The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Thursday May 19th⧸2022

00:00:00.000 it's 2022 and on the show tonight i'm sure uh you've heard of this by now you probably heard

00:00:05.540 it from the show here maybe you got it on a facebook post or from a friend but there's

00:00:09.140 big huge disco social times two coming up on may 27th and may 28th and the organizers of those

00:00:17.180 events i you know i keep wanting to say that event but now that it's two different nights let's call

00:00:21.260 it those events the organizers of those disco parties are going to be on the show in just a

00:00:28.240 couple of minutes a couple of fun loving ladies looking like they're right out of 1979 with the

00:00:36.420 the disco the disco for tonight all right let's see who's here tonight hello sandy hello trev

00:00:45.620 hello sharon hello steve ah steve you know i was talking to steve beige on the phone about an hour

00:00:50.060 and a half ago from calgary he's got another month left there and homesick steve usually you're the

00:00:58.160 first one to say hello tonight you're number four number you're slipping buddy

00:01:02.620 hopefully you make it through your last month in calgary and we'll see you back home soon maybe a

00:01:09.140 welcome home party would be an appropriate thing hello janet hello debbie hey there's dave with

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00:01:34.440 sit down and have a conversation about building a community right that's what we've been talking

00:01:42.480 about that's what we have been preaching and i hate to use that word but i'm gonna use it anyway

00:01:46.120 as we've been preaching here for the past month on the show now is the time to get together and

00:01:51.580 start making ourselves independent independent of the government independent of uh big corporate

00:01:59.180 companies who are you know providing our food even though we have to pay ridiculous prices for it

00:02:06.540 providing our power and our gasoline and our meds we need to be independent of all of that stuff so

00:02:12.460 when they do bring in that digital programmable currency we will not have to care too much about

00:02:18.060 it right that's what we're doing we're building communities so write down where you're from and

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00:05:13.520 hopefully you can see there you are hello ladies how are you doing

00:05:19.360 hello shadow hi we're doing great where did you find the uh the holder for the phone there

00:05:26.060 we improvised like we always do we improvised we're very creative

00:05:29.860 so what's it leading up against a book or a lamp or something oh no a little um uh storage box

00:05:37.460 a weed basket yeah a weave weave not weave weave introduce yourselves to everybody please

00:05:46.400 and uh tell us all about the love liberty disco after party coming up in a couple of weekends okay

00:05:53.060 Sure. My name is Terry and this is Paula. And yeah, we basically kind of was brainstorming like an April, end of April, around April 22nd.

00:06:07.620 And we were thinking, how can we help some people with some like problems that they're going through?

00:06:14.720 And on April 27th, this whole, you know, idea of the social was formed.

00:06:21.380 And I said, well, if you're going to do a social, you have to do it in May, because

00:06:25.760 come June, July, August, you're not going to get people out because it gets busy and

00:06:30.360 September's too far away because they're really needing funds now.

00:06:35.040 So I said, well, if we really hustle, we can do this social in one month.

00:06:39.180 So in a month, we have, you know, sold out the first one in eight days, all by basically word of mouth. And, and the old school way, like you actually came and bought a ticket and handed you a ticket. And, and then on Sunday that just passed, we made an executive decision to, to actually do the Saturday night back to back.

00:07:04.300 and because the overwhelming response was great and yeah so we've already sold I think we're close

00:07:10.960 to 100 tickets sold already for the Saturday night social and I just picked up the tickets

00:07:15.420 yesterday so they're going like hotcakes as well now so and it's great because it's a you know

00:07:21.660 we're just doing a random act of kindness and you know like if you the people come to the to the

00:07:28.640 event they're gonna meet who it's for and hear what it's for but it's really about giving all

00:07:35.480 the proceeds to to that group of people um my three friends our three friends to help them out

00:07:42.340 in in a i think it's a great cause what they're doing and it's a freedom fighting human rights

00:07:48.440 cause and um but i just want everybody to come together like manitobans are and how we connect

00:07:56.080 and socials is our pastime. And I think that's something that we've missed out. And I think

00:08:02.200 people now are realizing what's really important in life. I would tend to agree with you. And I

00:08:07.920 know that you've been on purpose, you know, keeping the names of the people out of it,

00:08:13.120 and even the institution they're fighting against and all that. But there were news articles

00:08:17.080 published back in January that talked about it. And I know that on the advice of lawyers,

00:08:21.880 we're not supposed to talk about it. But yes, you mentioned, Terry, that these people are

00:08:26.680 fighting against something that we've all been fighting against for the better part of a year

00:08:31.260 now. And they are deep in debt with the legal fees. And so anything that we can do to help them

00:08:38.560 out is absolutely, I'm sure, appreciated 100%. So $10 a ticket, right? How did you come up with

00:08:45.860 that number were you going back to 1979 for that number as well well I think 1979 it might have

00:08:52.480 been five dollars a ticket if I recall and then it was seven and then it went to ten but yeah like

00:08:58.520 I just kind of wanted to keep it like where everybody could afford to come and get in the

00:09:04.260 door and then we wanted to have silent auction prizes and 50 50 and dance and have food like

00:09:11.200 a traditional late lunch manitoba late lunch and um and have food and um and music you know but

00:09:19.140 like friday night is going to be a traditional kind of disco theme and stick to the theme like

00:09:24.600 so we're going to have best dressed disco dress and best uh like dance moves and uh we're going

00:09:31.740 to do the same thing on saturday night but um wait a minute wait a minute wait a minute hold

00:09:36.340 on you guys are so you're actually doing an active costume contest you're you're asking people to

00:09:41.820 dress up like you were dressed up right now that's right exactly and more yeah you don't have to but

00:09:48.580 we're encouraging it exactly we want to see people's you know john travolta kind of moves and

00:09:54.580 and and uh outfits the white suit the white suit with the silk shirt unbuttoned down to about there

00:10:02.860 right that's right with the hairy chest and all yeah so let me ask you guys you know what i want

00:10:11.720 to ask this question because i've been talking about building community for the last month or

00:10:16.700 so and that's i believe that's what this is doing and i know there's a lot of people who watch this

00:10:21.860 show from all across the country and they've been frustrated because they haven't had the chance

00:10:26.740 to get together with other like-minded people and they're feeling alone they're feeling isolated

00:10:31.520 And maybe if you're one of those people that I just described watching the show right now, maybe you could get together with a couple of friends like Terry and Paula here and organize something like this for yourself.

00:10:44.280 What does it take to organize something like this, you guys?

00:10:49.340 Well, it takes some enthusiasm, a little bit of vision and some good help from some good friends.

00:10:54.980 This has been really just such an amazing endeavor because we knew it was going to be successful because we know the minds of people right now that are like-minded.

00:11:06.780 But I'm just so amazed by the overwhelming generosity and excitement right now.

00:11:12.420 People are really coming together because they do want to help, they do want to support, and they do want to have fun.

00:11:17.760 So this is really a time for people to come and meet one another, to network, to talk about, you know, planning, moving forward, just like you've been talking about on your show about building community.

00:11:29.660 Because here you can really experience a sense of belonging and having a voice and being understood and being related to.

00:11:37.060 So it really is an event for everybody.

00:11:41.620 And that is why the tickets are at the $10 mark.

00:11:45.920 so we can hopefully invite everybody to come.

00:11:49.020 So we're hoping to build hope

00:11:50.300 and we're hoping to build resiliency in people

00:11:53.320 and letting them know that they're not alone,

00:11:55.800 that there are a lot of people here

00:11:57.220 that are on their side,

00:11:58.400 that see things the way they see things

00:12:00.240 and that we are here to help.

00:12:02.700 We stick together.

00:12:03.780 We stick together and we help one another.

00:12:05.780 So an act of kindness, but anybody can do it

00:12:08.540 and everybody does want to help.

00:12:10.560 And in some way, people are stepping up

00:12:12.620 and they're helping in whatever way they can,

00:12:14.700 whether they're donating whether they're helping out at the event what they're behind the scenes

00:12:19.940 selling tickets like everybody feels like they are participating something worthwhile and and

00:12:25.080 they're doing it for themselves but they're also doing it for for the group that we're raising

00:12:28.760 money for so i can't thank them enough it's such a successful event because um we have like people

00:12:35.720 that have a very kind hearts and are and want to step forward and do something positive have you

00:12:40.900 guys been friends for a long time or have you just met in the last couple of crazy years centuries

00:12:45.860 we're often mistaken for sisters we're twin souls i'm sure of it

00:12:51.540 the reason i ask that is because there's so many people out there who have lost

00:12:56.340 long time friends over all of this stuff because of the social divides and family members as well

00:13:01.860 and being excluded from certain things i had a guy on on the show the other night who was a long time

00:13:07.120 a manitoba club member who wasn't allowed to go uh the last year because of his vaccine status and

00:13:14.520 right you lose contact with people like that so that that's the reason i asked that question

00:13:19.840 it must have been very very reassuring to have a long time friend think the same way

00:13:26.900 that you were thinking were you guys communicating about this the entire time

00:13:31.680 pretty much we were right from the beginning we were lucky to be able to see things from you know

00:13:38.160 same perspective but we've met a lot of great people along the way that i'm sure are going to

00:13:43.600 be lifelong friends and and so there's been some very positive things that have come from this yeah

00:13:48.200 and i can say like throughout all of this i i'm fortunate and i i do recognize that i know a lot

00:13:56.680 the people that have lost family, friends, because of whatever it was, the narrative,

00:14:03.840 you know, the whole situation there. And I felt for them, because I really didn't lose any family

00:14:10.260 or friends. I was able to maintain that, even though I had maybe a different opinion than them,

00:14:16.920 that it was still we agreed to disagree. And I always try to come from that perspective of,

00:14:22.280 i can understand where you're coming from can you understand where i'm coming from but that's what

00:14:27.800 having a choice is all about that's what's having a a democracy a freedom is all about and when i

00:14:33.680 started explaining that to family friends and clients of mine that's when they said yeah you're

00:14:38.880 right like i should be able to wear purple and you should be able to wear black and we should

00:14:43.400 still be able to be friends i i would agree with that so let's let's go through the steps you guys

00:14:49.220 on april 27th you said decided to do this event and it wasn't going to be long away it was going

00:14:55.460 to be a month away that's not a lot of time to prepare for something of this magnitude

00:14:59.700 you're going to be entertaining 700 people uh because we know that the hall uh it's bulldog

00:15:05.300 pizza event center at 1364 main street it holds 350 people so times two 700.

00:15:12.740 how much work is entailed in all this and and again the reason i ask this is there's other

00:15:16.500 the people now going, you know, maybe in Kamloops, British Columbia, or really Ontario saying, you

00:15:21.360 know, I can do this. What do I have to do? What are the steps to take? And I'm sure you guys made

00:15:25.140 some mistakes along the way. So maybe you can help others to avoid those pitfalls. Well, it's,

00:15:31.400 or maybe you didn't, I don't know. Yeah. Well, it's not easy to pull off a successful

00:15:36.980 social in a month period. So I will be upfront with everybody on that because most people have

00:15:45.440 a hard time doing a successful social in, you know, four months, because most of them are four

00:15:51.920 to six months that they plan for. But I have a, you know, back in the days of me and my brother

00:15:59.120 and my dad, we ran a martial arts club, and we used to do socials all the time. So I have that

00:16:04.000 background of how to organize and what you have to do in the steps. So it was easy for me to delegate

00:16:09.980 and know who was good at certain things like who's good sellers who are people that have connections

00:16:16.020 for prizes and that and I was able to pull that together really fast but what you would take to

00:16:21.920 do in four months now you were doing it in weeks and days so sometimes you're up till two in the

00:16:27.560 morning you know shooting out emails and and uh you know selling tickets and you know trying to

00:16:34.660 answer everybody's questions back and then getting prizes together and then going out and buying the

00:16:39.400 raffle tickets and you know so it was a bunch of stuff that every day and i mean we both still work

00:16:45.540 full time and we're doing this over and above our time of like i work you know sometimes 12 hour

00:16:53.040 days paula works you know eight to ten hour days sometimes plus we got other things that we do on

00:16:58.380 the side we got family you know things so we were doing it over and above everything else and we

00:17:03.540 just kind of went yep we'll put that aside and we're just gonna focus on this right now so what

00:17:08.520 do you have to do you've got to get a haul that's the first thing right pick a date yeah first thing

00:17:13.900 you you have to do is find out before even the haul you have to find out if you have helpers

00:17:19.640 to help you kind of like four to eight key people that you know you can rely on uh 500 percent like

00:17:28.880 you can text them at two in the morning and that it's not going to bother them right so that's the

00:17:34.440 first thing because if you don't have this yeah if you don't have people to help you you don't

00:17:39.300 you don't have people holding you up to put your idea into fruition so that's the first thing then

00:17:45.860 you have to find a hall and for me like i already had ideas of halls because you know two years ago

00:17:53.720 or two and a half years ago i was gonna put on an event so i already had contacts with that so i

00:17:59.180 would be thinking too you know what i'd be thinking because i'm looking at doing the same

00:18:03.160 thing and and you know what terry you've got an organizing background maybe you can help me out

00:18:07.320 with this i'm looking for a place for maybe 500 to 750 people for a for a community talk with

00:18:14.100 wayne peters and doug force that's going to be pretty good but how did you come up with the

00:18:20.040 number for 350 did you sit down with your team and go hmm 350 is that too small too big i don't

00:18:26.120 know exactly well i yeah i personally knew that we could sell easily four to six hundred tickets

00:18:33.120 but the two uh and i didn't want to get a haul where i had to now do the booze and all that as

00:18:41.500 well right because i wanted to still support an event center right so so i'm trying to still do

00:18:49.800 this like local you scratch my back i scratch your back idea like we're all kind of you know

00:18:55.480 that in it together kind of thing but we're going to use it now for the right reason so i i kind of

00:19:01.680 went i i scouted around to a few places and of course a few of them shut me down because i was

00:19:07.040 up front with what i'm doing this for and um which was fine that's their choice and then it was a

00:19:13.640 friend of mine that messaged me and said oh did you think of bulldog pizza and i went oh right i

00:19:18.140 forgot about that place and i messaged them they got back to me right away and yep then all that

00:19:24.140 and that they were the ones that they hold 350 and i just kind of went well okay i get we'll do

00:19:29.720 the 350 and me and paula kind of said yeah that's right now it's not so stressful we could totally

00:19:34.720 do this in one month now where the 600 was gonna be was we're thinking okay we could do it but

00:19:40.500 that's a lot of work right now that we're in it you just keep going right so that was the first

00:19:46.540 step and then the next step was you know now getting like what your food what kind of food

00:19:52.120 you're going to have get your tickets out there printed get that going and get that moving right

00:19:57.400 away and you already even before we got the tickets printed we were already putting out

00:20:03.300 information and telling people about it so that they were hyped and ready to buy a ticket when

00:20:09.560 it came right and and then you've got to get decorations you've got to get door prizes you've

00:20:14.520 got to get yes right yeah you got to get all your prizes and that's where you have to have

00:20:19.100 connections, but through like the kind of business that I do and our, we have like a lot of friends

00:20:25.480 and ourselves that have like network marketing backgrounds. We have connections to a lot of

00:20:30.800 people that are local vendors and local restaurant owners and massages and all that, that are willing

00:20:37.780 to donate their, their gift certificates and their, their prizes and that to, to our event,

00:20:45.720 because they love the cause

00:20:47.700 and they're totally willing to put their name out there

00:20:50.880 because now it's standing for,

00:20:53.560 not that it was never standing for anything before,

00:20:56.080 but now it's more like this is a unified thing.

00:21:00.360 And even though everything's kind of dropped right now,

00:21:03.220 everybody feels more comfortable getting involved

00:21:06.240 and wanting to get involved

00:21:07.760 and wanting to meet people again.

00:21:09.920 Were you surprised at how many people that you found

00:21:12.500 who were like, yeah, you know what?

00:21:13.960 I'm with you guys.

00:21:15.440 Yeah, well, what's happened, too, is along the way in the last two years, we've met a lot of people in this journey.

00:21:21.400 And each person that we've met that's been helpful has been instrumental in making sure that, you know, they were part of the success as well.

00:21:29.840 What's really interesting, too, is even though there has been work and organization from the both of us and the people in our small inner circle that are helping to make this happen,

00:21:39.080 And what's really interesting, too, is that there's almost been like a divine intervention, making sure that things have been coming together, including finding a DJ, which was really, really difficult.

00:21:50.740 And suddenly out of the blue, we get some guy who's apparently he's got a great reputation.

00:21:55.920 He's a professional DJ and he's able to do both nights, both of both of the events.

00:22:00.960 So couldn't be happier for that.

00:22:03.060 And then we found a perfect event center with really cooperative people that are allowing us to do the things we need to do in there at an incredibly affordable price.

00:22:11.740 So it's just been amazing because it's like, you know, you ask and you receive.

00:22:17.180 And it's really very much like the universe has aligned for these two events.

00:22:21.940 Well, I'm looking forward to these events.

00:22:25.120 Have you got MCs lined up?

00:22:26.800 That's the last, I think, the icing on the cake, maybe, right?

00:22:30.160 Right, yeah.

00:22:31.100 so the friday night we're just we're just lining that one up uh now like in the next couple of

00:22:38.260 days and then saturday like we were hoping that you would be the mc oh shucks yes of course we

00:22:48.680 you know what we'll help you find no fit

00:22:50.280 i get one of those big wigs you know a big bright wig and white suit drawn to volta

00:22:58.940 you'll look great maybe a purple sparkly thing yes i will be the emcee for the saturday night

00:23:03.840 so let's go through the uh the poster here you guys have created love liberty disco after party

00:23:11.320 this is the second night uh the first one sold out as we mentioned friday may 27th but saturday

00:23:16.860 may 28th there's still some tickets left for that but they're going fast according to what you guys

00:23:20.880 were saying earlier yes they are uh fun great music dancing disco 70s and more oh my god

00:23:27.600 themed fundraiser social you know guys i do have a rock background right i mean i was one of the

00:23:33.380 disco sucks guys back in the 80s but for one night i can make an exception i guess prizes for the best

00:23:39.760 dressed and best disco moves oh you're gonna have people out there oh no special late lunch so is

00:23:46.600 that going to include like uh kubasa and all that so friday night is going to be that traditional

00:23:54.440 type of manitoba late lunch and saturday because it's it's the after party it's going to be more

00:24:01.700 that type of food so like pizza chips you know um what was those things that those like fries

00:24:08.800 you know like not french fries but um those cheese puffs and pretzels and you know that

00:24:14.860 kind of stuff right and we'll have coffee there and of course um drinks of course if people want

00:24:20.540 and yeah it's it's going to be great but it's just going to be have a little bit different vibe

00:24:25.020 because it's that 70s disco and more so it's going to be right up your alley shadow oh i can't wait

00:24:32.420 for everyone this is for everyone i mean we have all walks of life coming so so don't feel like

00:24:38.000 you might not fit in for anybody out there listening that thinks well that's not for me

00:24:41.560 this is for everyone we've talked to a whole lot of people like i said from all walks of life

00:24:45.540 that are buying tickets and coming and bringing their parents even so like it's it's going to be

00:24:50.220 amazing yeah so you're going to have the pizza as you say silent auction 50 50 cash bar and this is

00:24:55.800 saturday may 28th bulldog pizza again 1364 main street here in winnipeg and i encourage you guys

00:25:01.860 watching elsewhere in the country right now to go ahead and try and organize something like this

00:25:05.660 because i'll tell you they are a lot of fun for tickets here it is the email is aloe a-l-o-e

00:25:12.300 422 aloe42 at protonmail.com. I want to thank you both for all the energy and time that you've put

00:25:24.140 into organizing this, because I know many people are looking forward to this event. You're going

00:25:28.760 to raise money for a very noble and worthy cause. And hopefully we can do more of these things down

00:25:34.080 the road. That's right. That's exactly what we hope. I hope it stirs like everybody else to pay

00:25:40.560 forward from here on because that's what my manitoba is like that's what i remember manitobans

00:25:46.900 to be like i agree thanks you guys for coming on tonight and i guess i'll see you on saturday may

00:25:51.660 28th then thank you bye okay terry paula a fantastic job uh organizing the disco social

00:26:00.180 on friday may 27th at bulldog pizza and then of course the disco after party may 28th at bulldog

00:26:06.380 pizza. All right, let's get into some of the stuff that I mentioned we were going to discuss

00:26:10.680 before. Ladies and gentlemen, you know this face, it's Dr. Robert Malone. Here he is

00:26:15.740 talking about the perils of this new World Health Organization treaty that it appears all UN

00:26:22.600 member nations will be signing in the next couple of years. Next week, there's a big meeting to

00:26:27.760 discuss all the changes made to the treaty, and they're not good. It gives up national sovereignty

00:26:33.040 for all countries in specific health cases, which is more than enough. That's all they need

00:26:40.300 to lock us down permanently. Unelected bureaucrats, people in some cases you've

00:26:46.200 never even heard of before with the power to do that. Here is Dr. Robert Malone.

00:26:54.160 Let me go over the key points, why you should care. This thing that is, remember, this is

00:27:01.860 proposed by the biden administration these clauses are proposed by our executive branch

00:27:08.820 by our president okay first off increased surveillance under article 5 the who will

00:27:15.540 develop early warning criteria that will allow it to establish a risk assessment for a member state

00:27:22.100 which means it can use the type of modeling simulation predictions that exaggerated the

00:27:27.300 the risk from COVID-19 over two years ago. Once the WHO creates its assessment unilaterally,

00:27:34.320 it will communicate it to intergovernmental organizations and other member states.

00:27:38.640 They will then have a 48-hour deadline. This is how this is going to work.

00:27:42.840 Within 48 hours and really less, they will have to make a go-no-go decision about complying

00:27:49.420 with the mandate which is entirely under the control of Tedros. The Director General of the

00:27:57.360 World Health Organization has the authority under this statute to circumvent the U.S. Constitution

00:28:05.480 and to activate a dominant role over the U.S. Constitution by the Constitution of the World

00:28:12.560 Health Organization. You can do this unilaterally. Remember, the two major donors to the World Health

00:28:19.260 Organization currently are the CCP, Communist China, and Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,

00:28:26.260 Bill Gates. Bill Gates is placing $250 million into the WHO. Those two control the WHO full stop.

00:28:36.280 What this bill does is it hands over control of the American Constitution and circumvents

00:28:44.320 states' rights. This is really a power play by the executive branch to create a pathway

00:28:52.440 whereby they can get the WHO to do their bidding and to overturn the states' rights.

00:29:04.060 Now, here in Canada, you guys, I want you to understand this very clearly.

00:29:08.220 In Canada, health care is administered by the provinces.

00:29:14.460 So if you believe that Canada is, in fact, a sovereign nation recognized legally by international authority and international law, which it isn't,

00:29:27.480 Trudeau is then going to have to go to each premier, and that premier is going to have to sign off on this.

00:29:33.740 so if you are against this and i do believe you are i don't see any other reason why you'd be here

00:29:40.700 then i suggest that you mail email or call your mla and your mp and say i am absolutely 100

00:29:51.160 against this and then call all of the like-minded friends that you know and get them to do the same

00:29:58.740 this will put pressure on them this will make them think twice before they sign it now do we

00:30:04.380 have a chance at getting this thing stopped yes of course we do there are organizations

00:30:08.400 organizations worldwide who are working on this very thing right now and they may in fact be

00:30:15.000 successful but if they're not the bottom line is guys we are still the people and if they want to

00:30:20.240 impose any more lockdowns on us they are going to have to take me kicking and screaming at this point

00:30:26.720 i am not interested in being locked down again i am not interested in having to wear a mask

00:30:32.800 anywhere ever again because we know the efficacy of those things is maybe one or two percent which

00:30:38.880 means absolutely nothing i am not interested in forced jabs i don't want to hear about that ever

00:30:45.120 again i don't want to hear about social distancing i don't distancing i don't want to talk about elbow

00:30:50.960 bumps i want to give hugs and handshakes baby we are going back to that social contract when we

00:30:58.980 were still together and you know what let's face facts even before covid we were falling apart as

00:31:03.560 a society with all of the video games and netflix and whatnot we weren't going out as much as we

00:31:08.600 used to right i think this last two and a half years maybe taught us a lesson in that regard

00:31:14.100 we've got to get together we got to spend time with our people with our family our friends

00:31:18.540 backyard parties whatever it takes man we have to get together

00:31:21.880 and you'll know by who comes and who doesn't who's on side and who's not who is more than

00:31:31.260 happily willing to go down that digital programmable currency pathway that they are

00:31:35.940 making right now they're constructing that pathway right now bernie says hey shadow you

00:31:41.980 got a shout out from chris and terry last night they want to get you on their show well you want

00:31:46.680 know what? I'm going to have to get a hold of Chris and see when they want to do it. I would

00:31:51.380 love to be on the Chris and Terry show. I love those guys. And Chris was good enough to come

00:31:55.540 on my show. So I think I can return the favor. This lady here is an MEP. That means she's a

00:32:03.840 member of the European Parliament representing Germany. Christine Anderson. And she is talking

00:32:08.860 about what the undemocratic World Health Organization international treaty actually

00:32:14.340 means she's spoken out before this is her speaking out again she makes a lot of sense listen

00:32:18.920 well my name is christine anderson i'm an elected representative for the german people in the eu

00:32:24.420 parliament and i try to serve their best interest if you give executive powers to a non-elected body

00:32:34.440 then you no longer have democracy you no longer have accountability of elected officials and who

00:32:41.100 will the citizens hold accountable for taking, haven't been taking away their rights? Who will

00:32:49.640 they make, hold responsible for this? You know, in theory, and I have to say in theory, elected

00:32:58.560 representatives, you no longer, or they run the risk of not being elected again, if they screw

00:33:05.700 up but a non-elected body the citizens have no recourse and anymore whatsoever and this is not

00:33:13.540 how democracy is supposed to work because you are taking away the rule by the people for the people

00:33:20.020 that's what you take away with this and people need to understand if this treaty goes through

00:33:26.260 you can bury democracy altogether it's done with they have the right to call out a pandemic

00:33:35.700 And once they do, they will seize executive powers of the member states.

00:33:41.080 So it's now not the government, let's say the German government in our instance, that will impose restrictions on us that we could theoretically fight.

00:33:51.660 Even that was hard enough to do.

00:33:54.160 But how are you going to go against WHO?

00:33:57.840 I mean, you can't drag them into court.

00:34:00.260 You can't threaten them to not elect them anymore.

00:34:03.440 They don't care.

00:34:04.260 I mean, they're funded by the richest of the super rich people in the world.

00:34:11.840 They don't care.

00:34:12.920 They have all the money and they don't care about fundamental rights or democracy.

00:34:17.980 If they say you will stay at home for as long as I tell you, you will.

00:34:23.260 There's always hope.

00:34:25.260 And there is quite a few things you can do.

00:34:29.560 It's not easy, but for one, get involved.

00:34:33.440 you know take an interest in what's actually happening because that's part of their game

00:34:39.380 they're removed these decision decision making so far away from you they're counting on you

00:34:45.460 no to no longer care so they can do whatever the hell they want you know without you ever knowing

00:34:50.660 so get involved you know stay on top and i know this is hard because they're doing everything to

00:34:57.780 make it as hard as possible. I mean, a lot of people nowadays work two jobs, you know, I

00:35:04.140 understand when you're coming home, and having worked two jobs, you don't want to be bothered

00:35:09.860 with politics or, you know, decision making, none of that. But you have to. Because if you don't,

00:35:16.280 then they will walk all over you. And that's what they're doing. I mean, there's a lot of things

00:35:21.560 going on um and you know you kind of need to see the big picture it's various different mechanisms

00:35:30.160 instruments crises they need to fight whatever uh integration of of eu have the super state

00:35:38.700 but you need to see the big picture the goal of all of this it's abolition of democracy taking

00:35:44.720 away your freedom and it's no longer to having abide by the rule of law that's what they're

00:35:51.620 trying to do so get involved now um luckily MEPs are elected so write to your MEPs and let them

00:36:01.800 know what you do not want and if they vote for this that or the other then tell them I will not

00:36:08.940 vote for you anymore that gets them scared you know so there's every once in a while there's

00:36:14.460 like a campaign but it's usually run by the left side you know so we get like thousands of emails

00:36:21.200 you know it's basically pretty much the same thing and urging us to vote for this or not vote for this

00:36:27.520 or whatever but that's what people need to do let your MEPs know what you will tolerate and what you

00:36:34.020 will not tolerate and let them know in no uncertain terms that you will not stand for anyone taking

00:36:40.260 any rights away from you. Another thing you could do

00:36:44.180 if you don't want to write emails, it might actually be better, to write letters

00:36:48.120 to their offices, you know, pointing out an issue that you do not

00:36:52.400 agree on. Organize,

00:36:55.840 talk to people. If there is, you know, other citizens

00:37:00.460 around you organizing protests, join

00:37:04.260 them, you know, voice your opinion, be there,

00:37:07.920 be in our faces because that's what we need in order to represent your interests so like i said

00:37:15.560 get involved and oh for god's sake turn off your tv seriously she's right yeah she's absolutely

00:37:26.720 right now listen guys i want to talk a little bit about something she said

00:37:32.100 and it's really important i know you guys are all mostly awake right i'm not sure exactly at

00:37:41.060 what point you became that way and some people say i don't like the term awake i want to be

00:37:46.480 using aware well okay we can use that one too it doesn't matter what term we use

00:37:50.220 you may not have been politically active before right you might not have cared and i've talked

00:37:59.580 to many people like that in the last couple of years. I've talked to people who say, you know

00:38:03.200 what, Shadow, I never even voted before this. I never, I never even knew who my MLA or my MP was

00:38:08.520 or my city council. I just never did. I was always busy. I was busy with my kids. I was busy with

00:38:13.140 work. You know, I wanted to have a healthy and happy family. And that's absolutely true. Of

00:38:18.540 course, those are the important things. Those are the things we're fighting for actually.

00:38:22.740 and not everybody is going to have the same role to play in this fight

00:38:29.160 but there are things that you can do right like look at look at the girls we just talked to

00:38:36.980 they're terry and paula i mean they for the last couple of months or last month i'm sorry they've

00:38:41.420 been given working 12 hour days 10 hour days in some cases but still taking the time to put a

00:38:47.780 social like this together that doesn't mean that you have to do that that doesn't mean that you

00:38:52.200 have to do that but it means that you have to be aware and you have to be active and you have to

00:38:56.000 hook up with other people who are like-minded all of the people that i'm seeing right now

00:38:59.940 in the comment section guys these are the people that you need to hook up with if you're just

00:39:04.080 sitting back and watching the show right now without commenting well that's a shame you might

00:39:08.460 be shy i get that i totally understand that but it's okay to pipe in and say hello this is karen

00:39:15.900 i'm watching for medicine hat or this is bill i'm watching from dryden ontario whatever it happens

00:39:22.540 to be because these are the people that are going to help you and somewhere down the line

00:39:29.080 you are going to help others as well you're going to help others come in to the community that we're

00:39:35.600 building here you will i absolutely guarantee you will because once you feel the warmth and

00:39:42.280 connection with these people you're going to want to go ahead and and throw that out there yourself

00:39:47.560 so don't be shy about it get involved you know these politicians they're scared of us they are

00:39:54.300 but we have to stand up in numbers and we have to let them know how we feel

00:39:59.580 it's that simple and we haven't done such a good job of that yeah we've had small bands of people

00:40:07.000 out protesting. We had a couple of very large ones last summer, but it took Maxim Bernier and

00:40:13.160 Chris Sky to come to town to get people to come out to these rallies. So we actually need to get

00:40:21.000 better with that. Maybe you can make signs. Maybe you can spread the word on social media. Maybe you

00:40:27.420 can spread the word through an email campaign. Maybe all it takes is for you to sit down and

00:40:32.700 talk to somebody face to face. And like Terry was saying, just have a conversation. And if you

00:40:39.180 agree to disagree, then so be it. That's okay. That's fine. But we need to be aware of all this.

00:40:46.940 You guys are fully aware right now. Now we need to wake up others. It's time to wake up the rest

00:40:52.880 of the lions. Look at this. Look at what's going on at Canada's largest airport. This report from

00:40:59.420 CBC. Summer travel season just around the corner and with COVID measures easing all around the

00:41:06.980 world more Canadians are flying again. But that's leading to tensions and frustrations at airports

00:41:13.060 right across the country especially at Canada's largest airport Pearson International. Hilary

00:41:18.980 Johnstone is with us out of Ottawa this morning. Hilary we are seeing these striking images

00:41:23.800 long lines of passengers long delays what's causing this and what are we hearing in more detail

00:41:31.660 good morning heather well according to the canadian airports council what's causing all of

00:41:37.900 that are long lines at customs as people are screened for covid19 so in some cases this is

00:41:45.200 due to covid testing in other cases it's due to health questions that officials are asking

00:41:50.640 international travellers when they arrive at Pearson Airport, Canada's largest airport.

00:41:56.540 In some cases, passengers are being asked to wait on the airplanes because these airports

00:42:02.580 are simply not designed to have long customs processes where you would have very long lines

00:42:07.980 of people in the hallways waiting to be screened. Because what we're hearing from the Canadian 0.88

00:42:12.960 Airports Council is that due to all those COVID-19 procedures, it's taking four times longer than it

00:42:19.300 did before the pandemic to get through customs. So in some cases, passengers are waiting on

00:42:24.980 airplanes for about 20 minutes after their flight lands. In other cases, they're waiting

00:42:29.060 for more than an hour. So you can just imagine the frustration that that is causing travelers

00:42:35.060 as travel ramps back up again, as people are getting ready.

00:42:39.680 Okay, that's enough. I can't stand it. I can't stand it. But what I can say is that air travel

00:42:47.080 is already rough enough now i haven't flown during this whole thing because of course you know i'm not

00:42:54.520 haven't got that so i haven't got the the passport that allows me to get on an aircraft or a train

00:42:59.640 or whatever but it's already bad enough if you're going through customs and you have to walk down

00:43:06.680 the yellow line are you there you look suspicious walk down the yellow line i'm gonna have a deeper 0.58

00:43:12.760 look into your suitcase and maybe your anal cavity if you look at me the wrong way that is

00:43:21.200 so why are they making it tougher what what is trudeau doing why is he still hanging on to

00:43:28.980 these regulations when almost every other country in the world has dropped them provinces have

00:43:36.440 dropped the mask mandates provinces have dropped the vaccine passports but for some stupid reason

00:43:42.620 Justin Trudeau is still hanging on to it.

00:43:44.520 Is it vengeance for the Freedom Convoy in January,

00:43:47.500 or is he taking his marching orders from Klaus Schwab,

00:43:50.160 and Klaus Schwab is saying,

00:43:51.260 no, Justin, you can't drop them yet.

00:43:53.260 You have to punish these people more.

00:43:54.880 You have to let them know that we are the ones in charge.

00:43:57.660 We are boss, and they need to know that.

00:44:00.500 Is that what it is? 1.00

00:44:01.740 Bad German accent, by the way, 1.00

00:44:03.100 and I think he's Austrian anyway, 0.97

00:44:04.260 but the point is, what's going on here?

00:44:08.580 We all know what's going on,

00:44:10.060 but that could be a very good question that you could ask somebody who is a normie walking around

00:44:19.180 wearing a mask still thinking that there's nothing the matter and that things will go back to normal

00:44:24.620 at some point you can ask that person hey why hasn't trudeau dropped these regulations yet

00:44:31.040 when you can put 15 to 18 000 people in a hockey arena unmasked unvaxxed it doesn't matter anymore

00:44:40.660 and yet for some reason in order to get back into canada you have to use that arrive can app you

00:44:50.060 have to be tested random testing random testing not everybody now if this were a real problem

00:44:54.900 everybody would have to be tested right wouldn't that make sense you want to be safe you want to

00:45:01.560 be as safe as possible you test everybody no random testing sometimes it's a pcr swab up your

00:45:08.000 nose which by the way has been proven to not work and is not even used in the united states anymore

00:45:12.460 according to the cdc one of the most corrupt organizations in the past couple of years

00:45:17.180 they dropped that test as of last new year's eve and yet it's still being used here in canada

00:45:24.900 And that rapid testing, which is garbage, too.

00:45:27.580 If you had six of those rapid test things and you ran them all under the tap, three of them would come up positive and three of them would come up negative.

00:45:38.740 OK, so the government is trying to limit our speech here.

00:45:42.020 Now, not all of you might agree with the fact that there's people out there denying the Holocaust.

00:45:48.740 I personally don't deny the Holocaust, but I do have questions like, how do we know it was six million people?

00:45:54.900 people who died. How do we know it was 6 million and not 4 million, 5 million? There's not a lot

00:46:00.000 of records out there that are going to show that. We don't know. So I've never, ever denied that

00:46:06.800 something horrible, horrible happened during World War II, abominable. But we don't know how many. 0.90

00:46:17.900 And that's the one thing that's always bugged me about this.

00:46:20.660 but i also believe in a person's right to say they don't believe it whether i agree with it

00:46:28.740 or not but the government doesn't the government bill on holocaust holocaust denial is ineffective

00:46:35.840 and likely unconstitutional and this comes from a civil liberties group story from the national post

00:46:41.660 civil liberties groups say a proposed law that would make holocaust denial a criminal offense

00:46:47.960 is likely unconstitutional like again likely it's unconstitutional but they say it's likely

00:46:54.760 unconstitutional and unlikely to be effective in dealing with anti-semitism well that's right if

00:46:59.900 you tell somebody they can't do something what are they going to want to do they're going to

00:47:02.900 want to do it the liberals have included a proposed change to the criminal law in their

00:47:07.900 budget in the budget yeah omnibus bill this is how they sneak these things in right that would

00:47:14.100 make condoning, denying, or downplaying the Holocaust a criminal offense. Kara Zwiebel,

00:47:20.360 director of the Fundamental Freedoms Program at the Canadian Civil Liberties Association,

00:47:24.320 who have been very active in the last few months, where were you guys in 2020 and 2021, by the way,

00:47:30.860 said the bill is more about politics than actually addressing anti-Semitism.

00:47:35.180 We're opposed to this, but that's not because we don't think Holocaust denial is egregious and

00:47:39.800 terrible and it's not because we don't think it's harmful it's because we don't think that the

00:47:44.160 criminal law is the way to approach it she said we're talking about putting people in prison

00:47:49.480 for things that they said and guys that's why this story is on the show tonight

00:47:57.820 because Justin Trudeau thinks it's okay to put people in jail for something they said

00:48:05.460 We've already got laws on the books that will put people in jail for things they said if they're, in fact, violent.

00:48:13.720 You can't utter threats on social media.

00:48:17.160 You can't utter threats face-to-face.

00:48:19.040 You can't do it.

00:48:19.780 It's a crime.

00:48:20.960 It's in the criminal code.

00:48:23.520 You can't haul or fire in a crowded movie theater.

00:48:28.060 That's reckless endangerment.

00:48:30.320 We don't need laws against speech. 0.86

00:48:33.760 if a person decides they want to speak out and deny the holocaust that's fine we all know what 0.74

00:48:39.920 kind of person that is anyway now what's the old expression 0.65

00:48:45.880 you're sitting in a crowd in a crowded room filled with very smart people it's best to keep

00:48:53.940 your mouth shut and let them think you're a fool as opposed to opening your mouth and proving it

00:48:59.620 right to their faces i think that i'm paraphrasing it obviously right these people want to open their

00:49:05.200 mouths and yell slanders and whatnot they're just showing us who they are

00:49:11.040 this story comes from the times of india.com and it's hilarious because these guys are still up

00:49:19.360 on the oh yeah yeah you got to get vaxxed but you know here's some side effects and how to deal with

00:49:23.340 them coronavirus side effects from COVID-19 booster shots are more common than from regular

00:49:31.940 doses study says so let's have a look well COVID-19 oh by the way I have a 10 minute it's not

00:49:40.480 a speech you know David Thompson Dr. David Thompson when he starts talking he doesn't stop for a while

00:49:46.260 I am still hoping to get him on the show either Monday or Tuesday of next week we are emailing

00:49:51.460 back and forth and firming that up. He's got a special announcement to make to Canadians

00:49:56.240 and Americans next Wednesday. So I'm working on getting Dr. Sorry, not Dr. David Thompson. Did

00:50:04.660 I say Thompson? Dr. David Martin on the show Monday or Tuesday night. And we do have a clip

00:50:10.440 from him coming up next. As a matter of fact, that's going to be the next thing we do here.

00:50:14.960 Well, COVID-19 vaccines can protect people from severe illness and death. Never been proven.

00:50:19.560 you can't prove a negative you can't prove that how do you prove that if a person has taken the

00:50:26.760 vaccine you can't tell me that he or she would have been more sick because they took the vaccine

00:50:33.300 if you're comparing two different people well these two people are going to react differently

00:50:42.660 to either the virus or the vaccine so it doesn't work you can't say that but anyway let's go along

00:50:49.540 with their narrative here because it is pretty funny the protection begins to wane after initial

00:50:55.380 vaccine doses making booster shots necessary for maintaining immunity okay however it's also known

00:51:04.400 to have some symptom-like side effects mostly ranging from minor to moderate some people have

00:51:09.780 side effects from the vaccine which are normal signs their body is building protection these

00:51:14.620 side effects may affect their ability to do daily activities but they should go away in a few days

00:51:19.400 some people have no side effects and allergic reactions are rare

00:51:22.960 still spouting this stuff but this is a new story researchers report that side effects appear to be

00:51:30.140 stronger from covet 19 boosters than from the initial doses of the vaccine according to a new

00:51:35.020 study published in jama network open this cohort study was conducted using electronic health

00:51:41.040 record data from december 2020 to october 2021 from the multi-state mayo clinic enterprise

00:51:47.320 participants included 47,999 individuals who had received three doses of the mRNA vaccines.

00:52:00.040 Data were analyzed from September through November of 2021. Significant increased reporting was found

00:52:04.460 for low severity adverse effects such as fatigue, lymphadenopathy, nausea, and headache.

00:52:12.760 and let's go down here from this person who's apparently suffering from a bad fever and maybe

00:52:17.160 some chills types of side effects after getting the booster shot for covet 19 you might experience

00:52:22.040 some temporary symptoms such as a sore swollen arm where you got the shot you might run a fever

00:52:26.980 and experience body aches headaches fatigue for a day or two chills and swollen lymph nodes also

00:52:31.280 can occur nausea diarrhea vomiting or other common side effects for booster doses i will pass thank

00:52:38.660 you i will pass why on earth would i want to get a vaccine that gives me all the symptoms of the

00:52:47.300 virus that i'm trying to avoid oh it might kill you shadow really did you guys see the show on

00:52:56.460 monday night the statistical breakdown we had you have a night at all age groups as a matter of fact

00:53:03.420 over a 99 percent chance of survival unless of course you were unlucky enough to live in a long

00:53:09.980 term care facility or be in a hospital because that's where the outbreaks happen even right now

00:53:15.240 if you go to the manitoba government website you'll see that there are seven outbreaks in

00:53:19.260 man sorry six outbreaks in manitoba right now all of them in hospitals or long-term care facilities

00:53:24.260 now if they did what they did during the h1n1 epidemic back in 2011 none of this stuff ever

00:53:35.560 would have happened they protected the vulnerable back then and that's what they should have done 0.88

00:53:40.680 and only done this time around but we know what they're trying to do right

00:53:46.460 these symptoms do not mean you're sick what okay wait a minute hold on i've got all the symptoms

00:53:57.340 of covid all of them but i'm not sick and yet there's a perfectly healthy individual walking

00:54:05.100 down the street and people are yelling put a mask on you're gonna get you're gonna kill somebody

00:54:09.160 what kind of bizarro topsy-turvy world are we living in these symptoms do not mean you're sick

00:54:20.440 they may mean your immune system is responding to the shots and building up protection against

00:54:24.960 the coronavirus usually the side effects are mild and should not stop you from getting a booster

00:54:29.580 shot. Hmm, really? What about all the myocarditis and pericarditis and all of the other side effects

00:54:39.180 that filled up nine pages in the last Pfizer information drop a month ago? Why does this

00:54:47.660 happen? Now, this is an interesting and very telling line. Well, it's not exactly the vaccine

00:54:54.720 which causes the side effects,

00:54:56.680 but rather an indication of your immune system

00:54:59.380 reacting to the vaccine.

00:55:01.960 I'm sorry, what?

00:55:04.760 Let's read that again, shall we?

00:55:09.220 It's not exactly the vaccine which causes the side effects,

00:55:13.460 but rather an indication of your immune system

00:55:16.140 reacting to the vaccine.

00:55:18.120 Really?

00:55:19.160 So if I didn't take this vaccine,

00:55:21.020 my immune system wouldn't have reacted

00:55:22.540 and I would have been absolutely fine. 0.74

00:55:24.720 yeah well why'd i take the stupid thing

00:55:30.400 guys this is clearly a piece that was bought and paid for

00:55:38.760 by one of the pharma companies bought and paid for in the times of india now why would they buy

00:55:46.680 a piece like this this is clearly bought and paid for clearly now why would they buy this in the

00:55:53.620 times of india you might be asking yourself well because india is not exactly a highly vaccinated

00:55:59.280 nation first of all this is the country that was uh that was handing out ivermectin to people

00:56:05.380 right the one province in india i think the population of that province is something like

00:56:11.680 300 million had a two percent vaccination rate and barely any cases because everybody was taking

00:56:18.940 ivermectin nobody was sick there's 1.4 billion people who live in india

00:56:25.940 that's why all right from rumble you guys sit back and enjoy this one i've

00:56:35.600 had this sent to me i think about two dozen times already and it is explosive this guy

00:56:41.060 is a phenomenal speaker dr david e martin gives explosive jaw-dropping information

00:56:46.780 in a Canadian Zoom meeting.

00:56:49.020 This was dropped a few days ago.

00:56:50.500 I appreciate that.

00:56:51.100 Thanks, Eric.

00:56:51.740 And welcome to everybody who's watching.

00:56:54.800 I am not going to retread the ground

00:56:57.500 that I have tread many times.

00:56:59.900 For those of you who have not been familiar with the work,

00:57:02.440 you can go to prosecutenow.com.

00:57:05.320 And at prosecutenow.com,

00:57:07.040 you will see the Utah federal case

00:57:09.660 that we have filed against the president,

00:57:12.120 against CMS,

00:57:13.020 and against the Department of Health and Human Services.

00:57:17.200 If you want to understand why we refuse to use the term vaccination, that's the reason why.

00:57:23.040 So go to prosecutenow.com.

00:57:26.240 There you'll also see the summary of litigation, and you'll also see the draft indictment.

00:57:32.680 What I can say is that we have three different law enforcement agencies

00:57:39.300 who, in fact, are working with us right now on the development of the very first criminal indictment

00:57:46.620 against one of the sociopaths that architected this global campaign of terror.

00:57:53.840 And you will be hearing more about that between now and the 22nd of May.

00:57:58.560 So the crime is coming.

00:58:02.460 And if you haven't read the Utah filing, please do, because it is actually extremely, extremely important.

00:58:12.920 And obviously, some of you are aware that George Wentz, Leslie Mnookin hired me and George to build the case that ultimately led to the Florida decision that removed masks from airplanes.

00:58:27.780 So we have the first win, which obviously is now benefiting everybody who has to ever be in a plane.

00:58:35.440 And we are now in the middle of the preliminary injunction phase of the Utah case against CMS.

00:58:42.400 But I wanted to lean heavily into the Canadian side of this question.

00:58:49.600 But I want to make sure we stipulate something out of the gate.

00:58:52.680 This is not a public health situation.

00:58:54.600 It's not even a science situation.

00:58:56.360 And while I appreciate the public health people and the scientists who love to talk about the nuance of this, it is like commenting on the merits of firearms at a shooting.

00:59:06.800 This is a case of murder. It is not a case of disease. It is not the case of pandemic. This is a case of murder.

00:59:15.100 And people who are currently doing the delivery of the agent of that murder are, in fact, people who wear lab coats.

00:59:22.860 If they wore anything else, if they wore hoodies, they wore anything else, we'd call them murderers.

00:59:28.620 Right now, we call them doctors.

00:59:31.280 The fact of the matter is, this is premeditated global terrorism, this is premeditated domestic terrorism, and this is premeditated racketeering.

00:59:40.800 And the reason why I say that is because the evidence is that Canada and the United States collaborated, and specifically during the gain-of-function moratorium.

00:59:50.540 For those of you who actually don't understand the dynamics of this, the weaponization of the spike protein associated with WIV.

01:00:02.160 I'm sorry to interrupt, guys. I can't put it any louder. This is as loud as it goes here.

01:00:07.400 So I apologize for the bad audio. You're just going to have to turn it up. I'm sorry.

01:00:11.440 B1, which is the Wuhan Institute of Virology Virus 1, which was sampled from China reportedly

01:00:17.700 between 2011 and 2013, which was replicated at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill

01:00:23.960 in 2013 and 14, which was the subject of the moratorium on the gain-of-function research

01:00:32.580 where Anthony Fauci said to Ralph Baric at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill in

01:00:38.300 October of 2014, that while there was in fact a gain-of-function moratorium, his work on the

01:00:45.860 weaponization of the Wuhan Institute of Virology virus spike protein was able to go on because,

01:00:51.800 I quote, he had already been funded, end quote. And this study, which was done in vivo,

01:00:59.520 resulted in two papers, one in 2015 and one in 2016, both stating that the Wuhan Institute of

01:01:07.500 virology, virus one spike protein, targeting endothelial tissue, targeting lung tissue,

01:01:14.500 targeting kidney tissue. He stated that it was, and I'm quoting, poised for human emergence.

01:01:22.540 So anybody who wants to sit here and pretend like this is anything other than premeditated murder

01:01:26.920 is actually watching freight cars roll across Germany and wondering where neighbors are going.

01:01:33.260 The fact is that there is no question whatsoever that this was a premeditated act of murder.

01:01:39.920 And for those of you who have not heard it, I will not get on a show without reciting the evidence.

01:01:46.980 In March of 2015, Peter Daszak, the chief architect of the deployment of this particular campaign of terror, along with Anthony Fauci and Ralph Barrett, Peter Daszak made the following statement.

01:02:03.260 To sustain the funding base beyond the crisis,

01:02:05.900 we need to increase the public understanding

01:02:08.960 of the need for medical countermeasures

01:02:11.060 such as a pan influenza or pan coronavirus vaccine.

01:02:15.640 A key driver is the media

01:02:18.140 and the economics will follow the hype.

01:02:21.220 We need to use that hype to our advantage

01:02:23.980 to get to the real issues.

01:02:25.740 Investors will respond if they see profit

01:02:30.580 at the end of the process.

01:02:33.260 If you think that this is an issue that has anything to do with a virus spreading in a pandemic, you are delusional.

01:02:41.720 This is a premeditated crime.

01:02:43.560 They announced the crime in 2015, and conveniently, the government of Canada entered into an agreement with the distribution of the lethal agent in 2015.

01:02:55.260 And specifically, that was Thomas Madden, that was Peter Cullis, and that was Peter Cullis, Thomas Madden, and Ian McLaughlin.

01:03:10.920 who at the university of british columbia developed the lipid nanoparticle that was

01:03:18.020 required to first demonstrate the ability to actually do what was called gene silencing

01:03:24.320 in monkeys and then took that technology after a lawsuit which was a 65 million dollar lawsuit

01:03:33.440 the settlement of that lawsuit in 2012 and for those in canada look up that lawsuit it was the

01:03:41.380 lawsuit between proteva tech mira al canna therapeutics and the university of british

01:03:48.440 columbia after the 65 million dollar settlement was paid in that particular case in 2015

01:03:55.560 Alcana Therapeutics, owned by Thomas Madden and Peter Cullis, sub-licensed the lipid nanoparticle

01:04:03.940 technology to Moderna for the development of an MRA vaccine during the gain-of-function moratorium

01:04:11.720 in violation of U.S. and Canadian law, because it's illegal in Canada to support and make an

01:04:20.960 An agent which enables the delivery of a biological weapon, that's actually illegal in Canada, and it's illegal to develop and aid in the development of a biological weapon in the United States.

01:04:33.500 Those are felony violations of two parts of the criminal code of the United States, 18 U.S. Code Subsection 2339, which is conspiring to commit acts of terrorism, and 18 U.S. Code Section 175, funding and creating a biological weapon.

01:04:56.180 The fact of the matter is Alcana Acuitis and the University of British Columbia, together with Moderna, are in fact guilty of felony violations of 18 U.S. Code Section 175, and that felony violation took place in 2015, specifically during the gain-of-function moratorium.

01:05:23.200 Any law enforcement official who is actually doing anything in support of Trudeau is aiding and abetting the criminal acts of the government of Canada, the criminal acts of the University of British Columbia, and the criminal acts of Acuitus, Alcanna, and its principals, Thomas Madden and Peter Cullis.

01:05:44.440 so lest we sit here and pretend to stand on ceremony the fact of the matter is it does not

01:05:52.520 matter what clinical trials have or haven't been done okay one second here do we have a troll

01:05:58.460 in the comments tonight is this guy a troll or are you just horsing around mike

01:06:03.940 exactly what are you doing are you trying to stir crap in the comments or are you just being

01:06:10.880 sarcastic. I don't know what it is. If you're trying to be a troll, dude, I'll just get rid of

01:06:19.160 you because we don't need that stuff. However, if you do have a different point of view,

01:06:25.240 you are absolutely welcome to go ahead and speak your opinion on here as long as it's respectful

01:06:31.380 to others. That's all I would ever ask because I was talking about free speech in the show,

01:06:35.980 right it's what it's all about man just be respectful about it thank you all right let's

01:06:42.040 get back to what dave martin uh was saying here and don't forget you guys i am trying to get him

01:06:46.100 on the show monday or tuesday night let's continue that's like debating the merits of copper when a

01:06:52.420 bullet is in a corpse that is a foolish exercise what we need to be doing is focusing all of our

01:06:59.360 efforts single-handedly and directly on the criminal prosecution of terrorists who have now

01:07:06.540 aided and abetted in the murder of millions. And just to put a fine point on this thing,

01:07:14.100 Ralph Barak at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, in addition to being the architect

01:07:18.640 of the spike protein weaponized to destroy humanity, also holds patent interest in the

01:07:25.620 invention of remdesivir, which was known in its clinical trials in the early 2000s to be lethal

01:07:34.340 when used in patients for a number of other pathogens. And willfully and knowingly distributing

01:07:42.780 an agent that is in fact known to be harmful and fatal to humans is premeditated murder.

01:07:49.500 And the fact that all of the governments inside the earshot of who's listening right now have adopted the remdesivir protocol and have adopted the acceptance of the narrative that this is in fact some sort of variation of coronavirus, the fact of the matter is neither are the case.

01:08:11.560 This is, in fact, a bioweapon delivered by a carrier agent developed by the government of Canada, and given that Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna both pay royalties to Canadian interests, every single shot administered from Pfizer or from Moderna involve license fees that flow back to the government of Canada.

01:08:33.760 So this is racketeering at the highest level, and the Canadian government is complicit and guilty of racketeering and conspiring to fund the Commission of Acts of Terror.

01:08:46.540 Eric, you know, I could go on, as you know, for hours and hours and hours, but the point is really simple.

01:08:52.120 I am tired of the conversations around debating the merits of the fine points of whether or not viruses or other things exist or don't exist.

01:09:05.520 The fact of the matter is we have to focus on the crime that's being committed.

01:09:09.420 We have to put our efforts on that crime, and 100% of what I'm doing is making sure that the entire world knows that anybody who actually promotes a narrative that says that there is a novel disease, anyone who promotes the narrative that says that there's a novel pathogen, and any lawyer who stipulates that there are either of those things is as complicit as Trudeau and Fauci.

01:09:34.020 it's time that we draw a line in the sand and say we the people will not stand for the domestic and

01:09:41.680 international terrorism that is being done in the name of health and that's it that's the wrap that's

01:09:46.840 what i'm doing all right we're hoping for dr david martin on the show next monday or tuesday night i

01:09:55.080 am working on it you guys i'm trying my best because he's such a busy guy he's got such a

01:09:59.940 heavy schedule i'm trying my best to message with him without being a pain in the butt so there's a

01:10:06.040 fine line i'm trying to walk there look we are going to have trolls that come into our comment

01:10:11.840 section every now and again they're going to try and disrupt our community all right uh i have

01:10:17.660 already asked the troll tonight to be respectful to other people uh absolutely they're allowed to

01:10:24.060 have opinions um because that's what we're fighting for one of the things we're fighting

01:10:29.300 for is free speech. We have to be able to speak our viewpoints. Without free speech, we've got

01:10:34.460 nothing left. So let him talk. But if you don't agree with what he's saying, don't engage.

01:10:44.400 That's all you have to do. Just say no. If he gets insulting, so what? Are you ever going to

01:10:50.200 meet him in the street? Probably not. It's no big deal. It's no big deal, guys. It's not.

01:10:56.340 You are allowed to have your opinion.

01:10:58.340 He or she is allowed to have their opinion.

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01:15:35.340 the telegram group and that's cool i've got a lot of social media going on it's very difficult to

01:15:41.500 handle it all it gets very confusing for me and it's just like once you get focused on on doing

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01:16:28.240 with the banking system right now. Andy was told by her banker to get all of her money out of the

01:16:34.940 bank. You can read this on her Twitter account. It's astounding. It's terrifying. Get all your

01:16:39.980 money out of this bank. In other words, you are being targeted. She did have her bank account

01:16:45.140 frozen during the trucker convoy punishing journalists now mr trudeau hmm really interesting

01:16:53.640 and the reason that she's being targeted by the federal government is because andy works very

01:16:58.460 hard on exposing the truth the real truth she digs for information so she's a very fascinating guest

01:17:06.120 and i will have her on possibly tomorrow night on the show would be great to have andy lee

01:17:11.120 independent journalist here on the show don't forget dr david martin hopefully next monday

01:17:15.920 or tuesday night here on the show and guys also this is pretty important uh two separate calls

01:17:25.040 today two different two separate incidents i don't call them an incident yeah maybe

01:17:36.400 there is a father who discovered that his grade 10 daughter was given

01:17:41.120 quiz or questionnaire to fill out by the school regarding her sexuality and other people's

01:17:48.340 sexuality and very inappropriate questions so she asked the teacher who gave her this

01:17:56.960 is this mandatory that teacher said no but another teacher said oh yeah it's absolutely

01:18:01.500 mandatory so the dad phoned the school and said well what the hell is this and there's obviously

01:18:07.300 more to the questionnaire but this is all i'm remembering right now i'm going to try and get

01:18:10.720 the dad on the show in the next couple of nights the dad calls the school and says well what the

01:18:16.220 hell is this what's going on well all of your personal information will be kept confidential

01:18:21.500 well it's already confidential what do you need to know this stuff for he was outraged and he 0.54

01:18:26.640 should have been school has no business in your business so i'm going to try and find out more

01:18:34.260 about that hopefully we can get the dad on the air to discuss this and guys if you know of other

01:18:39.500 incidents like this, please get a hold of me. Let me know what this information is. It's not

01:18:44.920 insignificant. That kind of stuff is happening all the time. We need to expose it. Another

01:18:51.620 situation is a young boy, 10 years old, who has been dealing with incredible, agonizing stomach

01:18:57.560 pain for a few months. He's fully vaccinated. His parents are having trouble getting doctors

01:19:04.220 to actually see him, and the doctors that do see him say it's all psychosomatic. It's in his head.

01:19:08.520 there's nothing wrong with this kid are they looking in the right place for the right thing

01:19:15.960 probably not because we know the system here is rigged to not look at that certain thing that

01:19:23.000 you know what i'm talking about they absolutely make you work every inch to get them to investigate

01:19:32.720 vaccine injury. They've been instructed to do that. That's another thing we should probably

01:19:38.600 work on exposing is every single college of physicians and surgeons all across the country,

01:19:44.360 they're crooked. They're not doing what they signed up to do. They're not following their

01:19:50.560 oath at all. And also, if you want to get real action and something I've been talking about for

01:19:57.280 a while, and maybe if we get enough people together, we can do this. You want to talk to

01:20:01.400 the left-wing corporate media you want to get their attention then go to where they live

01:20:05.840 every single office of left-wing corporate media whether it's cbc whether it's global whether it's

01:20:12.640 bell whatever it is every single office of those organizations outside toronto is a branch office

01:20:20.820 it means nothing you can go and you can hang out at global winnipeg global calgary cbc vancouver

01:20:26.360 It doesn't matter.

01:20:27.920 You got to go to Toronto.

01:20:30.080 You got to get the attention of the bigwigs.

01:20:32.260 And you got to go on mass, huge, and get them to tell the truth.

01:20:37.980 Candace Malcolm on True North, TNC.news.

01:20:40.720 Once a week, I think it's on Fridays, she exposes at least three, probably four different lies in left-wing corporate media every single week.

01:20:53.480 But you can't say lie either.

01:20:56.360 because lie means they are absolutely telling you an untruth

01:21:01.700 and they're doing it intentionally.

01:21:03.520 Sometimes they fudge the truth.

01:21:05.700 Sometimes it's lies of omission, right?

01:21:09.760 Sometimes they won't cover the story that should be covered,

01:21:13.020 but they will cover an angle, one portion of that story.

01:21:16.640 For example, James Topp.

01:21:18.280 You guys know James Topp.

01:21:19.600 He is walking across the country for freedom right now.

01:21:22.860 Sorry, marching.

01:21:24.160 Canada marches.

01:21:26.360 They did an article on him because he was charged by the Canadian military for speaking out against Canadian military policy while in uniform and putting it on tape and then putting it on YouTube and on Facebook.

01:21:37.580 They charged him. They didn't arrest him. Like everybody thought, they charged him. He's still marching.

01:21:44.120 The story in Global said a Canadian military member has been charged for speaking out against military policy, the vaccine policy, while in uniform.

01:21:52.520 They said nothing at all about the fact that he has walked 2,000 miles from Vancouver to Kenora or further now.

01:21:59.360 Maybe he's in Dryden.

01:22:00.260 Maybe he's in Thunder Bay.

01:22:01.640 I haven't followed James in the last week or so.

01:22:04.660 He's still marching, though.

01:22:06.000 But they mentioned nothing about that.

01:22:08.000 That's what the media is.

01:22:09.940 So maybe we start a grassroots movement.

01:22:12.220 Thousands and thousands of people converge on all of the head offices of the left-wing corporate media in Toronto.

01:22:17.780 That's where they are.

01:22:21.400 All right, guys.

01:22:22.260 that's it for the show tonight uh i will catch you tomorrow night eight o'clock for another shadow

01:22:27.020 at night live stream till then don't forget i love you all and i will talk to you tomorrow bye for now

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