The Shadoe Davis Show - March 04, 2022


Shadoe at Nite Thursday March 3rd⧸2022


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1 hour and 10 minutes

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175.44

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12,354

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00:00:00.780 Hey, good evening, everybody, and welcome to Shadow at Night for Thursday, March the
00:00:05.280 3rd, yeah, March the 3rd, 2022.
00:00:09.220 Special guest on the show tonight, Kristen Nagel from Canadian Frontline Nurses.
00:00:13.120 She's going to join the show in just a couple of minutes.
00:00:15.780 Also, Justin Trudeau, I know a lot of you wince when I say that name, and for good reason.
00:00:25.260 I'm the same way.
00:00:26.060 As a matter of fact, I had an email the other day that asked specifically, Shadow, can you stop talking about Justin Trudeau?
00:00:33.980 I can't stand him.
00:00:35.600 I can't stand the sight of him.
00:00:37.180 And the sound of his voice actually makes me want to vomit.
00:00:44.360 And I said, you're not alone, brother.
00:00:47.240 I feel the exact same way.
00:00:48.880 And the worst thing is I've actually developed a halfway decent impersonation of him.
00:00:53.620 i'm loathe to do it but sometimes i just can't help myself so maybe i'll throw a little bit of
00:01:01.400 that in later on in the show tonight trudeau has announced four billion dollars to help small and
00:01:06.180 medium businesses across canada go digital what what does that mean you're going to try and bring
00:01:15.200 them into the digital age and help them improve their systems digitally speaking what does that
00:01:20.020 mean to you? What have we been talking about for the past few months? The digital ID is just around
00:01:27.640 the corner. Who can stop it? We can stop it, but we just have to say no, right? We're not doing this.
00:01:33.980 We're not doing that. Digital ID, once they issue that thing, that's going to have every single bit
00:01:39.200 of information there ever was and ever will be about you, including your marital status, whether
00:01:45.040 you've had a venereal disease in your life and of course your vaccination status and if they're
00:01:52.540 able to go ahead and push through parliament this basic livable income thing that they've got
00:01:59.680 on the floor right now they can shut your money off whenever they feel like it if you don't do
00:02:07.420 what they say you need to do which means get a vaccination as it is in Manitoba right now
00:02:13.580 i just read this today what percentage of people do you think have got the third shot
00:02:18.140 because nobody here has been forced to get the booster shot yet everybody was forced by to get
00:02:24.240 the double vaccine right to keep working to keep their houses to keep their jobs
00:02:28.640 but the third shot has not been forced by any government yet what percentage of people do you
00:02:34.720 think have got the booster? Forty percent, as opposed to the 81 percent who have got at least
00:02:43.160 one shot and the 84 percent who have been double vaccinated. What does that tell you? Tells you
00:02:48.620 that 40 percent of our population were coerced into getting that vaccine in the first place.
00:02:57.180 And if they can shut your money off, we talk about this later on in the show, they can shut
00:03:01.620 your money off, will you go ahead and acquiesce to their demands? Probably. That's what we're
00:03:07.680 facing right here, in my opinion, and a lot of other people's opinions as well. So we'll discuss
00:03:11.960 that a little bit later on in the show. Belinda Kariolios, I think it's her name. She's an MPP
00:03:19.340 in the Ontario legislature. She was a member of the Progressive Conservative Party,
00:03:23.920 and now she's an independent because she was kicked out of caucus by Doug Ford there.
00:03:28.480 She asked a tremendous question in the Ontario legislature today.
00:03:35.800 We've got video of it, and we'll play it for you a little bit later on in the show.
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00:06:03.120 canadian frontline nurses you may have heard of them you may not have heard of them they did a
00:06:08.180 they did a canadian tour i think last august or september i missed them there was a few of the
00:06:14.360 nurses here i miss them i think they were at the rally at the hsc two days after that rally where
00:06:20.420 there were 3 000 people all having a great time nobody was doing anything wrong even though the
00:06:26.700 left-wing corporate media made it seem like uh ambulance bays were being blocked and people were
00:06:32.740 running haphazardly into the street none of that ever happened nobody was ever harassed no patients
00:06:38.860 were ever harassed going into the hospital for checkups or anything like that that was a jumped
00:06:44.280 on by the left-wing corporate media and fed uh or fed to them by a spokesperson from hsc who to
00:06:52.320 this day remains nameless none of them were at the event i didn't see any of the networks there
00:06:57.960 at all i was there i captured a lot of it on video it's still on the page you can go back
00:07:04.000 and look at it but two days after that event brett rusen decided to cap all outdoor events
00:07:09.100 at 200 people or some crazy number like that simply because he could he couldn't show any
00:07:14.820 evidence that supported uh any sort of transmission outdoor outdoors at all but he just decided
00:07:23.340 because cases were rising at that time they weren't but he said they were rising at that
00:07:28.020 time and they needed to do something so that's what they that's what they do that's what they've
00:07:33.420 been doing. Anyway, the Canadian frontline nurses were here after that nationwide tour. I met a
00:07:39.320 whole bunch of nurses that day from Manitoba who were taking part in the rally. A whole bunch might
00:07:46.760 not be exactly the word, maybe half a dozen nurses. And I was disappointed because that rally
00:07:57.200 in itself was to support the nurses, the Canadian frontline nurses. And Kristen Nagel is one of the
00:08:05.660 Canadian frontline nurses. Kristen, thank you for joining the show tonight. Yeah, absolutely. Thank
00:08:09.940 you for having me. Really appreciate it. You are the one who spearheaded the organization of
00:08:15.740 Canadian frontline nurses. Am I correct? I co-founded it with Sarah Shejunian. Okay. And
00:08:22.180 The website here, I mean, you guys did a Canadian tour, as I understand.
00:08:27.200 You went to different cities across the country.
00:08:29.700 What kind of reception did you get in different parts of the country?
00:08:35.020 Oh, it was amazing all across Canada.
00:08:37.040 Yeah, we went for the summer for July and August, and we were received with open arms.
00:08:44.860 It was absolutely a beautiful experience.
00:08:48.260 People offered up their homes for us to stay along the way.
00:08:51.220 and we were able to share our message bring awareness do lots of um q a's and what we
00:08:57.780 thought was the most amazing part for us is that it also restored our faith in in canada because
00:09:03.360 we got to actually meet um canadians across the country to see the communities forming to see what
00:09:09.020 people are doing behind the scenes right like to see um all the things that you're not going to
00:09:13.400 hear about in the media or even on social media so it totally restored our faith and after that
00:09:19.060 tour we knew that um you know whatever fight comes canada's way we're going to be okay because there
00:09:25.480 are so many people across the country that are that are rising up now you spent a little bit of
00:09:30.080 time in ottawa during the big uh convoy what were your experiences like there yeah i was there for
00:09:36.440 the whole time so the yeah i was there for three plus weeks um i uh i saw todd a lot the other uh
00:09:44.440 yeah independent media she's talking about from yeah yeah so that was great um it was one of the
00:09:50.920 most amazing experiences of my life if i'm being honest especially after the last two years i think
00:09:57.120 many of us didn't realize that the weight we are holding on our shoulders these past two years the
00:10:02.960 heaviness of everything even i am so blessed in the community that i live in in london um my boys
00:10:08.280 don't know any different like we are very social we have businesses that have opened up to us and
00:10:13.360 we we were very lucky where we are however there's still that weight of the world on all our shoulders
00:10:18.920 and in those three weeks in Ottawa it was completely lifted I've never been around and felt
00:10:26.540 so much love joy happiness the real essence of what it means to be community just selfless acts
00:10:35.300 just everyone wanted to give themselves whatever it took people were just offering up anything that
00:10:41.000 they could. And it was this true sense of community, whatever resources, whatever skill
00:10:45.920 you had, it all came together and in complete abundance to offer anything that was needed to
00:10:52.500 continue to sustain and support the individuals in the movement. It was absolutely indescribable.
00:10:58.880 Kristen, you strike me as a very dedicated person, somebody who is dedicated extremely to her
00:11:04.140 family, to her profession, to this cause now. So for you to be a nurse for 14 years
00:11:11.960 and then stand up and leave that profession, and I'm not exactly sure how that happened.
00:11:20.500 I'm not sure if you were escorted out or if you quit outright yourself. What was that story?
00:11:26.780 Well, it's a bit of a story. Is it okay if I share it?
00:11:29.400 Absolutely. That's why I'm at it.
00:11:30.700 so yes I was a nurse of 14 years primarily what that was spent in the neonatal intensive care
00:11:37.060 unit so with with babies two years before that I did pediatric so always around kids
00:11:41.140 um that was always been my passion um always a camp counselor lifeguard swim instructor all
00:11:46.040 those things right so um but I always felt in nursing there's a little bit of disconnect and
00:11:50.660 I didn't know exactly what that was or why I felt that way it wasn't until my first son was born
00:11:55.700 and he's now six and a half that something pushed me to want to learn more about food and I say we
00:12:01.640 all go through a different door and we all end up in the same place and my um gateway the door into
00:12:07.780 the corruption around us was through food um because I realized the importance uh that food
00:12:13.940 was that you know I had to choose it was my responsibility that was going to um set the
00:12:18.040 foundation of his growth his behavior his mood development everything and so I wanted to make
00:12:22.140 sure I was making the right decisions for my firstborn son. And I realized that we've been
00:12:26.800 completely lied to our food system. And that pushed me to want to learn more. And I enrolled
00:12:32.980 at the Canadian School of Natural Nutrition and became a holistic nutritionist. And this kind of
00:12:36.900 isn't like a story. Sorry, I'm rambling, but it has importance because it was in that moment,
00:12:41.780 learning about holistic health and natural health and prevention, that I realized how broken our
00:12:47.980 medical system was and not so much that it was broken that it was created that way that it was
00:12:52.860 created on corruption by the Rockefellers to keep people sick with their petrochemicals and to be
00:12:58.440 lifelong customers and so that just spurred me into wanting to learn more and more and so as I
00:13:04.880 became so concerned about what I was feeding my my boys I realized that I was never taught
00:13:10.280 what I was injecting them with and I was pro childhood immunizations I thought they were
00:13:15.720 necessary but then i realized we were never taught this in nursing school we're given a huge book on
00:13:20.460 pharmacology so all drugs a little book on nutrition which is the canadian food guide which
00:13:25.520 i learned was complete um garbage and then um i think that should be the other way around the
00:13:31.960 book side yes right absolutely and then we were giving we're no education on immunizations just
00:13:38.040 that it was one of the best medical inventions um in in history um children needed it to survive
00:13:44.160 it has cured, you know, XYZ diseases, and here's the schedule, go at it. So I wanted to learn more,
00:13:50.620 I was like, I can't be this concerned about food and not know what is actually being injected. So
00:13:54.620 I looked at the adjuvants, the mechanisms, I studied the diseases, because I didn't even
00:13:58.660 really know what they were. What was the worst come scenario if, you know, to contract it to get
00:14:05.780 it? How could you cure it if you know, you ended up getting it? What were the treatments? And from
00:14:12.660 that I realized that that was a one of our biggest medical lies so they went from being you know
00:14:17.620 telling us that it was our biggest medical advancement to being the biggest lie out there
00:14:22.120 and I started becoming very vocal about natural health about childhood immunizations and then a
00:14:29.600 big topic was about fevers everyone wants to suppress fevers and it's it's the worst thing
00:14:34.740 you can do for a child anyway so I'm trying to talk I fell asleep with my boys earlier so now
00:14:40.580 You've got a burst of energy now.
00:14:42.580 Great.
00:14:43.000 I know.
00:14:43.380 So I'm just trying to get my thoughts together.
00:14:44.940 So bear with me.
00:14:46.760 And anyways, I started speaking out about this about four years ago before all this happened.
00:14:51.320 And I was in trouble with my college of nurses then.
00:14:53.620 And I took the slap on the wrist and I told them, you know, okay, you're right.
00:14:56.760 I was wrong.
00:14:57.540 I confused the public.
00:14:58.540 I won't do that again.
00:14:59.960 But as I left that meeting, I told my union rep that.
00:15:02.160 Wait a minute.
00:15:02.560 Wait a minute.
00:15:02.880 Wait a minute.
00:15:03.180 How did you confuse the public?
00:15:05.760 Oh, you know, because I was telling them that immunizations are dangerous.
00:15:09.360 And that's confusing. I might have told the college that the public was already confused.
00:15:14.200 They did not like that statement.
00:15:16.160 So you got hauled in before all the COVID nonsense started.
00:15:20.160 You got hauled in because you were telling the public that immunizations may be dangerous?
00:15:25.380 Yes.
00:15:26.760 So what happened in that regard? Did you just get a slap on the wrist or was there some kind of a heavy penalty?
00:15:33.340 There was like paperwork. I had to agree.
00:15:35.620 And at that time, I wasn't as confident as I am now, and I wasn't ready to lose my license.
00:15:41.180 So under duress, I kind of agreed.
00:15:43.760 But as I left that meeting, I told my union rep that if they ever come after my children and make anything mandatory, there's nothing that's going to stop me from speaking out.
00:15:51.920 And fast forward to not that long after, they started talking about Wuhan.
00:15:57.260 And I knew immediately, I was like, oh, well, I knew adult vaccinations were next, but I didn't know how they're going to mandate it.
00:16:04.660 And I was like, oh, this is what they're going to do.
00:16:07.200 Yeah, you know, that's interesting.
00:16:08.680 That was my next question, clearly.
00:16:10.460 When you first heard about this mysterious new flu-type thing coming out of Wuhan, did your shackles go up right away?
00:16:20.300 Did you go, whoa, wait a minute, wait a minute, this is coming.
00:16:24.400 Yes.
00:16:24.540 I got a feeling.
00:16:25.520 You knew.
00:16:26.200 Wow.
00:16:26.880 Yeah, no, immediately.
00:16:28.120 And also because of going through that door of the medical corruption, I found germ theory versus terrain theory.
00:16:34.660 So I also knew they've been lying to us about exactly what germs were and what viruses are.
00:16:40.020 So I was already kind of on that path of understanding everything they had told us has been a complete lie and betrayal.
00:16:47.780 So I wasn't going to fall for it.
00:16:49.480 So I started speaking out boldly also because our nurses union in 2015 and 2018 fought against masks.
00:16:58.440 Because if you didn't get the flu shot, you had to wear a mask.
00:17:02.120 And we fought this for years.
00:17:03.900 that it was discriminatory that it you know it didn't stop transmission and our union proved
00:17:09.880 this so again now that was not that long ago 2018 we no longer had to wear masks because of that it
00:17:16.960 doesn't it didn't work it didn't stop transmissions and then here we are come March 2020 all the
00:17:22.800 nurses are just willy-nilly slapping it back on their face again and I couldn't understand I was
00:17:26.400 like don't you remember we fought this for years to not wear it and now you're just accepting it
00:17:31.760 and putting it back on your face,
00:17:32.720 even though we've proved it doesn't work.
00:17:35.480 Kristen, were you alone in all of this?
00:17:38.820 I mean, you just made a fantastic point.
00:17:41.100 And I do remember that case in Ontario.
00:17:42.960 And I read about it just again recently
00:17:45.000 to refresh my memory,
00:17:46.040 where you guys actually fought against wearing masks
00:17:48.700 because they don't work.
00:17:50.740 And so when they all started wearing these masks
00:17:54.020 in hospitals, were you the only one?
00:17:57.300 Or were there others who were maybe kind of going,
00:17:59.700 well i'll just go along with this for now we'll see what happens um there was a couple others but
00:18:06.140 not many i was pretty much um on my own and um so i was going to rallies right away i was speaking
00:18:14.020 out and because of my outside of work behavior my my social life that never stopped um i got
00:18:20.920 bullied out of work and um because even last september 2020 i spoke out at city hall about
00:18:27.240 the harms of masks on children and that's when reports about me started to go into my college
00:18:31.700 i guess people wanted masks on children which i was shocked about um and so my colleagues um lied
00:18:38.060 that i was not wearing like proper ppe um because i'd put the goggles on my head when i was charting
00:18:43.160 or by myself and uh you know because the rona it just pops out of your eyes and you know can
00:18:47.760 get people sick so yeah so so they um wrote letters to my management and um ended up getting
00:18:56.120 me suspended um uh from from work um you know just they were they were scared of that i was not
00:19:01.660 falling for any of this so then i ended up with a friend holding a freedom rally in my hometown
00:19:06.260 november 2020 and that's what kind of started this whole thing so the media picked up all on that
00:19:12.640 they um put out an article cbc did and said lhsc nicu nurse puts premature babies at risk um and
00:19:20.180 said that i was harming them i was a reckless nurse conspiracy theorist you know the whole
00:19:24.720 works that cbc does so they um they destroyed my entire career and reputation and it was after that
00:19:31.780 that um i was suspended indefinitely placed under investigation by my college of nurses
00:19:37.200 and um just you know life as i knew it will never be the same again so what what is
00:19:42.500 being under investigation they want to um revoke my license do they follow you around do they
00:19:50.240 watch your behavior what exactly are the steps to being investigated um just basically
00:19:55.660 pretty much yeah i mean they had to interview um all my colleagues you know especially the ones
00:20:02.340 that wrote reports about me um and these are friends these are people that you worked with
00:20:08.240 for many years and they they lied about you wow the sense of betrayal must have been terrible
00:20:16.260 it was a lot it was really heavy at the time um you know i've now like moved on but it was
00:20:22.940 definitely it was a very uh difficult time i don't want to sugarcoat it was it was awful
00:20:27.420 and it was in that moment that i had a decision to make that i could let it destroy me and break
00:20:32.220 me or you know i could pick up the pieces and keep going and i decided you know at that time
00:20:37.220 i found faith i put on you know the full armor of god and i said i'm clearly being used for a reason
00:20:43.020 so let's continue to strengthen me and let's continue on this fight and that is when i found
00:20:48.820 my partner in crime my my nurse friend sarah junian who was also speaking out in toronto
00:20:54.720 um her and i joined forces we found how did you guys find each other was it like through social
00:21:00.660 media posts i saw her speak and somehow i was like who knows this person how do i find her and
00:21:05.780 we just kind of linked through social media and um i grabbed on to her and i said you know
00:21:11.280 we're doing this together and we ended up going to washington dc um beginning of january to speak
00:21:18.840 on a health and freedom stage with four other american nurses all from different areas of
00:21:23.760 nursing west west and east coast all over north america um and we ended up that was january 6
00:21:32.280 and on our return home we were deemed domestic terrorists um and we were immediately terminated
00:21:38.560 from our employment because we were apparently there to storm and riot the Capitol.
00:21:43.960 Wait a minute. You were deemed, so it was January 6th. So you were there when all of that craziness
00:21:50.400 was going on at the Capitol. Yes. On a completely different stage, we were on the health and freedom
00:21:55.680 stage speaking with people like Del Bigtree, Kevin Jenkins, Mickey Willis. And I was actually on my
00:22:01.980 way back to the hotel room. My husband had to call me to ask if I was okay. I didn't even know what
00:22:05.520 was talking about it was like yeah i'm fine there's a lot of sirens what's happening and uh
00:22:09.780 he he told me um but because we were there on that same day uh yeah we were deemed domestic
00:22:15.560 terrorists we were completely defamed internationally we had the rcmp come to our
00:22:19.520 home to find out our involvement in it all we've had nursing schools talk about us and other areas
00:22:25.320 and um wait wait wait wait i know hold on do you have legal representation because i think that
00:22:33.480 you've just, in the last two minutes, you've probably, you've probably listed off half a
00:22:39.020 dozen different lawsuits that you could file. Yes. I mean, the defaming alone and, and being
00:22:46.480 deemed a domestic terrorist. I mean, is, do you still have that tag now? I don't know, probably.
00:22:51.860 Well, yeah, because then that leads into where we are now. Like it's been the craziest ride of my
00:22:55.840 life. You know, and I've been reflecting and it's like, I didn't really wake up and choose to be
00:23:01.340 on this path, but it seems to be what I have been called to do. I don't know. So after we got back
00:23:07.720 from DC, Sarah and I formed Canadian frontline nurses. And we put out kind of our first press
00:23:13.260 release with different doctors and different specialty specialists speaking about, you know,
00:23:18.180 the harms we've been seeing. And then we kept going, we held a protest in front of the College
00:23:22.680 of Nurses of Ontario, to say, you know, we will not let you bully us, even because we're under
00:23:27.560 investigation by them. Another nurse practitioner had been speaking out Crystal Pitter. So the three
00:23:32.320 of us joined our voices. You know, we spoke, you know, at different venues, we did our tour across
00:23:41.100 Canada. And then we held the hospital rallies. So that was sparked by one of our nurses colleagues
00:23:50.040 in BC, and he was going to do it there in Kamloops. And we thought, let's make this a national
00:23:54.320 movement. So we made it a national movement on September 1. And it was incredibly successful,
00:24:00.600 it was to support the nurses that were going to have these mandates put on them. And as you
00:24:05.840 mentioned, we were ripped apart in the media. And it's interesting, right? Because it's the same
00:24:10.460 narrative from every province. I mean, Vancouver had 10,000 people show up like every everywhere,
00:24:16.800 it was one of the biggest movements, because it was a targeted action. And the same narrative,
00:24:22.040 We interfered with hospital ambulance access, cancer patients missed their treatments, and we assaulted health care workers.
00:24:29.280 Same narrative across the province.
00:24:31.000 And it's like, come on, like, you got to read through that script.
00:24:33.780 No, that never happened.
00:24:35.000 I mean, like, I can only talk about the Manitoba one.
00:24:37.680 And that was probably, Kristen, the biggest rally that has happened in Manitoba since this all began.
00:24:43.900 I'm going to say 3000, maybe more.
00:24:45.740 And on a street, right, like on sidewalks.
00:24:48.600 and everybody was so conscious of, you know, ambulances, because we knew we were in front
00:24:53.260 of a hospital, right? I mean, it's not, it's not like people didn't realize that. We also knew we
00:24:58.100 were standing on a street, and nobody was overflowing into the street. The cops were there
00:25:03.640 that day. They were, as a matter of fact, they were with us. They were having a good time with
00:25:07.660 us. They were dancing, and, you know, so this whole narrative that happened, I mean, and you've
00:25:13.820 been living with this for two years now this is being smeared and defamed all over the place
00:25:19.360 lawsuit lawsuit lawsuit lawsuit yeah so after that we took a little bit of a pause because it's it's
00:25:26.240 it's really heavy it's really heavy to be um this much in the public eye and to be scrutinized at
00:25:31.480 every aspect of your life um and then and then we got some hope because then the truckers came
00:25:37.860 and um knew we had to be a part of that especially for me I knew I needed to be there for it it was
00:25:44.440 everything that we had been fighting for to get a movement like this going and so I spent yes the
00:25:49.300 three weeks in Ottawa and as I said it was the most amazing experience of my life just to see
00:25:55.040 the people come and how much it united the country it was just amazing just to see the overpasses
00:26:01.780 that we drove through um was incredible and I know you guys had the same response it was
00:26:06.280 just every aspect of the last three weeks has been so emotional like um just like on both
00:26:14.480 spectrums of everything and it's interesting right so I bring up you know our hospital protest
00:26:18.760 September because they tried to use the same narrative in Ottawa that you know the the streets
00:26:24.220 were blocking ambulance access that you know patients were not being able to get to their
00:26:29.640 treatments and they actually even told nurses because I did an interview with City News Toronto
00:26:34.340 because when Toronto was kind of doing their own convoy in the city,
00:26:39.240 they told nurses that they should wear their street clothes to get to work
00:26:43.520 so that they wouldn't be targeted and assaulted by the protesters.
00:26:49.500 It just makes you sad that this happens.
00:26:55.400 I mean, let me ask you this, your personal life.
00:26:57.240 I mean, you're married, you've got a couple of kids.
00:27:00.060 And how much has it affected your home life?
00:27:04.000 how supportive is your husband uh and how much do your kids even understand because they're still
00:27:10.040 pretty young how much do your kids understand about what is going on um well I think it was
00:27:17.060 really hard my my boys are six and three um I think it was really hard on my oldest that I was away
00:27:22.120 um as much they came to visit um on and off um throughout the throughout my time in Ottawa but
00:27:28.420 I think it was really difficult for him my husband is absolutely the most amazing supportive man
00:27:32.620 out there and I think that's the only reason I've been able to kind of keep going and doing the
00:27:36.440 things I am because he is so supportive and and knows I'm very stubborn and you know passionate
00:27:43.840 about this um so he's been my rock but our entire life has you know shifted um I lost my job
00:27:50.000 obviously um my last paycheck was November 2020 and then I became a full-time activist
00:27:54.660 um September of this year he was put on unpaid leave as a teacher and uh last year we downsized
00:28:02.100 our house we've been homeschooling our boys like um you know we joke you know when we we met and
00:28:06.980 traveled in australia you know this wasn't really the life that we had pictured for ourselves but
00:28:10.900 it's obviously where we're meant to be um so we're just you know what i think you you have echoed
00:28:18.020 a lot of what you just said a lot of what people are feeling right now i never thought that i was
00:28:24.260 ever going to be in this position and you know i'm sure the people watching right now feel the same
00:28:28.420 I, I had this great conversation with one of our guys, Steve, who I met at a rally, I'm going to say a year ago, maybe more. And, you know, you, you kind of get to know people and, and, uh, I never would have met these people if not the situation that we're in. And I said, did you ever think that you would be going to rallies every weekend to get your freedom back?
00:28:51.660 and he went no man like i mean who could ever ever have thought that and now that we're in it
00:28:59.300 you know now that we're doing what we do it feels strangely normal doesn't it it does and you know
00:29:06.800 i was at you know one of the um rallies um i was listening to someone speak and i think i was going
00:29:13.060 up next and you know they asked like who felt more free two years ago five years ago and people
00:29:17.820 were putting up their hands. And I went up next. And I said, to be honest, I was like, this is the
00:29:22.600 most free I've ever felt in my life. Because I am like, authentically, unapologetically me. And I
00:29:30.300 don't care anymore what people think of me, you know, about trying to fit in, because that was
00:29:35.400 my whole life, I was consumed with, you know, being accepted, fitting in, you know, was trying
00:29:39.640 to be, you know, part of the crowd. And when I finally stepped away from that, and just allowed
00:29:46.180 myself to be true to who I am um and you know and out of the system both my husband and I you know
00:29:52.100 we've had to figure it out um you know selling our house you know he's had to become like an
00:29:56.400 entrepreneur like labor guy whatever works right and um I've never felt more free than I have in
00:30:02.600 this time and because it's stripped me of all the worldly things and all the things I thought I
00:30:07.680 cared about and all the things that I thought were important and it has showed me what really is
00:30:11.740 important you know and that's you know i always say eyes above that to me now is you know god in
00:30:16.680 my faith my family and our supportive community and just how little that we need to truly be
00:30:23.000 happy to get by so i think i do as awful as a lot of this has been um i see a lot of it as a truly
00:30:30.360 a blessing have the canadian frontline nurses been able to partner with any of the other uh
00:30:36.760 groups advocating freedom and i know there have been a canada unity i know uh we're very heavily
00:30:42.360 involved with the freedom convoy and and there are others uh i can't even think of the names
00:30:47.160 of them right now uh but there are a few and i was having this conversation with a fellow
00:30:53.560 a couple of weeks ago who came from poland in the 80s and he said the freedom movement there
00:30:59.640 was lecwenza and we were having these major protests and all of the little splinter groups
00:31:05.080 just merged into one massive group and we took our lives back we got our freedoms back after years
00:31:10.940 of being you know under communist totalitarian rule and i wonder if we're going to see a day
00:31:16.760 because this is far from over trudeau still has not uh rescinded these mandates uh and i want to
00:31:23.040 get into the emergency act with you because i know you guys were in court last friday but he still
00:31:27.840 hasn't rescinded these emergency mandates even though most of the provinces say for bc are
00:31:32.380 getting rid of them now but do you see a point where all of the groups are going to get together
00:31:38.400 and form one big super group super freedom group um well you know i have two answers for that
00:31:47.120 so i think that's what we saw i think that's what we saw happen in ottawa to be honest it just became
00:31:54.220 all about the people the boots on the ground the everyone that showed up it wasn't one banner you
00:31:58.940 know it might have started with you know canada unity or this trekker you know the trekker convoy
00:32:04.020 um but it it became it just became everyone all differences all organization organizations
00:32:11.000 backgrounds whatever it was all just came together under the banner of freedom and it was that was
00:32:16.320 the organization it was freedom and everyone came together no one was you know self-promoting or
00:32:21.000 doing anything like that we just knew we're here for the biggest fight of our lives and moving
00:32:26.300 forward I think that will happen again I do still think as we know they're still inner fighting
00:32:31.780 they're still egos they're still whatever so do I think all the groups are going to come together
00:32:36.280 unfortunately no but I do think that what started in Ottawa we know that now it's the people's
00:32:42.580 movement we know that now you know that the treks came and gave the people power and other people
00:32:48.040 realize that we are the power and I think that it just ignited across Canada that you know we don't
00:32:53.860 need groups and we don't need organizations people just need to know that together um standing up
00:32:58.680 um as you know as the people of canada we we will fight this and win roman baber uh mpp out there in
00:33:05.720 in ontario i think he was asking in the house yesterday or the day before if they're going to
00:33:10.520 start hiring nurses and doctors frontline medical back when they rescind these vaccine passports
00:33:16.760 which has happened or is happening very soon in ontario have you heard anything about that
00:33:21.320 um i know that the passports are no longer in use especially for for restaurants and things like
00:33:27.520 that or just you know um like movies i think all those things i think they're gone now but i have
00:33:32.040 not heard what it will happen with um the health care staff i've been very curious what they're
00:33:37.320 going to do and how because i just know i know that they already fired someone um for donating
00:33:43.600 to the freedom convoy and this was just two days ago you know paul stastny who plays for the
00:33:49.500 winnipeg jets just admitted in a winnipeg free press the other day that he gave a thousand bucks
00:33:54.320 to the trucker convoy and nobody has said a damn thing about him like nobody has said you're a bad
00:33:59.680 man there's none of that isn't that interesting if you're a hockey star i guess you can get away
00:34:04.560 with donating to a bunch of terrorists right like it's absolutely ridiculous but if your health unit
00:34:10.140 came to you and said kristin we want you to come back to work no hard feelings it's uh your job
00:34:17.940 back as you had it for the last 14 years what would you say thank you but good luck good luck
00:34:27.080 in there absolutely not i had a feeling you were going to say i wanted i wanted out i wanted out
00:34:33.420 before this even happened once i realized the complete betrayal and corruption and lies that
00:34:38.460 we were um we were had been taught that it that is not a place of healing and it's not a place of
00:34:43.820 health and you know coming as a holistic nutritionist and you know someone who's an
00:34:48.000 outdoor enthusiast i want to actually you know help people with um true health and wellness and
00:34:53.140 it is not in that sick care system no it i don't think it is either i think that things are going
00:34:59.120 to start to change but what do you see aside from freedom because that's a very uh you know
00:35:05.100 ambiguous term right everybody sees freedom a little bit differently um how do you see this
00:35:11.180 playing out aside from the digital passports and everything we know is coming or they the other
00:35:17.120 side wants to bring in with the great reset how do you see this going do you see us winning this
00:35:24.740 thing um it depends if that's probably a subjective um question i think it depends um on everyone's
00:35:33.460 individual stance of what they think winning is um i think we're already winning i think we've
00:35:38.700 already won i know we've already won and we will continue to do so i think this is our opportunity
00:35:43.420 to leave all the corrupt systems behind and to finally create new ones and that's what we're
00:35:48.800 going to do with with health that's what we're doing with the schools and the education um you
00:35:53.940 know because they're indoctrination camps those kids need out of there so badly um you know we're
00:35:58.600 going to do this with um politics and in every aspect um you know get back to food real food
00:36:04.680 grown in soil touched by the sun um so i think this is an opportunity for us to have our parallel
00:36:09.960 societies and to actually live the way we're meant to be living which is not in our boxes
00:36:14.620 i'm sorry to interrupt but i'm happy to hear you say that because there's a lot of people who don't
00:36:19.680 really you know like i don't have an ultimate goal i don't know once we get our freedoms back
00:36:23.500 because in manitoba like in ontario the vaccine passport is gone and there's a lot of people
00:36:28.920 saying yay we won it's over congratulations it's not we have to keep fighting but how far
00:36:34.280 are we willing to go right and you're correct i believe that you know there's a lot of reform
00:36:39.040 that needs to take place and i don't know where that begins do you think these politicians
00:36:44.200 one of these days will all of a sudden just say you know what we were wrong we were wrong about
00:36:50.440 everything for two years right i mean i've had a dream about that one time yes doug ford or trudeau
00:36:58.620 or jason kenney they come out and say you know what we were wrong and and go ahead and hang us
00:37:03.820 by our toes like Mussolini. But that's not going to happen. I think that's what the distraction
00:37:08.340 is with Ukraine right now. They're trying to distract us so that when that's all over with,
00:37:13.540 everybody will have forgotten about the horrors of COVID over the past couple of years. I mean,
00:37:19.040 I've been reading reports that, as a matter of fact, I've got one coming up later in the show
00:37:23.240 tonight where 40% of young people in this country are feeling they're at the edge of mental health
00:37:30.100 right now. And they've never experienced anything like that. Nevermind the drug overdoses and the
00:37:35.400 suicides. I've got a guy who comes on the show regularly. His name is Mike Foy-Jackus. He's a
00:37:40.100 funeral director in Winnipeg. And he says, I can't even believe the amount of deaths I've had over
00:37:45.260 the last year, not from COVID, but from drug overdoses. So we do have a lot of work to do.
00:37:50.140 The job is not over yet. Let's get back to last Friday because things have been happening so
00:37:55.880 quickly um in the last week and a half trudeau enacts the emergency act i think on the monday
00:38:02.660 and then he calls it off what five days later was it nine days however long this thing was in
00:38:08.140 effect you guys were going to challenge the act to get him to remove the act um and then he did it
00:38:14.500 two days before you went to court but you still went to court how did that go um it was good um
00:38:23.080 Because we got the attorney general to confirm in public court on record that bank accounts, you know, moving forward will not be frozen if, you know, you had participated or taken part or supported in the convoy.
00:38:38.540 So it was good to get that on record.
00:38:40.620 We are continuing to still move forward.
00:38:42.140 I don't think I'm not too comfortable talking too much about it because I don't know what I'm allowed to say and what I'm not.
00:38:48.060 Just give us the cold notes then.
00:38:49.400 Yeah.
00:38:49.640 so i just know that we it's not over and we are you know pursuing we're continuing this case um
00:38:56.780 to hold them accountable so we say you know if like us you're for free free speech and against
00:39:01.660 government overreach then um we definitely would help um appreciate um help with the legal costs
00:39:08.360 um i'm not very good about bringing that up or asking but it's kind of where we're at right now
00:39:12.600 but we are still what that's a good thing that you you should be able to ask about that because
00:39:17.040 You know, a lot of people see you, Kristen, and others across the country as heroes, right?
00:39:23.280 I mean, people who have stood up for the freedoms of our country.
00:39:27.100 And so many people have learned that, first of all, we even have a Charter of Rights and Freedoms enshrined in our Constitution.
00:39:33.620 And then they've learned exactly what's in them.
00:39:36.440 And I think it's thanks to people like you, you know, who have led the way for us.
00:39:41.840 People are looking for that kind of leadership.
00:39:43.640 So if you need some help financially to cover those court costs or legal fees, that's okay for you to ask as far as I'm concerned.
00:39:52.980 How do we do that?
00:39:53.900 How do we support?
00:39:55.160 On our website, CanadianFrontlineNurses.ca, there's a few options there with direct email transfer as well as I think we're using Stripe as an account.
00:40:05.500 I think it's like PayPal, but PayPal has like permanently shut down all of our accounts.
00:40:10.540 Oh, so they're judging you as well?
00:40:13.060 Yes.
00:40:13.340 like GoFundMe did. Yes, exactly. So it's on our website, CanadianFriendlyNurses.ca with the
00:40:18.860 options there. And this is for our federal court case, but also all of us are fighting back the
00:40:24.300 College of Nurses of Ontario. I believe there's at least five or six of us fighting back against
00:40:30.020 the college. And these cases will set precedence for all nurses as well. So and then I think we
00:40:36.820 still have a defamation lawsuit, like you mentioned, and we also are going after the unions.
00:40:41.140 so there's there's lots there's lots um happening that we're excited about no kidding um let me ask
00:40:48.080 you something we talked about this a little bit before we went on the air there is no hippocratic
00:40:53.240 oath for nurses and you told me that for doctors it's optional as well when they graduate and they
00:40:59.080 become a doctor they don't have to take it some of them do some of them don't but you guys still
00:41:03.520 have a guideline of ethics and one of those guidelines is all about informed consent right
00:41:10.580 people so how is it that the nurses who stayed working and got double vaccinated the nurses
00:41:17.720 not just nurses i guess but pharmacists even doctors who have been inoculating all of these
00:41:24.520 people over the past year can go ahead and feel good about giving somebody this shot
00:41:30.760 not knowing what's in it therefore not being able to provide informed consent does that not go
00:41:37.500 against the the ethical nature of your profession absolutely it does um that's been the same thing
00:41:43.600 with even you know promoting um the masks promoting these lockdowns promoting promoting
00:41:48.440 social distancing you know keeping uh long-term care um you know um elders in their homes like
00:41:55.960 locked in there like prisoners like social or isolation um every um watching you're not being
00:42:02.900 able to be at the bedside with your loved one while they you know pass away fathers not being
00:42:06.980 in the room with their their wives while they're giving birth like there there has been so much
00:42:13.460 wrong in the last two years people being denied care and there was a seven-year-old that his mom
00:42:19.540 reached out to me he broke his humerus his arm and they wouldn't see him because he wouldn't
00:42:24.440 wear a mask he went without any kind of care for almost like two months or longer it is it is
00:42:30.500 appalling the stories that I am hearing this the things that are happening the deaths that are
00:42:35.680 happening alone um it's absolutely heartbreaking and i don't really have words and it is
00:42:41.560 completely unethical and i was saying that um i will pronounce this wrong so i apologize guys
00:42:47.000 don't make fun of me but the four principal ethics you know you have justice autonomy um
00:42:52.660 benevolence and malfeasance that's the one i always did it right you got it right yes yes
00:42:59.580 so not only are we supposed to do good or you know do no harm right we're not supposed to do
00:43:06.820 any harm but we're also supposed to do good and you know there is supposed to be justice and we
00:43:11.740 are supposed to respect everyone's autonomy and I would say if you look at those four principal
00:43:17.020 ethics none of those things are happening especially the part are we doing good it's
00:43:23.220 not good enough to say you know we're not causing any harm we have to look what good is happening
00:43:27.660 and i would say not much at all if any have you have you had a conversation i'm sure you have
00:43:32.600 but just for the record let me ask it have you had conversations like this with former co-workers
00:43:37.820 and if so what's their reaction back to you um no not not since i've been terminated unless
00:43:48.500 i already knew they're like-minded and um you know on the same page but i have not they they
00:43:54.840 honestly believe it that's the scary part they they believe in in the fear they believe all this
00:44:00.500 is necessary they believe that you know we have to do all these measures to stay safe the lie that
00:44:06.980 has been told to us that germs are scary you know viruses kill um is very real in the indoctrinated
00:44:15.000 medical system and the truth is germs viruses and bacteria have been vilified for far too long
00:44:19.820 And this is a narrative that we need to change. Because germs are only around and cause trouble
00:44:25.300 if there's already diseased and broken down tissue. Germs are not out there to, you know,
00:44:30.000 to attack us or kill us. Louis Pasteur was the grandfather of, you know, germ theory,
00:44:36.020 and all his studies and tests were all false. He falsified all of them, none of them were,
00:44:41.860 you know, true. I mean, if you take the example with listeria, so lots of people were having
00:44:46.100 bloody stool he took a samples of milk he found listeria bacteria and he said it's because of
00:44:50.460 this it's because of this bacteria listeria that's causing the bloody stool but when he isolated that
00:44:54.720 and gave it to other people it didn't cause bloody stool what they didn't do was look at how the cows
00:44:59.460 were being treated and at that time you know the um how they were confined in this like dark space
00:45:04.800 they were treated poorly plus they were being fed shredded cardboard in their hay plus other stuff
00:45:10.200 we forget that bacteria is actually there to clean up the toxins and the trouble um so germs are not
00:45:15.580 bad viruses are found within they're there to help us detox and um purify even genetic upgrades
00:45:24.140 that's a whole other topic that i'm just going to throw on your listeners right now but
00:45:28.420 but i do encourage everyone to look into germ theory versus train and look at louis pastore
00:45:33.820 versus antoine bechamp because this is the way we need to move forward we need to get out of this
00:45:38.640 fear that the medical institute has put on us and get into how we can live together interconnected
00:45:45.340 with nature and realize that we are all like one and we're not meant to be separated we all
00:45:51.060 are part of this biodiverse ecosystem and all play a role together and we're not meant to be
00:45:56.640 isolated in all these little um compartments what do you feel about raising your energy
00:46:02.180 your vibrational energy have you paid any attention to that at all absolutely yeah yes i think it's
00:46:09.140 like if we can all do that as a matter of fact that's what ottawa did yeah that's right and
00:46:13.420 and look at all of the positive vibrations it sent worldwide i've got this podcast i listened
00:46:18.200 to last night friend of mine said i'm going to send it to you uh after the show is over tonight
00:46:21.960 because wow is it ever cool kristin thank you for coming on the show tonight i really appreciate you
00:46:27.680 taking the time you're absolutely wonderful can i just take 30 i promise i'll say it really fast
00:46:32.860 yes you can okay um we are launching a new website stay tuned it'll should be coming out in the next
00:46:38.320 two weeks we are looking it's called connecting communities with care we're getting all the
00:46:42.460 nurses that have been out of job or that wanted to do something different in actual health and
00:46:47.200 wellness that actually want to do, you know, real caring. So able, you can find a nurse and then
00:46:52.540 connect and have private care. We're getting care back into the homes from birth to palliative and
00:46:57.860 everything in between. So stay tuned and watch for our launch of connecting communities with
00:47:01.400 care at a Canadian frontline nurses.ca. Thank you. Cool. Thank you. Okay. There's Kristen
00:47:09.040 nagle from canadian frontline nurses wow you know what i mean you get somebody like that
00:47:15.460 on your side and if we had a thousand christens out there i think we'd be in a better place right
00:47:20.800 now inspirational too when you have somebody like that uh who comes on the show tells it
00:47:29.740 just calls it like she sees it maybe you can take the energy and start doing something like that
00:47:38.500 yourself right because this fight guys this fight is far from over the next thing is going to be the
00:47:49.640 digital id and here's justin trudeau's statement today this comes from pm.gc.ca pm.gc.ca i'm going
00:48:00.460 to do i'm going to do the justin trudeau impersonation here small businesses are the
00:48:06.240 backbone of the canadian economy and the heart of our communities across the country now listen
00:48:14.980 to this you guys that's as far as i'm going to go with the trudeau impersonation i know a lot
00:48:19.800 of you can't stand it but this is interesting because of what this announcement was it came
00:48:26.220 out this morning as small businesses adapt to the digital economy and the lasting impacts of the
00:48:34.760 COVID-19 pandemic, the government of Canada is working to help them continue to grow,
00:48:39.960 thrive, and create good jobs. Ah, it sounds like a good thing, right? What's the digital economy?
00:48:47.960 Has this been rolled out officially yet? Has any politician stood up and said,
00:48:53.800 we're going to a digital economy, gang. Get on. We're going for a ride.
00:48:59.640 this is the way they're taking it and as i said at the beginning of the show
00:49:05.580 when this basic universal basic income comes into play a lot of people are going to take that
00:49:12.120 everybody's going to get it and if you do something wrong because those digital ids are
00:49:16.880 going to have every single piece of information about you that there is imaginable if you don't
00:49:24.400 get that third vaccine, they can just shut off your money. Just like that. When you go to a
00:49:32.160 sporting event, like a Jets game or a football game or a concert, even cashless, they're saying
00:49:37.860 these days, only pay with your card. What are we supposed to do about this? We use cash. Cash is
00:49:47.820 king. Maybe we should start paying our mortgages with cash. Start paying rents with cash. When you
00:49:55.420 go to the grocery store, cash, cash, cash, cash, cash. Now, some of these automatic tellers these
00:50:01.180 days don't even let you pay with cash. So we don't use them. It's not about employment at
00:50:09.840 this point. A lot of people have been saying, well, I don't use those automatic teller or
00:50:13.760 those automatic cash outs because people are losing jobs look and it's always been like that
00:50:19.960 in the world where automation comes in and takes over people's jobs i mean ever since the industrial
00:50:24.860 revolution it's been kind of like that a machine now does the job of a person but this is different
00:50:30.680 they're taking us to a situation in a system where we won't have any money available to us
00:50:37.380 any currency available to us if we don't do what they want us to do.
00:50:42.500 And I guess the biggest example of that would be what Kristen and I just talked about.
00:50:47.560 Go fund me.
00:50:48.400 No, you can't have this money.
00:50:50.940 What do you mean?
00:50:51.940 We raised it fair and square from thousands and thousands of people across the United
00:50:56.120 States and Canada.
00:50:57.160 No terrorist organizations or large, huge lump sums were donated, by the way.
00:51:02.080 Just people who were sick and tired of the crap and were rooting the truckers on.
00:51:07.380 GoFundMe said, no, you can't have this money, just like that, arbitrarily.
00:51:11.960 They were lobbied by the civic government of Ottawa, successfully.
00:51:23.360 So then what happens with give, send, go?
00:51:25.280 I'm sorry, we're seizing those funds, you can't have them.
00:51:27.760 Government says now, Ontario government froze those funds.
00:51:31.120 And then you've got the Canadian government telling banks that they have to go and freeze
00:51:35.260 certain people's funds if they don't if they don't agree with their politics basically that's
00:51:41.380 what it boiled down to right because there have been actual terrorists who are trying to derail
00:51:50.220 trains in canada just in the last couple of years remember and then you've got bouncy castles
00:51:55.620 on wellington street in downtown ottawa terrorists i don't think so
00:52:01.520 so this announcement this morning this is alarming
00:52:06.880 what can be done about it we're gonna have to get together on this one you guys and say no
00:52:15.620 use cash as much as you can why is it like this anyway the great reset klaus schwab controlling
00:52:24.340 all of these politicians in all of these different countries well sure but there are other factors at
00:52:29.700 play this is from two years ago guys two years ago this is a cpac video from two years ago check this
00:52:36.640 out to repeat the committee sought to present a clear description of the magnitude and nature
00:52:44.640 of the challenge of foreign interference in canada the committee's assessment of the threat
00:52:49.540 is best described at paragraph 189 on page 77 and i quote the committee believes there is ample
00:52:58.240 evidence that Canada is the target of significant and sustained foreign interference activities.
00:53:05.360 PRC, the Russian Federation, other states. The committee believes that these states target
00:53:11.600 Canada for a variety of reasons, but all seek to exploit the openness of our society
00:53:17.440 and penetrate our fundamental institutions to meet their objectives. They target ethno-cultural
00:53:23.680 communities, seek to corrupt the political process, manipulate the media, and attempt
00:53:29.740 to curate debate on post-secondary campuses. Each of these activities pose a significant
00:53:36.740 risk to the rights and freedoms of Canadians and to the country's sovereignty. They are
00:53:42.660 a clear threat to the security.
00:53:44.420 Okay, so that's a parliamentary committee two years ago talking about foreign interference
00:53:49.940 in our society post-secondary where they try to control debate at university politically media
00:53:57.120 and look what's happening today this has been going on for years a few months ago
00:54:04.500 i did a story and i got in the way back machine did a story from the director of cesis at that
00:54:12.540 time i think it was 2010 and at that time he was warning about this kind of thing seeping into
00:54:19.200 canadian society and now look where we are now i think it's probably two different things
00:54:27.140 converging at once right now but they both have the same objective in mind
00:54:30.400 intersectionality what our kids are kids are being taught in school combined with the social
00:54:37.620 credit score and the digital id it's all coming to fruition but not if we rise up and stop it
00:54:44.780 and that's why people like kristin and all those truckers they are so key to stopping this
00:54:52.420 you are too you may not know it yet but you are too you've seen through the crap for a reason my
00:55:01.280 friend you're watching right now you've seen through all this and there's a reason that
00:55:06.640 you're here with us tonight okay look what's going on in british columbia even as all of
00:55:12.720 the other provinces are dropping their mandates bonnie henry the unelected chief medical officer
00:55:19.580 in british columbia says oh no no no we're not dropping any of our restrictions and as a matter
00:55:24.880 of fact she actually said oh and there's going to be more restrictions coming in the fall
00:55:28.480 so if we do drop them they're just going to come back anyway
00:55:33.360 she's the lone wolf out there right now bonnie henry in british columbia so bonnie you do have
00:55:40.440 a surprise coming your way very, very soon. I was telling you about Belinda Karajalios.
00:55:50.700 She's an MPP in the Ontario legislature. She's an independent MPP, member of the provincial
00:55:57.760 parliament. Here it's MLA in Ontario, it's MPP. I'm not even going to play the response
00:56:04.000 of the minister who gets up to answer the question because it's all blah, blah, blah,
00:56:08.200 blah, blah, blah, blah, round and round, never answers the question.
00:56:11.280 But listen to the question that Belinda asked in...
00:56:14.740 Next question, remember for David.
00:56:16.680 It's amazing.
00:56:17.480 Thank you, Speaker. Good morning. My question is for the Premier.
00:56:19.660 Recently, the Premier said the province is ready to receive
00:56:22.260 Ukrainian refugees seeking to escape their country's war zone.
00:56:26.280 But most Ukrainians are not double vaccinated against COVID-19.
00:56:30.700 66% in fact.
00:56:32.560 The government is also allowing employers in Ontario,
00:56:34.840 which is likely the vast majority,
00:56:36.460 to continue using discriminatory vaccine passport requirements on employees.
00:56:41.640 So, what is the government's plan?
00:56:43.840 Are they going to screen Ukrainians coming here
00:56:45.800 to ensure they are all double vaccinated against COVID-19?
00:56:48.880 Or is the government having Ukrainians come here
00:56:50.980 facing the prospects of it being harder to find a job
00:56:53.560 because of their decision not to disclose their vaccine status?
00:56:56.520 Or will the government consider a measure
00:56:58.120 like legislating a ban on the discriminatory practice
00:57:01.360 of allowing employers to voluntarily continue using
00:57:04.220 vaccine-proof or passport measures.
00:57:08.800 Minister of Labour.
00:57:10.200 Well, thank you very much, Mr. Speaker.
00:57:12.080 I do want to thank the member for this very important question.
00:57:16.160 I want to begin to let the people of Ukraine know that we are thinking of them.
00:57:22.420 We're working every single day to ensure that when many of them arrive here in Ontario,
00:57:28.360 we're going to have the support to be there in place for them.
00:57:32.380 Mr. Speaker, I speak on a regular basis with the Minister of Immigration federally, Sean Fraser.
00:57:39.840 We've offered Ontario's full support to ensure that we help these people leave the crisis that they're facing.
00:57:47.560 And I can commit to all members of this House and to all people of Ontario, to all of the people in Ukraine,
00:57:53.680 that we will be there for them to work with the federal government to ensure that they have better lives when they get to Ontario.
00:58:00.120 yes but you can't have a job if you're not vaccinated he never did say that did he
00:58:06.420 so they're they're running away from a conflict military conflict can't call it a war
00:58:14.020 military action whatever in ukraine right now fleeing for their lives apparently
00:58:21.260 gonna come to canada not gonna be able to work if you're unvaccinated sorry can't do it
00:58:27.700 great question of course this guy never answered it there is no answer to that
00:58:34.140 we're going to look great bringing all these ukrainians to canada
00:58:37.420 too bad for them if they can't get a job or are they going to favor the ukrainian
00:58:43.420 refugees over existing canadians are they going to get some kind of special status
00:58:51.620 interesting and it was never addressed. Meanwhile in New York
00:58:58.320 demonstrators sing a song about wanting mask mandates reinstated.
00:59:06.520 Not for loved ones, mask for friends, not about you, also not hard to do. Just because we're tired
00:59:15.240 doesn't mean it's over so i see one child yeah yeah
00:59:33.300 i don't know what to tell you i mean they can still wear you can you can still wear your mask
00:59:41.100 the rest of us don't want to but you're gonna give me covet but you're wearing a mask
00:59:47.040 oh right right i forgot about the the early part of the narrative that says that it's air
00:59:54.600 it's it's a it's one of these viruses where it can get out but it can't come in or it can
01:00:00.760 it can't come in but it goes out everything's been so confusing in the last two years
01:00:07.700 but hey look man it's a free country if you want to wear that mask and go ahead and wear it
01:00:13.880 i don't want to here's the other thing we've got what's the date the third so in manitoba we've
01:00:22.040 got 12 days until the mask mandates officially go away i would encourage you to start
01:00:27.640 not wearing a mask into your grocery store or wherever
01:00:32.860 it's a sign right and i think that like i said everybody here is a leader
01:00:43.360 once you walk into a store without that mask on others will take theirs off
01:00:47.900 they will they've had enough of it and they don't do anything look guys
01:00:53.540 if there was science if i knew for a fact that these breathing barriers worked to stop the
01:01:02.020 spread of a deadly virus i wouldn't be saying the things i've been saying for the past two years
01:01:07.140 of course i wouldn't but i know they don't and i know that the narrative has been spun and it just
01:01:15.160 keeps changing and they keep changing and you know how we know that it's lies because they're more
01:01:21.760 and more ridiculous every single day every single day that passes and the things that the left-wing
01:01:29.740 corporate media just chooses not to report on like this story for example stanford soccer captain
01:01:36.560 dead at 22 now this young lady healthy as a horse apparently no cause of death was she double
01:01:45.260 vaccinated no she was triple vaccinated this one here just dropped dead undergraduate student
01:01:51.640 athlete at stanford no cause of death has been given but apparently she just died
01:01:59.740 But you have a heart attack. What was it? Effective immediately, the NFL has declared the pandemic over.
01:02:07.740 They've ended all league protocols. Meanwhile, in Manitoba, the University of Manitoba Bison's football team says if you want to go see them play at the stadium, you still have to show your vaccine passport.
01:02:20.960 When did they start playing? We haven't heard from the Blue Bombers yet. When did the Blue Bombers start playing? Like June?
01:02:26.720 are they still going to be asking for that crap in june really outside
01:02:36.540 so this is the battle that we're facing and the longer this crap goes on like the the branch
01:02:44.460 convidians don't want to let it go right they don't want to let it go and the fighting
01:02:50.860 the fighting is tiresome it's taken a toll on many of us you me i mean guys that you know i found
01:03:00.600 myself pretty run down in the last month or so feeling a little blue i'm thinking it's because
01:03:07.960 of of winter it's just been a rough winter and and all of this fighting you know there have been
01:03:15.180 highs such incredible highs and there have been such exceedingly bad lows and it's just a huge
01:03:20.740 roller coaster and i'm sorry to dump on you right now but i guess i get the feeling that you're
01:03:25.960 probably feeling the same way as well but we do have many things to look forward to i mean you
01:03:32.620 saw kristin tonight from canadian frontline nurses she's not giving up she's strong right
01:03:39.380 so we have to continue to fight we've got a human chain freedom chain that's going to be happening
01:03:45.500 this weekend there's a bunch of other things that are happening around southern manitoba this
01:03:50.120 weekend i'm going to round them all up and i'm going to talk about them in the show tomorrow
01:03:53.680 night all right you guys want to go out because you know what it's good for the soul to get out
01:04:00.180 and hang with like-minded people like we were talking about earlier you know it's really cool
01:04:06.440 to be able to sit down and talk with other people about their experiences because then you just don't
01:04:11.880 feel so alone any longer when you feel alone and isolated what happens your mental health starts
01:04:17.040 to deteriorate 40 percent of young people at a breaking point when it comes to mental health
01:04:21.400 in canada this was a poll researched by maru public opinion found the people in ontario
01:04:29.000 alberta manitoba and saskatchewan were more likely to experience a decrease
01:04:33.760 in mental health than those in atlanta canada bc or quebec
01:04:37.220 but those provinces were affected as well just not as much so i am
01:04:45.920 going to be starting a mental health group where people can get together and just talk
01:04:54.140 um i'm working on it putting a team together right now and when we have the event the first
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