The Shadoe Davis Show - October 20, 2023


Shadoe at Nite Thurs Oct. 19th⧸2023 w⧸Journalist David Krayden


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00:03:30.000 hello everybody and welcome it's shadow at night for thursday october the 19th 2023 on the show
00:03:37.760 tonight veteran canadian journalist david creighton will be joining the show we'll bring him on in
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00:06:36.480 let's bring him on now it's david creighton he is a veteran journalist in canada david welcome to
00:06:42.340 the show he is the senior parliamentary writer for the post-millennial columnist for human events
00:06:47.160 and the epic times and the host of his own show called creighton's right thank you for coming on
00:06:52.300 tonight, David. It's a real pleasure to be here. So listen, you guys should know that David and I
00:06:58.960 had a great discussion on the phone for about 15 minutes this afternoon, and we covered, I'm not
00:07:04.440 even sure how many different topics that have to do with the Trudeau government, but there was a
00:07:09.720 lot in only 15 minutes. There's a lot going on right now, but first, let's talk about this
00:07:13.920 petition, David. I'm sure you're aware of it. It was authored by a guy from Burnaby, British
00:07:19.700 columbia by the name of doug porter and authorized slash sponsored by mp leslin lewis and it's all
00:07:25.900 about removing canada from the united nations and from the world health organization so far
00:07:32.020 this thing has 38 000 signatures 37 974 you've seen this yeah yeah i i love uh leslin lewis
00:07:47.160 fantastic member of parliament, very gutsy, one of the few MPs that actually speaks your mind
00:07:54.220 most of the time. And I think a lot of Canadians are saying, what the heck are we still
00:07:59.480 belonging to these organizations for? Because the UN is not serving Canada's interests,
00:08:04.260 and the WHO has been serving Chinese interests for years. And if you look through the whole 0.83
00:08:11.520 COVID-19 pandemic, it justified everything China did. And although we know the whole thing started 0.96
00:08:18.840 there. Let me ask you this, these petitions, when they get filed in the House of Commons,
00:08:24.040 is there a certain threshold they have to reach before they have any impact at all? Or
00:08:28.480 they're brought out on the floor for debate? Well, I mean, unfortunately, I worked in the
00:08:34.560 Hill for many years, saw petitions come through my member's office, and they are duly tabled.
00:08:41.520 But unless they're reaching substantial numbers, they really don't have any impact because they essentially are shelved.
00:08:50.760 Nothing happens to them.
00:08:52.080 And the only power of a petition is if it has a life of its own outside of Parliament with the media.
00:08:59.460 And if we can say this many people want Canada to leave the UN, it becomes an issue.
00:09:05.900 But it's it's basically nothing but a protocol in terms of people signing a petition, sending it to the House of Commons.
00:09:13.500 It's little different than email campaigns, which MPs never even read.
00:09:19.140 So if it got to five, because I think the largest petition of this kind was the gun regulation bill a few years ago, got one hundred and seventy five thousand signatures and nothing much happened with that.
00:09:33.740 would it have to get to a number like a million before anybody started taking it seriously like
00:09:38.620 the media even well i think that might have an effect because as you may recall we had a million
00:09:46.060 person march for a month ago and it certainly made the liberals quake uh it because that's
00:09:53.480 something they they listen to is numbers big numbers and when you bring people out in terms of
00:09:59.660 protest or you bring people out in terms of a petition, that's what's something the liberals
00:10:05.860 will listen to because they only care about votes. They will do just about anything to keep their
00:10:12.500 voter base aligned with them ideologically and electorally. So numbers do mean something to
00:10:19.720 liberals, especially if those numbers are cash. That's even better. There's so many different
00:10:25.800 ideological divides going on in our country not just our country but across the world these days 0.84
00:10:30.560 i mean you've got so many unsuspecting uh groups aligning with the palestinians and and so many
00:10:38.640 groups hating on israel right now it's hard to keep track of who's behind who and who's rooting
00:10:44.140 for who and whatnot but let's uh talk a little bit about what trudeau has been up to for the
00:10:49.940 past little while because there seems to be a lot in a short period of time yesterday
00:10:53.920 it came out that trudeau's liberal party blocked this actually i got this story from the blaze
00:11:00.160 of all things the blaze media down in the united states because this didn't come out in any of the
00:11:05.880 left-wing corporate media up here surprise surprise but the blaze tells us trudeau's liberal party
00:11:10.960 blocked the bill that would have prevented canada from euthanizing the mentally ill which is an
00:11:16.080 indelible stain according to the conservative mp that brought this forwards why are these people
00:11:22.000 so hell-bent on making it legal
00:11:25.760 for almost anybody to kill themselves in this country.
00:11:28.460 That was Ed Fass's private member's bill.
00:11:31.900 I was actually watching Question Period
00:11:34.780 when he raised that again yesterday and today,
00:11:39.180 asking, first of all, the attorney general,
00:11:42.960 then the health minister,
00:11:44.300 will the liberals support this bill?
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00:11:49.540 for the mentally ill to make decisions about killing themselves, and they refused to commit
00:11:55.460 in both instances. Neither minister would commit. It's clear to me the liberals want the mentally 0.69
00:12:02.480 ill included on this bill, just as they basically want anybody who thinks they're depressed 0.86
00:12:08.420 included in this legislation. And I think it's because the Liberal Party has become a
00:12:16.420 cult of death. They really celebrate death and destruction, whether it's the unrestricted
00:12:24.100 abortion on demand that Justin Trudeau pushes and calls it reproductive rights, or whether
00:12:30.580 it's euthanasia, which is called medical assistance in suicide, or in dying, sorry,
00:12:37.240 made, which of course is typical Orwellian news speak in both cases. These are exactly
00:12:45.800 the opposite of what they are. These are not reproductive rights. This is the death, the 0.98
00:12:51.340 killing of the unborn. And this is euthanasia. This is a policy yanked right out of Nazi Germany.
00:12:59.140 It's very little different. And it's getting worse. In Nazi Germany, it was an overnight
00:13:05.380 case of the mentally infirm and the physically infirm being destroyed, killed by the state.
00:13:14.400 In Canada, the MAID program has developed. It's become incrementally worse every year to the point where it's going to become a euthanasia project like Nazi Germany had.
00:13:29.280 People are coming to Canada to commit suicide. I mean, that to me is a cult of death that the Liberal Party and the Trudeau government celebrates.
00:13:39.140 you know uh last week i had a guy called grant abraham on the show he's the author of a book
00:13:45.140 called the battle for the soul of canada and he ran for the leadership of the canadian or the
00:13:50.340 conservative party of canada last year lost uh against pierre polyev i don't think he even made
00:13:55.320 it to the ballot to be honest because they got rid of him before with some kind of uh fiscal
00:14:00.120 problem problem that he he didn't uh actually finish on his application something like that
00:14:07.420 Anyway, a very smart guy, and we were talking about the zeitgeist of this country and how it's really shifted hard to the left in the past 20, maybe 25 years or even longer.
00:14:18.500 You've been a reporter in this country for a very long time now.
00:14:22.580 What have you noticed about the media and their shift?
00:14:26.020 Has it been a very slow shift, or has it just happened overnight in the last three or four years?
00:14:33.380 I would say it's been more incremental.
00:14:35.760 hole. It certainly has been something that's transpired over decades. However, there has been
00:14:43.600 an acceleration under Justin Trudeau. And I think that can be partly accounted for because he's
00:14:52.200 bought off the media. Most of the mainstream media is subsidized. I mean, obviously, we have the CBC,
00:15:00.480 the state media, which isn't entirely subsidized by the taxpayer, 90% of the mainstream media is
00:15:07.340 subsidized by the Trudeau government. And they are quite prepared to take the money because they
00:15:13.560 don't know how to adapt to the new media world. They were completely inept in evolving and adapting 0.84
00:15:21.000 to what was required in the new media. So they just take the handouts and they increasingly 0.88
00:15:27.420 mouth the talking points of the liberal government.
00:15:31.820 Now, I remember liberal journalists who liked a good story
00:15:37.200 and didn't see themselves as propagandists for the government
00:15:42.440 and would always challenge the government
00:15:46.780 because the government was there to be challenged,
00:15:48.700 whether it was liberal or conservative.
00:15:50.980 You challenged the government because you saw yourself
00:15:53.400 as almost a third opposition to the government.
00:15:58.320 And that was a dogma with most Canadian journalists.
00:16:03.520 And the same can be said of the United States.
00:16:06.800 However, a lot of liberal journalists now
00:16:09.520 see themselves as part of the government,
00:16:13.740 mouthing talking points.
00:16:15.000 And I think what's really worrisome to me
00:16:18.080 is that whereas traditional liberals
00:16:22.200 believed in something called free speech.
00:16:25.080 They thought we had an inalienable right
00:16:28.220 to free speech in Canada,
00:16:30.120 that we could speak our minds.
00:16:32.080 It was something that went back to the Magna Carta.
00:16:34.640 It was part of our whole British parliamentary tradition.
00:16:38.160 They have lost that
00:16:39.580 because Trudeau is imposing
00:16:42.040 a three-phase censorship policy
00:16:46.780 on Canadians right now.
00:16:49.260 The third part of that is coming up
00:16:51.460 in the next probably two months.
00:16:54.120 They already tried to introduce it
00:16:56.080 before the dissolution of the last parliament,
00:16:58.800 and that's the only reason it wasn't.
00:17:00.620 It died with that parliamentary session.
00:17:02.960 It will be reintroduced by the Heritage Minister
00:17:06.320 within about two months.
00:17:08.080 It's going to be called the Online Safety Act,
00:17:10.580 and it will be the third part
00:17:12.580 of Trudeau's Internet Censorship Bill,
00:17:14.980 which includes Bills C-11 and C-18.
00:17:18.360 This one has yet to be named,
00:17:19.740 but they have done two years of research and study groups on this and you can find this all
00:17:27.040 online and unfortunately most journalists aren't bothering to look i did i looked it up i did the
00:17:33.900 research and i discovered that they're going to make disinformation illegal in canada and they
00:17:39.860 won't even bother to define disinformation because the study groups told them you don't want to do
00:17:47.280 that. Because if you define this information, it'll be harder to enforce. I'm not kidding.
00:17:54.280 But journalists will accept this today. And they'll say, you know, there must be something
00:18:01.580 good about it. Sounds innocuous. Online safety bill. And just like every other censorship bill
00:18:07.980 was named, something that sounded quite harmless. But of course, it's anything but. And journalists
00:18:16.420 should be the first people in this country to stand up and say, damn you, Trudeau, you're not 0.99
00:18:23.940 taking away my right to free speech. Because if we don't have free speech, we have no democracy 0.99
00:18:30.200 in this country. We've already lost our freedom to protest, the freedom of assembly, which is what
00:18:38.400 the freedom convoy trial is all about that's going on right now in Ottawa. We've lost that.
00:18:46.420 We can't lose our freedom of speech.
00:18:48.480 And this is why I'm hoping and praying there's enough NDP members to say enough of this loose coalition.
00:18:57.600 Stop propping up this dictatorship.
00:19:00.400 Stop propping up this authoritarian regime.
00:19:03.380 And it's time to end this minority government before it's too late.
00:19:08.100 Isn't the NDP part of this authoritarian government, though?
00:19:12.440 They are. Of course they are.
00:19:14.120 They're propping it up.
00:19:14.980 And when I see Jagmeet Singh get on his feet every day in question period and lob a few softball questions, Justin Trudeau's way, it makes me want to puke.
00:19:24.560 But I can tell you that there's enough members of that party and there's enough members of the grassroots who don't like it either because they know they're facing political extinction in the possibility of losing the next election in a big way, just as they did in 1974 after two years of the NDP coalition with Pierre Trudeau.
00:19:50.840 A lot of NDP members are saying, you know, that could happen again. We could be wiped out in the next election because people will say, well, all they were was a an appendage of the liberal government. Why bother voting for them?
00:20:05.720 So I think the NDP is taking a second look at their position.
00:20:11.960 I hope they are, because, I mean, I have no faith in the NDP, but at this point, at this juncture, I think it's the only viable way to get rid of Justin Trudeau before the next election, if he can hold on.
00:20:27.320 My home province just went MDP a couple of weeks ago, and Wab Canoe was just sworn in as the premier of Manitoba.
00:20:34.720 I think it was yesterday or the day before, and I'm cringing now at the next four years of life in this province.
00:20:40.540 What's it going to look like?
00:20:42.120 I mean, this guy is an unconvicted felon, for goodness sakes.
00:20:45.240 He's got a track record a mile long, and people decided they wanted to vote for him because they wanted change.
00:20:51.480 Is that the only reason that Pierre Polyev may win the next election?
00:20:55.600 Because people want change, or are they fed up with Justin Trudeau and his antics?
00:21:00.140 Oh, I think people are fed up with Justin Trudeau.
00:21:02.980 I've no doubt about that.
00:21:04.260 I can't explain what happened in Manitoba, by the way.
00:21:06.760 I was watching that election very carefully.
00:21:10.320 And I will get on to Trudeau in a second.
00:21:13.500 But I think Manitoba reminded me of Alberta when it went NDP, because they were just mad at the existing, at that time, PC government.
00:21:25.260 And they decided to punish the PC government by bringing in the NDP.
00:21:29.740 And, of course, all they ended up punishing was themselves.
00:21:32.560 They had an incompetent socialist government that ran the province into the ground. So this kind of voting behavior is absolutely irrational and obscene because it brings in some of the worst governments you'll ever hope to have or not hope to have.
00:21:50.700 And that to me is, I think, what happened in Manitoba, because if I recall, Premier Pallister came down so hard during the pandemic with COVID mandates, with restrictions, and people said, we're going to get the conservatives for that.
00:22:07.980 We're going to get them for that.
00:22:09.760 But they elected a leader in a party that would have given them twice as much during the pandemic and will again if there's an opportunity.
00:22:18.760 so no it doesn't it doesn't make sense but are people mad at trudeau my god i mean i hear it
00:22:24.140 every day uh in terms of the people who are who are talking to me and i i can't the anger at trudeau
00:22:34.700 is is so palatable so visceral that i often am concerned at times they could spill into
00:22:42.600 into violence because there's so much pent up hostility in terms of what this man has gotten
00:22:49.540 away with. And it's not just that he has been an incompetent politician, leader, whatever you want
00:22:59.000 to call him, leader in terms of only what he pretends to be. But his private life is such a
00:23:07.240 unmitigated disaster. And whether or not it's a hypocrite who calls his opponents 0.99
00:23:15.180 racist and misogynistic, who at the same time is performing blackface his entire adult life 1.00
00:23:21.720 and treats women in his caucus and his cabinet like dirt, and of course has a history 0.99
00:23:30.240 of showing his absolute indifference 0.91
00:23:34.660 and dismissal of women in general. 1.00
00:23:37.580 He has no problem being the supreme hypocrite. 0.99
00:23:41.240 But I do believe Canadians have a problem with it. 0.99
00:23:44.700 They have a problem with this guy who goes to India twice
00:23:47.740 and embarrasses not only himself,
00:23:50.720 but the entire country every time he leaves this country.
00:23:54.860 And I find that something that is going to be
00:24:00.240 a bridge he cannot cross in the future.
00:24:03.840 I think Trudeau is spent as a political force.
00:24:07.140 I have no doubt about that.
00:24:14.580 We've got video of Pierre Polyev from a couple of days ago.
00:24:19.640 You've seen this, obviously.
00:24:21.500 He's talking to some reporter from the American network called Castanet,
00:24:25.600 and he's in one of the apple orchards near Kelowna
00:24:28.100 and eating an apple and trying to play a little bit.
00:24:31.140 They struggle to actually find young people to do work.
00:24:33.740 And, of course, having a little Internet trouble tonight.
00:24:38.260 We all see that.
00:24:39.540 What do you think about this, David?
00:24:41.920 Do you think this is a staged event?
00:24:44.680 Did you recognize that reporter at all?
00:24:47.720 I'd never seen him before.
00:24:49.700 That's the first time I've heard anyone suggest that, actually.
00:24:53.940 uh this clip has has gotten massive play on the internet especially with conservative youtubers
00:25:03.580 i think i'm the only one who hasn't played it actually and i was asked about this yesterday
00:25:09.320 from a station and radio station in mississauga and and i said it reminds me you know i'm not
00:25:17.480 trying to be funny when I say this. I said, but it reminds me of Pierre Trudeau talking to the
00:25:25.040 media. And that's exactly how Pierre Trudeau handled the media. I remember infamously or
00:25:32.960 famously about 1972, when Africa was enduring a famine, he was asked by a journalist,
00:25:40.900 what is Canada going to do about the famine in Biafra?
00:25:47.260 And Trudeau said, where's Biafra?
00:25:50.380 The journalist couldn't tell him.
00:25:53.400 But that was standard operating procedure for the elder Trudeau,
00:25:59.000 is that he would play with the media.
00:26:01.620 So clearly Polly Ebb is saying here that he's not going to be taking any BS from the media.
00:26:08.120 And if you want to ask divisive questions, if you want to try to pin me down as being a right-winger who doesn't like left-wingers, I'm going to be very Aristotelian in my response. 0.98
00:26:24.120 I'm going to answer your question with another question, and I'm going to make you look silly.
00:26:29.160 Now, I think this was a real exchange here, because Paul Yev does deal with the media this way. 0.90
00:26:37.000 He's become increasingly adept at anticipating what the media really wants and that the media is not there to ask questions.
00:26:47.140 The media is there to make a statement. The media is there to have that gotcha moment.
00:26:53.220 The media is always there with conservatives to be an instrument of embarrassment.
00:26:58.940 And I give Polyev credit for this because he has developed his skills with the media over the years.
00:27:07.940 And by the way, I knew Pierre Polyev before he was even elected as a member of parliament when he lived in Calgary.
00:27:15.440 And he was a volunteer on a campaign in Calgary for a person who is now in media.
00:27:24.720 Ezra LeFant.
00:27:25.840 But that's how far back I go back with Pierre Paulyam.
00:27:30.420 And he has become an expert at dealing with the media.
00:27:35.360 And when I saw this exchange, I said, yeah, it's good because what he does so effectively is to say, I'm not going to apologize for being the leader of the Conservative Party candidate.
00:27:49.840 And I haven't seen that in a long time.
00:27:53.060 Even Stephen Harper never looked comfortable in front of the media talking about being a conservative.
00:27:59.960 The only time he ever looked comfortable talking about being a conservative, and I saw him hundreds of times speaking, was when he was in front of a military audience.
00:28:11.660 That's the only time he ever seemed comfortable really talking about the I'm a conservative, I'm supporting this, I'm supporting you people, and I really believe in this.
00:28:21.440 Certainly, the last bunch of conservative leaders we've seen have all been very apologetic about being fiscally, certainly socially, if they were at all, and ideologically conservative in any way.
00:28:37.520 And I think Polyev has been very good at this. 0.82
00:28:39.760 I have to take Pierre Pauly to task for allowing Justin Trudeau to get through perhaps the worst scandal of his career, certainly as prime minister, when he invited, he invited a Nazi to appear in parliament. 0.73
00:29:00.320 Justin Trudeau knew who that man was.
00:29:03.460 He met with that man before he received two standing ovations.
00:29:08.720 Trudeau has lied about it consistently. He has found a convenient scapegoat in the Speaker.
00:29:15.880 But Polyev did not demand Trudeau resign, and he only demanded that Trudeau apologize
00:29:23.680 for being there, not for doing it. And he did not demand that Trudeau apologize to veterans
00:29:34.320 in canada and as a veteran myself i found that to be absolutely disgusting because trudeau has
00:29:41.980 treated veterans in this canada in this country like dirt and clearly the only veterans the
00:29:48.760 liberal party respects are those ukrainians who fought with the russians with the 14th
00:29:55.220 boffin ss division does pierre polyev
00:30:02.500 i i you know you've known him a long time and there have been a lot of questions about him
00:30:07.700 especially since he's become leader uh in terms of what he's going to do with the world economic
00:30:13.460 forum what he plans to do with the un sustainable development goals in the world health organization
00:30:18.740 uh he called christine anderson a far right extremist when she was in town or sorry in the
00:30:25.860 country uh doing speaking engagements in two or three different cities she'll be coming back next
00:30:32.200 month from what i understand and um that to me was a tactical error when he could have gotten 0.92
00:30:38.920 on board with christine anderson and said yeah you know what she's a politician from another area of 0.89
00:30:44.300 of the world who sees eye to eye with our policies. 1.00
00:30:48.300 And we, of course, we should sit down with her.
00:30:50.420 And so why are conservatives so ready to turn on their own people?
00:30:57.000 I wish I knew.
00:30:59.300 I think I do.
00:31:00.320 But I will be interviewing Christine Anderson when she comes back to Canada next month.
00:31:03.880 I've already arranged for that.
00:31:06.680 And I was totally disgusted when Pierre Pauly have essentially almost labeled her as a
00:31:13.740 Holocaust denier. And I mean, that to me was just outrageous. And he did his best to silence
00:31:21.180 people like Leslie Lewis, who we've already mentioned tonight, who met with Christine
00:31:26.900 Anderson in good faith. And I would say any conservative member of Parliament should meet
00:31:32.900 with Christine Anderson without fear of being labeled some sort of far-right fanatic or lunatic.
00:31:39.660 I have studied Christine Anderson's policy statements. There's nothing in those policy statements that would lead me to believe she is a fascist or a Nazi or an anti-Semite or a Holocaust denier or anything the like.
00:31:57.740 She has strong opinions on immigration in Europe.
00:32:02.880 And she has to have strong opinions on immigration in Europe because immigration in Europe is out of control, much like it is in Canada.
00:32:10.220 I don't hear Polly talking about that, by the way, about our immigration levels being out of control.
00:32:17.100 And perhaps that's going to be an unseen factor here.
00:32:21.420 But why do I think he did that?
00:32:24.040 Because he really is afraid of the controversy, and he's getting bad advice.
00:32:33.260 And how do I know he's getting bad advice?
00:32:34.940 Because as soon as he became leader, some of the same people who ill-advised Stephen Harper,
00:32:43.240 were the architects of Stephen Harper's defeat, were suddenly back in the fold and in the party.
00:32:50.700 And as I said to you earlier today, when I was watching Question Period today and yesterday, and every conservative MP, with the exception of one, because I counted, every conservative MP who asked the question included the phrase, he's not worth the cost.
00:33:09.420 And I said, God, where have I, what does that sound like? 0.98
00:33:14.440 And I said, 2015, the idiot who came up with the slogan, he's just not ready. 1.00
00:33:21.220 One of the most idiotic election campaign slogans in history, written by the idiots who were running the Harper campaign at the time. 1.00
00:33:31.160 And they just couldn't see how inane it was. 1.00
00:33:34.320 and how it basically said he might not be ready today, but he will be tomorrow.
00:33:40.660 And it's just like, if you really think the problem with Justin Trudeau is the cost,
00:33:45.480 that he's just a little expensive, then let's have a use, Trudeau.
00:33:50.360 Let's bring the cost down because it's clearly they're not getting it.
00:33:55.420 These advisers who are telling every conservative MP to include the phrase,
00:34:00.420 he's not worth the cost, are losing their sense of desperation, losing the sense that Trudeau
00:34:08.220 is destroying Canada. He's not just an inconvenience. He's not just somebody you wish
00:34:15.640 would go away. He is destroying this country from its foundation. He is an authoritarian.
00:34:22.060 He's an anti-democratic individual. He's a pro-communist individual. He says China is the
00:34:29.460 country he most admires. There is something intellectually and ideologically perverse 0.99
00:34:35.340 about this man. And he is way beyond just not being worth the cost. It is the cost for Canada
00:34:44.440 is losing our freedom. And that's what the Conservatives should be talking about every day
00:34:49.880 instead of mincing their words with these stupid electoral phrases that are coming from the same 1.00
00:34:56.180 people who destroyed the last 1.00
00:34:58.120 Stephen Harper government. 1.00
00:34:59.960 Look what happened to Danielle Smith when she opened 1.00
00:35:02.200 her mouth about the World Economic Forum 1.00
00:35:03.940 last year. The media, like, I'm not talking
00:35:06.320 just about the Alberta media, but the
00:35:08.160 Canadian media went very hard
00:35:10.160 on her. And if you look at the latest Maclean's
00:35:12.260 magazine on the cover, they call her a 1.00
00:35:13.980 folksy kook and a conspiracy 1.00
00:35:16.340 theorist. Now, do you
00:35:18.240 think there's enough people
00:35:20.180 in this country who are going to go, all right,
00:35:22.100 it's time for the media to turn around and go
00:35:24.220 away?
00:35:26.180 Yeah, I do. I really do, because I am sick of being told that the WEF is somehow safe for consumption.
00:35:39.000 It is so clear in its objectives.
00:35:44.920 All you have to do is visit their website for about 10 minutes, and you can see that this is an organization that wants to completely dominate the world.
00:35:55.000 And it has clearly enunciated its objective of taking over, of infiltrating foreign governments with people like Justin Trudeau, who is a acolyte, who is a disciple of the WEF. 0.97
00:36:12.080 And there are other Justin Trudeaus throughout Western democratic nations who are spewing the same crap.
00:36:20.520 Trudeau, at the height of the pandemic, repeated, repeated the line from the WEF that this is the great reset. 0.97
00:36:32.740 Trudeau said that.
00:36:34.180 He said, this is our opportunity to reset.
00:36:38.240 And so if people think that's a conspiracy theory, they're obviously not reading past the first line.
00:36:44.900 Because the WEF is clear in its authoritarian objectives.
00:36:48.780 Claude Schwab has said he envisions a day when we will all have a mechanism in our brain so he can know what we're thinking.
00:37:01.000 I mean, he literally said that.
00:37:02.920 I have replayed that many times on my broadcasts because he does really want control, total control.
00:37:13.360 And so conspiracy theories are only conspiracy theories until they're proven to be right.
00:37:21.580 And the WF is not hiding its objectives.
00:37:25.840 They're clear and they're in the open.
00:37:29.940 I want to ask you this.
00:37:31.700 I've been asking around about it.
00:37:33.080 I haven't been able to find it anywhere.
00:37:34.780 The clip from the conservative MP.
00:37:37.300 It was during virtual parliament during the pandemic response.
00:37:41.760 he was asking about the video where klaus schwab was talking about penetrating half of the cabinet
00:37:48.580 and that video goes back to 2017 or 2018 i think yeah and then there was a sound issue and the
00:37:55.240 speaker said i'm sorry we couldn't hear you you were garbled and then it just went away never to
00:38:00.840 return that question never returned in the house of commons during questions period or any other
00:38:06.900 time do you know what happened there no i i don't i don't know know what happened there i've i've no
00:38:13.360 doubt that he was that the the mp was told not to raise the question again i don't understand why
00:38:20.560 it hasn't resurfaced though because polyev one thing i like about polyev he's been very
00:38:25.440 clear in his dislike of the wf and he has said a future conservative government will not allow
00:38:33.560 caucus and cabinet ministers
00:38:36.440 to attend the Davos summit
00:38:38.260 and he certainly will not
00:38:40.220 and I think that
00:38:41.800 that is
00:38:42.820 fantastic
00:38:44.980 we need that sort of declaration
00:38:48.240 we need that sort of decree
00:38:49.640 and I think
00:38:50.760 Polyev would be wise to find that
00:38:54.520 and to answer
00:38:56.040 why that question
00:38:58.600 disappeared
00:38:59.200 but no, I have no idea what happened
00:39:01.380 in fact, I'd forgotten that even
00:39:02.720 that until you reminded me now. And you know, the other thing about Polyev is when he's asked
00:39:08.620 straightforward, Mark Friesen, the Grizzly Patriot, I'm not sure if you're familiar with him, he's
00:39:12.620 independent media and politician out of Saskatchewan, and a couple of other guys out
00:39:17.720 east have asked Polyev this question at meet and greets that he's done across the country in the
00:39:23.040 last year or so. What's your stand on the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals? And
00:39:29.820 polyev's answer both times was i haven't read it now that goes hand in hand with the world economic
00:39:38.480 forum and the world health organization and if he's going to answer like that not give them any
00:39:44.900 detail or claim that he hasn't read it then how can he disavow the world economic forum of which
00:39:50.580 this whole thing is a part it is it is very troublesome and i've try troubling and i
00:39:58.000 and i and i have to say that i i don't put total faith in any politician i've been around
00:40:05.740 politicians my entire adult life in various capacities and one thing i've learned is never
00:40:11.620 to trust a politician and we have to keep any politician accountable we have to hold them all
00:40:18.780 accountable and this is why i always say to conservatives who are journalists or broadcasters
00:40:27.060 or commentators, don't get in the political pocket of any politician, because they will
00:40:33.700 always let you down. They will always let you down. And this is one thing Ezra Levant said
00:40:39.700 years ago to me, and I've never forgotten it, and it's very, very true. He said, we conservatives
00:40:47.020 who are journalists on the right have to constantly push the government from the right
00:40:56.220 or else it becomes increasingly captive to the left.
00:41:00.560 I'm paraphrasing Ezra, but I think that was wisdom.
00:41:05.540 Because if you sit there and you say,
00:41:08.520 okay, we're going to excuse that.
00:41:10.860 We're going to let that one go by.
00:41:13.220 We're not going to challenge him because he's our friend.
00:41:16.440 He's on our side.
00:41:18.640 That politician, and that can include Pierre Paliyev,
00:41:22.280 will inevitably drift to the left
00:41:24.580 because of the hegemony in this country
00:41:27.780 of the mainstream media and the left-wing ideology.
00:41:32.020 And I think it's always important
00:41:33.620 to hold politicians accountable.
00:41:35.700 And I think he should be challenged on that
00:41:39.920 because don't give me the stuff that the WEF is evil,
00:41:44.520 but no, we can't say that about the UN.
00:41:47.600 And that's typical of a lot of conservatives.
00:41:49.820 That's crossing the line.
00:41:52.280 But we need to cross that line because we are spending, well, especially the United States, they're spending so much money into an organization that is contrary to their basic self-interest.
00:42:07.060 And the UN is not serving Canadian interests either.
00:42:09.620 It hasn't for years.
00:42:12.020 So was Paulia telling the truth about it or did he just not want to answer?
00:42:18.020 I suspect he just did not want to answer that question.
00:42:21.500 And that's unfortunate. But I do believe that Polyev is better placed than just about any other conservative leader in Canada at this time.
00:42:37.820 And I, you know, I personally, I want to see Maxime back in the party, Maxime Bernier.
00:42:49.100 I have a lot more respect for Maxime as a politician, as an individual.
00:42:54.780 I don't think he's ever going to be the prime minister of Canada.
00:42:58.860 I understand what he's doing and why he's doing it.
00:43:02.540 But I would I would rather see him back in the House of Commons fighting liberals rather than this this infighting that's going on, especially since he's not in the House to keep the conservatives honest.
00:43:18.520 he can't even do that much right now so i i i do think though we need to keep pierre paulie
00:43:25.780 of honest and we need to keep the conservative party on us because it has disappointed the
00:43:31.420 grassroots time after time after time um yeah maxine bernier i've had him on the show a few
00:43:38.800 times and i've asked him every single time max would you ever merge the ppc with the cpc
00:43:45.780 and the first first thing out of his mouth never after about one second never i say why not he
00:43:53.660 goes because i do not believe in it's so much backroom shenanigans constantly with the men in
00:43:59.760 gray suits and you know the the politicking behind the politicking and he i think he likes to keep 0.98
00:44:07.840 it simple stupid uh max does you know when his grassroots party which is the people's party has 0.95
00:44:13.560 only got what three or four percent in canada right now may get a seat may not get a seat 0.98
00:44:17.700 but i'd like to see him get in there do you think there there could come a day where the two merge
00:44:22.740 together i don't know if the parties will merge i i i and i don't i know maxine fairly well i've
00:44:33.140 known him for many years since he was he was a minister and i've uh talked to him many times
00:44:39.900 since he formed the PPC, and he's never given me any indication that he would ever leave the PPC
00:44:46.300 or merge the PPC or go back to the conservatives. So I don't know if that's a possibility.
00:44:53.640 But from my point of view, I'm not sure he's maximizing his strength right now when he's
00:45:02.080 sitting outside of the House of Commons without a seat, and when no member, there's not a single
00:45:08.860 PPCC in the House of Commons.
00:45:11.740 What I
00:45:12.520 want him to do
00:45:14.140 if he does not aspire to be a
00:45:16.800 cabinet minister under Pierre
00:45:18.560 Paglia, I want him to keep
00:45:20.620 the Conservative Party honest.
00:45:22.840 I want him to be that voice
00:45:24.540 in the wilderness at times that is
00:45:26.640 required to keep the Conservative Party honest.
00:45:29.100 And I'm not sure he can do that
00:45:30.860 under these current circumstances.
00:45:33.620 Because like I say,
00:45:34.680 I don't think there's a finer individual
00:45:36.720 in politics. I have a huge respect
00:45:38.860 the man we both we both love ayn rand uh i always make the atlas shrug jokes to him all the time
00:45:45.020 and he he gets you know that i'm talking about and i would like to see him maximize his contribution
00:45:53.500 to canadian politics and of course you know that's that's totally up to what he wants to do but i
00:46:00.060 hate to see him sitting on the outside looking at is all is all i'm saying and that's that it's
00:46:05.740 sad to me because he has so much
00:46:07.880 to give and he is
00:46:09.680 the most principled politician I've ever met
00:46:11.960 and he's the only one
00:46:13.560 who has consistently opposed
00:46:16.160 the gender ideology 1.00
00:46:17.860 BS, these drag queen 1.00
00:46:20.060 shows which Paulieff won't touch 0.98
00:46:21.960 the conservative party doesn't want to talk about
00:46:24.180 they don't want to talk about any of that social
00:46:26.040 agenda but
00:46:27.700 Maxime has the courage to take it on
00:46:30.100 and thank God
00:46:31.980 he's doing that because
00:46:33.480 Otherwise, nobody else would in politics right now.
00:46:37.360 But, you know, I say that without mentioning that that's rapidly changing right now because there's a movement afoot that is undermining everything Justin Trudeau and his woke ideology believes in.
00:46:54.460 And it's been a massive unity between Muslims and Christians and Jews and other faiths who are all saying the Liberal Party is not my home anymore because they have betrayed my religion, they have betrayed my culture, they have betrayed my family, they've betrayed my children, and we're saying no.
00:47:18.020 And that, to me, has been the greatest political dynamic that I have seen in a decade or more.
00:47:27.940 And what happened across the country a month ago with millions of people, 1.5 million Canadians, took to the streets and said, we're not going to put up with gender ideology, LGBTQ indoctrination in the schools.
00:47:43.820 We're saying parents have rights and you can't do this to our children anymore.
00:47:49.160 That scared the hell out of Justin Trudeau.
00:47:51.980 That scared the hell out of the Liberal Party because they're banking on those people to vote for them time and time again. 0.99
00:47:58.860 They think they're that stupid that they're going to keep voting liberal even though the Liberal Party doesn't mirror or reflect any of their core values or their core principles. 1.00
00:48:09.840 That's how arrogant this party is. 1.00
00:48:11.800 That's how arrogant Justin Trudeau is, and he has the gall to call them hateful. 0.94
00:48:18.160 He has the gall to call them unfit, far right, misled by disinformation and misinformation, because diversity is our strength. 0.85
00:48:33.620 That is Justin Trudeau's motto.
00:48:35.700 Only when diversity is his strength, that's when he believes in that.
00:48:41.800 Only when he can divide and conquer Canadians through identity politics, that's when he believes in diversity, when it becomes division, not really diversity.
00:48:52.080 He doesn't really want diversity.
00:48:54.140 He doesn't want Muslims to say the Koran doesn't believe in what you do.
00:49:00.000 He doesn't want Jews and Christians to say that the Bible doesn't agree with your policies. 0.59
00:49:06.320 That's not diversity.
00:49:07.540 Diversity to Justin Trudeau is just what he defines as the LGBTQ, and I won't even attempt to say the whole alphabet phrase together.
00:49:19.220 That's diversity to Justin Trudeau, and that's not everybody's diversity.
00:49:23.180 You know, interesting that you talk about Muslims and Christians and Jews all coming together for that amazing march last month, and they're doing another one this coming weekend.
00:49:32.820 I hope it's going to be as big.
00:49:34.580 I'm not sure if it will be, but we can keep our fingers crossed. 1.00
00:49:37.540 But then along comes the problem in the Gaza Strip that separates Christians and Muslims and Jews. 1.00
00:49:46.400 Interesting timing, don't you think?
00:49:48.480 I have been walking on eggshells for the last week.
00:49:51.800 I wrote a column that just came out today for Human Events dealing with this whole issue.
00:49:57.260 Because as soon as that attack occurred, first weekend of October, my first response was,
00:50:04.380 holy hell there it goes there goes the unity there goes what we have been building over the 1.00
00:50:12.200 last four months we're back to this again we're back we're back to 9-11 where every muslim's a 0.95
00:50:19.740 terrorist that's the enemy these people are my friends never the twain shall meet and i'm very
00:50:27.720 concerned about what's going on i have always i'm an israeli supporter i love israel i have
00:50:33.540 debated Holocaust deniers in the past. I have always called out anti-Semitism,
00:50:40.120 but I don't want war in the Middle East any more than I want war in Ukraine. War is destroying
00:50:46.360 the fabric of this country, in this world, where we are accelerating the march to nuclear
00:50:53.820 cataclysm. The Middle East is making it twice as likely we're going to have a nuclear war. 0.71
00:51:00.220 We need peace in the Middle East, and we need peace in Ukraine. 0.91
00:51:04.520 We have to stop selling arms to everybody.
00:51:09.060 We have to stop making the munitions and the armaments manufacturers billionaires and trillionaires.
00:51:15.220 We have got to get back to peace and prosperity.
00:51:19.240 And I asked the question the other day, I said, why is it in four years of Donald Trump,
00:51:24.540 He was able to instate a Pax Americana that was not based on foreign wars, but was based on peace treaties in the Middle East and on America simply standing tall when it had to, not going in invading every time it disagreed with a country's policies, not fomenting war in Europe and in the Middle East.
00:51:48.240 And if we don't get back to that kind of thing, we are going to not only blow the world apart, but in the short term, we are going to destroy this alliance that was coalescing of people of like-minded values who disagree with woke ideology.
00:52:06.340 I want to destroy woke ideology. I don't think it's Canadian. I don't think it's democratic.
00:52:11.800 I don't think it has any part of our traditions. And I believe we have to get together all of the people who disagree with it.
00:52:19.660 We're not going to do it with just one group. Everybody has to be united to defeat this because it has become so it has contaminated everything.
00:52:33.520 And unless we can defeat it through unity, it is going to defeat us.
00:52:40.120 So I think this is a huge danger right now.
00:52:42.460 And I am treading very carefully. 0.99
00:52:45.880 But I tell my Muslim friends the same thing I tell my—I'm an evangelical Christian.
00:52:51.900 I tell the same thing I tell evangelical Christians and my Jewish friends.
00:52:56.080 Focus on what you can change in Canada.
00:52:59.540 Do not focus on the foreign policy in the Middle East. Focus on the things we were changing in Canada, meaning gender ideology in the schools.
00:53:11.120 I mean, for God's sake, we've seen two provinces say that parents have the right to know if their children are changing their pronouns and want to change their gender.
00:53:24.720 And we have a premier in Saskatchewan who's saying he's going to use the notwithstanding clause to stand up for that.
00:53:32.040 I don't think anybody thought that was possible five years ago.
00:53:34.980 But the pushback has been so consistent, has been so forceful that it just now seems obvious that this cannot pass.
00:53:45.560 This cannot continue.
00:53:47.320 We cannot continue to sacrifice our children on the altar of wokeness.
00:53:52.200 It's got to stop, and we have got to continue to work together to stop this in all aspects of our society.
00:54:00.800 So I'm very concerned what's happening in the Middle East, and I'm not jumping on any bandwagon to start another war or to send another $10 billion.
00:54:10.560 We need to stop the fighting before it engulfs the whole world.
00:54:15.100 you know what's interesting is there's one country that's sitting back and they're going
00:54:20.700 we don't have anything to do with this and they have infiltrated the western world quite strongly 0.73
00:54:26.960 in the past oh 50 years or so and that's china have we got a chinese infiltration problem in 0.86
00:54:33.680 this country if so who's responsible for it and how long have we had it i don't know how long 0.93
00:54:40.380 we've had it. We have had it throughout the liberal tenure of Justin Trudeau. Because I've
00:54:47.560 written extensively on this. And yes, we have a Chinese election interference problem. We also
00:54:52.760 have a Chinese interference problem in our universities and in other institutions. China is 0.90
00:54:59.320 constantly infiltrating Canadian institutions and Canadian life. And it goes out of its way 0.81
00:55:08.260 to persecute Chinese dissidents.
00:55:11.000 These Chinese police stations
00:55:13.020 that the former public safety minister said didn't exist,
00:55:17.460 of course they existed.
00:55:19.080 And the RCMP acknowledged that.
00:55:20.880 They did exist.
00:55:22.260 And I think some still exist 0.99
00:55:24.520 because the Chinese come to foreign countries
00:55:27.440 to particularly punish and go after Chinese dissidents,
00:55:31.280 to terrorize the diaspora that leaves China
00:55:36.960 because of the totalitarian regime there
00:55:39.820 when it comes to democratic countries.
00:55:42.240 But they come here and they terrorize them. 1.00
00:55:44.480 Yeah, we have a Chinese problem. 1.00
00:55:46.060 Justin Drew has benefited from that Chinese problem. 0.82
00:55:49.240 He lied consistently about knowing about it. 0.98
00:55:52.060 He lied about CSIS briefing him about it.
00:55:55.860 And he has been very slow to do anything about it.
00:56:00.120 First of all, appointing this friend of the family
00:56:05.280 as a special rapporteur,
00:56:07.720 which to me was one of the...
00:56:09.880 He was a friend of China as well.
00:56:12.200 He's got a long history with China.
00:56:14.260 He went to China and praised China.
00:56:18.100 Yes, yes, that's very true.
00:56:21.340 A Trudeau Foundation board member
00:56:24.180 who is rapidly pro-Chinese, pro-China,
00:56:29.140 and was exactly the wrong person to pick.
00:56:32.640 You couldn't have picked a person less suited for the role.
00:56:37.320 And, of course, wasted, what, three, four months with this guy doing virtually nothing except recycling news stories.
00:56:47.300 His report is nothing but a series of recycled news stories.
00:56:51.660 And he's dragged his feet again.
00:56:54.660 And so, you know, we have we really have made no progress on the file.
00:56:59.400 We did nothing over the over the summer.
00:57:02.080 There has been no progress in the fall. There's been no committee meetings meeting over like there were prior to the parliament sitting for the summer. There was a real desire to get to the bottom of this. Even the NDP seemed to be invigorated over this issue. And Trudeau has done everything possible to make this disappear because he has a lot of baggage in this counter.
00:57:28.960 so let me ask you we've got a chinese problem in canada but does it conflict with this world 0.62
00:57:36.660 economic forum agenda or are they working in concert together somehow oh i've no doubt they're 0.85
00:57:43.620 working in concert together because china is a fascist country much more so than it's uh
00:57:51.520 technically marxist or communist it's a fascist corporate estate state capitalism 0.62
00:57:58.840 because you can become wealthy in China.
00:58:02.580 I don't remember too many wealthy people
00:58:04.640 living in the Soviet Union.
00:58:07.240 So it's gone. 0.96
00:58:08.760 It has morphed way beyond
00:58:10.900 the traditional Marxist state of Mao
00:58:13.040 where everybody was poor,
00:58:15.620 everybody was dying.
00:58:16.860 Now you have a lot of people being exterminated,
00:58:20.340 a lot of people punished,
00:58:21.580 a lot of people in jail,
00:58:22.780 but you have a small proportion of the population
00:58:25.340 that is wealthy.
00:58:26.220 And you do have billionaires in China, which to me makes it a classic corporatist fascist state, which is exactly what the WEF is expounding.
00:58:38.320 And that's what they're proposing for the world.
00:58:41.480 It's a fascist state where there are very few elites controlling a massive population.
00:58:49.120 Well, let's face it.
00:58:50.560 It's collectivism, but it's fascist collectivism.
00:58:54.540 It's exactly actually what George Orwell described in 1984, and I had the experience of reading George Orwell as an audio book recently. I just finished that project. I hadn't read the book for probably about 15 years.
00:59:09.200 I couldn't believe how much more relevant the book was today than it was the last time I read it, because he was describing the world I live in to a T in terms of endless wars, a collective collectivist version of fascism that was had infiltrated the whole world through the WEF.
00:59:34.200 WEF, everything he was talking about in that book had become reality, and it was frightening.
00:59:43.200 David, who is, I ask this question to many people who come on the show when we get into
00:59:48.420 this kind of a conversation, and the way I've been approaching this thing for the past three
00:59:53.560 or four years, I ask why, and every time I ask why, I get to the next level, next level,
00:59:59.040 next level.
00:59:59.680 So we talk about China's infiltration into Canada.
01:00:02.560 We talk about the World Economic Forum's infiltration into the Western world.
01:00:07.100 We see their policies.
01:00:08.860 We see them being implemented by the young global leaders who have been put into positions of political power.
01:00:14.460 Justin Trudeau, Jacinda Ardern and others.
01:00:17.940 Who is behind the World Economic Forum?
01:00:21.000 I think Klaus Schwab is just their mouthpiece.
01:00:24.440 But who is really running the show over there?
01:00:26.680 well if you're asking if i believe in the illuminati if i believe the council of 13
01:00:33.360 is behind it all i there was probably a time in my life as a as a young believer when i when i was
01:00:42.040 prone to to accept that kind of theory i've been in politics so long as an observer and as a
01:00:50.380 participant, that I think honestly, instead of there being a grand conspiracy of a group of
01:00:58.800 people plotting history, plotting the future, it really comes down to people who care more about
01:01:10.440 power than anything else. And they are prepared to do anything to maintain that power,
01:01:20.380 and to have more of it.
01:01:22.820 And this might not be the best example for a lot of people,
01:01:27.840 but I look at our environment minister,
01:01:30.960 our environment and climate change minister, Stephen Gilboa.
01:01:35.060 And this is a man who spent most of his life as the Greenpeace extremist, 1.00
01:01:39.360 as a stuntman doing crazy, stupid things. 1.00
01:01:44.080 And he is prepared to allow Canadians to starve and to freeze. 1.00
01:01:50.380 And he has basically said that because it's all about fighting climate change.
01:01:57.060 And why is he fighting climate change?
01:02:00.060 Maybe he believes in it.
01:02:01.860 I don't know.
01:02:02.860 But he believes in Stephen Gilboa and he believes in power.
01:02:06.340 And he's using that ideology.
01:02:08.260 He's using that dogma to advance his own political will and his own political destiny, just as Justin Trudeau was.
01:02:16.680 I think more than a grand conspiracy, it's about power mad people who have to be held accountable.
01:02:26.300 And if we can't do that anymore through the mechanisms that are used to be readily available to us, we are going to be become prey to these people.
01:02:37.320 And I think Canadians need to say we have certain things called rights in this country that government cannot take away and we need to minimize the state.
01:02:51.540 And I say this to everybody I meet now, is that stop thinking we're going to go back to a certain period of time where our values were necessarily dominant.
01:03:08.480 What we need to do is imagine a state that is minimal in a Thomas Jefferson sense, in a Jeffersonian sense.
01:03:18.760 That government is best, which governs least, because we need to minimize the power of the state and we need to get back to institutions, the family and the individual being the bedrocks of society, not the state and not the politicians and not the government.
01:03:39.420 We need to get back to the individual rights versus collective rights.
01:03:44.980 And that's the only way we're going to maintain our freedom in this country, because the state is going to swallow us up if we don't do that.
01:03:53.700 David, where can we find your show, Crayton's Right?
01:03:56.760 I saw you did an episode this afternoon on X, but is it anywhere else?
01:04:02.780 It's on YouTube.
01:04:04.080 Just look up Google Creighton's writer, Stand on Guard, and you can find me on YouTube.
01:04:10.860 We just recently went to Rumble, which probably should have been a long time ago because of the subjects we deal with.
01:04:21.700 But yeah, you can find me on YouTube.
01:04:24.560 And like I say, I write just about every day for the post-millennial, epic times, and human events.
01:04:33.420 And I spent five very good years with the Daily Callers as the Parliamentary Bureau Chief, Ottawa Bureau Chief for them.
01:04:43.580 And those were very, very good years.
01:04:45.920 I got to do a lot of U.S. news at the same time.
01:04:48.400 But I'm enjoying what I'm doing now as an independent journalist more than I've enjoyed anything in a long, long time.
01:04:56.600 because I was very frustrated in the mainstream media.
01:05:02.760 Do you really call yourself a journalist if you work for a corporation anymore
01:05:06.320 because they're telling you what to say pretty much, aren't they?
01:05:09.080 Well, it's a good question, you know, because you've lost your freedom.
01:05:15.640 You're no longer a free agent, able to report,
01:05:20.780 and you're not even able to say you stand up for free speech anymore,
01:05:23.920 which I think is a terrible tragedy, because I wake up some mornings and I wonder if there's any hope for this country.
01:05:32.680 I really do. And I get very pessimistic.
01:05:36.580 And this last week has been devastating for me because of all the division that's going on and the anger and the animosity.
01:05:43.860 And I just see Trudeau behind it all.
01:05:47.500 And he divide and conquer, as he loves to do.
01:05:51.180 But I think there's a desire amongst enough Canadians, yourself, me, and millions of other people out there who really yearn for freedom.
01:06:02.280 They yearn to be free again and to be away from this yoke of government, away from the bondage of the state.
01:06:10.200 They want the right to stand on their feet and speak their mind, which is something every Canadian, every Brit, every American used to take for granted, that the state wasn't going to tell you, you can't say that it's hate speech.
01:06:28.160 You can't say that it's disinformation.
01:06:30.640 You can't say that it's politically incorrect.
01:06:34.460 People yearn to be free again.
01:06:36.760 And I think that's what gives me a sense of optimism.
01:06:41.160 David, I can't tell you the last time I had this much fun on the show listening to somebody,
01:06:46.480 and I would love to have you back on at some point soon, my friend.
01:06:49.740 Fantastic.
01:06:50.340 It would be a pleasure to come back.
01:06:52.260 Pleasure.
01:06:52.900 All right.
01:06:53.520 Thank you for coming on tonight.
01:06:55.380 Thank you.
01:06:56.400 There is David Creighton.
01:06:58.480 Stand on guard.
01:07:00.160 Creighton's right.
01:07:00.860 You can find on XRumble and YouTube, and he is a parliamentary writer for the Postmillennial
01:07:05.120 and a columnist for Human Events and the Epoch Times.
01:07:08.040 I think we should bring him back soon
01:07:11.020 I loved having him on the show you guys
01:07:14.100 it was an absolutely fantastic night
01:07:16.100 thank you for being here
01:07:17.060 I've got a couple more things I want to show you
01:07:19.200 before we get going for tonight
01:07:21.200 not this because we did talk about that
01:07:23.580 but
01:07:23.960 this is kind of important
01:07:30.180 I disagree David
01:07:31.840 in terms of
01:07:33.100 who's behind all of this
01:07:36.140 i do think there is a cabal behind it i don't know if it's one person pulling the strings a group
01:07:42.780 of people the group of 13 the group group of 300 i don't know the kazarian mafia i don't know
01:07:51.180 i don't know who's all involved in it but i know there is somebody and we'll probably never know
01:07:57.820 who they are that's how they've been able to keep this going for so long they they hide behind a
01:08:02.360 veil of anonymity. Here's a guy, former WEF global leader for tomorrow, turned whistleblower. He's an
01:08:10.940 economist, Professor Richard Werner, explaining, according to his sources, still in the World
01:08:16.500 Economic Forum, that CDCs will ultimately be held on microchips implanted under the skin
01:08:26.060 and universal basic income which they started debating in the senate of canada today will be
01:08:33.260 used to entice people into accepting this gross invasion of their freedom privacy and bodily this
01:08:39.880 is a three minute 30 second video please the idea had been by central banks to introduce this as we
01:08:47.680 said central bank digital currency but have you ever seen an article or a video or you know whatever
01:08:52.500 a description of what it
01:08:54.400 actually looks like. I mean, with central bank
01:08:56.580 paper money, we know what
01:08:58.420 it looks like, right?
01:09:00.000 Bank digital currency, we know.
01:09:03.080 You know, we've used it ourselves.
01:09:04.660 We know what it looks like.
01:09:06.160 But what does central bank digital currency
01:09:07.580 look like?
01:09:15.220 You see? So they never
01:09:16.380 talk about that.
01:09:18.120 Because people won't actually like
01:09:20.140 the looks of it.
01:09:22.500 Because it apparently looks, and several central banks apparently, as I heard from my sources, have already fully developed the final stage of CBDC.
01:09:35.220 I mean, it comes in stages, initially, likely through your mobile phone.
01:09:46.260 Well, phone, but it's only intermediate step.
01:09:48.500 We are going to reload this, and hopefully it doesn't give us that swirling surge of death again, because that is incredibly frustrating.
01:09:59.320 All right, let's start this from the beginning.
01:10:01.340 I know.
01:10:01.660 I apologize, you guys.
01:10:02.880 I'm sorry.
01:10:03.560 Here we go again.
01:10:05.220 The idea had been by central banks to introduce this, as we said, central bank digital currency.
01:10:10.840 But have you ever seen an article or a video or, you know, whatever description of what it actually looks like?
01:10:18.360 I mean, with central bank paper money, we know what it looks like, right?
01:10:23.360 Bank digital currency, we know, and, you know, we've used it ourselves.
01:10:27.500 We know what it looks like.
01:10:28.960 But what does central bank digital currency look like?
01:10:31.700 You see?
01:10:32.360 So they never talk about that because people won't actually like the looks of it.
01:10:37.000 Yeah.
01:10:37.800 Because it apparently looks, and several central banks apparently, as I heard from my sources,
01:10:44.780 have already fully developed the final stage of CBDC.
01:10:47.680 I mean, it comes in stages, initially likely through your mobile phone,
01:10:51.600 but it's only an intermediate step.
01:10:53.540 And the final stage is, you know, it's small,
01:10:58.080 and it's the size of a grain of rice.
01:11:02.080 Now, why is that?
01:11:03.880 And that grain of rice is your entire wallet?
01:11:07.200 Yes, it's your digital ID, your wallet,
01:11:10.700 can be your passport, your key.
01:11:14.440 now of course
01:11:16.720 what we found
01:11:18.240 with our debit cards
01:11:20.920 or credit cards is
01:11:22.440 they've already now moved to the system
01:11:24.440 RFID chips
01:11:26.000 RFID
01:11:27.680 technology where you just
01:11:30.820 wave the thing
01:11:33.680 contactless
01:11:35.000 that is
01:11:36.480 sort of
01:11:38.260 conditioning us in this direction
01:11:41.600 that in the future
01:11:44.440 You just wave your hand because you've got the microchip implant under your skin.
01:11:53.820 And because, you know, and each step, there's a rational reason, you know.
01:11:58.960 It's easier just to wave this, isn't it?
01:12:00.900 It's much faster because we always have to wait in the queues as everyone types in their numbers and all that.
01:12:06.800 All right.
01:12:07.400 So we'll get to this story in just a second.
01:12:12.440 I'll be the last one we do tonight.
01:12:13.780 But this guy is basically saying what we already know.
01:12:16.980 The reason I wanted to play that video for you is simply because he was a member of the World Economic Forum.
01:12:24.760 He knows what is going on when they introduce something new to us.
01:12:29.560 It's always voluntary at first until enough people go, yeah, you know, this is more convenient.
01:12:34.220 For example, the ATM card. Right. Used to be, oh, you stick it in the machine, you go ahead and punch in your code and away you go.
01:12:43.320 And then all of a sudden it became tap, tap.
01:12:45.580 Everybody taps.
01:12:46.320 I don't, I never tapped.
01:12:47.780 I still won't tap.
01:12:49.340 And then all of a sudden, while everybody's using this, nobody's using cash.
01:12:53.720 We're just going to take the cash option away.
01:12:56.520 Well, what do you think is going to happen when they get enough people microchipped?
01:13:01.040 Then eventually it's going to be, we only accept microchips.
01:13:05.200 I'm sorry, but your card is no longer accepted here.
01:13:07.660 It takes too long.
01:13:08.420 so all of these stores and restaurants and businesses that you see going cashless these
01:13:15.800 days i advise you strongly to boycott them because if you're giving them your business
01:13:22.080 you are taking away your own rights tacitly
01:13:25.740 not right now but in six months from now or two years from now or whenever it's going to
01:13:33.500 hit us in Canada. It's already happening in Europe. In Sweden, they have something like 12,000 people
01:13:41.260 chipped already, and there's not that many people in Sweden. Pretty soon, that country is going to
01:13:46.200 be chip only. If you want to visit Sweden and you want access to anything, you're going to have to
01:13:51.060 have a chip. Now, why would they pick Sweden? Probably because it's a small country and
01:13:55.700 something they can use as an experiment in case something went wrong. It wouldn't get out to the
01:14:00.920 rest of the world i think there's only six million people living there so they wouldn't try doing
01:14:05.240 this in a larger country like the united states or france or great britain because that would be
01:14:12.020 more exposure for a bad plan so they're trying it in sweden and apparently people there like it
01:14:18.400 they have chip parties and it's become a cool thing amongst the younger crowd and that's how
01:14:25.340 going to try and implement it here eventually you can bet your bottom well i would have said dollar
01:14:31.820 but we may not have dollars very soon all right this is the uh the final
01:14:41.900 this is the final story of the night it comes from the libs of tick tock on x beyond parody this male
01:14:51.260 just won a spot
01:14:55.340 on the top 100 hottest women list
01:14:57.720 at Maxim Australia.
01:15:02.520 He is a former football coach.
01:15:16.440 I think he comes in at number 92.
01:15:18.720 hottest 100 women's list in maxim australia 0.99
01:15:25.200 i wonder if they understand exactly how much of a mockery they're making of themselves
01:15:37.520 i'm not even talking about this guy this wackadoo guy who thinks he's a woman running around in it 0.54
01:15:43.680 in a dress with breast implants never mind that it's the people who are perpetuating accepting
01:15:52.460 and promoting and celebrating this that you have to wonder about like is it just to be nice
01:16:01.060 the labor party in the uk i told you this last night the labor party in the uk has
01:16:06.140 put forward a bill whereas if you misgender somebody in the uk this is not a law there
01:16:12.240 yet it's a bill and it's not going to pass because labor is not in power right now
01:16:17.240 if you misgender somebody over there intentionally and i'm not sure how they could prove intentionally
01:16:24.740 but if you misgender call somebody he instead of she or vice versa or or whatever non-binary
01:16:31.280 prefix they want to use or what do they call them i i don't even want to think about that
01:16:38.180 what do you call pronoun non-binary z zimzer whatever if you intentionally misgender somebody 0.86
01:16:47.400 over there you could spend two years in jail and face a 10 000 pound fine seriously how ridiculous
01:16:56.340 so i think one of our best ways forward those of us who are still sane and rational and common
01:17:03.680 sense is just to laugh at all of this, but not quietly. I see people talking quietly all the
01:17:11.680 time about it in chat groups online. And I wonder if they ever say anything out loud
01:17:17.460 to these people. And I'm not talking just about men dressed up as women. I'm talking about those
01:17:23.980 who are still wearing masks. You know, any, anytime you see somebody making a fool of themselves, 0.90
01:17:31.040 it's okay to say you know that doesn't work for you i know it might be rude but rudeness as far
01:17:38.120 as i know is still legal until it's not and you can bet that justin trudeau is going to try and
01:17:43.380 make rudeness a criminal offense as well that's it for the show tonight you guys i want to thank
01:17:49.840 david craden great guest for coming on the show tonight really appreciate him being here thank
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01:18:23.440 soon bye for now
01:18:25.420 Thank you.