The Shadoe Davis Show - March 18, 2022


Shadoe at Nite Thursday March 17th⧸2022


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00:00:00.000 hey everybody welcome to shadow at night this is thursday march 17th 2022 happy st patty's day to
00:00:05.980 y'all why am i not wearing green i am not irish it's never been my thing but if it is your thing
00:00:13.080 i hope you're having a fantastic i hope you're having a fantastic day and night and i certainly
00:00:20.280 hope you've taken tomorrow off from whatever you had to do whether it's work or whatever
00:00:25.560 because i've seen some people on saint patrick's day get sloshed and it's not a normal kind of
00:00:33.880 sloshed it is all the way
00:00:36.900 usually by about four or five o'clock in the afternoon too because they day drink
00:00:45.180 and it can be messy oh it can be messy especially if the beer they've been drinking
00:00:51.420 is green so listen on the show tonight what you see here is video from the manitoba legislature
00:01:00.480 from two days ago wab canoe the leader of the opposition ndp gets up and he asks a very
00:01:07.120 interesting question he makes some very eloquent points and then our premier
00:01:11.280 heather steffensen gets up to respond to mr canoe's question
00:01:15.360 so tonight guys the show is going to be about digital id which is coming to manitoba it's
00:01:25.660 coming to ontario it's coming to british columbia and quebec those are the provinces that have
00:01:31.140 discussed it but it's going to be coming everywhere also we're going to discuss digital
00:01:37.280 programmable currency all right we're going to talk about critical race theory being
00:01:44.660 in our school systems by law in ontario and you know what happens when something passes in ontario
00:01:50.420 it spreads all across the country like a cancer because ontario is the lead province right they've
00:01:56.860 got the most people they're the most influential economically uh so yeah whatever ontario does
00:02:02.620 chances are everybody else does critical race theory will soon be a thing rex murphy did a
00:02:09.300 fantastic editorial on on just that topic in the national post we're going to read that for you
00:02:14.300 later on and then we'll discuss a little bit about what critical race theory actually is we'll show
00:02:20.060 you because i know a lot of people have heard that phrase over and over and over again the last few
00:02:24.040 years but not really clear on what it is so we'll give you a breakdown a bit of of what that is
00:02:29.020 there's all kinds of other stuff coming up on the show tonight including in just a second
00:02:33.160 you may have been wondering this and i was sent by an anonymous viewer about three or four hours
00:02:40.360 ago i was sent how much money doctors can make by advising the unvaccinated on vaccine hesitancy
00:02:49.920 how much money they make from administering a shot of whatever type of vaccine
00:02:54.540 is it any wonder that doctors in this province at least haven't really been too upset with the way
00:03:06.360 things have gone the last couple of years they want this to keep going they're making a whole
00:03:11.580 pile of money from this so we've got the breakdown from doctors manitoba an internal document and
00:03:17.920 we'll reveal to you exactly what the hell in just a couple of minutes i want to let the stream
00:03:24.040 populate so uh people have been saying to me shadow i'm having a rough time getting onto your
00:03:29.500 show i say well i'm not just on facebook i'm also on rumble you can go and find me on rumble what
00:03:34.560 you do on rumble to find me there's two channels right just like on facebook here i've got my
00:03:38.580 personal profile and then there's the actual channel the page right here the shadow davis show
00:03:43.140 so it's like that on rumble you type in shadow davis all one word s-h-a-d-o-e-d-a-v-i-s all one
00:03:50.040 word in the rumble search bar and then i'll show up and so you go there and you follow the rumble
00:03:56.820 channel the shadow davis show rumble channel and you can watch the show over there more and more
00:04:02.160 people are actually watching the show live over there and it's becoming more interactive at least
00:04:06.520 in the comment section i do understand that facebook is where all the action is when it
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00:04:42.560 uh elaine says she's been watching on twitch
00:04:46.100 oh now this is interesting doctors have always made money from pharmaceuticals you know that
00:04:51.940 from experience yes i understand that they have they they do they certainly do but those are deals
00:04:56.700 made between the doctors and the pharmaceutical companies themselves this is different
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00:08:04.260 technology at canadananosilver.ca canadananosilver.ca all right this is very interesting
00:08:15.640 This is an internal document from Doctors Manitoba.
00:08:19.340 Let's just take you up to the top here.
00:08:22.780 COVID-19, this is as of December of last year, so December 21st of last year.
00:08:27.180 COVID-19 vaccine outreach and patient support remuneration and funding overview.
00:08:35.700 Vaccine injection tariffs.
00:08:38.800 All right, so let me give you the big screen so you guys can see this.
00:08:45.600 So to administer an injection of the Pfizer vaccine, 20 bucks.
00:08:50.940 Same with the pediatric Pfizer, Moderna, the Moderna booster, AstraZeneca, and the Johnson & Johnson.
00:08:59.620 That's all $20.
00:09:00.920 $20 pop. 0.90
00:09:01.920 Every time you stab somebody, you get 20 bucks.
00:09:04.800 So how many could you do in one day? 0.55
00:09:06.320 Oh, dozens.
00:09:08.680 All right, let's move down.
00:09:09.680 vaccine visits and injections existing tariffs patient visit for vaccine advice counseling or
00:09:18.820 medical assessment standard gp visit under 10 minutes is 26.99 standard gp visit 10 minutes
00:09:26.540 plus is 37.80 vaccine hesitancy advice same same day as unrelated visit 37.80 how many times could
00:09:38.720 you do that in one day is it any wonder why these doctors jam and triple book so many people in one
00:09:45.720 day new vaccine initiative vaccine outreach support so email outreach seven hundred dollars
00:09:53.640 per practice group patient phone outreach three dollars per patient contact have you been phoned
00:10:00.200 by a doctor have you had your vaccine three bucks have you had your vaccine three bucks how many of
00:10:06.900 those phone calls could you make in one hour if you had a staff working three bucks three bucks
00:10:12.440 three bucks planning meetings standard committee rate i don't know what that is
00:10:17.420 new vaccine initiative vaccine information and immunization clinics administrative stipend 25
00:10:25.700 dollars an hour minimum hourly clinic rate varies see below 169 35 an hour weekdays until five and
00:10:32.600 And then for evenings after five, weekends and stat holidays, $184.85 per hour.
00:10:43.680 That's for the vaccine clinic.
00:10:45.340 So if you were working overtime or if your office became a vaccine clinic one day, that's what you'd be getting.
00:10:54.000 So to give you an example, total clinic funding is $1,429.70 for outreach and holding.
00:11:01.160 one two-hour vaccine clinic, $273.40 claimed to Manitoba Health, $1,156.30 claimed through
00:11:10.780 Doctors Manitoba. Now, you know who Doctors Manitoba is? I don't either. They've got that
00:11:16.360 one smarmy looking little guy who's their spokesperson, but I don't know who else is
00:11:21.300 involved in Doctors Manitoba. But Doctors Manitoba continues to go on the left-wing corporate media
00:11:27.080 locally and talk about vaccines, vaccines, vaccines, vaccines, vaccines all the time.
00:11:32.420 As a matter of fact, they're still complaining right now that the mandates have been lifted
00:11:36.240 too quickly.
00:11:37.780 These guys are behind this funding scheme.
00:11:40.580 I don't know where the money is coming from.
00:11:43.980 If it's coming directly from the pharmaceutical companies or if it's coming from the province,
00:11:47.940 I don't know.
00:11:49.520 But for your average GP, this is what they're getting.
00:11:52.740 So if you email all unvaccinated and partially vaccinated patients, $700.
00:11:59.420 Patient outreach, 300 patients on a list contacted, 120 patients reached, $3 per patient, $360.
00:12:06.640 Vaccine information and immunization clinic, two hours on weekend, $369.70.
00:12:14.680 This can start to add up after a while.
00:12:17.060 and then they want you
00:12:22.620 to register to participate
00:12:24.240 I'm wondering how many doctors
00:12:26.200 actually didn't
00:12:27.280 hey that's a pretty penny
00:12:29.300 I think I'll get involved in this
00:12:31.740 yeah
00:12:34.280 there it all is right there
00:12:35.740 your expense
00:12:39.700 form
00:12:40.700 everything
00:12:41.880 so that came from
00:12:44.640 Doctors Manitoba
00:12:45.780 innocuous group i don't like i said i don't know where they're based they are on twitter but you
00:12:53.740 can't you can't respond to their tweets because they're protected tweets you can't
00:12:59.020 contact them in any way that i know of and i've tried so i find this very interesting
00:13:05.740 doctors manitoba does anybody have any information about that group how many
00:13:14.260 are there who is in this group why do they even exist are they newly formed i've never heard of
00:13:20.320 them before this whole thing maybe it's because they were just so background that nobody cared
00:13:26.660 and when this happened this whole big pandemic fiasco that's when they came out of the woodwork
00:13:31.800 i don't know interesting if anybody wants to do some digging i've been digging i'll continue to
00:13:37.540 dig on that all right from the floor of our legislature two days ago now politically
00:13:44.140 there's an election provincially in a year and a half heather stefenson is currently our premier
00:13:51.160 because well you know what happened so people are concerned about the ndp getting back into
00:13:57.060 power under wab canoe because that's how manitoba goes as you know uh pc ndp back and forth back and
00:14:05.180 forth what i'm hoping for is this whole two years has changed the paradigm of political thought
00:14:13.180 in manitoba and i want to discuss that a little bit more because you can you know
00:14:18.700 that the progressive conservatives are not getting back into power they're just
00:14:23.260 not watch this from a couple of days ago
00:14:26.700 Madam Speaker, Crystal Musso's life matters.
00:14:34.700 She is dearly missed by her friends, family, and her children.
00:14:39.700 We now know, of course, that the government will not call an inquest into her death.
00:14:45.700 But new information is coming to light from the critical incident investigation into her
00:14:51.700 death, and this information is very concerning.
00:14:54.700 The company contracted to transport Crystal out of province, used staff that did not have the proper training, and used vehicles that did not have the right equipment to care for ICU patients.
00:15:06.580 I'll table a document that lays this out.
00:15:10.360 Does the Premier agree that a team transporting ICU patients should have the necessary training and equipment to do so safely?
00:15:19.740 Okay, I'm going to stop it right there for one second.
00:15:21.980 And that was a pretty well-thought-out question and statement from the leader of the NDP, WAP Canoe.
00:15:30.260 Would you agree?
00:15:31.600 I mean, I'm not an NDP guy, but I was impressed by that.
00:15:36.340 So now the Premier, Heather Stephenson, gets up to respond.
00:15:39.400 Watch this.
00:15:43.260 The Honourable First Minister, thank you very much, Madam Speaker.
00:15:45.900 And before I get to the member's question, I just wanted to say that sometimes we need
00:15:51.740 to remember that we need to take time to celebrate our kids.
00:15:56.840 And last night was a proud mom moment for me.
00:16:01.200 It was a proud parent moment for both my husband and I when we were at a hockey rink in Selkirk
00:16:08.180 and Tommy and his high school hockey team were playing the St. Paul's Crusaders and
00:16:13.180 And they defeated the Westwood Warriors to become the Manitoba Provincial High School Hockey Champions, Madam Speaker.
00:16:21.240 I just want to congratulate Tommy, all his team members, and the coach, Andrew Harder, for their victory last night, Madam Speaker.
00:16:31.120 It's an exciting day for our family.
00:16:34.660 And just thank you for the opportunity to say a few words about that, Madam Speaker.
00:16:39.520 What I will say, Madam Speaker, with respect to this, of course, I did, the member office
00:16:46.540 had asked these questions yesterday.
00:16:48.120 The member's time has expired.
00:17:01.240 So instead of answering that very well thought out question by the leader of the NDP, she
00:17:06.680 gets up in a public forum and she talks about her son's hockey team winning a championship
00:17:12.760 knowing how much time she has to respond to this question there's a time limit on all responses
00:17:18.140 and questions and question period in every legislature across this country
00:17:22.240 and she talks about her kid she doesn't answer the question
00:17:26.860 embarrassing that's the premier that's the premier of manitoba who did that just
00:17:36.000 that is embarrassing guys i think you know this about me i lean to the right politically right
00:17:44.800 and and that's not even completely true i mean like when i say i lean i lean i'm middle ground
00:17:50.260 guy right i believe in fiscal responsibility i believe in people's rights to do what they want 0.90
00:17:56.280 to do ultimately your freedom of everything right as long as you're not being an ass about it
00:18:02.200 running around with weapons and whatnot i believe in public safety law and order all that stuff 0.97
00:18:09.160 i believe in responsibility and accountability that was one of the most ridiculous
00:18:18.040 every week politician has got their way of avoiding questions we've seen justin trudeau
00:18:24.120 do it now for six years it's embarrassing he lies he avoids he rambles uh uh uh this one gets up and
00:18:31.320 talks about her kids hockey team a lot of people have asked me shadow what's next what can we do
00:18:43.920 and I have been avoiding answering that for a very long time
00:18:47.380 because ultimately I don't have the answer but here's what I think
00:18:52.520 the only way we're going to take our country back
00:18:57.300 and i mean that very patriotically because as if you continue to stay with me tonight and watch
00:19:06.120 the show you're going to see some things that are going to make you mad all right critical race
00:19:10.220 theory all this stuff this is the reality of the world that we're living in right now
00:19:15.280 how are we going to take our country back chris sky has said you're not going to vote your way 0.98
00:19:21.200 out of this so what do we do then do we go in all guns blazing shoot them up revolution violent 0.66
00:19:27.020 revolution coup d'etat no why because what do we do after that do we have a military dictatorship 0.99
00:19:38.580 take care of the country for two or three years while we get our crap together and we try to come
00:19:43.440 up with a new political system that's fair to everybody no that's not going to work
00:19:50.040 we need to take our country back from the ground up that's why i had kevin freeson from the keystone
00:19:58.180 party of manitoba on the other night you guys this goes for every province every city in our
00:20:04.980 country now i'm not sure about your province if you're watching from bc or alberta and this goes
00:20:11.320 for you guys too living in the united states but you know this better than canadians do because
00:20:15.260 You're way more tuned in to your election process and your freedom than Canadians are, for the most part, I believe.
00:20:23.740 We have to take our country back from the ground up through school boards, school trustee positions, city council positions, town council, Reeve, mayor.
00:20:35.720 We work our way up provincially, and then we work our way up federally.
00:20:41.120 It's the only way to do it.
00:20:44.160 we have to change the way we think about politics do you know how many people showed up to vote in
00:20:51.720 the last civic election in winnipeg what percentage of eligible voters just over 50
00:20:58.040 sad we don't care enough about what's going on in our own city to show up and cast a vote
00:21:04.400 we're still we don't care enough about what's going on in our own city or town
00:21:09.640 to actually run for office ourselves well that's too much for me i could never do that well you
00:21:16.360 want to know what after the last two years i'm hoping that maybe you've changed your mind about
00:21:21.700 that maybe you are the person that can step up maybe you are one of the people that can step up
00:21:27.540 and get us out of this because i'm going to tell you guys right now open and honest we have antifa
00:21:32.700 ideology and TIFA members running for city council in this year's municipal election in
00:21:40.120 Winnipeg. You're not going to know who they are by looking at them because they're not going to
00:21:44.680 advertise it, but you can look them up online and find out for yourself. And if we haven't
00:21:50.940 got somebody to oppose a candidate like that, they're going to get in and things are going to
00:21:55.020 get worse worse electronic driver's licenses could be coming to manitoba electronic does that mean
00:22:06.600 digital yeah manitobans could soon have an electronic driver's license as a result of a
00:22:13.340 new bill introduced yesterday the provincial government put forward amendments to the
00:22:17.140 drivers and vehicles act the highway traffic act and the manitoba public insurance corporation
00:22:21.600 Act. The government said these changes would improve the system in place for Manitobans
00:22:28.400 right now. Of course, it's going to be great. The new bill would help to improve Manitoba's
00:22:34.120 driver licensing, vehicle registration, and vehicle insurance framework, said Justice
00:22:39.040 Minister Kelvin Gertson. Gertson, who's the minister in charge of Manitoba Public Insurance,
00:22:44.520 said this would provide better value for Manitobans and align with other jurisdictions.
00:22:48.520 Some of the changes could give Manitobans the option to choose between a physical or electronic copy of a driver's license or identification card.
00:22:56.840 So they're going to give us the choice.
00:23:00.760 And what choice shall we make?
00:23:04.700 It would also give motor vehicle registrations, registrar, sorry, the authority to give a temporary driver's license while an application is being processed.
00:23:13.160 So this is the beginnings of it, guys.
00:23:17.280 This is just the beginning of the whole new digital age.
00:23:23.560 We've got more on this right now.
00:23:26.440 ATB Ventures to help Canadian government with its digital ID efforts.
00:23:32.800 All of these stories.
00:23:33.800 Now, I collected all of these stories to talk about this specific topic tonight.
00:23:38.560 This story is about a month and a half old.
00:23:41.260 Well, maybe just a month.
00:23:43.200 But it's very relevant to the theme of the show tonight.
00:23:47.260 ATB Ventures, the research and innovation arm of Alberta-based financial institution
00:23:55.320 ATB Financial, is collaborating with the government of Canada to provide the technology platform
00:24:01.240 to support its national digital trust service proof of concept.
00:24:06.360 ATB Ventures' blockchain identity management solution, ULU, and digital credential wallet
00:24:13.800 Proof allow businesses and regulators to develop use cases and issue, use, and verify digital credentials in a sandbox environment.
00:24:26.660 It's coming.
00:24:30.800 There's more.
00:24:32.300 There's more.
00:24:33.620 As programmable money emerges, central banks ramp up for tokenized economy.
00:24:41.200 Programmable money.
00:24:42.220 Remember, we heard that just the other night.
00:24:43.800 here on the show not last night but the night before programmable money there's a global
00:24:49.360 movement among governments i wonder who's behind that social media platforms and central banks
00:24:57.240 to develop digital currencies said peter antonius bram global head of central banks
00:25:03.040 at sap private companies see this as a race whereas central banks and public sector agencies
00:25:09.980 approach this more collaboratively each participant has unique objectives factoring in geopolitical
00:25:15.680 issues customer monetization objectives and industry-specific x and g's sorry exit exigencies
00:25:23.440 no programmable money promises a frictionless payment future in one scenario central banks
00:25:34.560 can program digital currency with logic so it can be spent only for a designated purpose.
00:25:41.160 For large companies at the helm of complex supply chains, programmable currency promises the
00:25:46.320 instantaneous delivery of payment upon product receipt. This has tremendous potential for greater
00:25:51.840 business efficiencies, including dramatic reductions in reconciliation timeframes.
00:25:57.340 Programmable money relies on the internet, making it much easier and accessible to use across
00:26:03.100 previously siloed system says bram instead of navigating fragmented organizational and payment
00:26:09.380 provider sites digital currency would allow frictionless payments at the precise moment
00:26:14.300 goods were received through machine to machine payment guys programmable money
00:26:20.000 they can do whatever they want with your money who's they well we don't even know that do we
00:26:29.440 We don't know if it's going to be, it's going to be everybody.
00:26:33.120 Maybe the company you work for decides they're going to start paying you in digital currency.
00:26:38.380 Maybe your favorite place to shop is only taking digital currency.
00:26:44.920 Programmable.
00:26:45.620 What does that even mean?
00:26:47.580 All right, all right, all right.
00:26:49.560 I want you guys to watch this video here.
00:26:52.100 This is interesting.
00:26:53.300 This came from TikTok.
00:26:54.460 It's about three minutes.
00:26:56.720 Please watch.
00:26:59.440 so the uk is currently the head of the g7 group that's the world's most economically advanced
00:27:07.240 countries and the uk currently chairs the g7 group our chancellor who does our economy
00:27:12.080 called chancellor of the exchequer his name is rishi sunak he put out this video saying that
00:27:16.320 um what they want to do is bring in this thing called the central banking digital currency
00:27:21.080 they want to replace fiat paper money with digital money as a competitor to bitcoin and crypto money
00:27:28.120 right but instead of being uh decentralized currency it will be controlled by a government
00:27:33.400 it's digital currency but controlled centrally through the banks bank of england so instead of
00:27:37.880 having a bank account with whatever hsbc or bank of america you'll have a bank account directly
00:27:43.080 within the american context with the fed in the uk directly with the bank of england you have a
00:27:47.320 personal bank account and you're given digital money in that bank account these are called central
00:27:51.720 banking digital currencies the chancellor of the exchequer in the uk has already announced their
00:27:55.960 intention to do this as the g7 group and these uh if you look up um this sounds terrifying if you
00:28:03.160 look up uh the telegraph newspaper central bank digital courtesy uh currency is that the one
00:28:09.160 digital currency should be programmable see that one there yeah now what they're doing is they're
00:28:13.160 saying you know everyone knows that with inflation at over five percent it's now five point four
00:28:17.640 percent right uh our fiat money the paper money is increasingly becoming worthless and we're headed
00:28:22.680 towards a big disaster the fed wants to raise interest rates we're in so much debt that if you
00:28:28.520 raise interest rates people are going to suffer because everyone that you know we're living on
00:28:32.840 debt as western economies so they realize that this kind of the lifespan of paper money is fast
00:28:38.840 coming to an end because of the 2008 economic crash in particular so they're bringing in these
00:28:43.080 central banking digital currencies why is that word programmable in there so what they said in
00:28:48.040 in that article and that and the chancellor put a video out saying this as well they've said that
00:28:53.020 this money that you will earn from work instead of having paper money you have this digital money
00:28:57.160 it's programmable so that you can't buy certain foods or if you do something that your employer
00:29:02.380 doesn't like it's all in that article you won't be able to spend your money in other words it's
00:29:06.560 not money they're vouchers they're like food vouchers and they can be programmed so that
00:29:12.080 like the chinese social credit system that if you try and use them on a certain thing
00:29:15.960 it won't work you say you want to buy a burger and they want you to buy bugs which is one of
00:29:20.900 the examples used if you start to try and buy unhealthy meat just won't work your tap you tap
00:29:25.620 your card you can't buy the thing because you've met your quota that month of burgers you have to
00:29:30.360 buy something like a vegan meal so it won't just be money in the sense of the way we have dollars
00:29:36.540 or pounds today yeah it'll be something that's controlled in terms of your ability to distribute
00:29:41.800 it which is why i'm calling it a voucher it's a coupon but even a coupon if you have a coupon to
00:29:46.860 buy bread you can still buy the bread like there's no you can't buy see that coupon to buy bread what
00:29:52.200 you can't do is buy a burger with that coupon it's for bread right yeah right do you feel like
00:29:56.120 you're sounding the alarm yes for people that don't understand what is going on so here i'll
00:30:01.720 put it up for you here yeah so there's the video the group of the world's seven most advanced
00:30:06.060 economies the g7 is launching a set of public policy principles for retail central bank digital
00:30:13.100 currencies cbdc's central bank digital currencies could be a digital version of money a bit like a
00:30:20.220 digital banknote right so that's the guy who runs our economy in the uk's name's the chancellor of
00:30:25.500 the exchequer and here is the article bank of england tells ministers to intervene on digital
00:30:30.220 currency programming yeah and here's a quote from the article digital cash could be programmed to
00:30:35.100 ensure it is only spent on essentials or goods which an employer or government deems to be
00:30:41.660 sensible holy i'm gonna take it one step further future right so the checkpoint charlie exists
00:30:48.300 everywhere they bring in digital banking central banking digital currencies you've got a scenario
00:30:54.540 now that you're checking in and out everywhere you go using vouchers that are programmed and
00:30:59.660 you can only spend where you're told you can spend them there's another word for that man
00:31:04.140 that's called the chinese social credit system so what they are telling us and when i say they
00:31:10.620 who's they people in power that's the head of our economy the chancellor of the exchequer second most
00:31:15.020 powerful person other than the prime minister and maybe the foreign secretary in the uk right
00:31:19.980 he's telling us i just played it there for you he's telling us that's what he as the uk
00:31:23.820 then yeah yeah so that could be what's coming guys it could be that we're spending air miles
00:31:39.060 remember the air miles scam ever do air miles do you still collect air miles do they still
00:31:45.220 give them out i don't even know i tried the air miles thing for about a year 10 years ago and i
00:31:51.720 managed to rack up 800 air mile points i got nothing for it but i've heard some horror stories
00:31:57.920 from people trying to book trips through air miles and whatnot well i have to travel on a
00:32:02.040 tuesday night after nine o'clock and before 3 a.m and i can only sit in rows uh between 25 and 38 and
00:32:10.300 i can't bring any baggage with me basically that's all that work grocery shopping at safe
00:32:18.340 way and collecting all those air miles and whatever else and that's what you got for it
00:32:22.760 in other words it was nothing unless you wanted to do what they told you to do and then you could
00:32:30.720 get to where you were going but it was on their terms with this new stuff guys i don't know that
00:32:37.760 we're going to be able to get to where we want to go to on our terms like that guy was just saying
00:32:44.260 there the government tells you how to eat or what to eat what to drink where to go how far to travel
00:32:54.480 or whether to travel or at all that's what's coming now i want to be completely clear on this
00:33:02.800 this is no conspiracy theory
00:33:06.020 right this is no pulling it out of the air all of this stuff is available on corporate media
00:33:16.680 worldwide corporate media so if you talk to somebody about this a friend you know a normie
00:33:24.240 somebody who went through all the flaming hoops for the past couple of years and thinks life is
00:33:30.780 going to be going back to normal you have to show them this and don't don't just say digital currency
00:33:37.640 is coming or digital id you tell them digital programmable currency is coming and then you
00:33:44.460 explain to them who's going to be controlling it it's going to be the centralized currency
00:33:50.040 run by maybe one world government i don't know maybe your own government
00:33:54.640 but they can do whatever they want with it now it's going to be a while before it gets to that
00:34:00.880 point because everything they're doing to us they're doing in slow motion so we don't notice
00:34:05.780 it right it's the boiling frog theory but in a couple three years time you might have to spend
00:34:13.740 digital money because that's all that's going to be available you know the corporations are in on
00:34:17.660 this that's why they wanted to get rid of so many small and medium-sized businesses over the past
00:34:22.880 couple of years because they weren't probably going to go along with the program. The ones
00:34:28.960 that do remain, Trudeau is giving money to. He announced that last week. Millions of dollars
00:34:34.260 to help them digitize. But eventually they'll be weeded out as well. So this is what we mean
00:34:41.560 when we talk about forming the alternative economy. What that's going to look like,
00:34:49.760 I have no idea. But the good news is we can stop this from happening.
00:34:57.520 Like I said, we have to start running in small elections. We have to start running
00:35:03.100 in elections that we can win. We have to help each other win them.
00:35:08.060 We have to start getting more involved in the political process. The only reason that they've
00:35:13.560 been able to do this to us for the past couple of years and think they can continue getting away
00:35:17.640 with this is because of the absolute apathy of most of the population of this country 60 percent
00:35:23.760 of people voted in the election last year 60 percent i want you guys to see something here
00:35:31.780 let's have a look at this and i brought this to your attention before but i'm going to bring it
00:35:37.020 to your attention again this is the results from last year's election the one from last september
00:35:41.920 where trudeau wins the minority government he doesn't even win the popular vote okay look at
00:35:49.880 where the cursor is here 5.5 million votes the conservatives got 5.7 million votes the
00:35:57.420 conservatives won the popular vote but that's 5.7 million votes how many people in this country how
00:36:03.400 many eligible voters didn't vote? 8 million. The PPC did better in this election than they did in
00:36:12.840 their first one, but still, you're not going to be able to vote your way out of this with an
00:36:17.540 established political party. Maybe not even the PPC. I don't know for sure what they're all about.
00:36:25.360 we have to take our country back from the ground up i'm not talking about forming a new party
00:36:33.880 maybe that's the answer i don't know the grassroots party the freedom party whatever
00:36:37.360 you want to call it but the only way that we're ever going to be able to stop any of this is if
00:36:45.180 we start getting more involved in the process and once we are entrenched in the process once we've
00:36:53.740 want a majority of the seats then we can start making changes for the better and what i mean by
00:36:58.860 that is bringing fairness and freedom back to our country making sure like talk of nicole talked
00:37:05.400 last night and i know guys it was very difficult for many people to follow because she had you know
00:37:11.240 16 years of information she tried to jam into an hour-long conversation last night
00:37:16.300 and you know i'm still kind of foggy on a lot of what she said last night but she's right
00:37:22.660 the system can be changed for the better but it needs to be changed from the inside as i pointed
00:37:32.140 out earlier in the show if we go all guns blazing and try a coup d'etat you know a violent throw
00:37:37.760 uh takeover of the government what then
00:37:41.300 you stand there on the steps of parliament hill yeah all right uh
00:37:49.100 what do we do now and you can bet that some tin pot dictator would emerge
00:37:58.100 like a third world banana republic in south america or something like that because that's
00:38:04.140 human nature so how do we take this thing over we take it this is guys this is just like
00:38:10.280 what the left wing has done for the last 20 or 30 years they've been slowly seeping into our
00:38:16.940 government into our culture into our the way we think they're in universities they're in schools
00:38:23.340 critical race theory all of that so how do we stop it free-minded critical thinking people
00:38:35.080 need to step up and start doing it themselves and by doing it themselves i mean doing it
00:38:42.060 ourselves we need to do it together so if you don't want to run as a school trustee or a city
00:38:50.420 counselor or for whatever that's fine make sure you find somebody like-minded who will
00:38:58.880 and then get out there and help them this is what's going on in ontario right now written
00:39:05.000 by the last great journalist in canada rick's rex murphy from the national post
00:39:12.060 it might be thought that with the decline in the centrality of religion
00:39:17.660 and the huge embrace of secular secularism in western society that
00:39:21.980 there would be an equal decline in doctrine we may see doctrine as being the great catalog of
00:39:27.600 dogmas those truths you must believe those you must never challenge and those that are to be
00:39:33.260 passed inflexibly on to young people with all the force and efficiency of indoctrination
00:39:38.040 churches impose dogmas they threatened those who rejected their dogmas with an eternity of hell
00:39:44.960 fire accept or be damned the free thinkers of the last century and a half were as one
00:39:50.440 when they called for an end to the superstitious hold of religion the elimination of all doctrines
00:39:55.840 and an end to the rule of dogma the dream was for an end to the regulation of thought
00:40:01.960 allowing freedom of thought and belief for all individuals dream on the dogmas of religion may
00:40:09.460 no longer be held may may no longer hold force but in our new and splendid 21st century they've
00:40:15.740 been replaced with the dogmas of political correctness social justice and of the trinity
00:40:20.520 of diversity inclusion and equity the threat of papal excommunication no longer keeps monarchs
00:40:27.920 or peasant awake but offend the new doctrines and dogmas say an offensive word defy identity
00:40:34.040 politics cast a person with the wrong skin color for a role in a movie get caught reading dr seuss
00:40:39.720 in public fail to applaud any of the insisted upon truths of the woke scripture and punishment
00:40:45.420 quickly follows you'll be canceled fired your books removed from libraries you'll be shunned
00:40:51.720 by the media and universities which will which will remove you from lectures and ban you from
00:40:56.620 campus. Multinational businesses that do not publicly declare themselves to have wholly
00:41:02.320 embraced inclusivity and the creed of anti-racism and every shade and hue of the sexual identity
00:41:08.460 rainbows are mercilessly anathomized. Boycotts are called for, editorials thunder and denunciation
00:41:15.300 and Hollywood gasps in horror. Anyone who challenges critical race theory and all of
00:41:21.660 its offshoots must prepare for a full denunciation as a racist and a bigot. How did this thick fog
00:41:30.680 of repression and insisted upon truths take such hold? That takes a long answer, but one element
00:41:36.140 can be easily identified. It starts with the schools, the school boards and government
00:41:41.720 departments of education. The whole panoply of hard left dogmas about the evils of Western
00:41:48.460 thought and culture have entered into the very bones of the education system, which is tasked
00:41:52.920 with preparing young people to understand and fully participate in our society.
00:41:58.180 The real function of education, which is to train young minds, awake those minds to their full
00:42:03.120 potential, and introduce them to the origins and development of our way of life through instruction
00:42:07.860 in the most basic intellectual functions, the old three R's, have been supplanted by a new form of
00:42:14.520 indoctrination looking to ensure that everyone thinks alike and no one holds improper opinions.
00:42:20.580 Our school boards seem preoccupied with colonialism, racism, sexual identity,
00:42:25.320 and environmentalism while deprioritizing traditional subjects like mathematics and
00:42:30.520 history. All the basic subjects seem now to be treated as peripherals. The incultations of
00:42:37.120 attitudes have supplanted the opening training of minds. Think but a few months back when the
00:42:42.700 Toronto District School Board canceled a talk by a Yazidi woman who had been captured and enslaved
00:42:48.480 by ISIL, but managed to escape and won nothing less than a Nobel Prize. They canceled that young
00:42:54.280 hero because it was thought her talk might excite Islamophobia. This is indicative of how far down
00:43:00.500 the well our education system has fallen. All this is but a prelude that we'll have to wait
00:43:07.700 for a second column to Ontario's Bill 67, the Racial Equality in the Education System
00:43:12.500 Act, which to my mind is a breathtakingly radical, deeply transforming piece of legislation
00:43:19.780 that will set the Ontario school system away from its real function, intensify all the
00:43:25.240 latent frictions of identity politics, subordinate education itself to the dogmas of critical
00:43:30.180 race theory, and intrude into the professionalism of teaching itself.
00:43:34.140 very well written again from rex murphy what is bill 67 in ontario here it is right here the
00:43:40.420 education act anti-racism means the policy of opposing racism including anti-indigenous racism
00:43:48.180 anti-black racism anti-asian racism anti-semitism and islamophobia racism means the use of socially
00:43:55.840 constructed ideas to race to justify or support whether consciously or subconsciously the notion
00:44:01.380 that one race is superior to another when you throw subconscious racism in that could be open
00:44:09.240 to anything that's what we call microaggressions but you don't even realize you're doing it and
00:44:16.100 that's where these people get you they make you second guess yourself they make you think that
00:44:21.580 you are in fact a racist when you're not you haven't got a racist bone in your body you don't
00:44:26.680 care about skin color religion sexuality it's not on your mind it's just a new person you met
00:44:35.660 right but these people want that front and center every single interaction that you ever have with
00:44:44.340 another human being ever again it's gaslighting it's racial gaslighting it's the worst worst worst
00:44:54.640 kind what does morgan freeman think of racism now here's a guy who came from poverty in the deep
00:45:03.420 south i'm sure you've seen this this is a very famous clip of an interview he did with don
00:45:08.860 lemon a few years ago on cnn watch pull themselves up do you think that race plays a part in wealth
00:45:15.760 distribution or either a mindset that you can't today yeah no you don't no i don't i don't you
00:45:23.260 and i we're proof why would race have anything to do with it stick you put your mind to what you
00:45:28.140 want to do and go for that uh it's kind of like religion to me it's a good excuse for not getting
00:45:37.020 there yeah you know i said it's probably getting me in trouble but i said to some of my colleagues
00:45:42.540 recently said so i know that it's an issue but i've been it seems like every single day on
00:45:47.580 television i'm talking about race and it's because of the news cycle it's in the news but sometimes
00:45:52.220 get so tired of talking about it i want to i want to just go this is over can we move on and if you
00:45:57.580 talk about it it exists right it's not like it exists and we refuse to talk about it but making
00:46:05.740 it a bigger issue than it needs to be is probably so i understand you recently had a birthday you're
00:46:12.620 27. no no no no got that on 37 37 37 we had a little surprise for you can we get it there you
00:46:19.580 you go oh no all right so we got past the good part there you're making it a bigger issue than 0.71
00:46:27.860 it needs to be from a black guy who came from poverty worked his way up and created his own
00:46:38.160 american dream i think he's a great actor notice i didn't say i think he's a great black actor
00:46:46.460 i think he's a marvelous actor i love morgan freeman i don't care about his skin color
00:46:56.300 you know i'd be fascinated to hear his story you know if we were to sit down and have a
00:47:04.460 conversation i'd love to hear his story the struggles he had along the way 0.82
00:47:10.220 but as far as skin color i don't care these people these people who are taking control
00:47:18.880 of our school systems more and more and more it seems every single day they care
00:47:23.460 they are trying to divide that is their goal here they are trying to divide us so what can
00:47:30.180 we do about this you guys school board elections are coming up in manitoba this year
00:47:34.520 mbschoolboards.ca
00:47:39.780 That's where it starts.
00:47:45.920 Become a school trustee.
00:47:49.160 Now there's something else.
00:47:52.540 If, in fact, we do start coming together
00:47:56.900 and running for these school board elections,
00:48:03.660 or municipal positions town council or city council or reeve mayor if we do manage to do
00:48:10.560 that we start putting some candidates together let's just call it freedom party or whatever
00:48:14.320 then we have to start taking care of the bureaucracy all right the bureaucracy is a
00:48:22.700 problem and any elected uh individual will tell you that they'll tell you at times you know we
00:48:31.240 don't even know what's going on the bureaucracy the manager of a city right deputy ministers
00:48:39.280 in any provincial legislature not the minister the minister of finance do you think he or she
00:48:44.760 does anything really except for sign things they might sit in a few meetings but these are like
00:48:50.480 dog and pony show people deputy ministers unelected deputy ministers they're the ones
00:48:58.340 that actually do the work and impose policy.
00:49:01.840 And sometimes it's not the policy
00:49:03.740 that the elected officials want,
00:49:06.000 but they just sneak it in.
00:49:11.200 If you get the sense
00:49:15.100 that these people are doing that
00:49:16.860 and they're imposing this critical race theory
00:49:19.800 and you don't want that,
00:49:21.600 as the elected person, you have to fire them.
00:49:25.680 This might get ugly.
00:49:28.340 because there is, this is what they call the deep state in the United States, right?
00:49:34.840 So this is the problem, right?
00:49:38.680 Because that is basically the arm that we need to get things done, the bureaucracy.
00:49:46.420 But if they don't want to do what we tell them to do, there's a problem.
00:49:49.800 And you've got to find people who will.
00:49:52.640 They're supposed to be apolitical, but these days they're not at all.
00:49:58.340 I don't know how much you guys have read or watched about how much the Catholic Church is, or not, involved in the Illuminati and the Knights Templar and the secret cabal that's taking over the world and whatnot.
00:50:14.420 But if you believe certain people, you would think the Pope is the one who's behind all of this.
00:50:19.820 Or maybe it's the people who work for the Pope, and he's just the figurehead.
00:50:24.220 either way there is one very prominent member of the catholic church who's against all of this
00:50:31.220 you guys may have seen this you may not have seen this uh archbishop i think that's pretty
00:50:35.580 high up in the catholic structure isn't it you've got the pope then you've got the cardinals then
00:50:39.500 you've got i think the archbishops right underneath so if you look at it like the mafia
00:50:45.120 like these guys would be capos i think the archbishops listen to what the archbishop
00:50:49.980 Carlo Maria Vigano has to say.
00:51:19.980 Thank you.
00:51:49.980 Dear friends, for two years now we have been witnessing a global coup d'etat in which
00:52:01.440 a financial and ideological elite has succeeded in seizing control of part of the national
00:52:09.980 government, public and private institutions, the media, the judiciary, politicians and
00:52:19.420 religious leaders. All of these, without distinction, have become enslaved to these new masters
00:52:29.980 who ensure power, money and social affirmation to their accomplices.
00:52:36.140 Fundamental rights, which up until yesterday were presented as inviolable, have been trampled
00:52:47.540 underfoot in the name of an emergency, today a health emergency, tomorrow an ecological
00:52:59.520 emergency, and after that an internet emergency.
00:53:06.140 This global coup d'etat deprives citizens of any possibility of defence, since the legislative, executive, and judicial powers are accomplished in the violation of law, justice, and the purpose for which they exist.
00:53:30.140 It is a global coup d'etat, because this criminal attack against citizens extends to the whole world, with every very rare exception.
00:53:47.140 It is a world war where the enemies are all of us, even those who unwittingly have not yet understood
00:53:59.140 understood the significance of what is happening.
00:54:03.140 It is a war fought not with weapons, but with illegitimate rules,
00:54:11.140 wicked economic policies, and intolerable limitation of natural rights.
00:54:20.140 Supranational organizations, financed in large measure by the conspirators of this coup d'etat,
00:54:29.140 are interfering in the government of individual nations and in the lives, relationships, and health of billions of people.
00:54:42.140 They are doing it for money, certainly, but even more.
00:54:48.140 So in order to centralize power, so as to establish a planetary dictatorship,
00:54:56.140 It is the Great Reset of the World Economic Forum, the Agenda 2030 of the United Nations.
00:55:09.640 It is the plan of the New World Order in which a universal republic enslaves everyone and
00:55:20.460 and a religious of humanity cancels faith in Christ.
00:55:28.460 In the face of this global coup d'etat, it is necessary to form an international anti-globalist
00:55:36.320 alliance which gathers all those who want to oppose the dictatorship, who have no intention
00:55:46.120 of becoming slaves to a faithless power, who are not willing to cancel their own identity,
00:55:56.060 their own individuality, their own religious faith.
00:56:01.680 If the attack is global, the defence must also be global.
00:56:11.340 I call upon rulers, politicians and religious leaders, intellectuals, and all people of goodwill,
00:56:21.980 inviting them to unite in an alliance that launches an anti-globalist manifesto,
00:56:30.700 refuting point by point the errors and deviations of this dystopia of the New World Order and
00:56:42.540 proposing concrete alternatives for a political program inspired by the common good, the moral
00:56:52.460 principles of Christianity, traditional values, the protection of life and the natural family,
00:57:03.760 the protection of business and work, the promotion of education and research, and respect for
00:57:11.840 creation.
00:57:15.420 This anti-globalist alliance will have to bring together the nations that intend to
00:57:22.580 escape the infernal yoke of tyranny and affirm their own sovereignty, forming agreements
00:57:31.980 of mutual collaboration with nations and people who share their principles and the common
00:57:40.160 yearning for freedom, justice and goodness.
00:57:45.420 It will have to denounce the crimes of the elite, identify those responsible, denounce
00:57:57.600 them to international tribunals, and limit their excessive power and harmful influence.
00:58:09.420 will have to prevent the action of the lobbies above all by fighting against the corruption of
00:58:17.020 state officials and those who work in the information industry okay so he goes on for
00:58:24.060 another few minutes listen you gotta wonder it's difficult to know that's hunter biden by the way
00:58:36.240 It's difficult to know who's in on this and who's not, who's controlled opposition and who's not.
00:58:41.800 And so there's been this argument going on with me and a couple of other people for the past couple of weeks.
00:58:48.860 Is Pierre Poly have controlled opposition? Is he a member of the World Economic Forum?
00:58:52.480 He says no. Pierre says no.
00:58:54.820 Now, I don't take him at his word, and I have asked people to go out and see if they can find proof
00:59:00.920 that pierre is in fact a member of the world economic forum and the young global leaders
00:59:06.320 program we showed you last night michelle rempel garner is in fact and brags about it on her
00:59:10.240 website yeah young global leader um so i get into this conversation with a guy daryl today
00:59:17.920 daryl inkster and he like uh 300 or so other people sent me this clip from a woman looking
00:59:26.180 at a website called behind or beyond the narrative now i haven't been able to find this particular
00:59:31.840 website but to me it looks like it's some kind of doctored piece of garbage some guy threw together
00:59:36.980 and on the here listen to this
00:59:39.040 but that's not that's not the world economic forum website that that is not the world economic
00:59:55.080 forum website it's not it's a website that some guy slapped together called it beyond the narrative
01:00:01.940 and said pierre polyev's picture was taken down so and so and so he has absolutely zero proof
01:00:08.380 of his allegation so what does daryl say to me this really annoyed me he said i said prove it
01:00:16.240 man like you don't some guy says it so it must be true that's what we've been fighting about
01:00:21.260 or fighting against the entire time here from all of these you know appointed bureaucrat medical
01:00:27.400 officers who say this and so it must be so with no proof they have never come out and given us
01:00:33.780 proof that's what we've been wanting if we sit down and say this shown that this is proof that
01:00:40.640 okay proof finally but nobody has done that well the same works the other way around so
01:00:46.640 so i say to this guy this means nothing beyond the narrative come on man he goes
01:00:51.700 do you actually think polyev would get so he's now he's just making allegations wild allegations
01:00:56.920 none of them deserve trust well i agree with that that's why i'm suggesting we take
01:01:01.620 the government from the ground up make a grassroots movement
01:01:05.700 and then i say dude you really believe polyev and others are members of the wef because some
01:01:13.480 guy says so this is no proof at all as for remple well it's on her website she boasts about it i say
01:01:20.420 find proof this website is sleazy and he says some people say you're sleazy like really this is how
01:01:27.060 you're gonna have a debate he also gets i don't believe you are well i'm not right all i'm saying
01:01:35.480 is prove it prove it so that catholic archbishop we just watched i'm thinking is he on our side or
01:01:50.260 is he controlled opposition how could the catholic church let a video like that get out in the first
01:01:56.780 place wouldn't they have kiboshed that like half an hour after it came out it came out a month ago
01:02:02.220 by the way i saw somebody in the comments suggest a comment section suggesting well i saw this a
01:02:08.220 month ago and i say that's great a month ago we had the trucker convoy we were talking about
01:02:12.100 wasn't really part of the narrative at this point now it is because we've got a lull and people are
01:02:17.220 wondering what comes next anyway would the catholic church let a video like that out
01:02:24.480 or do they want it out i don't know are they in on it i don't know
01:02:35.280 every fiber of my being says yes they are so is the queen
01:02:40.760 so we're all these highly placed people around the world they are the cabal
01:02:46.580 they're the ones like if it's obvious chances are that's what it is right
01:02:54.680 usually but we're always looking in dark corners and crevices to see if we can find something else
01:03:03.200 no it's right in front of our faces so if the catholic church is in on it and this is an
01:03:10.480 organization that is worth billions of dollars in real estate i mean they are a powerful organization
01:03:16.420 The Catholic Church.
01:03:17.400 Let's be honest.
01:03:19.880 Would a dissident archbishop be allowed to put out a message worldwide?
01:03:27.500 Asking for our help in stopping the cabal?
01:03:31.180 Or is it a swerve of some kind?
01:03:33.980 You see, you don't really know.
01:03:36.760 It's actually kind of the fun of this game.
01:03:39.020 You don't know without proof.
01:03:40.680 And that was my whole point in my Pierre Polyev discussion.
01:03:43.580 guys i don't have a horse in that race i mean i like pierre as a guy i've interviewed him once
01:03:49.200 or twice when i was working in ottawa like 15 years ago but that's not the point the point is
01:03:54.420 is he or is he not a member of the world economic forum well he says no other people out there are
01:04:01.280 making allegations i say if you can prove it like actual proof not with a website some guy slapped
01:04:08.440 together then prove it if not then take a seat prove it the new york post proved that hunter
01:04:21.160 biden's laptop was in fact real a year and a half ago before the election it was the october surprise
01:04:27.100 but it was suppressed by social media twitter in particular as a matter of fact the new york post
01:04:33.120 was completely and totally suspended on twitter it's a news organization suspended on social media
01:04:42.900 now the new york times sorry did i say times i'm at the new york post okay so this now the new york
01:04:50.200 times the new york times big leftist rag used to be a very highly respected publication but now
01:04:57.800 it's a left-wing rag they finally admitted that yes the hunter biden laptop is in fact real now
01:05:05.340 it's buried way deep in the article in which they wrote it but at least they admitted it
01:05:11.320 yeah the hunter biden laptop is real in all these pictures yeah that's hunter biden
01:05:15.360 everything about that is absolutely true i haven't talked about uh ukraine situation yet
01:05:24.680 today give you a little bit western neo-nazis flock to ukraine for their own agendas and
01:05:31.240 analyst says this is from rt.com guys that's russia today.com very difficult to get to this
01:05:37.560 this was sent to me by our buddy dave a couple of hours ago and i had to like click through a
01:05:44.460 whole bunch of uh walls before i could actually get to this and the reason i don't give you the
01:05:49.860 left-wing corporate media narrative about what's going on in the ukraine is because the left-wing
01:05:53.440 corporate media does it i'll give you the other side of the story right i personally don't believe
01:05:59.000 either side because i think it's propaganda coming from both sides i have no idea what's
01:06:05.180 really going on over there maybe that french reporter that we played for you the other night
01:06:09.700 maybe that one i tend to believe her she's been there a long time she knows what's going on on
01:06:14.940 the ground and she says that the ukrainian government's bombing their own people
01:06:18.300 but if it comes from a government source or a corporate media source or a government media
01:06:27.500 source then i don't buy it at all fascist fighters are taking advantage of the war to seek ultra
01:06:34.620 nationalist ethno-state terror terrorism expert rights in the washington post this is interesting
01:06:41.800 because it was published in the Washington Post. Neo-Nazis in Europe were trying to exploit
01:06:48.420 Russia's military offensive in Ukraine towards their own ends, including opportunities to commit
01:06:52.900 bloodthirsty acts and reshape the former Soviet Republic into a haven for white nationalists,
01:06:59.080 a leading terrorism analyst has claimed. Some neo-Nazis simply see this new war as a place to
01:07:04.880 act out their violent fantasies, cite Intelligence Group Executive Director Rita Cates wrote earlier
01:07:10.920 this week in the Washington Post. For others, though, the force pulling them toward the conflict
01:07:16.300 is a shared vision for an ultra-nationalist ethno-state. Neo-Nazis responding to Ukraine's
01:07:22.880 call for volunteer fighters from around the world aren't interested in defending the country as we
01:07:27.280 know it, a multi-ethnic, democratically-minded society led by a Jewish president, said Cates,
01:07:33.060 who is also the author of a forthcoming book about internet age terrorism. What she goes on to say
01:07:39.720 is that these people are actually fighting the fourth reich or for the fourth reich meaning
01:07:45.140 that the third reich never ended technically speaking or it went away for a few years
01:07:52.480 but now they're going to rise again as the fourth reich
01:07:56.300 now that's an interesting concept i i i don't know what to believe in all of this guys and
01:08:06.920 that's why I don't talk about it very much, because who can say? Who can really say? Are
01:08:16.680 there biolabs there? Yes, there are. Are they bioweapon labs? I don't know. I mean, we've 0.99
01:08:25.640 got a biolab here in Winnipeg with a couple of Chinese scientists who left under very
01:08:31.220 suspicious circumstances, and that hasn't been answered yet. And Justin Trudeau has
01:08:35.400 covered that up to the point where we'll never, ever have any answers for that situation.
01:08:41.460 Why? Oh, it's a matter of national security. Why?
01:08:48.860 There is all kinds of craziness going on. All I can tell you is the best thing that we can do
01:08:56.460 is take our country back from the ground up, like I pointed out before.
01:09:00.720 Clay Farnsworth of Police on Guard is going to join the show from Lethbridge tomorrow night.
01:09:07.700 Police on Guard is an organization of police officers, former police officers, military officers, former military personnel who are taking a stand against what's going on within the government and our provincial governments these days.
01:09:20.840 And they want adherence to the Constitution and to the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
01:09:25.760 Clay Farnsworth is their spokesperson, and he joins the show tomorrow night, 8 o'clock central, right here on the Shadow Davis show page.
01:09:33.540 And that's all I have for you guys tonight.
01:09:36.420 But before we go, we are going to give away another Tacit Investigations and Security t-shirt.
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01:09:44.740 We've got to get the word out to as many people as we possibly can so people can start thinking for themselves.
01:09:49.960 And that's the whole point of this, right?
01:09:52.420 i want to give you the other side of the story like rebel new says telling you the other side
01:09:58.120 of the story i want to give you different different looks at maybe the same thing you've
01:10:03.660 been seeing for two or three days a different perspective so that you can generate your own
01:10:08.980 perspectives if you haven't already and i would assume that seeing as how you're a regular viewer
01:10:13.500 of this show you probably got several different perspectives of what's going on around the world
01:10:18.200 on any given day in any given place right but i'm happy you're here because this is a place for
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01:10:29.020 got my own thoughts about everything you may or may not agree but that is the point too right
01:10:35.740 like one of the greatest compliments that i used to get when i was working on radio
01:10:41.180 is people would say to me you know what man i don't agree with you a lot of the time but i
01:10:46.380 admire the fact that you stick to your guns and you argue your point and that meant the world to
01:10:52.580 me because that is that's how we're supposed to that's how our society is supposed to function
01:10:57.540 we are supposed to be able to argue our points passionately and then walk away and shake hands
01:11:02.860 i mean it's not about winning and losing it's just about getting others to open up to your
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01:11:12.340 right it's not about walking in lockstep uh i was at the superstore again today and i was
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01:14:33.960 And that's it for the show tonight, you guys.
01:14:35.680 I love you all.
01:14:36.640 I will see you tomorrow with special guest Clay Farnsworth from Police on Guard.
01:14:41.580 He's based in Lethbridge, Alberta.
01:14:43.280 I love you all, and I will talk to you tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.