00:03:24.960Depends what else I've got going for that night.
00:03:28.500Oh, guests coming up in the not-too-distant future.
00:03:32.080We're going to have Derek Frum, constitutional and employment lawyer from Calgary on the show next Wednesday night.
00:03:40.800Ainsley McSorley is a physical fitness trainer and life coach here in Winnipeg.
00:03:46.060She'll be coming on the show next week as well.
00:03:48.340Brent Allery from the band Reckon So is going to be coming on, too.
00:03:51.460We had an interesting conversation, he and I, today about all the different offers he's had to play at all the different freedom festivals that are going to be happening in southern Manitoba later this spring and in the summer.
00:04:02.080And we found it interesting. There was so many different festivals with so many different organizers planned. And we thought, wouldn't it be great? And I think you guys know what I'm going to say, but I'm going to say it anyway.
00:04:16.900wouldn't it be great if we could get all those organizers together under one tent
00:04:24.780and put on one huge mega fest freedom fest one instead of driving out to
00:04:37.400boziger and then off to dauphin and then off to nipawad one big huge festival i don't care where
00:04:49.080it is could be anywhere this is the thing of it like we could we could put names in a hat as long
00:04:54.640as it's a proper place with enough area for thousands of people because i think thousands
00:05:00.560of people would want to attend now i'm not saying we're going to have huge names appear at this
00:05:07.320thing you know but we'll have some entertainment for you definitely and things to do fun things to
00:05:14.960do it's just got to get it all together that's all i've ever asked so we're going to talk more
00:05:22.900about getting it together in the next few nights as well oh oh i met with uh jeff stone from tacit
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00:29:13.100These board memberships are far from symbolic.
00:29:16.120According to the World Economic Forum, the Board of Trustees act as guardians of its mission and values and are its highest level government's body.
00:29:24.900Similarly, board members of the Aspen Institute Kiev are responsible for providing counsel to the president as well as governance over the business, affairs and property of the institute.
00:29:34.940What would happen if acting as a guardian for the World Economic Forum came into conflict with acting as a guardian for Canada's public finances, which is Freeland's day job?
00:29:44.260What would happen if providing counsel to the Aspen Institute president came into conflict with providing counsel to Canada's governor general, which is part of Freeland's day job as a member of the Privy Council?
00:29:58.020Writing in the New York Times in 2011, Freeland described Schwab as a rather traditionally European social democrat who aims to encourage among participants a kind of noblest oblige or its modern equivalent stakeholder capitalism.
00:30:10.860I'm really starting to hate that expression, aren't you?
00:30:17.080The political tradition that Freeland is describing originated with the reaction of privileged liberal elites rebelling against Europe's feudal past, a world away from contemporary Canada.
00:30:28.540Search the 2019 Liberal Party's campaign platform and you won't find a single reference to stakeholder capitalism.
00:30:34.060Yet, as a member of the board of trustees of Schwab's outfit, Freeland is implicitly or explicitly committed to importing this brand of European social democracy into a Canadian ethos originally founded on individual rights and free market capitalism, which in turn is premised on maximizing shareholder value.
00:30:54.380well canada has drifted considerably leftward since its founding a wholesale adoption of
00:30:59.520corporate philosophy and governance ethos sorry governance ethos imported from an exclusive
00:31:04.260gathering of the self-loathing rich who espouse these ideas over cocktails in the swiss alps
00:31:09.680would be nothing less than a subversion of canadian democracy like its first cousin the
00:31:15.760great reset which bizarrely aims to bring in environmental considerations under the purview
00:31:20.240of central banks, the innocuous sounding stakeholder capitalism is committed to destroying
00:31:25.780the foundation of Anglo-American free market capitalism and replacing it with a system
00:31:30.840where governments and their cronies in Davos tell private businesses what they need to
00:32:05.200And this came out over a year ago, this article.
00:32:12.000This is what you've been saying, I'm sure.
00:32:14.240This is what you've been saying to the people that you know.
00:32:17.680Right. There it is. It's right there in the left wing corporate media. And yes, the National Post these days is sadly the left wing corporate media. There it is right there. So go ahead and grab this story. Here's what you do. You Google National Post Christia Freeland World Economic Forum. And this story is going to pop up.
00:32:38.400so if you've been having conversations because again jeff stone and i tremendous conversation
00:32:43.500we're sitting at a tim hortons right and the place was crowded with average people
00:32:48.700and he said to me you and i know what's going on but look around in the restaurant do you think any
00:32:57.780of these people really understand what's going to happen to them in the next year two years three
00:33:03.560years do you think they know or they just blissfully trying to blunder their way through
00:33:08.300through their lives women getting together for their weekly bowl session
00:33:13.780guys sitting around every morning at seven o'clock talking about sports which is fine it's fine it's
00:33:20.680fine i'm not you know saying it's not go ahead get together because we all need these outside
00:33:26.840distractions in order not to go crazy but we all need to be aware of these things don't you think
00:33:32.940now i understand that that article was fairly bloated and high-minded sounding right
00:33:41.000it's written by an academic but ultimately if we translate it pick it apart or just read the last
00:33:50.280freaking sentence then don't you think that would get these people engaged and don't you think
00:33:56.420they'd be looking for more that's all it takes remember when you first found out about what was
00:34:02.560going on somebody may have slipped you an article through messenger or email or something and because
00:34:08.880the person who sent it to you you trust them you've known them for a while so you click on it
00:34:13.340and you read it and you go what and what do you do after that because you can't unsee it
00:34:22.180what did you do after that you went looking for more didn't you
00:34:27.700well that's what we have to do we have to find that one thing that one article that they will
00:34:35.960have faith in because it came from you or it's been written in a publication they trust or
00:34:40.580whatever we need to find that one thing that will get them curious because once they get curious
00:34:47.440that's it they're down the rabbit hole hopefully they come back because sometimes it's tough to
00:34:54.900climb your way out of one of those things but that is one of the things we need to do you guys
00:34:59.960i believe that is one of the things we really need to do
00:35:04.140what's going on in the comment section
00:35:08.380uh you know what this is this is cool from andy william
00:35:17.680carry young obviously referring to carry young sub tweet or some sub comment i must say your
00:35:28.200posts are lovely and interesting too we're not friends on facebook only this page i tried sending
00:35:32.380you a friend request but it didn't seem to go through kindly click on my profile here
00:35:35.960in the comment section and send me a request if you don't mind thank you that's what i was
00:35:40.300talking about at the beginning of the show connecting people man that's one of the big
00:35:47.620things about this particular show i guess maybe because it's on every night at the same time
00:35:52.460people come right and they just hang out for a while and they meet like-minded people and it's
00:35:58.040it's kind of cool so if we can you know help a person who is sitting at home
00:36:05.020by themselves thinking they're going crazy then that's what we should do
00:36:12.100all right i got sent this article i think about 389 times in the past 24 hours i woke up this
00:36:22.960morning guys i'm not even kidding it when i woke up this morning it was like 7 30 and i already had
00:36:27.86093 facebook messages and i thought wow that's a lot right and i i'm gonna say two-thirds of
00:36:37.800those messages were this article people wanted me to see it so i would put it on the show i'm
00:36:45.100thinking and this article actually is based upon a recent show by viva fry who i still haven't yet
00:36:53.420been able to excuse me managed to get in contact with so i can get him on this show but once i do
00:37:00.180i'm gonna that's the other thing guys i'm very tenacious when it comes to this stuff if i say
00:37:06.360I'm going to get somebody on the show, then I'm going to get them on the show. It might take me
00:37:10.240a while, but I'll do it. So anyway, this comes from farmersforum.com. Let me just click and drag
00:37:19.740here. Based in Montreal, the Canadian government trampled on fundamental human rights with its
00:37:24.920COVID restrictions, then overreached on dealing with the Freedom Convoy and must now answer to
00:37:30.960numerous lawsuits, including one by a former premier says a well-respected constitutional
00:37:35.480lawyer speaking on viva fry's youtube channel uh back in march keith wilson noted that the
00:37:43.920mischief charges against his client and convoy leader tamara leach will not be successful she
00:37:49.500counseled truckers to move in order to comply with police demands not to block emergency lanes he said
00:37:55.620and we've been telling you guys that forever but it's like singing to the choir remember that that
00:38:02.660assignment that school assignment that i showed you last night from the transcona middle school
00:38:08.260that was not included none of this was included in that assignment it was all very one-sided
00:38:16.160that assignment and that's why the parents of students in that school should be absolutely
00:38:22.340outraged anyway wilson is also a lawyer for former newfoundland premier brian peckford who is suing
00:38:30.520the federal government for breaching the Charter of Rights by preventing unvaccinated people from
00:38:34.640leaving the country or getting on a bus, a train, or a ship. Obviously, we're going to be able to1.00
00:38:39.060establish charter breaches, Wilson said, adding that the government restricted mobility, security
00:38:44.960of the person, and freedom of conscience. Have you guys, and be honest, have you guys read
00:38:51.840the Charter of Rights and Freedoms? Go ahead, write down in the comments, and do not be embarrassed
00:39:26.960Wilson said, this lawyer, Wilson said he would not be able to live with himself if he hadn't
00:39:34.860helped the Freedom Convoy when he got the call for help from the Justice Center for
00:39:39.000Constitutional Freedoms back on February 1st.
00:39:42.580I've been so concerned about the direction of our country, he said.
00:39:47.100I've been so fundamentally concerned about the trampling of civil liberties and the loss
00:39:52.200of rights and the overreacting to COVID.
00:39:54.120But I have been so concerned about the future for my children deeply, deeply concerned and was inspired by what the truckers were doing.
00:40:03.280Wilson also clarified the Freedom Convoy protest was not illegal at any point, even though Prime Minister Trudeau called it illegal and big media went along with that.
00:40:14.460Well, this is what we've been saying as well, right?
00:40:16.220in fact an ontario supreme court judge sided with the convoy when an injunction against honking
00:40:24.080horns was declared the court also stated that provided the terms of this order are complied
00:40:28.980with the defendants and other persons remain at liberty to engage in a peaceful lawful and safe
00:40:35.540protest and we also know that any bad things that happened in that crowd came from plants
00:40:44.240we know that they were planted those people with those confederate flags and those swastika flags
00:40:50.420they were planted by either antifa or the government or both we know this we also know0.62
00:40:57.140sadly that the rcmp screwed with equipment at coots alberta and planted weapons there too
00:41:03.600sadly it's already been testified to by the police chief of ottawa that they found no weapons
00:41:13.000at the convoy in ottawa they found no weapons it's on the record anyway
00:41:20.280reality on the ground was often not being reported well ottawa police often announced they
00:41:28.980had made a number of arrests during the freedom convoy protests they never mentioned that many
00:41:33.900incidents were called in by truckers after people who slit their tires or cut their gas lines
00:41:40.920as Wilson said. Police also negotiated with truckers as to which streets they would be
00:41:45.880allowed to block during the protest. Guys, the same thing happened here in Winnipeg.
00:41:49.620It was the same thing. There was a constant dialogue with the police
00:41:53.000so that there would be no problems, right? That's what you do. You work with law enforcement in the
00:42:00.920city you happen to be protesting in. So police negotiated with the truckers as to which streets
00:42:06.280they'd be allowed to block. When things heated up, the police blocked off Laurier Avenue to
00:42:11.200prevent east-west traffic flow, even though there was not one truck or protest vehicle on that
00:42:17.680street. The attorney general's reason for freezing bank accounts was based on an affidavit by a
00:42:22.220police officer who based his testimony on what he read in the news, Wilson said, adding that courts
00:42:29.600don't rely on third-party hearsay. It's that ridiculous. We ran into the problem of circularity
00:42:35.840all the time of media saying something police then saying well there's news saying it so it
00:42:42.000must be true if the media is saying it well you know then we can go ahead and and enforce it well
00:42:47.020that's not how it works wilson is already sending some early confirmation that the truckers and
00:42:54.320their supporters have been slandered barry mckellup director deputy director of fin track
00:42:59.940the federal organization that goes after terrorist funds and criminal money laundering told the
00:43:04.880Commons Finance Committee, there was not a shred of illegal activity associated with the trucker
00:43:09.860convoy. Said McKillop, there were people around the world who were fed up with COVID and were
00:43:15.360upset and saw the demonstrations. I believe they just wanted to support the cause. It was their
00:43:20.660own money. It wasn't money that funded terrorism or was in any way money laundering. Wilson said
00:43:26.480there was nothing to justify using the Federal Emergencies Act. This is government writing a
00:43:32.160blank check over your rights in your life this was a retaliatory measure by an authoritarian
00:43:37.500petulant child prime minister latching out oh man an authoritarian petulant child prime minister
00:43:45.200lashing out that's awesome further to my discussion with jeff stone today
00:43:53.980we talked about that we talked about the police intervention we talked about the government
00:44:06.320actually saying illegal protest all the time all the time we talked about the slanderous
00:44:14.480expressions they used to describe the people who went to the convoy right
00:44:18.260um if we had a media in this country that had any interest at all in supporting
00:44:28.300the news none of this none of the last two years would have happened guys i want you to watch
00:44:37.140this little piece here no it's not that piece it's this one here media bias in canada open
00:44:42.500mic with michael theason and um i'm gonna try and get michael theason on the air
00:44:47.380he's gonna come on the show he's got to come on the show one of these nights because
00:44:52.520former media people like i love having these types of people on the show because sometimes
00:44:58.080my voice can get a little bit redundant right like a hockey coach he's lost the room after a
00:45:02.940while you're gonna go yeah yeah shadow same thing same thing but when other people start saying it
00:45:07.580it means just a little bit more. Check this four-minute piece out.
00:45:11.360I understand why people watch the news. For years, people have looked to our media to get
00:45:18.180information about what's going on around the real world. And that's been a source of freedom
00:45:25.020in years past. A free press is an important part of a thriving society. But what we've seen happen
00:45:33.660in the news recently, is that the standards of journalism shifted.
00:45:43.180You know what? This is not a legal procedure.
00:45:46.500Fighting for a second term as a deadly pandemic gets worse.
00:45:50.320If we were to invent the CBC wholeheartedly for the 21st century, I'd make sure that CBC has the
00:45:57.440funding necessary to run as a 21st century operation. Where do we continue to fund and
00:46:04.220how do we continue to fund it? All I know is the funding needs to be substantial and significant.
00:46:09.160I don't think Canadians realize how bought and paid for our Canadian media is. Our Canadian
00:46:16.600government pays CBC $1.4 billion a year. Just recently, a report was released
00:46:27.180that over 1,500 news outlets, either individuals or organizations, received up to $141 million
00:46:36.660in COVID-19 relief. The way that things are set up, the editor tells the investigator what to write,
00:46:46.640yays or nays the stories. And the editor is responsible to the people paying the bills
00:46:54.180of the news. All of that contributes to what we see in the news. The Black Lives Matter protests
00:47:03.060were literally burning cities. There was billions of dollars of damage, while the entire time it was0.89
00:47:11.900framed as mostly peaceful. Dozens of American cities up in flames after some protests turned
00:47:22.680into riots often followed by looting the city became a war zone after attempting to breach
00:47:31.580television studios large groups torch police cruisers as officers fired back with rubber
00:47:37.520bullets with banks burned highway shut down and city hall on fire in nashville and then you have
00:47:44.000the Canadian trucking convoy. A bunch of truckers, farmers who have descended upon Ottawa in order to
00:47:55.320end the mandates. That has been framed as violent, racist, and occupation.
00:48:05.420For me to come and really support the freedom movement. First day where I was called the white
00:48:10.200supremacists. Do you see the difference there? Black Lives Matter, literally calling people to
00:48:29.080bend the knee to their collectivist agenda. You can go to their website and read it.
00:48:34.500framed as wonderful and peaceful by the media, framed by wonderful and peaceful by our
00:48:41.100prime minister. You can spin any story any way you want. The heartbreak is that we expected
00:48:51.500more of our mainstream media. And in the past, in my parents' generation, you started to see the
00:48:58.020slip, but now it is obvious. The good news is that people are waking up to the obvious dishonesty
00:49:04.960of these mainstream outlets. Despite getting $1.5 billion of taxpayers' money, data from CRTC
00:49:12.800show that CBC has dropped to less than 3.9% of viewership across Canada. So not all media
00:49:21.000is not worthy of your trust. You just have to be very careful to listen to how stories are framed.
00:49:28.200You've got to start investigating. We live in a world where knowledge is accessible literally at
00:49:34.500the click of your fingertips. Read 10 articles, read five from one side and five from another side
00:49:43.180and read research instead of just buying the same old government propaganda that's coming out
00:49:54.760of our news outlets. Okay. Liberty Coalition of Canada, write it down. Liberty Coalition of
00:50:04.020Canada. Okay. And where can you find that? Because that might be a good one to send a normie
00:50:10.740open mic with michael teeson you see that guys right there at the bottom that's how you find
00:50:16.780that and it's a four and a half minute video right find that and then send it to somebody
00:50:26.120send it to somebody make sure that friend sees it
00:50:31.820i can tell you i've always been one of these guys who's suspicious right i've always asked
00:50:42.460questions i wouldn't say suspicious that's wrong skeptical right like prove it show me
00:50:50.100so i've always been asking questions at the beginning of all this i was asking questions
00:50:56.180and the pushback was ah don't worry about it it's going to be gone soon well it wasn't gone soon
00:51:01.820And the more questions I asked as time went on, the more people got angrier and angrier.
00:51:07.780Shut up and just do what you're told kind of thing, right?
00:51:10.620And here we are now if we fast forward two years.
00:51:15.440But at some point along the way, it was my friend Lindsay sent me something on email or maybe it was even through LinkedIn or like, like I never use LinkedIn anymore.
00:51:27.160but i read this one thing that she sent me and i went whoa linds you got any more
00:51:34.040right like is there any more stuff and so she sent me a mountain of things and based upon what she
00:51:42.260sent me i started doing my own research and started finding things out and what i realized
00:51:51.120was that you can read the left-wing corporate media guys but when you compare it to the other
00:51:58.560things you actually see on alternative media it's like two different stories and then you have to
00:52:07.020start it's it it's a tedious process it can be very tedious you actually have to start piecing
00:52:12.080together what's true and what's not it could take some time i guess my point is just like
00:52:19.400the video we just saw we cannot simply trust one source and i am bundling the entire left-wing
00:52:27.380corporate media in this country into that one source because they all say the same things i
00:52:32.900was going to show you guys something earlier tonight and then i forgot to do it but if you
00:52:36.220look at ctv.ca and cbcnews.ca put those two news websites together both the national websites from
00:52:43.220both those networks you will see out of their top 10 stories probably eight are the same
00:53:13.060The left-wing corporate media, whether it's global, CTV, CBC, city news, whatever, it doesn't matter.
00:53:18.320You might get some differing stories, and I'm going to say in smaller rural publications, not even major city newspapers anymore, because they've been co-opted by the federal government. The Winnipeg Free Press is one of the worst offenders. Sun Media as well, or Post Media, they're called to.
00:53:36.080Sometimes, sometimes post media comes out with some good stuff, some even-handed stuff.
00:53:42.540But for the most part, the publications, national publications anyway, they're gone.
00:53:48.620The large city newspapers are gone as well.
00:53:52.800I actually find more interesting stuff in Steinbeck online.
00:54:41.920There's two ways to go after an enemy, I suppose.
00:54:44.080One is the carrot and one is the stick.
00:54:46.440And in the case of the stick, Trudeau and his heritage ministers have offered hundreds of millions of dollars in, I don't know, I don't think there's any problem calling them bribes to news organizations.
00:54:59.020In fact, we revealed a few months ago that prior to the last federal election, Trudeau made an emergency payment of $61 million to different news media companies on the eve of the election, and none of those companies reported that they took the cash.
00:55:17.840It took an Access to Information request to get the names of them.
00:55:22.520We published the name, dozens and dozens of pages.
00:55:26.480It's hard to believe, but there are 1,500 news media companies in Canada that took the payoff from Trudeau.
00:55:34.380I didn't even know there were 1,500 news companies in Canada, but they took the dough.
00:55:40.280I think Trudeau is brilliant in that way.
00:55:42.660He doesn't need to nationalize them like the CDC.
00:55:44.980Have them pretend to be private. Have them pretend to be independent and ask him tough questions and then just pay them a subsidy on an annual basis. That's important to keep them on their best behavior because they know they'll have to make the grant request again and again. Don't let them get out of line.
00:56:02.560You know, it would have taken billions and billions of dollars to buy up and nationalize these media companies, but renting them is far cheaper, and it continues the illusion of opposition.
00:56:18.000But you can't really oppose someone who you rely on for money.
00:56:23.300That's why ads in a newspaper are marked as ads, so that the reader is aware that someone paid to have you read that.
00:56:32.560I don't know why we're similarly not marking journalistic reports paid for by Trudeau with
00:56:39.320that same disclaimer. How can you trust a journalist to report on Trudeau when he's
00:56:45.060paid by Trudeau? We didn't have an answer to that ever. Well, this has been going on for years,
00:56:50.420and you can see the effect slowly, slowly, slowly. You saw it, for example, during the
00:56:57.760Trucker Rebellion, when the bulk of the mainstream media took the Trudeau narrative that these were
00:57:03.400violent domestic extremists, terrorists who had to be denounced. And the media party, instead of
00:57:09.860talking about Trudeau's first ever invocation of the Emergencies Act, agreed with them and
00:57:15.960were the shrillest voices demanding harsher crackdowns. I've never seen so-called liberal
00:57:21.560journalists call for police violence before, like I did then. But yesterday, Pablo Rodriguez,
00:57:28.680a drunk driver, announced the next phase of the government regulation of the industry. And again,
00:57:35.180if this had been done five years ago, as a shock, we're going to nationalize and regulate the
00:57:40.560industry, you would have seen journalists be appalled. But they've been trained and conditioned
00:57:45.320over the last few years to be obedient clients of the liberal government. So yesterday when
00:57:51.820Pablo Rodriguez had his press conference, he did two things. First of all, he only allowed questions
00:57:59.200from approved lists of journalists. So any skeptics or critics weren't allowed in.
00:58:06.400And second of all, I mean, the questions were all technical questions. How will you do this?
00:58:13.440How will you do that? These were journalists curious about their new workplace rules.
00:58:19.420It would be like the boss saying, hey, we've got a new staff manual and staff saying, well, what are the vacation policies and what's the lunch break policy?
00:58:27.760They were just asking for technical details. None of them, not one, expressed shock that the government would dare to regulate the news media, would dare to tell them what the rules are and who is or isn't a journalist.
00:58:41.160we've long passed that moment these are people who are embracing their role as de facto employees
00:58:48.440of ottawa here's just one clip from the q a just showing i mean you've just announced i'll get into
00:58:54.680the details you've just announced media accreditation done by the government in the
00:58:59.040country and these journalists have technical questions now let me tell you about this new
00:59:04.420entity this new acronym that the government has invented they actually started using this a few
00:59:09.480years ago. It's alphabet soup like so many government red tape programs. It's called the
00:59:15.300QCJO. That really rolls off the tongue, doesn't it? That stands for Qualified Canadian Journalism
00:59:22.180Organization. And who qualifies? Well, in Canada, journalism is not a formal profession like doctors
00:59:29.820or engineers or accountants are. And you want your doctors and engineers and your pilots to
00:59:34.900be accredited. You don't want just anyone flying a plane or engaging in surgery. So there really is
00:59:40.280a qualification, an exam, standards, professional conduct. There is none for journalism. Journalism
00:59:47.340isn't a profession. It's an activity. It's like saying you're going jogging. What are your
00:59:52.700credentials? No, there's no credential to going jogging. It's someone who jogs is a jogger. Just
00:59:58.420come up with an example. Journalism is the same way. There's no, I mean, there are journalism
01:00:03.040school it's just the same way there's training camps and you know you can get a coach to help
01:00:07.440you run better but journalism is someone who just writes down what happens during the day that's the
01:00:12.520root of the word you can see it in french jour to journalize on the happenings of the day there is
01:00:17.400no profession you can get as many qualifications as you like if you if that's important to you if
01:00:22.220you think you'll learn something but anyone who reports is a reporter anyone who has an opinion
01:00:27.900is an opinion writer that's how it is in fact every single one of us is a publisher now since
01:00:32.820the age of the internet and social media. If you're writing something on your Facebook page,
01:00:38.420on your LinkedIn page, on your Instagram page, you are a journalist. In fact, quite a lot of
01:00:42.880stories are broken from people who just happen to have a cell phone in their pocket. In the past,
01:00:48.040only professionals had video cameras on them. It was a very rare thing. You had to run out to get
01:00:52.660the news. These days, every single one of us is a news reporter. So what does the drunk driver,
01:00:58.280pablo rodriguez mean when he says a qcjo a qualified journalism canadian journalism
01:01:03.480organization well he means qualified with the qualities that trudeau chooses in other words
01:01:11.880he will make a list of who's qualified or not a politician will do that now one of the first
01:01:19.880questions that came up and you can see what's on their mind one of the accredited journalists said
01:01:25.480uh-oh what are you going to do if rebel news applies to be a qualified journalist here take
01:01:31.720a look at that what are the criteria going to be to determine who is and who isn't a news
01:01:36.920organization and would say something like rebel news qualified well i don't decide who qualified
01:01:44.200and who doesn't of course that would that would be terrible in our democracy it's not up to the
01:01:48.280minutes to say hey that wouldn't yeah that's a good idea this one no no not up to the minister
01:01:52.600or the government to decide who qualifies.
01:01:54.240There are those criteria that you refer to.
01:01:57.740Of course, the organizations are already
01:02:54.680A follow-up, the 2001 yearbook from West Point Grey Academy says that you and convicted sex offender Christopher Ingvildson made a young student's, quote, life at WPGA a lot more interesting slash amusing, end quote.
01:03:30.600You would just never have those kind of questions because you would never ask someone who's giving you an allowance prickly questions like that.
01:03:37.900It's just contrary to your own survival as journalists.
01:03:41.420that's okay okay okay okay so there's before we get into his pitch for donations and you want to
01:03:48.500know what guys ezra levant says that rebel news is suing justin trudeau over all this that whole
01:03:56.980piece you just saw that's why they're suing him because they don't want the government to be the
01:04:05.500arbiter of the news that you're allowed to see so on that basis alone i would support rebel news
01:04:11.360i'd throw 20 bucks 50 bucks 100 bucks because if if they don't do this they don't make this case
01:04:21.300i think the liberals are going to be able to pull this off and therefore liberal news or sorry uh
01:04:29.500Rebel News, True North, Western Standard, all of those publications and organizations,
01:04:37.680little shows like this one even, forget about you.
01:08:08.440Did we have something to do with this?
01:08:12.300Anyway, back to this story from TruenorthTNC.news.
01:08:17.020Trudeau government refusing to comment after a project manager in Ottawa penned an op-ed bragging about his involvement in counter-protests against the Freedom Convoy and describing convoy demonstrators as, quote, white male roughnecks, unquote.
01:08:30.860According to Blacklock's reporter, Canadian Food Inspector Agency biologist Nikolai Hritsov published his positions in the Ottawa periodical Glebe Report.
01:08:41.460I soon found myself in front of ranks of every counter-protest.0.69
01:08:45.160I should emphasize, these are my personal impressions as a sturdily built white male.
01:08:50.620I could blend in with the protesters, he said.
01:08:52.840The backbone of this group was the archetypical roughneck, white male, relatively young and likely engaged in some type of physical labor.
01:09:03.200Khritsov's article titled Anatomy of an Occupation, the Freedom Convoy in downtown Ottawa also went on to complain of hundreds of honking pickup trucks adorned with Canadian flags.
01:09:14.740The core identity of the protest came through and was rather uglier than my first impression.
01:09:19.000accounts of harassment and assault started trickling in at the same time we learned more
01:09:23.860about the convoy organizers and their far right i guess beliefs not reliefs a climate of fear
01:09:30.020settled on downtown oh my god under the public service employment act federal employees are
01:09:40.820prohibited from engaging in partisan activity without the permission of supervisors partisan
01:09:46.000activities include any activity in support of within or in opposition to a political party
01:09:51.300additionally the treasury board's values and ethics code for the public service this is what
01:09:56.700i was saying last night guys remember all of the public service is supposed to be apolitical
01:10:01.060right it's the deep state it's the swamp and yet this is what we get from government employees
01:10:07.360additionally the treasury board's values and ethics code for a public service government
01:10:13.000workers are required to act at all times in a manner that will bear the closest public scrutiny
01:10:17.460while exercising fairness and civility in upholding public trust. Maintain the tradition
01:10:22.860of political neutrality. The code outlines. When confronted with Ritsoff's political activity by
01:10:31.200Blacklock's reporter, the food inspector agency declined to comment. Opposition to convoy
01:10:36.880demonstrations has ranged from counter-protests, including those in Ottawa, to calls for violence
01:10:41.720and even a hit and run that happened in winnipeg well protests were ongoing in february man drove
01:10:47.880his vehicle into a group of four freedom convoy demonstrators alexander zegarek 42 faces 11 charges
01:10:55.160for the hit and run incident while zegarek was promptly released on bail convoy organizer tamara
01:11:01.400leach was initially detained for her involvement in organizing convoy demonstrations patrick king
01:11:06.680is still in jail and yet a guy who tried to wipe out four people gets out in what two days was it
01:11:14.280all right guys i'm going to wrap up in just a second give away that t-shirt
01:11:19.160oh look at this boy did i ever miss this guy
01:11:22.680he's back wasn't it about a month ago we were saying oh finally the last one
01:11:31.000well he was back for more today covet 19 transmission is on the rise in manitoba
01:11:36.140the ba.2 most prominent strength now it's not what it sounds rusin did say hospitalization
01:11:43.420hospitalizations are not going up deaths are not going up case numbers maybe but it's not
01:11:52.300any more virulent than the uh omega was it the omega i forget now let's have a look at
01:12:01.420scene of this story now i need to know what it was was it the omega variant guys i can't remember
01:12:07.800omicron that's right it's no worse than the omicron which is basically a touch of the flu or
01:12:13.820the common cold and i love dina hinshaw's testimony uh yesterday when she was asked
01:12:23.260how many flu cases there were in alberta this year zero she said do you believe that statistic
01:12:28.940she said yes and then she said that all of the lockdowns and masks that that was the reason there
01:12:34.300was no flu like really does she think the judge is an idiot based upon that one remark if i were
01:12:41.460the judge i'd say oh lady you are out to lunch and i'm hoping that's how she's thinking the judge
01:12:48.820okay so our friends in bc have got some problems bonnie henry
01:12:53.760and john horgan their premier two big problems this comes from the bc health care collaborative
01:13:01.920people are getting sick and tired of all of these restrictions and the vaccine passport still in
01:13:06.800place by law not by law sorry by mandate in british columbia so let's check out this video
01:13:13.600has bonnie completely missed the mark the science is out and it is clear that the pandemic responses
01:13:19.800have had more devastating consequences than COVID itself.
01:13:23.840So why does Bonnie continue to push ineffective, unscientific measures
01:13:32.040Canadians have had enough with life in Canada,
01:13:34.500and our survey shows that healthcare professionals overwhelmingly agree.
01:13:39.040They also do not agree that these measures are warranted.
01:13:42.640But Bonnie continues to contradict the science.
01:13:45.740The bottom line is, none of this really is based on science.
01:13:49.480It has, the physicians that have been taken by the government have no basis in scientific fact.
01:13:57.520So is Bonnie Henry helping or is she actually making things worse?
01:14:05.620As SARS-CoV-2 is becoming less virulent, more endemic, and even Bonnie Henry is saying it should be treated like the common cold, she continues to double down and make life hard for healthcare workers.
01:14:16.960In terms of the emergency, there is no medical emergency.
01:14:23.460To date, the PHO has yet to produce any evidence of SARS-CoV-2 spread between healthcare workers and patients in the clinical setting.
01:14:34.620And despite this lacking evidence, Bonnie Henry continues to double down.
01:14:38.360Her latest order has taken our private medical and personal information with the threat of displaying it publicly or using it to instill further restrictions on us.
01:14:48.980Not only is this counterproductive, it also sets a dangerous precedent that stands to bring harm to BC health care workers and their families.
01:14:56.720It's hard to explain them as anything other than an attempt to impose control because it's not science based and it's not public health based.
01:15:07.940Healthcare Workers United, in collaboration with the BCHPU Society of Science and Bioethics,
01:15:14.700recently ran an anonymous survey that gave us responses from more than 3,000 healthcare workers
01:15:19.420and their thoughts on the March 7th mandate and the results speak for themselves.
01:15:24.700Healthcare workers are upset, tired, and they have had enough of her measures.
01:16:00.000The same number believe this violation could open the door to further disclosure of private health information.
01:16:06.860Approximately 85% of healthcare workers are concerned for their safety and 70% have suffered mental and emotional distress.
01:16:15.640Approximately 88% believe this will lead to further loss of healthcare workers and will lead to worsening of patient access to care.
01:16:23.500About 60% are considering leaving their profession and another 5% already have.
01:16:28.500So if you think that the quality and access to health care is bad now, it's about to get much worse if Bonnie and Adrienne Dix continue to have their way.
01:16:38.560Health care workers have lost trust and confidence in the system. So where do we go from here?
01:16:43.940It's time that we make our voices heard and we take back control of our lives. United we choose.
01:16:49.580if you're as concerned about this as we are and would like to help here are a couple of things
01:17:00.720that you can do number one visit our website there you will find a letter template and the
01:17:06.840contact information for every health care college and email and phone with your concerns
01:17:12.400you can also sign up so that you will receive future calls to action
01:17:20.300number two please also send this letter and call your mlas mps john horgan adrian dix and bonnie
01:17:32.200okay there's there's what's going on in british columbia right now and there's a lot of people
01:17:40.800wondering how come bc is the only province in canada still enforcing these now the masks
01:17:47.380are no longer absolutely necessary they're not mandating masks anymore but vaccine passports
01:17:54.400yeah still they're firing health care workers still private practitioners still what is this
01:18:04.500woman on okay it's the only ndp government in the country so imagine if wab canoe and the ndp were
01:18:20.800in power here if they were in power here and you can you can tell because you if anytime wab canoe
01:18:27.500gets a mic in front of them get those masks and vaccine passports up again there is no scientific
01:18:32.980basis for this at all even though the lockdowners are pushing it down our throats still and the
01:18:39.720left-wing corporate media is letting them giving them that platform look this is political this is
01:18:46.440not about science anymore this is not about people's lives this is not about the government
01:18:50.920caring about you this is about getting elected that's it that's about what it's always been
01:19:02.980What's politically good for them as opposed to what's politically bad?
01:19:10.480Do you honestly think that a conservative premier would have put up with any of this at all over the past couple of years if he didn't think he was going to get killed in the next election?