The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Thursday May 5th⧸2022

00:00:00.000 the 5th 2022 i was just watching the conservative leadership debate on rebel news and some on tnc

00:00:10.060 because candace malcolm from tnc is moderating the thing and yeah it's running on line and not

00:00:19.220 any network television that i can find they may have clips of it tonight on the news it was running

00:00:26.420 on CPAC Live as well earlier this afternoon. So I've stopped it here at a really good part.

00:00:33.600 This is the Rebel News Feed. So you've got Sheila Gunn-Reed there in the corner and David Menzies

00:00:37.660 up top laughing as Pierre Polyev absolutely destroys Jean Charest. I mean, there are people,

00:00:45.560 and I know a lot of you guys don't like Pierre Polyev. They think he's a member of the World

00:00:49.760 economic form and that may be but when it comes to sparring in a debate style argument

00:00:58.620 presentation or in the house of commons the guy doesn't often lose so we're going to get to this

00:01:06.620 clip and you get to get to see all of the the contenders on stage here in this clip roman

00:01:12.140 babber leslund lewis pierre paulia obviously jean chere and the two other guys wait a minute one

00:01:17.520 other guy from ontario because patrick brown for some reason decided he didn't want to be a part of

00:01:22.360 this he's he's one of the flimsiest this race is going to be between pierre polyev and leslin lewis

00:01:32.640 hopefully roman babber can get some traction in this but i think polyev is definitely gonna

00:01:38.580 win the thing in a runaway which is leading a lot of people a lot more people actually towards

00:01:45.920 the People's Party of Canada. But I don't think that's the solution either. So we'll talk about

00:01:52.860 that a little bit later on in the show. Hello, Al Bueller. Hello, Josh. Hello, Carol. Hello, John.

00:01:58.160 Hello, Brenda and Adrian and Nicole and Randolph and Ziggy and Carol, Anita, Linda, Debbie, Simon,

00:02:05.040 Chris, Ted. Welcome to the show tonight, you guys. Don't forget to like and share. Facebook is once

00:02:12.720 again really throttling the show with its shadow banning algorithm and the only way to get around

00:02:18.220 that is to share share share follow the show share the show like the show and when you do share the

00:02:24.020 show make sure you tell your people why you're sharing it well i like this guy he gives me

00:02:29.540 something to think about or the other side of the story something i hadn't heard before

00:02:35.160 and maybe just maybe if they hear something they haven't heard before they'll want to hear more

00:02:41.620 and then boom you've woken somebody up bing bing bing you hear that noise all across our country

00:02:48.900 it's happening more and more every day i do believe we have a very large groundswell of support

00:02:54.740 for freedom it's just that people are still for whatever reason not speaking out because they

00:03:01.360 don't want to be singled out and vilified as a right-wing extremist or a knuckle dragger

00:03:07.240 or heaven forbid a freedom fighter oh no no that would make you a nazi wouldn't it

00:03:15.700 all right let's pick up the conservative debate this is not live this is i'm going to say from

00:03:20.600 two or three hours ago uh jean chariot tangling with pierre polyev here we go

00:03:26.160 And so, and yes, and during the period of the Great Recession, we did reduce income

00:03:37.680 taxes and Quebec's economy did better than the rest of the country and better than much

00:03:42.160 of the world.

00:03:43.160 Why?

00:03:44.160 Because that was the Conservative thing to do, and we were successful in doing it.

00:03:49.060 So Care, please, stop lying.

00:03:51.660 i'd like to respond to so we'll now do we'll now do three minutes of sure he actually got booed by

00:03:57.500 the way several times to respond to what was just said and then we'll do three minutes of open debate

00:04:03.660 i do want to respond look it's your record that was liberal you know you governed like a liberal

00:04:10.060 when you raise the sales tax not once but twice then you bring in a fuel tax and then you decide

00:04:16.620 that gas prices are still not high enough and you pile on a carbon tax and then you raise income tax

00:04:22.700 in the form of something you called a health tax that is not conservative no matter what you call

00:04:28.780 it it's not your name as a party that was liberal it was your track record of more debt higher taxes

00:04:36.700 and more expensive government that was liberal mr chariot you can try to run from your record all

00:04:42.940 you want but the reality is that's what you did when you were there and it is not just your record

00:04:48.140 on fiscal conservatism issues yeah you blocked shale gas development now you claim you've changed

00:04:52.940 your mind you brought in you brought in a long gun registry after we got rid of it look at sheila

00:04:59.820 in the corner and hunters instead of inner city criminals i could go down the list of all the

00:05:04.780 liberal policies that you brought in that you're trying to hide from today but we don't have enough

00:05:09.340 time to go through them all i am a true conservative i've stood for the same things my entire life

00:05:14.700 i'm not just putting on temporarily a blue shirt to cover up a red shirt underneath it in order to

00:05:20.540 take over the party thank you mr polyeth let's go to you mr shray we don't you don't have to go down

00:05:26.780 a long list why did you oppose the fact that i reduced income taxes yes you were part of a

00:05:34.060 a government that opposed you can't rewrite history here you rewrite the facts your rhetoric

00:05:41.460 you were in the house you were part of the government that opposed the fact that i reduced

00:05:46.980 income taxes yes or no no i did not i was not i never commented on your income frankly mr charade

00:05:54.160 you didn't cut income tax so there was no income tax cut to oppose you raised taxes you raised

00:05:59.560 consumption taxes you raised health taxes you raised every tax and you canceled out any minuscule

00:06:05.360 reductions this is funny if you can't get furthermore furthermore mr charay you can't get that

00:06:11.740 right how can you get the rest like mr charay oh my god rating agencies actually said that that's

00:06:19.200 what allowed to come through the great recession much better than anyone else if you're ready

00:06:24.540 what a train wreck

00:06:29.200 province in all of canada that is your record on finance you raise the sales tax no one will trust

00:06:37.040 you in an election on inflation because you raised inflation when you raised the sales tax

00:06:41.640 i cut the gst that's what the harper government did and if you take a minute to stop attacking

00:06:46.820 the harper government which is the party that all of us are supposed to be part of then maybe

00:06:51.420 you would recognize all the good that that man did for this country we'll now move to dr lewis

00:06:59.460 yes yes yes i'd like to respectfully say to my friend that i was not specifically speaking about

00:07:07.960 anyone in our party when i referenced conspiracy theories my concern is that we continue to run

00:07:15.580 from tough issues because we do not want to be labeled conspiracy theorists and then months later

00:07:21.060 these realities manifest itself that is my point as conservatives we need to be

00:07:26.700 strong stand up to the liberals argue tough issues and not be afraid of being

00:07:32.280 labeled like you tried to label me mr. we're gonna have to I didn't get

00:07:43.380 rebuttal well we don't have we're gonna have future rebuttal opportunities but

00:07:47.400 we've got to move on for the sake of time this is not the duckford caucus oh come on jamil

00:07:55.320 all right all right here's what i'm going to say excuse me no no no no hey hey hey chill bro

00:08:03.620 all right so we're gonna uh ask a common question to all five of you and give you an equal amount

00:08:10.340 of time to respond um in this round uh you will go one by one with 45 seconds and then afterward

00:08:17.060 we will give you a chance for a rebuttal.

00:08:19.540 There will be an open rebuttal where Mr. Babber and everyone else

00:08:22.300 can rebut as much as they would like.

00:08:23.900 Well, not Mr. Babber, apparently.

00:08:24.940 So, Candace, do you want to start?

00:08:27.600 Yeah, sure.

00:08:28.100 The first question will go to you, Mr. Babber.

00:08:30.620 So, in the world of journalism, we're always told to follow the money.

00:08:34.120 But in Canadian journalism, the money trail leads us right back

00:08:37.680 to the federal government.

00:08:38.940 The overwhelming majority of journalists in this country

00:08:41.780 are either subsidized or funded by the government.

00:08:44.680 And now the Trudeau government wants to start censoring and regulating the Internet.

00:08:49.800 Do you think it's appropriate for politicians to fund and regulate the journalists whose job it is to hold them accountable?

00:08:57.340 Of course not. And Candace, CBC News is no longer news.

00:09:02.360 It's a communications arm for Justin Trudeau.

00:09:05.560 How can media objectively cover the government when the government signs their paycheck?

00:09:12.060 It's utterly impossible.

00:09:13.200 You know, I was born in the Soviet Union.

00:09:15.720 There was a newspaper called Pravda, and Pravda means truth.

00:09:19.220 And I see no difference between what we're seeing in state-run funding.

00:09:23.980 So here's what I'm going to do.

00:09:25.000 I'm going to defund the CBC.

00:09:27.800 I'm going to end all subsidies and bailouts, but I'm going to go a step further.

00:09:32.940 I'm going to end the advertising relationship that government has with media.

00:09:38.620 We've seen unprecedented media buys by government in the last couple of years.

00:09:43.500 Many of them are self-serving.

00:09:45.160 So there should be no more self-serving advertising on the taxpayer dollar.

00:09:49.420 There's no democracy without independent media.

00:09:52.360 And I'm committed to restoring Canada's democracy.

00:09:58.280 Thank you, Mr. Baber.

00:10:00.000 Next we'll go to you, Mr. Charest.

00:10:02.480 Well, Roman has put his finger on something that is going to be very important as we come out of COVID.

00:10:06.520 And that's to do a very thorough audit of all the government spending on publicity, on how it was spent, where it was spent, who it went to, and what was the use.

00:10:19.700 I think that Canadians need to know where their money went in regards to all that advertising, not just in the context of COVID, but also all government advertising.

00:10:29.580 And that would be something that would be, I think, extremely important as we look ahead on how we deal with advertising and the media.

00:10:37.700 Thank you. Next to you, Mr. Polyev.

00:10:41.060 I would defund the CBC.

00:10:45.860 I would defund the CBC to save over a billion dollars.

00:10:51.580 And I would repeal the Internet censorship bill, C-11.

00:10:55.380 that bill yes that bill came forward as c10 in the last parliament i was the first mp to sound

00:11:03.180 the alarm bell over that bill and i joined with other mps like rachel thomas in order to stop it

00:11:10.180 from passing before the election was called not only will i get rid of that but i if they do

00:11:15.200 decide to go ahead with this digital safety commissioner who will have the power to take

00:11:19.060 down what you post online remove websites that it considers hostile to the government i will fire

00:11:25.220 that Digital Safety Commissioner,

00:11:27.220 and I will uphold and restore freedom of expression in this country.

00:11:31.040 Thank you, Mr. Mario.

00:11:34.900 Next to you, Mr. Aitchison.

00:11:37.300 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, never mind, never mind.

00:11:39.360 So I'm seeing in the comments a lot of you guys think this is nothing but a show,

00:11:43.180 and I think that you're probably right to some extent.

00:11:49.240 Ultimately, it's the UN Compact Agenda 2030 and the World Economic Forum

00:11:54.100 who will be deciding what happens in this country unless somebody like Roman Babber wins the

00:12:01.880 leadership of the conservative party and then magically wins a general election in 2025 or

00:12:09.000 sooner depending on whether or not the NDP continue to support the Trudeau liberal government.

00:12:15.100 Ultimately what the conservatives are trying to do here is pick the most electable leader

00:12:21.260 the most appealing leader so they can take down justin trudeau

00:12:26.780 now there's a lot of people who say there isn't time there isn't time the next election will be

00:12:35.300 in 2025 even if pierre polyev is not a member of the world economic forum is not a young global

00:12:41.120 leader by 2025 trudeau will have taken us so far down the globalist road there will be no coming

00:12:47.400 back. And it doesn't matter who will be in power at that point. If, in fact, the Conservatives can

00:12:53.680 win an election. Guys, this is not going to be something we can vote our way out of. Or is it?

00:13:02.480 We're not going to be able to vote our way out of this with traditional political parties. And I

00:13:06.840 include the People's Party of Canada in that. What we need to do, and this is something I have been

00:13:12.580 saying is elect independent grassroots candidates. I would suspect the best way we can do that

00:13:21.760 is in rural ridings, where the politicians are a lot closer to the people than they are in the

00:13:30.260 cities. I don't know why that is, but it is. The rural ridings, where mostly conservatives get

00:13:40.600 elected anyway, at least out west. The rural ridings will be key. We need people who are not

00:13:47.040 going to be afraid to stand up to the power. I know a lot of people think we have to have some

00:13:54.680 kind of political party structure in there so we can fight the man, but we don't. What we need is

00:14:01.520 independent candidates who are willing to go in there and represent their constituencies honestly

00:14:07.240 without having to defer to any kind of party leadership whatsoever whether it's liberal

00:14:12.240 ndp conservative or yes even the people's party of canada

00:14:15.980 all right so you're right a lot of you guys are right that this is just a show it's just a show

00:14:24.800 red tie blue tie doesn't matter all part of the same globalist club all part of the same rich guy

00:14:31.380 entitled politician club now i know there are some honest politicians in there but they're also

00:14:38.800 spineless most of them some of them not some of them speak up like roman babber for example 0.92

00:14:44.280 some of them actually get in there and speak their minds but they are muted when it comes 1.00

00:14:50.280 to the house of commons because they know they'll be kicked out of caucus if and when they do speak

00:14:54.860 up against party wishes and then they become just an independent voice in a sea of partisans

00:15:03.280 so what we need in there and i've never said this before ever but i guess this is part of

00:15:11.580 my own wake-up process what we need in there and guys you know what i'll tell you our system would

00:15:20.340 work if if we elect people who are honest to go to ottawa our system is not working right now

00:15:30.740 because of political parties who are using the system against the people they're finding ways

00:15:39.680 they're finding loopholes to use the system or they're just blatantly breaking the charter of

00:15:46.140 rights and freedoms in the constitution and nobody can seem to do anything about it but if we put

00:15:50.680 200 independent people in there honest people who can't be bought and i know that's asking a lot

00:15:59.140 because everybody's got their price but if we can put 200 people in there just like that

00:16:04.520 who don't necessarily have a university education who aren't lawyers maybe they're farmers maybe

00:16:11.620 they're carpenters whatever hair stylists whatever business owners responsible citizens

00:16:20.400 somebody to go to ottawa and make that difference i think will be a lot better off

00:16:26.880 so this is how our government operates we elect one mp from 338 different

00:16:34.240 writings across this country focus on your writing find a candidate

00:16:42.040 and run that candidate and your writing support that candidate there's people out there just like

00:16:50.200 you just like me just like everybody watching the show right now who are sick and tired of what's

00:16:55.160 going on. Liberal, conservative, conservative, liberal, NDP here and there. It's time we make

00:17:04.800 a change. You don't think there's enough of us? Yes, there are. Yes, there are. We just need to

00:17:11.840 finally stand up. And what we can't do when we go to the ballot box, and we have to get politically

00:17:17.720 motivated. We have to start thinking this way. We have to start thinking politically. You've seen

00:17:24.820 over the past two years how politics affects lives right it affected yours in some way shape

00:17:31.000 or form in the past two years it definitely affected your life we need to start thinking

00:17:39.020 that we can make a difference because if we don't think that and we revert back to the way things

00:17:43.900 were things will never change and we'll keep getting screwed every single day and we can 0.75

00:17:50.400 bitch and moan all we want about it but pretty soon they won't be able to hear us because

00:17:54.020 bill c11 is coming justin trudeau is trying to regulate the internet all things he doesn't like 0.97

00:18:00.240 will be gone that includes rebel news that includes true north that includes western

00:18:05.940 standard that includes this show winnipeg alternative media any other alternative

00:18:12.060 media source out there this is what's going to happen i did a walk and talk earlier today

00:18:19.860 great weather fantastic weather today i think it got up to 19 20 degrees in southern manitoba

00:18:25.660 beautiful sunny sky so i went for a walk and i was worried and i'm still worried

00:18:32.120 about uh people just kind of dropping the ball and politicians know how to manipulate

00:18:42.460 the people they know when you're not paying attention and when you're not paying attention

00:18:49.700 is now is when the good weather is here when you're planning a vacation for your family or

00:18:54.580 when you're just lounging in the backyard with a beer watching the nhl playoffs whatever it is

00:19:00.460 you're doing they know that you're distracted most people are anyway i'm going to tell you

00:19:05.460 that 20 maybe less 15 of all canadians are politically motivated that's not a lot it's not

00:19:14.480 a lot we need more of us because that's why we're in the situation we're in right now people just

00:19:20.340 go i love justin trudeau's hair x yeah that's how it goes they don't know what he stands for they

00:19:29.120 probably don't even know he wore black face they have no idea what the snc lavalin scandal was or

00:19:34.620 the we scandal was or this latest scandal covering up the reason they still have these

00:19:43.620 these travel restrictions on us people don't know we need everybody to wake up because our lives

00:19:53.440 are being affected and not in a good way either so guys don't fall asleep now don't fall asleep

00:20:01.580 not now this summer we're going to have a lot of different events planned unlike last summer in

00:20:07.120 case you missed the walk and talk earlier we are working on some town halls we're working on

00:20:11.960 concerts we're working on family days we're working on barbecue nights bush parties all in

00:20:19.280 an effort to get people together just to talk and yes there will be political conversations

00:20:25.600 that's the price you pay we'll have fun but we'll also talk politics because we don't have a choice

00:20:33.380 we have to we'll talk alternative economy we'll talk breakaway society all of those things

00:20:41.020 and the second that we get the first event planned you will hear about it right here on the shadow

00:20:47.100 at night live stream okay and i encourage all of you guys who are not watching in the manitoba area

00:20:52.640 right now or even the winnipeg area right now to start planning your own town halls your own

00:21:02.160 bush parties and barbecues and concerts and family days together so that you can get the

00:21:08.860 word out there but what's going on with the world economic forum and the un agenda 2030 guys this is

00:21:15.360 all coming up in the show tonight all right so stay with me and we'll get all this covered the

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00:23:53.660 All right.

00:23:55.520 Look at this story here.

00:23:59.560 Now, this story, a story, something like it came out back in December and then again a couple of weeks ago.

00:24:04.760 And we found out the military was actually monitoring where we were going and what we were doing during the lockdown phase of the pandemic response from the federal and provincial governments.

00:24:15.420 But this was news all over the place today, originally reported by the Canadian press.

00:24:21.840 Canadian trips to liquor stores and pharmacies tracked via phones during the shutdowns are movements.

00:24:35.980 Now, I'm not sure if you've seen this story yet today.

00:24:41.340 But if you haven't, please pay attention and then share it with a friend.

00:24:45.140 You can get it anywhere, on any left-wing corporate media site.

00:24:48.560 The left-wing corporate media actually covered this story today.

00:24:53.040 It kind of surprised me.

00:24:55.380 Canadians' movements, including trips to the liquor store and pharmacy,

00:24:58.460 were closely tracked via their mobile phones without their knowledge

00:25:02.220 during the COVID-19 pandemic, a report sent to a parliamentary committee shows.

00:25:08.360 Outbreak intelligence analyst Blue Dot prepared reports

00:25:11.620 using anonymized, anonymized about that. That's a toughie. Anonymized data for the Public Health

00:25:20.500 Agency of Canada to help it understand travel patterns during the pandemic. What?

00:25:26.340 Why would you need to know travel patterns during the pandemic?

00:25:31.360 What good is that going to do you? The federal government provided one of these reports to the

00:25:36.660 House of Commons Ethics Committee as it probed the collection and use of mobile phone data by

00:25:41.860 the public health agency. The report reveals the agency was able to view a detailed snapshot of

00:25:48.620 people's behavior, including visits to the grocery store, gatherings with family and friends, time

00:25:52.880 spent at home, and trips to other towns and provinces. MPs on the Ethics Committee expressed

00:25:58.540 surprise at how much detail the report contained, even as all identifying information was stripped

00:26:04.500 out questions remain about the specifics of the data provided if canadians rights were violated

00:26:10.560 and what advice the liberal government was given said damien couric conservative mp for battle

00:26:16.540 river crowfoot the committee wednesday released a report on its overall probe into the agency's

00:26:23.920 collection of phone data during the pandemic it concluded the government should tell canadians

00:26:28.020 if it collects data about their movements and allow them to opt out

00:26:31.380 of course it should

00:26:37.300 the public health agency said it took safeguarding canadians privacy very seriously and the analysis

00:26:46.100 on canadians movements it received is not about following individuals trips to a specific location

00:26:52.120 but rather in understanding whether the number of visits to specific locations have increased

00:26:56.760 or decreased over time again why do they need to know that that's nothing but bureaucratic rhetoric

00:27:04.720 for example point of interest data from blue dot identifies the number of visits to grocery stores

00:27:09.880 parks liquor stores and hospitals a spokesperson said all we receive is the location of the point

00:27:15.800 of interest in the number of visits for a specific day sure it is then again maybe that's all they're

00:27:21.360 capable of receiving at this time until digital id comes in and then they'll be able to tell

00:27:27.620 exactly who is going where when maybe even why adam vander coven parliamentary secretary to the

00:27:37.740 minister of health sent the sample blue dot report to the ethics committee january 31st it covers

00:27:43.140 movements in september of 2021 yeah yeah all right this one from true north

00:27:55.860 bc doctor refutes study claiming unvaccinated pose risk to vaccinated that was the big story

00:28:02.180 last week remember all of the left-wing corporate media covered it ralph barons is a medical doctor

00:28:09.060 in BC. He's an affiliate of the Canadian Society for Science and Ethics in Medicine in collaboration

00:28:14.040 with Healthcare Workers United. A recent article published in the Canadian Medical Association

00:28:19.060 Journal titled Impact of Population Mixing Between Vaccinated and Unvaccinated Subpopulations

00:28:24.900 on Infectious Disease Dynamics. Implications of SARS-CoV-2 Transmission has garnered much

00:28:30.000 medical and societal attention. The article uses unproven and subjective mathematical models in

00:28:36.000 an attempt to stimulate one's COVID-19 infection risk across various patterns of interactions

00:28:41.240 with both vaccinated and vaccine-free individuals. The author concludes that individuals who avoid

00:28:49.720 vaccination contribute to negative health consequences for others. The risk of infection

00:28:54.220 is markedly higher among unvaccinated people than among vaccinated people under all population

00:28:59.740 interaction assumptions. Such an assumption is incorrect and blatantly biased, as we will

00:29:05.740 demonstrate. This article is fraught with egregious misassumptions and glaring omissions.

00:29:11.560 This deceptive study uses problematic mathematical modeling as a surrogate for real-world data,

00:29:17.700 overestimates vaccine effectiveness against symptomatic infection, overestimates the risk

00:29:23.640 of transmission, secondary attack rate, underestimates the percentage of the

00:29:27.900 unvaccinated population with effective and robust natural immunity, does not account for the waning

00:29:33.060 immunity provided by vaccines, is published by a lead author whose conflicts of interest are

00:29:38.280 multiple and significant as it pertains to COVID-19 vaccines. The story goes on to explain

00:29:45.140 every single point I just read to you. If you guys want to read it, go ahead and go to tnc.news.

00:29:51.140 It's all there for you.

00:29:55.220 Canadian shoppers shift to discount stores.

00:29:57.860 No name brand amid high inflation from Loblaws.

00:30:01.460 Now, look, guys, I was asking last week, and I'll ask you again.

00:30:05.360 Never mind growing at grocery stores, not even the small ones, not even the local ones.

00:30:09.620 Why?

00:30:10.140 Because there's a markup there.

00:30:13.340 Go directly to the growers, the farmers.

00:30:17.900 the people that raise the livestock the chickens the people that grow the vegetables

00:30:26.100 or you can grow your own vegetables there's different ways to do that as well these days

00:30:30.920 in your own house without a greenhouse yeah you can do that

00:30:36.020 and i have heard from some different growers across western canada in the past couple of days

00:30:44.980 what I'm doing is I'm putting together a list. All right. So when I get a substantial list

00:30:50.200 together, I'll go ahead and put it on the show one night and I will let you guys know where you

00:30:56.680 can go and buy from these people. It may be a bit of a drive and I know gas prices are high right

00:31:01.860 now, but if you live in a big city, you may have to drive half hour, 45 minutes, but you will save

00:31:07.080 money. You will get better product and you won't have to worry about running out because as you've

00:31:14.680 been hearing for some time now there's a worldwide food shortage coming and grocery stores at some

00:31:21.000 point soon and this isn't just from random conspiracy theorists on the internet we're

00:31:26.080 talking about ceos of very large corporations dealing in food big food and they're warning

00:31:34.500 worldwide food shortage coming so you've got to start taking care of yourself your family

00:31:40.720 local growers can't help you do that

00:31:44.680 I guess the Pope is a conspiracy theorist now as well.

00:31:48.700 That's what left-wing corporate media is calling him.

00:31:51.460 Because the Pope said NATO may have caused Russia's invasion of the Ukraine.

00:31:56.480 Sorry, Ukraine, not the force of habit.

00:32:00.560 Pope Francis said that NATO barking at Russia's door may have led to Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine

00:32:06.880 and said he has offered to meet the Russian president in Moscow.

00:32:10.400 In an interview with the Italian newspaper Corriere Delia Sera, Francis reflected on Russia's lethal aggression towards its neighbor and said, well, he might not go as far as saying NATO's presence in nearby countries provoked Moscow.

00:32:24.480 It perhaps facilitated the invasion.

00:32:27.480 Francis also condemned the brutality of the war and compared it to Rwanda's civil war in the 1990s, which resulted in a genocide of the Tutsi minority. 0.92

00:32:37.680 All right.

00:32:38.540 so of course as i pointed out the left-wing corporate media was all over the pope because

00:32:46.820 you know the pope is is no longer a non-target he's a white male and he represents a largely

00:32:55.120 white religion catholicism look what happened with all the catholic churches in canada

00:33:01.400 last year burned down something like 250 of them and the political leaders say nothing

00:33:06.640 so the pope is now a target possibly for the left this is edward dowd

00:33:14.680 edward dowd is an ex-executive with blackrock one of the two largest investment firms in the world

00:33:23.160 the other one being vanguard the implications are grim if i'm correct we have the greatest

00:33:30.300 colossal financial and human fraud endeavor in the history of the globe done with the assistance of

00:33:35.440 global governments, media companies, and tech companies. Here he is. Listen to what he has

00:33:40.980 to say here. The implications are grim. If I'm correct, and let's assume I am for the sake of

00:33:51.260 this argument, I'm correct. We have the greatest colossal financial and human fraud endeavor in

00:34:00.480 history of the globe and um it was done with the um uh assistance of the government global

00:34:09.120 governments and also the um uh media companies and the tech companies and the implications of that

00:34:18.160 are that um the fda the cdc and the nih have to be blown up and rebuilt a lot of the politicians

00:34:27.280 that have allowed this to happen and haven't spoken up.

00:34:31.520 They're all going to potentially be voted out of office.

00:34:37.720 Could be lawsuits.

00:34:40.040 Pfizer and Moderna could both go bankrupt.

00:34:43.100 The tech folks and the media folks could be sued.

00:34:45.820 I mean, this is a loss of trust in all institutions. 0.63

00:34:49.560 Some governments could be overthrown in higher vaccinated countries.

00:34:54.600 so this is this is the implications of this are kind of mind-boggling and again that's assuming

00:35:01.660 i'm correct i'm in my humble opinion i'm 100 correct but that's me yeah now you think that

00:35:10.120 guy knows what he's talking about

00:35:11.460 ex-blackrock executive privy to all kinds of information yeah i'm surprised he's speaking

00:35:23.360 out i certainly hope he's in a safe location so what happens when a bunch of peaceful protesters

00:35:32.380 descend on a capital city in a developed country and start protesting for freedom

00:35:38.420 they get hundreds of cops set at them they get run over with horses they get beaten back with

00:35:45.180 shields and tear gas and pepper spray over the course of two or three days so what happens when

00:35:52.920 a left-wing organization gets together

00:35:55.140 and starts breaking windows and setting fires

00:35:57.260 and turning over cars? Nothing.

00:36:01.140 Check this out.

00:36:03.220 Pro-abortion activists are planning

00:36:05.000 protests at the homes

00:36:06.900 of conservative Supreme Court

00:36:09.300 justices, all because

00:36:11.020 of the Roe vs. Wade overturn,

00:36:13.760 which hasn't even happened yet.

00:36:17.880 Describing the judges

00:36:19.040 as six extremist judges

00:36:21.080 three in virginia and three in maryland the organization called ruth sent us of course

00:36:29.220 that's ruth bader ginsburg who's dead published a map containing each of their home addresses

00:36:36.020 entitled the map extremist justices they are doxing supreme court justices

00:36:43.580 and they're going to show up at their homes and i wonder how bad it's going to get

00:36:51.920 The same people screaming, my body, my choice.

00:36:55.520 Now, two months ago, we're pointing their fingers and screaming at you to get vaccinated.

00:37:05.920 You shouldn't have any say in that.

00:37:09.100 Yeah, but the vaccine doesn't work.

00:37:10.880 That's what you say.

00:37:12.460 Misinformation, disinformation.

00:37:14.200 No, actually, it doesn't.

00:37:15.200 There are studies that show that it does not stop transmission whatsoever.

00:37:18.040 and you can still get it even if you've got three or four or five shots that's a lie and you know it

00:37:23.600 oh yes there are people out there who still think that way ladies and gentlemen

00:37:27.520 one thing i did notice today and maybe this is just a variable from day to day as i was out for

00:37:32.900 my walk and i did stop at a couple of places pick up some new clothes i got this new shirt today

00:37:38.120 you buy one you get one free that's at marks i noticed a lot less masks today a lot less

00:37:47.660 maybe it's because of the weather i don't know spencer fernando who we love and we're going to

00:37:52.620 have to get back on the show very soon he's a winnipeg-based conservative columnist online

00:37:57.440 very successful spencer fernando says trudeau refuses to share evidence governance sorry

00:38:03.740 government is using to justify ongoing vindictive mandates and he is absolutely correct so let's

00:38:10.500 read what spencer has to say justin trudeau and the liberal government have made a big deal of

00:38:15.280 claiming to follow the science over the past two years.

00:38:18.980 It was one of their favorite attacks against their opponents,

00:38:21.420 claiming that those who opposed draconian lockdowns and restrictions were going against science.

00:38:27.480 Never mind the science is a process of constant questioning and reevaluation.

00:38:31.480 Of course, following the science was always a tactic used by the liberal government to try and silence critics.

00:38:38.060 But now the liberals are on the defensive.

00:38:40.780 As much of the world moves on and accepts that COVID is endemic, the Liberal government continues to impose draconian mandates that leave millions of Canadians essentially trapped in the country.

00:38:52.060 By doing so, the Liberals are going against the science as it's practiced in much of the world.

00:38:59.460 The Liberals are completely out of step with many other countries, countries that also have chief medical officers and top health officials.

00:39:06.480 This begs the question, is the science different outside of Canada?

00:39:10.780 In question period, Conservative MP Melissa Lansman asked Trudeau to share the evidence the Liberal government is using to justify the draconian lockdown.

00:39:19.820 We played this video for you yesterday. We'll play it again for you today. Here it is.

00:39:24.000 Stigmatize, rinse and repeat. Which experts is the Prime Minister listening to? What is the specific advice? What year is the advice from? And why is the advice different in Canada than the rest of the world?

00:39:36.400 It's all secrets, Mr. Speaker. Canadians want to know when will this government end the outdated, ineffective, and vindictive mandates.

00:39:48.480 The Right Honourable Prime Minister.

00:39:51.300 We see the Conservative Party talking an awful lot about divisions amongst Canadians,

00:39:57.060 but that hasn't been the experience of most Canadians who stepped up to over 90% to get vaccinated,

00:40:04.220 who demonstrated every step of the way that they were there for their neighbors answer the question

00:40:15.420 again i've said talk to your whips and get on the list for question period

00:40:18.780 you're more than happy to have other questions asked in this house of comments

00:40:25.340 let me go on to the never mind he's not going to answer the question the point of the matter is and

00:40:30.140 and he never does. The point of the matter is there are no scientific studies that he can be

00:40:37.700 using for these draconian measures, so he deflects. Spencer goes on to say, as he almost

00:40:46.140 always does, Trudeau attacked the conservatives rather than directly answer the question.

00:40:50.400 That arrogant and divisive tactic shows tremendous disdain from Trudeau towards the Canadian people.

00:40:57.060 Clearly, he believes himself to be above having to explain

00:41:00.560 what evidence the liberals are using to back up their decisions.

00:41:04.120 Is there any evidence?

00:41:05.620 This is a very good question.

00:41:07.720 Something else to consider, and what is indeed quite likely,

00:41:10.720 is that there isn't any evidence backing up the continued mandates.

00:41:15.040 After all, the growing legion of countries that have lifted the mandates

00:41:18.520 claim to be basing those moves as evidence-based,

00:41:22.100 making it quite likely that it's Trudeau who lacks evidence,

00:41:25.180 not all those other governments. Additionally, we've seen during the Freedom Convoy that Justin

00:41:30.300 Trudeau is glad to use government power in a vindictive and authoritarian way against his

00:41:35.320 critics. Would it really be a stretch to think he's punishing people for not listening to his

00:41:40.840 dictates? That would be in character for Justin Trudeau. We remember how he punished his internal

00:41:48.940 critics like Jody Wilson-Raybould, and we know that he expressed admiration for China's basic

00:41:54.020 dictatorship and communist dictators like Fidel Castro. It wouldn't at all be surprising if Trudeau

00:41:59.880 was continuing to impose mandates as a way to assert power over those who disagree with him.

00:42:05.340 Such a blatant misuse of government power and such an anti-freedom mindset is the exact

00:42:10.680 opposite of what a Canadian leader should be doing, and no Canadian, whether vaccinated or

00:42:15.840 unvaccinated, should support Trudeau's divisive and vindictive agenda. Spencer Fernando.

00:42:24.020 We've got to get him back on the show.

00:42:28.520 But you know, there's a reason Spencer's a writer

00:42:30.660 and doesn't have his own podcast and show like this.

00:42:33.860 It's because he's very soft-spoken.

00:42:38.760 Now, you guys may be noticing a theme that's going through this show,

00:42:43.500 and that is politicians cannot be trusted, right?

00:42:47.840 If they're long-time established politicians.

00:42:51.400 and that seems to be a good thing about a politician and a bad thing as well good thing

00:42:57.260 guy's got experience he knows what he's doing in there he knows the ropes bad thing he knows all

00:43:03.560 the loopholes and ways to jump through being caught we need fresh blood we don't need career

00:43:12.780 politicians because what happens and not just to politicians guys but to anybody really i would say

00:43:20.980 absolute power corrupts absolutely right anybody over a long stretch of time

00:43:28.680 in a position of power is probably going to be corrupted so we need term limits

00:43:35.000 eight years no more two elections look at jason kenny here this guy has been

00:43:42.280 in elected office for 20 years now you think he's got a little bit of entitlement going on

00:43:49.920 going on? Absolutely, he does. From the CBC, motion launched to compel Jason Kenney to testify

00:43:58.100 in lawsuit against his office. Alberta Premier's office said they have yet or not yet received the

00:44:04.540 filed copy of the motion. Now, this is not about COVID. It's not about any restrictions. It's about

00:44:10.660 misconduct. A motion's been launched to try to compel Alberta Premier Jason Kenney to testify

00:44:19.000 in an ongoing lawsuit against his office from a former government employee.

00:44:24.220 Ariella Kimmel is suing for wrongful dismissal,

00:44:28.040 alleging she was terminated in retaliation for attempting to raise concerns 0.52

00:44:32.180 about what she alleges was a toxic workplace culture

00:44:35.120 that included sexual harassment and heavy drinking.

00:44:40.920 The premier's office denies retaliatory termination

00:44:44.360 and says Kimmel was fired in line with her contract

00:44:46.840 and had her own professionalism issues.

00:44:50.000 None of the allegations have been proven in court

00:44:51.940 and Premier Jason Kenney is not named.

00:44:53.900 The lawsuit is now moving into the discovery phase,

00:44:56.980 including testimony and evidence.

00:44:58.600 Kimmel's lawyer, Catherine Marshall,

00:45:00.160 requested the Premier be made available to testify

00:45:02.820 and was told no.

00:45:07.260 I'm sorry,

00:45:08.420 but the systems that we have in place right now

00:45:16.840 do not allow for any kind of accountability from elected officials.

00:45:25.180 This is one thing I was wrong about.

00:45:27.120 I said earlier our system works, but we do need to tweak it some.

00:45:30.900 There needs to be accountability.

00:45:34.340 And if any elected official, whether it's a prime minister or a premier,

00:45:38.900 gets compelled to testify in court,

00:45:41.840 then that person should be testifying in court.

00:45:44.000 No questions asked.

00:45:46.840 you have to go to court to get him to testify in this case absolutely outrageous

00:45:54.000 what happened to whistleblower protections anyway

00:45:57.220 told no the premier's office denies retaliatory termination none of the allegations have been

00:46:05.620 proven jason kenny is not named we're bringing a motion to obtain a court order to compel the

00:46:10.640 premier to attend for questioning because the government has refused to produce him in a

00:46:14.980 statement the premier's office said they have not yet received the filed copy of the motion

00:46:18.660 this is a matter before the courts and we cannot comment further the motions court process will

00:46:25.280 occur sometime this month and if granted by a judge would require kenny to attend questioning

00:46:29.900 june 17th if he refused to appear he could be found in contempt of court now it doesn't matter

00:46:36.920 to me you know why in this case anyway why he's being compelled to testify what matters is the

00:46:45.740 fact that he has to be compelled to testify in the first place if he like in a court process

00:46:53.300 if he is named like you or me if we got subpoenaed we'd have to go to court or we'd be held in

00:46:58.680 contempt premier's office can't just say no i'm sorry it doesn't work like that in this country

00:47:07.840 you get a subpoena you go and you testify that's the way it works there is no parliamentary

00:47:14.320 protection this is nothing that happened in parliament or in cabinet there's no cabinet

00:47:21.620 confidentiality involved here this is a workplace issue boozing misconduct whatever

00:47:28.540 he should be compelled without having to without the defense having to take

00:47:34.880 court action to get him to go outrageous that needs to change theory missan

00:47:42.120 is a french journalist conspiracy theorist and political activist

00:47:48.700 he's the author of the investigations into the extreme right wing particularly france's national

00:47:55.420 front militias as well as into the catholic church missan's book the big lie challenges

00:48:01.880 the official account of events on september 11th 2001 the reason i gave you his credentials

00:48:11.360 is because he wrote a very interesting article i'm going to share with you right now

00:48:17.100 From Voltairnet.org, Ukraine, the Second World War continues.

00:48:25.740 Have you guys heard this yet?

00:48:29.200 The Second World War never ended in the minds of many. 0.99

00:48:35.140 And with the Nazism in Ukraine, they may be right. 0.99

00:48:41.320 nato propaganda tries to minimize the presence of neo-nazis in ukraine by comparing it with 0.97

00:48:49.820 that of equivalent groups in the rest of the west the truth is very different bandaristas

00:48:56.840 have gradually taken over the country over the last 30 years rewriting history training the 0.54

00:49:02.860 youth and changing all of the symbols of the state one by one they have indoctrinated a third of the

00:49:09.600 population and represent a good third of the armed forces. Their goal is to destroy

00:49:14.420 Russia, which they're trying to do with the help of the Straussians. 0.99

00:49:25.160 In a previous article, I showed how and why MMI6 and the CIA formed an alliance with 0.86

00:49:31.980 Ukrainian Bandarites during the Cold War. These men and women who should have been tried at 0.98

00:49:37.120 Nuremberg became shadow soldiers for the victors. They could pursue their anti-Russian obsession

00:49:42.340 at their service. Following the numerous reactions of my readers, I would like to explain here how

00:49:49.780 they took possession of the present Ukraine, then took over and continued the Second World War in

00:49:54.700 several countries on their own. Above all, I would like to show that in the year 2000, these rabid

00:50:00.660 people have changed from auxiliaries to U.S. shock troops. They made a pact with the Straussians 0.97

00:50:06.740 against russia it is this pact that has led to the present war when the soviet union faltered

00:50:15.660 the bandarite leaders from within came out of the shadows and into the mainstream some of them had

00:50:20.740 survived the second world war and the period of unrest that followed 1945 through 1950 they had

00:50:27.320 been pardoned by nikita khrushchev a ukrainian soviet in 1954 and had been taken over by the

00:50:33.460 system they had entered the communist administration they had however retained

00:50:38.100 links with each other and with outside vanderites of the anti-bolshevik bloc of nations and the

00:50:45.940 world anti-communist league guys this is very very fascinating stuff this guy claims that

00:50:54.700 these ukrainians some continued on with the nazi third reich and are now moving it into a fourth

00:51:05.260 reich and they claim there are certain people in very high positions who are with them notably

00:51:11.740 klaus schwab when you hear the fourth industrial revolution constantly coming out of that man's

00:51:19.260 mouth this is the fourth industrial revolution what does that actually mean

00:51:23.520 does that mean the fourth reich remember hitler's germany would have been the third reich is this

00:51:29.960 the fourth reich it's very fascinating you can find this article in its entirety and i'm not

00:51:35.820 going to read the whole thing to you guys because my throat's starting to get a bit tender and it's

00:51:39.980 long but i suggest reading it it's a real good read voltairnet.org voltairnet.org and again

00:51:49.500 the guy's name is theory misan you can see it right there write it down t-h-i-e-r-r-y

00:51:59.500 t-h-i-e-r-r-y m-e-y-s-s-a-n all right conspiracy theorist maybe truth seeker abso

00:52:12.780 freaking lootly what is stagflation stagflation is characterized by slow economic growth and

00:52:22.600 relatively high unemployment or economic stagnation which is at the same time accompanied by rising

00:52:28.140 prices like inflation like right now how much are you spending at the grocery store by the way when

00:52:33.060 you go curious because i take a walk over to my grocery store every three or four days and i you

00:52:41.880 know i'm one guy right i don't have a lot of fancy stuff in my fridge and freezer i'm spending

00:52:50.080 between 70 and 80 dollars on almost every trip which is outrageous that's more than double what

00:52:57.860 i was paying for the same stuff a year ago and yet they're blaming the war in ukraine for this

00:53:04.500 somehow that doesn't quite wash with me and there's economists who feel the same way

00:53:12.600 why do i bring up stagflation because that apparently is what's going on right now one

00:53:18.820 of the top stories on the cbc as a matter of fact like a boogeyman to scare children

00:53:26.080 stagflation is rolled out every now and again by economic prognosticators to warn of how awful

00:53:31.680 things can get if we're bad perhaps that's why many economists don't seem to be taking the threat

00:53:39.380 seriously similar to the response after warnings of inflation in 2020 most financial commentators

00:53:45.440 have been saying that the threat of stagflation and unusual combination blah blah blah but the

00:53:50.720 U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell did not seem as confident this week as he has been in the past regarding stagflation.

00:53:57.740 I think we have a good chance to restore price stability without a recession, without, you know, a severe downturn.

00:54:03.520 No one thinks it's easy.

00:54:04.660 No one thinks it's straightforward.

00:54:06.000 But there is certainly a plausible path to do that.

00:54:09.940 But you've got to get rid of this ridiculous inflation, for starters.

00:54:12.800 This inflation right now that we're experiencing is the worst since the 80s.

00:54:20.720 Even worse than it was in the 80s.

00:54:23.940 And so they're going to start raising interest rates.

00:54:26.820 That's what stagflation is all about.

00:54:28.920 So, guys, this is what Pierre Polyev, anyway, calls an inflation tax, right?

00:54:36.680 I mean, if you're getting the same stuff at the grocery store every week or every two weeks,

00:54:41.900 the same stuff you always get, but you're paying double for it,

00:54:45.320 well, that means your income has been reduced.

00:54:50.720 So that is, in effect, a tax on you because of Justin Trudeau filling the country with new money because that's what causes inflation, right?

00:55:06.120 When you have too much money, too much money in the pool and printing money, $20 is all of a sudden not worth $20 anymore.

00:55:14.620 It's worth $10 and then $5 if it gets really bad.

00:55:18.160 i'm not going to sit here and bore you with the details of it but you guys know what i'm talking

00:55:22.680 about i don't know would that be something pierre polyev could fix i don't think so guys

00:55:28.680 i don't think so hey look it's klaus schwab a terrifying prediction for 2030 now guys i've

00:55:38.160 played you a video from this woman before i'm going to play you a little bit of this right now

00:55:43.620 just the beginning her name is sorel amore 550 000 followers on youtube she's doing something

00:55:50.100 right she is a financial analyst and she's warning us all about this guy watch by now i'm sure you

00:55:57.240 have heard some of these taglines the fourth industrial revolution the great reset and the

00:56:03.080 great narrative and of course you will own nothing and be happy and i'm sure you've seen the face of

00:56:08.720 this guy, being praised as a visionary to guide our world into a prosperous future. But what does

00:56:14.660 that really mean? And what is the World Economic Forum's plan for the world in 2030? Will it be a

00:56:20.600 world of increased inclusion, equity, and freedom for all? Or as many people fear, will it be exactly

00:56:26.880 the opposite? I'm not here to answer that question, but what I would like to do is propose a

00:56:32.480 hypothetical future scenario. A scenario that the WEF is promoting and the type of world we could

00:56:38.620 be living in by 2030. A world where your property, your identity, your money could be owned and

00:56:45.140 controlled by your government. At the end of the video, I do want you to make up your own mind,

00:56:49.460 whether you think the WEF is a force for good on the planet, or if we should be having some

00:56:54.640 concerns. Yeah, we should be having some concerns. Her name is Sorel Amore. Her channel is called

00:57:01.880 Sorel Amore Finance. You find it on YouTube. Go check it out. Again, I'm not going to play you

00:57:08.340 the whole thing guys that's 15 minutes long so if you want to watch it go watch it go check it out

00:57:14.900 have you ever gone and perused the website of the world economic forum well here we are

00:57:21.620 this is it right here this is weforum.org and up here is navigation we can go and we can find out

00:57:30.120 exactly what different parts of the website we can go artificial intelligence let me ask you this

00:57:38.860 what does artificial intelligence have to do with an economic forum they've got climate change on

00:57:45.980 here they've got cyber security they've got education skills and learning they've got the

00:57:49.800 metaverse workforce and employment advanced manufacturing and production they've got

00:57:55.280 blockchain circular economy cities and urbanization diversity and inclusion economic progress energy

00:58:02.240 mobility oh it all sounds lovely let's go to artificial intelligence here let's just go and

00:58:06.880 check out what they have to say about artificial intelligence and and guys the way they show us

00:58:14.880 what's going on with this website oh it's all flowers and rainbows and unicorns and sunshine

00:58:21.120 but they give it they give themselves away the first thing they say

00:58:26.880 in that agenda 2030 video that has become infamous by now if you haven't seen it go

00:58:33.460 find it in 2030 you will own nothing and you'll be happy property rights

00:58:40.560 they're gonna take away your property rights

00:58:45.060 that goes against common law that goes against human nature but then again

00:58:53.480 with artificial intelligence who needs humans accelerating the benefits of ai and machine

00:59:00.240 learning the promise and perils of ai

00:59:03.760 the world economic forum is committed to helping ensure that these systems emphasize privacy and

00:59:13.040 accountability and foster equality and inclusion. We aim to bring together the public and private

00:59:19.840 sectors to co-design, test, and implement policies that increases the benefits of artificial

00:59:24.560 intelligence and machine learning while developing projects to protect the vulnerable and address

00:59:29.620 issues like facial recognition technology. How on earth does facial recognition technology go

00:59:36.980 hand-in-hand with emphasizing privacy?

00:59:41.460 How does owning nothing and being happy

00:59:44.220 emphasize privacy or inclusion and diversity?

00:59:51.940 These people are evil and they need to be stopped.

00:59:54.960 Look at what's going on in the world right now.

01:00:00.600 Does that sound like inclusion to you?

01:00:05.220 What's going on in the world right now?

01:00:06.980 In Canada specifically, people who have chosen to not get the needle cannot leave the country.

01:00:13.720 Well, there are loopholes.

01:00:14.840 You can leave the country, but you've got to pay the price badly when you come back.

01:00:20.800 We can't travel within our own country using airplane or train.

01:00:26.760 Justin Trudeau has made that absolutely clear.

01:00:32.920 But that's inclusive?

01:00:36.980 guys go and read this website go and look through it go find out how deeply they are entrenched

01:00:49.700 in our corporations our large corporations the corporations that control the world look at

01:00:54.960 disney look what's happened in netflix these guys are all world economic forum

01:00:59.320 the only one that isn't that i can see so far is elon musk

01:01:06.980 He's got his own thing going on if you want to talk about artificial intelligence, but he's worried about it.

01:01:13.280 He is warning people.

01:01:14.900 I'm not saying that makes him a good guy, but I'm saying it sure makes him look like one.

01:01:19.200 And maybe he's got his own agenda that's even worse than these guys.

01:01:22.060 I don't know.

01:01:23.600 But the bottom line is being controlled by billionaires, not the way the world is supposed to work.

01:01:32.660 Not the way the world is supposed to work.

01:01:36.980 But the problem is with us. And this is something I was talking about earlier on in the show. If you're just joining the show right now, what I was talking about at the beginning of the show, guys, was the problem with democracies is that so many people don't care because they're taking everything for granted.

01:01:54.380 so every four years or every couple of years whenever there's a provincial or federal election

01:02:00.480 they'll go maybe maybe they'll go to the the poll and they'll just mark an x for the person whose

01:02:05.640 hair they like best or the color they like best or the party they've always voted for

01:02:10.400 thinking that it's the same party as it was 10 15 20 years ago

01:02:15.640 the problem with democracy is voters this is a great article from vox consider the curious case

01:02:25.560 of new jersey in 1916 that summer there was a string of deadly shark attacks along the jersey

01:02:31.700 shore as a result woodrow wilson lost his home state in the presidential election what

01:02:38.560 because the beachfront towns which rely on tourism were negatively impacted by the attack

01:02:45.620 Though Wilson wasn't responsible for the hungry sharks, he was the incumbent, and people vote against incumbents when things are bad.

01:02:56.800 It's the story of political scientists Christopher Akin and Larry Bartels in Democracy for Realists.

01:03:06.380 In service of a sobering thesis, voters don't have anything like coherent preferences.

01:03:13.780 Most people pay little attention to politics.

01:03:15.780 When they vote, if they vote at all, they do so irrationally and for contradictory reasons.

01:03:24.900 The book lays waste to a reassuring theory about democracy that goes something like this.

01:03:30.720 Ordinary citizens have preferences about what the government ought to do.

01:03:34.340 They elect leaders who will carry out those preferences and vote against those who will not.

01:03:38.260 In the end, we're left with a government that more or less serves the majority.

01:03:42.820 maybe but there's a simple truth out there and here it is people want the government to spend

01:03:50.660 money on this that and the other but they don't want their taxes to go up either they want taxes

01:03:56.400 to go down but they want government to spend more well look it you get one or the other

01:04:01.960 didn't anybody teach you that when you were in school or didn't your dad say look it

01:04:09.500 you get this or that but you can't have both

01:04:12.360 so make up your mind

01:04:15.580 you get what you get and you don't get upset

01:04:18.160 but you see far left extreme

01:04:21.500 governments in the west

01:04:23.340 in recent years anyhow

01:04:25.340 have been spending money like drunken sailors

01:04:28.100 and getting away with it

01:04:29.780 because people think there are no consequences to that

01:04:32.100 but guess what

01:04:33.380 what we're in right now

01:04:39.500 Those are the consequences.

01:04:43.160 However, in this case, I feel like this is being done to us on purpose,

01:04:49.280 to crash the Western economy to bring in the digital programmable currency.

01:04:56.840 And there are other people out there who would tend to agree with that assessment.

01:05:02.480 As you can tell, my throat is getting raspy, so I'm going to have to stop, guys.

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01:08:29.800 i'm thinking of a number between 15 and 30 but what is the number the number is between 15 and

01:08:38.740 30 but what is it again you don't have to be first you just have to be right because i to be honest

01:08:47.980 guys wouldn't be able to tell you who was first because i see the comments come in at a different

01:08:53.520 pace than you do and i see them come in at a different order than you do as well they're all

01:08:58.740 lined up down the right side of my second screen here you see them on rumble in a different order

01:09:05.160 than the people watching on facebook see them or the people watching on twitter by the way you can

01:09:10.840 watch this uh this show live weeknights eight o'clock central on any one of those three platforms

01:09:16.480 facebook twitter and rumble and i'll be expanding more soon okay the number between 15 and 30 what

01:09:22.880 is it gail strowman says 21 and gail you are absolutely correct there it is the number 21

01:09:30.820 remember the bugs bunny cartoon where he's playing blackjack with blackjack shellac

01:09:37.740 can i stand on just one card oh sure sure and then the card is like 21

01:09:44.920 21 clubs or something gail congratulations please message me on facebook after the show

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01:10:02.820 me your telephone number and your mailing information and the size preference and we'll

01:10:07.820 get jeff to send you your prize as soon as possible and that's it for the show tonight you guys

01:10:13.320 you have the rest of a great night

01:10:15.840 I'll catch you tomorrow night 8 o'clock

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01:10:21.800 and I'll see you again soon bye for now

The Shadoe Davis Show - May 06, 2022

Shadoe at Nite Thursday May 5th⧸2022

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