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00:04:30.000 hello everybody welcome to shadow at night this is tuesday april the 9th 2024 i'm very excited

00:04:58.820 today oh that doesn't look very good let me see if i can fix that for you i didn't notice this

00:05:04.680 until just this very second so let me see if i can adjust this just looking at these weird lines on

00:05:13.460 the screen uh is that any better that's better a little better we'll go with that one okay so

00:05:24.260 Where was I?

00:05:24.980 Right, right.

00:05:26.900 I thought to myself, maybe I will cancel the show tonight

00:05:30.060 because I didn't have a lot of time to put one together today.

00:05:34.240 And then I wound up having a little bit of time, and I was amazed.

00:05:37.320 Wow, there's some stuff I could talk about.

00:05:39.400 Plus, I do store some evergreen things in my archives

00:05:43.280 so that if I ever need them, I can pull them out and we can discuss that stuff.

00:05:47.920 But the reason for this was because I had not one but two meetings

00:05:51.380 with some very interesting people today

00:05:55.060 who are making some very interesting plans.

00:05:59.760 And these plans could decide the future of this show

00:06:04.380 and more importantly,

00:06:06.320 could decide the future of our country

00:06:09.700 based upon the fact that right now

00:06:13.740 all of these smaller independent shows like mine

00:06:17.520 aren't getting the audience we need

00:06:21.040 to get to critical mass.

00:06:23.980 And so if you're wondering,

00:06:25.480 how come there's not more people

00:06:26.800 at these carbon tax protests

00:06:28.900 except on weekends?

00:06:31.020 That's the reason.

00:06:32.920 And if they do know about us,

00:06:35.340 some of them, most of them even,

00:06:37.420 maybe don't take us seriously

00:06:39.160 because they don't feel

00:06:41.240 we're real journalists,

00:06:43.280 even though many of us

00:06:44.320 spent years in that business.

00:06:46.240 They put too much trust

00:06:47.960 in the corporate logos

00:06:49.180 and not the actual people on the screens.

00:06:52.300 And they never see the middle managers and the regional managers

00:06:55.860 who sit there directing what gets on these news programs across Canada.

00:07:01.080 And let's be honest, what do we have?

00:07:02.820 CBC, CTV, Global.

00:07:05.140 That's it.

00:07:05.880 And then CPAC, which is all right,

00:07:08.620 but considering the fact they're a 24-hour cable network,

00:07:13.140 they don't cover enough stuff.

00:07:15.060 And then you've got these small independent TV stations around

00:07:19.100 and some Rogers stuff, city TVs everywhere across the country.

00:07:23.920 But they're all Marxist corporate media, right?

00:07:27.420 So they're going to cover the narrative.

00:07:28.640 They're going to cover their own narrative in different ways.

00:07:30.700 And that leaves Rebel, that leaves True North, Western Standard, 0.99

00:07:36.820 and the rest of us as the only alternatives to that kind of crap. 0.98

00:07:41.980 but 0.98

00:07:43.880 and that's all I'm going to say about it

00:07:45.940 the meetings I had today were very

00:07:48.160 productive, very encouraging

00:07:50.060 and very eye opening

00:07:52.040 for something amazing that

00:07:54.280 will be coming our way in the next

00:07:56.300 few months and I'll leave it at that

00:07:58.360 for now you guys but you should be excited

00:08:00.260 because this is going to be

00:08:01.580 so good

00:08:03.040 if we can make this happen

00:08:05.620 this is going to be so

00:08:08.440 so good, just what we all need

00:08:10.440 if you're watching on facebook tonight please like and share let's get this out to as many

00:08:15.880 people as we possibly can let's do it man let's get the word out to people and you know what it's

00:08:23.000 not just it's not just what we cover or what they cover it's how they cover it right so even though

00:08:32.620 i can use some marxist corporate media stories on this show from time to time you get my spin on it

00:08:38.500 Or maybe you're watching Wayne Peters or Laura Lynn, and you get their spin on it.

00:08:44.300 Or Clyde do something, and you get his spin on it.

00:08:47.700 Now, I've got years and years and years of media experience, and I know how these people operate.

00:08:54.540 So when it comes to media, that's kind of my lane, if you want to hear what's going on.

00:08:59.460 But other people have got different specialties.

00:09:01.780 It's a very, very cool thing, this independent media.

00:09:04.620 But you guys, you guys are the ones that are going to make this car go.

00:09:09.360 So you've got to get it out there.

00:09:10.700 You've got to share this.

00:09:11.660 You've got to, people need to see this.

00:09:13.720 This is, in fact, the new media, right?

00:09:17.620 And it's interactive.

00:09:18.440 You guys comment.

00:09:19.940 And occasionally, when I find the time, I can actually get to some of these comments.

00:09:24.000 And if there's questions in there, I can try to answer them as best I can.

00:09:27.860 But that's why I ask you to share this so people will see it, right?

00:09:31.520 And share it with something on top of it.

00:09:33.460 Don't just share.

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00:09:55.620 i rumble and then it highlights the url on top you know what i'm talking about and then you can

00:10:00.260 copy and paste into your favorite social media let's get it out there hello christine watching

00:10:04.580 in enola tonight john is watching in swan river holly is watching tonight robbie just got notified

00:10:11.140 cling oh that's the other thing too you guys if you are you think you're following the show this

00:10:17.140 page the shadow david show page on facebook you might not be people complain to me all the time

00:10:22.300 i never get notifications for your show anymore well what you got to do then is make sure the

00:10:27.180 notifications are turned on and make sure you're still following the show sometimes or the page

00:10:33.140 sometimes facebook just decides that's enough for you and they shut it off themselves without you

00:10:39.960 even knowing about it they're sneaky like that youtube does the same thing so make sure you're

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00:10:51.100 let's get it out there guys to as many people as we can lena's watching in london ontario tonight

00:10:55.800 I lived there in the mid-90s. It's a beautiful city. Hello, Stephen. Hello, Deborah, watching in Perth, Australia tonight. Make independent media the real media. We are the real media. We just need those people to understand that. Honor Julian Assange, the trailblazer of real media. Absolutely, Deborah, 100%. I'm not sure where his extradition trial is standing right now.

00:11:18.920 I think that they're still deciding he's in prison in the U.K. right now,

00:11:24.280 and the Americans want him.

00:11:26.180 I don't know what they're going to do to him over there.

00:11:27.960 I think execution is even on the table.

00:11:29.840 Hello, Lisa watching in Chatham.

00:11:31.960 Karen is watching in Grand Beach.

00:11:34.500 And Brian, hello, Brian, watching in Muskoka, Ontario.

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00:11:57.480 All right, let's get the show underway.

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00:13:27.280 All right.

00:13:27.780 Tomorrow, no, this is not tomorrow night.

00:13:29.360 This is Thursday night.

00:13:30.760 Ray McGinnis, who's been on the show before.

00:13:33.060 Remember the big roundtable, the Cross Canada Roundtable?

00:13:35.880 held between Christmas and New Year's.

00:13:38.660 I think we had like 25 guests on that night.

00:13:41.220 It was a three-hour extravaganza.

00:13:43.660 People kept popping on, then popping off.

00:13:45.980 Well, Ray McGinnis was on that round table.

00:13:48.640 I'm not sure if you caught him.

00:13:50.000 He is an author.

00:13:51.820 Matter of fact, he is the author of Unanswered Questions,

00:13:54.500 What the September 11th Families Asked

00:13:56.680 and the 9-11 Commission Ignored,

00:13:59.020 and Writing the Sacred,

00:14:00.040 A Psalm-Inspired Path to Writing and Appreciating Sacred Poetry.

00:14:04.340 Now, Ray wrote an article.

00:14:05.880 regarding Naomi Wolf's 2008 book,

00:14:09.880 The Ten Steps to Transform a Democracy

00:14:13.980 into a Totalitarian Dictatorship.

00:14:16.180 And he writes that Canada has, in fact,

00:14:19.360 covered or is covering right now all ten of those steps.

00:14:23.900 So Ray is going to join us on the show

00:14:26.100 to talk more about that and other things on Thursday night.

00:14:29.180 I can't wait for that show.

00:14:30.680 And I'm hoping, because I've got a message out,

00:14:32.980 and I had a brief, brief interaction today

00:14:35.540 with the former mayor and possibly future mayor of Chestermere, Alberta,

00:14:39.760 Jeff Colvin, to come on the show either tomorrow night or Friday night.

00:14:44.720 We'll see how that goes.

00:14:45.880 This is the mayor, Jeff Colvin, here, along with the three councillors

00:14:50.000 who were booted off city council by the province of Alberta

00:14:55.980 a couple of months ago, and they're fighting now to get their jobs back

00:15:00.360 based upon the fact that they were elected to that office.

00:15:03.240 so i want to know what really happened here at first i thought and and this this was interesting

00:15:11.520 to me i thought that they were crooked that they were misappropriating funds at least that's how

00:15:19.560 certain aspects of the media made it sound and people who were commenting on it but it's actually

00:15:24.740 the other way around and the bad guys here are of course the alberta government because there's

00:15:32.620 still some Marxists in the government.

00:15:34.960 Now, this is something else I want to cover briefly

00:15:36.880 before we get into the meat and potatoes of the show tonight, you guys.

00:15:42.660 You know that it's not just the politicians,

00:15:46.460 the premiers, prime minister, leader of the opposition, whatever,

00:15:52.120 that controls the politics and the policies of your province and our country.

00:15:56.480 The bottom line is, it's the bureaucrats and some government ministers who are doing this behind the back of the premier in many cases.

00:16:09.700 For example, do you think that Danielle Smith would allow this minister who got rid of these Chestermere councillors and the mayor to do that?

00:16:19.540 I think he probably did it on his own.

00:16:22.880 Ministers still have the power to do that.

00:16:25.020 i would like to explore this more and that's why i want to get jeff colvin on the show but

00:16:31.380 it seems interesting to me and the bureaucrats the bureaucrats remember i said this the other

00:16:36.980 night i'm going to repeat it tonight when a liberal government or an ndp government's in power

00:16:42.260 that means they're in power they control the bureaucracy because most of these bureaucrats

00:16:48.280 agree with these liberal ndp policies they're left-wing they're marxists and they're beholden

00:16:54.300 to the government for their salaries. People actually make working for the government their

00:16:58.420 career. And they want their pension. And that's their work ethic. I know people who have

00:17:04.860 gone into work for the government, whether it's provincial, municipal, or federal. And

00:17:09.440 they go in from the private sector with a work ethic. Like, I'm going to get some stuff

00:17:15.080 done today. And in the first couple of weeks, they are schooled very quickly by probably

00:17:19.760 a union shop steward or somebody high up in the union in that union local hey hey whoa whoa whoa

00:17:26.840 cool your jets buddy hang on we don't work like that here we just do things once in a while

00:17:33.720 because if we work too hard we're going to have to keep working hard and we're actually going to

00:17:39.060 have to get things done seriously and the mentality and the toxicity in these workplaces

00:17:47.160 It's terrible.

00:17:49.100 And yet people stick it out to get their government pension

00:17:51.480 and keep their government benefits.

00:17:54.020 These people will do anything to keep liberals and NDP in power

00:18:00.060 because they know when conservatives get in,

00:18:02.700 they cut the fat, and the first thing to go,

00:18:05.400 one of the first things to go, is the bureaucracy.

00:18:07.780 So NDP and liberal governments are in power.

00:18:12.240 Conservative governments are in office.

00:18:14.420 And I'm certainly hoping that when Pierre Polyev

00:18:16.600 who, by the way, has called for a national televised debate or conference between the premiers and Prime Minister Trudeau regarding the carbon tax.

00:18:25.060 He called for that in the House of Commons today, and we'll talk more about that in just a few minutes.

00:18:30.060 But I'm certainly hoping that when a conservative, a real conservative, gets into power, that he or she will look at the bureaucracy.

00:18:38.820 And Danielle Smith did this recently. 0.99

00:18:40.600 So she does send mixed signals, there's no doubt. 0.99

00:18:43.320 But she did this recently.

00:18:44.480 She said, if you don't want to get the job done, referring to Alberta Health here, if you, meaning the middle managers in Alberta Health, if you don't want to get the job done, we'll find somebody who will.

00:18:58.100 So start toeing the line.

00:19:00.860 And you hope that every conservative premier goes into office with that in mind.

00:19:06.100 Threaten the bureaucracy.

00:19:08.180 Or there's going to be cuts.

00:19:10.080 You don't do our policies in a timely way, meaning tomorrow, then you're fired. Gone. That's it for you. So it's going to be interesting to hear, hopefully, from Jeff Colvin and some of the councillors who got fired by the province either tomorrow or Friday night. Hopefully, we can get that set up.

00:19:30.000 All right, so before we get into the carbon tax thing, committees continue in Ottawa along with the House of Commons this week.

00:19:44.280 And according to Global News, Justin Trudeau was in fact briefed on alleged, even though it's not alleged, this is what CISA says,

00:19:54.080 the Chinese government interfered in the 2021 and the 2019 elections. It's not alleged.

00:20:00.000 So I don't know why they would put that in their headline.

00:20:02.140 Ah, because they're the Marxist corporate media.

00:20:04.680 Right.

00:20:05.640 Trudeau briefed on interference in Dong, Handong.

00:20:10.540 I'm sorry, I shouldn't laugh.

00:20:13.480 Handong's writing before the 2019 election, according to a document.

00:20:17.700 So let's go ahead and read this story just a little bit.

00:20:21.040 We do have some video to accompany this story in just a few seconds.

00:20:24.900 Justin Trudeau received briefings about foreign interference allegations

00:20:28.420 related to former liberal,

00:20:30.480 he's now sitting as an independent MP

00:20:33.200 in the House of Commons,

00:20:34.820 Han Dong's writing before the 2019 election,

00:20:37.640 a new document shows.

00:20:41.160 And did nothing.

00:20:42.520 Trudeau did nothing.

00:20:43.820 He was briefed, and he did nothing.

00:20:46.820 And the media's telling people this,

00:20:48.880 unbelievably,

00:20:50.300 and people are going,

00:20:51.220 whatever.

00:20:52.800 I saw a video last night on YouTube

00:20:54.380 that listed every single one

00:20:58.160 of Trudeau's transgressions and scandals.

00:21:02.980 And they were going pretty fast through this list,

00:21:05.540 and it was like five minutes long.

00:21:08.300 It was crazy.

00:21:11.280 These documents were submitted to Canada's inquiry

00:21:13.740 into foreign election interference last night.

00:21:16.800 The briefings are mentioned in an interview summary

00:21:19.240 and say Trudeau was informed of allegations

00:21:21.940 related to the nomination contest

00:21:23.600 for the Toronto-area riding of Don Valley North,

00:21:26.100 that's Handong's riding,

00:21:27.100 in late September, early October of 2019.

00:21:30.720 The 2019 federal election was held on October 21st.

00:21:34.800 Do we have video on this page?

00:21:37.520 Let's continue on.

00:21:39.000 The witnesses interviewed by the commission

00:21:40.720 were referred to a document that lists briefings

00:21:43.120 the PM received in relation to allegations

00:21:45.320 of foreign interference, or FI,

00:21:48.840 as they're calling it now.

00:21:50.340 Like, everything's got to have an acronym

00:21:51.800 in the Don Valley North riding

00:21:53.660 during the nomination campaign reads the document.

00:21:55.700 And it goes on to say, the Privy Council's records appear incomplete.

00:22:01.320 Somebody has been shredding paper again.

00:22:05.200 The briefings were not reflected in the PCOIR Privy Council report.

00:22:11.780 Last Tuesday, the inquiry heard CSIS had intelligence that Chinese international students

00:22:16.880 who went to a private high school were bused in to vote in Dong's 2019 nomination contest

00:22:23.400 as first reported by Global News.

00:22:26.040 So they've got to give themselves some credit there.

00:22:28.280 Now, why would high school students,

00:22:31.820 who most aren't 18 yet,

00:22:34.600 why would they be bused to vote in a nomination?

00:22:38.320 That doesn't make sense,

00:22:40.120 because nomination elections are still under the purview of Elections Canada.

00:22:45.440 Speaking of foreign election interference

00:22:49.080 and foreign interference altogether,

00:22:50.600 Here is testimony from Conservative MP Michael Chong about what happened to him.

00:22:57.140 Mr. Chong, just a couple of questions.

00:22:58.840 Oh, and by the way, by the way, Chong makes it very apparent in his testimony here

00:23:05.380 that a prime minister could be selected, not elected, by a foreign power

00:23:11.980 because of the way our system works.

00:23:15.340 Let's watch the video.

00:23:16.420 questions at paragraph 20 of your interview summary we don't need to go there but 0.99

00:23:22.260 you recall that you said that nomination rules are vulnerable to foreign interference is that right 0.98

00:23:28.260 that's correct and the commission has heard evidence that rules for nomination contests 1.00

00:23:34.180 are similar to those for leadership contests because if you're a registered member you can

00:23:39.920 vote in a leadership contest and i wondered if you the concerns that you have about nomination

00:23:44.880 contests would also apply to leadership contests. Yes the concerns I have about nomination contests

00:23:49.620 apply to leadership contests. In fact my concern about leadership contests are even greater than

00:23:54.640 my concern about nomination contests and here's why. The nomination contest is not the end of the

00:24:03.760 matter. When a person is elected or selected as the candidate for a registered political party

00:24:13.240 there's there is then a subsequent very important step which is the um this is an mp

00:24:22.400 and he's a red tory too this is an mp a conservative mp who said elected or selected

00:24:29.580 elected or selected he said it just like we do don't you find that interesting election or or

00:24:38.640 by-election to elect that individual to the House of Commons no such second step

00:24:45.180 exists for the election of a party leader and so if the vulnerabilities that

00:24:52.200 have been exposed in testimony today and yesterday are in place for the election

00:24:58.500 of a leader of a party particularly of a party that has the majority of seats or

00:25:04.020 commands the majority of support in the House of Commons, we are

00:25:08.060 heads of government in this country, including Prime Ministers and Premiers, to this foreign

00:25:15.780 interference. I think of my late colleague, the Honorable Jim Prentice. When Jim Prentice was

00:25:21.620 appointed Premier of the province of Alberta, he was a private citizen. He was no different than

00:25:27.300 anybody walking down Wellington Street today, who was appointed by the Lieutenant Governor of the

00:25:32.020 province of Alberta to be full premier of that province. He did not have a seat in the legislative

00:25:36.600 assembly of the province of Alberta. He had simply been elected as leader of the Alberta PC party

00:25:43.300 and what has happened in recent decades both at the provincial and the federal level is that

00:25:48.440 party caucuses have deferred the election, the selection of party leaders to the registered

00:25:56.080 political parties and so we could have a situation here in Canada where a prime minister

00:26:00.600 resigns from office. The registered political party

00:26:04.680 conducts an election for the leader. That

00:26:08.720 election, if subject to the same kind of rules that some of the parties

00:26:12.760 have outlined here today and yesterday at the commission, would result

00:26:16.940 in the appointment of a prime minister who does not have

00:26:20.880 a seat in the House of Commons and who was elected through a process that was significantly

00:26:24.760 compromised by non-citizens and by foreign state actors.

00:26:28.520 And so that's why I think that's why I'm very concerned, not just about some of the evidence that we've heard here in front of the commission with respect to party nominations, but also how it relates to the appointment of heads of government, particularly the appointment of a prime minister by the governor general.

00:26:53.380 That's kind of sobering, don't you think?

00:26:55.240 because in a federal election

00:26:59.940 you have to be a Canadian citizen

00:27:02.160 and you've got to show ID

00:27:04.420 in order to vote

00:27:06.060 but in these nomination contests

00:27:08.920 you don't

00:27:09.640 so let's just say

00:27:11.720 that one of these nominees

00:27:14.360 gets selected as

00:27:17.680 wow

00:27:20.600 that is a huge flaw

00:27:22.640 in our system

00:27:23.540 that needs to be addressed

00:27:24.960 Tootsweet. Our buddy David Creighton, independent journalist, released a news alert this morning.

00:27:32.220 Re-Chinese election interference in Canada, CISA says, not allegedly.

00:27:38.920 Watch Trudeau's government bureaucrats, very uncomfortable.

00:27:42.800 We know that the PRC, the People's Republic of China, clandestinely and deceptively interfered in both the 2019 and 2021 general election.

00:27:53.600 at least 11 candidates and this was news years ago why is it still news it should have been

00:28:00.260 settled trudeau should be in shackles by now at least 11 candidates and 13 staff members were

00:28:06.800 implicated in prc foreign interference networks and trudeau still skating this is the video and

00:28:14.120 it's kind of funny watching these these prime ministers bureaucrats squirm and some sound

00:28:21.660 effects have been added to the video as well. I just want to confirm that CSIS provided briefings

00:28:26.400 to the panel of five in the lead up to the election. Yes, CSIS did. All right, thank you.

00:28:30.800 If we can scroll back up to the middle of page two.

00:28:38.260 There, perfect. So here, CSIS writes, we know that the PRC clandestinely and deceptively

00:28:45.020 interfered in both the 2019 and 2021 general elections in both cases these fi activities

00:28:51.500 were pragmatic in nature and focused primarily on supporting those viewed to be either pro-prc

00:28:56.540 or neutral on issues of interest to the prc government they also write at least 18 candidates

00:29:02.140 and 13 staff members were implicated in prc fi networks this includes this included members of

00:29:08.540 multiple political parties so my question for this panel is in the panel's briefings with CSIS in the

00:29:15.500 lead-up to the election did they use this sort of language this is the sort of information you

00:29:19.920 received like it depends on there's a lot of things here so that's true there we can break

00:29:32.540 it down what about we know what what I do remember sorry I don't even see excuse me can we scroll up

00:29:49.400 to the top of the document yeah this is there back to the so this search engine media reporting okay

00:29:59.340 So that is following the leaks. Thank you. That is really following the leaks where a briefing was prepared in order to go back to the leaks and give information about what we knew and when regarding those leaks.

00:30:17.900 So if we talk about PRC, and we see that also in the public summaries that we have sent to the commission, that the approach and the tactic of PRC is really to do some pragmatic work in the sense that they are doing activities when they leave it to promote their own issues.

00:30:47.900 interest. Nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, gobbledygook, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

00:30:56.200 But I really, really liked the...

00:31:01.720 I thought I had the crickets. No. Ah, there they are.

00:31:10.020 I thought that touch was absolutely brilliant. Okay, let's move on from Chinese election 0.68

00:31:15.880 interference in canada which we know happened we know trudeau knew about it and did nothing and for

00:31:22.180 that reason alone never mind all of the other 389 of them he should not be allowed to occupy the

00:31:32.480 prime minister's office he should not be allowed to run again at the very least and at most he

00:31:40.000 probably should be tried for sedition. Because to me, that's what that is. When you know

00:31:48.540 that a hostile foreign government is interfering in your elections, which is a sacred right

00:31:55.440 of Canadians to choose who gets to govern, not rule, govern. When you know that's going

00:32:04.540 on and you do nothing about it, to me, that is treasonous. And it's astounding to me. I've seen

00:32:13.100 all of, well, some of the independent media posting their memes about Trudeau for treason

00:32:19.580 and all of that. And it always looks so extreme to me. But when you boil it down,

00:32:25.660 should he be yeah he should at least be mercilessly questioned on this repeatedly 0.97

00:32:36.000 bear bulb style jack bauer style did you know the chinese were interfering why didn't you do 0.57

00:32:47.260 anything where's my daughter for those of you who are 24 fans you'll get it let's move on to global

00:32:56.700 warming slash climate change shall we this is al gore oh about 15 years ago or so maybe 2007 2008

00:33:06.560 let's watch what al had to say about climate change back then

00:33:11.220 For a TV the world is thinking

00:33:18.700 2009 December 14th

00:33:29.120 It's hard to capture the astonishment that the experts in the science of ice felt

00:33:37.660 when they saw this minimum in 2005,

00:33:42.780 which meant that the amount of ice that had melted,

00:33:47.580 it's been roughly the size of the continental United States

00:33:51.340 minus an area roughly the size of Arizona.

00:33:54.020 Nothing against Arizona.

00:33:56.440 But the amount that melted in 2005 was equivalent to an area

00:34:01.260 covering everything east of the Mississippi River in the United States.

00:34:05.680 Then, when the real shock to the scientists came was in 2007, when this happened, their phrase was, it fell off a cliff, and then the extra amount that melted was this much.

00:34:23.360 Now, this covers the area of ice.

00:34:29.180 It does not cover the volume of the ice, and Bob Correll referred to this.

00:34:34.620 The U.S. Naval Postgraduate School has a team that integrates the U.S. Navy's nuclear submarines that go under the ice cap

00:34:43.920 and satellite measurements that are calibrated to work with it.

00:34:48.580 And based on that, they said actually 2008 had a smaller minimum, probably, than 2007.

00:34:56.520 And these are figures that are fresh.

00:35:02.200 I don't know if they've been, I don't know when they were released,

00:35:05.640 but I just got them yesterday from Dr. Vashlov Maslowski at the Naval Postgraduate School,

00:35:12.480 and this is the volumetric record of the ice.

00:35:17.220 And some of the models suggest to Dr. Maslowski that there is a 75% chance

00:35:26.460 that the entire North Polar ice cap

00:35:31.900 during some of the summer months

00:35:36.000 could be completely ice-free

00:35:38.500 within the next five to seven years.

00:35:41.700 Bob used a figure.

00:35:42.520 Okay, that's all we need.

00:35:44.400 Five to seven years, 2009.

00:35:46.120 So we're talking about 2014 to 2016 in that area.

00:35:52.780 And here we are in 2024.

00:35:55.100 and the polar ice caps have not melted

00:35:58.420 and there is no catastrophe

00:36:00.640 and there is no flooding

00:36:02.460 at least not caused by man-made climate change

00:36:06.140 there is no disaster on this planet

00:36:09.660 that has been caused by man-made climate change

00:36:13.620 even though the alarmists will tell you differently

00:36:16.280 as a matter of fact

00:36:18.420 people are being saved

00:36:21.300 by modern technology

00:36:23.980 that uses fossil fuels.

00:36:26.560 And when we use the expression fossil fuel,

00:36:29.020 I'm talking about air conditioning,

00:36:30.500 I'm talking about refrigeration, that kind of thing.

00:36:33.440 But when we use the term fossil fuels,

00:36:36.680 we're talking about something being finite

00:36:39.940 because the dinosaurs died and their bones

00:36:42.780 and their bodies somehow created oil.

00:36:46.460 And because they've been gone for so long,

00:36:49.000 millions and millions and millions of years,

00:36:50.780 you have to dig deep into the planet

00:36:52.860 because all of the layers of sediment that have built up since then.

00:36:56.800 You have to dig deep into the planet to extract this oil to use it for energy.

00:37:01.500 But there are other theories about fossil fuels not being from fossils at all.

00:37:07.240 I mean, how did they find oil on one of the moons of Saturn?

00:37:11.720 Did they have dinosaurs there too?

00:37:15.440 Just asking.

00:37:18.560 Just asking for a friend.

00:37:21.080 So let's talk about the polar ice caps, polar ice.

00:37:25.560 And I even use Brave for this.

00:37:28.560 I use Brave quite often these days.

00:37:30.620 I'm going to say 75% to 80% of the time, Brave.

00:37:33.900 And you guys should be using Brave as well.

00:37:35.800 But even on Brave, when you type in, polar ice is not melting.

00:37:41.620 Here's what you get in your returns.

00:37:44.840 Melting of polar ice, shifting Earth itself, not just sea levels.

00:37:48.440 That's from Harvard University.

00:37:50.800 We asked a NASA scientist, is polar ice melting?

00:37:54.340 He said, oh, absolutely it's melting.

00:37:56.840 Why are glaciers and sea ice melting?

00:37:59.120 I said not melting.

00:38:01.220 See, polar ice is not melting.

00:38:03.820 I did not ask for the opposite.

00:38:07.120 Six ways loss of Arctic ice impacts everyone.

00:38:10.340 Ice sheets, vital signs of the planet, climate change,

00:38:14.940 the polar ice melt myth.

00:38:17.660 What's up with that?

00:38:20.420 Polar ice caps melting six times faster than in the 1990s.

00:38:25.240 Oh my God!

00:38:27.260 So I did click on one of these.

00:38:30.160 And it was the one you thought,

00:38:32.160 this is a scam.

00:38:34.840 Shh, don't tell anybody.

00:38:37.840 This whole thing is just such a scam.

00:38:42.800 We need to look at these people who believe in this nonsense the same way we look at these people who are still walking around with masks on, going for their 10th COVID jab this fall. 1.00

00:38:57.160 They're crazy. 1.00

00:38:59.300 These people do not have the power of rational thought. 1.00

00:39:04.420 they're just going along

00:39:07.340 with what the government says

00:39:09.220 or the cool thing

00:39:11.060 at least what they perceive to be the cool thing

00:39:13.660 science is under attack

00:39:15.700 my friends

00:39:16.460 and that's the name of this website

00:39:18.500 science under attack

00:39:19.980 so we're going to go ahead

00:39:23.380 and talk about

00:39:25.220 why the Antarctic sheet

00:39:27.520 is not

00:39:29.540 melting

00:39:29.900 no convincing evidence that

00:39:32.860 it is. Of all the observations, and this goes back like

00:39:36.900 five years, this story. Of all the observations

00:39:40.900 behind mass hysteria over our climate, none induces

00:39:45.180 as much panic as melting of the Earth's ice sheets

00:39:49.320 covering the polar land masses of Antarctica and Greenland.

00:39:52.900 As long ago as 2006, Al Gore's environmental

00:39:56.880 documentary, An Inconvenient Truth, which he made hundreds

00:40:00.920 of millions of dollars off of, let's not forget, proclaimed that global warming would melt

00:40:06.260 enough ice to cause a 6-meter, 20-foot rise in sea level in the near future, 2014 to 2016.

00:40:13.400 Nope, didn't happen. Today, every calving of large icebergs from an ice shelf or glacier

00:40:20.480 whips the mainstream media into a frenzy. The huge Antarctic ice sheet alone would raise

00:40:26.180 global sea levels by about 60 meters 200 feet were it to melt completely but there's little

00:40:32.560 evidence that the kilometers thick ice sheet which contains about 90 percent of the world's

00:40:38.120 freshwater ice is melting at all

00:40:41.020 this is what they're telling us this is what they want us to believe

00:40:55.940 I got into a conversation today with, was there actually a moon landing?

00:41:02.460 And I don't know what to believe on that.

00:41:04.080 As I look at all of that stuff, with a discerning eye,

00:41:10.200 yeah, there's evidence that maybe suggests it didn't happen.

00:41:14.060 It was all a scam to win the space race with Russia back in the 1960s.

00:41:19.160 But this is a very plausible question. 0.76

00:41:21.440 if they did go to the moon

00:41:23.560 and then went back and back and back

00:41:25.540 through all those Apollo missions

00:41:26.920 why did they just stop

00:41:29.220 and then when they restarted

00:41:31.640 with the space shuttles in the 1980s

00:41:34.680 why didn't they go back to the moon

00:41:37.080 why did they just orbit the earth

00:41:39.020 in space shuttles

00:41:39.960 is it because they couldn't

00:41:43.700 they didn't know how

00:41:45.460 what was the point in orbiting the earth

00:41:47.520 in space shuttles unless just to drop satellites

00:41:49.760 and maybe go and give the people in the space station

00:41:52.800 some supplies every now and again?

00:41:55.320 I mean, what were you going to be doing up there?

00:41:57.640 Just going around the Earth.

00:42:00.540 Nothing to see here.

00:42:02.480 Why didn't they go to the moon?

00:42:04.400 Why, if you could go to the moon,

00:42:06.880 why wouldn't you start building a station on the moon?

00:42:11.060 Does that not make sense?

00:42:13.520 But they didn't go back.

00:42:14.780 They still haven't gone back.

00:42:16.180 and now elon musk is talking about mars anyway back to this story here any calving of large

00:42:25.660 icebergs and natural process unrelated to warming from an ice shelf or even disintegration into

00:42:31.480 small icebergs barely affect sea level this is because the ice that breaks off was already

00:42:37.240 floating on the ocean although a retreating ice shelf can contribute to sea level rise by

00:42:42.880 accelerating the downhill flow of glaciers that feed the shelf.

00:42:46.580 Current breakups of Antarctic ice shelves are adding no more than about 0.1 millimeter

00:42:52.660 or about four one thousandths of an inch per year to global sea levels.

00:43:00.700 According to NOAA, the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

00:43:08.660 I guess they haven't been whipped into shape down there yet at the NOAA.

00:43:13.860 Some of Biden's goons are going to have to pay them a visit pretty soon.

00:43:18.060 Global warming has certainly affected Antarctica, though not by as much as the Arctic.

00:43:23.740 East Antarctica, by far the largest region that covers two-thirds of the continent,

00:43:27.720 heated up by only 0.06 degrees Celsius per decade between 1958 and 2012.

00:43:36.020 At the South Pole, which is located in East Antarctica, temperatures actually fell in recent decades.

00:43:42.880 Look, there's a lot of reasons that our climate is going to change.

00:43:48.920 It's been constantly changing ever since Earth became a thing millions and millions of years ago.

00:43:56.500 It's been changing since human beings have been on this planet.

00:44:01.120 Just look it up. You'll see.

00:44:03.340 Apparently right now, according to Climate the Movie, and some of you say that you can't find it on YouTube,

00:44:08.480 maybe they took it down by now.

00:44:10.140 it probably makes sense i would go to rumble and look for that climate the movie they say

00:44:17.140 all of the professors all the scientists in that particular film they say that right now

00:44:23.840 we're actually pretty cold as a planet we're coming out of the little ice age

00:44:27.740 i mean temperatures have been much hotter on this planet and yes with human beings on it

00:44:35.200 but we're more suited for heat than we are for cold anyway

00:44:40.560 because the human species evolved around the equator hot

00:44:45.680 go watch that movie go watch the movie go wait it's a documentary go watch that find it someplace

00:44:54.800 if it's not on youtube you'll find it on rumble maybe even bit shoot go and check it out for

00:44:58.720 yourself because it really is a good watch and it's like an hour and a half maybe according to

00:45:04.460 left-wing corporate global news,

00:45:06.640 and we do have video of this.

00:45:08.680 Pierre Polyev wants Trudeau

00:45:10.300 to have a carbon price meeting

00:45:11.880 on TV with the

00:45:14.320 premiers, and here is

00:45:16.320 what happened in the House of Commons

00:45:18.540 today.

00:45:23.200 By the way, I wish he would stop speaking

00:45:26.080 in slogans when he's in the House of Commons.

00:45:28.140 I mean, if you're at a rally, that's one thing.

00:45:29.840 Not gonna axe the tax, not worth

00:45:32.000 the cost, but not in the House of Commons.

00:45:34.040 In the House of Commons, just stop it. Stop it and talk.

00:46:04.040 tax conference if he is so sure of himself on this issue.

00:46:13.040 The Parliamentary Budget Officer has confirmed that eight out of ten families across the

00:46:18.100 country get more money with the Canada carbon rebate attached to the price on pollution

00:46:23.860 than it costs them. That is $1,800 arriving for a family of four in Alberta. It is thousands

00:46:29.660 of dollars right across the country. These are things that are helping people with the

00:46:33.780 the high cost of living in groceries at the same time as we fight climate change.

00:46:37.880 But, Mr. Speaker, what would be also helpful is if we were able to deliver the doubling

00:46:43.260 of the rural top-up to put hundreds of dollars in the pocket of the Canadians, but the Conservative

00:46:48.320 Party is blocking the legislation to double the rural top-up.

00:46:53.620 Now, excuse me.

00:46:57.360 One second here. 0.99

00:46:58.740 there's like trudeau thinks we're idiots there are 338 seats in the house of commons the liberals 0.99

00:47:11.140 hold 157 of those seats the ndp holds 25 of those seats together they are a majority and that's how 0.99

00:47:18.540 they're acting right now the conservatives who hold 120 or 119 or 121 whichever that's it

00:47:27.000 they're the opposition they can do nothing to block anything procedurally sure they can't for

00:47:34.920 a couple of days here and there they can filibuster they can't ask for more committees they can ask for

00:47:39.940 more research and studies and debate and all of that but ultimately it will pass so what is trudeau

00:47:49.300 talking about when he says that the conservatives are blocking anything it's amazing amazing 1.00

00:47:56.600 He is the government, and he thinks that you are a moron. 1.00

00:48:02.200 The Honourable Leader of the Opposition. 0.99

00:48:04.960 I think that is mathematically impossible, given that the NDP Liberal government has a combined majority and can pass anything it wants,

00:48:14.500 which is exactly why we're in such a mess today as a country.

00:48:18.300 After eight years, this NDP Liberal Prime Minister is not worth the cost,

00:48:22.400 And that's why the Parliamentary Budget Officer confirms 60% of Canadians are paying more in carbon taxes than getting back in rebates.

00:48:31.120 But why doesn't the Prime Minister, if he believes the contrary,

00:48:34.500 why doesn't he have the courage to sit down in a televised and open forum and have a carbon tax conference with the premiers?

00:48:45.920 The right Honourable Prime Minister.

00:48:47.800 We did sit down with the premiers eight years ago

00:48:51.300 and established the Pan-Canadian Framework on Climate Change.

00:48:55.000 Now hold on just a second, Justin.

00:48:57.100 Let me stop you right there.

00:48:59.460 The provinces actually took you to court to stop it.

00:49:06.980 It went all the way to the Supreme Court,

00:49:09.600 and then you finally won somehow 0.80

00:49:11.620 and imposed your ridiculous carbon regime on the country.

00:49:15.600 I still believe it's unconstitutional, but, you know, far be it for me to dispute the findings of a Supreme Court justice.

00:49:24.140 Anyway.

00:49:26.840 Lie. Lie.

00:49:35.180 Okay, here's what I want you to do.

00:49:38.180 Look at Jonathan Wilkinson here. He's on his phone. He's not paying attention. He doesn't care.

00:49:42.640 He's an MP from North Vancouver.

00:49:45.600 His writing is in jeopardy right now,

00:49:47.540 according to the polls that you can find on 338 Canada.

00:49:51.880 Get him out.

00:49:53.340 If you live in North Van, get him out.

00:49:57.940 Out. 1.00

00:49:59.100 Marcy Ean, get her out. 1.00

00:50:01.400 She's nodding her head in agreement. 1.00

00:50:03.840 Get her out. 1.00

00:50:06.660 These people do not deserve to be in government. 1.00

00:50:09.400 Look at all of these clapping walruses here.

00:50:12.620 nodding in approval at this 1.00

00:50:16.080 idiot as he bellows lies and lies to the Canadian people 1.00

00:50:19.460 it's astounding really 1.00

00:50:20.920 that is a way of both fighting climate change and helping with affordability

00:50:24.800 now not only are the Conservative Party counting on

00:50:27.880 pulling away, taking away those Canada Carbon

00:50:31.100 rebate checks, they're arriving this coming Monday

00:50:34.300 on April 15th, people will see in their bank accounts

00:50:37.420 the Canada Carbon rebate that puts more money in their pockets

00:50:41.020 ahead of the costs associated with fighting climate change.

00:50:45.940 Yeah, but you see, you took it out,

00:50:48.560 and then you put it back in,

00:50:52.300 and they're getting more money back.

00:50:55.380 So let's just say I paid $250 this quarter on carbon tax,

00:51:01.420 and I got a check for $275 from Justin Trudeau.

00:51:06.840 All right.

00:51:08.460 That seems okay.

00:51:09.880 I guess

00:51:11.440 but then why are you taking this money

00:51:13.800 in the first place

00:51:14.860 what is the point

00:51:17.460 and why are you

00:51:20.120 giving me free money

00:51:21.620 when we've got

00:51:23.960 a deficit problem in this country

00:51:26.060 none of this makes

00:51:31.960 any sense whatsoever

00:51:34.100 and somehow

00:51:36.100 the latest poll show

00:51:37.460 the conservatives with 43%

00:51:39.560 the Liberals with 25%, the NDP with 18%.

00:51:42.900 There's still between 20% and 25% of people in this country

00:51:46.900 who would vote for this guy.

00:51:49.720 That's the problem with Canada right now. 0.94

00:51:54.440 Trudeau, he's laughable. 1.00

00:51:56.280 He's a clown. 1.00

00:51:57.720 He's an idiot. 1.00

00:51:58.640 He's an asshat. 1.00

00:52:00.380 He is what he is. 1.00

00:52:02.500 It's the people that would vote for this guy.

00:52:06.260 That's the problem. 0.99

00:52:07.680 And the solution, I suppose, is to beat them senseless. 0.99

00:52:16.180 Anybody who votes for this guy. 0.99

00:52:19.480 Of course, I'm kidding.

00:52:20.700 You know that.

00:52:21.560 I would never, ever condone violence on this show.

00:52:25.420 Never.

00:52:27.660 We've all heard carbon offsets.

00:52:30.360 Remember, I think it was the 2019 election.

00:52:33.360 Some left-wing media actually asked Trudeau,

00:52:36.840 You know, you sit here and you spout about carbon taxes and pollution and all of this stuff,

00:52:41.560 and yet here you are in your campaign flying back and forth, back and forth, back and forth, back and forth.

00:52:48.440 And at the time, the answer came not from Justin Trudeau, but Gerald Butts, who was his primary secretary in the PMO.

00:52:55.960 He said, yeah, we bought carbon offsets. Don't worry about that. Carbon offsets. Yeah, yeah, we're good. Carbon offsets.

00:53:00.760 and i thought to myself what does that even mean a carbon offset can somebody explain to me oh well

00:53:09.320 if you pay for some coupons you can pollute as much as you want because we'll plant a tree

00:53:15.840 in return for your 3 000 mile flight you see

00:53:21.140 so i found this article here from polybarks.com why carbon offsets now this article isn't exactly

00:53:30.600 what you think it is or want it to be,

00:53:33.680 but it should answer some questions for us all.

00:53:37.520 Why carbon offsets are a scam

00:53:39.480 and what's the better alternative?

00:53:41.660 Well, let's go ahead and read.

00:53:43.680 A 2023 investigation found that more than 90%,

00:53:47.140 90% of the carbon offsets

00:53:49.260 from the world's largest carbon standard,

00:53:52.060 Vera, were bogus.

00:53:54.220 whether it's a scam or whether carbon offsetting is simply too difficult to accurately track it's

00:54:06.320 a stark reminder that easy solutions are rarely right so this person actually believes in this

00:54:13.240 carbon change or sorry climate change nonsense but still thinks that these carbon offsets are

00:54:19.300 a scam. And there's probably a better way, a better way indeed. So let's talk about carbon

00:54:25.120 offsets, what they are, why they won't work in the fight against the climate crisis, and what you

00:54:32.000 can do instead. Well, what are these things in the first place? A carbon offset is a way for people,

00:54:37.800 companies, and even governmental organizations to invest money into environmental projects

00:54:42.100 that theoretically balance our carbon emissions net zero this usually takes the form of energy

00:54:50.960 renewable projects like solar installation or wind farms which don't work because you can't

00:54:58.000 store that power let's remember that and how much land do these things take up drive down the number

00:55:06.420 one highway in Saskatchewan, a little bit east of Regina, this massive wind farm. Can't

00:55:11.980 believe how far it goes. Miles and miles and miles and miles. And when you ask the government,

00:55:18.360 can you please tell us the amount of electricity generated from these wind farms? You never

00:55:23.340 get a clear answer. Danielle Smith said, yeah, we get enough energy from these wind

00:55:30.420 farms and these solar energy panels to heat maybe six houses, six houses, six.

00:55:38.800 Anyway, this article talks about what the money does from the carbon offsets.

00:55:45.480 It goes into energy and renewable projects or forestry initiatives like planting trees

00:55:50.520 or preserving forests that would otherwise be cleared.

00:55:53.580 so because you bought that carbon offset that tree you saved a tree

00:56:01.020 sounds great right you emit x tons of carbon on your trip and you pay some money not a whole lot

00:56:10.180 to neutralize these emissions you feel better because that's what this is all about that and

00:56:16.580 money you feel better and an incredible environmental project gets help to make the

00:56:21.720 world a better place concept is great in theory but wait there's more in practice it rarely works

00:56:31.460 out that way why are carbon offsets a scam recent article by the guardian reveals all

00:56:37.560 the research into vera the world's leading carbon standard for rapidly growing two billion 1.6

00:56:44.760 billion pounds voluntary offsets market has lots of money right has found that based on

00:56:51.400 analysis of a significant percentage of the

00:56:53.360 projects. More than 90% of their

00:56:55.380 rainforest offset credits among the most

00:56:57.340 commonly used by companies are likely

00:56:59.420 phantom credits

00:57:01.320 and do not

00:57:03.340 represent genuine carbon

00:57:05.220 reductions.

00:57:08.480 You're a

00:57:09.460 polluter

00:57:10.120 if you bought any carbon offsets

00:57:13.480 from this company. Vera.

00:57:15.700 Vera.

00:57:16.880 The analysis raises questions over the credits

00:57:19.320 bought by a number of internationally

00:57:21.200 renowned companies. Some of them have labeled their

00:57:23.220 products carbon neutral.

00:57:25.760 Mmm, gonna have to take that label

00:57:27.280 off, you can pick it off with your thumb,

00:57:29.120 not carbon neutral anymore.

00:57:31.620 Carbon neutral.

00:57:34.140 Or have told their

00:57:35.280 consumers they can fly, buy new

00:57:37.320 clothes, or eat certain foods without

00:57:38.900 making the climate crisis any worse.

00:57:42.360 Now,

00:57:42.840 I'm not going to read any more of this article

00:57:45.360 because now this

00:57:46.940 genius here, Pauly Barks,

00:57:49.320 is going to tell us what we can do instead.

00:57:54.580 I have a wonderful idea for this.

00:57:57.680 Do you want to hear it?

00:57:59.300 My idea is nothing.

00:58:05.280 We live life as we've been living it since we were born.

00:58:11.420 How does that sound to you?

00:58:14.000 Sounds fine to me.

00:58:16.300 Kristen Megan.

00:58:17.620 Do you know who Kristen Megan is?

00:58:18.880 Kristen Megan is former USAF, U.S. Air Force, and she talks about chemtrails quite often.

00:58:28.760 And I thought I would play this video for you guys just so that we can understand exactly what all of this is

00:58:35.100 because I've seen a lot of posts on social media lately regarding chemtrails from all regions of the country.

00:58:43.420 So, this video goes back 11 years. Kristen Megan talks about what's really in those canisters and why these pilots are doing this job. She did it. She is a geoengineer. Kristen Megan, here we go.

00:59:00.660 well good evening everybody because we are a little bit behind schedule i'm gonna go ahead

00:59:15.120 and start let me just get this set up so for those of you who may already know me um you know

00:59:21.300 me as kristen megan the loudmouth liberty enforcer i am a contributor for infowars.com the next news

00:59:27.700 network and a bunch of alternative media sites I want to tell you a little story

00:59:32.560 about my previous identity in my previous identity I'm known as sergeant

00:59:37.720 Kristen Edwards 2001 I didn't really know what I wanted to do with my life

00:59:43.840 and in 2001 I figured you know what I heard about a bunch of my friends going

00:59:48.940 into the military and it seemed like they could get their college funded and

00:59:51.960 do great things defending this nation. So in 2001, I rose my right hand in the

00:59:58.220 Constitution to defend and uphold. And as ignorant as I was, that Constitution was 0.76

01:00:04.680 just a subject in high school history. I hadn't read it. Throughout my career I was 0.96

01:00:11.040 stationed all over the nation, all over the world. I started out in England. My

01:00:16.740 job was in bio-environmental engineering. For those of you who don't know what that

01:00:21.360 is if you've ever heard of OSHA anyone heard of OSHA I follow the health side

01:00:26.400 so my job was to ensure that everything that the Air Force was doing that we

01:00:32.420 were tracking the exposures for all military personnel as related to what

01:00:36.900 was the Air Force doing how did it relate to health and what was the Air

01:00:41.460 Force doing and how did it relate to environmental impact I spent almost 10

01:00:47.300 years in the Air Force. I'd love to say it was the best 10 years of my life, but

01:00:52.820 I'll tell you about one day that changed my life. My second base was in Oklahoma

01:00:57.920 City at Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma. How many of you have heard about

01:01:02.960 geoengineering or chemtrails? How many of you have heard it's a crazy loon 0.96

01:01:08.960 conspiracy theory? I just want to ask you guys one question. Do I look crazy to you?

01:01:15.820 Did I talk to any plants, or walk up here backwards, or am I wearing a tinfoil hat?

01:01:23.820 I'm not crazy.

01:01:25.820 Throughout my military career in the Air Force, I was made rank my first time.

01:01:30.820 I had four stripes on my shoulder.

01:01:33.820 I had medals like you couldn't believe.

01:01:36.820 I was the exemplary Staff Sergeant of the United States Air Force.

01:01:39.820 Air Force I actually was transferred from one base to another to do a special

01:01:44.320 operation because of my stellar background. When I was at Tinker Air

01:01:49.060 Force Base Oklahoma I heard about geoengineering and I thought oh those

01:01:54.040 crazy conspiracy loons. I'm sure we've all heard of Alex Jones from Infowars.com

01:01:58.940 The man I once thought was a loon wearing a tinfoil hat living in a bunker

01:02:03.160 that I just shunned off as you know this guy doesn't get it. Did he strap on a

01:02:07.720 uniform? Has he gone out there and defended his country? Well, it was around 2007 that I first

01:02:16.620 heard about geoengineering, and I started to piece the puzzles together like a spouse who thinks

01:02:22.300 their husband or wife is cheating when all the dots start to connect, right? Well, part of my

01:02:28.580 job in bioenvironmental engineering was to approve hazardous materials that came on the base.

01:02:33.960 So whether you were using a simple spray can of paint,

01:02:37.400 or you were ordering an oil solvent to degrease airplanes,

01:02:41.540 I sat at a computer and I approved those hazardous materials on base

01:02:45.420 and tied them to a process and a building.

01:02:49.780 Now there are certain things we all know in the military that are classified, right?

01:02:53.540 So even though I had a security clearance, it says a need-to-know basis.

01:02:58.620 So when I started approving what is called an Air Force Form 3952,

01:03:03.160 the approval of hazardous materials, and I started seeing barium, aluminum oxide, and

01:03:10.700 strontium come on the base from a contractor whose name was not listed, which was not normal.

01:03:18.080 I started to realize that those crazy tinfoil hat-wearing conspiracy theorists might not 0.71

01:03:23.340 be so crazy.

01:03:24.040 So in 2008, amongst myself, I lived about less than a mile behind the flight line at

01:03:33.060 Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma, and Oklahoma City, and due to my background as an industrial

01:03:38.280 hygienist and an environmental specialist, I conducted soil grade sampling and grade

01:03:42.880 sampling.

01:03:43.880 Those of you who may not be too privy to chemistry, you know that there's natural elements occurring

01:03:48.840 in earth.

01:03:50.480 Aluminum is one of them.

01:03:52.720 However, barium, radioactive, and strontium are not.

01:03:58.740 So I conducted those samples and saw limits in my community that would make your head spin.

01:04:06.580 And I started to realize that those peers within my professional community that were trying to wake those of us in the military up were right.

01:04:15.520 So right when I decided I was on defense, should I re-enlist? 0.91

01:04:20.000 I was pregnant, just so you know, with my now nine-year-old daughter, Nuggie. 0.68

01:04:23.420 You'll see her walking around. 0.94

01:04:24.720 And I thought, wow, this is my livelihood.

01:04:27.380 Do I question this?

01:04:29.580 Or do I re-enlist and move forward?

01:04:32.900 Amongst my ignorance, I moved forward.

01:04:35.740 And I re-enlisted again.

01:04:37.600 I raised my right hand in a constitution which I had not read all the way through.

01:04:43.040 So after Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, I got transferred to 90 miles south of here.

01:04:47.860 Warner Robins Air Force Base. Anyone know where that is? Yeah it's like the big hub

01:04:53.380 here in Georgia to fund the military. There's a lot of civilians that work

01:04:57.620 there. It's 85% civilianized, 15% military. While I was at Warner

01:05:03.640 Robins Air Force Base, let me remind you I mentioned earlier that I got

01:05:06.400 transferred from one base to another due to my professional background. Because I

01:05:12.640 was such a stellar NCO in the Air Force, they transferred me from one depot

01:05:16.640 maintenance base to the other one in the Air Force, Warner Robins. While at Warner

01:05:22.520 Robins Air Force Base, I thought I was defending my country on a home front,

01:05:28.520 making sure that all those people that went out there, frontline, were safe and

01:05:32.720 protected from porcinogens, radiation, inhalation, drinking water, noise, all of

01:05:39.080 it. My job was to protect them so they could be all they can be. In 2009, late

01:05:45.800 2009, I stumbled upon something that changed my life. I ran across an

01:05:53.000 operation at Warren Robbins Air Force Base which was exposing thousands of

01:05:57.920 civilians to carcinogens. Those of you that are familiar with OSHA in general

01:06:02.840 industry and construction history, for different constituents known as

01:06:06.700 hazardous materials, OSHA sets levels for which certain employees can be exposed

01:06:10.940 to? Well, what if I told you that these employees were exposed a hundred times over that occupational

01:06:17.080 exposure limit? That's probably scary. That's an acute and an immediate hazard to carcinogens.

01:06:25.540 People were getting sick. People were getting cancer. People had sores in their mouth from

01:06:31.460 something called strontium chromate or chrome 6, a carcinogenic metal used in military operations.

01:06:37.340 So after what I saw at Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma,

01:06:40.940 and then what I saw at Warner Robins Air Force Base, Georgia,

01:06:44.600 everything that I knew, everything that I thought I knew,

01:06:48.740 this great nation, we are heroes.

01:06:50.640 I had four stripes on my arm and 11 medals and ribbons on my chest.

01:06:55.440 I thought I was protecting my homeland.

01:06:59.240 When I brought to my commander, to his attention,

01:07:02.040 that there were people exposed to these hazardous pollutants

01:07:05.960 and people were getting sick, I'll give you the synopsis of the story.

01:07:10.440 I took these air samples. I took the swipe samples.

01:07:15.580 These people were actually dumb and ignorant enough to threaten me in writing. 1.00

01:07:20.880 My threat was, mind you, I had a perfect history. 1.00

01:07:25.020 Not one article of paperwork. Not one Article 15.

01:07:29.060 Not one negative aspect on my record.

01:07:31.760 I was the poster child for what an Air Force NCO should be.

01:07:35.960 I was told that if I told the employees which is required by law that they were

01:07:40.700 exposed to these materials that my commander had the authority to lock me

01:07:46.620 up in a mental institution for up to 120 days without being questioned at the

01:07:52.200 time my daughter was five years old I was told who will take care of your

01:07:57.680 daughter because I was divorced I was threatened to be locked up in a mental

01:08:01.760 for trying to do my job. I was threatened to have my one child who I love with all

01:08:08.060 my life taken away from me because I tried to do the one thing I was trained

01:08:13.340 to do, protect the workforce. So folks let me tell you, 2001 is when I entered the

01:08:20.240 military. Four stripes on my arm, 11 medals and awards on my chest, but it

01:08:26.240 only took one day to change my life and that day was October 27 2010 when I left

01:08:32.660 the United States Air Force at almost 10 years halfway to retirement I would

01:08:36.500 have been scot-free I left as a whistleblower of the United States Air

01:08:40.280 Force I had my life threatened I was followed my phones were tapped I had

01:08:47.180 journalists at my front door I had no job I left the United States Air Force

01:08:51.860 honorably as a whistleblower. It is because of what happened to me in the

01:08:56.840 Air Force, an avenue in which I thought I was a hero, an American hero, as we all

01:09:02.040 think those in uniform are. When I realized that we are not honest and that

01:09:08.480 the core values that the United States Air Force taught me were completely just

01:09:13.040 talking points, it made me sick to my stomach. After leaving the U.S.

01:09:19.340 Air Force, I worked for the Department of Veterans Affairs, which I figured I would

01:09:24.160 be blacklisted and would never get a job with the U.S. government. Why I worked for the U.S.

01:09:27.700 government, I don't know at this point, but it was easy to get because I was a

01:09:31.320 disabled veteran. Why I was at the Department of Veterans Affairs thinking I

01:09:36.060 could turn things around. You know what I witnessed? How many of you are veterans here?

01:09:40.480 Right here.

01:09:41.680 Several of you.

01:09:42.280 Ten is.

01:09:43.280 Let me tell you about a little program that the Department of Veterans Affairs has.

01:09:46.840 When you come in with PTSD, depression, anxiety, drinking problem, substance problem, they

01:09:56.060 put you on psychotropic drugs.

01:09:59.180 They put you on psychotropic drugs in which they get kickback for and profit for from

01:10:03.520 Big Pharma.

01:10:05.080 And then when you get addicted, they put you in a program called DDTC.

01:10:09.600 It's called Drug Demand Treatment Center.

01:10:11.840 So once they get you on these drugs that they profited from, they then put you in a program

01:10:16.500 that they get government grants from to put you in rehab so those of you who are veterans I would

01:10:23.760 really rethink your care at the veterans facilities and no one's saying that as a former employee

01:10:29.180 puts a big bullseye on my forehead but frankly I don't care because let me tell you the difference

01:10:36.000 between 2001 and 2013 I read my Constitution front and back I read the

01:10:45.840 Declaration of Independence I read it all and I stand here admitting to you 0.58

01:10:51.060 that I was an ignorant person in the United States military who thought they

01:10:54.960 were a hero but you know what you know I can tell you I consider myself a hero or

01:11:02.340 an idol now because I put my career on the line as an industrial hygienist who now works in the

01:11:07.880 private sector after leaving the VA and as a contributor to Infowars.com, to the next news

01:11:14.720 network, to different avenues which you can spread your message. I realized that instead of dwelling

01:11:19.760 on all the negative that really changed my life, I am here to redeem myself. And I ask you that are

01:11:26.500 veterans, or any of you that are civilian. What do you do in your careers? Do you work in the

01:11:33.120 medical profession? Do you work in an airport? Where do you work? And what do you see? Because

01:11:41.380 I guarantee you, if you step back and you connect those dots, you will see things that never made

01:11:47.940 sense to you before. So as I fight the hatred and the disinformation trolls and those who try to

01:11:55.500 ruin my reputation for every negative thing I find about myself in the

01:12:00.300 internet excuse my Frenchman pisses me off and you know what it makes me pull 0.93

01:12:05.500 out some more documents that took before I left the United States Air Force and I 0.84

01:12:09.840 save them and I publish them and I send them to my family members throughout the

01:12:14.440 country and I have friends tell me be careful you know what I tell them be

01:12:19.880 careful what I was in the United States military they have my social care number

01:12:23.520 my address my cell phone number they can find me so what I want to leave with you

01:12:28.020 here today is to tell you if you know someone who's in the military now or you

01:12:32.460 know a veteran engage them it's your due diligence whether you are not you agree

01:12:38.500 with quote conspiracy websites like info wars calm or prison planet or whether

01:12:43.320 you believe in geoengineering or chemtrails please believe me because I

01:12:46.800 saw firsthand okay this is not what I want to be known for it's a huge target

01:12:50.940 on my back. I ask you to ask those veterans in your family or those friends and ask them to

01:12:56.480 rise up, as Robbie Wells says. Do your part. Defend your nation. Join Oath Keepers. Get in touch with

01:13:05.320 all the alternative media outlets. Support the acts of musicians. You guys, it all matters. I have

01:13:10.200 people tell me, why do you do what you do? There's nothing we can do about it. I know the TSA is

01:13:15.300 unconstitutional, but what can we do about it? Well, let me tell you, I've done things about it,

01:13:20.340 okay? I've shot documentaries. I've done TV shows. I have things in the works I can't even mention

01:13:26.040 so that they don't get edited before they air. You can do something about it. So just remember

01:13:31.600 these numbers. 2001, I thought I was doing good. Four stripes on my arm, 11 medals on my chest.

01:13:39.200 One day to change my life. What day will be yours? Because trust me, it will come. It will directly

01:13:45.700 affect you, and you will remember this.

01:13:48.100 So please, rise up,

01:13:50.280 do your due diligence, do your

01:13:51.720 own investigations, and support your

01:13:53.700 military by educating them.

01:13:56.020 Thank you.

01:13:56.740 Thank you.

01:14:05.420 Whoa. Kristen Megan.

01:14:07.400 Right there. Kristen

01:14:08.880 Megan.

01:14:11.420 Active on X.

01:14:13.040 You can find her and follow her 1.00

01:14:14.760 there and i saw some comments coming in shadow you've got to get that woman on your show and i

01:14:19.640 say i could not agree more she is one of the most sought after guests for independent media 0.72

01:14:28.600 all across the world but since you ask i will absolutely try to get her on she would be

01:14:36.620 such a fascinating person to have a conversation with that's it for the social media portion of

01:14:44.480 the show tonight you guys went a little long for you tonight sorry to keep you so long um but have

01:14:49.940 a great rest of your night catch you tomorrow night at eight o'clock central for another shadow

01:14:53.980 at night live stream if you're going to be still with us in the next couple of minutes on shadow

01:14:58.480 davis.com and i would absolutely love you to be i'll see you soon thank you for your support i

01:15:03.980 love you all and appreciate you all and i'll be back in two minutes on shadow davis.com

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