 It was just I knew that it was fake.

00:15:35.760 And so I went on last night and I said, we have to be able to use the power of discernment to say, no, this is not real.

00:15:42.760 I like the message.

00:15:43.800 I love it. It was absolutely beautiful. If it really happened. And last night, have your Millet, the president of Argentina, got up and gave him what for, said socialism's coming right to the Western world.

00:15:56.180 We need to do something about it. He said those words. So that was a great thing. But that video, I believe, was planted by the World Economic Forum.

00:16:06.420 Do you think so?

00:16:06.980 absolutely because they wanted they wanted us they wanted us to believe that something like

00:16:13.300 that could happen and i saw that they knew they knew that mille was going to say what he said

00:16:19.900 yesterday in his special address to the world economic forum and they didn't want that to

00:16:25.540 have an impact so they released that fake video the day before interesting interesting so i saw

00:16:33.000 that video and i i just i laughed my ass off and i i even re i reposted on the whistle stop page i

00:16:38.900 said i have no idea if this is real i wasn't as astute as you were with the lighting and that

00:16:42.980 that kind of thing i said i have no idea if this is real but i don't care i love it this is fantastic

00:16:47.740 right and it's what all of us would love to be able to say on a stage like that and we just don't

00:16:52.720 have the opportunity so it's just a moment of like you know yeah that's awesome right i thought it

00:16:57.740 was great so look let's let's talk about what i saw you ranting on the other night you and carrie

00:17:02.360 were doing a show and by the way guys carrie was going to come on tonight but he had a prior

00:17:06.480 commitment so he can't we'll get uh chris and carrie on the show together at some point down

00:17:10.320 the road you made a very great statement about the coots four and the fact they've been in lock

00:17:16.860 up now for 705 days i believe and not enough people are doing their part to try and get this

00:17:24.660 resolved and it's not just about those guys it's about the fact that the judicial system in this

00:17:31.040 country has been allowed to do this thing to these four men yeah before we get into that

00:17:38.640 i just noticed someone mentioned the dimming totally happy to debunk that entire thing

00:17:44.800 done by a self-proclaimed climate alarmist that wants us to stop all air travel

00:17:48.980 anyway let's get on to stuff that's actually really important these guys that have been in

00:17:53.340 jail for 705 days so uh during the course of the last 705 days i've been aware that these guys are

00:18:00.220 in jail. I heard about the arrest. And just like everybody else, we thought, hey, this is going to

00:18:04.340 be, you know, they'll be in, they'll get out on bail, we'll go through the court thing. That

00:18:08.900 hasn't happened. I mean, they have been going through the court thing, but they're still in

00:18:13.140 jail. They haven't been afforded bail. I've participated in rallies and fundraisers. I drove

00:18:19.060 the picker truck down to Lethbridge a couple of times to support these guys. Eventually, I got to

00:18:23.660 the point where, well, number one, I can't afford $30,000 of insurance for the picker truck, so I

00:18:28.440 can't drive it number two i can't afford to leave my restaurant and spend a thousand dollars to

00:18:32.440 drive there and back um but thank god there were people that took up the advocacy for those men

00:18:38.620 and they started getting the word out uh margaret mckay is one of them and and many others i just

00:18:44.040 i can't remember everyone by name but i remember margaret because she's a friend of mine so i was

00:18:49.060 i took comfort in the fact that somebody was doing something and the word was getting out

00:18:52.160 this whole time i've been watching what's going on often well every now and then i'll talk about

00:18:58.380 it and let people know that hey these guys are still in jail they're not getting any bail

00:19:01.860 and then something happened a few days ago and that was chris chris carbert and hello betty by

00:19:08.220 the way his mother's watching uh he was denied bail again after months and months of prep work

00:19:14.920 and applications and working with his lawyer and working with the courts and this and that

00:19:19.540 and they're they're model citizens citizens in as inmates they're they're perfect inmates uh and

00:19:25.840 they're still not out on bail and I thought to myself what in the four men in prison what in the

00:19:34.580 four is happening here that these guys are in jail it's almost two years right so uh it's not

00:19:41.160 that I haven't been thinking about them and and wishing that I could do something it's just when

00:19:46.180 I saw that it really it infuriated me I mean Chris has lost two family members in in jail um I talked

00:19:53.980 to the other chris the other day and it was a very difficult conversation because i was talking to a

00:19:59.160 father who hadn't seen his kids who was going to miss his daughter's 16th birthday coming up

00:20:02.540 and even now like i'm it's uh it's it's tough to talk about because those father feelings come up

00:20:08.840 so i had a conversation with a friend of mine marco van hugaboss who's also uh in really serious

00:20:15.640 hot water over the coots thing and we're talking about this and we thought you know what this is

00:20:19.280 this is bullshit we have to start talking about this people have to know what's going on 0.91

00:20:23.500 and the backstory to this and the backstory and the bigger picture about these men being in jail 0.99

00:20:30.160 is way bigger than just four guys getting charged with some uh some some charges and being in jail

00:20:37.540 for 705 days but we can't talk about that stuff because of the publication ban the gag orders and

00:20:43.080 all of that right i can talk about whatever the hell i want i just have to accept the consequences

00:20:49.040 of my action after which i'm prepared to do right so you suggested that you were having some problems

00:20:54.800 with that i don't want to go into that if you don't want to go into that but let's uh let's

00:20:58.800 throw this picture up here on the screen amazing zoltan on x shows us the judge who denied bail to

00:21:06.240 chris carbert the other day joanna kubik a trudeau appointed federal judge who denied the bail um

00:21:14.960 um 702 days this was posted three days ago this woman has donated to the liberal party 26 times

00:21:23.740 so of course i'm not going to take somebody's word for it on x especially somebody called

00:21:28.060 amazing zoltan whether he's a good guy or not i don't know cool name though so i very cool name

00:21:32.900 so that reminds me of that movie big i think they used amazing it's not in that so i went to

00:21:38.920 the house of commons documents there's a 256 page document that's a transcript of a debate that was

00:21:45.880 had in the house of commons in 2017 when trudeau was just completely pasting liberal judges all

00:21:54.160 over the country and this was in a transcript in 2017 or 2018 john akubic a federal judge donated

00:22:04.100 26 times to the Liberal Party

00:22:06.120 of Canada. This person

00:22:07.960 should not be in any position

00:22:10.060 to be talking about

00:22:11.940 or granting bail

00:22:14.220 to anybody

00:22:15.660 based upon her

00:22:18.080 allegiances and

00:22:19.780 obviously her left-leaning

00:22:21.820 political bent.

00:22:26.620 So how is it she has 0.95

00:22:28.020 not been removed from this case yet?

00:22:30.800 It's amazing to me.

00:22:34.100 so we have people sitting in positions of authority of all different creeds stripes colors

00:22:43.520 whatever uh we have christians muslims atheists buddhists sikhs whatever uh and we are to expect

00:22:51.920 that people that are balancing our rights and freedoms against our uh our our societal

00:22:59.900 boundaries are going to do it without bias that is impossible people have a bias no matter what

00:23:09.280 how much they train no matter how many years they practice as a lawyer how many years there's a judge

00:23:13.700 they're going to have a bias now i want to point something out for the folks watching

00:23:17.960 it is not as important who the judge is that denied the bail or what her biases are because

00:23:26.900 we will not ever there's one judge in the universe who doesn't have a bias and only judges based on

00:23:34.560 truth and that is god that's it men women we are fallible and we're gonna have we're gonna make

00:23:41.060 mistakes the problem here isn't necessarily that it's a liberal judge that's uh deciding the fate

00:23:47.300 of chris and and some of the others the problem is that the system doesn't have checks and balances

00:23:52.540 to prevent the bias from influencing the decision or destroying lives.

00:23:57.100 That's a huge, huge problem.

00:24:00.140 Now, if you want to zoom out a little bit or back up a little bit,

00:24:04.340 consider who appoints our judges.

00:24:08.800 So in this case, this judge was appointed by a liberal minister.

00:24:14.220 One of the other judges that's involved in the trial stuff,

00:24:17.200 he was appointed by Stephen Harper's minister of justice, a conservative.

00:24:21.160 and you know maybe the the the bias would be a little bit different

00:24:25.200 justin trudeau if you recall we drove some trucks to ottawa a couple years ago

00:24:32.780 to parliament because we wanted to have a discussion we wanted to speak with our government

00:24:38.140 we wanted to parlay with our government and justin trudeau got fake covid and ran and hid

00:24:44.440 immediately wouldn't talk to the people well what people may not know is that while the convoy

00:24:50.760 people, truckers, whatever, were in transit. Justin Trudeau and his cabinet were discussing

00:24:56.400 using the Emergency Measures Act in order to stop the protest because it was so dangerous, right?

00:25:02.700 Now, here's another little tidbit of information. Shadow, do you know in the last, you're a little

00:25:06.860 older than me, you might remember, when was the last time that piece of legislation was used

00:25:11.300 in this country? Well, that piece of legislation was only formulated in the 1980s. This is the

00:25:17.340 updated version the emergencies act as opposed to the war measures act it was the war measures

00:25:21.440 in 1971 i think by his dad because of the flq crisis absolutely another power hungry communist

00:25:29.380 dictator who didn't want to listen to the people and instead used power afforded to him by the

00:25:35.280 people to silence the people and put the boots to them so justin trudeau was discussing how to use

00:25:40.880 that because you know as he admires communist communist china's basic dictatorship he also

00:25:46.640 wants to have basic dictatorship here so that he doesn't have to discuss things like the

00:25:51.340 ramifications of infringing on people's rights and freedoms over a virus. So there was no

00:25:57.920 justification to use that piece of legislation at the time. So it is rumored and alleged

00:26:05.740 that there is a piece of paper floating around out there somewhere that insinuates

00:26:11.580 the Liberal government may have directed or encouraged the Crown prosecutors and the RCMP

00:26:22.180 to find specific things that could justify the use of the Emergency Measures Act.

00:26:27.840 Now, this might sound very conspiratorial, but have you ever met Justin Trudeau?

00:26:35.140 have you been noticing the um the pattern of scandal and abuse of power out of the PMO

00:26:43.880 in the last uh 10 years it's been blatantly obvious and he just walks away from it every

00:26:50.080 time so in this case he wants to shut down this protest so the police get a search warrant for

00:26:56.540 the coots demonstration area whatever I'm not sure exactly what the details around that are

00:27:00.960 but it's come out now that the details surrounding that search warrant are very shady there's some

00:27:07.120 problems there the defense has been talking about this as an issue because everything hinges on that

00:27:12.380 this search warrant was used they didn't really find anything but it gave them justification to

00:27:18.080 go look at something else so they found guns in southern Alberta whoopty friggin do everybody in

00:27:25.020 southern Alberta's got guns shouldn't have been there but whatever they're legally and lawfully

00:27:29.660 owned firearms. The RCMP released those pictures to the media and spun the narrative that there

00:27:37.440 was an insurrection happening and that these men were conspiring to murder police officers.

00:27:43.420 Now, during my time in the public eye, there's been many times where people have said things to

00:27:50.640 me like, I'm not backing down. I'm standing up for my rights and freedoms. I'm willing to die

00:27:55.260 for my rights and freedoms that type of talk can be considered to be uh you know talking about

00:28:02.720 hurting people coming to take away your rights in this case it'd be the rcmp

00:28:05.840 and that's pretty flimsy i mean like it is i don't know what was said and and it to me it's 0.98

00:28:12.800 it's less important if somebody said something stupid and is now paying the consequences for 0.93

00:28:18.180 that's completely different and and we're not we're not talking about that right now we're 0.97

00:28:22.660 talking about this process that was used by government to put the boots to us so they found

00:28:29.460 people talking like this they found or they took pictures of things that scared the public

00:28:35.340 those pictures went to the PMO that morning and those pictures as per the report that was done

00:28:44.660 by the commissioner for the inquiry into the emergencies act were the pivotal moment when

00:28:50.420 when the justification for that act uh was was found so when that happened

00:28:56.420 they used that to put the boots to the peaceful protesters in ottawa

00:29:01.500 do you see what do you see what i'm saying here the government of canada had a huge incentive

00:29:10.600 to find something and make it look really really bad so that they could justify removing rights

00:29:18.560 like hasn't been done since 1972 by another Trudeau that's the problem now do you think

00:29:27.520 they're trying to intentionally vilify people who went against them during that period or

00:29:33.420 or is this just an experiment in power Trudeau saying how far can I take this before the people

00:29:41.780 finally go that's enough I don't think they even have to ask that question I think they already

00:29:46.700 know. When any government does anything, they already know how far they can push. I mean,

00:29:51.560 the amount of money that goes into, you know, experimenting on small groups of people to find

00:29:59.320 out what exactly you can do. Canada has an entire department called the Behavioral Sciences

00:30:04.220 Department of Canada that was designed to distribute and promote propaganda to make

00:30:09.540 people wear masks and get jabs and nudge them in the direction the government wanted to go. So

00:30:14.780 to me the idea that the government didn't know what they could do it doesn't hold water to me

00:30:19.940 they knew exactly what they could do they knew exactly how people would respond to this type

00:30:25.060 of thing why do you think the Canadian government owns our media it's so that when things like this

00:30:31.240 happen they can release one picture and turn the entirety of a country against four men

00:30:37.560 and to the point where they're okay with them being in jail without any bail now guilt or

00:30:44.100 innocence completely aside that is not what i'm i'm pissed off about here i'm pissed off

00:30:50.300 that these men who stood up against to to the government are being treated like hardcore

00:30:59.100 criminals actually they're not because hardcore criminals are released on bail within a few days

00:31:04.120 there's some very sad news out of alberta in the last few days shadow i don't know if you've heard

00:31:09.100 a young woman was murdered by her her ex-partner now the story gets worse

00:31:17.000 that man brutally assaulted this woman she got a restraining order against him

00:31:24.960 and conditions which he violated he got a fine he got more conditions violated them again he got he

00:31:31.500 did it again more conditions a fine a stricter conditions a couple days in jail released right

00:31:37.100 away he murdered her he murdered her a few days ago and that woman was the sister of our minister 0.99

00:31:44.440 of education here in alberta now these four men said maybe some of them said stupid things maybe 0.96

00:31:51.160 some of them didn't i don't know that's for the courts to decide they owned firearms some of them 0.67

00:31:55.800 maybe they did maybe they didn't again for the courts to decide but they're still in jail after

00:31:59.840 705 days not having lifted a finger not harmed anybody but the person that harmed one of us

00:32:06.600 one of another one of the members of our society they are just let out to reoffend and harm us

00:32:14.880 so this is where things get really really dark for this country is that number one the government

00:32:21.760 can use this process they can use the media turn us against each other insofar as we're willing to

00:32:27.840 accept our rights being infringed on no it's interesting when you uh when you speak to people

00:32:34.820 like granny mckay who's been on the show giving us updates every now and again um and and some

00:32:42.180 of the things that have happened in terms of the division there that we talked about earlier not

00:32:47.120 that particular division but there have been some divisions in the ranks uh in terms of supporting

00:32:52.940 these guys but it it seems to me she said they've tried everything i said did you try a basic writ

00:32:59.920 of habeas corpus and she said that's been tried and it didn't work and it's amazing to me

00:33:07.140 here from the justice department of the government of canada the supreme court has described the

00:33:14.200 nature of habeas corpus as follows in an earlier incarnation habeas corpus was a means to ensure

00:33:20.520 the defendant in an action was brought physically before the court over time however the writ was

00:33:25.620 transformed into a vehicle for reviewing the justification for a person's imprisonment

00:33:29.600 basically if they're in for a significant amount of time like these four guys have been it's almost

00:33:36.740 two years now they are violating four sections of the charter of rights and freedoms and still

00:33:43.960 still this judge will not allow bail i'm not even sure when the court dates are i think they're not

00:33:52.960 until may and they're all going to be tried separately so you know this is another tactic

00:33:57.820 they're employing here as well they're keeping these guys in different lockups so there's no

00:34:02.280 one place for people to gather and protest this heinous act by the government and and i believe

00:34:10.140 they're all going to have different trial dates they've all got different lawyers i mean

00:34:13.400 it's it's just everything they can do to keep us from helping they're doing but i don't see

00:34:22.860 how they're able to continue to do this it's now unlawful so what we've got here like danielle

00:34:28.640 smith ironically described the trudeau government as an unlawful rogue government a few weeks ago

00:34:36.040 bring up that uh habeas corpus again if you don't mind sure here it is so i've seen a lot of this

00:34:44.340 stuff before uh people offered to they tried to help me through my things when i was in jail for

00:34:49.840 just a few days you know um the problem with this type of thing is it's it is uh not quantified

00:34:56.760 and from your point of view 705 days is too long but from a judge's point of view the way they

00:35:02.160 interpret it 705 days is completely fine that's the problem with these types of things now even

00:35:08.540 more important i i don't know what more important but aside from this uh there is also a decision

00:35:14.880 called the jordan decision which basically puts limits on how long people can be in court before

00:35:19.260 their matters are put before trial in the united states i think the times are much shorter in

00:35:24.260 canada we don't actually have that in the criminal code so this decision is a judge-made law that

00:35:29.180 says something to the effect of um if if it's been 30 months and the the accused still hasn't

00:35:37.620 got his day in court his or her day in court uh then they're they're released and you can't do

00:35:42.680 anything about it and there's some stipulations on there about if there's delays caused by the

00:35:46.680 fence or delays caused by the crown or whatever um but that actually is quantified whereas habeas

00:35:54.380 corpus is a completely it's a it's a uh it's an objective or pardon me it's a subjective piece of

00:36:01.740 lead a piece of law right that's probably if we're talking subjective and you just said to us 705 days

00:36:10.780 is ridiculous to a judge that's absolutely fine this is record please understand i mean like

00:36:15.900 everybody watching right now, I don't believe that anybody in this country has ever been held 0.68

00:36:21.960 for two years without trial. I mean, that's what they do in Banana Republics. They just throw 0.69

00:36:30.480 whoever they want in jail, throw away the key. They may never see a trial at all. And if they

00:36:35.840 do, it's going to be a kangaroo court. We don't do that here in Canada. We're supposed to be a

00:36:40.420 country that holds up the rule of law we're supposed to be justin trudeau says all the time

00:36:46.620 we are a country that believes in the uh rule of law how many times only when only when it favors

00:36:55.600 him go ahead please what he leaves out of that is the most important part of our of the of the

00:37:01.400 preamble of the the charter it's not just the rule of law it's the supremacy of god and the rule of

00:37:07.900 law. And the reason why it's written like that is because if we only base everything on the rule of

00:37:13.540 law, remember what I said before about men and women being fallible, we're not perfect. If we

00:37:17.700 use ourselves and our own ideas as the metrics to which law should be applied, we're doomed.

00:37:24.160 We are absolutely doomed. I mean, the people in this country, they have no idea how many genders 1.00

00:37:29.840 they are. And the ones that know how many genders there are, are too afraid to say how many genders

00:37:34.520 they are for fear of of angering the people who don't know how many genders there are that's where

00:37:40.060 we're at so exactly the supremacy of god and the rule of law justin trudeau never mentions the

00:37:46.960 supremacy of god the conservative party of canada at their last agm changed their uh governance

00:37:53.400 documents from acknowledging the supremacy of god and the rule of law to acknowledging

00:37:58.920 pay attention to this folks to acknowledging the supremacy of democratically elected

00:38:05.420 institutions and the rule of law the cpc our conservative government in this country

00:38:10.680 just replaced god with themselves the government so now the government is your god so this is a

00:38:22.660 conversation that i've been having for a couple of days and i want to maybe get to this with you a

00:38:28.020 little bit later on. But what are the remedies now? I mean, I'm certain that you've looked at

00:38:32.740 what possible remedies there could be. We talk about judicial independence in this country. And

00:38:38.140 we talked off the air a bit about Justin Trudeau trying to tamper with the SNC-Lavalin case a few

00:38:43.540 years ago, Jody Wilson, Ray Bolden, all that. You got in hot water for that. You're not supposed to

00:38:47.260 do that as an elected official, political or otherwise. You are not supposed to tamper at

00:38:55.920 all in any ongoing court cases. Judicial independence, the fundamental concept of

00:39:00.660 judicial independence exists for the benefit of all citizens. Canadians need to know that legal

00:39:05.120 disputes will be decided fairly and partially according to law and in an open court for the

00:39:10.220 entire world to see. But you're not supposed to tamper. Nobody is supposed to tamper with it.

00:39:16.560 That's illegal. Happens all the time. So judicial independence doesn't exist in this country or in

00:39:23.080 this province and it's actually written into the structure of our governance even in the province

00:39:28.780 of alberta so in the province of alberta the minister minister of justice is also the attorney

00:39:34.020 general and the solicitor general the solicitor general's job is to protect the rights and the

00:39:38.620 freedoms of the citizens and the attorney general's job is to protect the government

00:39:43.800 how can one person fulfill two roles one is an executive level of government one is a legislative

00:39:51.200 branch of government those two are never supposed to be that close and yet in the very structure of

00:39:56.720 our own government they exist and nobody said a damn thing about it so you you want to talk

00:40:02.440 remedies people aren't going to like this there are two paths to take in instances like this

00:40:09.840 and the canadian way is to use the current system participate in democracy use our voices become

00:40:15.620 involved and engaged and make the change happen the other is what they do in other countries

00:40:21.100 and it's not pretty and it's violent and if you want to see there's plenty of examples across

00:40:26.220 history of peaceful countries doing this as a matter of fact uh i was in holland and i stood

00:40:31.760 in the very place where the dutch people in the 1600s killed and ate their prime minister because 0.77

00:40:37.140 of the tyranny that he was inflicting on the people so that path is never pretty and we don't 0.97

00:40:42.460 want to go down that path the path that we have afforded to us in this country that very few people

00:40:47.660 have faith in, probably because they don't participate in it, is by changing the law to

00:40:53.140 protect ourselves. So people constantly say to me things like, why doesn't Daniel Smith get these

00:40:59.180 guys out of jail? Why doesn't the Minister of Justice intervene and fix all this? I mean,

00:41:03.420 they could do this with the stroke of a pen. Sure, our elected officials who are members of

00:41:08.520 the legislative branch of government could try and interfere in the judiciary and the executive,

00:41:14.540 and the opposition would eat them alive

00:41:18.360 and they would probably lose government

00:41:19.760 because that's not their role. 0.55

00:41:22.140 The media too.

00:41:22.760 Let's not forget the market as media. 0.99

00:41:25.260 Yeah, but they're legislators. 0.92

00:41:27.600 We elected Daniel Smith and our MLAs to legislate,

00:41:32.540 to make law on our behalf.

00:41:34.380 That is their entire job.

00:41:35.840 That's their only job is to make laws

00:41:37.560 or change laws or remove laws.

00:41:40.280 So if we want them to do something for us

00:41:42.900 to remedy this situation,

00:41:44.540 it's not going to be quick. I asked Daniel Smith at one point, you know, what the hell is going on?

00:41:50.540 We've got the College of Physicians and Surgeons is still silencing doctors. We have these problems

00:41:55.420 happening that could be fixed with legislation or whatever. And she replied to me, all of those

00:42:01.460 things you mentioned require the law being changed and we are going to change the law, but that's not

00:42:06.220 a fast path. And the really unfortunate part is that the people like the four men that are still

00:42:13.480 in jail after 705 days they're like it's collateral damage for a for a for a bigger

00:42:21.320 fight and you know i've talked to a couple of them and and they know this and they're they're

00:42:26.060 hunkered down for the the long term they don't have any hope of getting out they know that the

00:42:30.080 change that we need to make at least this is what what i've uh gathered from them is going to take

00:42:35.460 some time so the remedy exists in the institutions that we have that we don't participate in fully

00:42:41.260 right now those guys i'm not sure if all of them are suffering from health issues right now i know

00:42:49.680 at least two of them are and one of them quite badly and he hasn't received any help at all

00:42:55.940 from the government or disgusting yeah the the prison system in terms of getting the medication

00:43:02.280 he needs and whatnot these guys are going to wither away i i haven't spoken to them you have

00:43:08.020 are they hopeful they're going to get out one day or do they realize they might be martyrs for a

00:43:14.180 cause at this stage so just to be clear i've only talked to two of the men um

00:43:20.080 they're hopeful that things will turn out the way they're supposed to

00:43:25.020 or so it seems to me but they don't have a lot of hope that they're going to get out anytime soon

00:43:29.740 um i i had a i had a couple hour conversation with the with mickey amory's office a couple

00:43:37.680 months ago about these things and i said to him mickey amory is the minister of justice not not

00:43:43.220 mickey amory but his uh his staff i was talking to i said i get that the the legislative branch

00:43:48.780 can't interfere with with matters before the court i get it daniel smith she she was talking to pastor

00:43:54.320 palowski and mentioned that she was going to look into seeing if there was anything she could do in

00:43:59.800 her role as the premier to uh to fix or right the wrongs that happened over that time even just

00:44:05.780 saying that she was going to try and find out what she was allowed to do got her in hot water

00:44:09.980 so imagine what would have happened if they actually tried to intervene

00:44:12.940 you know i said i get you can't do that but what you can do is you can look at what's going on

00:44:18.980 you can learn from this and you can use this as a reason to exercise powers within your role and

00:44:24.280 fix what's wrong we have a prison system that doesn't take care of the health of the inmates

00:44:29.540 we can fix that we have a prison system where um corruption is is rampant i mean

00:44:36.280 one of the most common problems in any of our uh penit like penitentiaries prisons whatever

00:44:44.240 is drug use well where the hell are they getting the drugs they're not walking outside going

00:44:50.360 getting on a street corner they're getting it from the people that are administering these

00:44:53.660 institutions. These are all things that these problems have, they've shined a light on it,

00:45:01.300 right? So if we start paying attention to the things that are coming to the surface,

00:45:06.000 because those guys are in jail, because we're hearing the story, we can start to fix things

00:45:09.860 around it. And if we want to fix the problem of the government being able to abuse their power

00:45:16.100 to the point where their liberal party donating buddies can do exactly what the prime minister

00:45:22.600 said he said we don't want these guys to see the light of day and and they're making it happen for

00:45:29.820 him we can fix those things through legislation chris do you have enough i'm speaking to you

00:45:35.340 from manitoba who just elected an ndp government a few months ago and by the way you guys watching

00:45:41.360 there's going to be a big show with a couple of kens ken drysdale and ken lee next wednesday night

00:45:48.140 they're going to reveal some possible election irregularities that happened in the manitoba

00:45:52.420 election a couple of months ago. They've got it all on paper and they're going to present that

00:45:56.720 here on this show on Wednesday night. But Manitoba, generally speaking, through this entire fight has

00:46:01.900 been very quiet. I guess there's several reasons for it. There are still some people that do go

00:46:08.580 out and do rallies and go have wing nights and whatever else they do to get together and maybe

00:46:13.280 try to come up with some ideas. But I think the general mood regarding the freedom movement in

00:46:18.280 this province is a little bit low how is it in alberta are people still ready to rise up and

00:46:25.260 fight back they are but uh the problem is the problem is we've had some wins that's the problem 0.96

00:46:36.700 um it took some horrible things happening to get people off their asses in the first place

00:46:42.180 so jason kenney resigned a lot of people woohoo we won i'm going back to whatever yay i can go to

00:46:48.540 the bar we won i'm like well wait a minute no we didn't win because these things are still in place

00:46:52.980 it can happen again yay we won you know it's just like uh people think canada is a free country and

00:46:58.220 we're independent so the the crown said to canada at one point oh you guys want to you want to be

00:47:03.200 independent you want to govern yourselves keeping in mind that the united states had had a civil war

00:47:06.880 and the crown lost they said well we don't want we don't want to do that again so let's uh we'll

00:47:12.600 just let them govern themselves and uh we'll hold everything in trust for them so when they grow up

00:47:17.560 then they can be independent and then canadians are like yay we're independent we're a free country

00:47:21.120 the crown's like well you're not actually we're allowing you to govern yourselves but you're not

00:47:26.020 free and you're not independent yet yay we're independent that's kind of what happened with

00:47:30.020 the freedom movement um we had other wins uh we elected daniel smith who made some really

00:47:34.860 incredible campaign promises and statements one of which was the unvaccinated were the 0.98

00:47:40.260 most discriminated group of people she's seen in her in 30 years which is true she talked about

00:47:46.640 enshrining um uh vaccination choice in the human rights code which is important hasn't happened

00:47:53.940 she talked about dealing with the college of physicians and surgeons hasn't happened but

00:47:57.280 there were all these things we uh had the biggest political convention in canada's history at the

00:48:03.600 last united conservative party agm where we basically swept the floor we um all the policy

00:48:11.400 that the freedom-minded individuals put forward was voted in we voted in favor of it we elected

00:48:16.800 a freedom-minded board all of these things are wins and every time you have a bit of a win

00:48:22.540 it takes the wind out of people's sails one time someone said to me you know jason kenny resigning

00:48:29.400 was the worst thing that ever happened to the alberta prosperity project because people now

00:48:32.700 we're going to just not pay attention to the greater problem that Alberta faces within

00:48:37.220 Confederation. And they're just going to be like, yeah, we got rid of a bad premier.

00:48:41.240 So it's not that the people aren't receptive to the idea, but they're tired. They're broke.

00:48:46.560 They're just done with all the stuff. They want their lives back. They want normal back.

00:48:51.340 And when they had the opportunity to get that, they took it. So I think the appetite is still

00:48:58.560 there, but we're not going to see a real big uprising in the freedom movement until something

00:49:05.420 bad happens, like what is about to happen in May, should Canada not make amendments to or withdraw

00:49:11.920 from the international pandemic tree. Now, with all of this going on around us, I had Odessa Orlowitz

00:49:18.960 on. I mean, you were there that night when we had all of the people on between Christmas and New

00:49:23.280 Year's, and she was talking about a black swan event. I'm not sure if you were on with us at

00:49:28.300 that particular moment. We don't know exactly what that might be. We hear now that NATO is

00:49:33.720 starting to make some noise about getting involved more so physically in that conflict between Russia

00:49:40.500 and Ukraine. We've got a situation obviously going on in the Middle East. Taiwan, China is

00:49:45.380 a problem right now. Some people are suggesting that there won't be a U.S. election this year

00:49:50.640 based upon problems uh war world war three possibly maybe that's going too far but how far

00:49:58.820 are these globalists willing to go other people are saying hey hey you want to know what the

00:50:02.620 globalists right now i mean the world economic forum is going on right now over in davos um

00:50:08.020 and they're looking for a way to maybe repair their reputation a little bit regain trust is

00:50:14.100 the theme this week, if you can actually believe it over there. So maybe they're willing to back

00:50:21.880 off for a while, give us a sense that we've got our normal lives back, and then hit us with

00:50:28.540 disease X maybe later on this year or early next year. I mean, there's all kinds of speculation

00:50:33.400 about what's going to happen, but I know that you're a guy who likes to adhere to things he

00:50:37.280 can see so what do you think is going to be the the straw that breaks the camel's back for people

00:50:45.760 to stand up and say that's enough well they don't need a straw to break the camel's back all they

00:50:49.820 got to do is just increase the amount of fluoride in our water and make us all dumber and we won't 0.83

00:50:53.380 even pay attention idiocracy too now yeah i'm half joking there yeah you don't you don't think

00:51:01.240 there's going to be an event because they're going to have to do something at some point if

00:51:04.420 they want to get this great reset going in their favor first of all a couple of things like 2035

00:51:10.260 there's not going to be any more gas powered cars everybody's going to have to drive an electric car

00:51:14.700 i thought for sure that news because it was carried on all the corporate media channels

00:51:19.680 i thought for sure people were going to go what are you talking about now like this eco extremism

00:51:25.960 that exists in our government right now is alarmingly scary people freezing you got minus

00:51:31.160 30 minus 35 out there like if we only had solar and wind farms right now that would be it game

00:51:36.840 over millions of people would have been dead right they don't they don't they don't need a black swan

00:51:42.320 event and to be precise um it wouldn't be a black swan event if we had any idea what was coming

00:51:48.680 that's the whole point of a black swan is it just comes out of nowhere you never expected it and it

00:51:52.840 alters the course of history all they have to do is what they've been they have to continue doing

00:51:59.380 what they've been doing for at least my adult lifetime convince us to destroy ourselves they

00:52:06.720 have convinced a very large number of people across the globe that the very air they exhale 0.99

00:52:13.840 is going to cause the planet to light on fire by 2016 people believe this shit they have convinced 1.00

00:52:19.920 people that um we should be mutilating our children if they feel like they're a boy that day 1.00

00:52:26.900 or they feel like they're a girl that day.

00:52:28.780 They have convinced people that socialism and communism

00:52:32.940 is the best thing that could happen in society

00:52:35.700 and the only way we're going to be able to survive.

00:52:38.300 They convinced people to turn their neighbors in

00:52:42.660 because they were breaking restrictions

00:52:45.280 by having their grandmother and their grandfather over for Christmas.

00:52:49.220 So we don't need World War III.

00:52:51.800 We don't need a black swan event.

00:52:53.580 All they have to do is continue to allow people to get brainwashed by the constant misinformation thrown at us by the media, perhaps through the Canadian behavioral society or behavioral sciences department and let us do it to ourselves.

00:53:10.940 You know, look at how many people voted for an for the NDP here in Alberta and they elected an NDP government there.

00:53:19.360 The NDP constitution literally says that they want society to return or go to communism in not so many words, because that's the only way we can live.

00:53:28.960 They say that personal property is not sustainable. They say that personal homeownership businesses owned by private corporate entities are unsustainable.

00:53:36.640 that's all in the ndp constitution and people vote for it we are asking for our own extinction 0.80

00:53:41.840 because we're too dumb to realize what's coming the environment minister of this country proudly 0.90

00:53:48.300 stood up in the house of commons during question period about a month ago before christmas and he 0.96

00:53:52.860 said i am a proud socialist yeah and nobody said anything except for guys like you and i it's

00:53:59.340 amazing i got into a conversation let's call it on x twitter a couple of days ago and even

00:54:05.980 some today about a federal election. We've all seen the polls. We see that Justin Trudeau is

00:54:12.860 facing annihilation in the next election, if we have one. He's down at 25 percent. Polyev and the

00:54:19.960 CPC is up around 40 percent. The NDP is in their standard 18 to 19 percent. And then you've got

00:54:25.420 the PPC around four, maybe 5%. And I agree with the PPC platform, but I'm a realist. And I don't

00:54:36.020 think that they have a hope in hell of winning even a seat, nevermind government, or even enough

00:54:41.980 MPs to influence a minority government. So that's out. As far as I'm concerned, there is no political

00:54:49.180 solution or is there i think what needs to happen is is a poly of government for four years which

00:54:55.520 would give us time to develop our own thing that comes from the people but as you say too many

00:55:01.160 wins and people get soft they roll over they want to go back to their real lives what can we do if

00:55:07.020 there's not going to be an event there's not going to be a moment where people all rise up together

00:55:12.220 i mean let's remember you know that freedom convoy came together because we were sick and tired of

00:55:17.520 being pushed around and told what we could and couldn't do in our own homes by our provincial

00:55:22.600 and federal governments. We'd had enough. But there isn't really any one thing we can hang

00:55:29.580 our hats on right now. I know there's a movement afoot to start another million person march in the

00:55:34.760 next couple of months. But that to me is going to be shipped with a toe tag too, because people

00:55:42.180 just can't get up for it. So what can we do then? Just continue to encourage people to get

00:55:48.720 more involved in the electoral process? Or what? I'm going to make people really angry with my

00:55:56.700 response. So before I do that, what were those numbers again, the polling numbers?

00:56:01.720 Polling numbers on average, because this comes from 338 Canada. So if we're talking federal,

00:56:07.420 polyav cpc is up around 40 percent liberals in at 25 percent ndp around 18 or 19 then you've got

00:56:15.620 the block standard six or seven percent you've got the greens at five and then you've got the

00:56:20.480 ppc anywhere between three and five percent so if that's the way the election went tomorrow we

00:56:25.160 would have a justin trudeau government no no no no we'd have a cpc no we have government sure we

00:56:31.580 would if you add the ndp and the liberal government polling numbers together you beat the the cpc

00:56:37.420 Yeah, but that's popular vote together. We're talking about votes in writings, right? So you know the way our system works. I mean, you get enough votes and you get enough writings.

00:56:48.020 The projection is that the CPC would have a super majority of 200 seats in a 343-seat House of Commons because they're adding five seats this year, four of which are thought to go to the CPC because they're in rural areas or in Alberta.

00:57:06.080 one in quebec would go to the liberals so it's going to be a massacre in this next election

00:57:13.040 pierre polly maybe that's the black swan event we're going to see who knows

00:57:17.200 maybe trudeau wins another minority by the skin of his teeth what can we do do we have to get

00:57:24.440 involved at the local level is that where it starts first of all i'm not 100 convinced that

00:57:29.840 is going to be a CPC government just because um you know I think it's going to be I think it's

00:57:36.460 going to be a lot closer than what people think people are going to be buying into the NDP lies

00:57:41.000 which they already are that people in Alberta actually believed that if Daniel Smith won the

00:57:45.600 election that she was going to sell our hospitals and they'd have to pay to go see a doctor even

00:57:49.740 though it's enshrined in our constitution that that can't happen they believe that and so I'm

00:57:55.440 not 100% convinced that Polivar would win. Now, as to what we do, the awareness stuff is great.

00:58:04.840 Going on that convoy was the most incredible experience of my life, short of watching my

00:58:08.900 kids be born. Also, that was the most horrendous time of my life, but another story. But it's time

00:58:16.660 to get to work. Seriously, it's time to get to work. We spend so much time worrying about where

00:58:23.320 we're going to convoy next or where we're going to go have a camp out next and we're ignoring

00:58:29.200 the reality that we need to do some work and get involved and engage municipal level

00:58:38.840 and the provincial level for me i don't have a lot of faith in the federal government in this

00:58:46.740 country ever ever giving the west a fair shake and that could be a whole nother show i'm happy

00:58:54.180 to go go down that uh trail with you sometime but the reality is separation i actually you know what

00:59:00.640 i mean i wouldn't mind getting into that just touching on it at least i was thinking about

00:59:04.580 that today if there is another liberal government in this country the west is going to be screwed

00:59:08.880 over again and i think that at that point it should be at least talked about in a serious way

00:59:14.140 that that would put the wind in the sails for sure yeah i think that's maybe the event we need

00:59:19.920 the reason i mention it is because uh right from right from the start right from when we

00:59:26.540 joined confederation all the western provinces and colonies when we joined confederation

00:59:31.200 clifford sifton actually let the cat out of the bag in 1904 when he gave a speech

00:59:35.760 in where the hell was he i think he might have been in manitoba saskatchewan anyway i'm

00:59:42.060 paraphrasing here but he basically said uh the all canadian patriots being the people in central

00:59:47.880 canada and the east wish for the uh the the prairie provinces and the west to join this

00:59:54.140 confederation so that the great trade of the prairies could be used to enrich the lives of

00:59:59.360 those in the east and build up their factories like never before something like that so he really

01:00:03.700 did say we want you guys to join so we can use your wealth to enrich our lives here and nothing

01:00:08.840 has changed the way our constitution is designed the way our political structure is in this country

01:00:13.700 the west has never had an effective voice um preston manning tried to to remedy that with

01:00:20.100 the reform party with the slogan the west wants in we want a seat at the table we want to help

01:00:24.720 chart the course of this country it has never happened the vote ends at the manitoba border

01:00:28.720 central eastern canada have always controlled the uh the chart of the course of the country

01:00:33.240 and there's nothing we can do about it in Alberta our premier and Albertans for the most part whether

01:00:39.860 they know it yet or not want the sovereignties afforded to us under the constitution and we

01:00:44.900 want them now and one of the things that's on the table right now that we're working on is an Alberta

01:00:49.780 pension plan now people might say well what's wrong with the Canada pension plan let me count

01:00:54.920 the ways the Canada pension plan is horrendous and from an Alberta perspective that we contribute

01:01:02.340 on average $3 billion more to CPP than our pensioners receive. That's just the way it is.

01:01:09.060 The province of Alberta commissioned a study done by LifeWorks Consulting, and that LifeWorks

01:01:15.940 report, using the current formula within the federal legislation regarding pension plans,

01:01:21.240 has determined that Alberta has contributed $353 billion more to the Canada pension plan than our

01:01:28.680 our pensioners have received that piece of legislation says if a province withdraws

01:01:33.180 this is how it's calculated and the fund has to pay that back to the province so

01:01:37.740 now we've really poked a hornet's nest here because we want to control our own pension

01:01:42.660 why is it because um it's going to magically be better well yes it will magically be better

01:01:48.580 but the key is albertans have a voice and we can determine who governs our province if we don't

01:01:56.220 like what's going on with their pension plan we can use our voices get it become civically engaged

01:02:01.820 we can uh we can vote them out or vote them in and have those things change if albertans or people

01:02:08.780 from manitoba or saskatchewan don't like the pension plan the canada pension plan they cannot

01:02:14.040 get the federal government to change it to benefit them just like equalization we can't get the

01:02:19.300 federal government to change these things to benefit us because right from the very beginning

01:02:24.700 the idea was that the western provinces would enrich the lives of the east okay so if you want

01:02:30.440 to talk about a political solution the first thing we need to do in every province across this

01:02:34.660 country is we need to take back every sovereign jurisdiction that we have under the current

01:02:39.040 constitution pensions policing immigration uh provincial tax collection and there's one more

01:02:47.460 i always forget what it is but we need to take control of those things and stop allowing the

01:02:53.440 federal government to pretend they're a national government. We are a confederation in this

01:02:59.260 country. The provinces are not ruled by a federal government. The federal government has their areas

01:03:05.560 that they're supposed to work in. We have ours. We are sovereign provinces. We have sovereignty

01:03:11.120 in almost all areas and the federal government approaches on it all the time. With the climate

01:03:15.620 change BS, with the health BS, they just bribe the provinces to abdicate their health sovereignty

01:03:20.780 by offering them billions of dollars which most provinces did right so we need to take it back to

01:03:27.260 our provinces and we need to start saying no we're going to grow up and do these things on our own

01:03:31.320 and we're not going to let the federal government chart our course forward anymore we want to live

01:03:36.140 by the boundaries of the confederation which literally means against federation so that that

01:03:41.300 is the first step and that those five things um that actually lays the foundation and paves the

01:03:47.560 way for an independent province, any province, should the federal government go down a path

01:03:52.760 that we don't want to go. Let me ask you this, because you're in Alberta, and Alberta is a very,

01:03:57.720 it's a rich province. It's got oil, it's got money, it's got 5 million people. It's probably

01:04:05.140 the second most important economic engine in this country, and definitely number one when it comes

01:04:10.460 to natural resources. So it's easy to talk that way coming from there. I'm in Manitoba. This is

01:04:16.260 a have not province this province gets the second most money each year in federal transfer payments

01:04:22.520 because we just can't afford ourselves apparently in manitoba and we can't seem to develop anything

01:04:28.060 here in manitoba and we've got more people on the dole per capita in manitoba than anywhere else in

01:04:33.880 the country what do you do with manitoba what do you do with a province like that i mean that's

01:04:38.700 a really good question it's never going to stand up on its own well i don't know about never

01:04:43.980 Alberta didn't stand up on its own until, as a matter of fact, people don't know this,

01:04:48.000 but Quebec propped up Alberta for years when we went through some really, really tough times

01:04:52.540 back in the late 60s, early 70s.

01:04:54.940 Now, again, another story.

01:04:58.220 Innovate, get rid of government regulation, allow, encourage industry to be there.

01:05:03.340 There's so many things that can happen when government gets out of the way.

01:05:08.400 It's amazing what happens when government gets out of the way.

01:05:11.600 So you take control of your own futures in your own provinces and you deal with those issues that we all face.

01:05:19.960 Well, a have not province can become a have province very quickly.

01:05:23.020 But let me just let me just point this out for a minute.

01:05:25.540 As an Albertan, I recognize that probably most of the people in this country feel very similar to the way we do.

01:05:33.180 We might not all believe in the same things, but we probably believe that we don't want to be tyrannized by a federal government or any government for that matter.

01:05:39.380 so if that's the case um and that's what's occurring in this unbalanced relationship

01:05:45.800 we have with the federal government it becomes apparent that one of the participants or more

01:05:50.820 has to stand up and say enough is enough alberta like you say um we are a half province we could

01:05:57.540 put a glass dome over this province and the only thing we would lack is a new iphone every year

01:06:04.260 seriously we have everything we need here we can be isolated you need a seaport is what you need

01:06:09.360 me a seaport you've got to get those goods out tomorrow right well our biggest trading partner

01:06:16.540 is the united states we export 97 of our goods and services to the united states and not only that

01:06:22.060 um right now i get that all the time people say well alberta's landlocked okay well first of all

01:06:27.580 um does access to tidewater ensure that you're going to be prosperous venezuela has uh 50 of

01:06:33.720 its country is on the on the ocean and how they have ports everywhere are they prosperous sweden

01:06:37.920 has no ports at all they don't have any oil and they're landlocked are they prosperous well they

01:06:42.680 sure as hell are so you know being landlocked number one doesn't guarantee or or that you're

01:06:47.360 going to be prosperous or not number two the almighty dollar and reality is always the uh the

01:06:54.020 the balancing factor when it comes to economics and trade it is mutually beneficial for two parties

01:07:01.100 to trade with each other so let's just say for instance alberta decided hey we've had enough of 0.99

01:07:05.620 this bullshit. We're going to be independent. We still love you guys on either side, but we're 0.99

01:07:09.820 just going to govern ourselves. Why would we stop trading? Why would BC stop trading? Why would

01:07:15.100 the Eastern provinces say, hey, we don't want to trade with Alberta or put sanctions on us or

01:07:21.700 things like that? That's just not how trade works these days. And if it happened, well, okay, BC,

01:07:26.400 you don't want to trade with us. Well, you don't want our oil that you refine in Burnaby and make

01:07:30.960 90% of the jet fuel for this, the Western provinces. Okay. Then get it somewhere else,

01:07:35.520 you know? So that, that whole idea doesn't, it doesn't really hold any water. And even more than

01:07:40.740 that, people don't realize right now, we are policy locked. We don't have ports in this,

01:07:48.020 in Alberta. We can move our goods and services if we were allowed to, but there's policies that

01:07:53.000 prevent our goods and services from moving either way. And when I, that's oil and oil products,

01:07:57.180 Right. So we're policy locked. If we were under not under the boot of the federal government, we wouldn't have those policies landlocking our products here in this province.

01:08:05.660 interesting um when you say that money is king obviously talk about trade why would they not

01:08:12.600 want to trade with us it seems as though politics is becoming more important than the almighty

01:08:18.840 dollar these last few years how many times have you heard about an event that won't be accepted

01:08:25.180 by a certain venue because of the guest who may be appearing i mean i'm trying to do it right now

01:08:30.800 yeah i saw that happen just yesterday somebody was telling me they were trying to get a venue

01:08:35.420 in Saskatchewan somewhere, but they couldn't because the management said, we don't like who

01:08:40.580 you're bringing in. So we have to scramble around. So the DEI, diversity, equity, inclusion,

01:08:46.980 is playing a very large role. Why would Barack Obama cancel an entire pipeline that was going

01:08:52.520 to service his country with natural gas from Canada? It doesn't make any sense, unless of

01:08:58.920 course his pockets are being lined and no doubt they were and probably still are. But that's what

01:09:03.700 i'm saying now it's politically speaking and i'm not even talking about politics i'm talking about

01:09:09.220 you know biases here they're allowing biases to get in the way of business like larry fink

01:09:16.780 from blackrock will take away he will actually sell shares in a large corporation let's call it

01:09:23.940 disney unless disney plays ball with his philosophy which is selling girls boys toys and selling boys

01:09:32.320 dresses i mean the world is upside down so every piece of logic that you just brought up well i

01:09:39.300 happen to agree with those people don't look at it like that it's a funhouse mirror my friend

01:09:44.520 it's crazy but ideology can you can only go so far basing your actions and your policy on

01:09:53.700 ideological fallacy eventually as my friend tanner today says reality will slap you in the

01:09:59.980 face, and we just got slapped in the face in Alberta. When the NDP government was in power

01:10:04.960 here, they decided they're going to be so virtuous, and they're going to be leaders on the global

01:10:09.800 stage, and they're going to phase out Alberta's coal power plants early. Now, I don't know if you

01:10:14.580 know this, but Alberta coal plants were the cleanest coal plants in the world. Our emissions

01:10:18.760 were extremely low. We were super innovative, technologically advanced. We made the most out

01:10:25.080 of our resource. We did it responsibly and ethically, and we produced cheap power for

01:10:29.120 Albertans. Well, it wasn't good enough for the NDP, so they phased that out. They cost Albertans

01:10:33.540 to the tune of, I think, $1.8 billion that we had to pay. Our ratepayers are paying. I'm paying that

01:10:39.880 on my bill every month to pay off that debt for phasing that out early. That was an ideological

01:10:45.620 based policy. It didn't have basis in reality. And now what's happened, and this isn't just the

01:10:52.700 NDP's fault, the Conservative government has a part to play in this as well. We just had a period

01:10:56.880 in Alberta where we were seeing temperatures up to minus 50. Minus 51, I think, was the coldest

01:11:02.060 place in Alberta last week. Well, when it's minus 50, you need some power and you need some serious

01:11:08.580 power. We had an emergency alert issued by the government of Alberta that the Alberta Energy,

01:11:14.860 whatever it is, was saying we're at a critical risk of rolling blackouts and brownouts across

01:11:21.180 Alberta people didn't reduce their consumption in Alberta we have all hell for a basement we have

01:11:27.840 so much natural gas in this province that we could literally heat our homes for free export gas all

01:11:35.140 over the world and still have as much money in royalties as we do right now we have that much

01:11:40.200 energy and we had to cook in the microwave because an ideological ideologically based policy

01:11:48.420 kicked our ass it's just like uh the the climate guilbeau's no more gasoline powered vehicles

01:11:57.480 i love electric vehicles they're awesome they're fun to drive it's like a unlimited torque curve 0.98

01:12:04.180 however it's not sustainable to replace everything with them we had rolling blackouts using um i can't

01:12:12.520 shoot, I just saw the numbers today. The number of megawatts we use per day in Alberta

01:12:19.060 that we had to shut off our ovens and stuff and microwave food instead is less than what it would

01:12:25.980 take to charge EVs if we replaced 60% of our fleet in Alberta with EVs.

01:12:33.580 So what happens if we're all trying to charge cars on a grid that can't support it? Reality

01:12:40.360 is going to slap a lot of people in the face, right? So that's my long answer to your question

01:12:46.240 is there's going to be some pain while we wait or while reality starts slapping us and wakes people

01:12:53.840 up to say, hey, maybe it's not a good idea to say we're not going to drive the vehicles

01:12:57.940 that work in the winter. Maybe we're not going to phase out exploitation, production, and export

01:13:06.080 of the very resource that enriched human flourishing and prosperity more than anything

01:13:11.040 else across history, save the whales, save lives, expanded medicine, extended, uh, every,

01:13:18.980 everything, you know, so that that's really the answer is that eventually reality slaps

01:13:23.400 you in the face.

01:13:24.520 And I agree with you.

01:13:25.940 Everything you say makes absolute sense.

01:13:27.700 How do we get people more engaged in this process? 0.98

01:13:31.500 I mean, how do we get them to get off their asses and go, all right, I'm going to get 0.98

01:13:34.820 involved. 0.99

01:13:35.240 What do I do?

01:13:35.780 Where do I go? How do I sign? I mean, we've got a petition right now that Lesley Lewis has to submit to the House of Commons by February 7th to remove Canada from the United Nations because of that World Health Organization treaty they want to sign in May, among other things.

01:13:52.620 that's got 85 000 signatures right now the petition to remove or at least have a non-confidence vote

01:13:59.680 in the house of commons got 387 000 how do we wake people up and get them involved

01:14:06.800 i see these things as kind of uh it's like the tide right something happens the government does 0.85

01:14:17.580 something stupid people suffer this tide of people that want to get involved comes in the tide raises

01:14:23.560 and there's this big swell and then something happens and people are like oh we fixed it a 1.00

01:14:28.940 little bit and it goes it ebbs it goes back out i think the only thing we can do is prepare

01:14:34.800 so that when there's that big like that big flow of tide that big movement happens we can harness

01:14:43.620 the energy of that and be ready to do something with it had we been ready with the alberta

01:14:49.200 prosperity project and the idea of a referendum on independence um during the early phases of

01:14:56.020 the covid lockdowns things might be different right now um but the reality is there's a lot

01:15:03.140 of people they just aren't going to wake up and then there's there's actually two groups of people

01:15:07.840 There's the woke left mob who think that all of these things are great and they're not going to wake up until their kids are going hungry or they're freezing in their homes because their solar panels aren't working.

01:15:20.500 But we also, I'm sorry if I'm going to offend you with this, we also have the awake right mob where they're, I got to say it, but I'm going to get slammed.

01:15:30.480 They're screaming at the sky and blaming pilots for a poor crop, even though we have record crops the last five years in a row in Alberta.

01:15:37.840 You know, it's not just one side or the other.

01:15:42.220 Even the idea that we're on different sides is detrimental to our ability to do something

01:15:46.920 good in the future.

01:15:48.160 We just got to get over that.

01:15:49.600 We have to pursue the truth.

01:15:52.680 We have to pursue plausible and probable solutions for real problems.

01:15:57.780 And we have to prepare to harness the energy that people are willing to give as they suffer.

01:16:04.340 And then we can make some change.

01:16:05.640 let me ask you a final question here i had david menzies from rebel on the other night we were

01:16:10.960 talking about one particular story he did not last week when he got arrested by christie

01:16:15.280 freelance thugs we did talk about that that was terrible but one story where he was covering a

01:16:21.540 50 year old university professor who identifies as a 13 year old girl and he has been in two swim

01:16:32.420 meets with these young girls 12 and 13 year olds and he gets dressed and undressed in their dressing

01:16:42.260 room so menzie reported on that the one part of that report that disturbed me more than anything

01:16:51.140 was when he was up in the in the viewing gallery and there was two or three moms who were looking

01:16:56.520 down at the pool watching their daughters compete and he walked up to them with a microphone

01:17:01.540 obviously and he said what do you think about a 50 year old man who thinks he's a 13 year old girl

01:17:08.720 undressing in front of your 13 year old daughter and these two women or three women they stood

01:17:17.420 sat there and they stared straight forward except for one of them who turned just a little bit

01:17:24.260 towards the camera so that you could see her face and it was a look of disdain

01:17:28.540 she did not want to answer that question and clearly she did not like David Menzies

01:17:34.300 what David said after that to me and to the audience on Tuesday night was could it be

01:17:40.440 that wanting to fit in to society not wanting to be called names trumps the actual

01:17:50.700 parental instinct are we there at this point in time right now is that what's holding us back is

01:17:59.120 not wanting to be called names we've always been there at no point in history were people not

01:18:07.360 willing to sacrifice their own children to accomplish something whether they sacrifice

01:18:12.420 their children to make it rain or to make their crops grow or they sacrifice their children to

01:18:17.580 pedophiles um to to appease a person of authority or whatever you know now people are they're

01:18:25.800 sacrificing their children to this idea that um you know anything is okay this isn't this isn't

01:18:36.700 a new thing and this is one of the most disgusting aspects of human nature is that people can be

01:18:42.760 convinced to not only destroy themselves but they can be convinced to destroy their children now

01:18:49.780 this this is a really hard thing for a lot of people to accept in this country and the society

01:18:56.400 we are free to make choices we are free to raise our children as we see fit as conservatives right

01:19:02.440 if we want to take our kids to church don't you dare tell me i can't if we're demanding the rights

01:19:09.840 or the right to raise our children as we see fit as the ones that love them the most how dare we

01:19:16.480 as parents say to another parent you can't take your kid to a drag show

01:19:21.880 that's a tough thing to accept freedom is this it is it's a double-edged sword but in that case

01:19:30.360 shadow i mentioned earlier that ideology can only take you so far and eventually reality will smack

01:19:36.740 you in the face if it was my child and there was a 50 year old man pretending to be a 13 year old 0.98

01:19:42.880 girl undressing with my daughters my name would become reality and i would smash that son of a 1.00

01:19:49.540 in the face faster than you can even say chris you're going to jail all right brother thanks for 1.00

01:19:56.680 coming on tonight really appreciate you taking the time uh i know that you're busy and you've

01:20:01.020 been on the road a lot lately and you've got your own show to do uh so thanks for coming on next time

01:20:06.000 you and carrie both you guys can take over my show for a night see how you do anytime thanks

01:20:12.340 chris we'll talk to you again my pleasure there is chris scott from the whistle stop cafe in

01:20:18.180 alberta mirror alberta and you guys if you haven't been there apparently the food is excellent i

01:20:23.280 plan on going at some point this year there was a rumor flying around i'm not sure if it's nationwide

01:20:33.480 yet but the rumor was that i'm moving to edmonton and i went okay that's the first time i've heard

01:20:46.120 that no i have no plans to move to edmonton however i am considering a move west

01:20:52.420 probably not to edmonton

01:20:56.380 i am considering a move west and that's all i can say about that right now the shadow at night

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01:22:19.520 Next week, I've got Kristen on.

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01:22:37.660 So we've decided next Tuesday night

01:22:39.340 is going to be the night for that.

01:22:41.200 And you'll hear more about that on Monday.

01:22:43.360 And then on Wednesday, Ken Drysdale,

01:22:45.860 who's a commissioner for the NCI, the National Citizens Inquiry.

01:22:57.480 Also, he spearheaded a project called Manitoba Stronger Together,

01:23:01.900 and this is about organizing in municipalities, smaller areas,

01:23:07.940 and getting people to understand what's going on in our political system

01:23:13.500 at all three levels, municipal, provincial, and federal,

01:23:17.580 to empower them, to let them know, to let you know,

01:23:21.280 to let all of us know that we can make a difference.

01:23:25.880 Ken Drysdale is coming on Wednesday night,

01:23:28.100 along with Ken Lee, who is a former member

01:23:31.340 of the Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba,

01:23:34.720 who's got some inside information

01:23:36.780 as to possible election irregularities

01:23:39.060 from the Manitoba provincial election

01:23:41.300 held just a couple of months ago.

01:23:43.500 and that's not all i've got more coming up next week i just can't mention it yet because it's not

01:23:51.060 all solidified i would like to thank you for being here tonight i love you all i appreciate

01:23:56.680 you all i will catch you tomorrow night at eight o'clock central for another shadow at night live

01:24:02.520 stream until then bye for now

The Shadoe Davis Show - January 19, 2024

Shadoe at NIte Thurs Jan 18th⧸2024 w⧸Special Guest Chris Scott

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