The Shadoe Davis Show - October 14, 2022


Shadoe at Nite Thurs Oct 13th⧸2022


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1 hour and 29 minutes

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13,154

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00:03:00.000 Hey everybody, how you doing?
00:03:28.240 welcome to shadow at night thursday october 13th 2022 a lot of snow in southern manitoba today it
00:03:33.920 was one of those you look out the window and it's cold and of course people driving like
00:03:41.200 idiots because they've never driven in the snow before in winnipeg i don't know how to do this
00:03:52.400 every year i'm not sure if it's like that where you live but every year it's like i forget
00:03:58.240 I don't know how to do, and there's always a bunch of fender benders and whatnot, but
00:04:03.660 not bad considering today. Just kind of that general feeling of already it's here. Oh no.
00:04:16.240 I mean, it's the middle of October. Not even. It's October the 13th. So what's that? Two and
00:04:22.120 a half months at the end of the year and then another four. Oh man, that's a long time.
00:04:28.240 interesting initiative happening in alberta it's called the take back alberta movement and i'm
00:04:35.760 going to tell you more about that in just a second but first let's do as we always do and say hello
00:04:40.820 to some people hello steve hello judy watching from mckenzie hello mckenzie british columbia that
00:04:46.040 is hello nicole watching from windsor sharon and dean kennedy watching from dunsford ontario some
00:04:53.280 bad news for you ontarians which could just go all across the country because that's usually
00:05:00.580 what happens ontario starts something the rest of canada catches on good and bad hello bonnie
00:05:06.260 watching from broad valley manitoba helen is watching from alliston ontario uh people were
00:05:11.760 sending me emails this morning and last night i know that you like us to spell the names of our
00:05:16.800 towns phonetically but i'll just give you the phonetic spelling in this email so thank you
00:05:24.740 for doing that but i generally forget the second i read the email so doing it here in the comments
00:05:32.040 is probably the best if you want your town's name pronounced correctly hello tammy watching
00:05:37.360 from chilliwack and eddie is watching from stonewall carol from brantford ontario hello
00:05:42.240 Val watching from St. James.
00:05:44.480 That's a part of Winnipeg, by the way.
00:05:46.040 Kev, Canada Nano Silver.
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00:05:51.920 along with Tacit Investigations and Security.
00:05:54.000 We'll tell you more about those guys in just a little bit.
00:05:56.140 Dale is watching from Ontario.
00:05:57.820 Wanda is watching from Peterborough.
00:05:59.980 Edith.
00:06:01.340 Edith!
00:06:02.320 I'm sure you haven't heard that before.
00:06:04.640 Edith is watching from Enderby, British Columbia.
00:06:07.660 Sue, hello, from Sundry, Alberta.
00:06:09.820 Rhoda is watching from Alberta.
00:06:11.840 i think before it skipped ahead this is what happens when i look at the comments i just
00:06:15.620 scroll down a bit too far and the whole screen jumps on me and it just flips to a new page i'm
00:06:20.320 sorry about that let's see if i can find that one again yeah rota from panoca hello rota ryan is
00:06:26.820 watching from st norbert christine from kent county new brunswick mike is watching from a cold place
00:06:33.700 north of the peg about an hour an hour north of winnipeg hello russ watching in transcona vicky
00:06:41.000 from Saskatchewan. Becky from Wellesley. Is that Saskatchewan as well? I think so. Bev watching
00:06:47.220 from Kesey up near Riding Mountain National Park. Hello. Charlene is watching from northeast
00:06:56.400 Saskatchewan. Alma is watching from western Newfoundland and Labrador. April from Drumheller.
00:07:02.480 Joanne, that's the home of the dinosaur park. I've been there once. I think it's really cool.
00:07:08.840 Hello, Susie, watching from Port Hope, Ontario.
00:07:11.120 Jerry is watching.
00:07:12.800 Hello from, doesn't say, did I miss the episode about the class action lawsuit?
00:07:19.700 No, you haven't missed that yet.
00:07:21.160 We just haven't connected with the people who are doing it.
00:07:24.360 So hopefully we'll have them on next week.
00:07:26.120 They wanted a delay because they wanted to be able to round up more people for this class action lawsuit.
00:07:32.160 And they didn't have a link on the website.
00:07:33.920 So we're hoping for next week.
00:07:35.340 hello Dwayne hello Becky from Wellesley hello Rick from Aldergrove hello Bob from Sudbury and
00:07:41.520 Rose from Calgary and James and Sandy everybody's here okay don't forget to like and share you guys
00:07:47.160 it's very important that we like and share we get this out to as many people as we possibly can and
00:07:52.080 other people have been telling me I can't watch your show on Facebook there's too many interruptions
00:07:57.320 or I'm not getting notifications or whatever happens to be the case so here's what you do
00:08:03.240 and I said this last night, but in case you missed, I'll say it again.
00:08:06.440 Go to the page, the Shadow Davis Show page,
00:08:09.660 the one you're watching this on right now,
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00:08:47.500 the shadow davis show so you go to the shadow davis show the one with more followers it's got
00:08:53.100 1.8 thousand followers go to that one and you'll excuse me be able to watch the show live stream
00:08:59.420 or a replay if you wish and of course we're also live on twitter okay let's go to the take back
00:09:06.220 alberta movement this is actually pretty cool uh its website is tba 2022.ca
00:09:14.780 and they're hoping to spread this initiative through all of the 10 provinces and three
00:09:20.360 territories take back alberta who we are get involved leadership dashboard events and whatnot
00:09:25.820 Here's what they say. It's your province, take it back. For too long, Alberta's ruling elite have
00:09:32.940 taken advantage of everyday people, thriving on political apathy, censoring those with the courage
00:09:38.900 to speak out, and exploiting the power of big government to restrict our freedoms. They squander
00:09:44.300 our taxes on sole-sourced contracts for their friends, protecting bloated bureaucracies, and
00:09:49.420 funding vanity projects. Not anymore. It's time for everyday people to demand better from our
00:09:56.060 leaders, and when necessary, replace them. And that's what Take Back Alberta is all about. We
00:10:01.300 fight for results-based public policy, common sense education, a medical system that works,
00:10:07.360 protection of our God-given freedoms, and we're not asking anymore. We're taking Alberta back.
00:10:14.040 And here's a message I got from them today. Just now, you may have gotten this too, if you remember,
00:10:18.640 I believe there's 15,000 members already of this.
00:10:21.960 Hello, Freedom Friend.
00:10:22.840 There is hope to change the current governing party of a province from within.
00:10:27.360 It's already happening in Alberta.
00:10:30.540 Did I say Alberta?
00:10:32.120 I didn't mean it.
00:10:33.880 I have great reverence for Alberta.
00:10:36.080 I've spent five years of my life living in Alberta.
00:10:38.840 In Alberta with the United Conservative Party,
00:10:41.580 in part because the Freedom Convoy changed a lot of minds and hearts within the party.
00:10:49.240 Additionally, the leadership review back in the spring contributed to a lot of freedom-minded people joining the UCP simply so they could vote Jason Kenney out.
00:10:58.240 The leadership race also caused a lot of freedom-minded people to join the UCP, and as a result, they elected a freedom-minded leader, Danielle Smith.
00:11:07.020 The momentum is building, change is happening, and we invite you to be a part of it at tba2022.ca.
00:11:13.080 That's this website right here, tba2022.ca.
00:11:18.020 Our next project is sending freedom-minded individuals to the UCP AGM, October 21st, 22nd, 23rd, west of Edmonton, to influence the decisions made by the provincial UCP board.
00:11:34.340 If this concept interests you, you can reach out to Benita Peterson, and she gives her telephone number.
00:11:40.900 Benita, what are you doing?
00:11:42.920 here's here's benita here by the way and she i think she got 16 tickets
00:11:49.200 over the course of two and a half years for speaking out at freedom events when all of
00:11:55.600 the restrictions were in place and what ridiculous she had them all dropped so she's going to be
00:11:59.720 joining the show tomorrow night benita peterson is going to be speaking on behalf of uh this
00:12:05.880 movement and again it's called here it is take back alberta tba 2022.ca if you want to get a
00:12:14.060 hold of benita and benita i warn you you could be receiving a lot of texts in the next hour or so
00:12:20.480 780 write it down you guys 780-349-0181 let's unite conservatives together within the current
00:12:32.060 governing party of alberta let's take back alberta again 780 this is for benita peterson
00:12:39.340 who is going to join the show tomorrow night 780-349-0181
00:12:46.220 well you know what i hope that the rest of the provinces can gather enough grassroots
00:12:54.840 minded people together and start attending the the meetings of the governing parties
00:13:02.780 influence their decisions without yelling and screaming again we need to be reasonable
00:13:08.580 obviously we need to speak to them on a level they can understand we don't walk up to somebody
00:13:14.300 and go that never gets you anywhere and i understand there's a lot of people with a lot
00:13:24.200 of frustration all bottled up inside and that would feel really good to do that but it's not
00:13:28.780 going to get us anywhere it's not going to move us forward we need to be reasonable that is why
00:13:33.860 at the freedom convoy it was so encouraged to behave yourself right everybody no violence
00:13:40.840 no violence no violence and we've got a story about that coming up in just a second we're also
00:13:46.560 going to watch together a nine minute video highlighting the opening day of the emergencies
00:13:52.020 Act Inquiry in Ottawa today and that went it started at 8 30 this morning central time and
00:13:58.180 went on till about five o'clock central time and that's the way it's going to be every single day
00:14:03.100 for the next six or seven weeks all right here is the first story tonight and those of you in
00:14:10.400 Ontario should be concerned hmm let me rephrase that yeah I guess concerned is the right word
00:14:20.740 not scared just concerned you got to know this i don't expect that any of you folks living in
00:14:28.300 ontario right now are going to adhere to this if it becomes a reality and i'm hoping there is
00:14:34.540 several million because ontario's got 15 million people i'm hoping there is several million people
00:14:39.600 that decide not to do this either because it doesn't work it's a waste of time just like
00:14:45.380 the genetic experiment breathing barriers don't stop the transmission of an airborne pathogen
00:14:55.780 pathogen they just don't do it but this is from left-wing marxist corporate global
00:15:02.140 ontario's top doctor urging mask wearing warren's mandate could return
00:15:07.740 hmm so like i said what starts in ontario usually spreads across the country
00:15:15.700 ontario's top doctor let's call him what he is he's ontario's chief medical bureaucrat
00:15:21.700 fears rising covid cases and the approach of winter could further jeopardize the province's
00:15:28.780 struggling health care system forcing the ford government to potentially re-implement
00:15:32.860 a mandatory masking policy if the situation worsens.
00:15:38.460 Clearly, they haven't listened to any of the science
00:15:41.500 since they dropped the mask mandates back in April.
00:15:45.680 They, for some reason, think they still work.
00:15:48.160 Sorry, I should not say still.
00:15:50.140 They, for some reason, still think that these things actually work.
00:15:55.740 They haven't looked into anything in the past six months.
00:15:58.640 they haven't learned anything in the past six months and that is staggering really
00:16:05.060 in an interview with global news dr kieran moore ontario's medical officer of health urged people
00:16:13.100 to get the shot boosters wear a breathing barrier to avoid an unmanageable surge in hospital
00:16:20.620 admissions did that work last time you got your shot you got another you wore a breathing barrier
00:16:28.620 You kept your social distance.
00:16:30.020 You even lived in a bubble.
00:16:31.340 Did it work?
00:16:32.720 No.
00:16:33.960 No, it didn't.
00:16:34.860 All it did was get perfectly normal Canadians fired from their jobs.
00:16:45.520 He said, Moore did, the rate of uptake for fourth doses.
00:16:50.440 Now, listen to what he says here.
00:16:52.400 The rate of uptake for fourth doses by Ontarians aged 70 and older.
00:16:56.680 These are older people now.
00:16:58.620 obviously, is around 16% was not acceptable.
00:17:04.080 Not acceptable.
00:17:05.660 Not acceptable to who?
00:17:08.540 You see, the wording they use.
00:17:10.740 It's not acceptable.
00:17:12.340 Like, dude, you're not my boss.
00:17:14.900 Shut up.
00:17:16.300 It's not acceptable.
00:17:19.680 And said public health measures like mandatory masking could return if necessary.
00:17:24.440 16% is absolutely not acceptable to me, he said,
00:17:27.300 urging people to book an appointment. They're not. And the more you say to go get it, the more they
00:17:33.120 will resist. Because that, my friend, is human nature. Well, a return to mandatory masking is
00:17:40.860 not yet being recommended. Moore called on people to consider wearing masks indoors as cases rise
00:17:46.380 and said he would not hesitate to recommend a stronger measure if necessary. Now, will Doug
00:17:50.920 Ford listen? That's the question. Remember, he disbanded the Ontario science table a couple of
00:17:55.540 months ago i think he's sick of it too i think that doug ford who probably didn't really get the
00:18:01.980 shot according to his niece i'm not sure if you've ever seen any of her videos they're priceless
00:18:06.760 and i think she she let it slip one time that he never got the shot none of the family did not
00:18:12.080 really they said they did they were videoed getting something but not this stuff
00:18:18.360 and i think doug ford may have even let that slip as well during a press conference
00:18:25.820 a couple of months ago i'm not i may not be recollecting this clearly
00:18:30.740 but then again i think i am if there's any significant impact on our health care system
00:18:38.140 where we can't care for ontarians properly appropriately i will absolutely have the
00:18:43.860 conversation with government around whether we have to mandate masking for a set period of time
00:18:48.480 i remember when they first mandated it here in manitoba and i was watching the case counts
00:18:56.140 so i think mandatory masking became a thing two years ago like this week or was it a year i can't
00:19:04.440 remember it just it's all such a blur right now and then i made a point of watching the cases
00:19:09.700 right even with the masks mandatory masks in all public places public transportation everything
00:19:16.400 the cases went through the roof according to the government hospitals were logjammed according to
00:19:24.260 the government nobody was allowed in there of course privacy concerns and all of that don't
00:19:28.460 you know but if cases soared even with this ridiculous mask mandate
00:19:35.280 why bother now people could say well imagine what it would have been like if we didn't have them
00:19:42.280 do you have the key to another universe that you can get into and see that somehow they say there
00:19:49.820 have been scientific tests that prove it would have been way worse if masks had not been implemented
00:19:55.220 or mandated and vaccines had not been mandated how can you prove that exactly considering this
00:20:02.060 genetic formula doesn't stop transmission. How is there any proof of this at all?
00:20:11.660 You can't prove a negative. Data maintained by Public Health Ontario shows the percentage
00:20:17.980 of positive COVID-19 tests increased at the beginning of October. Wow, they're looking in
00:20:24.700 the sewage again. In the week ending September 10th, 11.4% of tests in Ontario came back positive.
00:20:31.060 that number sat at 13.3% in the week ending October 1st. Hospital admissions are also higher
00:20:37.520 than they were in the spring, although below where they were at the beginning of the year.
00:20:41.580 In the week ending October 1st, 365 people were admitted to hospital in Ontario with COVID-19.
00:20:47.900 Once again, they say admitted to hospital with a positive COVID-19 test. They don't say because
00:20:56.680 of. So the media is still manipulating words, twisting words, so that people are absolutely
00:21:05.700 befuddled. Oh my God, we have to put masks on again, Barry. I know, Marge. I know. Well,
00:21:15.380 it's only a mask. It's a sign of oppression. It's a sign of compliance. It's a sign that you are
00:21:22.000 nothing more than a dog on a leash don't ever put one of those things back on your face ever again
00:21:30.400 i don't care if you are the 10th person out of 10 the only one not wearing one do not stand your
00:21:38.260 ground do not be bullied by the woke mob not in person not online not anywhere not at your work
00:21:45.520 nowhere all right today was the first day so this is introductions pretty much getting to know all
00:21:53.880 the players going forward in the inquiry here this is day one of the emergencies act inquiry
00:22:00.360 in ottawa again it started this morning at 8 30 central and this is a nine minute 39 second video
00:22:07.840 you guys so we're going to watch this together what do you say let's do it here we go it is
00:22:12.380 important for Canadians to understand the unprecedented critical situation that the
00:22:18.140 country was facing earlier this year. The evidence will show that the invocation of
00:22:24.000 the Emergencies Act was a reasonable and necessary decision given the escalating
00:22:29.380 volatile and urgent circumstances across the country. The evidence of the
00:22:35.980 government witnesses will detail the facts and events leading to the decision
00:22:40.780 to declare a public order emergency.
00:22:44.580 They will describe the countrywide threats to the security of Canada, the illegal blockades,
00:22:51.620 the disruption and intimidation experienced by Ottawa residents, the threats at our borders
00:22:58.040 and ports of entry, and the real impacts on Canada's trade, international reputation,
00:23:04.800 and the economic well-being of Canadians.
00:23:08.140 The government witnesses will outline the deliberate step-by-step process in which careful consideration was given to all the available options, which led to the declaration of a public order emergency as a matter of last resort.
00:23:26.080 It is our view that there was no justification whatsoever to invoke.
00:23:33.000 Let me just stop it for a second, you guys, because it's going to switch from person to person to person as we go through this.
00:23:37.900 the name of the person speaking when they first start speaking is at the bottom okay so watch to
00:23:45.080 see who it is and it's only going to last for a few seconds okay so that first guy you saw that
00:23:49.900 was the lawyer representing the government of canada this guy is the lawyer the lead counsel
00:23:56.180 representing the convoy the emergencies act the emergencies act requires several things
00:24:02.940 One, it could be invoked due to espionage and sabotage.
00:24:07.620 Are you going to hear any evidence about espionage and sabotage?
00:24:11.840 The answer to that is no.
00:24:14.120 Two, it could be invoked on the basis of clandestine or deceptive foreign influence,
00:24:20.000 or foreign influence that involves the threat to a person.
00:24:23.120 Are you going to hear evidence about that?
00:24:24.780 The answer to that is no.
00:24:26.920 It also could be invoked on the basis of threats or use of acts of serious violence
00:24:32.120 against persons or property? Are you going to hear evidence of violence against persons or
00:24:37.880 property? The answer is no. Lastly, it can also be invoked if there is a group or persons trying
00:24:47.120 to destroy or overthrow by violence the system of government of Canada. Are you going to hear
00:24:54.360 evidence about individuals trying to do that? The answer is no. Saskatchewan's position is
00:25:01.920 that the federal government had already determined that a nationwide emergency would be declared
00:25:08.000 before the first minister's call on February 14th. The call was not so much about consulting
00:25:16.780 as it was about telling. The third area, if you'll remember, Trudeau has to have dialogue
00:25:29.860 with all the premiers before he can invoke the Emergencies Act.
00:25:32.880 So this is the representatives of the government of Saskatchewan
00:25:35.660 talking about that call that Trudeau made to Scott Moe back in February.
00:25:39.960 And as this guy points out, it wasn't about asking, it was about telling.
00:25:44.400 Let's continue.
00:25:47.020 Concerns whether the emergency measures were overbroad.
00:25:51.640 The financial measures, for example,
00:25:55.760 imposed broad responsibilities on financial institutions.
00:26:00.260 with little guidance and they created offenses for not complying with those new responsibilities.
00:26:10.820 The final area concerns to what extent Saskatchewan residents were impacted by the emergency measures.
00:26:19.300 The government is concerned that residents rights may have been unnecessarily infringed
00:26:25.460 by these measures. Alberta believes it is important to share with Canadians
00:26:29.540 the facts about how Alberta was able to effectively deal with the international border blockade in
00:26:35.460 Coutts, Alberta prior to the invocation of the Federal Emergencies Act. Alberta's evidence will
00:26:41.620 show that the existing law enforcement tools that were already in place were completely sufficient
00:26:48.020 and they were successfully used to peacefully restore the flow of traffic at the Coutts border
00:26:53.220 crossing and to disperse the protest to a legal protest site none of the powers that were created
00:27:00.820 under the federal emergencies act were necessary nor were any of them used in alberta to resolve
00:27:06.820 the coots blockade the first convoy participants arrived in ottawa not far at all actually from
00:27:12.820 where we sit today on january 28th this is going to be in our city for approximately three weeks
00:27:20.100 i expect you will hear from witnesses about the significant impacts on the city's residents and
00:27:25.620 businesses and you will also hear about the city's efforts to support the police-led response to the
00:27:31.940 convoy and to mitigate impacts on city services the impact on ottawa for those three weeks of
00:27:39.940 harassment street blockages ear splitting air and train horns and general lawlessness
00:27:48.580 was unprecedented many people in ottawa felt like they were prisoners in their own home
00:27:55.540 and they felt abandoned and they felt unsafe by the police and by all levels of government
00:28:03.300 the auto coalition is not going to take a position we don't anticipate on the emergencies act
00:28:08.020 but make no mistake it was a crisis in downtown ottawa there was disorder there was chaos
00:28:15.140 there were propane tanks, there were gasoline jerry cans everywhere, there
00:28:21.320 were fireworks going off at all hours of the night, pinging off buildings, pinging
00:28:25.940 off windows, people could not get, there was no public services, paramedics,
00:28:31.660 ambulances, no buses, no taxis, grocery stores were closed, businesses, several
00:28:39.920 hundreds of businesses are closed, the Rideau Centre, the major mall in Ottawa
00:28:44.640 was closed for the first time in its history for a prolonged period of time.
00:28:51.640 The people in Ottawa are still traumatized, Commissioner.
00:28:54.820 There is a well-established process, you will hear,
00:28:57.880 that the Ottawa Police Service follows when protests occur.
00:29:02.680 The police must respect the charter right to peaceful process
00:29:06.040 while at the same time protect the community and uphold public order.
00:29:11.640 The Ottawa police, you will hear, followed that well-established process that had always worked with protesters, this time as well, and were prepared for an event, but not for the event that occurred.
00:29:27.600 Why? What you will hear is that this protest was unique in Canadian history.
00:29:33.280 The police had little time to prepare.
00:29:36.740 The genesis of the protest had only begun a couple of weeks before it arrived in town and it gained momentum with time.
00:29:45.720 What none of the intelligence predicted in the very brief period of time prior to the convoy's arrival was the level of community violence and social trauma that was inflicted upon the city and its residents.
00:30:00.540 The city of Ottawa was ground zero for the protests that occurred in February 2022.
00:30:06.540 And Chief Slowley will assist you in understanding the challenges faced by the Ottawa Police Service in addressing the evolving illegal occupation.
00:30:15.640 As he will explain, the events represent a paradigm shift in public protests.
00:30:21.300 In particular, he will explain to you the limited resources available to the Ottawa Police Service to deal with a massive occupation, the limited nature of the intelligence available to OPS about what was coming Ottawa's way, the importance of the right of lawful protest in our democracy and the limits of the authority of the Ottawa Police Service to deal with protesters.
00:30:46.500 For 34 years, the Emergencies Act was never used. The Public Order Emergency of 2022 was a historic
00:30:56.200 first. But now that the glass has been broken on the Act, it can be used again. The Act was used
00:31:05.980 by this government against individuals protesting vaccine mandates. But a future government of a
00:31:12.980 different political stripe could use the act in response to protests against pipelines or climate
00:31:18.680 change. When the commission asks hard questions about the act's use in 2022, the commission must
00:31:27.640 also focus on the act's potential misuse in the future and protect the right to protest,
00:31:35.260 parliamentary democracy, and federalism. What the commission says matters not just to Canada,
00:31:42.340 but globally, where the use of emergency powers is on the rise. The world will be watching our
00:31:49.620 work. There are many issues that the Commission will be examining which are central to CCLA's work,
00:31:55.940 including the lawful scope of the right to protest, the role of police in facilitating
00:32:01.060 protests while protecting public safety, the relationship between policing authorities,
00:32:06.820 civilian oversight bodies, and government actors, and the surveillance of those involved in
00:32:11.740 dissenting social movements. More broadly, the CCLA's interest in the commission's work goes
00:32:17.460 to the core of the organization's mandate, protecting the rights and freedoms of Canadians
00:32:22.140 and demanding transparency and accountability from our governments. The CCLA views the commission as
00:32:27.900 an instrumental part of achieving the goals of transparency and accountability, and our
00:32:32.920 participation in the commission's proceedings will be aimed at supporting those goals.
00:32:36.720 okay so that's a brief overview that's kind of like the opening arguments of this commission
00:32:42.700 this inquiry that's going to last for the next six to seven weeks and when we do get some
00:32:47.320 witnesses in there and i'm not talking about just well i live in ottawa and i couldn't take the bus
00:32:53.000 that kind of stuff i mean you're going to hear from the citizens coalition and and you know
00:32:57.500 what people say is look you chose to live in downtown ottawa two blocks away from the parliament
00:33:03.520 buildings what did you think was going to happen if there was a protest you would be inconvenienced
00:33:11.180 which is all it was really but they're trying to trump it up into threats of violence and harassment
00:33:16.560 and all of that stuff which never happened apparently according to the police and we have
00:33:21.700 a story about that coming up if you guys want to watch this thing unfold every single day live you
00:33:27.320 can do it at this website public order emergency commission dot c a public order emergency
00:33:35.160 commission dot c a and like i said when it gets really good and we have pat king and tamara leach
00:33:42.740 and justin trudeau and marco mendocino and christia freeland and all of these these people
00:33:47.580 come up we will watch it live together on a live stream right here on the shadow davis show page
00:33:53.920 It'll be special editions towards the last couple or three weeks of this inquiry.
00:33:59.720 This story comes from the counter signal.
00:34:03.020 Now, this guy, Rouleau, he's the judge who's been appointed to head up this commission.
00:34:07.840 It's the Rouleau Commission, right?
00:34:10.660 The judge overseeing the Emergencies Act inquiry, even though he seemed reasonable when I first saw him this morning, he seemed pretty even-handed.
00:34:18.280 He seemed like a decent fella, somebody you could put your trust in.
00:34:21.840 but it turns out he's donated to and been a staffer of trudeau's liberal party
00:34:28.960 which should immediately disqualify him from any involvement in this commission whatsoever
00:34:35.400 this raises concerns about his ability to remain impartial as the federal government is finally
00:34:40.460 forced to answer for its use of emergency powers according to documents obtained by the counter
00:34:46.560 signal back in april some of which mysteriously disappeared from the elections canada website
00:34:51.100 Justice Paul S. Rouleau has funneled money to the Liberal Party year after year.
00:34:57.280 This discovery came after Trudeau established the Public Order Emergency Commission
00:35:01.020 and appointed Rouleau the commissioner.
00:35:03.820 Let me ask you a question, and that is simply this.
00:35:08.000 How can the guy who is being accused of government overreach
00:35:11.580 appoint the commissioner of the commission that's going to be investigating him?
00:35:21.100 everybody's really excited about this,
00:35:24.240 but once again, it feels like the field is tilted in their favor, doesn't it?
00:35:29.880 This is outrageous.
00:35:33.600 Trudeau invoked the Emergencies Act in February for the first time,
00:35:36.560 blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:35:38.840 But today on day one, Rouleau said he would act impartially as a judge.
00:35:43.800 He said, I will keep an open mind throughout
00:35:46.140 and only reach a conclusion after all of the evidence is in.
00:35:51.100 However, in addition to his Liberal Party donations, Toronto Sun columnist Brian Lilly reports that Rouleau has even worked for the Liberals.
00:35:59.860 In 1983, he was part of John Turner's leadership campaign to take over when Pierre Trudeau announced his retirement.
00:36:06.420 Rouleau then had a hand in helping pick Turner's cabinet once he won leadership and is described in various media reports as either his executive assistant or appointment secretary in media reports from that era.
00:36:20.080 Can we trust this guy?
00:36:22.780 Well, if the judgment comes back, and this is going to take a very long time, you guys.
00:36:29.160 I mean, yeah, I know the commission's going to take six or seven weeks, but after that,
00:36:32.340 it will take months for them to go through all of the evidence and all of the testimony.
00:36:37.840 I'm thinking maybe March of next year we'll have some sort of indication which way they're leaning.
00:36:43.480 But if it doesn't go our way, this is definitely going to come up again, isn't it?
00:36:48.080 Isn't it?
00:36:49.460 That's, of course, if we're not all in gulags by then.
00:36:52.580 And I say that half-jokingly, so don't panic.
00:36:55.700 I've made a remark like that in the past on the show,
00:36:58.720 and some people actually took it to heart and said,
00:37:01.520 no, gulags, what do you mean?
00:37:03.680 And I understand that there were people now in Canada
00:37:06.900 who immigrated from countries from behind the Iron Curtain
00:37:10.020 back in the 80s where gulags were still a thing.
00:37:13.460 And I didn't mean to cause you any undue distress.
00:37:15.920 but we've seen some crazy things happening for the two and a half years that we've been going
00:37:23.040 through this haven't we so all we have to do is remain united in our resistance to all of this
00:37:30.080 and as far as i'm concerned guys after today and listening to that inquiry go on the opening
00:37:38.080 arguments again it wasn't a real big deal i feel positive i feel very positive and i'm not just
00:37:45.520 saying that to make you feel better. I do feel very positive that things are swinging our way.
00:37:50.440 They are. Danielle Smith, in her speech a couple of days ago, even though she was attacked
00:37:56.480 ferociously by the left-wing Marxist corporate media, it doesn't matter. She's not going to
00:38:01.300 back down. And hopefully this empowers other politicians who feel the same way to finally
00:38:07.820 speak up publicly. Let's continue on with a story from TrueNorthTNC.News. Officials monitoring the
00:38:14.920 Freedom Convoy admitted no violence took place. So how can these people, this Citizens Coalition
00:38:23.340 of Ottawa and the Business Coalition of Ottawa, how can they say there was harassment and violence
00:38:28.240 when none took place according to officials who monitored the thing? Let's read on. Public Safety
00:38:34.500 Canada officials admitted in internal updates that the Freedom Convoy protests were peaceful
00:38:40.420 and that no violence was taking place despite claims by minister marco mendocino who is a known
00:38:47.160 liar not just once either the guy should be in jail for perjury as far as i'm concerned
00:38:52.920 according to black locks reporter and again you guys get yourself a subscription to this
00:38:57.780 wonderful news service because that's how they survive and they come up with they break the
00:39:02.360 best stories in the country bar none period end of story according to black locks reporter daily
00:39:09.260 reports describe the demonstrations as peaceful, undisruptive, and stable. The Freedom Convoy so
00:39:14.980 far has been peaceful and cooperative with police, an internal memo stated January 27th.
00:39:21.320 Now that was just the beginning, granted. But up until February 11th, officials monitoring the
00:39:27.860 situation stated there were no major incidents, that no violence took place, that disruption to
00:39:33.360 government activities was minor, that there were minimal people on Parliament Hill, and that the
00:39:37.960 situation remained stable and planning was ongoing. Since most government employees are
00:39:44.140 working remotely, the disruption to government activities is so far minor. There is currently
00:39:49.020 no known end time for the demonstrations, the report states. In contrast, key liberal cabinet
00:39:54.480 members, including Mendocino and Trudeau, sought to paint the protesters as violent and even rapists.
00:40:02.360 We cannot allow illegal and dangerous activities to continue, said Trudeau. Occupying streets
00:40:07.900 harassing people, breaking the law. This is not a peaceful protest. He lied. Mendocino said on
00:40:16.060 February 16th that cases of violence were at the center of the movement without any substantiating
00:40:20.620 evidence. At the core of the movement is anger, animosity, and in far too many cases, violence,
00:40:25.880 claimed Mendocino. At a House of Commons Public Safety Committee meeting in February, Mendocino
00:40:31.540 also stated that Ottawa residents received threats of rape from convoy members. To this day, no
00:40:37.300 reports of rape threats have been produced by the liberals. There were Ottowans who were subjected
00:40:42.020 to intimidation, harassment, threats of rape, said Mendocino. When he was pressed further
00:40:47.320 on the allegation, the minister claimed that the absence of criminal charges doesn't mean it didn't
00:40:52.320 happen. Well, you better prove it did then, bud. If you're going to point it out, you better prove
00:40:58.640 it. You better have something behind you. Mendocino was among over 60 witnesses called
00:41:05.380 to testify before the public order emergency commission investigating the liberals use of
00:41:09.780 the emergencies act to quash peaceful freedom convoy protesters clear proof the liberals are
00:41:18.600 liars liars oh and by the way they're also squandering our money and no doubt giving
00:41:25.260 sweetheart deals to their friends as we've seen throughout their tenure for the past seven years
00:41:31.300 And this one actually kind of raises eyebrows, too.
00:41:34.140 I'd love somebody to investigate this one.
00:41:37.800 A programmer duplicated the Arrive Can app in two days.
00:41:42.200 It cost Ottawa $54 million.
00:41:45.240 No, no, no. Sorry. It didn't cost Ottawa.
00:41:47.340 It cost us, the Canadian taxpayer, $54 million to produce this Arrive Can app.
00:41:54.680 Some programmer in Ottawa does it in two days.
00:41:58.540 So who did Trudeau give that money to?
00:42:01.300 In order to critique ArriveCAN's eye-watering $54 million price tag over the Thanksgiving weekend,
00:42:09.660 a single techie managed to duplicate the app in less than two days.
00:42:13.340 Now, granted, this is duplicating and it's not creating, but nonetheless.
00:42:18.240 The Endeavor was the brainchild of Laser Technologies, a Toronto-based app developer
00:42:23.240 that was among many in the Canadian tech sphere who were outraged to learn the federal government
00:42:28.340 managed to spend $54 million tax dollars
00:42:31.340 on a relatively simple border screening app.
00:42:42.420 See that?
00:42:45.860 Less than two days.
00:42:49.180 The true cost to implement this
00:42:51.440 shouldn't have been this high.
00:42:53.400 It should have been much more efficient,
00:42:55.020 explained company co-founder Zane Manish
00:42:57.440 in a blog post and so laser initiated a hackathon among among its employees to see how quickly it
00:43:04.920 would take to replicate the entire app from scratch developer daniel whiffing accepted the
00:43:10.520 challenge and by dinnertime thanksgiving day he had created a working clone of arrive can
00:43:16.260 that is near indistinguishable from the original whiffing even posted the code online so fellow
00:43:24.360 programmers can check his work the company says that as soon as the clone app is approved for
00:43:30.000 google play in the app store apple app store anybody will be able to download their arrive
00:43:35.600 can clone and take it for a spin not that anybody will they've had enough of the original
00:43:41.540 laser was careful to note however that throwing together a clone app is much easier than building
00:43:48.000 one from scratch we need to have some empathy for all of the pieces outside of purely building the
00:43:53.340 app and experience wrote Manish adding 54 million dollars of empathy is unlikely though
00:43:58.840 and another company did the same thing on Monday so who then made the app and that should be easy
00:44:07.140 enough to get and why did they need 54 million dollars to do it this should be a scandal and
00:44:16.740 yet so far nothing because generally the people that investigate government blunders like this
00:44:22.800 or actual intentional underhandedness with our tax money,
00:44:27.480 that's the media.
00:44:29.140 And the media, the left-wing corporate media,
00:44:31.040 they're never going to do anything to tarnish their golden boy
00:44:33.940 unless it becomes glaringly obvious that there was a crime.
00:44:41.260 And even then...
00:44:43.840 All right, now, I know you guys don't like to hear this clown speak.
00:44:50.080 This is only a minute and 54 seconds,
00:44:52.380 But it's Justin Trudeau talking about gun control, how illegal guns get into Canada and why we need stricter gun controls once they get here.
00:45:02.780 Listen to him trip himself up. He didn't even need Pierre Polyev to do this for him. He did it himself.
00:45:08.140 Watch this. It's hilarious.
00:45:09.860 The ban on handguns, I understand the ban on assault rifles.
00:45:13.920 But I'm asking about the criminal that's continuously involved with the law having an illegal gun in their possession and getting involved in firefights.
00:45:24.760 There are a few different ways that criminals get their hands on guns in this country.
00:45:32.160 One is guns crossing the border.
00:45:35.300 And that's why we've stepped up significantly on interdicting guns at the border, like I said, last year.
00:45:40.920 By the way, the percentage of criminals getting their hands on guns,
00:45:45.100 one of the ways he talks about here is crossing the border.
00:45:48.120 That is the number one way by far, 98%.
00:45:51.640 There is no number two.
00:45:57.460 We stopped double the amount of guns that we had the previous year,
00:46:01.560 and we're continuing to invest further.
00:46:04.520 The second way is people buy guns legally on the market
00:46:09.360 and then sell them to criminals.
00:46:12.060 That's going to be more difficult because we brought in a ban on assault weapons.
00:46:16.400 It's now illegal to buy, sell, or use assault weapons in this country.
00:46:21.000 And we brought in a freeze on handguns.
00:46:24.820 It's no longer possible to purchase handguns in this country.
00:46:30.240 That's the second way people get handguns in this country.
00:46:34.520 The third way...
00:46:36.800 Wait a minute. Hold on.
00:46:40.320 I'm wondering, for those of you who don't own guns,
00:46:43.360 who don't like guns, have never fired a gun,
00:46:45.680 how tough do you think the laws are in Canada to get a gun?
00:46:51.560 And now you can't even get a handgun.
00:46:52.960 But before this new law came into place,
00:46:55.020 how tough do you think it is?
00:46:58.640 You're waiting three months.
00:47:01.140 You're having your entire life ripped upside down.
00:47:05.020 They are calling people from your current life.
00:47:07.660 They are calling people from your past life.
00:47:09.960 They're calling people that you knew as far back as 10 years ago.
00:47:12.820 Is this person stable?
00:47:14.000 Stable enough to own a firearm, do you think?
00:47:16.080 You've got to go through permit after permit after permit after permit.
00:47:19.860 And then once you get the gun, then you have to lock it up in a special government-approved way in your home
00:47:27.160 to make sure that nobody could ever come into your home and steal it.
00:47:34.100 A gun safe, if you will.
00:47:37.660 So do you think that somebody is going to be able to go through all of that?
00:47:40.820 And not to mention the serial markers and everything.
00:47:44.400 The gun is registered to you.
00:47:46.300 If this gun gets used in a crime, you're the one who's going to be responsible
00:47:51.400 because you got the serial number.
00:47:52.800 You're the one who is attached to this gun legally.
00:47:55.240 You're going to sell that gun to some criminal?
00:48:00.560 What kind of delusions is this guy under?
00:48:03.340 the problem is that he is dealing generally speaking with people who live in large cities
00:48:09.780 that's all he cares about he cares about Toronto Montreal Ottawa Vancouver because that's where
00:48:14.880 the base of his voters are and they're all worried about gun violence so they think he's actually
00:48:19.400 doing something because none of those people have ever lived in rural Saskatchewan Manitoba
00:48:24.000 Alberta Ontario and they've never had need for firearms before so he is bamboozling those people
00:48:32.100 at the expense of actual, lawful gun owners.
00:48:36.040 It is disgusting.
00:48:37.140 But let's let him carry on.
00:48:39.580 To get guns in this country is by stealing guns
00:48:42.660 from either gun shops or legal gun owners.
00:48:46.960 And we're also bringing in stronger measures
00:48:50.000 to strengthen the rules and the conditions of storage.
00:48:56.740 The vast majority of gun owners in this country
00:49:01.600 follow safe storage rules,
00:49:04.900 but we need to make sure that everyone does,
00:49:06.920 and we're strengthening those rules as well.
00:49:09.380 There's no one easy answer to solve
00:49:12.100 the challenges faced by gun violence in this country.
00:49:15.140 I can tell you one thing.
00:49:16.440 Conservatives are wrong when they say
00:49:18.420 the way to solve gun violence is to do less gun control.
00:49:24.680 I tell you guys,
00:49:27.080 We are among the most stringent of gun regulations in the world.
00:49:34.560 Now I see a comment here from Michelle says,
00:49:36.220 why do we need guns anyway unless you're hunting?
00:49:37.960 Why do you need a gun?
00:49:38.580 We shouldn't have any guns.
00:49:39.760 Michelle, that is not for you to say.
00:49:43.980 If somebody wants to go sports shooting or hunting or a shooting range,
00:49:48.960 whatever, they should be allowed to do so as long as they're reasonable and responsible.
00:49:54.660 That's it.
00:49:56.580 And the old line is true, in my opinion.
00:50:02.080 Guns don't kill people, people kill people.
00:50:07.320 It's that simple.
00:50:08.640 You cannot buy, you could not buy an automatic weapon in Canada before any of this nonsense.
00:50:16.500 Not even a semi-automatic, you couldn't.
00:50:19.920 There is no gun in Canada that you can buy legally that's going to fire more than one round at a time.
00:50:25.580 That's it.
00:50:26.580 This is not the United States.
00:50:33.880 But Trudeau, abortion and guns.
00:50:38.460 He continues to Canadianize American problems, and that's a problem.
00:50:43.560 Because they're not problems here.
00:50:46.940 Doctors are seeing resistance to blood transfusions over unfounded COVID vaccine concerns.
00:50:52.700 This is a headline from the publicly funded left-wing Marxist CBC.
00:51:00.200 Now, I'll be honest with you guys.
00:51:03.180 I didn't read this story before putting it on the show tonight.
00:51:06.620 I just thought the headline was funny.
00:51:09.460 Because, of course, they have to put unfounded COVID vaccine concerns in the headline, right?
00:51:16.080 Experts say this is a concerning trend driven by misinformation.
00:51:20.240 How long are they going to stay with this mis- and disinformation narrative?
00:51:24.740 We know that this genetic formula is causing people problems, even death.
00:51:33.680 We know it's been debilitating for many people.
00:51:36.100 You've seen them appear on this show.
00:51:37.680 They've told us, and they say there are many, many more like them,
00:51:41.080 people who are actually scared to come on and talk about it publicly.
00:51:45.020 Why?
00:51:45.260 because they're afraid of being harassed and called liars by their friends and family still
00:51:53.540 now look i'm not sure if that would happen today as much as it would have happened say six months
00:51:59.560 ago or a year ago because i think a lot of people are coming to their senses and be it a little late
00:52:05.700 i think they are coming to their senses i don't think anybody is going to publicly attack anybody
00:52:10.240 at this point who comes out and says they were injured by this ridiculous drug that was rushed
00:52:16.480 into the market before any sort of reasonable testing was done and if you think about it
00:52:21.240 think about this this is remember how at the beginning they pounded into our heads a novel
00:52:26.840 virus a novel virus meaning we had never seen anything like this before right this was brand new
00:52:34.420 COVID-19
00:52:37.720 SARS-CoV-2
00:52:40.220 which yes, they did say
00:52:42.240 was an offshoot of SARS
00:52:43.680 that we experienced back in 2003
00:52:46.180 2004, but still a brand new
00:52:48.260 mutated, strained, variant
00:52:50.100 whatever
00:52:50.480 how do you come up
00:52:53.980 with a vaccine for a
00:52:56.320 novel virus
00:52:57.420 wouldn't you have to study this virus for a
00:53:00.300 few years just to get the idea
00:53:02.060 of how to make a vaccine for it
00:53:04.420 makes sense to me you've got to be able to understand what this virus is going to do
00:53:09.160 how it's going to mutate before you can actually come up with something that's going to stop it
00:53:12.840 which they didn't do by the way nor could they come up with a vaccine for SARS either
00:53:18.080 or for HIV for that matter and yet somehow miraculously because they were working at
00:53:24.540 the speed of science you see according to that Pfizer executive from the European Parliament
00:53:30.220 it a couple of days ago, working at the speed of science, which generally speaking is very
00:53:40.440 slow.
00:53:46.540 So yes, if anybody has a concern about this, it's absolutely a valid concern to have.
00:53:53.700 So any media outlet that puts out unfounded misinformation and whatnot are the misinformation purveyors themselves.
00:54:07.400 This is from CBC Calgary.
00:54:09.740 Alberta physicians are raising the alarm about a dangerous trend fueled by misinformation that could cost lives.
00:54:17.580 Dr. Stephanie Cooper, an obstetrician specializing in high-risk births at Foothills Medical Center,
00:54:23.020 said a patient recently refused to consent to a blood transfusion if it came from a donor who had received the vaccine.
00:54:31.020 I see people with severe hemorrhage due to childbirth on a regular basis,
00:54:34.580 and for me, the idea that this is out there is somewhat mind-boggling.
00:54:38.520 No, to me, your opinion is somewhat mind-boggling,
00:54:41.860 because we have chosen to not get this experimental genetic formula injected into our bodies.
00:54:48.360 And if you give us a transfusion with vaccinated blood, then that is exactly what we will be getting.
00:54:58.140 I'm not sure if I can read the rest of this story to you guys without my head exploding, but I'll try.
00:55:05.220 It came up in a routine conversation while she was counseling the patient before a C-section.
00:55:10.080 The patient did not end up needing that blood transfusion.
00:55:13.920 Hallelujah.
00:55:14.540 Remember the story about the woman who has,
00:55:16.960 we've even had her on the show,
00:55:18.240 who was refused life-saving surgery,
00:55:21.800 life-saving transplant surgery
00:55:23.220 because she wouldn't get the vaccine.
00:55:26.160 That's a different case.
00:55:27.340 Anyway, shocked by what she'd encountered,
00:55:30.820 Cooper, the doctor,
00:55:32.440 shared her experience on Twitter
00:55:33.800 and was inundated with responses,
00:55:35.940 including from other healthcare providers
00:55:37.880 who reached out with similar stories.
00:55:39.580 I'm quite concerned about it, she said, noting Canada's blood supply does not register the
00:55:44.880 COVID vaccination status of donors. It should. Everything else is registered with the vaccine
00:55:50.980 status, right? And yet this isn't. There isn't a choice to receive COVID vaccine negative blood.
00:56:00.900 So by declining blood, it means you will die. Well, I think they should start.
00:56:06.240 i think they really should start because by getting blood from somebody who has been vaccinated it's
00:56:13.920 quite possible you'll get that vaccine yourself and if you don't want it you can get on like all
00:56:19.120 of a sudden what happens you get this transfusion you give birth to your baby and then two weeks
00:56:23.140 later you start developing these weird symptoms i didn't get vaccinated and nobody stuck a needle
00:56:28.820 in me oh it was that blood transfusion try and get a doctor to believe that if this is the attitude
00:56:37.180 they're going to take going into a conversation about this at all forget it they have absolutely
00:56:43.520 dug their heels in on this already and a lot of other doctors have come out and said well this is
00:56:48.600 just completely ridiculous this is what do they call it it's slipping my mind it'll come to me
00:56:57.340 not obtuse anyway this is an interesting story oh it's already five to the hour
00:57:06.580 still got so much to cover i tell you what i'll go a little bit long tonight this again from true
00:57:12.280 north 72 of canadians demand more oil exports to displace dependence on russia notice they
00:57:19.320 they didn't say imports they said exports interesting right so these are the people
00:57:26.300 who are standing for the Ukraine.
00:57:28.000 They want us to export our oil over there.
00:57:30.120 But the people who are standing for the Ukraine
00:57:31.840 are usually the same people who are saying,
00:57:34.280 Green agenda!
00:57:35.880 Oil must go!
00:57:37.860 So isn't that kind of a disconnect?
00:57:41.200 A vast majority of Canadians think Canada has a duty
00:57:44.380 to export more oil to the world
00:57:47.080 to decrease global dependence on Russian energy.
00:57:49.960 The poll was conducted by Léger confirmation bias.
00:57:52.760 That is what I was thinking about in the previous story.
00:57:55.300 doctors walking into this going and thinking obviously the vaccine is absolutely fine that
00:58:01.300 is their confirmation bias so anybody who comes to them with another opinion is an idiot obviously
00:58:06.100 they're spreading misinformation anyway this poll the one about the oil exports let's get back to
00:58:13.820 that one i'm sorry if i mix the two stories together for you guys i know it's tough to
00:58:17.860 keep track sometimes the poll was conducted by leger on behalf of secondstreet.org found that
00:58:22.460 72% of Canadians agreed Canada should be working to develop and export more energy.
00:58:28.620 What about using it ourselves? Wouldn't that be something?
00:58:32.220 And in a way, that would be good for the rest of the world and Europe,
00:58:35.640 because we wouldn't need all that imported oil we're getting from Venezuela and the Middle East.
00:58:39.420 So Europe could have it. Right?
00:58:44.920 Broken down further, 49% of those polled said they strongly support more exports,
00:58:49.820 while only 6% were strongly against the idea.
00:58:53.060 Developments around alternative...
00:58:54.300 Now, listen to this.
00:58:56.140 This is what SecondStreet.org President Colin Craig said in a news release.
00:59:00.400 Now, he's the former chief of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation for the Prairies.
00:59:06.480 I like Colin. He's a good guy.
00:59:08.320 Developments around alternative energy sources are exciting for consumers,
00:59:12.400 but studies suggest natural gas and oil will be used for decades to come.
00:59:20.720 Policymakers would be wise to consider the positive role that Canada could play
00:59:24.820 not only in displacing Russian oil and gas,
00:59:27.840 but how the enormous tax revenues from such sales could be used
00:59:31.220 to help develop technology to reduce emissions.
00:59:34.020 But they won't listen because Trudeau is working with the World Economic Forum's agenda,
00:59:40.400 not an actual logical one.
00:59:43.580 This poll was conducted by an online survey of 1,535 Canadians between September 3rd and October 2nd.
00:59:52.960 What other goodies have I got tonight?
00:59:54.380 Oh, yes.
00:59:56.020 Remember how long Tamara Leach spent in jail and Patrick King and Freedom George?
01:00:02.080 Three, four, five months?
01:00:04.380 Look at this.
01:00:05.520 This is from the left-wing Marxist CTV.
01:00:08.440 outrage as prolific offender released on bail in vancouver yet again last thursday
01:00:16.180 muhammad maljapur was arrested and charged this is last thursday arrested and charged with assault
01:00:23.640 with a weapon for allegedly hitting a 19 year old student over the head and shouting racial slurs
01:00:30.320 at her in downtown vancouver in late september after spending the long weekend in jail the 35
01:00:37.400 year old prolific offender has been released on bail, prolific meaning lots. He's been released
01:00:44.020 on bail despite having dozens of convictions in the past six years, many of them for violent
01:00:48.600 offenses and repeatedly missing court dates and violating probation. Former solicitor General
01:00:54.880 Cash Heed was astounded the community court judge granted Majapur bail. What about the guy that hit
01:01:03.760 those four freedom protesters here in winnipeg back in february he got out now he's been sentenced
01:01:10.120 i believe he's in jail now but he he got out in three or four days and that was the reason guys
01:01:16.460 that i brought this story to your attention because somebody who was charged with mischief
01:01:21.220 and what was the other one uh inciting mischief pat king tamara leach freedom george they spent
01:01:29.580 weeks and months in jail and tamara for breaking her bail conditions was sent back to ottawa to
01:01:38.060 serve more time in jail after she was already home in medicine hat absolutely outrageous so
01:01:44.260 what does that tell you it tells you that the government or certain elements of the bureaucracy
01:01:49.280 within the government have got a vendetta against anybody who is involved in the freedom movement
01:01:54.940 PayPal I told you the story the other night they wanted to find people for misinformation or
01:02:03.480 something they don't agree with $2,500 they were going to take $2,500 from your PayPal account
01:02:10.780 if you said something online they don't agree with or misinformation in other words but then
01:02:16.820 they pulled that back on Saturday once the outrage started flowing at them via social media
01:02:21.580 Well, PayPal is now reportedly bribing users $15 in a desperate move to stop them from closing their accounts.
01:02:29.180 Good job, guys.
01:02:30.300 Who closed their PayPal account?
01:02:34.260 Anybody in the last couple of days?
01:02:36.300 How many?
01:02:36.960 Put up your hands.
01:02:37.940 Write it down in the comments.
01:02:39.760 I want to see if you closed your PayPal account.
01:02:47.780 Twyla says me.
01:02:49.080 Susan says me.
01:02:50.140 Anybody else?
01:02:50.860 Mo, I did.
01:02:55.100 Karen, yes.
01:02:56.100 Debbie, yes.
01:02:56.840 Val, yes.
01:02:58.200 Barb, Kathy, Lee, Kim, Sally.
01:03:02.160 Al just says the government is F'd.
01:03:04.540 Dude, I understand.
01:03:07.840 I understand that you like to make comments,
01:03:10.100 but let's try and keep the language a little less blue.
01:03:13.480 How about that?
01:03:16.780 I mean, you can use that one catchphrase
01:03:19.320 that you've come up with,
01:03:20.100 but let's just other than that let's keep it let's keep it look at all you guys dozens of you
01:03:26.560 closed your paypal accounts so what i would like you to do now um is to encourage other people to
01:03:34.380 do that explain to them why and then offer them an alternative and there are other alternatives
01:03:41.500 out there aside from paypal but they are reportedly bribing users 15 bucks 15
01:03:47.060 you know what if they bribed me like two thousand dollars i'd say okay i'll keep my account open i
01:03:55.840 take the two thousand out and then close the account anyway good luck getting it back because
01:04:00.140 i i could imagine that millions of other people would do the same thing let's move on from this
01:04:04.860 story oh you know what this is a very long sub stack it's a good sub stack i'm not going to
01:04:13.480 read the whole thing though i'll just give you the first paragraph you can read it if you want
01:04:18.000 you can find it on substack it's uh paul paul alexander doc dr paul alexander substack
01:04:24.920 u.s military doctor testified she was ordered by the government administration to cover up
01:04:30.600 vaccine injuries dr theresa long medical officer with the united states military
01:04:36.060 has testified in court that she was ordered by a superior to suppress covet 19 vaccine injuries
01:04:42.620 following the biden regime's mandate now this story came back out and sorry out back in april
01:04:46.920 i missed it back then and it was only recently brought back to my attention that's why i bring
01:04:54.320 it up to you now but if you want to read this again dr paul alexander on substack go and find
01:04:58.840 it it should be back in his uh in his files gateway pundit it's not just the mrna vaccines
01:05:05.600 a new study shows now that this paxlavid pill can cause deadly blood clots because
01:05:10.420 it mixes with other regular heart medications to create a clotting effect this is according to a
01:05:18.700 study and we're going to go ahead and scroll down here and find the study uh that was published in
01:05:23.800 the journal of american college of the american college of cardiology and here's the study right
01:05:29.880 here coming up on your screen guys jacc.org there is the study right there now this is something
01:05:38.640 else that's crucial to our cause if we're going to start talking about stuff like this with normies
01:05:44.320 regular people out there the bubble people the people that don't want to hear about it or fiercely
01:05:49.020 on the other side and they support masking and all of that stuff what we have to do as i pointed out
01:05:54.220 last night is when we give them the facts we have to back it up with proof of those facts right and
01:06:00.880 that's why i don't follow any publication that does not show proof i don't want to hear well i
01:06:08.460 heard because that's not a fact at all that's a rumor there's a difference between providing facts
01:06:15.380 and saying well i heard we don't say that we can't say that we need to hold ourselves to a higher
01:06:22.100 standard if we're going to beat these people we have to be reasonable we have to be nice and we
01:06:26.780 have to be right and we have to be right via fact proof guys so i'm asking you i am begging you
01:06:36.580 When you share stuff on social media, please make sure it's backed up with actual evidence.
01:06:43.040 It will go a long way to help our cause.
01:06:47.320 I know I'm a little bit all over the place tonight with stories, but here's one, again from the Gateway Pundit.
01:06:52.360 Professor at Notre Dame University allegedly offering to help students seeking abortions
01:06:58.240 and calls those who disagree white nationalist Catholic hate groups.
01:07:04.040 Does she not understand the irony of what she said?
01:07:08.540 Does she not know where she works?
01:07:10.740 She is a professor at Catholic, heavily Catholic, Notre Dame University.
01:07:18.800 She has pretty much just disparaged every single donor of that institution.
01:07:24.760 How long before she gets fired?
01:07:27.240 I'm thinking tomorrow, maybe early next week.
01:07:31.880 it depends on whether or not these folks are more dedicated to uh the catholic religion or the
01:07:38.540 religion of wokeness right which one is stronger this is interesting because the midterms in the
01:07:46.900 united states are coming up so uh today the january 6th committee which is in the house of
01:07:52.000 representatives congress in the united states they voted unanimously to subpoena donald trump
01:07:58.680 to talk about what he said
01:08:01.160 to allegedly instigate that insurrection
01:08:03.960 that happened January 6th at the Capitol building.
01:08:08.360 But it's never going to happen.
01:08:10.200 And here's why.
01:08:11.680 Because when the midterms come,
01:08:13.440 and they're like two weeks away,
01:08:15.480 well, three weeks away,
01:08:17.360 the Republicans, and I watch the polls on this
01:08:19.780 because I don't believe pundits, right?
01:08:21.460 So I watch the polls, and I don't believe the polls,
01:08:23.680 but I'm kind of thinking that there's going to be
01:08:26.080 a Republican wave that sweeps over the Congress. They're going to take control of the House of
01:08:31.220 Representatives, which means that the Democrats really won't be able to get anything done at all
01:08:36.680 in government. Biden will not be able to get anything done at all if the Republicans, and I'm
01:08:42.480 talking about mega Republicans control the House, not the rhinos, because if the rhinos get elected,
01:08:48.400 they'll just vote with the Democrats. So what needs to happen is the Republicans, the mega
01:08:53.380 republicans they need to get themselves a clear majority in there so they cannot be outvoted by
01:08:58.980 the democrats and the uh and the rhinos but so you know this is never going to happen trump is
01:09:07.460 never going to have to testify because he's been subpoenaed by the time they have got a date for
01:09:15.040 all this to happen uh the government will have changed at least the house of representatives
01:09:18.980 will have changed so that's not going to happen christine anderson is a hero
01:09:23.840 now i know she's not canadian she's a member of the european parliament but earlier this week we
01:09:31.520 found out in a committee there a pfizer executive actually admitted no they didn't test for
01:09:37.360 transmission for this drug they didn't test oh we have to move at the speed of science
01:09:43.740 right so that was put out by uh rob roos who is a member of the european parliament out of the
01:09:50.840 netherlands and that took all of the the social media space i think yesterday and the day before
01:09:57.160 and now christine anderson makes a motion in the uh in the european parliament today
01:10:03.180 listen to what she thinks this committee is absolutely useless and she wants to shut it
01:10:09.240 down listen she's a hero listen to what she has to say this is anderson please
01:10:13.100 yeah thank you um this is quite ridiculous what we're doing here and pursuant to article 200
01:10:20.720 rule 211 of the rules rules of procedure i am proposing that this committee declares itself
01:10:27.800 incompetent in getting clarification on the content of the contracts between eu commission
01:10:32.680 and pharmaceutical companies with regards to the mrna vaccines in general and the exchange of text
01:10:39.420 messages between ursula von der leyen president of eu commission and mr borla ceo of pfizer in
01:10:46.360 particular oh by the way uh she says this because albert borla who's gotten covid what three times
01:10:53.660 now even though he's quadruple vaccinated he's the ceo of pfizer right so they they called him
01:10:59.260 to testify earlier this week and he just didn't show up nope not going so that's why christine
01:11:06.160 is saying that this committee is incompetent let's continue it is quite obvious and today's
01:11:11.140 anderson we'll put that on the agenda no no i will raise my point of order now and according
01:11:17.080 to the rules you will have to let me continue okay you continue thank you it is quite not more
01:11:22.220 than a minute not more than a minute you know don't have to make full statement okay this
01:11:26.020 committee lacks the authority to get to the bottom of crucial questions the fact that mr
01:11:31.020 Borla, CEO of Pfizer, had the audacity to refuse to appear in front of this committee to answer
01:11:36.640 question constitutes a gross disregard for the people whose tax money he took, by the way. If
01:11:43.760 we cannot compel a crucial player to appear in front of this committee, then this committee is
01:11:49.340 useless. So I propose that we declare ourselves incompetent, and I furthermore propose that this
01:11:55.980 committee concludes the need for a committee of inquiry and formally requests the conference of
01:12:02.860 presidents to initiate necessary steps to propose the EU parliament in setting up such a committee
01:12:09.100 as provided in rule 208 in conjunction with article 226 of the treaty on the functioning
01:12:16.680 of the European Union to ensure the peoples of Europe's right to democratic recourse and finally
01:12:24.400 I request the roll call vote on these proposals.
01:12:28.860 Thank you very much.
01:12:29.960 We will have a discussion at the coordinators.
01:12:33.840 And, of course, the ID group can go to the Conference of Presidents.
01:12:36.400 Can I remind this committee?
01:12:37.520 This is not an investigating committee.
01:12:39.440 This is a special committee.
01:12:41.580 And this falls not within the remits of this committee.
01:12:45.640 So we will have a discussion at the coordinators.
01:12:47.820 And the ID group can take all the initiatives towards the Conference of Presidents.
01:12:51.980 And now I cut you off.
01:12:53.320 This is it.
01:12:53.860 okay okay we will have to vote on the declaration of incompetency in this committee that we can do
01:13:00.820 yeah we will we will have to look at the coordinators and we will then decide how to
01:13:05.400 proceed on the issue so in other words you refuse to take the vote right now that i just proposed
01:13:09.820 as a point of order you refuse just yes or no let me see we we will take that up at the
01:13:14.900 coordinators and if if necessary is there if there a vote is necessary we will come back to
01:13:19.400 that don't worry so in other words you refuse procedures okay refuse to take a vote on a point
01:13:24.500 of order i raised i give the floor just for the record thank you oh hey i saw a comment
01:13:31.520 from somebody watching i forget his name robert or something do you actually believe that burla
01:13:36.640 had covid was jab dude i'm using what they say against them so clearly you're new to this show
01:13:42.540 you don't quite get my humor yet using their own narrative against them is what i've been doing for
01:13:47.960 the last two years here right so burla says he's been jabbed four times and he's gotten
01:13:52.980 covid twice but thank god it could have been much worse if i hadn't got the jab
01:13:57.040 and yet he doesn't want it using his own logic right the jab saved him from hospitalization
01:14:05.640 but he doesn't want to show up at this committee which is useless by the way according to christine
01:14:10.500 anderson he doesn't want to show up and defend that he hasn't got the time it's beneath him
01:14:17.840 or does he not want to be exposed by christine anderson as a fraud just like his entire company
01:14:25.060 was exposed two days previous so get my humor here i use their narrative against them all
01:14:33.320 the time do i believe burla was jabbed do i believe he had covet who knows who cares
01:14:38.580 it doesn't matter the same way the trudeau got covet what three times jabbed four times five
01:14:44.860 times it doesn't matter it's only what they're saying and then when they when they're flying
01:14:50.340 around maskless or sitting around with each other singing queen songs in a bar maskless
01:14:56.000 that's when you use their own narrative against them
01:14:58.360 it's a cool trick you should give it a try this is something a little bit more serious and remember
01:15:06.580 guys every topic that i discuss on this show it's all intertwined with one thing and that is the
01:15:12.640 great reset the new world order the new what do they call it the the new liberal order the
01:15:18.700 liberal new order whatever it was that was also thrown out there uh foolishly by some elected
01:15:25.660 official a while back the power outages the food shortages the financial crashes the war everything
01:15:34.700 it's all got to do with this one thing it's the world economic forum and their great reset it's
01:15:41.560 all this is. That's my opinion, of course. And I have to say that because I can't tell you for
01:15:47.600 sure. I can't back that up with facts. But from everything I've seen, one thing tends to lead to
01:15:54.100 another and the puzzle pieces are coming together. The UK could face three-hour power cuts this
01:16:00.660 winter. How on earth does a G8 nation, first world, how on earth do they have to actually
01:16:12.680 put up with three-hour power cuts? How is this happening? This is from Al Jazeera. And
01:16:22.180 you know, I never thought I'd say this either. A few years ago, Al Jazeera? Are you kidding
01:16:28.240 me that's a propaganda newspaper and yet here i am using them on my show over some left-wing
01:16:34.040 corporate rags the united kingdom could face planned power cuts to homes and businesses this
01:16:43.620 winter if it's unable to import electricity from europe and it struggles to attract enough gas
01:16:48.780 imports to fuel its gas-fired power plants the british national grid has warned gas-fired power
01:16:55.980 plants. What? That's not green. The prospect of power cuts comes as Prime Minister Liz Truss
01:17:04.540 today wrote an op-ed in the Times newspaper calling on Europe to keep energy exports flowing
01:17:09.820 during the winter and is likely to heap further pressure on the government after she previously
01:17:14.520 ruled out energy rationing in the United Kingdom. Countries across Europe are drawing up winter
01:17:21.280 contingency plans against the disruption of flows of gas from Russia because of their
01:17:26.060 war in Ukraine, which could lead to rationing and a curb in exports of energy to other countries.
01:17:33.420 Now, why is this occurring?
01:17:36.060 The war.
01:17:38.500 They refuse to talk peace.
01:17:41.380 They refuse to stop pushing their agenda.
01:17:43.600 I remember saying last year to all of those climate crazies out there.
01:17:49.560 okay go ahead and freeze in the dark this was at the height of the uh or maybe two years ago the
01:17:54.940 height of the pipeline controversy when trudeau bought the pipe pipeline and then did nothing
01:18:01.700 with it was that energy east and so he bought this pipeline from the oil company for 2.4 billion of
01:18:11.360 our tax dollars and has done nothing with it it was supposed to be twinned it was supposed to be
01:18:15.740 heading out east and nothing has ever become of that and the people in the east the reason for
01:18:25.000 this obviously political the reason is the people in the east were so against another pipeline
01:18:31.700 feeding them canadian oil canadian energy and i just couldn't believe that you know like
01:18:38.760 You guys would be more willing to bring in dirty oil from Venezuela and the Middle East rather than, you know, Canadian crude.
01:18:51.800 Mind boggling to me.
01:18:53.500 So I said, go ahead then and freeze in the dark.
01:18:57.880 If that's what you think, because something is going to come up that's going to cause energy shortages.
01:19:03.440 We should be energy independent, really, like the United States was.
01:19:08.280 Well, Donald Trump was in power.
01:19:09.920 And this is not an endorsement of Donald Trump as a person,
01:19:13.860 but I think he was a pretty good president for his country.
01:19:17.360 I think he tweeted some bad stuff,
01:19:19.720 but I think he had some really good policies
01:19:22.400 regarding energy and the economy and whatnot.
01:19:24.960 There was no war when Trump was around.
01:19:28.460 There was no $7 a gallon for gasoline.
01:19:33.160 But Canada, we have the third or fourth largest oil reserves
01:19:36.400 in the world we should be energy independent we've got a population of 38 million but we're not
01:19:44.380 we're still importing oil from the Mideast and from Venezuela and we were from Russia for a
01:19:49.040 while not much but we did have some Russian imports coming for oil so I said go ahead and
01:19:57.540 freeze in the dark and they all laughed and now look what's going on in Europe is that going to
01:20:02.360 happen in canada well i'll tell you if venezuela can get more for their oil from europe than they're
01:20:08.600 getting from us then absolutely it can because we're not producing any more now than we were
01:20:14.880 five years ago or 10 years ago fruto made sure of that and the same thing with the middle east
01:20:19.280 saudi arabia has just agreed or was it iraq one of those oil producing countries in the middle east
01:20:25.540 has just agreed to reduce production of oil by two billion barrels a day or was it two million
01:20:30.800 it's a very large number and they made that agreement with china and russia
01:20:37.700 must have been iraq they're one of the bricks or want to be one of the bricks
01:20:47.160 this all becomes so confusing after a while doesn't it but yeah guys i mean the west no
01:20:53.920 longer controls energy no longer controls all the world's currency and yet they still continue on
01:21:01.700 with this ridiculous these ridiculous sanctions of russia at the cost of possible lives of their
01:21:09.560 own people because of food shortages and power outages people may in fact freeze in the dark
01:21:16.020 wow and finally tonight the last story that i'm going to give you here it's a doozy watch out i'm
01:21:25.140 not sure if you play video games but i play video games from time to time i do like my ea sports
01:21:31.080 and i've got a justice league game that i play once in a blue moon but
01:21:37.440 i enjoy a good video game as a matter of fact i've been playing video games for over 40 years
01:21:42.520 now. Since 1980, we had a Telstar
01:21:44.560 in the house. And if I'd have known
01:21:46.360 that video games could trigger heart attacks
01:21:48.620 in children back then, I never
01:21:50.460 would have picked up that joystick.
01:21:56.440 But it turns out
01:21:57.980 that video
01:22:02.560 games can trigger heart attacks in
01:22:04.500 children with undiagnosed
01:22:06.700 cardiac issues.
01:22:08.760 Like what? Oh,
01:22:10.080 Oh, maybe myocarditis brought on by a certain experimental formula?
01:22:19.420 So these people are going on and say some children are born with irregular heartbeats
01:22:23.260 known as cardiac arrhythmia and they never know unless detected by a scan.
01:22:29.300 So now they're trying to make us believe that kids playing video games
01:22:34.480 is what's causing their heart problems because it is becoming an increasing problem.
01:22:40.080 don't buy any of this malarkey you guys this is just the marxist media doing what their masters
01:22:48.160 are telling them to do and that's all there is to it and you may have seen more ridiculous stories
01:22:53.700 like that come out over the past few months they're trying to cover something up but what
01:23:00.300 oh and one more thing oh by the way again benita peterson an outspoken freedom movement member
01:23:08.760 from alberta is going to join the show tomorrow night with a couple of special announcements
01:23:13.240 and a theory as to why all of these tickets are being dropped across the country right now
01:23:17.780 uh not yet in manitoba but i have seen a lot of people tell me that their tickets have just
01:23:23.180 been mysteriously dropped in alberta saskatchewan even british columbia uh where was i yeah so
01:23:31.440 anyway bonita is going to join the show tomorrow night where was i before that you guys i lost my
01:23:35.560 train of thought what was i talking about you remember does it matter it's time to wrap it up
01:23:42.600 man it's been a bit of a long day two bad nights of sleep in a row for me last night the night
01:23:47.500 before so i'm a little bit tired not that i'm making excuses but concentration oh yeah video
01:23:53.180 game no wayne was not supposed to be on tonight michelle wayne is doing his own
01:24:02.020 town hall meeting uh down in altona tonight so he was doing a small closed door thing to 50 or 60
01:24:10.140 people and that's what i was talking about so you may have misunderstood thinking that wayne
01:24:14.540 was going to be on tonight but he's doing his own town hall down in altona
01:24:18.500 some of you guys write down some of the best comments ever uh thank you for that thank you
01:24:34.140 for being involved thank you for being a part of the community thank you for encouraging other
01:24:38.740 people to speak up uh as well because i'll tell you what man like some of the comments that you
01:24:43.680 guys put down here like they are so positive and so encouraging very few trolls in the group i think
01:24:50.040 we get one every now and again but all i ask you guys to do is either completely swarm the troll
01:24:56.080 completely and totally swarm the troll or ignore the troll either way right but we don't get many
01:25:03.320 of them in here anyway so yeah it's a great group of people thank you very much for being a part of
01:25:07.900 it i think it's fantastic and that is one of the reasons you should like and share this and try and
01:25:12.460 watch live if you possibly can i understand that some people can't they're busy maybe they're
01:25:17.180 working at night or they're going to their kids sports whatever it is and they'll watch later but
01:25:21.160 the more people we can have watching live and getting involved in the conversation
01:25:24.900 and the comments uh the bigger it's going to become our movement is what i'm talking about
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01:28:17.540 And then Tammy Bouchard is doing an independent distributing thing, Box 273, Inglis, Manitoba.
01:28:23.480 Her telephone number is 204-821-3862.
01:28:27.460 So there are places you can go to buy the stuff off the shelf instead of ordering online if that's what you choose to do.
01:28:34.400 There's Benita Peterson right there.
01:28:35.940 She's going to be our guest on the show tomorrow night.
01:28:38.420 That is it for the show tonight.
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01:28:45.100 Let's get as many eyes and ears on this stuff as we possibly can so we can wake more people up.
01:28:50.360 I will catch you tomorrow night at 8 o'clock central for another Shadow at Night live stream.
01:28:55.260 Until then, I love you all, and I will talk to you soon.
01:29:00.040 Bye for now.