00:17:58.260and you know i do have i do have another uh ppc page that i i i i use and people can go to that
00:18:06.820one but it's what is your twitter so the twitter is mark freeze and it's at mark freeze and zero
00:18:13.620eight okay at mark freeze and zero eight so uh before we get on with with the idea you've come
00:18:19.100up with uh i want to talk about these 15 minute cities yes these are now yes absolutely these are
00:18:25.900being rolled out now edmonton uh is the latest to announce that they want to try something like
00:18:31.480this as a matter of fact their current mayor what's his name sochi so he he ran on that yeah
00:18:37.380people did not know this but he ran on that it's on his campaign website which i saw today and that
00:18:43.180was two years ago or a year and a half ago so people actually went ahead and voted for this
00:18:48.080guy without obviously doing any research on what he stood for he is absolutely a globalist i
00:18:53.500understand vancouver is doing it and now they're rolling out a plan in winnipeg to take one of the
00:18:58.740most vibrant shopping districts in the city and has been for the last 50 years and turn it into
00:19:04.540one of these beautiful walkable sustainable 15 minute cities inside of a city where you never
00:19:12.320have to get into your car at all your doctor's office is there shopping is there grocery everything
00:19:18.500you need to survive and you're never ever going to have to leave it what is that all about so um
00:19:25.540well it's it's it's right in line and it's under one of the goals of sustainable development we're
00:19:32.260talking about uh sustainable cities there's a goal that's called that and so this is what they're
00:19:38.540they're they're achieving this goal by creating these 15-minute cities and just imagine for a
00:19:46.620second that if you leave one of these districts uh you're fined you'll be you'll be fined right
00:19:55.220there'll be there'll be tariffs levied against you and sent to you in the mail because you left
00:20:00.900your restricted district in a vehicle well how do you my so one of the first questions being a small
00:20:09.000business owner and and owning a tree service where I service everybody in my city what happens
00:20:16.640when I drive one of my work trucks outside of my 15 minute zone how do I do business is that just
00:20:24.320the cost of doing business all of the fines that I'm going to accumulate through these travels and
00:20:29.380I have a number of trucks so is every truck going to be levied a fine am I going to be you know is
00:20:34.660this is this going to put me out of business like it's so insane that anybody would even
00:20:40.980consider accepting this that you can't go outside of your district with a vehicle or you'll be fined
00:20:50.180for it just imagine it's mind-boggling shadow that anybody would even consider accepting this
00:20:58.560i know i know it's ridiculous and and a couple of other questions before we get into the plan that
00:21:04.040you've uh discussed what does equity mean when they talk about equity and i've brought this up
00:21:08.560on the show before too equity to me equity was always something i had equity in a business i
00:21:15.180had equity in a restaurant whatever it was but now they're using this term equity uh social equity
00:21:20.980social equity so it's it's equality of outcome as opposed to equality of opportunity 100 percent
00:21:29.420in every in other words everybody needs to be the same and that's guys what you're seeing right now
00:21:33.820in the nhl well yes you know all of the big woke organizations and it's sad that all of these
00:21:40.820organizations are going this way disney obviously has been this way for a number of years but now
00:21:45.040you know all of the hockey fans in canada right they're seeing all of these things going on you
00:21:50.360know you've got uh ivan proverov in philadelphia refusing to wear the lgbtq plus eight nine six
00:21:57.980seven three four jersey the other night during warm-up and it goes on two days later to become
00:22:02.840the best selling his jersey not the rainbow one his jersey the best selling jersey in the nhl you
00:22:08.500can't even get one now right so people are in in subtle ways standing up and pushing back on this
00:22:15.460but i don't even think they know what they're pushing back on well they don't and the thing
00:22:19.980is this whole idea of equity uh goes to goal number 10 where they want equality within nation
00:22:27.000states but they want equality among nation states so what does that mean shadow what it means is
00:22:33.380they're attacking western civilization they're attacking the first world they want to destroy
00:22:39.000the economies of the first world bring them down to the second third world level so we're all the
00:22:45.920same so we're all equal and nobody has more advantage or or opportunity or wealth than
00:22:52.020anybody else like it's complete communism and and they're using fascist tactics with their
00:22:59.400partnerships with you know multinationals oligarchs monopolies big tech nhl nfl all of these things
00:23:08.240that you know we're all addicted to uh and they're using it against us and because they know us
00:23:14.620because they know that we're going to have a hard time not accepting or not watching or being
00:23:21.920influenced by the media by the nfl by hollywood by tv by the you know by the nfl nhl all these
00:23:28.520sports and so they use that against us right all of this stuff is used to manipulate our mind
00:23:35.060and and and to and to get into our mind luckily for us there's a good number of canadians there's a
00:23:43.940a good number of americans and a good number of people just throughout western civilization that
00:23:49.400aren't being taken by this that are fighting back and pushing back and willing to actually learn
00:23:58.600and and and and it's so it's happening and i've seen enormous growth i mean i used to be
00:24:03.600in the wilderness by myself screaming at a black hole shadow and since covid covid's been a blessing
00:24:12.300in disguise in this regard more and more people want the truth more and more people are expecting
00:24:19.380to hear the truth. I'll give you a quick example. So we, through this pandemic, while we weren't
00:24:25.380allowed to gather, we were running, if you remember, I think we talked about on a previous
00:24:29.380show with you, that we were doing these underground town halls throughout Saskatchewan.
00:24:33.920And we're educating people about this agenda and how it's connected to COVID and all of this
00:24:38.440and some historical context. And so we did that. We've done it three times through Saskatchewan.
00:24:46.040and it's working because as we do what the media does right we repeat we repeat we repeat the
00:24:52.060message and as we do that we can see it Scott Moe did a you know did a tour of Saskatchewan patting
00:24:58.360himself on the back for what a wonderful job they did through COVID and bragging about his party and
00:25:03.940what they've accomplished and so he went to a meeting in Calvington and in Assiniboine
00:25:09.380Saskatchewan and in both places somebody asked the question what's your position on the sustainable
00:25:15.460development agenda. And Scott Moe's answer is exactly the same as Pierre Polivare's. I don't
00:25:21.980know anything about it. I've never read it. That was his answer. And they didn't accept it. They
00:25:27.800actually got quite angered at his answer. Because what are you doing leading this province or leading
00:25:34.380any political party if you don't know what this agenda is and what it represents to our way of
00:25:41.000life and who we are as a people let me ask you this do you think that they're being honest with
00:25:45.680those answers like they haven't read them or do you think they're fully aware of these things
00:25:49.760they are they're fully aware uh pierre paul over 100 because he's he sat on a sustainable
00:25:58.380development committee right he's he's been on committees talking about the implementation of
00:26:04.880this agenda he's voted in favor of it no less than six times it was harper's government that
00:26:11.860actually created the act sustainability act in 2008 in which pierre poliver voted in favor of
00:26:19.240so his answer is a complete lie but he has to answer that way because if he says that he's
00:26:28.520aware of it he can't denounce it because his party's responsible for committing us to it in
00:26:35.52092 and 2015 so he has to answer no that he knows nothing about it and the reason he gets away with
00:26:42.920it is because most canadians and most conservatives have no idea about it either and why would they
00:26:49.860because no politician no media has ever talked about it openly right when we say stakeholders
00:26:56.440what do they mean when they say stakeholders is that us they're talking about or is that their
00:27:01.020corporate business partners the private public corporation that's yeah that's the that's the
00:27:07.280public private partnership right those are the stakeholders nation states are stakeholders
00:27:14.840provincial governments are stakeholders municipal governments are stakeholders
00:27:20.180they're representing the people right so we in and of ourselves are not stakeholders ngos
00:27:28.640are stakeholders multinational corporations are stakeholders and this is how they they
00:27:35.760they implement this and this is like the esgs environment social governance that has been put
00:27:43.560on corporations and banks the reason they agree to this is because they've been promised record
00:27:51.680profits and what are we seeing in all of these multinationals we're seeing record profits
00:27:58.260through covid all of them did astonishingly and astoundingly well and how did it how did it do
00:28:06.360for us the little guy and small business and well this is the largest yeah largest wealth transfer
00:28:12.760in the history of the planet absolutely i mean jeff bezos is twice as rich as he was before and
00:28:18.600he already had 120 billion dollars same with bill gates same with elon musk except for when he
00:28:23.880purchased twitter by the way let me ask your take on elon musk is he a good guy or a bad guy or
00:28:29.200just the opposite of klaus schwab so what what i'm my take on elon is that he's also learning
00:28:37.920right a lot of these business types especially billionaire like elon would not have been exposed
00:28:46.200to the corruption would not have been exposed necessarily to all of that's going on now
00:28:52.040i that's not an excuse and i'm not giving him an excuse but i think he's learning i think he's
00:28:59.000starting to understand what the rest of us are up against so i think there's a learning process and
00:29:05.180i've talked to even you know you talk to doctors who always think they're the smartest people in
00:29:09.660the room but i've i've watched them learn through this whole deal of of the pandemic and i've watched
00:29:17.620them sort of you know turn like a good example is dr hodkinson i love the guy yeah but when he first
00:29:24.660started um speaking out against this he had no idea how this was all related to a much bigger
00:29:32.580agenda and he even said in a speech in lloyd minister that this has nothing to do with any
00:29:37.780conspiracy theory so just forget about it and and i i was like okay he's gonna just thought it was
00:29:44.560like the like bad administration yes he just thought people were stupid right and so you know
00:29:51.400there's a there's a learning curve for a lot of people that yeah you know for whatever reason they
00:29:56.960they think they're the smartest people in the room and arrogance is a bit of a stumbling block
00:30:03.040for them in learning what what's what's going on and so um i give people like him some time
00:30:09.900has he created a free speech platform it seems so i i hope so and has it represented you know some
00:30:18.400some change in social media i think so um but am i with am i willing to sell the farm uh for him
00:30:26.300No, not yet. He's got a lot of work to do.
00:30:28.300Yeah, well, at least we can get all of these things out on some sort of social media platform these days.
00:30:35.440I mean, what Project Veritas dropped last night and then the reaction.
00:30:38.940I'm not sure if you've seen these videos of the Pfizer executive talking about Pfizer wanting to re-engineer the virus and manipulate the virus every year so they can release a vaccine that matches it.
00:30:53.360and then when the guy tonight's video when the guy found out he was being filmed well he went
00:30:59.780straight panic oh he's running around he was grabbing cameras he tried to attack james o'keefe
00:31:05.680it was classic well but imagine what he's going through oh immediately like i mean they could
00:31:13.560they could off him they just he gave everything up right there i mean right you know if the fbi
00:31:19.860is not crashing into pfizer headquarters right now at this moment looking for emails looking for any
00:31:26.040of these meeting records that these people have allegedly been having then there's something wrong
00:31:30.640with the the alphabet agencies in the states too oh wait a minute did i just say that well well
00:31:36.100there is and that corruption runs through all of the alphabets yes indeed you know and and and
00:31:42.520that's that's again when we talk about this agenda when they talk about goal number 16
00:31:47.500strong institutions justice and all of all of this terminology they use well that's exactly
00:31:54.800what they're talking about they need strong institutions that are going to ignore the
00:31:58.600constitution of the united states that are going to ignore the charter of rights and freedoms in
00:32:02.720canada and and that's what we've seen and that's what we're watching did you see the uh you must
00:32:07.660have seen this as well the declaration of north america that was signed by the president of mexico
00:32:12.080by joe biden and by justin trudeau a couple of weeks ago and they all the three amigos meeting
00:32:17.040down there in mexico uh this looks like part of the plan is now being exposed where they're going
00:32:24.380to divide the world into regions and it looks like our region will be the three countries and
00:32:31.000then the south american and central american countries which i'm sure will be a lot harder to
00:32:36.600tame for the globalists uh but okay your take on the ukraine situation is that a pivotal thing
00:32:44.080that's that's causing a problem between the two and i'm gonna i'm not sure if you saw glenn beck's
00:32:49.300video where he paints uh the globalists being the free western countries as the axis power
00:32:56.360as compared to being the allied powers in world war ii and then he also paints china russia uh
00:33:03.020india all of those countries over there as the axis power as well so it's an axis power versus
00:33:09.040and Axis power. So it's interesting when you break this down because, I mean, first of all,
00:33:16.080in terms of the Ukraine. So the Ukraine went through their Maidan protests back in 2013-14.
00:33:21.680That was supposed to have been a nationalist uprising, right, where they're trying to protect
00:33:27.840their sovereignty. They're trying to protect their identity. And as it was happening, you would see
00:33:34.820the EU flags moving into the crowds. Well, that goes against everything that it was supposed to
00:33:42.540have represented. So they deposed their democratically elected president and they
00:33:49.020implemented or stuck in Zelensky, who's a World Economic Forum puppet, for lack of a better word.
00:33:58.140That's exactly what he is. And the Ukraine, everything that's consequential about that war feeds into the greater agenda, feeds into what they need in order for the rest of the world to accept this.
00:34:15.960But what's interesting to watch is BRICS and the BRICS nations, as you mentioned, Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, now Saudi Arabia, now Argentina, a number of other countries that are pulling back from this agenda.
00:34:32.840that they're pulling back from global governance right and and so what's happened if we look back
00:34:40.640you know a number of years ago when this was first being agreed upon these nation states saw exactly
00:34:47.520what was going to happen to the western world and they'd like nothing more than to see the
00:34:54.840destruction of western civilization so they sat back and said yeah we agreed all of this meanwhile
00:35:02.080countries like China and India were exempt from the Paris Accord. So they're happy. They love to
00:35:10.980see us eat our own because we're electing these globalist puppets that are literally, through
00:35:18.380policy, destroying our nations throughout the Western world. That, my friend, is probably one
00:35:25.560of the best takes that I've heard on this whole thing without being too convoluted and complicated.
00:35:32.080like they're just sitting back and waiting for us to destroy ourselves yes yeah 100 and why
00:35:39.580wouldn't they right and why wouldn't they because those nation states and their leaders
00:35:44.540are trying to do maybe what's in their nation's best interest and maybe they're not willing to
00:35:52.480sell their sovereignty maybe they're not willing to sell their prosperity for the greater good
00:36:00.140But where does that leave us, though, the people? Like, I mean, we're supposed to be the last stand here. We're the ally forces.
00:36:08.120We are supposed to be, but we're not. And this is what people desperately need to grasp and understand, that we've elected these globalists that have committed us to this agenda for decades.
00:36:22.120We need to stop it. We need to stop it. We need to elect people that are here to represent the
00:36:29.020interest of Canadians. That's it. What's in the best interest of our nation and protect our
00:36:36.740sovereignty, protect our values, our freedoms, our liberty. One thing that's happened through all of
00:36:43.920this shadow that I've seen and a lot of people have seen through just through COVID is we used
00:36:51.240to be the place western civilization based on christian values established on christian values
00:36:58.980we used to be the beacon of respect for humanity respect for human life we've moved completely
00:37:09.160away from that where we're now as a society allowing our government in canada to lead the
00:37:15.500world in euthanasia we're killing our elderly just because they cost too much we're allowing
00:37:24.900children as mature minors to declare themselves suicidal and reaching out for maid mental illness
00:37:35.740is now they don't deal with it they don't treat it they were just they're gonna offer maid i mean
00:37:42.640in saskatchewan last year if you called the health hotline and hit number five that was made
00:37:49.300the state will come to your door and by the end of the day you're finished you're done you're dead
00:37:56.780right and so we used to be this place that respected human life and and we we differed
00:38:03.540from the rest of the world and i'm seeing that we're not that anymore and it's it's very
00:38:09.340concerning and it's all related all of it is related to this agenda 2030 sustainable development
00:38:16.860goals all of it my friend what is the plan that you guys have concocted here is it a is it a
00:38:21.740communications plan is it something political what have you guys come up so so you know the way we
00:38:28.700we combat this and i see in in the in the comments how do we fix this how do we stop this
00:38:33.220so again the political angle is one way but we have to educate we have to inform
00:38:42.520the antidote to globalism hyper centralization of control hyper centralization and control of
00:38:50.860resources governance all of these things the antidote to that is local is self-reliance
00:38:59.120self-determination independence and community that's the antidote to all of this and i think
00:39:05.760human nature just it i think it's innate in all of us this sense of freedom and liberty
00:39:13.980and i think more and more people we're seeing it are are checking out of the matrix they're
00:39:21.140checking out and they're developing networks and communities especially in saskatchewan and
00:39:26.580manitoba and alberta we're seeing this this parallel society being constructed as we speak
00:39:34.100and and and that's the direction we need to go because in that and this is what we found in in
00:39:40.680touring is when we went to it's the rural folks right that have these these values of self-reliance
00:39:47.640self-determination independence and community and they still know how to communicate shadow
00:39:52.640not like people that live in the city who don't even know their neighbors because they're too
00:39:58.400distracted with all of the distractions rural folks still have ability to communicate and so
00:40:04.820when we give the information to thirsty hungry people who have been lied to for decades by their
00:40:11.940politicians when we tell them the truth they're like sponges and then they spread that message
00:40:18.740to their communities that's the answer to all of this it's information it's education if if
00:40:26.680everybody knew what this agenda represents everybody would be activated to stop it because
00:40:35.080it's horrible you have gone out i'm not sure how many times on tour uh talking about all of this
00:40:41.600everything that you've talked about tonight uh i met you last year in winnipeg or was it the year
00:40:46.860before either way uh fantastic captivating uh educational uh everything that you presented
00:40:54.480and you suggested that night that you've been doing this for a while uh town hall you may have
00:41:00.980had five years ago would have drawn 12 people whereas now or zero even now you're getting into
00:41:07.180the area of hundreds coming out to see so you have noticed a lot of people waking up in the last few
00:41:14.600months yeah it's it's absolutely happening um and again i i you know we're sort of developing a bit
00:41:23.080of a brand when it comes to you know we're going to host a town hall we just got invited to a big
00:41:27.700one in in alberta march 4th in calgary and that's going to be at the victory church march 4th um
00:41:36.680so but we've developed a bit of a brand that you know people understand when they're going to come
00:41:41.280and attend one of our town hall events they're going to get the truth so i don't theorize about
00:41:46.280anything nothing about what i talk about is theory it's all based on what they've told us
00:41:53.100what we know they're they're planning to do and so uh i was approached by a few people
00:42:00.600a number of weeks ago to put together this project that we've been working on and that is
00:42:07.180as i said going through each one of the 17 goals of sustainable development and and each one we've
00:42:14.220dedicated 45 minutes to an hour to discuss the consequences of that particular goal one through
00:42:20.70017 and and we're hoping that enough people will will be exposed to this that it'll it'll trigger
00:42:29.560in them you know this idea that wow we really have to do something we really have to stop this
00:42:36.600And what I'm hoping it does is it forces like I might get into, you know, some trouble on on Twitter with my conservative friends because they still support what I feel is a globalist party.
00:42:50.520and and i'm very hard on them for accepting what that party represents and so i'm hoping
00:42:58.900through this process that a lot of them will decide to hold their party and their leader
00:43:06.560accountable because when i had the opportunity to ask pierre poliver at an event in saskatoon
00:43:12.920i had to pretend i wanted a picture with him for two and a half hours i saw that in line yeah i
00:43:17.820think many of us saw that yeah and so i when i asked him his answer was i don't know anything
00:43:22.420about i've never read it and and which is and then he said you want a picture yeah exactly right
00:43:27.920it's just like and so it's important that people that support that party force these people to
00:43:37.240talk about it which is also what i'm trying to do with the likes of rebel media and true north i'm
00:43:42.480trying to put enough pressure on them that they start talking about it because if nobody's talking
00:43:49.120about it then nobody's going to know anything about it by design that's what they want right
00:43:54.960and where's the liberals what's interesting that that you say i mean never mind the liberals in
00:44:00.120the ndp because we know who they are but there's a big fight going on in the united states right
00:44:05.180now between between stephen crowder and daily wire the big con as crowder calls it big con
00:44:12.000meaning uh establishment conservatives people who are just towing the line being traditional
00:44:18.080conservatives not bringing up any of these important points that you've brought up tonight
00:44:22.920on the show and do you find the same kind of thing on a smaller scale up here it's exactly the same
00:44:28.420it's exactly we have a the big con is happening here too yeah and it's it's these independents
00:44:35.560running cover for the establishment and and this is establishment conservatives yes yes all right
00:44:43.140so how do we break through that mark i mean that's that's interesting so before before you
00:44:47.880continue please let me uh i had uh greg wycliffe on the other night great guy love greg and jeremy
00:44:53.940mckenzie as well uh and and they're both ppc bros you know and i i appreciate that i understand that
00:45:00.800that is probably the way to go politically if there is a political solution but my question is
00:45:07.360to those guys and they both kind of paused on this one before they answered and that is
00:45:12.440do we have time to turn this around or do we say all right go ahead and vote conservative but you
00:45:20.920have to hold your mp the conservative mp that you voted in and you're writing accountable with the
00:45:27.000following points all 17 of these points so we're canadians right and canadians
00:45:33.560don't like change canadians are risk averse and so they most canadians are going to vote
00:45:41.520establishment right most conservatives are going to vote conservative yeah they are that's just
00:45:47.120the reality and so and i can't wait for that to happen because i know exactly what that party's
00:45:53.880going to do when they have power they're going to continue on meeting the goals of sustainable
00:46:00.140development and i'm going to be watching every step every word that they say to the people and
00:46:07.720i'm going to try to do my best to hold them accountable we have to go through that process
00:46:12.480there is no silver bullet there is no quick fix to any of this
00:46:17.420not enough people know not enough people want to know not enough people want mark friezen
00:46:25.660to come to them and burst the bubble that they live in yeah they don't want that shadow it's
00:46:31.660too scary so they like it inside their bubble everything's fine everything's just ticking along
00:46:38.240but the problem with that is sooner or later reality is going to burst that bubble for them
00:46:45.520and then they're going to be looking for answers and we're going to be there to provide those
00:46:51.160answers and we're going to plant some seeds along the way so when they go through that experience
00:46:56.860boom they're going to think hey that guy talked about this that guy talked about this when that
00:47:02.820time we went and we didn't agree and we just want to stay in our bubble but here it is and so reality
00:47:08.440is going to burst that bubble everything all of the pain that we're going to go through in the
00:47:13.620next number of years is necessary because canadians are going to have to experience it
00:47:20.620it's going to have to affect them directly for them to pay attention and and that's just the
00:47:26.800reality that's there's no quick fix there's no silver bullet that's going to fix this overnight
00:47:31.820it's education it's information and it's experience and it's going to happen it's a it's
00:47:37.200inevitable yeah you you and i agreed on that last time you were on the show uh but here is my
00:47:42.400question are we going to be there to tell them what's what at the end of the day when the bubble
00:47:48.380shrinks and bursts and they're left with what the hell happened or are they going to try and take
00:47:53.340us out i mean they're debanking jeremy he doesn't have a financial institution to go through any
00:47:58.120longer i got some mysterious calls from my bank today i don't know exactly what the hell's going
00:48:02.980on with them i'm curious to find out tomorrow morning so the example that i like to use and
00:48:08.340I've talked to Archer Palowski a number of times in regards to this and he lived it right he's
00:48:13.720lived it he's experienced it in Poland and they never gave up they they actually got to a point
00:48:22.460where solidarity worked and it actually won without any violence so I still have a lot of faith
00:48:32.200shadow in humanity and the human spirit it's just so much of that spirit has been dumbed down by the
00:48:40.100media by all of the distractions and and people are just so unaware and it's not necessarily their
00:48:47.800fault it's just the society that we're that we live in works against us in in terms of pushback
00:48:54.880but it's going to happen at some point we're going to reach critical mass whatever that
00:49:01.040number is 30 percent 35 percent 40 percent whatever it is it's going to be enough to turn
00:49:07.860this thing around because the other 60 percent that aren't part of that critical mass are irrelevant
00:49:15.180because they don't want any part of it anyway so it's going to be the activists it's going to be
00:49:21.300the ones who are actively defending the values they claim to cherish that turn this thing around
00:49:53.200And a lot of other people are doing the same.
00:49:55.040again in this freedom not not everybody can have a show man not everybody can do this
00:50:02.920but like on a personal level right like on a community level not even community on a street
00:50:08.380level on your street in your neighborhood in your town or city what can that person do
00:50:14.740so communicate talk to people right and and if there's an event if there's a town hall
00:50:22.080that you know i'm coming to to talk about this stuff or other people are coming and there's
00:50:27.840more and more people coming up there's more and more people that are are more aware and it's going
00:50:33.860to continue to grow this this movement that we're part of and we're interesting we're an interesting
00:50:40.420animal shadow we're we're all about individual freedom right we're all about our own ideas
00:50:48.280which is why you see a lot of division throughout the movement and i'm okay with that i'm completely
00:50:54.380fine with it and everybody else should really just accept it because that's who we are we're
00:51:00.020not collectivists we're not a blob we don't group think we're a bunch of individuals coming together
00:51:06.080and we might all be on different paths and that's okay but we're we are going in the same direction
00:51:12.200sooner or later there will be a catalyst that brings all of those paths together as the convoy
00:51:19.080did when the convoy happened all of these groups merged to support that convoy and it was a
00:51:25.880beautiful thing to watch yeah and it'll happen again it's just we we can't force that that unity
00:51:33.520we can't pretend that that we're all united because we're not and that's okay we need to
00:51:39.180accept that, right? But sooner or later, I think there will be that catalyst, there will be that
00:51:45.320moment where we have no choice and enough people feel that we have no choice but to come together
00:51:54.000and defend what we cherish and value. I wonder how it's going to feel in that moment. I recall
00:52:01.200the convoy first starting up, the first message I saw from it, and then all of a sudden people
00:52:07.360started mobilizing and they started talking about it and and more posts you saw more and more posts
00:52:12.840about it next thing you know there is a massive gathering of trucks coming through your city and
00:52:18.200it was just such a feeling of overwhelming pride standing in the cold in the minus 35 waving at all
00:52:25.940of these massive rigs going by and and just go get them you know that was it i wonder what the next
00:52:32.660thing is going to be and how we will feel it i think we're probably all going to feel it inside
00:52:38.280like yeah this is the right thing to do because as you point out you know there have been many
00:52:43.200people who have tried to organize certain things certain regional gatherings or national gatherings
00:52:47.820that don't have the steam that the convoy did simply because it's not that grassroots thing
00:52:53.500there was something to coalesce around you know that last time right the truckers they all got
00:52:58.420together they couldn't cross the border and they took their concerns and they they took everybody
00:53:03.960else's concerns on their shoulders and they went to ottawa and so and so shadow when you look at
00:53:10.320what is yet to come and that's why this project that we we've done is so important because it's
00:53:16.060going to turn on a lot of light switches a lot of light bulbs and it's going to be it's going to
00:53:20.980become real and and so all of these things that they want to implement through this agenda
00:53:26.940is gonna wake people up like even these 15 minute communities syria like really i think
00:53:34.600that there's enough people even in the city of edmonton uh being a government town i think
00:53:41.420there's enough people that if those barricades go up they're coming down right e-gates my friend
00:53:50.220you won't even see them they're just gonna when you go across the sure but they're coming they're
00:53:56.060coming down yeah i can imagine there's going to be pushback at close schwab when he says the world
00:54:02.700is going to be a much angrier place he's not wrong no because everything they need to achieve
00:54:09.660is going to create chaos that means they're prepared for it though that that means they're
00:54:16.820prepared for every everything that we can come up with they've already got a countermeasure for
00:54:21.940which alarms me do you think that's true they're not they're not the smartest i mean even with the
00:54:28.920convoy and how they responded to that they lost yeah they lost the perception battle they lost
00:54:36.960the narrative when they did what they did we won regardless what anybody says we won because we
00:54:45.720were peaceful and the government wasn't and you know what's interesting too i can't believe i
00:54:50.020just said what i said because you're right you know when you watch that commission i'm not sure
00:54:54.160if you watched much of that commission uh the emergencies act thing that was in october and
00:54:58.240november but i watched a lot of it i i streamed a lot of it and i couldn't believe the inciting
00:55:03.780uh fighting and the bickering and the confusion between all the levels of uh police forces in
00:55:09.640ontario and then all the levels of government they couldn't agree on anything and that's why
00:55:14.860it became such a debacle not from our side from their side that's who our enemy is right it's the
00:55:20.920bureaucracy which they couldn't organize a cat fight a cat fight in a horror house
00:55:26.000they can't it's it's the government i worked for them for 25 years shadow they don't know what
00:55:33.160they don't know what they're doing they have no idea are you kidding jordan what did jordan
00:55:38.440peterson say he said uh this government is too incompetent to be as corrupt and tyrannical as
00:55:44.620they want to be right and i i agree i agree they the left hand has no idea what the right hand's
00:55:50.720doing in government but it's not the governments it's it's the other it's the big ones it's the
00:55:54.740monolith of you know then again if you sit back and we implementation right you still you still
00:56:00.880have national governments that are trying to manipulate the masses to achieve these goals
00:56:07.120they're they're going to fail yeah because that you just you can't implement all of these goals
00:56:14.580without stepping on a wasp's nest you can't do it and think about this too all of these
00:56:22.280millionaires billionaires corporate leaders uh political leaders worldwide they're arrogant
00:56:28.720and they're you know overconfident and i don't believe exactly they will never ever
00:56:35.440agree on everything and you can see now some of them pulling away from the hive mind going wait
00:56:41.760a minute this is ridiculous i can't implement this stuff well and so one again and another
00:56:46.720thing that we're going to have to keep an eye on is bricks right we have all of these you have
00:56:51.440about 80 percent of the world's population moving towards bricks right and and they don't want
00:57:00.480This? They want a multipolar world where nation states come together and negotiate amongst themselves for whatever it is they want or what they need. That works. Multipolar works. This unipolar idea, this global governance idea will not work. It will not succeed. It can't because it's just not human nature.
00:57:27.140it's just not there's not enough nation states that want to give up their sovereignty to some
00:57:31.840global governance are you kidding who's going to dictate the terms of everyone's life in their
00:57:37.580country you know what's what's interesting too is that i i said this on the show last night
00:57:41.980uh i said look at everything that they want to implement on us goes against the very nature of
00:57:48.400who we are as human beings right none of it makes any sense this equality thing first of all when
00:57:55.860you hear that in any communist country you go wait a minute like you you have the ability to
00:57:59.940be a doctor and you have the ability to be an artist and you have the ability to be a a writer
00:58:05.740of beautiful songs and you can you're a dentist man not everybody is the same and that's how they
00:58:11.640want to treat us and it's never going to fly that particular idea alone is enough for us to be
00:58:18.240pushing back and this idea that you know everybody gets a trophy and everybody participates are all
00:58:24.720the same is hogwash we have to get back to the days of exceptionalism where we actually celebrate
00:58:31.080the exceptional and if there's somebody at the lowest common denominator well then we help them
00:58:36.980yeah we give them a step up you know the people that have help to have nots that's how it's
00:58:42.600supposed to work and how about learn to lose i mean people lose man my grandfather kicked my ass
00:58:48.020when i was a kid i had a tantrum we lost a you know i was eight years old we lost the baseball
00:58:52.360tournament i freaked out he said you've got to learn to lose with dignity son right because that
00:58:58.300is part of life at least it was then and it should be again you would hope so well so again this is
00:59:05.680another thing that people can do is if you have children get involved with your school get
00:59:13.160involved go to the parent teacher interviews go to the um trustee meetings and ask the tough
00:59:21.560questions. We just had a circumstance here happen at the pool today at the Shaw Center in Saskatoon
00:59:28.100where there's a male completely naked traipsing through the female washrooms where girls are
00:59:37.080changing. Why aren't we coming together and going to the Shaw Center and telling them enough is
00:59:44.280enough? Stop this insanity. We have to activate. It's our responsibility. Shadow, we've abdicated
00:59:50.740our responsibility to people we thought had our best interest at heart for decades we have to take
00:59:56.640our responsibility back as responsible citizens and stop this insanity of so i mean we're inundated
01:00:04.260with insanity three years ago that guy traipsing through the girls dressing room would have been
01:00:09.420arrested immediately or five years ago maybe and now it would probably be the person who complains
01:00:14.680that there's a naked man traipsing through the girls locker room the person that complains would
01:00:19.160be hauled away right even the even the woman that that brought up this issue and had the experience
01:00:25.780today she even questioned her own sense her own sensibilities by saying and is is it me or am i
01:00:35.380the only one who's concerned here or am i out of touch yeah like what am i an old man or an old
01:00:42.980woman with my thinking here's something else uh that you might find interesting and i i haven't
01:00:48.620brought this up on the show uh yet i will be speaking with one of the people who's behind the
01:00:54.540push the people's push down in winkler uh the southern part of our province next week they had
01:00:59.840an incident happen in their library public library uh pornographic books on the shelves and within
01:01:06.760reach of five and six year old kids and younger uh these books were pornographic completely and
01:01:14.420totally pornographic they got together they went to the uh the library board they said this is
01:01:21.620ridiculous the library board actually defended and pushed back and said no we're going to keep
01:01:25.680these books on the shelves so this fight has been ongoing for six or seven months and i suggested to
01:01:31.720the person i was speaking to on the phone well people have to stand up and they have to call
01:01:35.560this library board and the people supporting them i don't care if it's town council city council or
01:01:41.760provincial you got to call them what they are pedophiles you are pedophiles you're allowing
01:01:47.840these books in libraries within the reach of a four-year-old kid who has no business knowing
01:01:54.080any of this stuff and some of the wording never mind some of the the wording the pictures it's
01:01:59.320all there right you've got to call these people well we didn't you said we didn't think that name
01:02:05.240calling was a good idea and i said you're not name calling you are stating a fact fact they are
01:02:12.840pedophile groomers that's it right this is not an insult it is an insult it should be an insult
01:02:20.900but it's not they are pedophile groomers as a fact and we have to start standing up beside our
01:02:27.500beliefs and not questioning our own minds like you just said exactly and and start developing
01:02:33.680some courage and not care what other people think yeah because you know what's right we all know
01:02:40.700what's right or we should but all of this shadow again all of this insanity can go back to the
01:02:49.220sustainable development agenda all of it and so when i talk about this population reduction
01:02:54.140a lot of what they're doing i mean the push for abortion they call it reproductive health but
01:03:00.720whatever this abortion push uh for decades is is part of this euthanasia is part of this
01:03:09.380the trans movement transgenderism that whole thing is part of this because if you can get
01:03:16.720to the kids and if you can confuse enough kids along the way with 72 different genders that
01:03:23.960they can choose from they're not going to have that nuclear family that traditional family that
01:03:31.740that has a couple of kids and procreates they're not going to do it right it's just it's the same
01:03:37.640with the lgbtq supremacy this idea that everybody has to kowtow to to pride week or pride month or
01:03:45.780wear a wear a jersey right toxic masculinity same thing like let's make all of it you're bad for
01:03:52.920being a man yes all of this narrative is coming from the un it's all coming from there from an
01:04:00.160unelected unaccountable foreign entity that wants nothing more than destroy western civilization to
01:04:06.680achieve their goals and our politicians are falling for it and they have for decades and we need to
01:04:12.580hold these people accountable so all of this depopulation thing is all it's all related and
01:04:18.180then you get into the farmers and restricting their fertilizer 30 percent well what's that
01:04:24.100going to do to our food production around the world shadow it's going to create mass starvation
01:04:31.660and famine it's going to kill a lot of people by restricting our farmers ability to grow bumper
01:04:39.280crops quality crops by restricting that well not to mention the end game the carbon in the air that
01:04:47.080right i mean you're an arborist you know need to have co2 in the atmosphere our plants love it in
01:04:54.220fact shadow there's a study that came out it's actually still on the nasa website believe it or
01:04:59.120not but it came out a couple of years ago where they tasked a bunch of scientists please come
01:05:04.440back and tell us why the earth has been greening so much over the last two decades the scientist
01:05:10.220they could have called me saved a bunch of money i would have told them there's more co2 in the
01:05:14.480atmosphere which encourages more plant growth more plant growth equals more food for animals
01:05:21.340more food for animals means more food for a growing planet we're in this symbiosis this this
01:05:28.140cycle of life that co2 is a fundamental building block of and and another byproduct of more co2 in
01:05:37.140the atmosphere and a greening planet is it actually cools the planet when you have more
01:05:44.160vegetation when you stick up these solar panel farms you eradicate everything underneath them
01:05:50.820and you make them black which attracts the sunlight and the heat what are you doing to
01:05:56.300the planet you're heating it you're not cooling it yeah let mother nature do what she's supposed
01:06:02.360to do with co2 that we're only recycling it comes from mother nature oil and gas is mother nature
01:06:11.760let me ask you this the uh you're right absolutely right it comes right from the ground man that's
01:06:18.200where it comes from yes have we got a an underpopulation problem and i understand
01:06:23.820what what the ultimate goal is here for these globalists they want to reduce the population
01:06:29.640of the planet but you know elon musk and other people uh actual scientists and japan is having
01:06:35.040a huge issue with this right now under population they can't seem to fill all the infrastructure all
01:06:40.320the jobs required because they haven't got enough people they've got 130 million people on living on
01:06:46.380those four little islands the size of saskatchewan ultimately and and they haven't got enough people
01:06:51.700and they're saying that that is the problem in the world right now maybe it's just the distribution
01:06:58.260of the people in the world where they right maybe it's the conditioning of the people
01:07:03.100maybe there isn't enough people that want to work for a living maybe there's not enough people that
01:07:08.360have responsibility as part of their their upbringing maybe they they don't want to
01:07:13.600contribute to society maybe they they just want to sit in their box in their in their cubicle
01:07:21.400somewhere um and live out the rest of their lives in front of a in front of a computer screen
01:07:27.580dude you know what our society is decayed and i've i've said this for a long time i mean
01:07:32.540you know my grandfather he was a guy who would dress up to go to the store right he would put a
01:07:38.000tie on hat gloves and go to the store and i said where are you going grams i'm going to the store
01:07:42.940going downtown going to eaton's and i'd say oh okay and now you're seeing people walking around
01:07:48.740in pajamas in in walmart all right i'm actually guilty i'm actually i'm actually guilty too dude
01:07:57.000you know i wear my pajamas to the grocery store not to the grocery store but to the shell store
01:08:01.600he said to me you're going to go out looking like that to do business are you kidding me
01:08:05.460right but that's not what i'm talking about what i'm talking about is we when we were kids would
01:08:10.880get visits from world war ii veterans on remembrance day at school they would come in
01:08:15.720they would tell us how it was what they fought for why they did that now i understand that each
01:08:20.500you know generation wants to see their kids live a more comfortable life a happier life
01:08:25.540than they had but it's gotten to the point now where i think we need to be having something to
01:08:31.740fight for again to toughen us up a little bit right and and i think this is this is the thing
01:08:38.700it's the age old you know weak men create hard times hard times create good men good men create
01:08:45.000good times yeah cyclical that's where we are right man uh so the plan is we're going to start
01:08:50.980learning about these 17 uh esg sustainable development goals so we're gonna we should
01:08:57.120be releasing the first episode which is as i said probably goal number one um within the next day or
01:09:05.380two we're gonna let it sort of sink for a while and then i think tuesday night we're gonna run a
01:09:12.000twitter spaces and we're gonna talk about it and we're gonna let people ask some questions about
01:09:16.240it and and then we'll release number two same thing we'll let it let it soak for a while and
01:09:23.660then we'll do a spaces and people can come in and have a chat and we can talk about it and so
01:09:28.480hopefully um you know people will start to grasp the enormity of this and and what it what it really
01:09:34.060means and how can we find it um so i'll be releasing it on my twitter on my facebook
01:09:42.460uh facebook is mark friesen forum for canadian sovereignty canada first and saskatoon
01:09:50.100mark friesen saskatoon grasswood uh those are my facebook platforms um i'm also on youtube
01:09:56.780while we're releasing it there um also on rumble i'll be releasing it there and of course my twitter
01:10:04.700account uh as well so um well you let me do if there's anything i can do to help you out in
01:10:11.620terms of getting the distribution and people to to watch that because it sounds pretty important
01:10:16.740that we learn these things and that we're able to communicate them to other people well it adds it
01:10:21.500add it'll add context to something that's very vague to people yeah they just they hear sustainable
01:10:29.260development and i think they use that terminology by design to to get people just like well that
01:10:36.500just sounds like too much for me to wrap my head around so so it you know we're going to go through
01:10:41.320it all and hopefully add some context to people for people and and uh you know hopefully there's
01:10:46.940two different ways dude that these people have been because they're they've got the marketing
01:10:50.280experts on their side too right there's two different things they'll release things that
01:10:53.900are so heavily worded that it's boring and people don't want to read it or it's a nice sunny 15
01:11:00.400minute city where you can walk to the dentist with your mommy right and they're going to gear it to
01:11:05.380the kids oh mommy i love this we need to live in a 15 minute city okay dear we'll move to a 15
01:11:11.460minute city and it's all happy and rainbows and sunshine okay brother thanks for coming on tonight
01:11:17.320please keep me informed as to where we can find uh these episodes uh 100 and and also keep in mind
01:11:23.980uh some of these put it in there um victory church calgary march 4th myself mark moreno