The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Thurs Sept. 15th⧸2022

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00:02:00.000 Hey guys, how you doing?

00:02:29.480 welcome shadow at night thursday september the 15th 2022 let's say some hellos cindy hello

00:02:38.220 in pigeon lake alberta hello june in saskatchewan hello lonnie from tyndall manitoba

00:02:44.960 hello janet from belleville ontario hello arvella from russell manitoba elita says hello shadow and

00:02:55.180 fellow freedom friends from cumberland ontario teresa's here from langley british columbia

00:03:00.040 so that takes care of the western provinces right there and i think we had ontario in there too

00:03:04.720 oh we had a pei it just flashed by my screen here but i did see a pei maybe i can maybe i can find

00:03:12.440 it here let's see pei where where are you ah there's fern fern from prince edward island hello

00:03:20.940 fern how are you doing cory is watching from nova scotia andrea is watching from california hello

00:03:28.820 andrea how are you doing welcome to the show lorna from grimsby ontario ted is watching

00:03:34.820 don from newfoundland brenda from calgary anita is watching from burlington all caps but not yelling

00:03:41.020 i like that nadine is watching from winnipeg uh oh boy that one just kind of whooshed right

00:03:48.780 find me frank from newfoundland jj's watching from cow town it took me a while to figure that

00:03:57.460 one out there's a cow face and then town and i went is that a cow is that a devil devil town

00:04:03.680 what's what's because it had horns right deborah's watching from rivers manitoba wanda from sudbury i

00:04:11.660 think we've got all of the province except for new brunswick bill from broderheim bruce from cold

00:04:18.300 lake carol from brantford pat from crestview that's part of winnipeg by the way for those

00:04:23.160 of you not from here tracy is watching from brentwood bay on vancouver island bob from

00:04:28.980 sudbury lena from london gloria from toronto steve is watching christine from anola josh is

00:04:39.420 watching from scarborough okay hello hello hello hello hello brad is watching from lockport oh by

00:04:45.180 the way brad i know pop rocks is playing one week from this saturday at the pony corral on grant

00:04:51.260 and carrie and i are talking about heading down there and maybe having a big huge night for our

00:04:56.440 fellow freedom friends so if you guys aren't doing anything on the night of september 24th

00:05:02.120 please head down to the pony corral on grant to check out the rock and roll sounds of pop rocks

00:05:08.840 all right i received a disturbing email today from one of our viewers let me just pop it up

00:05:16.660 on the screen here for you well that's not it that's canada nano silver by the way the show

00:05:21.440 is brought to you by canada nano silver canadananosilver.ca tell you more about those

00:05:26.260 guys later on they're going to be doing a open air market at camp hope on saturday all kinds

00:05:34.800 of other retailers will be there as well. Crafts, arts, crafts and arts. That's the new way we say

00:05:41.000 it, by the way, not arts and crafts, crafts and arts, all kinds of food and whatnot. So that's

00:05:46.520 going to be at Camp Hope on Saturday. By the way, the rally, the worldwide rally that I was talking

00:05:52.040 about, it was supposed to be Saturday or so I thought, is Friday evening at the legislature,

00:05:58.560 6 p.m. Now it might have been moved because of bad weather. Saturday is not supposed to be the

00:06:03.600 best weather in southern manitoba but i understand it is tomorrow night six o'clock

00:06:09.760 the worldwide rally for manitoba anyhow will be tomorrow night six o'clock at the ledge

00:06:15.380 and the show is also brought to you by tacit investigations and security and i will tell

00:06:20.840 you about those fine folks a little bit later on all right here's that email from one of our viewers

00:06:25.720 in british columbia now i don't you know when i get an email from my bank

00:06:32.100 i usually go whatever don't pay attention and i probably should pay more attention to those things

00:06:38.400 because they're making changes they are check this out we're excited to share the news

00:06:47.120 that first west credit union of which envision financial is a division is now an official

00:06:53.640 signatory of the united nations principles for responsible banking the unprb it's always been

00:07:00.220 our purpose to help people in our communities whether through volunteering donations or local

00:07:05.740 decision making now we're pleased to share more ways in which we can continue to live

00:07:10.940 our credit union values while helping future generations thrive

00:07:16.240 the unprb consists of six strategies and practices that align with the vision society has set out for

00:07:25.640 its future in the areas of sustainable development goals and the paris climate agreement now wait a

00:07:32.840 minute just a second i'm going to read that again the unprb consists of six strategies and practices

00:07:41.300 that align with the vision society has set out for its future what i didn't realize we were all in

00:07:48.920 agreement about our future? That's very misleading. These six principles drive change to help build a

00:08:00.600 sustainable banking industry for the future. They say alignment, impact, and target setting,

00:08:05.640 clients and customers, stakeholders, again that term stakeholders, governance and culture,

00:08:12.440 transparency and accountability. Our commitment to the UNPRB comes at an urgent time for our

00:08:18.380 planet we're joining a global banking community that is focused on sustainable finance to help

00:08:23.880 ensure that growth goes hand in hand with a sense of purpose by implementing these six principles

00:08:30.440 over time we can help drive a better impact for people right here at home and beyond

00:08:35.100 if you have a keen interest in environmental sustainability and governance esg impacts

00:08:42.780 we invite you to take part in our future ESG discussions well I'll definitely take part in

00:08:51.020 those I'm not a client of this particular financial institution but I'll definitely

00:08:55.460 put my two cents in there if they're even listening at this point that's kind of crazy

00:09:02.740 has anybody else seen an email like this from their financial institution at all

00:09:08.600 i know it seems like a lot you guys but maybe it's time for a bank run

00:09:18.900 now this is i'm i'm not encouraging you to do anything but if this is the way your financial

00:09:27.440 institution is going to be set up in the future and you don't agree with it you don't have to bank

00:09:33.640 with them. Sadly, I don't know if there's any other financial institutions that aren't doing

00:09:42.860 this. I think they're all in on it. And you see, this is what we talk about when we talk about

00:09:49.240 two economies, right? This is what we talk about when we say building communities

00:09:54.300 outside the system. Because what can you do these days without a financial institution, really?

00:10:00.320 Can you pay your rent? Can you pay your bills?

00:10:03.160 Everything is by electronic banking these days.

00:10:06.760 You can't pay cash for this stuff anymore like you used to.

00:10:12.860 So what are we to do?

00:10:14.780 This is how they're drawing us in.

00:10:17.340 This is how they're trying to trap us.

00:10:19.720 And we're already trapped.

00:10:21.280 We're already in that matrix.

00:10:23.020 So how do we get out of it?

00:10:27.440 That's a good question, isn't it?

00:10:30.320 I don't have an answer for you aside from pulling your money out and paying cash for everything in

00:10:38.120 your life. Everything. And if they say, I'm sorry, we don't take cash, then you don't get my business.

00:10:47.360 The problem with this, it's like a boycott, right? So when people have said in the past,

00:10:54.000 well, we're not going to get gas today. We're not going to go fill up our car. We'll show those SO

00:10:58.020 clowns and then people do it anyway you know this is the buddy system this is the trust system this

00:11:05.360 is we all have to do it or not do it but we can't say and then not do it 0.98

00:11:17.260 remember when trudeau was freezing bank accounts was that not enough of a shake-up

00:11:23.740 i'm not keeping my money in there are you kidding me now guys right now i have less

00:11:31.120 than one thousand dollars in my bank account that's it that's all there is not that there's

00:11:38.180 much more a lot of us are going through some hard times but do you think i would keep five

00:11:47.740 thousand dollars in there no anything excess no no it would be in cash money in a box under my

00:11:55.140 mattress seriously i will not keep money in a financial institution in this day and age if

00:12:04.040 they're all in on it they're going to be in on the crash as well and there is a crash coming

00:12:09.380 you may have seen the article in the toronto red star today about that

00:12:13.880 economist after economist after economist lined up to tell the country that there is a bad

00:12:22.960 recession coming i mean bad these guys are not coloring the story they're not trying to ease us

00:12:31.060 into it they're now screaming at the top of their lungs and even the marxist media is covering it

00:12:35.880 They're going, okay, we'll put this out there.

00:12:40.320 They're telling us to protect our investments, to protect everything we own.

00:12:47.140 Somehow, some way.

00:12:48.200 I don't know if that's crypto.

00:12:49.460 I don't know if that's buying gold.

00:12:51.240 I mean, we hear a lot of different opinions on that, right?

00:12:53.380 But basically, do what you can to get as much money out of your bank as you possibly can,

00:13:00.660 or your credit union, whatever your financial institution happens to be.

00:13:04.700 Because if they're all going woke like this, they're all going to ESG scores.

00:13:08.380 They're all going to be part of the great reset, which is already starting to happen.

00:13:13.580 In my opinion, I had a great Twitter private message exchange with Dan McTeague today.

00:13:19.600 You guys might know Dan from his website, which is called Gas Buddy.

00:13:25.120 This is the website that takes care of all the gas prices, not takes care of, meaning they set the gas prices,

00:13:31.200 But they tell us what the gas prices are at every station in every city, coast to coast in Canada.

00:13:38.540 So I asked Dan today. Plenty of gas stations in Winnipeg are being dug up right now, dude.

00:13:44.800 This is how I speak. Six at last count. Others are just disappearing overnight, it seems.

00:13:52.120 What the hell? He says retail margins aren't great and several brands have disappeared over the years.

00:13:58.740 I note the same phenomenon here in Toronto.

00:14:01.700 And I say, well, margins have never been great.

00:14:03.860 And let me elaborate on that a little bit.

00:14:06.120 Margins meaning how much they make off the gasoline.

00:14:08.620 I know a lot of guys who own gas stations.

00:14:11.520 They're franchises, right?

00:14:12.600 A Petrocan, of SO, of Shell, whatever, Husky.

00:14:16.640 And they make most of their money off the junk food they sell,

00:14:19.940 cigarettes and that kind of thing, not the gas.

00:14:22.100 The gas is only a lure to get people in to buy the junk in the store.

00:14:27.420 So I say margins have never been great.

00:14:29.420 could it have something to do with esg scores and the climate emergency i said to dan and he said no

00:14:36.360 that comes later this is about some going under or corporate sales

00:14:42.300 senivus spun off husky and now many of those stations have closed it's also enviro requirements

00:14:48.300 with some stations facing big bills to decommission or rehabilitate their sites and i say thanks

00:14:53.000 and he says anytime shadow

00:14:54.960 so the notable

00:14:59.580 takeaway from that exchange would be

00:15:01.700 no that comes later Dan says

00:15:05.660 now this guy is in the know

00:15:07.460 he's a former liberal MP

00:15:09.100 don't forget way back before

00:15:11.480 Trudeau

00:15:11.960 and he's still got

00:15:15.540 a lot of friends in politics in Ottawa

00:15:17.340 so he knows what's going on

00:15:19.300 that's alarming

00:15:20.940 yet to come

00:15:23.000 all right what's next oh for the last three nights i've been kind of focusing on the pierre

00:15:30.540 polyev versus david aiken of global news story and rebel news had a a slightly different angle

00:15:37.640 of david aiken's interruption of pierre's press conference the other day so let me bring that up

00:15:42.400 here and i'll show it to you because in the one we saw all you hear is aiken yelling from the

00:15:48.480 background and then pierre saying oh looks like we have a liberal activist in the house

00:15:54.800 somehow snuck into the press conference so this is the different perspective of it check it out

00:16:00.380 thank you very much i appreciate it i appreciate your presence here today

00:16:06.500 before i begin let me just say that uh

00:16:09.540 thank you very much i might be i'm being heckled here by by the by thank you very much

00:16:18.460 for your congratulations thank you very much for your questions i'm going to begin my remarks now

00:16:24.180 justin trudeau is out of touch and canadians are out of money the cost of government is driving up

00:16:34.060 the cost of living a half a trillion dollars of inflationary deficits have bid up the cost of the

00:16:41.940 goods we buy and the and the interest that canadians pay the cost for workers and businesses

00:16:49.960 to produce the goods that we buy on top of that trudeau proposes yet more spending to bid up costs

00:16:57.080 even further the more things the more he spends the more things cost it is just inflation their

00:17:05.840 homes and to buy a home in the very first place the reason that so we have we we have uh basically

00:17:18.060 a liberal heckler who snuck in here today to well apparently

00:17:22.660 are you going to let me make my statement from the guy who actually reported first

00:17:29.960 on the prime minister breaking the law are you going to let me just like to ask a question

00:17:33.720 say i've never i've actually never seen you heckling the prime minister before ask minister

00:17:38.640 back in the prime minister look bottom line is this you're going to take some questions at the

00:17:42.620 end of this statement yes i'm taking i'll be taking two questions at the very end thank you

00:17:45.940 very much thank you very much the uh so i'm gonna what is that all about i've explained this already

00:17:51.760 but i'll explain it again the way a press conference works is the person giving the

00:17:55.780 press conference comes out makes a statement whether it's two minutes five minutes ten minutes

00:17:59.500 15 minutes, and then the media scrum. And David Akin, a veteran reporter, knows that. So this was

00:18:08.240 all theater. This was all for show. This could be setting the stage for the same thing Trump had

00:18:14.720 with Jim Acosta of CNN back in the day. Could be a four, five, six year battle between Pierre

00:18:22.080 Polyev and David Akin. Now, speaking of politics and Justin Trudeau, because he was referenced in

00:18:28.780 that press conference there's a hashtag if you're on twitter you may have noticed a hashtag trending

00:18:35.500 hard right now it's called trudeau must go and what it is is people taking photos of themselves

00:18:43.620 describing themselves telling a story and then at the end they will say

00:18:49.400 according to justin trudeau i'm a problem and i must be dealt with that's how it goes so this

00:18:57.900 is Carrie Ann Schemenauer a 50 year old Canadian mother of two boys Catholic farm background

00:19:04.660 teacher small business owner master's thesis on supports for adults with FASD speaker author

00:19:10.960 food preserver community volunteer but according to Justin Trudeau I'm a problem hashtag Trudeau

00:19:17.760 must go and then underneath that you've got this guy here I'm 44 married over 16 years three

00:19:24.880 beautiful kids you get the idea right so all of these people look at this here's another one

00:19:28.300 i'm a 63 year old canadian woman politically i'm left wing or i have been i love animals and i'm

00:19:34.160 vegan blah blah blah i'm a 25 year old full-time mother of two and stepmother to one according to

00:19:41.520 justin trudeau i'm an extremist who needs to be dealt with trudeau must go so this is what people

00:19:46.320 are doing they're taking photos of themselves smiling average canadians smiling

00:19:54.880 describing themselves, describing how they've lived their lives and how they're living their

00:19:58.640 lives today, and saying at the bottom of their tweet, and according to Justin Trudeau, I'm a

00:20:04.820 problem and need to be dealt with. Hashtag Trudeau must go. So if you have a Twitter account,

00:20:12.460 and I'll be honest with you, I don't spend a lot of time on Twitter,

00:20:17.520 but if you have a Twitter account, because this is not trending on Facebook or any other social

00:20:21.960 media go and make a post like this take a picture of yourself describe yourself in less than

00:20:26.760 what is it 160 240 characters and then at the end say and according to justin trudeau i'm a problem

00:20:34.240 and need to be dealt with and then hashtag trudeau must go please go ahead and do that

00:20:38.480 let's really get this ramped up theo flurry is the one who started that thing a few days ago as

00:20:46.560 a matter of fact so way to go theo still trying to get theo and jamie soleil on the show it's a

00:20:51.600 tough grind a lot of guests i'm trying to get on the show a tough grind based upon just commitments

00:20:59.020 and timing but it will happen don't worry guys you've seen guests on the show before this is not

00:21:05.480 this is a drought a guest drought this week it's been me for four straight days and i

00:21:10.560 i would imagine that you're getting tired of just me so don't worry the guests will be returning i

00:21:17.820 promise interesting piece published in post media today so that's all of the sun newspapers

00:21:24.000 across the country and the national post it's an editorial piece and it says when science goes

00:21:30.880 woke people will suffer health researchers in canada and elsewhere are facing more and more

00:21:38.780 pressure to be politically correct those who care about science and depend on it to inform our

00:21:44.640 health care system should be concerned. The pressure to infuse progressive politics into

00:21:50.120 scientific research is coming from science journals and funding agencies. They are exerting

00:21:55.900 influence by changing publishing guidelines and adjusting research funding policies to favor

00:22:01.580 progressive views. Such measures are inappropriate because they violate academic freedom and are

00:22:08.360 fundamentally unscientific. A recent example of the pivot from science to social justice comes

00:22:15.060 from the journal Nature and its sister publication. Last month, it announced changes to its ethics

00:22:20.720 guidelines that allow censorship of research deemed politically incorrect.

00:22:30.440 Ethics guidelines traditionally protect individual study subjects from being harmed in the course of

00:22:35.560 scientific research, but Nature's editors hope to extend this protection to address

00:22:40.620 potential harms for human population groups who do not participate in research, but may

00:22:47.800 be harmed by its publication.

00:22:51.360 What?

00:22:53.600 This overprotection, this is not social justice.

00:22:57.060 This is social cowardice and social revenge.

00:23:00.900 the journal even called on researchers to respect the rights of non-human life

00:23:09.660 tangible and intangible heritage natural resources and the environment the implication here

00:23:15.120 is that science should be informed not only by evidence but social movements and cultural history

00:23:21.380 as well what researchers looking to publish in the top journal will have to carefully consider

00:23:30.700 the impact of their work on various groups of people.

00:23:34.400 Authors must use inclusive, respectful,

00:23:36.700 non-stigmatizing language in their work.

00:23:39.740 They're advised to follow the bias-free language guide

00:23:42.860 of the American Psychological Association,

00:23:45.080 which declared that traditional masculinity

00:23:47.940 was harmful to men back in 2019.

00:23:53.820 Remember toxic masculinity?

00:23:56.880 This is a problem.

00:23:58.440 scientists advance human knowledge by publishing their work in research journals like nature

00:24:04.160 it's one thing to refuse publish uh it's one thing refusing to publish research that is racist

00:24:10.760 and unscientific like phrenology and holocaust denial or use demeaning language in their articles

00:24:18.000 though it's hard to imagine that such things would be published in a prestigious journal like nature

00:24:22.620 even in the absence of the new guidelines. Nature, however, is going a step further by

00:24:29.040 creating a set of broad and overly vague guidelines that threaten to hinder legitimate

00:24:33.340 research, especially surrounding topics that may be uncomfortable but are nevertheless

00:24:38.340 beneficial to society. And publication standards aren't the only source of political pressure

00:24:44.760 researchers face. Canada's funding agencies, which Canadian researchers rely upon, are making similar

00:24:50.680 changes. In its 10-year plan, initiated in 2021, the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, CIHR,

00:24:58.700 a federal agency that funds the majority of the nation's research, health research, with about

00:25:04.180 $1 billion per year, made a number of progressive commitments. Among the specifics is a plan to

00:25:10.560 redefine research excellence to include diversity, equity, and inclusion, DEI.

00:25:15.920 the typical phrase for putting critical race theory into practice to make matters worse

00:25:22.620 the agency plans to use dei to make funding decisions

00:25:27.140 the plan includes some laughable goals such as a commitment to making research more accessible

00:25:34.440 to the public but the good doesn't outweigh the bad as part of cahr's objective to lead

00:25:40.880 transformative change, the agency will also create anti-racism and anti-ableism action plans.

00:25:48.640 If the anti-racism plan looks anything like the one developed at Immigration,

00:25:53.600 Refugees, and Citizenship Canada, it'll be loaded with the usual slate of social justice buzzwords

00:25:59.320 that cry systematic racism without offering proof of its existence. If it ends up like the liberal

00:26:05.660 government's anti-racism action plan. It could even result in bigots receiving government funds.

00:26:11.560 We've all heard that story. Some hints of what an anti-racist health research funding agency

00:26:20.260 might look like can be gleaned from earlier consultations that the CIHR held with stakeholders.

00:26:26.340 I'm really starting to hate that expression. The suggestions given to the agency included calls for

00:26:32.700 anti-racism to be integrated into procedural standards for scientific research. The creation

00:26:38.780 of funding pools for various racial groups and for research review panels to have diversity

00:26:44.420 targets and DEI officers. It was also suggested that activism via anti-racism work and DEI

00:26:52.420 should be included on the list of criteria for evaluating a scientist's research excellence.

00:26:58.220 more hints can be gathered from the instructions provided on the cihr's advisory committee which

00:27:05.340 were created to help shape the upcoming plan cihr's anti-racism committee is instructed to

00:27:11.740 use critical race theory as a guiding principle recognizing the need to address the ways racism

00:27:17.860 has been normalized in society and in research the ways power constructs have privileged white

00:27:26.140 populations. I guess that's constructs, not constructs. By using this as a starting point,

00:27:33.320 the CIHR is assuming, without providing any evidence, that racism and power constructs are

00:27:39.100 problems that need to be fixed in the sciences. The policy redesign is centered around an invented

00:27:45.260 hierarchy of immutable characteristics that can't be quantified or replicated beyond a few census

00:27:51.060 statistics. This is unscientific reasoning, and it shouldn't be used to guide scientific research.

00:27:57.980 Meanwhile, the guiding principles of CIHR's anti-ableism committee state that due to systematic

00:28:04.340 ableism, non-abled researchers limit the careers of those with disabilities, another divisive

00:28:10.240 premise that appears to be grounded in ideology rather than fact. CIHR's mandate is to advance

00:28:18.020 health research according to standards of scientific excellence, the agency should work

00:28:21.900 within the bounds of the scientific method and leave identity politics to the activists

00:28:27.120 who aren't working on curing cancer.

00:28:29.740 Instead, it's trying to change the meaning of excellence to include social justice activism.

00:28:35.280 It's a lot like nature's change to the meaning of ethics.

00:28:38.760 Once meant to protect individuals from overreaching scientists, the concept has been broadened

00:28:43.720 to prevent research that may hurt somebody's feelings.

00:28:48.020 Canada already lags behind many other industrialized countries

00:28:51.500 when it comes to health research and the creation of new drugs.

00:28:55.060 The problem will only deepen if researchers have to factor social justice

00:28:59.520 into their pursuit of the truth.

00:29:02.980 You can read that in the National Post today

00:29:05.340 or any of the Sun newspapers across the country.

00:29:08.720 Fascinating.

00:29:10.640 All right, don't forget to like and share, you guys.

00:29:12.860 This show is obviously shadow banned by all of the social media platforms

00:29:17.760 out there tonight we are on twitter we are on facebook and we're on rumble so if you don't

00:29:22.660 like twitter and facebook you're sick of it then go to rumble i am broadcasting live there

00:29:27.000 right now if you want to stay on facebook that's cool but make sure you share this show to as many

00:29:33.020 people as possible people need to hear this stuff people need to see this stuff even that story

00:29:38.740 there that's amazing that the corporate media the marxist corporate media and let's be honest here

00:29:46.260 I mean, The Sun, we used to think of The Sun as kind of a right-wing publication.

00:29:50.240 Well, it's gone far more left in the last couple of years, hasn't it?

00:29:54.900 Ownership change, of course.

00:29:56.840 And they're pandering for money from the Trudeau government.

00:30:00.880 And to do that, they have to adhere to the ESG principles and the DEI principles.

00:30:07.600 It's that simple.

00:30:09.320 So I'm surprised an article like that would even get out there in the first place.

00:30:16.260 Joe Biden issued an executive order on Monday.

00:30:21.380 Now, a lot of us in the past few days have been distracted by other things, including the death of Queen Elizabeth and whatever else is going on.

00:30:30.220 The China-Russia summit, which happened today, by the way, and I do have a story on that coming up a little bit later on.

00:30:36.000 It's alarming, really.

00:30:37.660 But this flew under the radar.

00:30:39.420 No corporate media, no Marxist media in the United States picked it up.

00:30:44.120 Executive Order on Advancing Biotechnology and Biomanufacturing Innovation for a Sustainable, Safe, and Secure American Bioeconomy.

00:30:52.500 Wayne Peters of What's Up Canada did a special on this at 6 o'clock this evening, Central Time.

00:30:59.640 And you should go over there and check that out.

00:31:01.740 Wayne is beside himself with this.

00:31:05.120 Wayne is absolutely beside himself.

00:31:08.080 He says, this is the worst thing we've seen yet.

00:31:11.900 of all the things that we've seen in the last two and a half three years this is the worst thing

00:31:17.080 that we have seen bar none so here it is i'm just going to read you the first couple of paragraphs

00:31:24.780 here because it's long obviously by the authority vested in me as president of the cons sorry as

00:31:32.040 president by the constitution and the laws of the united states of america it is hereby ordered as

00:31:37.300 follows. Section one, policy. It is the policy of my administration to coordinate a whole of

00:31:43.100 government approach to advanced biotechnology and biomanufacturing towards innovative solutions in

00:31:48.740 health, climate change, energy, food security, agriculture, supply chain resilience, and national

00:31:54.100 and economic security. Central to this policy and its outcomes are principles of equity, ethics,

00:32:00.140 safety, and security that enable access to technologies, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

00:32:03.900 so obviously joe biden is woke as well not that joe wrote this somebody wrote this and put it

00:32:12.540 on his desk and they just made him sign it he's a puppet after all remember this is the uh the

00:32:18.700 most alarming paragraph it's just coming up here

00:32:33.900 No, it's going to be on the next story.

00:32:40.180 Now, this next story, I want to remind you guys, this comes from Leo Holman.

00:32:47.540 He is a very incendiary, very incendiary right-wing columnist with his own website, leohohman.com.

00:33:00.060 But I read the executive order.

00:33:02.020 I just lost my place there for a second.

00:33:03.520 I couldn't show you the excerpt. The excerpt is in this story, the excerpt from the executive order.

00:33:11.680 The language that Leo uses is over the top, in my opinion, but nonetheless, Biden signs executive order designed to unleash transhumanist hell on America and the world. 0.69

00:33:23.400 So I spent a couple of hours studying this today, you guys, because I'm going to be completely honest here.

00:33:27.460 I haven't spent a lot of time in the last couple of years in this part of the pool.

00:33:35.140 I've heard it, I've read about it, but in dribs and drabs,

00:33:38.900 I've never really drilled down and studied this whole transhumanism thing. 0.86

00:33:43.660 I know about the microchipping. 0.82

00:33:47.080 I know about certain experiments that have been done.

00:33:49.800 I know about gain-of-function research.

00:33:51.600 I know about all that, and I still can't figure out what gain-of-function research.

00:33:55.040 And there's supposed to be a moratorium on that,

00:33:57.460 Barack Obama put that in place in 2014 that apparently wasn't adhered to.

00:34:02.800 But gain-of-function research is essentially taking a virus or bacteria, something like that, and engineering it to become something different, so something outside of nature.

00:34:15.820 and then with this new bioengineered particle virus bacteria whatever is they look for a cure

00:34:27.060 for it they look for a vaccine for it and i say well why would you even need to do that

00:34:35.080 what are the chances that nature is going to combine three different species or three

00:34:41.700 different types of virus into one and then set it free. Now we've heard from some scientists

00:34:48.580 that COVID-19 is kind of like a mishmash of a bunch of bunch of different viruses

00:34:54.460 with a spike protein on it. Was it engineered? Was it bioengineered in a lab?

00:35:04.800 Many people say yes. Some people say no. And the reason I'm saying that right now,

00:35:10.080 by the way you guys well you know the reason and i think you know what i think about this and i

00:35:14.620 certainly know what you think about this but the bottom line here is that should that be allowed

00:35:20.540 why are they doing it it doesn't make any sense to me except for maybe a make work project for some

00:35:27.540 scientist somewhere in china maybe or in ukraine but anyway uh listen to listen to what he says

00:35:36.560 here, Leo. If anyone needed proof that the power is pushing the levers behind the mindless moron 1.00

00:35:44.540 who sits in the Oval Office are fully on board with the World Economic Forum slash United Nations 0.97

00:35:49.880 agenda of biomedical tyranny and transhumanism, look no further than the executive order that

00:35:56.480 Joe Biden signed on Monday, just this past Monday. By quietly getting Biden's signature on this

00:36:03.340 document, his handlers may have given us the most ominous sign yet that we stand on the threshold of

00:36:09.220 a technocratic one-world beast system. Prepare to make your stand because it's about to get much

00:36:15.740 more intense. The documents Orwellian title, Executive Order on Advancing Biotechnology and

00:36:23.660 Biomanufacturing Innovation for a Sustainable, Safe and Secure American Bioeconomy, will assure

00:36:29.420 that its significance will fly right over the heads of 99% of the media, even the conservative

00:36:34.580 media. They'll read it and yawn. I plead with everyone reading this article to please

00:36:41.620 not make that same mistake. Because of the arcane scientific language in which this document is

00:36:47.780 written, even most of those who take the time to read and study it, as I assure you Biden did not,

00:36:53.980 will not fully grasp what is being ordered by the White House, and that's where we strive to help.

00:37:02.640 Karen Kingston is a former Pfizer employee and current analyst for the pharmaceutical

00:37:07.600 and medical device industries, helps us decipher what's going on in this executive order.

00:37:13.140 Kingston stated in a Twitter post, let me read between the lines for America. Biden's September

00:37:21.040 12, 2022 executive order declares that Americans must surrender all human rights that stand in the

00:37:26.760 way of transhumanism. Clinical trial safety standards and informed consent will be eradicated

00:37:32.500 as they stand in the way of universally unleashing gene editing technologies needed to merge humans

00:37:38.660 with AI. In order to achieve the societal goals of the new world order, crimes against humanity

00:37:44.480 are not only legal, but mandatory. Now, I did read the entire executive order this afternoon,

00:37:52.480 and I didn't glean anything like that from it. So I would suggest that you read both.

00:37:57.940 And I'm not defending it. I'm not saying it doesn't say that, but I didn't pick it up.

00:38:03.920 Here is one of the most disturbing excerpts from Biden's executive order. This is what I was

00:38:08.960 looking for earlier that I couldn't find. We need to develop genetic engineering technologies and

00:38:16.360 techniques to be able to write circuitry for cells and predictably program biology in the same way

00:38:22.880 in which we write software and program computers, including through computing tools and artificial

00:38:29.980 intelligence. Now that is the section of the executive order that I was looking for and

00:38:35.460 couldn't find but it taken out of context like this i can understand people going

00:38:45.800 but i don't know and it's not cognitive dis and it's maybe it's just

00:38:53.920 maybe it's just me going i i'm not seeing this patrick wood an economist and author of several

00:39:02.120 books on technocracy has been following the transhumanism and global technocracy movements

00:39:07.540 for four decades. And he said that Kingston is not overstating the issue. He said, this executive

00:39:13.540 order is proof the executive branch is now owned lock, stock and barrel by the biomedical slash

00:39:19.320 pharmaceutical industry. It will be kitty bar the door from here on out. The transhumanism

00:39:26.820 within big pharma have completely taken over government policy and taxpayer funds to promote

00:39:32.000 their own anti-human agenda of hacking the software of life, Wood said. It also clearly

00:39:38.760 demonstrates who has the power and who sets the policies in America.

00:39:47.920 The mRNA injections that have already gone into the bodies of at least 70% of adults in the U.S.

00:39:53.360 and a smaller percentage of its children, 90% in Canada, right? That's what they told us.

00:39:57.440 this marks the gateway to transhumanism we have been told this by kingston as well as by the late

00:40:05.400 dr zev zelenko and dr robert malone a co-inventor of the mrna platform leohoman.com was one of the

00:40:13.820 first sites blah blah blah blah blah talzaks who told the world straight up in december of 2017

00:40:19.380 that we have hacked the software of life and that this mrna gene editing biotechnology would be

00:40:26.180 incorporated into vaccines to treat and prevent all manner of illnesses.

00:40:32.260 So, if you guys want to go ahead and read that executive order, it's easily findable

00:40:41.960 on U.S. government websites.

00:40:44.860 Decide for yourself.

00:40:47.040 Decide for yourself.

00:40:48.500 But we do know that the Canadian government is heavily invested in this type of research.

00:40:56.180 this is a great excerpt of canadian dr paul alexander saying the cdc had no science behind 0.97

00:41:05.580 social distancing rules from the dr kelly victory one of my favorite idiotic maneuvers during this 0.95

00:41:12.780 and it happened while you were i think still in the white house was this concept that they rolled 0.94

00:41:18.280 out to the public of social distancing, a completely made up construct that I was vilified

00:41:26.160 for calling out. How in the world did they sell that at the White House level that we should put

00:41:33.780 stickers on the floor and one way stickers in the Walmart aisle, you know, telling people where to

00:41:40.420 stand? Where in the world did that come from? Well, I mean, look, and you know, Dr. Drew and

00:41:47.580 you, Dr. Kelly, you would understand that for as long as possible, there are things that I can speak

00:41:53.340 about and things that I can't speak about. I mean, out of confidentiality and sensitivity.

00:41:58.540 But I could talk about something like this. When I got there, the task force was already about

00:42:03.860 two and a half to three months on deck. Because it started around March, I got there around middle

00:42:09.660 to end of May. And so Fauci, Birx, the whole group were already there. Dr. Redfield, Dr. Hahn,

00:42:16.460 and et cetera. Now, so I had interactions with all of these people in the nature of what I was

00:42:21.200 doing, the bosses that I reported to. I can tell you that on one day, I actually, in a conversation,

00:42:30.420 I had the option to talk to Dr. Redfield. And I would have to tell you that my technical

00:42:36.360 relationships with him have always been very good. I exchanged a lot of technical scientific

00:42:42.140 information himself too to me in our discussion. So, you know, people have the debate about

00:42:48.080 their workings with Dr. Redfield and stuff. I will not get into that. I can only talk about

00:42:52.560 my scientific work with him. So I asked him, I said, so Dr. Redfield, can you tell me, can I,

00:42:59.120 can I get an example of the science and the studies that the CDC

00:43:02.340 used to make that social distancing six feet, et cetera? And he had come to our office to have

00:43:09.860 a discussion with a couple of my bosses and i was there in part of the meetings so i was walking

00:43:15.080 with him after the meeting and um he looked at me in a in a and we got along well and he chuckled

00:43:22.280 and he said paul science this this is para what he said science uh there was no science we made it

00:43:30.740 up and i was stunned i stood there and i looked and said dr edford what do you mean made it up

00:43:36.120 and like I was laughing and he said well you know some people talk 12 feet some said nine some said

00:43:41.720 one some countries talked about three feet it looked like six feet would have worked and so we

00:43:46.920 went with six feet and when I started to share this information that I was so stunned and I

00:43:53.480 couldn't understand how the United States remade a six-feet policy that businesses closed forever

00:43:59.800 because of the six-feet policy people couldn't hold on in their businesses to have six feet

00:44:04.560 between the 12 chairs that they had in their restaurant.

00:44:08.260 They had to close.

00:44:09.580 And some of those business owners self-harmed.

00:44:12.440 We knew because the data was coming from the states

00:44:14.880 up to our office at the HHS first

00:44:17.640 before we wound it up to the White House.

00:44:20.520 And I can tell you,

00:44:21.660 they have business owners that committed suicide

00:44:23.480 because of that six feet rule.

00:44:26.020 It eventually destroyed their lives and their livelihood.

00:44:30.020 And the reality about it,

00:44:31.960 even Scott Gottlieb, I believe,

00:44:34.000 that i believe i heard him say that once in a press release recently more recently that the

00:44:40.440 six feet move was arbitrary and just made up so i was vindicated because that was the fact

00:44:46.320 yeah made it up they made it up they made up a lot of stuff didn't they

00:44:55.680 and it's coming out now but the frustrating thing is guys those people in the middle in

00:45:01.440 their bubbles they don't want to hear it they don't want to hear i don't want to hear it i don't

00:45:05.480 want to hear it i just want to live my life the bubbles are popping one of the reasons this show

00:45:12.380 exists is to pop those bubbles to drag those people out of their bubbles and tell them what's

00:45:17.600 going on i got into a couple of i'm not going to say arguments but i got into a couple of

00:45:21.640 discussions today with a couple of trolls who invaded our comment section the last couple of 0.97

00:45:27.060 nights i don't believe anything this guy says he's just full of crap and somebody else said well 0.98

00:45:32.620 those plastic shields are up for your protection man so you don't give covid you don't get it 0.97

00:45:38.300 and i tried to have a polite conversation with this guy who was writing in all caps i said

00:45:44.640 do you know anything about air circulation sir well i said do you know anything about the

00:45:51.460 transmission of a virus or this virus because i've read a lot about that do you know anything

00:45:55.160 about that i know if you spit on somebody they're gonna get it i said no that's not true at all

00:45:59.800 and he kept ranting and raving and ranting and raving and finally i had to block him that's

00:46:05.560 what i do guys i'll give them a chance i'll give them some rope i will let them try and make a case 0.99

00:46:11.560 these trolls and if they can't if all they can do is yell scream bitch moan whine complain call 0.98

00:46:17.780 names instigate they're gone and i think we're going to start seeing more and more and more of 0.98

00:46:25.080 them as things get tougher and tougher and tougher and as winter gets closer and closer and closer

00:46:29.940 so i ask you please don't engage with them if they're here tonight i can't see if they are but

00:46:35.540 if they're here tonight just ignore them all they're trying to do is get to you that's it

00:46:40.840 that's all and then once they do get you to say something awful they report you and you get banned

00:46:47.000 that's what happens so don't do it what i will ask you to do is like and share this show

00:46:54.400 get it out to as many people as possible for every one troll we bring in we do bring in 20

00:46:59.900 bubble people or more the show is growing other shows like this are growing as well

00:47:06.640 and that's thanks to people like you so thank you look at this from the gateway pundit another

00:47:12.480 canadian athlete and doctor dies suddenly during a cycling event in quebec due to cardiac arrest

00:47:18.960 there's a lot of cardiac arrest going on these days far more than normal and there was a lot

00:47:25.100 before mostly in younger people though now this guy i will say was in his mid-50s so not unusual

00:47:32.020 for a man in his mid-50s to have a heart attack or stroke depending on the type of shape he's in

00:47:38.220 right another canadian doctor died suddenly saturday during a cycling event reportedly due

00:47:43.360 cardiac arrest cardiologist and department head dr carl eric ganye 56 died during the defeat du

00:47:50.380 park la maurice national park a three-day 65-mile cycling event in quebec reports from the scene

00:47:59.660 indicate the rescuers attempted to use a defibrillator defibrillator and perform cardiac

00:48:04.560 massage on the biker but were unsuccessful it is with great sadness that i learned yesterday of

00:48:10.480 Carl Eric Gagne, a longtime friend of the Grand Challenge,

00:48:13.480 who participated in eight editions, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

00:48:17.020 So they go on and they give their speech.

00:48:19.720 56-year-old cardiologist, Antoine Riviere, Carl,

00:48:22.500 so they tell us all about him.

00:48:26.620 I want, on my personal behalf and on behalf of the entire Grand Challenge team

00:48:33.100 to convey my deepest condolences to his wife, Chantel, and his loved ones.

00:48:37.800 Pierre Lavoie stated in an interview

00:48:40.580 I see a lot of people around me dying of heart disease

00:48:43.800 and that's not normal

00:48:45.200 it's about people who die suddenly from the heart

00:48:49.940 without warning and without having any signs or problems

00:48:53.100 there's a reason it's not normal

00:48:54.980 what is happening

00:48:56.400 there are doubts about the kinds of scars

00:48:58.940 that there would be on the right and left ventricles of the heart

00:49:02.520 so-called fibrosis

00:49:03.700 which could create cardiac arrhythmia

00:49:05.740 These people have now reached 60, 70, 75 years old.

00:49:09.780 And there seems to be a phenomenon that we're observing.

00:49:12.100 We just want to investigate to see some hypothesis.

00:49:17.500 Interesting, isn't it?

00:49:21.540 And yet the people in the middle do not want to hear it.

00:49:26.100 We have to tell them.

00:49:28.600 And if that means collecting every single story and saving it in your favorites, then that's what you do.

00:49:33.780 Or compile them all together.

00:49:35.740 Young athletes

00:49:38.980 Dropping dead

00:49:42.340 Young people in general 1.00

00:49:44.680 Who shouldn't have these kinds of conditions 0.94

00:49:46.500 Dropping dead

00:49:47.220 This is an interesting story

00:49:51.280 From TrueNorthTNC.News

00:49:52.820 Liberal censorship bill

00:49:54.240 A power grab over free speech

00:49:56.520 From the former commissioner

00:49:57.980 Of the CRTC

00:50:00.240 Which is the Canadian Radio Television

00:50:02.120 Commission

00:50:04.540 a former commissioner of the crtc called the trudeau government's internet regulation bill c11

00:50:13.600 a power grab over human communications and remember guys this goes in front of the senate next week

00:50:20.180 bill c11 and if they pass this bill this could mean that this show and shows like it are just

00:50:28.840 suddenly gone from your screen even on rumble because it'll be a government initiative to seek

00:50:36.460 and destroy shows like this according to black locks reporter former commissioner timothy denton

00:50:43.460 testified before the senate transport and communications committee on wednesday

00:50:47.060 denton is currently serving as a chair on the internet society and has been vocal about his

00:50:52.700 opposition to the bill in the past. It captures virtually all online audio and video, said Denton.

00:50:59.360 This bill is a power grab over human communications across the internet and therefore deserves our

00:51:05.520 distinct disdain. Bill C-11 would allow the CRTC to essentially regulate what content Canadians

00:51:12.980 post online. The government claims the bill's objective is to update the Broadcasting Act,

00:51:17.840 which would force big tech companies like Facebook to pay for Canadian content.

00:51:22.000 However, the law has received wide condemnation as an affront to free speech by industry experts.

00:51:28.920 C-11 declares all audio and visual content on the Internet to be broadcasts, said Denton.

00:51:34.680 It's a kind of reverse takeover of the Internet.

00:51:36.940 The tiny Canadian broadcasting system can take on the world of the Internet by the mere trick of redefining broadcasting.

00:51:44.020 C-11 is that bold and that absurd.

00:51:47.840 although canadian heritage minister pablo rodriguez has maintained the law would not

00:51:54.280 extend to user user generated content current crtc chair ian scott admitted during testimony

00:52:01.040 in the house of commons that it would subject said content to regulatory regime section 4.2

00:52:08.340 allows the crtc to prescribe by regulation user uploaded content subject to very explicit criteria

00:52:14.400 that is also in the act said scott the commission could for example issue certain rules with respect

00:52:21.120 to discoverability could perhaps issue rules to respond to certain concerns on accessibility

00:52:26.060 university of ottawa professor and chair in internet and e-commerce law michael geist

00:52:31.080 also penned a blog post on the flaws of bill c11 following wednesday's hearings the effect of

00:52:37.040 significant new regulatory costs on these big tech services is likely to spark one of two responses

00:52:42.380 Some services will simply pass along the cost to consumers in the form of new can-con surcharges, while others will likely block the Canadian marketplace altogether.

00:52:53.920 Isn't that interesting?

00:53:01.640 Americans' First Amendment rights, you're asking right now, what can you do? What can you do?

00:53:06.780 Find out who the senators are in your province and then write to them.

00:53:12.380 senate of canada easy and say this is ridiculous having said that if they did and you know what

00:53:24.400 they say the crt is a crtc is an arms length government commission right arms length entity

00:53:31.460 kind of like the rcmp but we know the rcmp has become politicized and we know the crtc

00:53:38.700 will be politicized as well that's what far left marxists do they buy off the people in positions

00:53:48.900 of power and then they do their bidding and that's that's it so if justin trudeau's team

00:53:58.820 finds shows like this and others laura lynn maybe they'll just block them take them down block them

00:54:08.700 or limit their exposure to the point where there's three people watching this seriously

00:54:15.060 and then after that it might get 12 views now right now guys this show on average every night

00:54:23.740 i know there's what 900 900 or so people watching live right now this show on average will get

00:54:30.020 probably 10 000 views every night with all of the replays next morning and later on in the night

00:54:38.400 That number could significantly shrink if the liberals get their way here.

00:54:42.660 But the same kind of stuff is going on in a different way in the United States.

00:54:47.300 Americans' First Amendment rights to free speech and to ban or deplatform those who share unauthorized, unauthorized views about COVID and vaccines.

00:54:56.240 The evidence for this comes out of a lawsuit brought by the New Civil Liberties Alliance and the Attorneys General of Missouri and Louisiana.

00:55:02.780 I told you this story last week, but there's a bit more tonight against President Biden filed in May of this year.

00:55:10.640 During the discovery process, the plaintiff sought to identify all meetings with any social media platform relating to content modulation and or misinformation, which is how we now know that such illegal meetings did, in fact, take place.

00:55:26.520 Let me just scroll down here.

00:55:28.360 monthly a unified strategies group usg meeting took place and may still be taking place between

00:55:36.000 a wide variety of government agencies and big tech companies during which topics to be censored and

00:55:41.360 suppressed were and are being discussed censored topics include stories involving covid covid jab

00:55:48.140 refusal especially those involving military refusals and consequences thereof criticism

00:55:53.920 against covid restrictions and their effects on mental health posts talking about testing

00:55:58.560 positive for covid after getting the jab personal stories of covid jab side effects

00:56:02.720 including menstrual irregularities and worries about vaccine passports becoming mandatory

00:56:08.120 according to the new civil liberties alliance now remember these stories are a year old

00:56:13.840 we're already well past this but it's a court case right scores of federal officials have

00:56:21.760 secretly communicated with social media platforms to censor and suppress private speech, federal

00:56:26.760 officials disfavor. This unlawful enterprise has been wildly successful. Under the First Amendment

00:56:33.220 in the United States, the federal government may not police private speech nor pick winners and

00:56:38.120 losers in the marketplace of ideas. But that is precisely what the government has done. We're

00:56:44.140 going to go down here and we're going to check out who has been involved in this. The cybersecurity

00:56:49.820 and Infrastructure Security Agency, the Department of Homeland Security, the FBI's Foreign

00:56:56.460 Influence Task Force, the Justice Department's National Security Division, the Office of the

00:57:01.520 Director of National Intelligence, White House Staff, Health and Human Services, Centers for

00:57:07.080 Disease Control, CDC, the National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, that's Fauci's

00:57:12.680 operation, the Office of the Surgeon General, the Census Bureau, the FDA, the State Department,

00:57:17.580 the U.S. Treasury, the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, and here are the big tech companies

00:57:23.380 involved in the censorship. You got it. Google. Google, who owns YouTube? Facebook, Twitter,

00:57:30.900 YouTube, Reddit, Microsoft, Verizon, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Wikimedia Foundation.

00:57:38.280 While some social media companies may have hesitated to censor on the government's behalf

00:57:42.660 at times facebook was certainly an eager beaver from the get-go as of february 2020 mark zuckerberg

00:57:49.600 was in contact with the state department offering its services to help control information and

00:57:54.840 misinformation related to coronavirus guys this case is going to be huge it is going to blow the

00:58:02.540 lid off of all of this and that's why big tech has been backing off at least a little bit with

00:58:08.920 their censorship in the last couple of months the only problem is that they've got all the money and

00:58:16.180 our side doesn't so the hope is that you get a judge who understands the u.s constitution

00:58:24.020 and rules in favor of the people as he or she should because this is outrageous if you are

00:58:33.060 supposed to be a town square then you should be a town square where everybody's opinion is of

00:58:38.740 equal value and the only time anybody should ever be taken down from any social media platform

00:58:45.440 in my opinion is if they're uttering threats

00:58:48.580 or doing something illegal which is already on the books

00:58:54.500 i'm getting too excited steven kilbo sorry gilbo you know who this guy is former criminal

00:59:05.720 now he's a member of our federal government he says he's ignorant of what woke means doesn't

00:59:11.860 know what woke means he's the environment minister he said today that he had no idea what the

00:59:17.280 definition of woke was in response to accusations launched at him by Pierre Paglia frankly I don't

00:59:24.260 even know what it means to be woke I guess when you're woke you don't think of yourself as woke

00:59:29.500 you just think of yourself as normal, right?

00:59:36.040 There's no woke in his world.

00:59:38.660 There's only far-right extremists.

00:59:43.540 I don't even know what it means to be woke.

00:59:45.220 Woke is a common term.

00:59:46.340 I'm going to describe to you what woke means.

00:59:49.480 You already know what woke means.

00:59:51.820 And he knows what woke means, too.

00:59:54.380 He's just being cute with the media.

00:59:59.500 Should I play this?

01:00:00.700 Okay, I'm going to play this.

01:00:01.620 This is a couple of minutes, speaking of Trudeau,

01:00:04.120 because we've been kind of veering in and out

01:00:05.960 of Justin Trudeau and politics in this episode.

01:00:10.140 This is about a year old.

01:00:11.500 This is Selena Cesar Chavez, who is a former liberal MP.

01:00:16.580 She wrote a book about a year ago,

01:00:17.900 and I hadn't seen this interview.

01:00:19.180 This is a CBC interview.

01:00:21.460 And here she is at the time of her book's release

01:00:24.460 about a year ago, talking about her treatment

01:00:27.240 by the prime minister, Justin Trudeau.

01:00:30.240 She claims, first of all, that she was only hired for that position because she was black.

01:00:37.460 Hired meaning she ran in that riding and won for the Liberals.

01:00:42.420 So listen to her describe the exchange she had with Justin Trudeau the day she called him to tell him that she won't be running again in the next election.

01:00:50.920 I felt tokenized, Andrew. There's evidence of that.

01:00:54.400 In my role with the prime minister, the three international events that I attended were the state visit to Washington, in which I only met Obama.

01:01:04.080 I had no other meetings or anything else to do during that whole time.

01:01:09.300 The opening of the National African-American Museum in Washington.

01:01:13.840 Again, no other meetings.

01:01:15.440 And the inauguration of President Okufa Ado in Ghana.

01:01:18.940 All three of those international events had a very specific focus.

01:01:22.720 and it was related to my blackness.

01:01:25.680 It was embarrassing to know that I was not actually hired

01:01:28.280 because I was strategic or because I had business acumen

01:01:31.660 or research background. 0.99

01:01:32.800 It was for my blackness and that I didn't appreciate.

01:01:37.060 So the frustration that you would have been feeling

01:01:39.700 at this time ultimately culminates

01:01:42.340 in a pretty explosive exchange over the phone

01:01:46.600 between you and the prime minister,

01:01:48.920 where you say what?

01:01:52.020 Well, the conversation was a courtesy call to tell him that I was no longer going to be running in the 2019 election.

01:01:59.960 And what I had thought naively was that I was going to get the prime minister saying, you know, Selina, I value your contribution.

01:02:07.940 I hope that you run again.

01:02:10.220 I didn't get any of that. 0.85

01:02:11.540 What I got was, you know, Selina, I can't have you make this announcement today because Jody Wilson-Raybould resigned today and I can't have two powerful women of color leave.

01:02:20.260 He went on to talk about his privilege and how people keep talking about his privilege.

01:02:24.320 He went on to say that I should appreciate him.

01:02:26.760 I should appreciate what he's done for me in the time that I've been in government, as if I didn't work hard. 1.00

01:02:32.380 And at the end of it, you know, at the end of his rant, I said, you know, motherfucker, who the fuck do you think you're talking to? 0.99

01:02:39.480 You know, if he had spoken to any member of my constituency, any one hundred and thirty thousand member of of Whitby that way, I would have had said the exact same thing. 1.00

01:02:48.980 and I'd likely do it again.

01:02:50.620 Okay, but I mean, that's a hell of a thing to say

01:02:53.680 to the prime minister of the country, right?

01:02:55.680 Well, it's not just a hell of a thing to say

01:02:57.560 to the prime minister.

01:02:58.460 When the prime minister is speaking to me like a child,

01:03:01.760 like someone that he happens to own within his government,

01:03:06.500 what am I supposed to say?

01:03:07.520 Am I still supposed to be polite in that context?

01:03:11.020 All right.

01:03:12.620 That's a year ago.

01:03:14.480 That tells you pretty much everything you need to know

01:03:16.900 about justin trudeau and jody wilson raybold in her book pretty much described the same kind of

01:03:23.480 a thing in her final exchange with the asshat hey guys would you get onto an electric plane

01:03:31.700 like seriously an electric plane to actually fly somewhere

01:03:39.220 would you nope i wouldn't not a chance air canada is buying 30 electric planes from heart aerospace

01:03:52.500 they signed this deal electric hybrid aircraft currently under development by some company in

01:04:00.720 sweden the montreal-based carrier said in a news release today that the es-30 regional aircraft

01:04:07.400 which will be able to carry 30 passengers, is expected to enter service in 2028.

01:04:13.200 Air Canada is purchasing the aircrafts from Hart Aerospace, Sweden, blah, blah, blah.

01:04:18.380 In addition to the electric fleet, Air Canada has also acquired a U.S. $5 million equity stake

01:04:25.860 in Hart Aerospace under the agreement. The agreement is a step toward Air Canada's goal

01:04:30.760 of net zero emissions by 2050 said the company's ceo and president michael russo in the news release

01:04:38.280 seems like every company every large corporation every large corporate entity across the world is

01:04:46.020 in on this whole nightmare and yet the people that espouse it the most continue to fly around

01:04:53.420 in jet fuel powered aircraft

01:04:56.260 with motorcades

01:04:59.080 numbering 30 to 40

01:05:00.880 gas guzzling SUVs

01:05:08.020 yachts

01:05:08.540 that burn so much fuel

01:05:10.100 they poison the oceans

01:05:11.360 according to the left

01:05:13.740 if there was a real climate emergency

01:05:18.920 would they be doing those things?

01:05:20.380 no

01:05:20.620 would they be leading by example?

01:05:22.660 yes

01:05:23.040 but they're not and that's been the problem with this whole covid nightmare as well

01:05:30.220 you hear a governor a premier a president a prime minister say you can't travel and

01:05:37.060 then what do you see them doing two days later

01:05:39.660 maskless partying in some sky palace

01:05:47.700 flying from ottawa to thunder bay the health minister patty hidu at the time

01:05:56.060 you shouldn't travel for thanksgiving you shouldn't travel at all as a matter of fact

01:06:00.760 stay off planes and what does she do travels to thunder bay from ottawa five times in two weeks

01:06:07.460 no no no no no no if they were taking this seriously guys none of that would have happened

01:06:16.920 now this speaking of planes this is a fantastic story it also happened too with the uh governor

01:06:27.020 abbott from texas sending a couple of plane loads of uh illegal aliens to kamala harris's house

01:06:35.900 in california just dropped him off on her front lawn apparently now i understand these are real

01:06:41.600 people and we shouldn't joke about real people's lives but just the whole gist of this right after

01:06:47.380 all these far left-wing democrat politicians are saying don't worry there's no problem at the

01:06:53.240 border you can handle whatever happens down there it's no problem at all and texas and florida 0.98

01:07:02.120 southern states are all getting flooded by these illegal immigrants migrants as they're called 1.00

01:07:08.120 and finally they've had enough so what they're starting to do is bust these people up to the 1.00

01:07:14.320 northern and coastal states that are mostly democratic and they can't take it this story

01:07:20.900 here is about how uh how dissent has sent two planes of illegal aliens to martha's vineyard

01:07:27.200 the home of the obama family so ron dissent has yesterday sent two planes of illegal aliens to

01:07:36.680 martha's vineyard the illegal aliens will now live near barack obama's estate the obamas recently

01:07:41.920 purchased a beachfront estate on martha's vineyard there it is right there and how many times look

01:07:46.500 at there is the beach right there but aren't the oceans rising barack shouldn't you be concerned

01:07:51.780 why would you buy a multi-million dollar property knowing that the ocean is going to absolutely wipe

01:07:56.680 everything you own out in five maybe ten short years there's more hypocrisy but that's not what

01:08:05.640 this story is about, at least not in that way. The Obamas should be happy to welcome the illegals 0.94

01:08:11.840 to their little sanctuary city. Fox News reported Florida Governor Ron DeSantis followed through 0.99

01:08:16.860 on his promise to drop off illegal immigrants in progressive states, sending two planes full

01:08:22.080 of migrants to Martha's Vineyard Wednesday. A video provided to Fox News Digital shows the

01:08:27.440 migrants deporting the planes at Martha's Vineyard Airport in Massachusetts. Yes, Florida can confirm

01:08:33.820 Two planes with illegal immigrants that arrived in Martha's Vineyard today were part of the state's relocation program to transport illegal immigrants to sanctuary destinations.

01:08:43.800 The governor's communications director said, where is this? Is this the video?

01:08:48.680 Yeah, OK, let's watch the video. Let's see the video here.

01:08:51.280 All the illegal migrants getting off the plane at the airport for Martha's Vineyard. Here they are.

01:09:00.260 Wait a minute.

01:09:03.820 okay well we don't need to see a video of people deplaning but i mean that that is funny

01:09:11.780 don't you think i mean it's them saying all right if you want to bring all these people

01:09:16.860 into the country let's see how you like it let's see how you let's see how you deal with all these 1.00

01:09:24.640 newcomers now i have nothing against immigration i have nothing against people of color 1.00

01:09:33.680 and i want you guys to understand that i don't want anybody watching this to conflate my amusement

01:09:39.360 with this whole situation with the fact that or try to point out that that makes me racist that

01:09:46.140 does not make me racist because i don't care what their skin color their culture i don't care about

01:09:51.380 that what i do care about is immigration should be a very very very rigid thing to get through 0.98

01:09:59.040 you shouldn't be able to just walk across a border and apparently these migrants some of

01:10:06.840 these migrants according to fox news reporters and others are saying the border is wide open 1.00

01:10:11.220 we just walked over i believe that when you immigrate to a country you should have to go

01:10:20.180 through a process a rigid one you have to work for your citizenship in your new country right

01:10:26.420 It makes you appreciate it more.

01:10:31.200 That's all I'm saying about that.

01:10:34.820 Shouldn't just walk in and expect handouts from the government, which is what's been going on down there for the past two years.

01:10:41.560 Apparently, five million illegals have walked into the United States in the last couple of years since Biden's been president.

01:10:47.940 I'm not so sure how many have walked into Canada.

01:10:51.420 But it's a lot, probably not as many as that. 0.93

01:10:53.640 check out roxham road in quebec for more this was disturbing

01:10:59.660 china tells russia they're willing to work together as great powers they had a meeting

01:11:05.380 today these two president xi ping president xi xi and of course we all know who that is

01:11:14.880 chinese president xi jinping told his russian counterpart vladimir putin on thursday

01:11:22.540 that Beijing was willing to work with Moscow as great powers

01:11:26.560 during the first trip overseas since the early days of the pandemic.

01:11:31.520 China is willing to make efforts with Russia to assume the role of great powers

01:11:35.800 and play a guiding role to inject stability and positive energy

01:11:39.280 into a world rocked by social turmoil, Xi told Putin

01:11:43.980 during a leader's summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization

01:11:48.080 in Samarkand, Uzbekistan.

01:11:51.060 well we've heard about the BRICS nations we've heard about russia and china getting together

01:11:58.280 and forming a new alliance which has never been the case but here it is

01:12:06.340 apparently there's trouble in taiwan as well

01:12:12.800 couple that with the trouble in ukraine

01:12:17.020 we could be heading for some kind of conflict you guys i don't know people are suggesting that

01:12:27.060 we're on the brink not that i want to worry you but that's just what some people are saying but

01:12:36.160 i'm not so sure i like russia and china becoming these two powerful allies

01:12:41.600 i'm going to leave you on a happy note even though this story has to do

01:12:48.400 with the death of a woman she was 111 years old story comes from the cbc

01:12:57.060 i don't worry too much and i'm nice to people woman believed to have been the oldest manitoban

01:13:06.420 dies at 111 never change be yourself don't worry and everything will work out those are the words

01:13:14.480 of Jemima Westcott's family remembers her saying at family birthdays and celebrations Westcott known

01:13:23.500 better as mime died on August 24th at the Dinsdale personal care home in Brandon at age 111 she was

01:13:31.860 one of few canadians to become a super centenarian having not only lived past her 100th birthday but

01:13:38.400 past her 110th and may have been the oldest person living in manitoba it's hard to believe

01:13:44.020 she's gone it just seems like she's always been there said her son 77 from winnipeg well she has

01:13:51.120 always been there ron to you isn't that weird this is you know would you want to live to 111

01:14:01.840 i suppose i would if i could be healthy and everybody else was going to live to that age too

01:14:08.080 but outliving everybody would would be weird you're the only one left of all of your friends

01:14:15.120 and family and yeah you may have a couple of grandkids and whatnot but

01:14:19.200 that's like that's not like family that's like

01:14:24.600 that's something else all together great great great grandkids that's descendants man that's

01:14:34.500 not family well i suppose it is depending on your relationship but this is it was amazing

01:14:41.500 when we think of what she lived through the spanish flu she lived through the two world wars

01:14:46.940 mime was still active reading books watching sports and even making a trip to north dakota

01:14:52.500 in july with family where she got to meet her newest great-grandson 111

01:15:00.540 it's kind of a cool story isn't it just thought i'd throw that in there for you

01:15:07.780 the route did i just mute myself the the worldwide freedom rally not saturday it is tomorrow night

01:15:23.480 six o'clock at the ledge for those of you who live in manitoba i believe all of the other

01:15:28.580 worldwide rallies happening across the country are happening on saturday but the one in manitoba

01:15:34.020 is happening friday night this is from what this is the latest intel i've gotten and if i'm wrong

01:15:41.400 on this it would be much easier if the organizers of these rallies would just email me as opposed

01:15:48.360 to me having to look through all the groups and and find everything on my own or rely on somebody

01:15:54.460 else because um it's difficult when you're trying to get information to put out on a show

01:16:02.860 So but this is something I've always stressed to the any of the organizers in this part of the country, that if you guys have something that you want me to get on, then just send me the information and I'll be happy to do it for you.

01:16:15.660 It's no problem for me, but it makes it easier if I have the correct information and it's right from the person who has been organizing the thing.

01:16:24.360 That's all I'm saying. So anyway, from what I've heard, this worldwide rally is happening tomorrow at the ledge in Winnipeg at six o'clock.

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The Shadoe Davis Show - September 16, 2022

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