The Shadoe Davis Show - February 18, 2022


Shadoe at Nite Thursday Feb. 17th⧸2022


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00:00:01.000 Hey, everybody. Welcome to Shadow at Night. This is Thursday, February the 17th, 2022.
00:00:06.860 Big show coming up for you tonight. I have a special guest joining, actually two special
00:00:11.560 guests joining. Rick Wall from the Manitoba Trucker Convoy is going to join us in just
00:00:15.660 a couple of seconds. Some of you may have thought the convoy had dissipated and all
00:00:19.820 gone home or maybe joined the convoy in Ottawa. That's not the case. They're still down there
00:00:23.880 at the legislature. And we're going to talk to Rick in just a second. Also, where did
00:00:29.740 the liberals get the intel required to go ahead and enact the emergencies act it's being debated
00:00:37.460 in the house of commons right now a lot of conservative mps are standing up and speaking
00:00:41.000 against it obviously it's gotten two constitutional challenges which we'll tell you about later on in
00:00:46.920 the show as well so this thing is far from being a fait accompli yet even though it is in place
00:00:53.200 right now people have been talking about having their bank accounts frozen around ottawa right
00:00:59.580 now, there's something they call a safe zone around the downtown, and they've got 100 checkpoints
00:01:04.120 placed around the city to prevent further convoys from penetrating the city limits.
00:01:09.560 We'll have all of that for you, as well as one of the lead organizers of the Ottawa Convoy today
00:01:15.060 was arrested, and there's all kinds of rumors flying around about that. All of this coming up
00:01:21.220 in just a second, including Kevin Street, my guest from Pembroke, Ontario, who's going to join a
00:01:27.200 little bit later on in the show and talk about his vaccine injury which was suffered in may of
00:01:32.820 last year let's bring rick wall onto the show right now hello rick and thanks for coming on
00:01:37.360 tonight i really appreciate it you guys are still there it looks like uh good evening shadow thanks
00:01:42.380 for the opportunity uh yes absolutely um nothing's changed um i know there was some information that
00:01:48.120 went out there that we potentially were packing up and we were leaving uh obviously that's not
00:01:53.620 true. There was merely just some of the original organizers. They just kind of retrieved and
00:02:00.660 their time was needed elsewhere, which is fully respected. I'll be honest, I've never worked with
00:02:06.500 such a professional team in my entire life that we worked with here in the first week and continue
00:02:10.380 to work with. It's been an amazing experience so far. But as far as the event goes, nothing's
00:02:15.600 changed. The infrastructure, everything is here. All the trucks are here. There's talks of more
00:02:20.400 people joining us over the weekend potentially for a long-term stay and then of course the crowds
00:02:25.300 get large over the weekend as is so we're here we're here protesting and we have a mission
00:02:30.160 we have an end game in mind and that is to lift provincial and federal mandates so
00:02:34.640 until that happens I mean we're going to be here continually peacefully protesting.
00:02:41.140 Let me ask you how the relationship has been with Winnipeg police I understand there
00:02:45.120 it's been nothing but good but then there have been other stories about
00:02:48.960 some possible veiled threats being made is any of that true
00:02:52.760 you know what i can only tell you from what i've personally experienced with the winnipeg police
00:02:58.140 service um they've been nothing but fair to us um you know we've had an open dialogue the entire
00:03:04.500 time um continuous meetings i think we've had like three or four meetings with them today alone
00:03:09.840 and just to try and keep everything aligned and uh and it's it's very important for us to work
00:03:14.680 the winnipeg police service we want to make sure that we keep the general public's perspective on
00:03:19.320 this protest um very positive that's very important to us uh so when there's complaints
00:03:25.720 that come in from the general public in winnipeg um the winnipeg police service they will address
00:03:30.680 us with it we will go to the negotiating table and uh you know what we're uh we've gone over and
00:03:36.120 above than what's been asked of us to do um just to the fact that we want to keep things peaceful
00:03:43.000 And we want to make sure that we're disrupting this.
00:03:46.500 We're disrupting the citizens of Winnipeg as little as possible.
00:03:51.240 OK, there's a lot of people asking, why are you guys still there?
00:03:55.640 Because the mandates are coming up.
00:03:57.940 The vaccine passport is going to be going away March the 1st.
00:04:01.620 And then on the 15th, it's the masks.
00:04:03.900 However, Brian Bowman did say something interesting today.
00:04:06.520 The mayor of Winnipeg said he would support extending mask mandates in city owned facilities beyond the March 15th deadline.
00:04:12.420 I'm sure this could happen in every other municipality in the province as well.
00:04:16.860 So I guess that would give you guys an impetus to leave, not to mention the fact that politicians through this entire thing the past two years have been a little bit sneaky, haven't they?
00:04:28.960 Precisely, Shadow. You couldn't have said it any better.
00:04:31.720 I mean, our trust in our provincial and federal government is not very tight at this point.
00:04:36.580 after the last two years of we're seeing them you know flip-flopping on certain things to fit
00:04:42.900 their narrative so yeah so one of the reasons why we're here is yes the announcement was made last
00:04:48.960 week that provincial mandates are going to be lifted but we're already starting to see you know
00:04:54.640 if they're already starting to talk about some some mass mandates are not going to be lifted with
00:04:59.380 the other mandates potentially being lifted it gives us reason to doubt whether they're going
00:05:04.440 follow through on what they said they were going to do and then another thing is uh which is i've
00:05:09.080 said it so many times already when people ask like why are you guys at the winnipeg legislature
00:05:13.480 well clearly not all of us can make it to ottawa and i'll be honest for myself my full intention
00:05:18.440 was to go to ottawa until uh you know what we thought we thought it through we thought that we
00:05:23.480 should be protesting in manitoba as well because a lot of people can't go to ottawa so we wanted
00:05:28.440 to give them an event to go to as well so they can practice to peacefully protest um you know to to
00:05:34.360 protect their charter of rights and freedoms and so so the biggest reason why we're here um fighting
00:05:39.800 for federal mandates as well is by showing our presence here we feel puts the pressure on our
00:05:46.280 provincial government to to uh have our voices raised at the parliament level because clearly
00:05:53.000 the city of winnipeg as as a whole wants us like the city itself um uh like the counselors and so
00:06:00.520 forth they'd rather us not be here at all um and there's a clear fix to it and that's ottawa and
00:06:06.520 that's justin trudeau so we feel if we continue putting the pressure on here it gives us a louder
00:06:11.000 voice in ottawa have you guys been threatened with any sort of uh bank freezes like the uh the
00:06:18.840 federal convoy out in ottawa i know that this emergency act can extend to all areas of the
00:06:25.320 country obviously and anybody associated with a convoy could have their bank accounts frozen
00:06:32.760 without any investigation or any sort of due process whatsoever has there been any sign of
00:06:37.880 that all any sort of federal visits uh not that i'm aware of i guess i can only speak for myself
00:06:43.880 and the things that i hear on the ground here um we haven't seen anything yet but we know the
00:06:49.800 likelihood is there because clearly we're we're uh we're associated with the conway across canada
00:06:55.000 i mean we've been part of it right since the beginning so i mean we know the chances of that
00:06:59.800 happening are there but to date we haven't seen it but i think it's it's very disturbing on on
00:07:05.560 what direction our federal government is going um to basically just trying to shut down our right to
00:07:11.560 peaceful protests and and i mean there hasn't been any violence um as far as i know in ottawa
00:07:17.400 and especially here especially here in winnipeg i mean everything has been so peaceful for anyone
00:07:21.880 that hasn't been down here just come and see what it's like and what the atmosphere is like
00:07:25.720 and what the people are like and that our federal federal government has decided to invoke um the
00:07:31.080 emergencies act is is beyond reason and uh quite honestly very disturbing have you had any visits
00:07:37.560 from the left-wing corporate media in the last few days uh yeah plenty uh we've had lots of visits
00:07:43.260 um we're giving them their time um we've given uh some of the drivers the opportunity to speak
00:07:48.480 to the cameras because we think it's important to get the to get all the store as many stories
00:07:53.060 out as possible so uh yeah we've had lots of visits have you seen any of the results of that
00:07:59.220 have you seen any of the the coverage at all has it been favorable i see i don't watch it so i don't
00:08:04.480 know and i i would recommend you guys don't talk to them but that's only my opinion uh has it been
00:08:10.040 okay you know what i'll be honest i actually haven't watched that many interviews that have
00:08:15.360 been taken here um talk to them they're evil men i'll be i'll be honest um i mean it's interesting
00:08:23.480 how they how they uh how they proceed with their with the process i guess because i know i've been
00:08:28.440 interviewed and the interviews generally 10 to 15 minutes long and and the actual interview on the
00:08:33.320 ground generally goes good but then when you see the actual news story at night it's you know you
00:08:38.420 get about 15 to 20 seconds of uh sound bites or clips from the interview that's actually part of
00:08:45.020 the story so I mean in all honesty I'll I just gotta say I haven't seen that many of them and
00:08:51.360 generally um they will they will pick the bites out that fits their narrative but um I'll just be
00:08:57.460 fair and say I haven't seen enough of it to see uh if there was a lot of negative I've heard from
00:09:01.620 others that have done the interviews that you know it wasn't done um in the way or portrayed
00:09:07.240 in the way that we would have liked it but we know that comes with it okay uh bad weather coming in
00:09:12.760 tonight and tomorrow but we still have yeah no kidding but we still have some uh some fun planned
00:09:18.300 for the weekend yeah yeah we we do i'll i won't address too much of what we have planned for the
00:09:24.900 weekend it will we'll get it out i know it's tomorrow already uh or today's thursday i don't
00:09:30.220 know the schedule that well I'll be honest that's not really my my area of expertise and I've been
00:09:35.200 really busy with other things so we will make that public and what we have planned for the weekend we
00:09:39.520 do have some stuff planned of course it's all weather permitting and I know that was the same
00:09:43.640 case for last weekend we had much more planned than what actually ended up transpiring and that
00:09:48.360 was due to the extremely cold weather and snow and so forth so we've really been battling some
00:09:54.600 pretty bad weather out here so uh it's been it's really tough to try and schedule different types
00:10:00.680 of entertainment and so forth when the weather is so unpredictable have you had any bad elements
00:10:06.600 show up like last weekend with the antifa gang on the on the north steps of the legislature any of
00:10:12.200 that at all nothing throughout the week it's been uh it's been very much peaceful i don't know if
00:10:19.800 if we've even had any agitators or anything this week not that i had nothing that was really worth
00:10:24.960 mentioning so um so nothing throughout the week and and again just going back to the anti-protesters
00:10:31.240 or whatever you want to call them that were on the ledge grounds on saturday i mean it was conducted
00:10:35.920 well um there was some verbal conversing back and forth between them and our people i shouldn't say
00:10:41.500 our people between them and the protesters that are on the street supporting our our demonstration
00:10:46.620 here but other than that it was it was done peacefully and of course you know the winnipeg
00:10:51.500 police service did a tremendous job to make sure everybody stayed safe um i've said it many times
00:10:56.980 before publicly and i'll say it again everyone at the on the ledge grounds deserves the right to
00:11:01.500 peaceful protest just like us i personally have absolutely no issue with anybody there um
00:11:06.860 you know what i love and respect them just like anybody on our side of the fence and we welcome
00:11:12.160 anyone to come over and talk to us and come see what what it's really like and what we're really
00:11:16.220 fighting for on on on the south side of the fence i guess sort of say you know what i'm happy to hear
00:11:21.380 you say that rick because there's so many people who are forming so many opinions based upon what
00:11:25.640 they've seen on the corporate media or from what they've heard from friends and those friends have
00:11:31.080 only heard what they know about from corporate media as well so yeah invite the people to come
00:11:36.820 down and see what it's really like as opposed to what they see on the corporate media they might
00:11:40.980 get an eye-opening pleasant surprise precisely absolutely we welcome anyone come challenge us
00:11:47.600 if you have a problem with what we're doing here come talk to us i mean anybody would be willing
00:11:51.780 to talk to you and like i like i often say as well like try to find hate in our crowd um you're
00:11:57.960 going to be showing love you're going to be fed you're going to be putting a warm spot if you're
00:12:02.160 cold we got bonfires here to warm up um i mean there's there's nothing but love and unity uh at
00:12:08.120 this event and and again if there's any anybody that claims to be protesting for us that gets out
00:12:15.320 of line i mean they're handled they're they're very respectfully asked to leave um if it's not
00:12:19.900 something that aligns with our order of conduct that we have in place and but other than that
00:12:23.620 everyone's welcome to come out here okay is there anything else we need to get out there or are we
00:12:28.840 we good for now you know what i'll just uh i'll just stress it like i have before um we just want
00:12:35.440 to continue working with Winnipeg police continue protesting or continue practicing our rights to
00:12:41.420 peaceful protest and we certainly hope that we're going to have the ability to be able to continue
00:12:45.860 to to do that going forward until you know we've achieved our goal and that is to have provincial
00:12:52.840 and federal mandates lifted and just encourage everyone to come out and support in whatever way
00:12:57.060 you can and yeah if you appreciate your rights and freedoms come out come out and help us fight
00:13:03.200 the good fight thank you very much rick for coming on tonight i really appreciate it and i will see
00:13:08.120 you down there this weekend i'm going to show up for sure awesome thank thank you shadow so much
00:13:12.560 appreciate your time okay man we'll talk to you again soon there is rick wall one of the organizers
00:13:17.920 of the manitoba freedom convoy 2022 which is still there at the ledge as you heard and he invites you
00:13:23.840 down this weekend i'll see you there as well it's fun down there it's a good time speaking of freedom
00:13:29.160 convoys, aside from the Winnipeg and Ottawa
00:13:31.180 convoys, we have one that is
00:13:33.240 going to be happening in western Manitoba
00:13:35.240 this Saturday. They're going
00:13:37.220 to meet at Elkhorn at
00:13:39.180 the West Service Road at 10.15
00:13:41.060 on Saturday morning, and
00:13:43.260 then they're going to hit Verdon at
00:13:44.840 11.15. They're going to hit Oak Lake
00:13:47.260 at 11.45, Alexander
00:13:49.180 at 12.25, and then at 1 o'clock
00:13:51.260 in the Brandon area, they're going to have a
00:13:53.200 family-friendly celebration, bonfires,
00:13:55.420 music, hot dog roast.
00:13:57.400 That is going to be
00:13:59.160 south at 270 and highway number one four miles west of 18th street half a kilometer south
00:14:05.760 turn at the taz sign so this weekend the western manitoba freedom convoy very cool i like to see
00:14:15.120 i like to see all parts of the province getting involved and those people in western manitoba
00:14:20.360 have been amazing in their support not just for their own areas but they've been here in winnipeg
00:14:24.880 helping out as well. Guys, I want you to see this video, and I want to tell you before I put it on
00:14:32.740 that it may be disturbing to you. It's a video of a guy you're about to meet. His name is Kevin
00:14:38.540 street uh having having tremors due to a vaccine injury
00:15:08.540 hey kevin hello how are you man i'm good thank you thank you for coming on the show tonight we
00:15:31.160 really appreciate it um that video i saw it for the very first time a mutual friend of ours sent
00:15:40.560 it to me on facebook i'm going to say two or three days ago and i watched it i'm going to say
00:15:44.760 a half a dozen times and i couldn't believe it because i haven't seen anything this extreme we
00:15:51.960 have had a few other people who have had vaccine injuries on the show before but nothing to the
00:15:57.640 extent that you showed in that video does that happen to you often uh so when when it first
00:16:06.580 started the uh tremors were daily and they lasted uh generally for an hour and a half to two hours
00:16:14.060 sometimes it was more than once a day as well this is a real punishment um they've slowed down a lot
00:16:21.420 now um and uh you know less frequent but still uh when they do kick in uh you know you're in
00:16:30.320 for a terrible time can you explain or describe what it like what it's like when you're going
00:16:39.000 through one of those yeah it's actually really weird because um for the first couple times when
00:16:46.940 they happen obviously you're really you're scared because you don't know what's coming next and you
00:16:52.980 know and you're fully you know you're fully aware of what's happening when they're happening too
00:16:58.720 like you don't pass out or anything so it's uh it's it's basically like you know running a marathon
00:17:06.680 without training for one you know there's no you know you can't quit you can't stop it you just go
00:17:13.680 and when they're done you you know you take a couple deep breaths and you hope that that it's
00:17:19.980 it's really gone and that it's not just taking a break to fire up again so yeah it's been really
00:17:26.720 strange and and there hasn't really been a whole lot of uh you know people saying well if you do
00:17:33.360 this or you do that it's it's not like that it's it's right in the right in the right in the nerves
00:17:39.800 so this happened to you from your first shot of astrazeneca last may correct
00:17:45.620 yeah yeah may 6th i took my i took my first and last dose
00:17:51.340 tell us a bit about who you who you are or who you were before all this happened you're just a
00:17:59.060 guy working at wireless wave uh teaching other people how to how to run the world just a regular
00:18:05.700 Yeah, basically, I was, you know, I kept people connected in the in the in the sell world. And, you know, I helped a lot of others for many years doing that business. And, you know, I, I wasn't, I wouldn't call myself a brilliant person. But, you know, my store in Little Town was also one of the highest ranking stores in Canada.
00:18:33.680 So, you know, I was a go-getter that, you know, obviously was never afraid to work
00:18:39.460 or to, you know, or to find a way to win with, you know, less cards in the deck.
00:18:49.060 And that's just the way I've always been through life.
00:18:52.640 And, you know, this has been quite defeating, obviously, with my career
00:18:59.180 because I haven't worked since June.
00:19:03.420 So what was your attitude towards the vaccine before you took it?
00:19:08.500 Was it like, I got to get this?
00:19:09.900 Like, were you waiting in line for it?
00:19:11.860 Was it pressure from work?
00:19:13.380 Was it pressure from family?
00:19:14.880 Or did you just feel like it was the right thing to do?
00:19:18.040 You know, it's kind of a funny story because it all started with, you know, me, I'm a bit of a jokester on pretty much any day.
00:19:28.680 And working in the environment that I do, very few people would ever get by me in my kiosk because, you know, I just I had that outgoing kind of personality.
00:19:39.880 And I struck up a conversation with the pharmacist that worked in our local mall.
00:19:46.300 And, you know, I said, so tell me what what do I do?
00:19:50.420 Do I take this vaccine now? Do I wait? Do I you know, what do you recommend?
00:19:54.740 and he said well you know we recommend everybody just get it done and i went oh okay um you know
00:20:01.700 anything to worry about is this like you know what that's what i'm curious about and he says
00:20:08.120 hey it's better than getting covid and you know i signed up and went in and i i got it done and uh
00:20:15.500 and uh yeah it didn't take long i wasn't nervous about it i really didn't think or care much i just
00:20:23.200 didn't want to miss any work so i thought you know if this is going to drop me for a few days
00:20:28.460 that sucks because i don't get the flu so yeah it was kind of very proactive to say the least
00:20:34.980 so how long did it take for you to start feeling the effects
00:20:41.100 they started that night um i got the shot in the afternoon and uh that night the astrazeneca right
00:20:49.900 you had the AstraZeneca shot yeah okay yeah went in my arm and I felt uh you know I I felt it go
00:20:57.660 through my body and uh and I thought whoa that's you know that's a dandy and you know and then that
00:21:05.180 night I started getting the shakes and I thought you know oh here comes a fever and and a flu and
00:21:11.500 and that's how it rolled out for you know for four days I was you know I was unable to go to work and
00:21:18.060 And then for about two weeks after that, the best I could get out of me was an hour or two per day.
00:21:24.360 So, you know, and then it all hit, right?
00:21:28.700 That was when I collapsed and the real serious stuff took off.
00:21:33.900 What was that first seizure like?
00:21:36.900 You must have been petrified.
00:21:38.160 yeah so the first time it happened um i was actually having a conversation with my wife
00:21:47.040 um you know a normal day out in our backyard not actually on our on our porch and and you know
00:21:54.460 there was i looked at her and said whoa i feel a little bit dizzy and and i uh to my knowledge i
00:22:01.700 I sat down in a chair but you know when I woke up she was standing above me waking me up and
00:22:09.660 and asking me if I was joking you know so it was really really strange because a I was completely
00:22:18.160 lost I didn't know what happened or you know or or I didn't really know if anybody else had
00:22:25.260 been pranking me or you know it was just really strange because I was outside and it was like
00:22:31.000 waking up in the morning with a massive headache can you feel one of those tremors coming on
00:22:38.440 or is it just hit you all of a sudden um yeah you get a little bit of shakes first and then uh and
00:22:47.740 then yeah it gets out of control now like i say i've i've been pretty fortunate because the last
00:22:54.720 knock on wood the last four or five weeks have been very calm um but you know like it's they
00:23:02.900 they're horrible and and i was having them in the hospital quite often as well so you know the
00:23:08.900 neurological staff team in ottawa had a good chance to observe me so how long did it take
00:23:16.700 for the doctors to decide that you had been vaccine injured and the reason i ask that is
00:23:22.840 Because, you know, like I said, I've spoken to other people who have been vaccine injured and they say they they went through hell trying to get doctors to even consider that it might be a vaccine injury.
00:23:34.640 Yeah, that was a tough, very long, tough venture that a lot of people warned us about when it first began.
00:23:44.700 And I thought, well, you know, these guys are crazy.
00:23:47.620 How could this be?
00:23:48.560 You know, I mean, it's clean cut.
00:23:50.480 I, you know, I got this.
00:23:52.360 I've been sick ever since, and, you know, it's the only thing that makes sense, but it's actually just the opposite.
00:23:58.320 I had to work it in reverse.
00:24:01.860 You know, I had to go through all of the possibilities of, you know, what could cause this and that, and then, you know, go through the blood tests and the scans and the spinal tap.
00:24:14.020 And, you know, I went through four and a half months worth of testing and just being very persistent in pushing and saying, hey, guys, like, I'm not making this up.
00:24:28.460 This is very, very real.
00:24:31.440 And, you know, and it's winning.
00:24:34.120 So we need to figure something out and prevent some other people from getting injured in the future.
00:24:41.420 because you know this last four and a half months of me knowing what happened uh there's
00:24:49.860 you know four and a half months worth of injuries that are piling up behind me now
00:24:54.460 so no it was terrible the first the first time we went into the hospital um they told me on
00:25:02.980 telehealth they said you need to get into the hospital right away um you know if you can get
00:25:08.780 there before an ambulance then please get somebody to get you in there right away and when I arrived
00:25:15.080 at the hospital you know they were waiting for me and I thought oh this is fabulous you know they're
00:25:20.180 going to figure this out and that's not what happened you know I went in and um you know I
00:25:26.980 was having a tremor at that time and my my feet were rattling off the off the you know the bed
00:25:34.140 and uh and and i said i told them i'm like guys you know there's something seriously wrong they
00:25:40.940 had wires hanging out of me and this and that and they go you know we're going to continue doing
00:25:46.280 tests on you i was there for about 16 hours and and i found out that you know the regime of tests
00:25:53.140 that they were running on me were things like you know for cocaine and for methamphetamines and
00:25:59.420 all kinds of garbage and uh you know i was you were on drugs yeah they thought i was uh they
00:26:07.720 thought i guess i was coming through some sort of uh a withdrawal or maybe something to blame it on
00:26:14.180 i i really don't know um you know and at that point in time i i didn't even know that they
00:26:20.780 had tested me for that and uh sure as enough i was back in the hospital again two weeks later
00:26:28.080 and uh and they tested me for meth again and and all this crap and and uh then you know it came up
00:26:37.140 on my phone through this app that i have that tells me my test results and and stuff like that
00:26:45.020 so i saw this and i thought well you know there we go um they're definitely not looking in the
00:26:52.980 right area and they're wasting a lot of time so um i played how long did that take for for you to
00:27:01.860 actually say to them guys i'm not on drugs you've been testing me for drugs was it like
00:27:07.260 four months two weeks oh it was um it was about three weeks before i realized what was happening
00:27:18.600 and that they weren't taking me for serious and I mean keep in mind too I was I had so much brain
00:27:27.960 fog that I felt like I was you know like a like a six-month child I just I had no functions
00:27:35.220 whatsoever as to you know pushing on my own I had thankfully my wife was there to be my advocate
00:27:43.700 because I couldn't have navigated through any of this
00:27:48.880 or got the help that I needed without her.
00:27:52.780 I was completely gaslit, and it was horrible and very scary.
00:27:59.880 And I've said this quite a few times.
00:28:01.840 I would hate to be a child or somebody who hasn't experienced a lot in life
00:28:08.500 to try and figure out what's going on with them when all this stuff is happening.
00:28:13.700 because you know if if i was scared i can't imagine being a child and and trying to uh stay
00:28:22.440 you know stay with it um it's was your wife able to come to the hospital with you when you were in
00:28:29.380 there according to the covid rules here in manitoba you you can't even go in there and
00:28:34.180 visit we had somebody on last night her name is felicia she was in there by herself and her family
00:28:38.800 and her husband didn't even know what was going on with her because there was no communication
00:28:43.660 between the nurses and the family what was it like in your situation the fortunate yet unfortunate
00:28:50.520 part for me was the fact that I never actually got admitted into the hospital for a long period
00:28:56.660 of time so majority of my stays were in emergency departments and in wards that lasted within a day
00:29:04.520 so generally in Ontario you could go in because it's in the emergency state versus like a
00:29:13.520 you know an operation or something like that where you're in recovery so she was there for
00:29:20.540 most of it and observed most of what was happening and the care that i was getting
00:29:26.020 and it wasn't until we packed up and and went to ottawa that we got um taken for serious
00:29:33.420 so aside from the tremors which are horrifying what are some of the other symptoms that you've
00:29:41.440 been dealing with all right bear with me i'm gonna try and get them all um um loss of memory
00:29:50.720 really really really bad i forget everything now i you know i'll get a drink out six seven times
00:29:59.900 out of a fridge sometimes it's open sometimes it's not anymore you know and put it down and
00:30:05.960 completely forget that I even got one five minutes before. So just not living in a normal reality at
00:30:15.780 all. I have no ability to multitask anymore. I can't do two things at once at all, including
00:30:24.720 walking and talking. If I have to think when I'm walking, I'll definitely lose my balance and
00:30:30.300 probably go down um so i've had ringing in my ears for the whole time it's never stopped it
00:30:40.300 it's like an ear bang um of a squeal that's you know it's it's just non-stop it's there when i go
00:30:48.280 to sleep right straight through to the next day when i go to sleep um my jaw on this side
00:30:55.520 has locked jaw so I can't open my mouth up fully anymore it's gotten a little bit better to the
00:31:05.000 point where it'll open up somewhat now but for about three months I could not open my mouth
00:31:12.420 without it snapping so the only solution to this is is I have to go to a dentist and
00:31:20.700 uh, and see what they can do, which is probably realign my jaw. Um, so that's coming, but I've
00:31:28.720 just been dealing with the stuff that's, you know, more pressing. Um, okay. So we got the
00:31:35.080 jaw, uh, right eye vision is often a kaleidoscope. So that'll come and go. I'll lose my voice
00:31:43.600 towards the end of the night. If I have any stress or anything, my brain will swell. So my
00:31:49.420 functionality gets thrown out the window so if I have a rough morning or if I have a busy morning
00:31:56.140 let's say physiotherapy for 30 minutes uh the rest of my day is generally done um so I just don't
00:32:04.160 have that stamina anymore um I'm just gonna kind of work down uh obviously I'm always shaky I don't
00:32:13.680 have like a day when I don't have shakes or or any of these issues this is a normal day
00:32:21.520 stiff neck all the time I have the muscles in my arms will expand and contract I'll get the twitches
00:32:35.780 all through all my muscles one of those videos that you would have saw with me kind of pushing
00:32:41.760 my bench that was because uh it's like you're inside of a hornet's nest and and you keep getting
00:32:48.680 nailed and your nerves are so inflamed and and you just you can't it's hard to reside in your body
00:32:55.820 so um i couldn't walk at all for a little while so i had to go through the you know the change of a
00:33:04.380 a near 50 year old man going into a wheelchair at which point my neurologist said you know if you
00:33:11.400 stay in that wheelchair Kevin you're probably never going to walk and you're just going to get
00:33:16.060 worse so you know I self-motivated myself not to use it and I just get around with a walker and
00:33:23.640 when I when I uh when it doesn't work very well in the house then I just kind of bounce off the
00:33:29.340 walls to to get me around but um are you able to to be in the in the house by yourself or do you
00:33:36.940 need care as much as i hate to admit it um i could probably use some care i've made a couple
00:33:46.120 mistakes already where i've almost set uh set the house on fire as well because of my forgetful
00:33:53.360 memory so i don't cook uh i don't cook anymore until my wife is home or someone else is around
00:34:01.020 me like i enjoy cooking but um yeah it's uh i just i i really have to have to think like a child now
00:34:11.220 and uh it's really frustrating because you know i want to get better and i want to get to you know
00:34:18.460 the normal kevin again but that road doesn't there just there isn't a road yet and i'm just
00:34:25.480 kind of trying to find it and and maybe even make it how long was it before doctors finally admitted
00:34:35.780 that this was a vaccine injury i had to go and see a uh infectious disease doctor i had to see
00:34:49.000 four neurosurgeon or neurologists um i had to see a psychiatrist a psychologist um my family
00:34:58.440 physician um i had to get uh a spinal tap done to prove that there was uh incredible amounts of
00:35:07.480 protein in my nervous system i had to get uh two ct scans of my brain another one of my
00:35:16.920 uh brain and spine as well as uh mris for that too to look for uh changes in my in the brain
00:35:26.500 activity uh at which point you know that was where progression showed uh of uh small vessel disease
00:35:34.740 now um which is basically the blood vessels in my brain are are are not they're not getting what
00:35:43.220 they need anymore because they're narrowed and it's not good. I have increased permeability of
00:35:54.620 the blood-brain barrier, which means that that's how the vaccine crossed into my brain and nervous
00:36:00.960 system, which is the blood-brain barrier is basically a screen and a screen with a rip in it
00:36:09.240 will allow toxins to get into your brain and your bloodstream through that method
00:36:14.440 rather than, you know, the normal method for a normal human.
00:36:19.800 So I have that.
00:36:21.480 I've got white matter on my brain.
00:36:26.640 What else?
00:36:28.220 What was the attitude of the doctors like, Kevin,
00:36:31.020 when you were going through all of this testing?
00:36:32.920 Did they treat you dismissively or were they actually caring?
00:36:39.240 to be honest, it was a nurse that saved my life, um, because they were very dismissive.
00:36:47.380 And, uh, this happened in Ottawa. I was being released, uh, the nurse, the change of,
00:36:54.000 of whatever was happening. Uh, the nurse came in, she said, hi, Mr. Street, I'm here to take out
00:36:59.940 your IV. Um, when she did, uh, when she was going to, I was having a tremor and, and she asked and
00:37:07.560 And I said, you know, I just, this is all, I'm sure it's from my vaccine.
00:37:13.220 And she looked at me with, you know, a question mark on her face.
00:37:16.920 And I said, ma'am, I just drove two hours to find help.
00:37:21.720 And I know that there's somebody here that knows what's happening to me or that it can at least reassure me that I'm not going to die tonight.
00:37:30.420 And she said, can you give me a minute?
00:37:33.440 And she left the room, pulled the curtain closed and came back 45 minutes later with a neurologist, you know, and and that was when, you know, the neurologist was like, I'm going to go consult with my team.
00:37:48.980 And he came back six hours later.
00:37:53.140 And that was when they knew that, you know, there was something wrong.
00:37:57.480 They couldn't say what it was because I really don't know how much they knew.
00:38:03.000 I think the education behind this vaccine is very, very limited.
00:38:07.740 And, you know, I don't like the word guinea pig, but I sure feel like I am.
00:38:12.540 have you met others who are in the same boat
00:38:21.040 sad to say there's a lot of us um like a real real lot of us i know of 23 personal
00:38:31.020 people uh within my region and my region is not very large um i'm talking about a
00:38:38.280 uh 23 people over uh over 80 000 people um that i know of or that have reached out to myself
00:38:46.340 i've tried to be very transparent with it so i have a lot of people that reach out to me and
00:38:51.800 they're you know they're pretty scared um i also have a private group in canada that i'm in as well
00:38:58.000 as there'd be about 300 of us that uh that speak regularly on a daily basis to make sure that every
00:39:05.960 each other is okay um and to try and uh connect the dots with one another through our own methods
00:39:15.140 rather than just waiting for you know a phone call that's probably not going to happen so you
00:39:21.780 know we're trying to experiment or find an answer and it uh you know it's it's it's been extremely
00:39:28.820 tough and uh not a fun road at all but to answer your question i know of very very i know a lot
00:39:37.360 and you know and i know a lot of what's going on inside their brains um as well and it's pretty
00:39:45.460 scary and there's is it always the same story kevin or or is it different for everybody in
00:39:52.980 terms of what they've experienced maybe the vaccine they took was different yeah so it's
00:39:58.940 across the board pretty even as far as what vaccine um you know be it you know any of them
00:40:05.560 we're all having neurological issues we're all having problems with vessels clotting we're having
00:40:12.300 a lot of hives rashes really strange neurological issues you know we're running blood panels and
00:40:23.720 all kinds of stuff I never thought I'd ever even think about thinking about let alone doing so
00:40:30.420 you know there's there's a there's a lot going on and and unfortunately or fortunately some of
00:40:37.440 the people that are injured are people that you know we're giving vaccines so you know there's
00:40:44.820 there's nursing staff and so on and so forth that that are suffering too so you know they can be a
00:40:51.900 huge help to everybody because they can uh you know kind of push us in different directions and
00:40:57.620 and you know we're more apt to try things if we have a little bit of history behind it
00:41:02.900 Kevin have you tried to get this out to the left-wing corporate media at all I started back
00:41:10.540 in March April May so May so June I started reaching out to a couple different actually
00:41:18.380 three different ones even local a local radio station decided that they were going to report
00:41:26.440 my injury without ever speaking to me you know uh so just really wacky stuff about me claiming to
00:41:34.080 have you know a vaccine injury when they could have very easily reached me reached out to me
00:41:39.780 i could have handed them all this paperwork that proved that i had a vaccine injury and they could
00:41:46.180 have did a proper article on me um you know and then um there's been some uh some big networks
00:41:55.220 too that i've reached out to and uh they just kept telling me weird things like uh they're
00:42:01.080 having problems with staffing during covid and people are on holidays and and i'm like wow this
00:42:08.020 is weird and then you know people are like no they won't put you on it doesn't matter and i thought
00:42:13.440 yeah but they told me i have a story no sir there's no story there to be told unless it's already
00:42:21.720 written so you and the people you've met must be feeling like a a class of people almost that's
00:42:30.600 been forgotten by society i mean i personally uh didn't get the jab and i refused to get it
00:42:37.220 simply because of everything that you're saying here there's just not enough known about any of
00:42:43.500 these formulas as far as i'm concerned that would warrant me going to get this shot i don't i don't
00:42:50.680 give you or you know i don't i don't hold you in in ill regard because you chose to do it because
00:42:56.140 that's what freedom is all about if you want to go get it you go get it but what i do think is
00:43:01.500 that informed consent needs it it is part of it and the fact that they don't have all of the
00:43:08.300 information for people who are going and sitting down for this stuff should be illegal 100 percent
00:43:16.320 and and the procedures that you have to go through they you know it should not be like that
00:43:22.640 there should be some sort of an injury support program where they come to you not that you know
00:43:28.600 that you have to dig dig dig you know i now have a piece of paper that says i don't have to you
00:43:35.220 know get another vaccine well big deal you're not going to get another one in me anyways you know
00:43:40.380 regardless but you know the process of getting that they don't hand those pieces of paper out
00:43:46.300 to anybody you know but it took me october so i didn't receive any pay for my personal disability
00:43:54.220 from october 1st right straight through christmas had no money no anything until uh a week ago when
00:44:02.020 i finally got approved for long-term disability which is through the province of ontario as
00:44:07.740 opposed to the Vaccine Injury Fund, which was created federally by Trudeau before the vaccine
00:44:13.600 ever came out. Have you applied for that? Yeah. So when I applied for that, we applied for that
00:44:20.900 three times online. And when we did it online, it said that they're no longer accepting applications
00:44:26.180 for that program. So we're still going to go after that. However, the insurance I'm speaking to is
00:44:33.820 is just my own personal insurance through my work.
00:44:37.000 So as far as government subsidy, help, anything, there is nothing.
00:44:43.200 And not one person would reach out, nothing at all.
00:44:47.820 You know, you just get frustrated on the phone trying to get through to somebody.
00:44:51.400 And when you have this type of a brain injury, you don't have patience for it anymore.
00:44:57.220 So, you know, it took me over three months to get a paycheck.
00:45:00.760 And that was because I had to prove to my insurance company that this is a real, a real injury.
00:45:07.360 Let me ask you, we know your wife has been very supportive.
00:45:12.220 But what about your, your family, your friends?
00:45:16.740 How have they reacted to all of this?
00:45:18.940 Do they believe you when you tell them you're suffering from a vaccine injury?
00:45:24.280 Or are there some people that say you're just making this stuff up?
00:45:28.380 Oh, boy.
00:45:30.760 My family's split right down the middle. I have no support from my mother and my father. They see vaccines as something that's necessary and that what's happening to me doesn't exist. They're older. And they've been trained to watch mainstream media and believe what they see.
00:45:50.920 um you know and as far as friends go i have friends that um will i have a pile of new friends
00:46:02.580 let's be positive of that uh a lot of my old friends some have completely disconnected from
00:46:08.820 me some of them pretend that they're still my friend just to be you know in that status i find
00:46:15.840 um i've had some great support from some people that i've never met in my life
00:46:22.840 you know and i'm talking about people on the other side of the world from australia from
00:46:28.100 you know from uh south africa right straight through into europe you know we all talk and
00:46:35.400 and and we've connected but uh yeah some of my closest friends have definitely let me down and
00:46:42.080 And, you know, have, you know, oh, well, I can't comment on that type of stuff or stuff like that, you know.
00:46:49.960 And it's like, wow, you know, we're talking about making this country a free country.
00:46:54.340 And we have people that are worried about whether or not somebody sees that they put a, you know, an emoji on one of my pages of me having a tremor and going, wow, that sucks or something like that.
00:47:07.360 You know, it's just, it's gotten pretty rough.
00:47:10.420 i get a lot of hate mail i get a lot of people calling me a faker you know i get it it's it's
00:47:17.700 horrible and it bugs me and it'll wreck half of my day and and then i'll find a way to get through
00:47:23.400 it and you know and that's just the way it goes i guess i've i've never had to have a handicap
00:47:30.440 sticker before so i've never lived this reality you have a group on facebook yeah
00:47:38.700 i have a couple yeah um you mean my personal kevin's story page yeah sure i mean i'm sure
00:47:45.740 that people want to hear more about what your journey has been like so far and where you're
00:47:50.560 going uh and you know we've got a thousand people watching live right now and and by this time
00:47:56.020 tomorrow there's probably going to be 20 000 views on this episode so you've got a pretty
00:48:00.900 big audience pool to draw from to to get some more people into your uh into your group
00:48:05.280 well to to begin with that obviously i i want everybody in my group i'm not uh you know i don't
00:48:14.900 kick people out of my group i just i just don't i want people that are happy that you know agree
00:48:21.260 with me disagree whatever it's all about awareness and uh you know and i've said this a million times
00:48:28.420 now if i can save a kid's life i'm gonna save it and uh you know if something that i say somewhere
00:48:35.120 along the way puts a question mark in somebody's mind and it's the difference between um you know
00:48:42.660 uh being sick and and and being sick for life uh geez i hope you know i hope that some of the stuff
00:48:50.660 that i've shared with them like you talk about informed consent i hope some of this is is even
00:48:57.800 thought of before you advertise the fact that your child got the jab on social media with his
00:49:06.540 picture or her picture beside it saying that you know that scares the crap out of me and and i get
00:49:12.520 it it's not for everybody but it's a tough game of russian roulette and and uh there's no fix for
00:49:19.680 this so you know there's that's a pretty darn big gamble at something that unfortunately i didn't
00:49:26.940 know then was less than a percent of fatality so um you know i won't even get into the fact that
00:49:33.960 there's a lot of very very questionable deaths around me lately and uh you know these are very
00:49:41.020 very jabbed people so that's another story what what is your group called i actually it's kevin's
00:49:50.820 story so yeah so i just uh this is part of my fundraiser actually i uh um i'm looking for a way
00:50:00.960 to get better and um i was going to purchase a hyperbaric pressure chamber for my home because
00:50:07.760 we're trying different regimes and i thought you know what i'm going to uh um start making the
00:50:15.140 trips back and forth to ottawa to get these treatments and see what happens so that i can
00:50:20.420 recommend them or or not and uh you know it's going to be experiments but um i have to try
00:50:27.700 stuff and uh the other part is is obviously the fact that i'm retraining myself to walk
00:50:34.100 so i'm i'm just going to do little things like a little exercise bike and and i'm going to jump
00:50:40.380 on it every day instead of once a week and i'm going to figure this out and hopefully i can beat
00:50:45.600 it well my friend i appreciate uh you coming on the show tonight i appreciate you being so open
00:50:52.880 and telling your story and i very much appreciate that you will reach out and try and comfort and
00:50:59.840 help others those who happen to be in the in the same boat as you the same situation thank you
00:51:05.000 kevin uh if you guys want to go ahead and friend kevin on facebook there he is kevin street right
00:51:09.400 there and the group is called kevin's journey kevin thank you kevin's story kevin's story my
00:51:15.700 mistake kevin's story thank you for coming on tonight kevin i really appreciate it i just want
00:51:22.160 to say thank you very much for uh for giving us a platform because as we've discussed there really
00:51:27.840 aren't very many and uh and it's good to see that uh that you know obviously some people just like
00:51:34.780 myself i'm not afraid to stand up but you guys are uh you guys we need you as well and uh you
00:51:41.640 know so hats off to your platform and uh and uh we're going to make sure that uh we share the
00:51:47.580 crap out of this and and raise some awareness so if you ever want to touch base with me again
00:51:52.960 you know where to find me thank you kevin very much have a good night get some rest man
00:51:58.180 thanks shadow all right Kevin Street from Pembroke Ontario wow you know
00:52:05.260 that's that's probably got to be one of the hardest things and you know being an
00:52:15.160 advocate for a disease you know I know a guy who got cancer five or six years
00:52:21.860 ago and uh because he was locally famous he was approached by the cancer society in his city and
00:52:31.400 asked if he would be the spokesperson for them and he said i don't know let me think about that
00:52:37.580 now that's cancer that's a that's a disease that's been around for a long time once you
00:52:41.860 get cancer nobody points a finger at you and laughs and calls you a liar right it's like one
00:52:47.880 of these sacred things sacred cow but this vaccine injury thing which is very real as we all know
00:52:55.940 there's so many people who are so venomous towards somebody who even suggests they have something
00:53:02.580 like that like his own parents he told us think he's faking think it's not a real situation when
00:53:08.880 And clearly, clearly, he is suffering.
00:53:15.680 Informed consent, they can't give it to us
00:53:18.500 because they don't know the information.
00:53:21.380 We haven't got a time machine.
00:53:22.740 We can't go five to seven years in the future
00:53:24.820 and see what the results of this shot will be by then.
00:53:29.720 And yet people walk blindly in, sit down and say,
00:53:33.400 give me my third, I'm ready for it.
00:53:37.320 And Kevin put it best.
00:53:38.880 Russian roulette
00:53:40.160 wow
00:53:44.720 alright guys
00:53:47.280 the emergency act is in effect
00:53:50.560 it's being debated in the house of commons
00:53:52.360 and they haven't decided when there's going to be
00:53:54.760 a vote on it yet
00:53:56.040 it looks like the bloc and the conservatives
00:53:58.240 are going to vote against it
00:53:59.600 of course the liberals will vote for it
00:54:01.200 I'm not sure if all the liberals will vote for it
00:54:03.660 we do know there's a few dissident
00:54:05.360 liberal MPs who
00:54:07.300 don't really agree with the rhetoric that Trudeau has been spouting these past few months.
00:54:13.180 The NDP is the big question mark here. I heard this morning that Jagmeet Singh
00:54:17.060 has been spoken to very, very harshly by his caucus that if he does choose to go ahead and
00:54:23.500 throw party support behind the Emergency Act, he might be O'Toole right out of a job. But again,
00:54:29.660 that was only hearsay. I'm not sure what's happening and nobody is sure when the vote
00:54:33.820 is going to happen however when it does happen if it is defeated in the house of commons that
00:54:38.860 would trigger from what everything i've read today uh that would trigger a confidence vote
00:54:45.020 or that would actually be the equivalent of a confidence vote and that would mean an election
00:54:49.580 would be forthcoming if it does pass through the house of commons it will go to the senate
00:54:54.780 and the senate will decide whether or not the emergency act lives or dies but until then
00:55:00.380 It is, in effect, and it is a time-limited act.
00:55:04.480 So 30 days, and that's it.
00:55:06.420 If they want to extend it, it has to go back to the House of Commons.
00:55:11.340 Two legal challenges are underway now.
00:55:13.520 I'm not sure how this is going to work, so let's check out the story here from the Edmonton Journal.
00:55:17.640 Two separate legal challenges were filed today against the federal liberal government's invocation of the Emergency Act by civil rights organizations,
00:55:26.480 accusing Trudeau of setting a dangerous precedent by invoking the act for reasons they say fall far
00:55:33.460 short of the necessary legal thresholds. I would agree with that, but I'm not a lawyer.
00:55:38.540 I do have eyes, though. The government emergency declaration is unprecedented and seriously
00:55:44.240 infringes the Charter of Rights of Canadians, said Noah Mendelsohn Aviv, the executive director of
00:55:49.560 the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, in a press conference this afternoon. And one question
00:55:54.920 to the Canadian Civil Liberties Association.
00:55:58.360 Where have you been for the past two years?
00:56:02.020 Have you not seen charter breaches left, right, and center
00:56:05.440 every single day in every single province for the last two years?
00:56:09.180 Thanks for stepping up now, though.
00:56:10.520 We really appreciate it.
00:56:11.580 I'm not even being sarcastic about that.
00:56:14.060 The government brought in an extreme measure
00:56:16.880 that should be reserved for national emergencies,
00:56:19.760 a legal standard that has not been met.
00:56:23.060 The emergency power, she said, cannot and must not be normalized in Canadian society.
00:56:29.220 Joining the CCLA in challenging the government law was the Canadian Constitution Foundation.
00:56:34.220 The federal government has invoked the Emergencies Act as a matter of political convenience,
00:56:38.480 said Director Christine Van Gein in a press release announcing the foundation's legal challenge.
00:56:43.360 This is illegal and violates the rule of law, and that's why we are challenging the government in court.
00:56:49.120 The prime minister invoked the Emergencies Act on Monday, insisting it was necessary to bring an end to the protests initially provoked by the federal government imposing vaccine mandates on cross-border.
00:57:00.240 We all know why this is.
00:57:02.900 Police began arresting some protesters after five o'clock this afternoon, including Freedom Convoy organizer Chris Barber, who was handcuffed and led away, surrounded by police while crowds shouted their disapproval.
00:57:15.240 I'm sure you guys have seen video of that.
00:57:17.780 Nearly 100 policeman checkpoints will control access into the secure zone, which is downtown Ottawa around the Parliament, barring those with no lawful purpose from entering the area.
00:57:30.060 Now, guys, that is a charter breach for right of travel.
00:57:36.720 There is no imminent threat that they can prove.
00:57:40.080 Therefore, the charter must apply.
00:57:42.480 And that's one thing about the Emergency Act, this version of it, that the War Measures Act didn't have before. This is one of the reasons it was rewritten, so that it would have to adhere to the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
00:57:55.720 This measure, in my opinion, does not adhere to Section 7 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
00:58:02.420 We don't know how this is going to play out.
00:58:04.820 They've both petitioned the court for a hearing.
00:58:06.940 If they do get an injunction, the government will have to stop the Emergency Act immediately, but that is yet to be determined.
00:58:15.080 Where did the liberals get the intel they needed to trigger the Emergency Act anyway?
00:58:20.380 You would think they would have all kinds of intelligence from their agents on the ground.
00:58:24.880 CSIS guys, undercover RCMP people, stuff they've been piling up through their social media team,
00:58:33.820 their nudge team, watching different social media accounts? No. No, no, no, no, no.
00:58:40.360 Anthony Fury from Sun Media says the Liberals cite the CBC analysis to justify freezing bank
00:58:47.100 accounts. The incredible powers that Justin Trudeau has given his government to freeze
00:58:52.880 people's bank accounts is based on their reliance on analysis from the CBC.
00:59:01.960 This is according to a 14-page document the government tabled in the House of Commons
00:59:07.100 yesterday night detailing the supposed rationale for invoking the Emergencies Act in the first
00:59:13.300 place.
00:59:14.200 Today, Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Christia Freeland confirmed that banks had
00:59:19.140 begun complying with the government's orders and were freezing people's accounts.
00:59:22.880 This is what Freeland said in the most condescending way possible.
00:59:27.020 The consequences are real, and they will bite.
00:59:34.800 I don't know which one of them is worse, to be honest, to sit down and listen to, Trudeau or Freeland.
00:59:40.040 They're both incredibly annoying.
00:59:43.980 While Freeland made it sound as if only truckers with big rigs would be targeted,
00:59:48.340 the rules stipulate the bank freezes can apply to anyone directly or indirectly involved in the
00:59:53.800 protests. While constitutional law experts and civil liberties groups have said the threshold
01:00:00.320 has not been met for the government to invoke the act, the 14-page document the liberals offered
01:00:04.860 up presents their own more formal argument to back them up. The actual facts presented are
01:00:09.900 shockingly thin and are mostly a regurgitation of online news stories.
01:00:18.340 It remains possible the Trudeau government has evidence, such as intelligence reports of a credible national security threat within the Freedom Convoy, sufficient to justify invoking this extraordinary law from Aaron Woodrick, a lawyer who works with the McDonnell Laurier Institute.
01:00:34.780 He wrote this in a guest column. If they have such evidence, they should immediately make it clear publicly.
01:00:40.500 fury says yeah that's a good point maybe it was true but now it appears the liberals do not
01:00:47.700 possess any secret knowledge in fact it's quite the opposite the basis for some of the most
01:00:53.520 controversial measures they've brought in merely rely on nothing more than cbc reporting
01:00:58.820 cbc reporting my friends cbc who have been going after donations people who donated to
01:01:09.880 the Freedom Convoy, be it through Give, Send, Go or GoFundMe, because Give, Send, Go was hacked.
01:01:15.520 We played you the video of the guy responsible for that last night. So essentially, that's where
01:01:20.380 the CBC got their information from that quack, that that thing that we saw last night on the show,
01:01:30.100 who is based in Oshawa, Ontario, by the way. And then the government gets their information from
01:01:36.620 the cbc so essentially the government is using information gotten from this guy who we saw on
01:01:44.200 the show last night the one who was yelling what are you gonna do come at me come at me that guy
01:01:49.260 that is the source of the government's information to go ahead and freeze bank accounts and to invoke
01:01:58.560 this thing in the first place and that guy's a hacker that information was gotten illegally
01:02:05.960 this whole thing stinks you guys and yet it seems as though this thing will pass the house of
01:02:16.420 commons i don't really know how trudeau is going to manage to pull this off but it seems like he
01:02:24.440 just might it's a good thing the freedom convoy is still down there at the ledge because as i
01:02:32.540 pointed out last night on the show, we've got big private companies and corporations who are still
01:02:37.080 going to be mandating that people get jabbed even when the provinces drop their vaccine passports
01:02:44.460 and mask mandates. And now we've got the mayor of Winnipeg who says he would support continued mask
01:02:50.740 mandate in city buildings after the provincial mandate is dropped on March the 15th.
01:02:56.760 And I hope that Heather Stephenson decides to move that date up because these breathing
01:03:02.440 barriers are as useless as F.
01:03:06.200 I have invited the mayor on this show to debate about the efficacy of masks.
01:03:13.480 If you are married, Brian Bowman, if you're watching this show right now, if you are so
01:03:19.240 married to the idea of mandating these ridiculous rags in public buildings or city buildings,
01:03:26.760 then you should come on and explain why so come on you're invited to come on this show and have a
01:03:32.640 debate all right the invite is out there i i put that out on facebook earlier today put that out
01:03:39.400 on twitter earlier today i am putting it out right now brian bowman who refers to me as a clown
01:03:46.020 to his inner circle behind closed doors and yes brian i know about that
01:03:51.020 If you want to come on and talk about masks and why they should continue to be worn, even if it's only in city buildings and buses and whatnot, then you should come on this show and explain why.
01:04:03.900 There is no left-wing corporate media that will hold your feet to the fire on this.
01:04:08.960 So come on. I mean, it will be fair. It will be cordial. I would love to have you on this show to debate why you feel this way.
01:04:21.020 have you guys ever read the black rod
01:04:26.260 i'm sure you don't even know about it this is a blog all right this is this blog
01:04:34.440 has been out there for years and years and years nobody knows who the black rod is
01:04:40.560 but he or she has been writing blog posts for the better part of 15 years now
01:04:47.720 it's not every day it's not every week it's not even every month it just happens from time to
01:04:53.060 time the black rod you can find the black rod at blackrod.blogspot.com this is interesting we
01:05:01.180 were telling you about the uh well last week on the show we had sheena friesen on the show
01:05:06.740 concerned parent from the steinback area and we talked about the protest those students
01:05:11.440 put on at the steinback high school last week there was another one in winkler
01:05:15.740 what did the local left-wing corporate media report on that nothing not a thing and that's
01:05:26.800 what the black rod has written about in this blog post well the winnipeg free press reporters
01:05:32.460 churned out fake news stories real news broke out in southern manitoba and went unreported
01:05:37.960 hundreds of high school students protesting covid vaccine mandates rallied in stein back last week
01:05:43.580 but it was the shocking aftermath that big city Winnipeg journalists have studiously refused to
01:05:49.840 report on. When one of the protesters, a 15-year-old boy, tried to enter Steinbeck Regional
01:05:55.300 Secondary School to get his belongings after school authorities elected to send all students
01:05:59.560 home, he was met at the door by at least three police officers who pushed him out. We saw video
01:06:05.220 of this. When he explained he wanted his books, the 300-pound chief of police, chief of Steinbeck
01:06:10.780 police detachment grabbed the gangly boy by the jacket and rammed his head against a wall it was
01:06:18.580 all caught on video which quickly made its way onto social media the maskless policeman mumbled
01:06:23.880 that he the student could be charged with assault when observing students shouted what the police
01:06:30.620 chief had done was assault he abruptly let go of the boy's coat walked away but not before leaning
01:06:36.440 in to say something. He's going to pound me, the boy said loudly in preemptive self-defense.
01:06:43.020 On Monday, an even worse outrage against teenage students occurred at Garden Valley Collegiate in
01:06:49.920 Winkler. According to an eyewitness, students tried to do a protest walk through the school
01:06:55.040 with flags and without masks. School authorities kicked the kids outside without jackets.
01:06:59.900 The temperature was about minus 16 with the windchill of minus 21.
01:07:05.880 In the extreme cold, they had to stand outside in sweatshirts and t-shirts and the eyewitness said they were allowed in only if they agreed to wear masks.
01:07:16.280 A photo of the group of students huddled together to keep warm under thin blankets is posted online.
01:07:21.500 Some of the students called their parents.
01:07:23.540 When the principal was confronted with one mother, he called the police on her.
01:07:27.260 forcing underdressed children outside in sub-zero temperatures is cruel and vindictive
01:07:33.020 not to mention that by anybody's standards it's child abuse and for the police to be part of it
01:07:37.740 is unconscionable why hasn't the minister of education wayne uasco demanded someone be held
01:07:44.200 accountable and why hasn't the provincial children's advocate not demanded a criminal
01:07:48.800 investigation while these outrages against teenagers was taking place what news quote
01:07:55.660 unquote, was the Winnipeg Free Press reporting. Their queen of fake news, Carol Sanders, out to
01:08:02.640 smear truckers demonstrating near the legislature, invented out of whole cloth a story about a
01:08:08.580 squiggle in the snow at the protest being a fascist symbol used by an obscure political
01:08:14.120 movement in Europe a hundred years ago. Then she followed that up with a second smear story based
01:08:20.480 on a tweet by opposition NDP leader Wab Kanu that Premier Heather Stephenson's refusal to condemn
01:08:26.660 the Freedom Convoy protesters was like Donald Trump refusing to condemn attendees of a white
01:08:32.020 supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia in 2017. She failed to report that Trump's the
01:08:38.600 Trump story has been debunked through video and audio recordings of his statements because the
01:08:42.580 truth would run contrary to the truckers are racists narrative being spun by the Winnipeg
01:08:48.080 free press. The newspaper laughingly headlined her story, Call for Balance Sets Off Firestorm.
01:08:55.560 The only firestorm was self-serving comments by Canu and Manitoba Liberal Leader Dougal Lamont.
01:09:02.280 Another fake news story was from Eric Pandera, who made the front page of the newspaper with
01:09:07.000 a report on two drunks removed from a counter-protest at the ledge and released to their
01:09:11.460 friends after a guarantee they would not be allowed to wander into traffic and risk injury
01:09:16.440 or death the story was prompted by a tweet from ndp mla nahani fontaine oh one of the worst
01:09:24.580 are you detecting a pattern here the black rod asks the story was her usual harangue against
01:09:30.860 police calling the anti-mandate protest casual sedition and accusing police of picking on
01:09:37.180 indigenous counter protesters unbelievable these people lie lie lie listen listen i'm going to take
01:09:44.620 a break from this story for two seconds when the next provincial election rolls around and the
01:09:51.020 next municipal election rolls around i want you guys to ask your candidates if they have antifa
01:09:59.940 ideologies because if they do they're you can't vote for them not that i'm telling you what to do
01:10:10.600 but antifa ideologies is what's got us to where we are right now and i believe the ndp provincially
01:10:17.920 is rife with them as they are federally and i believe there are also civic candidates who
01:10:22.960 harbor that that ideology and they're in office at city hall right now
01:10:28.920 the pantera story carried the coda with files from maggie mcintosh she it turns out is a local
01:10:37.440 journalism initiative reporter that someone whose paycheck is subsidized by the federal government
01:10:42.060 of Justin Trudeau to produce journalism for underserved communities. The only underserved
01:10:48.380 community here is the citizens of Winnipeg. The journalism provided by the subsidized newspaper
01:10:53.440 appears to be a platform for politicians with an agenda. True journalism would be reporting
01:10:58.560 who the organizers of the counter-protest defend Winnipeg were and their hate police agenda. That
01:11:04.320 was Antifa, as we pointed out last week. And you can see what it says on their website here.
01:11:11.240 And by the way, if you want to see some interesting tweets, go to the Twitter account of Omar
01:11:17.200 Kinnerath and check some of those out. That is the local Antifa mouthpiece.
01:11:24.640 And they are bigger than you think. As a final twist, Maggie McIntosh's newspaper profile says
01:11:32.560 the reporter will be dedicated to education the reporter will cover stories all the way from
01:11:37.380 kindergarten classes to university labs the reporter will find out what's happening in
01:11:41.680 school boards and not just those in winnipeg sure she will the black rod guys you got to find the
01:11:49.560 black rod winnipeg and i'll give you the web the website again blackrod.blogspot.com
01:11:58.480 i've been reading that person i was going to say that guy but we don't know if it's a guy
01:12:03.960 or a woman for a while now thank you to marty gold for pointing out the black rod to me years
01:12:09.840 ago oh and by the way we have a new vaccine that's been approved for emergency use
01:12:14.180 in canada it's called the new vaxovid vaccine it's a protein vaccine it's different than the
01:12:21.620 other ones not the mrna and they say because it's not mrna it should ease vaccine hesitancy with
01:12:28.960 the remaining however many percent what is it 12 now 10 every time i hear how many people are
01:12:34.620 vaccinated in this country it's a little bit different 81 no it's 89 no i think it's 87 no
01:12:40.980 wait it's 93 you see when when you get conflicting numbers like that all the time
01:12:48.340 from government sources you have to start thinking hey wait a minute are they shitting us
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01:16:47.720 Guys, I'm going to need you to share this show tonight.
01:16:53.880 Now, I haven't asked you a lot of that lately because you've been doing it on your own, but tonight especially.
01:16:58.700 because of kevin street's story because of how eloquently he told us what's happened to him
01:17:07.180 in more ways than one ever since he got the jab the first jab of astrazeneca on may the 6th
01:17:13.320 of last year his life has been turned upside down in many ways and i think it's important
01:17:18.460 that people hear that story so if you haven't shared tonight's show yet
01:17:25.040 please go ahead and do that
01:17:27.820 there's another thing
01:17:30.700 and this is important
01:17:33.360 as the rallies continue
01:17:35.900 the freedom rallies continue in Ottawa
01:17:38.600 even with the fencing up
01:17:40.580 around the parliament buildings
01:17:42.240 even with the hundred blockades
01:17:45.000 on the outskirts of Ottawa
01:17:46.720 not allowing new trucks into the area
01:17:48.580 even with the arrests of the organizers
01:17:50.860 they are doing the best they can
01:17:53.120 to break us up
01:17:55.040 we don't know how much longer the manitoba convoy is going to be there they're still there
01:18:02.100 they are planning some fun family stuff for this weekend so hopefully we'll see you there on
01:18:06.840 saturday for sure if the weather is good enough hopefully it's not too freezing cold or snowing
01:18:12.440 like a bugger there's a blizzard moving in tonight and apparently tomorrow but
01:18:15.580 um it's important guys we get the message out
01:18:20.140 stop hiding behind fake names fake accounts and fake photos on social media
01:18:30.480 it's time to start showing our faces we are real people we're allowed to be real people
01:18:38.800 we need to stop being scared of the bullies on the left on the far left the extremists
01:18:44.860 the ones who will call you down shout you out it doesn't matter what they say
01:18:49.440 it doesn't matter we cannot let what they say affect us i understand there was a troll in the
01:18:57.460 comments tonight maybe more than one i don't know guys as this show grows and more and more people
01:19:03.580 are watching on a nightly basis you're going to have more of them these people have nothing better
01:19:09.040 to do with their time or their lives apparently than to sit and attack us even though we don't
01:19:14.400 attack them. We don't go out of our way.
01:19:23.260 They seem to want to come
01:19:24.480 into our way and call, or
01:19:26.100 into our groups and call us
01:19:28.180 names.
01:19:29.920 And when asked for an explanation, they're never
01:19:32.500 able to provide one.
01:19:35.460 They use
01:19:36.140 straw man arguments.
01:19:38.980 What about this? What about
01:19:40.380 that?
01:19:42.180 They hold no bearing on the conversation
01:19:44.260 you're trying to have but it's very important that we get our faces and names out there
01:19:49.340 because there are more of us than you think and if you're worried about losing your job well
01:19:55.180 that job wasn't for you anyway people are being threatened peak of the market demanding a third
01:20:02.000 shot now after march 31st if you haven't got your third shot you're going to have to get testing
01:20:07.280 every 72 hours on your dime at 20 bucks a pop there's no mandate for that there is no regulation
01:20:18.740 for that they're making stuff up based on what peak of the market and there's other companies
01:20:23.640 and corporations who are trying to do the same thing and even after the province ends the mandates
01:20:29.100 that kind of crap is still going to continue brian bowman says he supports mask wearing in all city
01:20:35.500 buildings and on buses and whatnot far past the March 15th deadline based on what Brian Bowman
01:20:41.340 come on the show and show us the science that says that you need to keep the mask mandates in place
01:20:47.500 on city property which is not city property it's owned by the taxpayers of this city by the way
01:20:53.140 and many of those are people who have chosen to not get vaccinated because we don't think
01:20:59.080 that we should be forced into doing that and we don't like wearing diapers on our faces
01:21:04.160 breathing barriers so you come on the show and you explain yourself very clearly show us the
01:21:10.740 science and if it's acceptable come on and debate if it's acceptable and you're able to beat your
01:21:17.360 opponent in a debate then we'll go along with it all right okay guys that's it for the show tonight
01:21:27.040 don't forget to share this out there to as many people as you possibly can if you have to do it
01:21:31.700 by a messenger then do it that way i love you all i will catch you tomorrow night at eight
01:21:36.940 o'clock central for another shadow at night live stream talk to you later bye