The Shadoe Davis Show - May 12, 2023


Shadoe at Nite Thurs May 11th⧸2023 w⧸Author and Public Speaker Donald Lee


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00:04:00.000 hello everybody how you doing and welcome it's shadow at night thursday may the 11th 2023 the
00:04:23.280 author of a book called what the hell is going on joins the show tonight his name is donald lee
00:04:30.160 i had a fantastic telephone conversation with him the other day and he's set to come on in just a
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00:07:27.260 All right. I'm going to I've got to share the screen here. So hang on just a second. Let me do this. Click, click, click this one here. OK, now we're able to go. So here it is. Amazon dot C.A. What the hell is going on? The web of fraud that's enslaving everyone and how we can escape to freedom. A book by Donald Lee, who is our guest tonight.
00:07:54.020 why does nothing make sense how can there be a climate emergency when the climate has not changed
00:07:59.900 noticeably during my lifetime right how can we fight a war on drugs for 50 years and the drug
00:08:06.840 problem gets worse how can we fight a war on terror for two decades yet there's more terror
00:08:13.220 than ever how could there be a worldwide pandemic when there were no excess deaths anywhere in 2020
00:08:22.120 Amazon.ca if you're interested in picking up this book.
00:08:25.640 And, of course, we'll flash that on the screen a little bit later on once our interview with Donald concludes tonight.
00:08:31.200 Hello, Donald, and thank you for joining the show.
00:08:33.240 Really appreciate you coming on.
00:08:35.280 Hello, Shadow, and hello.
00:08:38.980 Of course.
00:08:39.720 To the audience out there, it is my pleasure and my privilege to be able to talk with you and everyone.
00:08:44.940 Thank you.
00:08:45.640 Donald, you've been sitting backstage there for 20 minutes, and I flick you on the screen and you froze.
00:08:51.860 Oh, my screen froze?
00:08:53.120 Oh, I'm sorry.
00:08:53.920 Just for a couple of seconds.
00:08:55.460 And so what were you saying?
00:08:56.820 You were saying it's a pleasure to be here.
00:08:58.060 And I say, yeah, pleasure to have you, man.
00:08:59.680 Thank you for joining the show.
00:09:01.140 I've had a chance to skim through your book really quickly.
00:09:03.700 I loved our conversation the other day.
00:09:05.640 So before we get into what the hell is going on, which is available on Amazon.ca now, please
00:09:12.180 tell us who you are, what you've been doing for the past, I don't know, 30 years or so.
00:09:17.580 65 years.
00:09:18.540 I'm legitimately old now.
00:09:21.180 I love your haircut, by the way. And you say you've got a story behind that we can get into as well.
00:09:26.040 Oh, sure. Well, let me tell you the story, first of all, because this is like I had this in the 70s, right?
00:09:31.160 When we all of us had long hair and, you know, the hippie era and stuff like that.
00:09:37.240 But for most of my life, I've had this clean cut businessman's look.
00:09:41.000 And then, you know, when everything shut down in the spring of 2020, well, my hair got a little bit long.
00:09:46.900 And, you know, when your hair gets a little bit longer than you're used to, it starts to irritate you.
00:09:50.300 right? It was hitting my ears. And so it really bugged me. I wanted to get my hair cut, but all
00:09:56.360 the hair cutters were shut down low with everything, right? And after a couple of weeks,
00:10:00.860 I thought, well, forget it. I won't cut my hair till we get freedom back. So it might get pretty
00:10:07.900 long. It's kind of like a playoff beard, but it's a haircut. Cool. I like that. Do you think we're
00:10:16.100 going to get freedom back in our lifetimes or are we going to be fighting for the rest of our lives
00:10:20.440 well depends how long we live yes yes we i i believe we will get freedom back of course that
00:10:28.200 you know as i say in the book you know whenever we talk about the future it's speculation yeah we
00:10:33.580 love to talk about the future but nobody knows the future the future is by definition unknowable
00:10:39.020 now we can you know when i talk about in my book about patterns right we can we can see patterns
00:10:45.500 at work and we can understand, oh, I recognize that pattern. That's where it's going. I mean,
00:10:49.140 somebody jumps off a tall building. Well, that person's going to splat on the sidewalk like a
00:10:54.880 blob or strawberry jam and they're dead, right? So now some time will elapse before that happens,
00:11:00.760 but there's no stopping it. So there are things that are at play in our world that I think are
00:11:07.400 unstoppable and they will play out in some way, but we don't know the details until we live
00:11:12.480 through them and of course the future is it will depend on what we do what all of us do that's an
00:11:20.500 important point I'm making it's in your hands the future is always in your hands I want to get into
00:11:25.560 the pattern recognition in just a second but first tell us about how you came to be an author I mean
00:11:29.980 I know that you had a couple of occupations before you started this one yeah so um my first love was
00:11:36.660 music I was really involved in my school band I grew up in a little town called Fort Saskatchewan
00:11:40.980 Alberta and I was really involved in my school band and in you know the kind of the music scene
00:11:46.600 around the Edmonton area at that time I played in the Edmonton Youth Orchestra and you know jazz
00:11:52.240 bands and concert bands in school and the provincial honor bands and all kinds of stuff like
00:11:56.700 that so I wanted to be a musician so after high school I went off to the University of Toronto
00:12:00.740 in a music performance program and after a little while there I got a closer look about at what the
00:12:08.200 music business was really like and what the life of a professional musician was really like and I
00:12:13.260 decided that as much as I love music it didn't offer me some of the things I was looking for in
00:12:19.140 life like regular meals right see 99 out of 100 musicians are not working musicians unless
00:12:27.480 they're working at a restaurant or something right yeah yeah that's right so I decided well
00:12:32.540 as much as I love music I don't really want this life but then of course I didn't know what I
00:12:37.840 wanted. So, you know, I dropped out of university and I spent several years doing other things and,
00:12:43.100 you know, trying out other stuff. And then somewhere around 1980, I needed a job for a
00:12:47.780 few months to get a little bit of money together, you know, and go off and do something great with
00:12:50.960 my life. Well, as sometimes happens to young men and young women, one thing led to another. I got
00:12:56.420 a girlfriend, we got married, we got started the family, got a mortgage and a house. And all of a
00:13:00.920 sudden, six months worth of a labor's wage wasn't enough to just, you know, just drop everything,
00:13:05.500 go off do something great with my life so kind of by default because i'd taken a job with a local
00:13:10.380 fertilizer manufacturer so many of our listeners will remember the name share fertilizers so i took
00:13:17.260 a job at share it and kind of by default ended up spending almost two decades in the fertilizer
00:13:22.540 industry and i went through and did other things um i moved into process operations in our ammonia
00:13:29.420 plant and our utilities plant became a power engineer i went back to university i was technically
00:13:34.480 a full-time student for four years at U of A while I was still working full-time shift work
00:13:39.520 at the plant and trying to be a full-time husband and a full-time father to eventually four kids
00:13:44.880 and as you can imagine doing badly at everything but in 1990 I finally graduated with a degree in
00:13:52.340 economics and with that I managed to kind of weasel my way into a job in the fertilizer marketing
00:13:57.540 department and then after a little while there moved over into our fertilizer new products
00:14:01.840 research group uh where it worked on my role was a marketing role there where you know looked at
00:14:08.160 our new products in terms of you know who would buy this what would be you know what would it be
00:14:12.320 worth what could we charge for it what it cost to make and all kinds of stuff like that and then in
00:14:16.400 1999 company had gone through a whole bunch of mergers right we now really have basically one
00:14:22.640 massive fertilizer company in western canada where there used to be you know three majors and a couple
00:14:27.920 miners so um they hadn't achieved the synergies they were looking for remember that word synergies
00:14:34.580 it usually means they want to get rid of lots of people yeah so they wanted to get rid of about
00:14:39.960 400 people or so and eventually i was one of the lucky ones that you know after my boss had said
00:14:44.940 i think the rest of us were safe i think they're done with our group they're not gonna you know
00:14:49.120 they're not gonna cut anybody else out of the research group and so we bought a new house got
00:14:53.260 a bigger mortgage and two weeks later, I got laid off. As I say in my first book, right? If you want
00:14:59.740 to make God laugh, make plans. I did the same thing. I bought a Ford F-150 in 2018 and then
00:15:11.480 got fired a month later. So I totally understand what you're getting at. How did you become an
00:15:18.380 author, Donald. How did you start writing a book? Yeah, it's a bit of a long story here, but anyway.
00:15:23.380 That's all right, man.
00:15:25.060 Listeners will want to know. So I went back to my first love, right? They give you some money to go
00:15:30.620 away quietly and not sue them or anything like that. So I took my little bit of money and I went
00:15:35.880 back to university and got another degree in education. And so about the turn of the century,
00:15:41.720 I became a newly minted band director. And then I worked for almost two decades as a band director
00:15:47.080 and a teacher mostly in Alberta but after our youngest graduated from high school in 2005
00:15:53.320 my wife and I went overseas and we had a little adventure I taught for two years in Kuwait and
00:15:57.960 two years in Pakistan and then you know in 2019 I decided to make another change I started writing
00:16:08.580 down some of these little incidents that happen in school we sometimes call them teachable moments
00:16:13.800 where something happens, you know, with the kids and you think, you know, kids,
00:16:17.860 there's a bigger lesson happening right here than the alternate F sharp fingering on the clarinet.
00:16:23.260 And so I started writing some of those things down and making little parables out of them.
00:16:28.480 So my first book that I published in December of 2019 is called The Band Director's Lessons
00:16:33.920 About Life. And it's a little bit like a chicken soup for the soul book. Each, there's 50 little
00:16:39.260 parables each one's about three pages long and each one starts out with a story that like the
00:16:44.620 Hollywood movies say it's inspired by real events and then there's a reflection section that draws
00:16:50.560 a spiritual lesson out of the events of the story and so that was my first book and in January and
00:16:56.020 February of 2020 I went around Alberta a little bit because I'm not famous right I'm not like
00:17:00.840 Jordan Peterson and have 20 million followers can't just put it out there hey I got a new book
00:17:04.860 and millions of people buy it and it doesn't happen so but as long as i could go around and
00:17:09.480 talk to people i had some book launch events and some book signings and bookstores and things like
00:17:14.220 that and i could sell some books so in march of 2020 i was just in the process of planning across
00:17:20.240 canada book selling tour when the whole world shut down and i thought this is the flu what the
00:17:28.180 hell's going on let's go back to march 2020 when they first declared the worldwide health emergency
00:17:35.420 yeah did you buy it at all at the beginning like did you even a little bit no no it made no sense
00:17:45.100 now i'd known for a long time that some of the things that we're being told just didn't make
00:17:49.960 sense but like everybody else you know i just thought well sooner or later cooler heads will
00:17:54.220 prevail you know people will work these things out it's not it's not my job it's not my area
00:17:58.880 of expertise I got a life to live right job to do community to be a part of family to raise all
00:18:05.360 that kind of stuff this is what everybody does right yeah so yeah I had known something like
00:18:12.120 that for a quarter of a century monetary policy hasn't made sense that was that kind of the
00:18:18.360 the biggest area of interest as I was working on my economics degree was monetary policy I
00:18:23.020 And I'd lived through the, you know, the upheavals and the inflation of the 70s and high interest rates of the 80s and everything.
00:18:31.580 So, you know, I studied monetary policy quite a bit and did a lot of extra reading on it.
00:18:35.500 So in the late 1990s, when our monetary authorities started behaving just strangely, this doesn't make sense.
00:18:44.260 And I'd known for, you know, four decades and I'd gone back actually.
00:18:48.140 And about a decade ago, I went back and I thought, well, you know, maybe things have come up.
00:18:52.860 I haven't really followed this, you know, climate, global warming stuff.
00:18:57.140 Maybe new information has come up.
00:18:58.940 Maybe it makes sense now.
00:19:00.220 Because when I looked at it in the 1990s, it didn't make scientific sense.
00:19:04.380 So then I read a whole bunch more books and stuff like that in the last decade.
00:19:08.880 And it still doesn't make scientific sense.
00:19:11.280 So, like, how can this go on?
00:19:13.900 Like, how can something that's just so obviously wrong go on for such a long time?
00:19:17.740 And then when COVID hit, well, I mean, everybody, you couldn't avoid this.
00:19:21.980 Everybody's life was affected.
00:19:23.900 So everybody was drawn in to trying to figure out what's going on.
00:19:28.780 You and I are very similar in the way we approach this in the beginning.
00:19:33.760 And I remember talking to a friend of mine who I hadn't spoken to in, I don't know, 10 or 15 years on the phone one day.
00:19:40.200 and she was concerned because her daughters were over in spain or italy some european country
00:19:45.380 where covid was this covid this new covid thing was hitting very hard well they can't get flights
00:19:51.020 out of there and people are dying in the streets and it's crazy and i said relax it's this is just
00:19:56.960 we've seen this a million times we've seen it with sars we saw with mers we saw with h1n1 we
00:20:02.380 said just don't worry about it it's no big deal and i remember saying that for a couple of months
00:20:07.180 not just to her but generally because it was a topic of discussion among everybody and then
00:20:13.080 the nhl and the nba shut down and that's something i had never seen before and i went oh my god
00:20:21.120 there's this is something else and i certainly know it's not a an actual health emergency yeah
00:20:29.160 Because they had already said, 14 days to flatten the curve.
00:20:33.660 And I went, so if we all stay in our houses for 14 days, this whole thing is going to go away?
00:20:41.140 Is that what you're saying?
00:20:42.400 The wind will blow it away.
00:20:46.440 And that's when I started going, no, no, no, no.
00:20:49.100 And that's when this show started, right around then, ironically.
00:20:52.540 So you and I have came to the same conclusion right around the same times.
00:20:56.160 But you had been looking at patterns all the previous three or four decades, as you pointed out, the ridiculous fiscal plan that was implemented by most countries, not just Canada, from the 1990s forward, the inflation that was up in the 80s and the interest rates and whatnot.
00:21:16.340 So at that moment, did things start coalescing in your head and you came to the conclusion, no, this is something else altogether?
00:21:24.780 Well, no, like things came together slowly in my head over time.
00:21:29.420 As I, as I, what we call now going down the rabbit hole, right.
00:21:32.840 Cause I tried to, like, I couldn't do anything.
00:21:35.080 I find that, you know what, everything shut down.
00:21:37.320 I thought, well, heck I'm going to go skiing. Right.
00:21:40.000 I went to powder king to ski for a few days.
00:21:42.040 And then the second day I was there, I skied Thursday and Friday.
00:21:45.260 And then Friday afternoon, they kind of spread the word around it.
00:21:48.160 Oh, the hill's going to close on Sunday. This was March, right.
00:21:51.940 is about the third week of March 2020. We're going to operate the weekend, but then the province of
00:21:57.640 BC is shutting down all the ski hills. I thought, what? This is utter nonsense. And since I couldn't
00:22:04.860 do anything else, like a lot of us, we sat at home on our computer trying to figure out what was
00:22:09.100 really going on. And you know, there had been, you're probably aware of this, right? And many
00:22:13.380 of our listeners are probably aware of this. Like there had been rumblings beforehand. For example,
00:22:17.960 I had because I was thinking of doing a cross Canada tour come about springtime and I talked
00:22:24.160 to this guy I know down in Ontario he lives a little bit outside of the greater Toronto area
00:22:29.020 and I said hey and he's a single guy and he guys has a house so I said hey can I come and kind of
00:22:35.280 like camp out at your house you know can I use your house as a base of operations as I gonna you
00:22:41.540 know do you know uh events and stuff and speaking in in the toronto and southern ontario area he
00:22:47.880 said oh sure great because he'd actually he was actually retired as well he had spent his whole
00:22:53.560 career working in the banking industry he worked for union bank of switzerland and he was involved
00:22:59.480 in wealth management not in switzerland right in canada uh in the toronto area and was involved
00:23:05.180 with wealth management and investments and like he he was involved in the financial industry
00:23:11.460 Well, so when I talked to him at the very beginning,
00:23:14.500 sort of end of December, beginning of January,
00:23:16.320 and I said, can I do this?
00:23:17.600 He said, oh, sure, that'd be great, yeah.
00:23:20.780 But he said, you know what?
00:23:22.440 There's just like, you know,
00:23:24.960 this thing in China might be a problem.
00:23:28.240 I said, what are you talking about?
00:23:31.540 He said, well, you know, this flu thing,
00:23:35.280 you know, coming from China,
00:23:36.560 I've heard this might be a problem.
00:23:38.640 And financial people heard.
00:23:40.920 months in advance that a pandemic was coming.
00:23:44.200 Apparently, Klaus Schwab was telling people
00:23:46.760 months ahead of time that a pandemic was coming.
00:23:49.200 Now, how do you know that?
00:23:52.120 Months in advance, right?
00:23:53.620 You shouldn't know that.
00:23:55.660 The only way to know what's going to happen in advance
00:23:59.640 is if you planned it.
00:24:01.920 Yeah, yeah.
00:24:03.620 So like there were some things like that,
00:24:05.440 but like, hey, that just doesn't make sense.
00:24:07.680 That doesn't fit what people are telling us.
00:24:10.920 so when all this began were you starting at that point to start to recognize patterns and to see
00:24:18.680 what was really going on when what was the first pattern because this is what we talk about in the
00:24:24.240 book what the hell is going on the web of fraud that is enslaving everyone and how we can escape
00:24:28.560 to freedom and it's available at amazon.ca it's one of the first things you talk about you talk
00:24:32.640 about pattern recognition yeah because this is so important and i don't know why almost nobody's
00:24:37.660 talking about it i did oh maybe a year ago i started hearing a few people on podcasts and
00:24:43.080 interviews things like that start talking about it oh my book's too late somebody else is going
00:24:47.260 to be okay with all my ideas right but no it just kind of died away i haven't heard anybody talk
00:24:52.080 about it now for for a year or so but one of the first patterns was i could i had realized even
00:24:58.940 before covid that you know when when governments tell you things that don't make sense they're not 0.96
00:25:04.780 idiots they're liars and now in the last three years how many times have you heard people say 1.00
00:25:09.820 oh these people are idiots how many times really oh well i mean that's the thing with government 1.00
00:25:15.520 i mean like i've i've always called them idiots no matter what was going on but this was a whole 1.00
00:25:19.960 different brand of idiocy this was you could ask the premier of manitoba uh and this is an actual 1.00
00:25:28.280 question that was asked of him are you using ivermectin as a treatment as part of a treatment 0.98
00:25:35.240 plan for covet 19 in any hospitals in manitoba his answer was well we'd like to thank mother
00:25:41.860 nature and god for the rains that we've gotten in the last couple of weeks it's really helped
00:25:46.520 the farmers out there to get their crops uh going and uh you know we had a drought for a while but
00:25:52.160 i'd like to thank you for your question now at this point the questions were all via telephone
00:25:56.380 So there was no follow up questions. And and the person could not stand up and say, wait a minute, you didn't even come close to answering my question. Right. So that was his answer to a question about one of the most used and successful drugs in the history of mankind.
00:26:11.440 Yeah. And so there's a pattern, too, because politicians are trained to do this. Right. Never answer the question that's asked. Always answer the question you wish you had been asked.
00:26:23.680 right right but i mean this one i mean like this one didn't have a bridge donald i mean there was
00:26:30.780 i know but it's common it's very common it happens all the time if you would you call that a pattern
00:26:37.780 of fraud yes that's lies so when someone does that they're lying like well why do you not
00:26:45.300 address the question that's asked at all because you're lying like that's really the only reason 1.00
00:26:53.020 And so, and, you know, in various other things over the last couple of decades, I've said, no, these people are not idiots, they're liars. So I see this with monetary policy, for example. You know, when I see them doing things and I think, hold it, these guys know more about economics than I do. 0.99
00:27:10.180 like they know that you can't just print money to solve problems that is never a solution to
00:27:17.620 any problem and yet that's what they've been doing since about the mid-1990s is just oh we
00:27:23.820 have a problem any problem we'll just print money and then when of course the covid lockdowns came
00:27:28.300 and and then that's what they did right every government's everywhere there's all stay home
00:27:33.640 don't work nobody produce anything we'll just print money and give it to you and everything
00:27:37.820 will be okay and that a child could see through this i mean if that worked then why the heck have
00:27:44.840 i been working so hard my whole life so why don't we just print money all the time and i called up
00:27:51.580 one of the few economists that i happen to know personally i called him up and i said hey why is
00:27:55.800 not a single legitimate economist standing up publicly and saying hey guys this doesn't work
00:28:01.900 You can't just print money, don't think everything's moved over.
00:28:06.460 And he said, well, you know, almost all economists work for the government.
00:28:12.280 Click, another light came on in my head.
00:28:15.300 Of course, all the people that are given the government paycheck, they're going to shut
00:28:20.380 up and do what they're told because they don't want to jeopardize their income.
00:28:25.820 Nowadays, that goes for doctors, nurses, teachers, policemen, firemen, of course, everybody.
00:28:35.000 But not only that, think about where would lawyers be in terms of their income if it weren't for the whole government apparatus of regulation and you've got to have a lawyer to do this.
00:28:48.340 and a lawyer like if we could just solve problems person to person like maybe with the third person
00:28:54.180 as a mediator or something if we could just solve problems simply and easily there'd be no business
00:28:59.820 for lawyers they depend on it so the whole thing in the courts they all get government checks
00:29:04.740 everybody then you know a few other pieces started to fall into my place of course in a place in my
00:29:11.080 mind and one of them was this whole ridiculous nonsense about the universal basic income
00:29:16.560 that clicked in my mind by the way that was discussed this past weekend at the liberal uh
00:29:21.240 liberal convention out east they were talking about that it's going to be one of the platforms
00:29:25.280 of the their next election campaign it's coming in and why it has nothing to do with efficiently
00:29:32.480 delivering government programs that's governments have no interest in efficiency it has nothing to
00:29:38.000 do with being kind charitable compassionate governments don't care about you has nothing
00:29:43.340 to do with that what is it about it's about making everyone dependent upon the government
00:29:48.020 so nobody will complain so this is ideology this has absolutely zero to do with your well-being
00:29:58.380 my well-being only their well-being and what they actually believe in and it's about ideology and
00:30:05.780 In this case, I would say in Canada, we're looking at a hard left, extreme left Marxist ideology.
00:30:13.360 It's a pattern of ideology.
00:30:16.660 How does this form?
00:30:18.480 How did they make people knuckle under?
00:30:21.160 Yes, I understand that most people are beholden to government in some way, shape or form because they're beholden to their employer who may be beholden to the government and whatnot.
00:30:29.520 But seriously, was it just about fear?
00:30:32.660 Was it mass formation psychosis?
00:30:34.720 what what yes all of the above all of the above yet do you remember the term the slow march through
00:30:42.400 the institutions no you've ever heard that term i don't think this this is what we call it whatever
00:30:50.660 totalitarian ideology communist ideology marxist i'll give it whatever name you want all of the
00:30:56.940 above man yeah all of the above this this is what it's about you slowly infiltrate kind of your
00:31:03.960 your thinking your way of thinking your ideology through through over over generations
00:31:11.520 into all of the institutions so like look what's become of education i mean i i was a teacher i
00:31:18.400 i couldn't go back to that i i i couldn't work in that environment i couldn't be part of that
00:31:24.880 what's going on in schools let me ask you let me ask you you were a teacher for how long
00:31:29.800 uh almost two decades okay so let's say 18 years you taught did you see this pattern
00:31:37.280 evolving through the school system i saw i saw this getting worse and worse but
00:31:43.000 like it's let let me go back and i quote this in my book i've got a whole chapter on
00:31:48.340 on what communist subversion is how it works it's based on on the book by this famous kgb
00:31:54.780 defector yuri bezmanov who who actually uh lived out the the last part of his life in canada
00:32:00.940 actually but so i i summarize his work work and the process of communist subversion in one chapter
00:32:08.460 so that people can see how this is done he lays out four steps so and he says the purpose of
00:32:15.580 communist subversion is to change your perception of reality to such an extent that despite ample
00:32:23.100 evidence about the ideological subversion going on around you, you don't see it. And even if you
00:32:29.140 do, you don't realize it's planned subversion. Thus, you're unable to come to sensible conclusions
00:32:37.060 in your own interests and in the interests of your nation. And that is exactly the excuse that
00:32:43.740 I would give for myself in almost two decades as a teacher. I didn't realize this was planned.
00:32:49.840 you know i could see i could see like the attitudes of my colleagues like that was one of the few
00:32:56.520 sort of conservative-minded uh teachers right there's not many it's a few but not many most
00:33:02.820 of us what do you say the ratio is to uh conservative-minded teachers versus
00:33:06.920 marxist-minded i don't like to use the word liberal because liberal and marxist are two
00:33:11.840 different things yeah i mean yeah exactly i mean that the the liberal party of my youth
00:33:17.800 or sorry the liberal party of today is exactly the the marxist party of my youth yeah like this
00:33:25.900 this was the whole spectrum has drifted to the left this is part of the slow march of of marxism
00:33:32.380 through the institutions and and most people didn't realize it didn't even see it and if they
00:33:37.160 did they didn't realize it was planned like me like everybody it doesn't seem to be planned so
00:33:41.860 i would say depends where you are in urban areas it's probably 90 percent kind of you know marxist
00:33:49.320 thinking amongst teachers if you go to a rural areas it might be 70 or 80 percent did you see
00:33:55.200 but all of our schools all of our universities teach these attitudes i know did did you see
00:34:00.740 these teachers uh attitudes evolving or were these i'm having a little bit of trouble with
00:34:07.700 Can you still hear me OK, Donald? I can. I can hear you. Good. That's good. All right. So did these teachers' attitudes evolve over time or did they stay the same, but a new breed of teacher started coming into the mix with that Marxist mindset already in place?
00:34:25.620 Oh, I think more of the latter. And it really depends on what people's backgrounds are. And some teachers also, I'm thinking of one particular guy, and I finished up my teaching career in Peace River, right? So I'm thinking of a particular teacher in Peace River, who also runs a business on the side.
00:34:43.740 and so like he understands about business anybody who's been involved in in in business and that
00:34:49.800 sort of thing they get it right you got to have customers you got to serve the customers you got
00:34:55.900 to like you know um but people who spend their whole lives in school and this is most teachers
00:35:02.960 right you go to you know through grade one to 12 you go off to university and then you go directly
00:35:08.980 from there back into school where you're teaching I mean your whole life has been in school and you
00:35:13.480 really don't know much of anything else now this is a criticism of all of us really right we have
00:35:18.840 become uh we have such division of labor in our world that's we're all specialized and none of us
00:35:24.800 really um you know appreciate the value of the work of other people got a story about that for
00:35:31.340 example i was working working shift work in the ammonia plant i was uh happened to be we rotated
00:35:37.140 to the various jobs right i happened to be working in the control room that day and our superintendent
00:35:41.800 came in and he'd worked in ammonia plants his whole life that this is kind of he was really
00:35:48.000 good at it but it's really all he knew and um he was complaining about oh i don't know um he was
00:35:54.520 complaining about the the accounting department or something like that and he said what do we need
00:35:58.640 all these people for like the research department accounting people you could run this whole company
00:36:02.500 out of an atco trailer we don't need these guys we're the guys here in production we we do
00:36:06.820 everything right isn't that common and i thought really you don't you don't need the accounting
00:36:12.060 department like you don't need anybody in management you don't need the marketing
00:36:15.260 department somehow the whole product will just sell itself right like you don't need research
00:36:20.620 you don't like you don't need any of these guys really said oh no you don't need everything is
00:36:25.740 us we do everything you know so many people think that like the whole world is you would fall apart
00:36:31.180 it wasn't for me and what we do and because they have no idea what other people do yeah and the
00:36:36.160 same is true of teachers right and and unfortunately most of us think we already know everything and
00:36:43.500 teachers are the same way most of them think they already understand i got a university degree
00:36:47.440 and most teachers actually are not well educated and they think they are is there a certain ego
00:36:54.520 to teachers do they feel as though they may be a little bit above other people in the same income
00:37:01.460 range uh a little bourgeois maybe i don't even know if it's income range i mean could because
00:37:07.540 you compare the income of a teacher to the income of your typical plumber and the plumber makes more
00:37:12.540 money okay so it's more of a social thing then maybe teachers feel we're professionals right
00:37:18.380 i mean professional people of all sorts tend to think this but i see this everywhere i saw this
00:37:23.740 in school like so this has developed into into our culture more and more part of it is is that
00:37:29.880 as the decline of religious faith, um, right.
00:37:34.220 Which is, which has every religion, right.
00:37:37.740 Tries to teach people humility, right.
00:37:41.420 But, and now humility is gone. I mean,
00:37:44.200 it got to the point where like even junior high school students, uh,
00:37:47.640 I found more and more that they act like they know everything.
00:37:51.540 It became harder to teach.
00:37:53.980 So in your 18 years of teaching, did you see that pattern as well?
00:37:57.580 like kids becoming more and more uh rude self-centered um less respectful of of their
00:38:06.300 elders yeah uh yes yeah less respectful of everyone yeah certainly there's there's less
00:38:14.400 respect of students in general a show far less respect for teachers than them for example we
00:38:21.680 did when i was young i mean so we would of course talk to behind their backs and say
00:38:27.380 rude and you know things about them and stuff but not to their faces like they do today so where
00:38:31.980 does that come from then donald is it is it from the parents is it a lack of parenting it's it's
00:38:37.600 throughout a whole society yeah this this is a social change and yes it's throughout a whole
00:38:43.700 society you know and it's interesting too because i and and things have changed dramatically over
00:38:49.160 the past 20 30 40 70 years you know you see people outside in in shopping centers today
00:38:55.660 wearing pajamas they go shopping in pajamas my grandfather if he was going to wolco for goodness
00:39:01.780 sakes he would put on his good suit his hat you know his tie and and now it's pajamas and
00:39:07.840 is this kind of like a societal problem or is it just an evolution no i believe that that that
00:39:17.620 fashion is also part of the whole fraud of degrading so this is step one of communist
00:39:26.820 subversion as yuri besmanov uh you know lays it out in his book it's called i wanted to actually
00:39:33.500 get back to that yuri brezmanov thing because i have played that video of the interview he did
00:39:37.400 back in 1984 and he goes through the four steps as you talked about but i i want to know where
00:39:42.820 we are right now just like what step are we on are you thinking we're still all of them all of
00:39:48.240 them because they yeah yeah they all happen concurrently right interesting the first step
00:39:55.500 demoralization takes at least one generation and it's been going on for probably three
00:40:02.500 generations or more in western society but the the whole purpose of demoralization
00:40:10.280 is to degrade the society on every level.
00:40:14.600 So yes, less respect for people in authority,
00:40:18.200 misbehavior on students,
00:40:20.440 the destruction of the family,
00:40:22.280 the destruction of religion,
00:40:24.300 the destruction of respect for law and order.
00:40:27.620 Like we saw that in the defund the police.
00:40:29.840 Like why would you defund the police
00:40:31.720 when you're having riots
00:40:32.680 and your cities are being burnt down?
00:40:34.080 Yeah, it doesn't make any sense at all.
00:40:37.300 No, no, it doesn't make any sense.
00:40:38.780 it's part of a plan it's planned subversion so so yes everything that degrades the individual
00:40:46.660 breaks it down and now we see this in this absolutely ridiculousness to the extent that
00:40:52.300 this uh um i call it uh you know the the whole sexual thing has gone to so we get we get so
00:41:01.520 many children now are are taught to be confused and all of us go through confused like every
00:41:08.000 adolescent is confused about their sexuality right you know i i say i'm gonna write a book
00:41:14.300 on sex sometime as soon as i understand it we're we're all trying to figure out sex and sexuality
00:41:22.000 it's a hard there's a lot to it right there's you mean on the on one level it's very simple
00:41:26.980 but it's very complex so um so yeah children are taught that oh you you know you're a boy you might
00:41:33.960 be a girl you're a girl you might be a boy you know or something in between you're non-binary
00:41:38.360 or something doesn't exist you might be a pussycat or a puppy dog you're like this is absolutely 1.00
00:41:42.680 bizarre this is destroying individuals destroying families destroying society that's step one
00:41:50.180 of communist subversion okay step two he calls um so that step one is demoralization
00:41:58.300 Step two, he calls destabilization, in which, well, there's many parts to it.
00:42:03.980 I summarize it in one of the chapters.
00:42:05.480 I think it's chapter three in the book.
00:42:09.100 One of the things that we see going on very clearly in the whole Western world, but in Canada, for example, today,
00:42:15.660 is that all of these, what he calls structures in society, have essentially been taken over and they have all become totalitarian in function.
00:42:25.320 even though they appear on the surface still to have the structure of democratic structures
00:42:31.400 they're functioning as totalitarian let me explain so what you do is you take over for
00:42:39.060 example the colleges of physicians and surgeons they have in all of the professional associations
00:42:45.140 in the last decade they've quietly morphed from being representatives of their members
00:42:49.660 to being controllers of their members and it's happened with all of them it's not just the
00:42:54.780 colleges of physicians and surgeons, it's the teachers and the nurses and the accountants and
00:42:59.000 every single one of them. Jordan Peterson is being subjected to this political assault, really,
00:43:06.160 by his own Ontario College of Psychologists. He's done nothing illegal, nothing immoral,
00:43:13.260 nothing unprofessional. Yet his own professional association is trying to destroy him for political
00:43:21.040 purposes this is exactly a political purge of everyone who will not go along with the lies
00:43:29.340 the ideology and the totalitarian control i just read today article came out you know josh
00:43:35.480 alexander that student in ontario okay well both of his parents are teachers they've both now been
00:43:41.600 constructively fired they've been both been placed on um unpaid leave what do they call it anyway
00:43:47.660 They've both been placed on leave. Why? Because they're Josh Alexander's parents. That's all.
00:43:54.060 So it's guilt by association then?
00:43:55.880 Well, it's if they don't trump up charges and, you know, they're under investigation by their own teachers association.
00:44:02.240 This this is this is the professional associations used as control structures.
00:44:08.240 And I call it social terrorism because, see, what they're doing to Jordan Peterson or to Josh Alexander's parents or to thousands of other people in Canada who aren't famous and don't hit the news.
00:44:21.700 Right. They're just isolated and destroyed.
00:44:24.180 And everybody sees that happen to one person and everybody else just goes along.
00:44:29.160 You only need to do this to one person in a thousand and the other nine hundred and ninety nine will shut up and do whatever they're told.
00:44:35.760 yeah we found that out with the freezing of the bank accounts right yep that's exactly what 0.65
00:44:40.760 terrorism is all about when when i worked in pakistan for example there were like the um
00:44:46.840 uh the pakistani um um what do you call it the um anyway the the secret police no no no no they 0.84
00:44:58.520 create like the um i blame it on my white hair see all my brains have come out into my hair 0.89
00:45:04.420 turned it white that's beautiful though man
00:45:06.360 uh no what are the what are the guys called in afghanistan um
00:45:12.320 the guys who run the government there now oh i can't remember the names of the government in 0.50
00:45:19.440 afghanistan but they they're they're a dictatorship are they not yeah yeah these crazy 0.94
00:45:24.600 muslim guys right um they had that like the same same group was in pakistan and like they would go 0.98
00:45:30.920 around and conduct acts of terrorism. For example, one time I was teaching in Lahore, which is the 0.98
00:45:36.880 third largest city in Pakistan, and we had a tour. Pakistan is divided into various,
00:45:44.900 I can't remember now whether they call them provinces or states, but each province or state
00:45:50.160 has a governor, like the United States has governors in each state, right? So we had a tour,
00:45:55.620 And so Lahore is located in the Punjab province. 0.64
00:45:59.540 The Taliban. 0.84
00:46:00.240 Is that who you're talking about? 0.92
00:46:01.400 Yeah.
00:46:01.700 Sorry. 1.00
00:46:02.000 I was looking for Taliban. 0.98
00:46:03.300 The Taliban.
00:46:03.920 Yeah.
00:46:04.200 The Pakistani Taliban.
00:46:05.880 Everybody's writing it down in the comments right now. 0.94
00:46:07.880 Taliban.
00:46:08.500 Taliban.
00:46:08.980 Taliban.
00:46:09.340 One guy said Mossad.
00:46:10.360 No, Mossad is in Israel. 1.00
00:46:12.620 It's Taliban.
00:46:13.460 The Taliban. 0.98
00:46:14.220 Thank you so much, everybody. 0.99
00:46:15.540 Yeah.
00:46:15.700 Sometimes they have these elder moments.
00:46:17.960 Now I'm 65.
00:46:19.200 I can legitimately have an elder moment.
00:46:21.200 Right.
00:46:21.440 Right.
00:46:21.700 So the Pakistani Taliban would commit various acts of terrorism to make people comply, right?
00:46:29.900 And so we did, we had a little tour.
00:46:32.200 There was about, I don't know, six or 10 of us or so.
00:46:34.780 We had a little tour of the governor's mansion in Lahore.
00:46:37.620 And about a month later, we met him, you know, had a chance to chat with him a little bit, nice enough guy, it seemed.
00:46:42.680 A month later, he was assassinated by one of his own bodyguards who the Taliban, the Pakistani Taliban, had managed to convince to assassinate, to murder his own boss, employer and friend.
00:47:01.020 And so then that strikes terror into everybody. 0.78
00:47:03.480 And they did the same thing.
00:47:04.860 Anyway, this is this is the purpose of terrorism as a tactic, is that you strike fear into thousands of people and make them do exactly what you want.
00:47:16.260 So that's what government against people like Josh Alexander's parents and Jordan Peterson.
00:47:21.840 That's what these attacks are all about.
00:47:23.560 So government and government institutions and even police forces are actually terrorists.
00:47:29.900 They have become that. I mean, what I mean, all of us have seen this.
00:47:33.080 Most people don't want to accept this, but when I see, as we did a little over a year ago in Ottawa with the trucker's convoy, when I see RCMP members running down a handicapped grandmother with their horses and later laughing about it, the RCMP is finished as far as I'm concerned.
00:47:57.800 They are a criminal organization.
00:47:59.780 the worst thing is that you have canadians thousands of canadians if not millions
00:48:06.300 cheering that kind of practice on though it's good you know i mean how many people have you
00:48:12.680 heard try to vilify uh people like tamara leach and chris barber pat king because they were fighting
00:48:19.620 for the freedoms the very freedoms these people uh are enjoying right now and mocking yeah that's
00:48:26.620 that's that's part of communist subversion or totalitarian subversion or nancy's of color
00:48:31.780 whatever it's subversion this is exactly part of it you get people fighting amongst themselves
00:48:36.520 and this our mainstream media does this it's our mainstream media is not about news it's not about
00:48:42.160 information it's become just like pravda was in the in the soviet union it is the propaganda arm
00:48:48.480 of the government or of the deep state or whatever this is so so that they actually foment this
00:48:55.780 angry these people are driven on by the mainstream media and by the official social social media
00:49:02.140 to hate each other to wish death on each other and the interesting thing is that you know you
00:49:09.680 look at the as you call them the mainstream media i call them the left-wing corporate media they have
00:49:15.140 that standing that official standing that people go oh well you know you can't believe it until
00:49:20.520 you see it on the cbc and the government right even though these are just people you know mps
00:49:26.960 mlas whoever they're just people they put their pants on the same way but now they're an mp which
00:49:32.560 means they must know something you don't know and they're official they're government official
00:49:37.720 when we take all of those you know accoutrements away from them they're just like anybody else
00:49:44.820 and they're spouting bs and that's why i keep saying to people look stop chasing around the
00:49:52.500 left-wing corporate media to get your story on there because it doesn't matter fewer people than 0.96
00:49:58.300 than ever before are tuning into that crap in the first place and more and more canadians are 0.89
00:50:04.280 starting to tune into the fact that our government institutions are being wrecked and they're being 0.99
00:50:09.560 wrecked by elected officials and bureaucrats you didn't elect yeah so we need to stop putting this
00:50:17.040 reverence on those two institutions and start speaking to them on more uh equal standing as
00:50:23.660 far as i'm concerned as long as we're talking about yuri bresman off here donald and and by
00:50:28.280 the way i guess if you guys are just tuning in donald lee he is the author of what the hell
00:50:33.380 is going on it's available at amazon.ca we'll flash up the page uh in just a couple of seconds
00:50:39.320 or at least before the show is over tonight so what is uh phase three and four of yuri's
00:50:45.460 communist takeover plan okay so um as i said uh the the first step demoralization takes at least
00:50:55.000 one generation and it's been going on for at least three in the western world and and our society has
00:51:01.940 been essentially uh demoralized and torn apart uh adequately and just as a quick aside when did
00:51:10.060 this first start when do you think it first started was it rock and roll no before that
00:51:15.360 before that the soviet union started it a comprehensive efforts to uh to spread communism
00:51:25.060 all over the world basically as as soon as they um established their control in the soviet union
00:51:31.460 you know what you're right 19 well actually 1919 the winnipeg general strike there were a bunch of
00:51:39.060 people in the winnipeg general strike who were pushing uh communism yeah death to the king and
00:51:45.840 all of that and they put that down back then but that was definitely and people don't know that
00:51:51.860 you know they talk about the winnipeg general general strike like it was a good thing but that
00:51:55.380 was based upon subversion communist subversion ironically you know not to benefit the worker
00:52:03.220 it it's not ironic there is it's yeah so um yeah it's been going on for a long long long time before
00:52:10.720 rock and roll interesting okay so let's move on to phase three and phase four now yeah and and in
00:52:15.480 the book of course i i do lay that out um i have the uh like the first chapter deals mainly with
00:52:21.220 kind of how we can understand what's going on in terms of the spiritual war. So the first chapter
00:52:28.920 and the last chapter really focus mainly on the spiritual aspects of this war. The second chapter,
00:52:34.080 it gets into the philosophy, like how did this philosophy come? Because, you know, as the great
00:52:40.120 economist, I believe he's the greatest economist of the 20th century, but nobody's even heard of him,
00:52:44.720 not even most economists, Ludwig von Mises said, the fate of civilization rests upon the ideas
00:52:54.240 that motivate the masses. And that's exactly why this whole Marxist subversion has attempted
00:53:01.160 to get its ideas infiltrated into the masses of people. And Marxism has become, unbeknownst to
00:53:08.820 most people the default philosophy of the world that's what we think of but most of us don't think
00:53:15.400 about philosophy and so you know we don't realize that we have imbibed that kind of philosophy but
00:53:21.360 anyway we certainly don't realize that it's marxism yes do we because if if we knew that
00:53:26.380 it was marxism we go wait a minute this is bad we we don't because marxism in my opinion is
00:53:32.200 completely against the human spirit absolutely it moves completely in the opposite way
00:53:38.820 Absolutely. Let me ask you, we talk about a little bit about the mass formation psychosis that people experienced and are still experiencing over the past few years.
00:53:50.200 You want me to finish steps three and four before we go on to this?
00:53:53.820 Yeah. OK, sorry. I just I got I want to pack in everything. And I know that, you know, people have only got a limited attention span. So anyway, please.
00:54:03.060 Okay, so step one is demoralization, the kind of terror society part. Step two is destabilization, where you essentially take control of all of the structures in society. That has basically happened. Every level of government, all of our professional associations, all of our institutions, the education, universities, etc., they are all essentially captured and controlled.
00:54:30.460 Step three is the crisis.
00:54:32.920 Now, as I say, we've like all of the frauds.
00:54:35.880 And so there's about a dozen or so frauds that I discuss in the book.
00:54:38.860 But the bulk of the book focuses on four main frauds.
00:54:41.940 So all of these frauds develop ideologies that lead to mass formation, which we'll get to, that lead to totalitarianism.
00:54:52.540 and um and but they all then lead to a crisis okay because that's important now so we have the
00:55:02.140 climate crisis like there's no crisis this is a typical it's may now finally on the prairies
00:55:07.620 things are starting to turn green right every year of my life it's been this way yeah so uh the
00:55:13.140 climate crisis the drugs crisis the terrorism crisis the pandemic crisis all this in fact a
00:55:18.900 few months ago the world economic forum even came up with a new term for all of these crises
00:55:24.040 they call it the poly crisis
00:55:26.520 i hadn't heard that one yet yeah the world's in such a terrible shape it's a poly crisis yeah
00:55:41.380 because you you made them all of course you know yeah these are all we're entering into the war 0.99
00:55:46.920 crisis like this war is going to get worse and we're entering into the food crisis this is siege
00:55:52.080 warfare against the whole world they're trying to to starve the whole world so yeah so the crisis
00:55:57.400 now the crisis has two important functions number one it allows governments to grab more emergency
00:56:03.300 power haven't we seen that that then becomes permanent now unbeknownst to most people all
00:56:10.600 of these emergency powers that were given to medical authorities for the pandemic
00:56:14.900 they've basically all been made permanent all the freedoms that were taken away for an emergency
00:56:21.880 they're now gone forever the fourth the fourth stage is what's called normalization and where
00:56:30.120 all of these changes that happened in the crisis now they're made to be normal and you quietly
00:56:35.180 eliminate anybody who's still disagreeing with them and won't go along so we see that um you
00:56:41.000 You know, exact all of the temporary measures that were passed have now become permanent.
00:56:45.920 You're just off the top of my head, and I may have this a little bit wrong.
00:56:49.560 Bonnie Henry in British Columbia, right?
00:56:51.680 She recently said, oh, you know, we're going to hire back all of the nurses, you know, who weren't able to work.
00:56:58.920 But you have to get the vax.
00:57:00.980 It's permanent now.
00:57:02.300 There's no more pandemic.
00:57:04.160 But, oh, you get your job back.
00:57:06.380 how many times did we hear the expression the new normal and build back better over the past
00:57:12.500 two or three years and all in lockstep all world leaders and when have you ever seen anything like
00:57:19.220 that before no it's a pattern yeah it's another pattern okay so it's this has never happened i
00:57:25.720 mean you probably know you can't even get six friends to agree on where to go have supper
00:57:30.500 together. It's not possible to get almost 200 nations in the world to do exactly the same thing
00:57:37.300 at exactly the same time. This level of policy coordination is absolutely impossible with
00:57:43.960 independent nations. The only way it's possible is if these policies are actually coming from a
00:57:50.480 higher level and are being pushed down. And that's exactly what's happening. That's the pattern of
00:57:55.960 what's happening yeah so so just as a quick aside uh who do you believe is responsible
00:58:02.120 and i know that's the question of the day right i mean like everybody's got a different opinion
00:58:07.700 on that well it's the world economic forum it's claus schwab obviously well it's larry fink from 0.62
00:58:11.840 black rock it's it's a secret cabal of satanists it's china who is doing this is it a combination
00:58:19.280 of them all i have probably all of the above so i and i have a chapter on this 0.59
00:58:24.740 that that that looks at see we don't know what the real structure
00:58:32.260 of world governance is but we can observe how it's functioning right we can see how things
00:58:39.660 are actually happening so um and and i've taken this idea from a british investigative journalist
00:58:46.980 by the name of Yian Davis.
00:58:49.220 And it made a few changes to, you know,
00:58:51.880 with what I think would be added.
00:58:56.040 But I mean, it, you know, who's at the top?
00:59:00.160 It's speculation.
00:59:01.820 And anybody that we can see
00:59:04.160 and that we've heard about is not at the top.
00:59:08.120 You can be sure of that.
00:59:10.000 Yeah, you know, it's interesting.
00:59:10.980 I can guarantee that.
00:59:12.000 I think it's a bunch of people never heard it.
00:59:16.500 you ever hear of Boyd Anderson guy called Boyd Anderson is he a hockey player he used to be
00:59:23.100 he used to be but he wrote a fantastic book that has everything to do with this you should pick
00:59:31.180 it up one of these days I had him on the show so much uh it's called trumped uh it's it's got
00:59:38.460 some numbers and letters I can't quite remember the entirety just look up Boyd Anderson just put
00:59:43.520 that into a search engine and his book will come up and he's got a hell of a story and he lived it
00:59:48.520 let me ask you this don donald um this mass formation psychosis that have been has been
00:59:57.640 talked about for the past couple of years how is it that some of us have been able to
01:00:05.020 get past this and never even get taken by it at all yes um most of our listeners are have probably
01:00:12.820 heard this term and it it comes from i think this is a very important um idea and it is a theory of
01:00:20.500 course okay this is this is not material fact this is this will be another pattern actually you guys
01:00:26.780 he's going to talk about another pattern there's certain types of people who who manage to just
01:00:31.740 completely ignore and not get taken in by the mass psychosis it's interesting yeah yeah so uh
01:00:37.960 Professor Matthias Desmond, he's a professor of psychology in Belgium, and this is his area of specialty.
01:00:44.320 One thing I'll say, though, and I have made the mistake in the book of using this term mass formation psychosis.
01:00:53.300 And after the book went to press, I heard him in another interview say, I don't know where this term psychosis came on.
01:01:01.520 Like, that's not that shouldn't be there.
01:01:03.500 Psychosis is something very different.
01:01:05.420 he said it's not mass formation psychosis it's just mass formation so um yeah unfortunately
01:01:12.600 that error also occurs in the book in numerous places but it's yeah so it's not a psychosis
01:01:18.260 it is is a because and i'm not a psychologist but i think that a psychosis is really is a
01:01:27.040 an individual a psychological phenomenon whereas mass formation is a group psychological format
01:01:35.060 It can't happen with just one person. It happens in a group. And it comes out of the study of crowd behavior or group behavior, because we behave differently in groups than we do as individuals.
01:01:50.460 Well, there are leaders and then there are followers, right?
01:01:52.780 Oh, but it's more than that. It's much more than that. And I use the example because I've been going around and speaking to various freedom groups. And by the way, if I'm moving soon into Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario, so if you're from any of those provinces, and you'd like me to have come to, you know, to speak to your freedom group, then please connect with me on my website, cominghomespirit.com.
01:02:13.800 love to love to do that so um for example a group of boys will do things that none of the boys would
01:02:23.220 have done individually now shadow you were probably a perfect angel when you were a boy
01:02:29.800 but i remember doing things around fort saskatchewan where i grew up with other groups of
01:02:37.680 boys that I would never have done on my own. And even as a kid, I remember thinking afterwards,
01:02:44.740 why did I do that? You got goaded on by your buddy and he got goaded on and it goes up a level,
01:02:52.380 up a level, up a level. Yeah. It doesn't even involve goading. It doesn't even involve daring
01:02:57.480 necessarily. It's just like you do things, right? Somebody does them all like that's neat. And you
01:03:04.740 go along and you end up doing things and yeah it's it's we we behave differently in groups
01:03:10.860 and that's the kind of kind of study of that sort of behavior that has formed the basis of this
01:03:17.780 understanding of mass formation so in terms of so we maybe we won't get into kind of how that works
01:03:23.880 but in terms of who doesn't get sucked into the mass formation now matthias desmond says that
01:03:32.400 from one case to another, because there are many, many historical cases of it, right? And it's
01:03:37.600 happening right now. Went on with COVID, right? It's gone on with the climate fraud and all of
01:03:42.220 these things. All of them are involved in mass formation. So what happens is that about 30% of
01:03:49.780 people drink the Kool-Aid, right? They're taken in. They're convinced that this official narrative
01:03:57.280 is right. And they follow, they do what they're told. Another 30% realize, hold it, this doesn't
01:04:03.380 make any sense. This is crazy. And they speak up against it. These are the rebels, right? You and
01:04:08.920 me and probably the people listening. We're the rebels. We speak up against it. But Matthias
01:04:14.820 Desmond says, the thing is that this group of rebels is a very non-homogeneous. There's rich
01:04:23.220 and poor and young and old and men and women and urban and rural and professionals and
01:04:28.000 laborers.
01:04:28.920 And they have never been able to come together as a unified group.
01:04:33.720 And then the other 40% of people, they're not sucked in.
01:04:39.460 They're not hypnotized, but they go along, right?
01:04:43.620 They don't speak up against it, right?
01:04:45.360 They get the shot because, oh, they want to go to Arizona or they want to visit their
01:04:49.160 grandchildren or they want to do this or, you know, they don't want to get fired.
01:04:52.460 They go along with it, even though it doesn't make sense to them.
01:04:55.800 So Matthias Desmond says, if the 30% of rebels could come together as a unified group and pull with them the 40% of the fence sitters, he said the whole process of mass formation would collapse.
01:05:11.360 And so that's what we need to do.
01:05:13.000 And that's part of what I'm what my book is about and what going around speaking to freedom groups is to help the 30 percent of rebels come together as a unified group so that we can engage in unified action.
01:05:26.680 And then so then the other thing to your to your question.
01:05:29.260 Sorry, I've kind of beat I've gone around.
01:05:30.920 No, that's fine. That's fine. Go ahead.
01:05:32.300 To answer your question about who doesn't get sucked in, he said it's impossible to tell, but he said there are some characteristics of people who don't get sucked in to the mass formation.
01:05:44.800 And he said, one is people who are very close to nature and who have a close connection with the land and with nature.
01:05:54.340 A second is people who have a very close network of very strong personal connections, connections to other people.
01:06:03.620 And thirdly, is people who have a really strong, you know, spiritual connection, a connection to their faith.
01:06:10.720 And what I see in this, the pattern or the commonality that I see in this,
01:06:15.440 is that these are people who are connected to reality.
01:06:19.820 You see, and I talk about this a little bit in our book.
01:06:23.100 Nobody talks about this.
01:06:24.460 What is real and what is not real?
01:06:26.420 What exists in material reality and what does not exist in material reality?
01:06:32.900 This is very important, but we probably won't get into that tonight.
01:06:35.740 So, like, nature is real.
01:06:39.300 The land, the trees, the birds, the animals, the water, the lakes, the grass, all of this is real.
01:06:46.520 It exists in physical reality.
01:06:49.080 But you see these things that were led to believe, oh, climate change.
01:06:53.540 What is that?
01:06:55.360 It's not real.
01:06:56.700 It doesn't have a physical reality.
01:06:59.480 It's an idea.
01:07:00.720 It exists only in our minds.
01:07:04.460 You walk outside.
01:07:05.840 As I say in my book, who are you going to believe?
01:07:08.340 we can't even believe the data because it's corrupted like how do we believe you all we can
01:07:13.280 do is walk outside the door and notice that there is no climate emergency well interestingly you
01:07:20.180 know if you've just made a me think of something if you walk up to a hundred people wherever and
01:07:27.640 ask them what is your definition of climate change or what do you think is the worst thing that's
01:07:32.540 going to happen with this climate emergency they would all probably come up with a different answer
01:07:37.840 no problem maybe because you're right well there's no clear definition of it i mean you you can't
01:07:44.300 really and that's that's the problem with it it's so widespread in so many different that's the
01:07:51.280 benefit of it from their perspective well right from there never be nailed down yes yes and that's
01:07:58.680 the way it is with covid and that so many different layers and and you're right so all of these
01:08:04.780 different mass formations all of these different uh crises that have been befallen us for the past
01:08:12.500 few years you can never really get to the bottom of you can never point at one person and say
01:08:17.820 you're responsible and everybody conduct responsible or everybody conduct responsibility
01:08:23.380 because they were only following orders yeah oh just like a peer peer trudeau baby trudeau
01:08:32.240 recently said he said i like i didn't force any i didn't force the mandates like you're not the
01:08:38.320 only one i mean other political leaders and and uh well fauci said this public health officials
01:08:43.940 have been saying the same same sorts of things over the last year so oh i didn't force anybody
01:08:49.220 yeah yeah and you wonder how they can say let me ask for your opinion about people like justin
01:08:56.480 Trudeau when he says that when he said I never forced anybody to get any vaccines or I never
01:09:02.680 insulted Canadians like he said yeah he's reading does he believe what he's saying
01:09:09.000 do you think I have no idea I have no idea what he believes but but it's quite obvious
01:09:15.940 he's reading from a script he's not making any decisions he's not setting any policy
01:09:21.800 All of these policies are coming from some level higher than the level of national governments, because we see that the same policies are brought in everywhere.
01:09:31.560 Bill C-11, which just passed, it's almost identical to things that are included in the United States.
01:09:41.440 So they're calling it like the anti-TikTok bill or something like that.
01:09:45.060 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:09:46.240 You know, it's the same kind, almost exactly the same language and the control mechanisms over, you know, independent speech and what we do on the Internet.
01:09:57.700 They're all included there. And Australia, New Zealand and Great Britain, like every place has passed almost exactly the same legislation.
01:10:05.460 It's the same policy. And from the chapter on, you know, what's really how is the world really being run?
01:10:12.840 Right. All of our national governments and provincial provincial governments have become policy enforcers.
01:10:20.100 They don't make policy anymore. They just enforce policies that come down to them from a higher level.
01:10:27.560 Isn't that interesting? Yeah. And this this is exactly the way that the one world government will operate.
01:10:34.440 So, I mean, the same thing happened in Germany in the 1930s, for those who remember their history of that time.
01:10:41.120 right i mean hitler was elected yeah and then and then his own agents like the he burnt down
01:10:49.840 the parliament building then blamed the communists and then use that to round up all the communists
01:10:54.400 and destroy the communist etc and then because of the emergency right he passed uh emergency
01:11:01.880 legislation that gave the cabinet the power to pass legislation now once cabinet had the power
01:11:11.040 to do that parliament was irrelevant and it was beautiful the parliament german parliament
01:11:15.800 continued to meet in the theater yeah but it was all just theater because after after hitler passed
01:11:23.100 back he was dictator now technically was cabinet but he appointed the people in the cabinet so the
01:11:29.020 same thing happened here though during the the emergency parliament became irrelevant they all
01:11:34.420 voted to shut parliament down and all decisions were made from trudeau and his cabinet yeah or
01:11:39.360 the higher source above him? Well, three years ago, I started calling Canada the dictatorship
01:11:45.340 of the Privy Council. But only later did I realize, no, it's not even the Privy Council.
01:11:50.380 These things are coming from somewhere above the level of the Privy Council. But yeah, we went for
01:11:54.800 two years without a federal budget. I mean, this is arguably the most important function of
01:12:01.040 Parliament, is to control government spending. So there's no budget for two years. And what happened?
01:12:05.800 We doubled and maybe even tripled, uh, you know, government spending in one year and they have no
01:12:13.300 idea where all that money went and they don't care. Yeah, that's right. So in your book, you
01:12:19.860 talk about how we can come out of this and I don't want to give the entire book away, but can you
01:12:23.960 give us a brief summary of what we can do? And you did mention a little bit about, you know,
01:12:30.180 the 30% of us try to influence the 40% in the middle. And that's something I've been saying
01:12:35.620 kind of like something i've been saying for the past couple of years but what do we need to do
01:12:41.440 donald yeah and don't worry we don't have time to go through the whole whole book i struggled with
01:12:46.160 this for months when i said how do i put together some kind of a presentation for freedom groups
01:12:50.200 that you know that it's also important that you know i got to get up there and just say it's all
01:12:54.720 good i'm just going to read you the whole book i can't do that so it's very hard no we're not
01:13:00.380 going to cover everything in the book almost every chapter ends with a little section called what you
01:13:04.800 can do now. And I give lots of both general ideas and specific ideas on what every single person
01:13:11.480 can start to do to push back against and defend themselves against each of these different frauds
01:13:17.780 that are all campaigns in the fifth generation war. But we're being attacked on all levels of
01:13:23.620 our being, body, mind, and soul, right? So this is on the levels of our bodies, the physical level,
01:13:29.480 this is fifth generation warfare. On the level of our minds, this is mind war. This is beyond
01:13:37.200 psychological warfare. This term mind war, unbeknownst to me, before I started researching
01:13:42.020 this, because I was a band director. What would I know about mind war and fifth generation warfare?
01:13:46.940 I had to learn something, as all of us have to learn something, because it's being used against
01:13:51.320 us. This is mind war, and we're being attacked. Our minds are being controlled, and it's the
01:13:58.880 First principle of mind war is if people had any idea that you were controlling their mind,
01:14:05.240 they would take steps to stop it. So they can't know. You have to make sure that you conduct your
01:14:11.360 mind war in such a way that nobody even suspects that their minds are being controlled. And all of
01:14:17.280 our minds are being controlled. And we mentioned one of those simple ways, right, through our
01:14:21.620 mainstream media and the control of social media, you know, getting people to fight against each
01:14:25.480 other and hate against each other. How many people have said, oh, you know, Trudeau should be hung or
01:14:30.700 whatever, this hatred against Trudeau or against, no, no, this is part of the mind war to drag us
01:14:36.500 all down into that level of consciousness that is fear and hatred and anger and vengeance.
01:14:43.700 That's part of the plan. So the big thing is it's spiritual warfare. And I talk about this,
01:14:51.360 of course, in my book. And almost nobody seems to really understand the nature of spiritual warfare
01:14:56.960 and, you know, what we do about it. But a spiritual war is always fought within. This is key. We are
01:15:06.720 not fighting really against anything outside of ourselves, not against Trudeau, not against
01:15:12.260 Klaus Schwab, not against the Illuminati, not against whoever else you think we're fighting.
01:15:16.040 No, that's not the real battle. The real battle is the battle of good versus evil within ourselves and to generate the courage within ourselves to stand up to evil and lies and fraud in our own lives and to speak out against the lies on all of these levels, in all of these frauds.
01:15:38.920 to have the courage to say in your place of work or to your professional association, no,
01:15:43.820 that's a lie, and I'm not going along with that. To your police, to your whatever, your boss, no,
01:15:50.720 that's a lie, and I'm not going along with it. So this spiritual battle is to keep our own
01:15:57.820 consciousness in the consciousness of love and not be drawn into the consciousness of anger,
01:16:04.820 hatred, vengeance, fear. The two great spiritual dichotomy, the two ends of the spiritual spectrum
01:16:13.720 are love and fear. And those of our listeners who are Christian know that only love conquers fear.
01:16:21.920 Perfect love casts out all fear. And we must keep ourselves in a consciousness of love.
01:16:28.040 that's that's the real i'm convinced that if we can win this war on the spiritual level
01:16:34.440 we'll win on every level so i guess we can all get in touch with our
01:16:41.020 own spiritual being in our own ways right it's not like you have to go to church
01:16:46.280 uh every sunday it's going to be up to you you find your own private idaho and go there
01:16:51.680 and strengthen your spirit i even have a little book to help you if you want it's called the
01:16:56.440 Band Directors, Pocket Guide to Spiritual Growth.
01:17:00.000 Cool.
01:17:00.620 And the one we've been discussing tonight is called What the Hell?
01:17:04.800 What the Hell is Going On?
01:17:06.560 Here it is available at Amazon.ca.
01:17:09.400 Have you had, just as a different question,
01:17:11.260 have you had any problems with Amazon getting this thing distributed
01:17:14.960 or any feedback from them at all?
01:17:18.440 Because, again, the social contract, right, the social credit score. 0.94
01:17:23.120 I know that Tamara Leach has had some problems with her book on Amazon.
01:17:26.440 yeah but you see i'm not famous i'm a nobody i don't think amazon has figured out yet what my
01:17:33.140 book is about what the hell is going on the web of bra that is enslaving everyone and how we can
01:17:38.320 escape back to freedom i think that's pretty self-explanatory but anyway it seems they haven't
01:17:43.880 figured it out no when like when when it first became available on amazon they had a ridiculous
01:17:49.520 price on it and and i you know it's my books are all self-published but nonetheless i do have a
01:17:55.000 self-publisher publisher whatever you would call it um so like i talked the publisher said hey this
01:18:00.700 is ridiculous is there anything you can do about this and they said no there's nothing amazon does
01:18:05.240 what they want and there's nothing we can do about it but the u.s price is 23.95 which should convert
01:18:11.520 into about 30 or so canadian and i see that they've got a like that's a reasonable conversion
01:18:17.040 from u.s to canadian dollars there but look at this when it first came out they were they were
01:18:22.920 charging almost $40 for the book. Don look, it's nine new available right now from $29.67. But if
01:18:30.400 you want it used, we'll sell it to you for $48.71. Yeah, yeah, see, see all that line there? That's
01:18:37.260 another fraud. That's an Amazon fraud. There aren't used books. Nobody has bought enough of
01:18:42.120 these books on Amazon yet to further to be used books. See, if you click on that, and you think
01:18:47.400 you're buying a used book, what that does is that'll take you to somebody else's website.
01:18:52.920 Where they'll take your order and your money, and they turn around and put in an order to Amazon and have it shipped to you.
01:19:00.080 Oh, my goodness.
01:19:02.040 That's all that is.
01:19:05.000 Congratulations on your book, man.
01:19:06.980 You guys can get this at Amazon.ca.
01:19:09.280 What the hell is going on?
01:19:10.540 The web of fraud that is enslaving everyone and how we can escape to freedom by Donald Lee, who is our guest tonight.
01:19:16.700 uh donald again your website please because you mentioned that you're going to be coming through
01:19:20.640 saskatchewan manitoba and ontario for some speaking tours yeah yeah i'm coming to got lots
01:19:25.640 of openings um i am speaking my saskatchewan leg starts on may 20th i'm speaking at the rally in
01:19:31.600 saskatoon and a few days later i'm speaking in prince albert uh but yeah i got i got lots of
01:19:37.140 well i'm planning a week in saskatchewan a week in manitoba and then heading off into ontario so
01:19:42.480 So yeah, all across that long distance,
01:19:44.780 send me an email from the contact page on my website
01:19:48.580 and it's cominghomespirit.com.
01:19:52.760 Cominghomespirit.com.
01:19:54.020 Donald, thank you for joining the show tonight.
01:19:56.180 You're an affable fellow, very knowledgeable
01:19:58.200 and I appreciate you taking the time tonight.
01:20:01.280 Thank you, Shatter.
01:20:02.220 God bless you and God bless all our listeners.
01:20:04.060 Have a great evening.
01:20:04.960 All right, there you go.
01:20:05.840 There is Donald Lee, you guys.
01:20:08.260 Fun conversation tonight and very informative as well.
01:20:11.460 And there is the book on the Amazon website.
01:20:15.180 Now, I was going to go ahead, guys, and do a little bit more on the show tonight.
01:20:19.060 But to be completely honest, I'm a little bit played out.
01:20:21.840 I was on with Lieutenant Stephen Rogers earlier tonight.
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