00:03:00.000hey everybody how you doing welcome shadow at night thursday march the second 2023 before we
00:03:08.300even begin tonight i would like to show you something interesting here i'm going to throw
00:03:13.440this up and and everybody can get up and and applaud i've gotten the feeling that at least
00:03:20.220one left-wing marxist corporate media organization in the past week or so
00:03:25.400may have discovered the error of their ways when it comes to the way they've been reporting things
00:03:32.400for the last couple of years i can't say this for sure but this is the organization that's
00:03:37.820uncovered the chinese election interference it's global news and today see this here this person
00:03:45.880has been the bane of a lot of our existence for the past couple of years
00:03:51.860rachel gilmore rachel gilmore in her pinned tweet hi friends i'm heartbroken to share i've
00:04:02.780been laid off from global news i poured my heart and soul into the work i did alongside amazing
00:04:08.600colleagues and i dealt with some horrifying backlash for it but i wouldn't change a thing
00:04:13.740she's also actively looking for her next gig by the way so if you're interested in hiring
00:04:19.000You know, maybe you own a fast food franchise. You need somebody to work the window. This would be a wonderful, wonderful opportunity for young Rachel. Rachel Gilmore, formerly of Global News. Now, I'm not saying that they've changed their spots completely because I don't think they have.
00:04:37.220But in the last couple of weeks, at least they've been trying to do some decent journalism.
00:04:56.680We're going to have to let more of you go.
00:04:58.380And the people they were letting go were already let go.
00:05:01.080And then they tell you who they let go, six, maybe seven people.
00:05:03.760When I first started at Global Winnipeg, there was like 70 people working there. And when I left there, there may have been 30. That's what media is doing these days. That's why there's so much overlap when it comes to journalistic entities from Bell to Global to CBC, because they're just writing each other's crap.
00:05:26.660they all get together in the media pool and they go what do you got what do you got what do you got
00:05:30.100okay that's what i'll write and the next thing you know it's the same story written in slightly
00:05:34.220different ways by two or three different reporters for 17 or 18 different publications or if they
00:05:41.000haven't got a reporter on site they'll just use a crap piece from the canadian press another
00:05:45.420left-wing media organization in canada that is the state of media in our country ladies and
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00:07:30.080canadananosilver.ca and by tacit investigations and security the guest tonight is the grizzly
00:07:38.600patriot himself it's mark friesen welcome back to the show buddy hey thanks for having me shadow
00:07:43.300good to see you yeah good to see you too so i got a message from mark you guys a couple of days ago
00:07:47.840hey i'd be interested in having a debate with you regarding the uh pierre polyev thing and i was
00:07:52.740quick to point out to mark that you know what we don't really need to have a debate because i've
00:07:57.660never really been a huge backer of polyev my only my only concern is getting trudeau out of office
00:08:03.180and i thought the conservative party would be the only realistic way of doing it i mean let's be
00:08:07.720honest. The PPC had a huge surge in the last election. I think they got nearly a million
00:08:12.860votes and still not one seat, not even in Maxime Bernier's riding. And so to me, it seemed like
00:08:19.200the PPC may have been a pipe dream. And to go one step further, Mark, considering everything I've
00:08:24.760heard you say over the past year and a half, two years, I mean, there is no political solution
00:08:29.720really anyway, considering this is a worldwide coup that's that's going on. But I'm interested
00:08:36.540in hearing what you have to say regarding the Pierre Polyev mess that happened on the weekend,
00:08:40.160that's for sure. Yeah, so I wasn't shocked by his position and his take and his statement
00:08:48.300whatsoever. We know who they are. We've identified who they are. We have been for a number of years.
00:08:58.760and listen as much as i could probably like pierre poliver as a person um this isn't pierre
00:09:09.980poliver's decision even though he's the leader of the conservative party there is a bunch of
00:09:16.460backroom boys that run that party and they're red tories just so everybody's clear and they dictate
00:09:24.780what the leader is going to do and what the leader is going to say and and that's exactly what
00:09:30.420happened in this case this is all about pandering to red tories in toronto and quebec and parts of
00:09:38.480ontario that's that's what that was wouldn't it have been more politically expedient for him to
00:09:43.500say nothing at all he shouldn't have said a word yeah he was skating i mean people like myself
00:09:50.840would have pressured him to to say something but uh and others would probably have too but
00:09:56.160but yeah the the the safest bet for a conservative who normally doesn't want to say anything
00:10:03.900is to say nothing okay so the debate that you uh suggested that we have is about the ppc and the
00:10:11.580cpc splitting the vote and you know i've never really suggested that the vote was going to be
00:10:16.780split because splitting means 50 50 pretty much to me 60 40 but this would be more of a four or
00:10:23.400five percent swing in favor of the ppc versus uh the conservatives which would leave the
00:10:29.220conservatives at least according to the latest polls i've seen more in minority territory
00:10:33.300than majority territory where they're just about right now 37 38 is what you need
00:10:39.680in this country historically to get yourself a majority government the ppc might take you know
00:10:45.340like i said four or five points away from that and still not get a seat so what would be the ideal
00:10:50.280situation in the canadian parliament if there is an election after this whole chinese election
00:10:56.380interference so when we're talking about canadian politics and what's ideal i i what's ideal is
00:11:04.480what's ideal for the people of this country and what i see as ideal for the people of this country
00:11:11.280to be most represented is a conservative minority backed up and supported by a ppc that has 12 seats
00:11:20.380being the balance of power then all of a sudden we become the freedom caucus north right and then
00:11:28.440we can start to pressure the conservative government as a minority saying we're not
00:11:35.660going to vote for what you want to put through unless you pull out of Paris Accord, unless you
00:11:42.540pull out of Agenda 2030, sustainable development, for example. If we hold the balance of power,
00:11:51.020then Canadians will rest assured that they would be represented in the most fullest way. So I,
00:11:57.760that's, to me, that would be the best case scenario. How on earth do we convince the people
00:12:03.720of this country, what is really going on? And I know that you've been touring around the last few
00:12:08.420years and your audiences have grown probably by a thousand percent, especially in the last couple
00:12:15.360of years. But is there some way that we can make people understand without, you know, getting a
00:12:21.940huge loudspeaker, you know, five miles in the air? Yeah. So I think to shadow that, you know, one of
00:12:29.680the one of the directions I've taken is to focus a little bit more onto provincial politics
00:12:35.780and and within our own provinces because like in Saskatchewan for example we're about the only
00:12:43.920province that still has a demographic that is well above 50 percent rural to urban and it's
00:12:52.240not going to be urbanites that pull us out of this globalist hell that they're taking us down
00:12:56.140it's going to be rural folks that have the values of self-reliance self-determination
00:13:01.180independence and community right and so so that's for for me that's that's my focus that's where
00:13:06.680we're going to take this and in saskatchewan we have this really cool ability to wag the the the
00:13:13.440dog of government um through that i mean it was it was the saskatchewan government the sask party
00:13:20.280that was first to lift the mandates and restrictions well why did they do that a lot of
00:13:26.040people attribute it to the convoy and it definitely had its pressure but it was also at the same time
00:13:31.960their base which is rural Saskatchewan had only donated at that time 10 percent of what they
00:13:39.120normally would have years previous so it was at that time that Scott Moe realized hey I've lost
00:13:45.760my base based on what I've been doing I have to I have to lift these mandates and restrictions if
00:13:52.360I'm going to remain as as premier of this province and and that's what he did and so the people still
00:13:58.480have that power and this is why I say to people like yourself who don't think that there's a
00:14:03.720political resolution to this I believe there is and it starts in Saskatchewan and if Saskatchewan
00:14:11.340can effectively push and maybe even elect an alternative to the establishment and then say
00:14:18.900to Ottawa, all right, let's get a fair deal here. And how are we going to get a fair deal
00:14:25.300when you keep committing to some unelected, unaccountable foreign entity in the form of
00:14:30.700the United Nations or World Economic Forum? We don't get a fair deal in that scenario.
00:14:35.580so here's what's going to happen we have 60% potentially at some point in favor of separation
00:14:43.960we have to have that leverage if we're going to negotiate effectively with Ottawa
00:14:47.680and say if we don't get a fair deal I'm not sure what the answer is we have to take action that
00:14:55.340is in the best interest of our people and and does that and if that means separation if that
00:15:01.360means survival through separation then that's what we have to do but honestly in that in that
00:15:07.740situation i can't imagine ottawa saying no to saskatchewan and alberta manitoba in that scenario
00:15:14.780um i can't see it how much time have we got to pull this off because you know when i talk about
00:15:21.340a political solution or there not being one and this is where you and i are in disagreement and
00:15:26.360not complete disagreement um i don't know that there's time mark i mean we keep talking about
00:15:32.560you know starting small so municipal governments city and town governments and then provincial
00:15:38.320governments and then maybe work your way up to a kind of a federal situation but i mean the you
00:15:43.480know the the coup is happening man it's happening worldwide and it well set it up it is and and this
00:15:49.420is where it's you know my job I take that responsibility in Saskatchewan and really
00:15:56.100everywhere to educate and inform people as to what's going on now does that mean a lot of
00:16:01.840people are going to listen to Mark Friesen and have him burst their bubble that they live in no
00:16:06.320but the reality is as they move along with this agenda and it starts to hit people directly
00:16:14.140more and more people are going to wake up and more and more people are going to start asking
00:16:17.860the right questions and once they do then we're going to have something then we have that critical
00:16:23.060mass where we can affect the change that's necessary and and again i i don't fully disagree
00:16:28.840with you shadow in the sense that they have us on a very dark path if we don't resolve this
00:16:35.480politically then it's going to be resolved in another way yes yes there's no question about
00:16:43.000that yeah and this is what i'm trying to avoid because that's a very ugly set of circumstances
00:16:47.960i agree and you know okay let me ask you a different question here do you believe any
00:16:54.100elected politicians sitting in a position of power right now any premier any mp any mla any of them
00:17:00.240none of them not one daniel smith no not even daniel okay no listen you know so we have to
00:17:09.200and this is one of the critiques i had of the sask united party launch the other night they
00:17:14.440had this big party launch and everything was wonderful well produced and they had a bunch
00:17:19.040of speakers not one of them addressed the world economic forum not one of them talked about
00:17:23.660agenda 2030 sustainable development they didn't even mention it because they're scared we need
00:17:29.160to have leaders that have courage to address the elephant in the room to address the root cause of
00:17:36.760all our problems and that is agenda 2030 sdgs that's it that's that's the head of the snake
00:17:42.280yeah and so we need to be able to talk about that openly there was a room full of people that they
00:17:49.600were speaking to that were all switched on and they all left disappointed because nobody was
00:17:55.160willing to talk about the elephant in the room and and so you know here we are so we have to we
00:18:01.600have to be courageous we have to inspire people we have to give people hope that if we do this
00:18:08.500we're going to come out on top and we have to be able to do this and that's and that's my hope in
00:18:13.320Saskatchewan I truly believe that we're gonna we're gonna move mountains in this province because
00:18:18.100the majority of the province are active the majority of the province will vote and that's
00:18:24.520rural Saskatchewan they want to save their way of life they don't want some unelected unaccountable
00:18:30.640foreign entity creating cookie cutter policy and inst and having it implemented through our
00:18:36.240national government and our provincial governments we can say no to this i think your dog needs to
00:18:41.520take a leak man yeah he's insane somebody gotta let him out the back um why are politicians scared
00:18:50.560are they scared of being lambasted by the left-wing corporate media and how how would you see that
00:18:55.420situation unfolding is it the same thing that happened to danielle smith when she first took
00:19:00.180the reins of the UPC? I think there's a level of fear, especially in establishment politics.
00:19:10.620I mean, listen, since 1992, Shadow, since this was first agreed to, when Prime Minister Mulroney
00:19:18.900first signed this agreement and this commitment to this agenda, did he come back and task all of
00:19:26.600his MPs to go back to their constituents and tell them what they've committed to and what some of
00:19:31.520the consequences of this agenda will be for them. It's never happened, ever. Not one elected official
00:19:38.600has ever said or told the people what this agenda represents and how it's going to affect them.
00:19:45.580It's never happened. So every one of these elected officials aren't worth the seats they occupy.
00:19:53.460yeah yeah but why such a secret i mean if they were so all behind this thing if they if they all
00:20:01.080thought that this was such a great idea why wouldn't you try and sell it to the population
00:20:05.220politically if if if i was let's say i was one of these politicians and back in 1992 i came back to
00:20:13.080canada after you know joining mulrooney and signing this thing and i tried to sell this
00:20:17.820agenda to the people they would they would reject it out of hand and they would probably
00:20:26.120tell me to resign that very day because it's that bad because it's that it seeds so much of
00:20:35.620our sovereignty and and i mean i think most canadians believe that canadians should come up
00:20:43.020with the ideas and solutions for canadians i don't think canadians are in favor of ceding that
00:20:49.480sovereignty to this entity that doesn't have our best interest remotely at heart so you you get
00:20:56.840these people trying to sell this agenda to the to the masses that's why they kept it in fact
00:21:02.600they did worse than that than keeping it from us they actually labeled it a conspiracy theory
00:21:08.420for most since it was signed and anybody that that talked about it and tried to raise awareness
00:21:16.720about it was immediately ridiculed shamed labeled as a conspiracy theorist and and i still i still
00:21:25.420get that that that label even though i can prove that it's it's a thing it's a hundred percent
00:21:31.620happening and i can give you all of the bills that trudeau's put in place since he took power
00:21:37.200that's in in relation to this agenda everything he's done is related to that agenda everything
00:21:44.400i mean we're talking you talk about mulruna you're talking about a guy who tried to sell the gst in
00:21:48.840this country and even though we still have that tax in in every single province i mean he he took
00:21:56.100a huge beating on that one i think he went from 190 seats to two in the following election so
00:22:02.360well and this is the thing and and so this is why you know when when the reform movement was
00:22:09.660was chugging along and it was gaining support and it was gaining seats and then out of nowhere
00:22:16.800they broke my heart because i was a reform member i was i was a kid i was a teenager that was the
00:22:22.300first party i ever belonged to i loved it i loved preston's message but then they turned around and
00:22:27.440they broke my heart they sold us out and they merged with a with a pile of red tories so this
00:22:33.520is what we're seeing right now shadow play out in front of us that's why the conservative party
00:22:39.360will never be the party that everybody thinks they will they can't because they're full of red
00:22:45.600tories and and and the reform party sold its soul to get power through those red tories and this has
00:22:53.120always been the conservative party dilemma and this fight between red and blue and and and
00:23:01.340principles and values and and so here we are and and this is why it's so important to have an
00:23:08.280alternative to the establishment i mean the saskatchewan united party was supposed to be
00:23:14.560that provincially in your province and disappointment reigns uh after that big launch
00:23:20.140party the other night why on earth i mean the the person who started that party is a sitting mla now
00:23:26.460representing the saskatchewan united party in regina correct yeah so so that the leader um
00:23:33.940nadine wilson and i you know all due respect to nadine she's she left the sask party um a couple
00:23:40.660of years ago and she's been fighting sort of against you know what they're been what they were
00:23:45.700implementing and and the mandates and the vaccine mandates and these things so she's done some good
00:23:52.300work but at the end of the day um it doesn't appear as though they want to risk being labeled
00:24:02.880a conspiracy theorist by talking about an agenda that's obvious uh in in all of scott moe's
00:24:09.760marketing the sass party marketing they're always talking about sustainable this and sustainable
00:24:14.600that so they they know exactly what it is it's just every time he's asked he denies knowing
00:24:19.880anything about it he does that because he's carrying water for the conservative party of
00:24:24.860canada all of these premiers are carrying water for the conservative party because if you start
00:24:30.460to talk about agenda 2030 and the sdgs then all of a sudden the conversation is going to turn to
00:24:36.280well who committed us to this and we we know it's the conservative party in 92 2015 it was actually
00:24:42.320the conservative party that made it law in 2008 which makes this binding and now we're compelled
00:24:49.540as a nation to report our progress in achieving the goals of sustainable development to the u.n
00:24:55.860an unelected unaccountable foreign entity what are we doing how do you see this rolling out mark i
00:25:01.620mean look it's been rolling out for a while what are next steps from the cabal where where we go
00:34:58.200And I mean, you know, anytime anybody organizes some event, there's going to be detractors and whether they're government operatives or they're infiltrators or whatever, it's going to happen.
00:35:15.980it it happens every time it always happens and so um i ignore most of it because it's it's
00:35:23.300why would i waste my time in the drama when i got things to do i got important things to do and and
00:35:30.860so does everybody else so i don't know i just a lot of it i just see as as noise and and it's
00:35:36.780personalities and it's egos and it's agendas and it's it's all these things and and you know at
00:35:42.340the end of the day the events happen and and they come together they do their thing and then they go
00:35:48.320their separate ways and and you know we we carry on who's at the head of the snake
00:35:53.940you have talked about the Bilderbergs you've talked about the club of Rome you've talked
00:36:03.180about you know the bankers it's the bankers the world bankers sure so so this is the thing with
00:36:11.040even with this agenda this this was first conceptualized at the club of rome an organization
00:36:18.480that was sponsored by rockefeller and he brought and the rothschilds and the warbergs and the shifts
00:36:24.740and all the bankers they brought the club of rome together to first conceptualize an agenda
00:36:31.040and and that's what they did and a lot of the a lot of the push at that time in the late 60s 1968
00:36:37.960when the club was first created was depopulation that that was one of the top agenda items in
00:36:47.320creating this whole agenda and that's to reduce population of the planet and if you if you look
00:36:53.560at my pin tweet dennis meadows one of the founding members of the club of rome he's very clear in his
00:37:00.120objectives and reducing the population from 7.5 billion down to 1 billion well how are you going
00:37:05.880to do that there's there's a lot of different mechanisms that they put into place uh you're
00:37:10.840not going to do it overnight but in the interim they need a dictatorship and he says this and he's
00:37:17.260very he's very open about it and so you know ultimately it's it's the bankers it's the
00:37:24.160rockefellers rothschilds it's it's uh you know they're the ones that that stand to benefit the
00:37:30.520most when you destroy western civilization when you destroy everything that that we've built and
00:37:37.600and people need to understand in order for them to achieve the goals of sustainable development
00:37:42.620all 17 goals they need to destroy the values that we claim to cherish the values of freedom liberty
00:37:50.760sovereignty justice equality under the law rule of law prosperity and truth destroy those and
00:37:58.280they'll achieve all of their their goals but i don't think i i honestly believe that they've
00:38:04.840underestimated the spirit of humanity i think they've underestimated there's there's too many
00:38:11.460of us for them to achieve this and at some point whenever that point is and it's coming i know it's
00:38:19.600coming people are going to say enough is enough we're not we're not living in 15 minute prison
00:38:27.220districts we're not going to do it and i've talked to people already in saskatoon because it's been
00:38:33.140floated around and there's already people coming together that can't wait to dismantle the barriers
00:38:40.100that they put up to keep us in these 50-minute cities like well it's not going to be barriers
00:38:47.740they say oh no no no we're not going to lock you in we're just going to find you if you leave with
00:38:53.160a special camera we could use to track how long how long is that camera gonna last yeah it's not
00:38:58.940exactly right i mean people are going to scale a hundred foot tower just to get up and take that
00:39:03.060thing down uh how do you see it rolling out though the 15 minute cities i know it's a staggered
00:39:08.480approach all across the world in terms of not just countries but regions within countries uh
00:39:14.600you know when you talk about rural land use let's just say uh some of these you know new bylaws are
00:39:21.760being uh bandied about in different areas of the country not all right uh it's all about the end
00:39:28.000game so how do you see this playing out in canada what's next i i uh i have too much faith in
00:39:37.720humanity i don't think people are gonna allow this to happen i know rural saskatchewan i know
00:39:45.760rural folks and if somebody comes in to change land use bylaws that they can't ranch anymore
00:39:53.460that they're down to three cows per farm it's it's just not going to be accepted people will not
00:40:02.660will not bend the knee to this it's just it's it's so big and it's it's so consequential shadow
00:40:11.980that at some point whenever that point is you're going to see on mass the people rejecting this
00:40:20.200100 but what you do see and and this is something i noticed i was out for coffee with wayne peters
00:40:26.340the other day we were sitting in a coffee shop in winnipeg and i said look around you what do you
00:40:30.980see he goes a bunch of people i said yeah but who are they they're wokesters they're sitting in a
00:40:37.100woke coffee shop and they're just going to sleepwalk their way into this new world order
00:40:42.820brother i mean that's it they're uh digital id for my own convenience how sweet awesome i'll sign
00:40:48.540up for that digital money oh i've been for that no more cash that's great i can never lose it again
00:40:53.100i mean that's that's the mentality they're going in with they believe that the world is back to
00:40:59.360normal and you're referring to urbanites you're referring to people in the cities yeah and i and
00:41:06.740i said before it's not going to be urbanites that pull us out of this it's until it gets so bad that
00:41:14.100that your neighbors are are impacted and directly affected i mean even inflation and the cost of
00:41:21.640living has has gotten some people to look outside the foxhole they live in and and have a look and
00:41:28.060see what's going on that there's a war going on and and there's they're starting to wake up because
00:41:32.460of cost of living even just cost of living and and so as they push this along and as they continue
00:41:41.000to try to achieve the goals of sustainable development more and more people are going to be
00:41:47.020awakened to this and they're going to push back and they're going to say no way am i living in a
00:41:54.16015 you're going to force me to walk everywhere in my 15 minute prison district i can't drive i can't
00:42:01.620do a business i can't run my business in saskatoon because i service the whole city and outside the
00:42:08.480city so i can't service people outside my prison district because the cost of business would be so
00:42:15.920much in fines that that i i wouldn't survive is that what this is i so i just i just i just don't
00:42:23.360think they're going to be able to achieve what they think they'll be able to achieve you know
00:42:28.340what i love your optimism i love it but i two years ago sat here and said closed businesses
00:42:34.940i don't think so vaccine passports come on you know i didn't say that out loud because i didn't
00:42:42.020want anybody to to you know to feel crazy for thinking that i just thought that's beyond the
00:42:47.460realm of possibility and yet look what happened but but see shadow that was the first time that
00:42:55.860they attempted to trample all of our rights and freedoms and they used fear and they used
00:43:01.680propaganda and we'd never been exposed to all of this insanity this is the first this was the first
00:43:08.700time we've had to deal with this with communism or totalitarianism or authoritarian authoritarianism
00:43:15.440it was the first time people there's a whole lot more people that are very wise
00:43:22.600to what they're up to and and a lot of people understand that they're using that they used
00:43:30.200covid as a social engineering project and a conditioning training exercise to get us
00:43:40.060used to having our rights and freedoms dismantled and people in the cities were more than happy to
00:43:49.560go along to get along people in rural saskatchewan were not we did we did underground town halls
00:43:58.180throughout the province and in alberta and people didn't accept it they didn't they didn't accept
00:44:05.360this and we did it anyway we met anyway we came together anyway and and so you know um but there's
00:44:13.160going to be what about the people who live in the cities i mean like i'm in a city you're in a city
00:44:16.800there are many people in cities who are awake but you know my fear is that if you decide you're
00:44:24.140going to stay in a city you're going to get trapped into one of those 15 minute zones or
00:44:28.980you'll be forced in some way shape or form if you want to go into a grocery store you have to show
00:44:33.100your digital uh id facial recognition whatever it is like do you recommend that people maybe sell
00:44:41.000their city place and go out to the country yeah i'm looking at that as we speak i i'm looking to
00:44:46.980get out i won't even run another political campaign in my city yeah it's useless because
00:44:57.140of the apathy because of the there's just too many distractions in cities there's just there's too
00:45:03.040much that people just they keep their head down i don't even talk to my neighbors other than a
00:45:08.700couple of them i don't talk to anybody nobody talks to each other in in the neighborhoods they
00:45:14.640just keep their head down they get in their car they go to work they come home they put their
00:45:18.160feet up they watch hockey drink beer go to bed right yep and and that's the city that's city
00:45:25.040life but i can tell you outside the city it's a it's a whole different world and people there
00:45:30.800truly cherish their freedom their self-reliance their independence their community and they don't
00:45:37.420want the state coming in to dismantle that and force them off and into the cities they're not
00:45:44.100going to go for it it's just what do you see a bunch of farmers with pitchforks and torches
00:45:48.140trying to keep the uh trying to keep the army out yeah i don't think the army i think that would be
00:45:54.940the worst case that that the government could do to bring the army in against its own citizens
00:46:01.200i mean talk about a wake-up call look what happened in ottawa yeah i mean right and that
00:46:08.080was a huge wake-up call yeah wasn't it yeah maybe so but it's amazing to me that all of the things
00:46:14.420that have happened in the last three years we have accepted now as normal this has happened
00:46:19.920trudeau is a democratic backslide and i'm going to explain that to people in just a second like
00:46:24.880our institutions have been weakened uh the judiciary has been weakened government institutions
00:46:31.280you know rcmp whatever everything that people used to go yeah you know what i mean if those
00:46:37.060guys say it it must be true now everybody not everybody but many people are questioning
00:46:42.300everything that comes out of their mouths yes and that's not a good situation for any country to be
00:46:48.260No, it's a terrible situation, but it's not without hope. Again, all of this that's coming down, all of the pain that we've gone through, all of the pain that we're going to go through is all necessary. It's all part of the process.
00:47:07.460and again i just i fall back to the spirit of humanity they're not gonna we have this innate
00:47:15.080sense in in us that we want to be free that we want to have liberty that we want justice and we
00:47:24.380want sovereignty we want to make our own rules for us that's those are all things that are innate in
00:47:31.640inhuman activity in inhuman beings so i i just have this faith that that humanity is at some
00:47:39.340point just going to say no and you know people say well you know once you're in communism you
00:47:45.220have to shoot your way out well poland didn't poland didn't have to do that poland actually
00:47:49.940stood up peacefully and they they said down with communism through solidarity and guess what they
00:47:58.000won yeah without a shot fire they filled the streets every day for what two years and finally
00:48:05.260they they came out on top but now i mean look they're right back in it again in this whole
00:48:09.600ukraine situation so you know i mean you gotta it's a generational thing mark i think uh you
00:48:16.800know the whole cabal is a generational thing and freedom must be fought for every generation sadly
00:48:23.780absolutely our generation has never had to fight for a thing we've had everything handed to us on
00:48:29.080a silver platter this is all new to us jenna this is all new to us yeah and and so there's going to
00:48:35.780be some growing pains in this there's going to be some you know some egos and some agendas and all
00:48:41.400these other things that we have to struggle with as a movement but uh we have to we have no choice
00:48:48.240if you claim to cherish freedom as most people claim to um then you're gonna have to stand up
00:48:54.940and fight for it it's not given to you it's not it's not handed to you like we we thought it was
00:49:00.340and took it for granted for a long time we're in a war we have to acknowledge that and recognize
00:49:05.580that and we have to force our politicians to acknowledge it and recognize it that this agenda
00:49:12.880exists and they need to talk about it and they need to take responsibility for it i like that
00:49:18.400mission i'm sure that you have thought about the possibilities going forward let's just say
00:49:23.760not enough people stand up and we wind up getting uh forming a new parallel society outside of the
00:49:30.140cities have you thought about that possibility oh absolutely i think about it all the time and
00:49:34.840it's and it's happening as we speak these parallel societies are being created yeah i mean even
00:49:43.780through our town hall experience i've made networks with people i know who produces the food
00:49:49.940i know who my ranchers are i know where i'm going to get my food from that isn't injected with mrna
00:49:57.360it isn't you know it's healthy it's good it's solid food these are the connections that we've
00:50:03.200made through this whole town hall experience and networking so um and even in health care there's
00:50:11.480there's a whole wave of people that are creating their own health there's a there's a private
00:50:17.580organization here in saskatoon uh one of my family doctors quit this practice and and created this
00:50:23.940this new alternative health care and it's phenomenal it it's it really works and and you
00:50:32.200know we we look at at traditional health care well that's that's just big pharma that's all
00:50:39.080that is right that just supports big pharma yeah and nobody wants that i don't want any part of it
00:50:44.580no i can't i can't imagine going to the hospital shadow the last time i went they tried to kill me
00:50:51.940yeah i know i i know that story we've covered that one and uh frightening there's new educational
00:50:58.880systems that are being formed outside of the matrix as well and i use the matrix as the
00:51:03.060term for where society is headed these days what do you think it's going to be for currency
00:51:07.980i mean we're not going to be spending the digital dollars no i think we're going to we'll develop
00:51:13.180our own and again this is the antidote to all of this hyper centralization is local and we're
00:51:19.280going to develop our own you know whatever that looks like is it going to be silver or gold or
00:51:24.320or whatever who knows it might be grain it might be food it might be labor it might be an exchange
00:51:31.360of a barter system who knows um but the communities that are already coming together
00:51:37.880they're already doing that they're already talking about these things and if you have a skill then
00:51:44.700you have value to that community if if you can build houses then you have value to the community
00:51:51.500who's gonna be the health care he's gonna be the rich guy in the in the new uh parallel economy
00:51:56.880the guy who knows how to make booze well there's that too right there's black markets always come
00:52:05.580out of this right yeah they always form out of this and i mean history tells us that and it'll
00:52:12.900continue because humans are um you know we have some ingenuity we have invention we have we create
00:52:19.620we build we adapt that's just who we are and what we will do and and it is what it is do you do you
00:52:26.740see them allowing this parallel society to begin to flourish at all or do you see them trying to
00:52:33.460interfere with us in some way i think they'll probably try to interfere but i don't think
00:52:37.780they're going to be able there's too many of us yeah like you're going to say you haven't paid
00:52:41.940your taxes you're still within our jurisdiction and you're not paying your taxes i mean like this
00:52:45.680this whole this whole idea of parallel society i'm not sure if people are quite
00:52:50.040wrapping their heads around it i did a thing last friday night with jeff stone from tasset
00:52:54.860investigations uh here in town he's one of the sponsors of the show about buying gold and silver
00:52:59.520so a few of the viewers have been contacting me and jeff in the past couple of days and they're
00:53:04.620asking so exactly why am i doing this gold and silver thing i'm not going to be able to spend
00:53:09.340the gold and silver in the digital economy i said well first of all you have to understand
00:53:14.240that you are completely and totally divorcing yourself from the system in every way right you
00:53:23.180are stepping out you're never going to go to walmart because you won't be allowed you may not
00:53:27.760even be allowed in a city without a digital passport or something like that i mean that's
00:53:34.100you'll be a wildling yeah right i mean that's that's something that people have used that that
00:53:40.220expression people have said that so sure there will not be any you know it will be two different
00:53:46.960parallel roads that never meet and people have a rough time accepting that well so i always say
00:53:54.700that i have a black pill it's it's floating around in my mouth i refuse to swallow it
00:54:00.700because if i did i'd be living in a cabin in the woods by now right and i'd be happy yeah i'd be
00:54:08.520happy, but I'm not there yet. Cause I still have a job to do. All right, brother. Well, that's,
00:54:14.180that's the same way I feel. And you know, here's the other thing too, the jobs that we're doing,
00:54:18.320getting the word out there, we can do that from anywhere in this day and age, right? The picture
00:54:22.660might not be as good, but we can still do it from anywhere we choose to do it. Mark,
00:54:26.860thank you once again for coming on tonight, my friend, how can we find you on social media?
00:54:31.040Yeah. So you can find me, uh, you know, the website, ffcs.info. Uh, that's our website.
00:54:36.620We've got a ton of information on there regarding the UN SDGs and the Interpretive 17-part series that's going up there.
00:54:45.400And, of course, Facebook, Mark Friesen, Facebook, Canada First, Facebook, Mark Friesen, Saskatoon Grasswood, Forum for Canadian Sovereignty.
00:54:55.380I'm on Rumble. I'm on YouTube. I'm not active on YouTube because they gave me another strike the other day.
00:55:26.620We're going to have that event on Saturday.
00:55:28.980and again it's just another one of a town hall where we're sharing information and getting the
00:55:34.040word out and and so that's you know that's my mission in life okay brother thanks for coming
00:55:38.740on again tonight we'll talk again soon thanks man thanks for having me okay there is you too
00:55:43.040grizzly patriot mark frieden on the show tonight he's a regular my friends we're going to have him
00:55:47.860back uh more and more and more because so knowledgeable about everything that is happening
00:55:52.940uh he's been following this for 20 years and he's been talking to people about
00:55:57.080what has happened before it happened and what is yet to come or what may be yet to come now i i
00:56:07.140certainly hope i didn't scare any of you guys tonight by saying some of the things i've said
00:56:12.960because i know it can be quite jarring for a lot of people when they hear about the parallel
00:56:19.460economy the parallel society that may come to pass and not too far off either the agenda 2030
00:56:29.980goals have been moved up klaus schwab announced that last year we must accelerate he said so
00:56:37.540agenda 2030 becomes agenda 2028 maybe agenda 2027 which means they're cracking out the digital id
00:56:46.640air canada's announced that already it's right now voluntary but so was the bank card at first
00:56:54.340hey we've got this new thing it's called a bank card where you can just pay with the interact
00:56:58.720debit card just go ahead and then what happened a few years later it's the only way you can pay
00:57:05.660now granted that took a long time to happen but this won't this won't
00:57:13.160so i'm not again i'm not trying to scare you guys and i like mark's attitude about this and i hope
00:57:22.000he's right but it could not hurt to prepare for what's yet to come there is so much chaos going
00:57:29.260on in the world right now what we can hope for is for the cabal to start fighting amongst themselves
00:57:34.220and with egos that big you can bet they will and they may just implode on themselves before they
00:57:40.820could impose any more crap on us but we'll be left to pick up the pieces so in some way shape
00:57:47.140or form everybody we're going to have to form some kind of a new society on our own christine0.55
00:57:54.980anderson herself said it she said who's left to fight back in the old days when a country was
00:58:02.780taken over by communism maybe you could count on some other country or two to come in and help you
00:58:07.500in the fight for freedom but now that the entire democratic world is under siege by its own
00:58:15.620governments and big corporations and big banks who is going to come and save us
00:58:22.040nobody it's got to be us and we have to start preparing for the worst and hoping for the best
00:58:32.440guys i want you to see this uh this piece that i found i know it's wikipedia it's kind of like a
00:58:40.000reader's digest version of what's going on at least in our country right now it's called
00:58:45.020democratic backsliding all right mark and i talked a little bit about how our institutions in this
00:58:53.200country the ones that were sacrosanct before not so long ago people actually believed that a judge
00:58:58.300would make the right decision but now we don't believe that anymore after the things we've seen
00:59:05.180in the past three years what exactly is going on democratic backsliding it's called it's also
00:59:13.040called auto creditization it's the decline in the democratic characteristics of a political system
00:59:18.780and is the opposite of democratization democracy is the most popular form blah blah blah blah blah
00:59:25.540So let's get past all of this here. And let's talk about the manifestations of it. Democratic backsliding. Tell me if any of this sounds familiar to you. Free and fair elections are degraded.
00:59:38.020what is canada going through right now chinese interference in our elections even though pierre
00:59:45.560poly have said the other day he accepts the results of the last two elections even as he
00:59:50.660sits there railing against justin trudeau about not uh getting a public inquiry together to look
00:59:57.420into this mess he knows there has been interference from china and yet he accepts the results of the
01:00:04.560last two elections why would he say that i'll tell you why because he does not want to be treated
01:00:09.860like donald trump or carrie lake in the canadian media that's why but can we at least suspect or
01:00:19.740start asking questions about the results of the last two federal elections in canada you bet we
01:00:24.480can and we should be in a democracy people would be all over this i'm disappointed in the way people
01:00:33.340are approaching this huge scandal that is plaguing our government right now they're still trying to
01:00:40.840somehow there's people stepping up trying to give Justin Trudeau a pass which is absolutely
01:00:45.580unacceptable when your own security agency comes to you and says this guy's compromised
01:00:53.260by a hostile government and you decide to run him anyway
01:00:58.300and then the left-wing publicly funded corporate media releases this stuff
01:01:10.560free and fair elections are degraded liberal rights of freedom of speech press and association
01:01:20.580decline does that sound familiar this impairs the ability of the political opposition to
01:01:26.200challenge the government hold it to account and propose alternatives to the current regime
01:01:30.260if you go and watch any committee on cpac go go to cpac on youtube or rumble or wherever
01:01:37.700watch any committee and what happens when any member of the opposition gets up and starts
01:01:43.140asking questions the committee gets shut down by the majority and right now in canada the majority
01:01:49.780is the lib dp the liberal ndp coalition they just shut it down they refuse to call witnesses they
01:01:58.720refuse to discuss it or answer any questions that is what's going on and has been going on
01:02:03.700within our government for the past eight years the rule of law is weakened such as when the
01:02:13.060independence of the judiciary is threatened or when civil service tenure protections are weakened
01:02:17.760or eliminated. An overemphasis on national security is response to acts of terrorism
01:02:23.760or perceived antagonists or maybe, just maybe, a virus with a 99.8% recoverability rate.
01:02:38.540We're in a democratic backslide, my friends. People need to start waking up.
01:02:47.760Spencer Fernando has been saying some kind of weird things lately, and I'm wondering why.
01:02:54.140I'm not going to come out and say it, but you guys probably know what I'm thinking.
01:02:59.000I used to agree with a lot of what he said.
01:03:01.660I used to retweet pretty much every column he came out with, but not so much lately.
01:03:06.560It seems as though he's been compromised.
01:03:08.700But anyway, here's something he put out today.
01:03:11.760government official confirms no ccp diplomats have been expelled despite this election interference
01:03:19.500they say actions speak louder than words and right now the lack of action from the federal
01:03:25.280government when it comes to china is deafening in its silence we continue to hear the government
01:03:29.920is taking this matter seriously when it comes to china's interference in our democratic
01:03:35.260institutions yet there is no action to back that up i think we've got ourselves a video here okay
01:03:41.560let's have a look at this video. This is MP Michael Cooper. He's conservative,
01:03:47.040asking some questions at committee today.
01:04:11.560at least he got to say that you think it's going to matter probably not uh from truenorth tnc.news
01:04:29.220alberta's tabling legislation to protect firearms owners from uh the federal program that trudeau
01:04:34.260wants to uh institute in one month the alberta government will sit ahead of a spring general
01:04:40.340election. It plans to table firearms regulations to protect gun owners from the federal firearms
01:04:45.400confiscation program. Today, government house leader Joseph Schau announced that firearms
01:04:51.220legislation will be one of the three bills the UCP government will introduce in the next session.
01:04:57.500Schau said a number of Albertans have reached out to him and his colleagues to say they feel
01:05:01.380federal legislation to confiscate legally purchased firearms is overreaching. So even though this
01:05:09.560appears to be danielle smith and the ucps fight against the liberal federal government i'm still
01:05:18.020hearing from people and i'm getting emails and messages every single day from people who are
01:05:21.760saying yeah i'm getting these uh these letters or emails from the government saying here's your
01:05:28.300digital id form go ahead and fill this out so are they rolling out digital id in alberta at the same
01:05:35.600time as the government purports to be fighting against the federal government in terms of this
01:05:39.100firearm legislation is it that one hand doesn't know what the other hand is doing is it that the0.99
01:05:45.540bureaucrats are in control and danielle smith doesn't know exactly what's going on because
01:05:50.640you know contrary you know mark and i mark friesen and i we agree on a lot of things but we disagree1.00
01:05:55.780on a few things i think that danielle smith is a smart politician who learns from her mistakes0.96
01:06:01.240i believe she's on our side but i think she can only do so much i think she's libertarian
01:06:08.060That's why she was with the Wild Rose Party 10 years ago and not the Progressive Conservative Party of Alberta, because her views were a little bit to the right of the left-leaning, slightly left-leaning Progressive Conservative Party in Alberta.
01:06:25.960and let's face facts they were they had to be because there were no leftist parties at all in
01:06:34.100the legislature in alberta so the pc pc party pretty much had to be all things to all people
01:06:40.080and that's what spawned the wild rose party and now we have the united conservative party the wild
01:06:47.560rose and the conservative party so i think danielle smith like i said i think she's on our
01:06:53.320side i just think that there's so much going on within the bureaucracy of the government of
01:06:57.500alberta that it's going to take a while to stop it all at least i'm hoping that's the case i'm
01:07:04.800hoping that she's not talking out of both sides of her mouth there story comes from the national
01:07:11.400post look at this this is a kind of a funny headline ottawa sending shipments hang on guys
01:07:17.900let me show you the yeah i gotta show you this ottawa sends shipments of rapid covid19 tests
01:07:24.400ends shipments of rapid covid19 tests as millions are set to expire 90 million
01:07:31.540of these things in the federal inventory are set to expire within two years
01:07:37.86090 million of them so let's say they paid two dollars or three dollars each for these things
01:07:48.240that's a waste of another 270 to 300 million of our tax dollars that the liberals have simply
01:07:56.120squandered not to say that these things were of any effect at all during the peak of the crisis
01:08:02.240because i don't believe they work i believe that many of these things people would actually take
01:08:07.640them and run them under tap water and they would turn up positive or they put orange juice on them
01:08:12.440and they turn up positive they put maple syrup on them and they'd come back with a positive result
01:08:18.980these things are useless government wasting money like hand over fist uh here's something
01:08:27.300interesting we've got some good news stories coming up too by the way guys so don't go
01:08:30.760anywhere hang in school board collecting photo id personal data of concerned parents what
01:08:37.640bc school district has quietly changed the rules for those wishing to attend their public board
01:08:43.180meetings in person and will now require people to submit photo id and other personally identifiable
01:08:49.680information this comes after weeks of delegations by parents concerned with the chilliwack school
01:08:56.260district for allegedly making sexually explicit material available for children so the good news
01:09:02.000out of this particular story even though they're going to try and get you know a photo id
01:09:06.400screw that i'm a parent of a child who goes to school in this district i don't need to show you
01:09:13.380any id i am here to tell you what i'm concerned about and that is that you're showing pornography0.97
01:09:19.300to my eight-year-old daughter period you know i think guys maybe it's time to start getting a
01:09:26.880little bit uglier i don't like saying that but at some point we're start we're gonna have to start
01:09:34.800doing some things that are less than palatable to the average canadian to make our point never
01:09:40.560mind what the left-wing corporate media says it doesn't matter but speaking of what the left-wing
01:09:47.080corporate media says look at this teacher at center of dress code controversy no longer working
01:09:55.040at oakville school this is from left-wing corporate ctv this teacher i forget her his name
01:10:04.260uh now it's one of those you just don't want to remember it you know uh
01:10:10.020no longer actively teaching but still being paid by the halton district school board
01:10:16.600that was confirmed today so at least he's not teaching our kids anything
01:10:21.880i'm going to make this bigger so we can all see this my friends and there's no sound on this this
01:10:28.980my friends is video of an all-ages drag event a couple of days ago have a look
01:10:35.000now this one I don't find that bad you could probably see something like this at the circus
01:14:25.960he admitted that he had been arrested but did not give any specific details
01:14:34.480well this investigation does not involve any official city business of any kind it is in
01:14:39.900the best interests of our community that i step aside and not serve as a distraction a distraction
01:14:45.600dude 56 charges they they don't slap you with 56 charges unless they know they're going to stick
01:14:56.280this is not a jaywalking ticket this is not a mischief misdemeanor
01:15:02.420and here's something else interesting i thought i'd leave you guys with tonight
01:15:09.480Greta Thunberg. How dare you? Removed by cops in Norway during an anti-wind farm protest. Huh?0.98
01:15:18.380OK, let me make this bigger so we can all see exactly what the hell is this.
01:15:22.920Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg was briefly carried off by Norwegian police yesterday after she and other activists blocked the entrance to Oslo's finance ministry during an anti-wind farm protest.
01:15:36.080Now, hold on, hold on. I thought Greta was a climate activist. Climate first. The planet's going to die unless we go to wind and solar, like right now. How dare you? You're not doing enough. So that's what the wind farms are all about, right? Well, the more wind farms we get, the more power we can provide people so we can get off oil because we're killing the planet, right?
01:16:01.040tundberg who was sitting in front of the ministry's doors forming a human chain with0.99
01:16:09.860other activists was carried away by two police officers again it's getting old greta who dropped
01:16:15.680her off at a nearby bench without encountering any resistance according to live footage from
01:16:22.000norwegian media outlet verdensgang tundberg then went around the building and attempted to block
01:16:27.760another entrance to the ministry but was once again removed by the police so why was she doing
01:16:32.460this because this particular wind farm encroaches on some indigenous norwegians land and these
01:16:42.100indigenous people have been fighting the wind farm people for many many many years and i guess
01:16:48.940greta heard about it and thought well we can't we can't impose our climate uh agenda against these
01:16:56.700people it's their land but wait Greta what's more important indigenous land rights or the climate
01:17:05.340because if the world goes away if the world explodes like you say it's going to then nobody's
01:17:11.140going to have any land rights anyway what's it going to matter but in this situation Greta Thunberg
01:17:16.820figures that indigenous land rights are more important than saving the planet1.00
01:17:23.860which shows hypocrisy which shows she is full and her handlers of shit1.00
01:17:30.580if the planet is actually going to die because of man-made global climate change then nothing1.00
01:17:41.900should be more important never mind buying carbon offset credits so you can fly around the world
01:17:48.020like a madman 50 times a year hello justin trudeau and anybody that attends the world economic forum
01:17:55.080well i bought global offset like carbon offset credits i'm good it's fine don't worry i paid to
01:18:00.600pollute yeah he's still polluting who cares if you paid it doesn't matter whose land these wind
01:18:09.680farms are on it's supposed to be helping the world from dying oh no no no but these people
01:18:16.500are more important than that so which is it this is a problem with the left right the left is a
01:18:24.500convergence of all of these high-minded ideas all of these high-minded virtues right black lives
01:18:33.900matter all lives matter all of those different organizations the drag queens the lg all the
01:18:39.800lgbtq plus all of them they're all together smushed together as one monolithic thing
01:18:47.380and sometimes they're going to fight amongst themselves and sometimes the loudest voices
01:18:55.240and the most known faces the most famous faces from that movement are going to decide you know
01:18:59.780what i think this is more important than that and it completely throws the entire movement
01:19:04.320into disarray and no credibility so if Greta Thunberg now all of a sudden thinks0.99
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01:19:19.240for her how can anybody ever take her seriously ever again oh and by the way I still don't believe
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