00:03:30.000Good evening, everybody. Welcome to Shadow at Night.
00:03:37.380This is Tuesday, August the 1st, 2023.
00:03:41.840On the show tonight, teen independent journalist Tyson Hockley from his studio on Vancouver Island joins the show.
00:03:47.400We're going to talk about censorship, folks.
00:03:49.660Whoever would have thought, even three years ago or less, that if you created a channel on YouTube or Facebook,
00:03:59.160you might be banned for saying something you didn't even know was offensive
00:04:04.480but things have changed a lot community standards and algorithms and ai artificial intelligence has
00:04:12.840become part of the public consciousness now as a matter of fact by and large that's how these big
00:04:19.080tech platforms roll they use artificial intelligence to disseminate what's offensive
00:04:24.500and what's against community standards and what isn't and if you decide you want to fight that
00:04:29.320as a content creator you have to convince artificial intelligence that you're right
00:04:36.520which is next to impossible depending on how this artificial intelligence has been programmed so
00:04:42.540tyson and i are going to talk about that and a little bit more tonight how his show has been
00:04:47.940going the guests he's had on in the past little while and more let's go say some hellos over on
00:04:54.400rumble oh and by the way that's the reason we'll no longer no longer not even sparingly be
00:04:58.920broadcasting this show on facebook because they won't let us and i'm going to give you an example
00:05:03.580of that in just a few short minutes hello steve watching in selkirk hello seven mers in grand
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00:05:16.080black falls alberta hello azizi in london quitcher is watching in burlington ontario hello eddie and
00:05:21.440stonewall pamela's in minnesota esky dogs is watching in pilot mound manitoba mimi is watching
00:05:28.880in austin fell gsd blacks in enola hello peace five one is watching in montreal drumbo one two
00:05:36.440three four in norwich ontario hello mo you know watching in alameda not california in alberta is
00:05:43.000watching in sherwood park oh by the way have you noticed any weird weird lights going up in your
00:05:50.640city i've got some pictures i want to show you guys during the show tonight so that's going to
00:05:56.480be a little bit later on please pay attention for those and perhaps you can help me discern
00:06:00.780what they are i've got the email explaining kind of what they might be from one of our viewers
00:06:07.140hello kev hey the carmen campground now uh patricia's watching from somewhere i don't know
00:06:13.920from where adrian hello adrian watching in south winnipeg moonlit dancer is watching tonight the
00:06:18.960grandma the grandma one two three is watching in southern alberta lexus 400 is that's sharon and
00:06:26.160don watching in frankville ontario so thank you guys for being here tonight don't forget to get
00:06:31.260it out there if you can on facebook if not whatever social and instagram by the way both
00:06:37.380meta platforms will be banning news in canada as of today that story is coming up the official story
00:06:44.520is coming up in just a second so you won't be able to share on instagram either uh so find a way
00:06:50.000get it out there to as many people as you can even if you have to use freaking messenger to do it one
00:06:56.180by one by one by one but let's get this out to as many people as we possibly can and you know what
00:07:01.880helps on rumble if you guys hit the thumbs up enough times if you guys get enough chat going
00:07:07.340if you guys leave enough comments that will encourage the rumble algorithms to throw this
00:07:12.600show on the front page right next to ben shapiro and viva fry and russell brand and all of those
00:07:19.060guys which will give the show increased exposure and that's what we need right now because they're
00:07:24.880trying to take it away on other platforms the dominant platforms the platforms like
00:07:28.980youtube and facebook and they're also trying to take away news and they will be depending on how
00:07:35.340they decide to roll this out on google you will not in canada you will not be able to google
00:07:41.780any news because they won't allow it google is the biggest search platform in the world
00:07:50.760so that's why i say your new searching engine now is brave go and download this on your phone
00:08:00.060it's an orange lion head you can't miss it find it in the app store and start using it on your
00:08:05.920laptop if you still use one of those too because it's important that we don't use these censorship
00:08:11.220platforms, whether it's the government of Canada or whether it's themselves deciding they're going
00:08:16.900to censor. And they have been. This just makes it worse, to be honest. And whatever you do,
00:08:21.480make sure you get a VPN. This is the most important thing so that you can fool the
00:08:30.620algorithms into believing you're not where you really are. You could say maybe you live in
00:08:35.160Minnesota or you live in Arizona or Mexico or someplace that doesn't censor the news.
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00:12:13.060But Justin Trudeau seems to feel as though he's standing up for Canadians somehow.
00:12:18.100Now, Meta, which again, is the company that owns Facebook and Instagram to remove all news from Facebook and Instagram in the coming weeks.
00:12:30.600Meta is following through with its promise to end all availability of news on its platforms, including Facebook and Instagram, following the Online News Act passing.
00:12:41.240According to the Canadian press, after running some tests to limit news for a small percentage of users, the California-based tech company says it's now ready to implement the ban on a mass scale.
00:12:56.740In order to provide clarity to the millions of Canadians and businesses who use our platforms, we are announcing today that we have begun the process of ending news availability permanently in Canada.
00:13:09.180That from Rachel Curran, who is the head of public policy for Meta Canada.
00:13:13.120Now, they don't say we're ending news availability until such time as the government rethinks this ridiculous law or a new government comes in and rescinds the law.
00:13:24.100They are saying permanently Canadians will no longer be able to view or share news articles and content posted by publishers and broadcasters from within Canada or internationally.
00:13:35.340all news links to articles photographs reels and short videos are expected to begin disappearing
00:13:42.400from the platforms as a matter of fact wayne peters from what's up canada and looking glass
00:13:49.080media lgm.news made a post today saying somebody i'm not sure who it was possibly himself had 406
00:13:57.860posts removed from the past three years on his facebook page or her facebook page we don't know
00:14:05.320who it was i suspect strongly that it was wayne because you know wayne and i expect the same
00:14:12.240thing will happen to this page on facebook those residing outside of canada however will not be
00:14:20.460affected by the ban and this is why i say get yourself a vpn if you're still dead set on using
00:14:27.220instagram on facebook for news several media outlets and even the federal government have
00:14:33.320already ended their advertising with meta in response to the decision like meta gives a rat's
00:14:38.880ass meta said the move to block news is merely a consequence of the government's online news act
00:14:43.920bill that passed earlier this year blah blah blah for many months we have been transparent about our
00:14:49.280concerns with the online news act it's based on the incorrect premise that meta benefits unfairly
00:14:54.180from news content shared on our platforms when the reverse is actually true said current yes it is
00:14:59.720not that i'm standing up for big tech because they censor with the best of them but in this case
00:15:04.200they happen to be right news outlets voluntarily share content on facebook and instagram to expand
00:15:10.260their audiences and help their bottom line in contrast we know the people using our platforms
00:15:15.980don't come to us for news well that's not completely true either i think that's a little
00:15:21.980aberration of the truth there the trudeau government claims the new bill will create
00:15:26.560a more level playing field between the financially declining news industry and online advertisers
00:15:31.400i don't think so it's ridiculous to even assume that i don't know where they would have come up
00:15:38.400with that do they have some inside research that tells them that are they just saying that
00:15:42.120because they want to control the internet they want to control all information that's the real
00:15:47.480reason for what's going on right now. Don't think for one second the government didn't know how
00:15:53.420Meta felt about this. They were meeting for months before the passage of Bill C-18, now the Online
00:15:58.820Streaming Act. They knew what Meta was going to do, and they went ahead and did this anyway.
00:16:05.180It's passive, indirect censorship, but it's still censorship just the same. The government claims
00:16:11.600that since 2008 almost 500 media outlets have closed across the country despite large subsidies
00:16:17.920from the government legacy media outlets have let go 20 000 journalists in recent years where would
00:16:24.560they come up with that number there's not 20 000 there's never been 20 000 journalists in this
00:16:30.600country never in the future we hope the canadian government will recognize the value we already
00:16:37.280provide the news industry and consider a policy response that upholds the principles of a free
00:16:42.040and open internet, champions diversity and innovation, and reflects the interests of the
00:16:47.720entire Canadian media landscape, said Curran. The Liberal government continues to develop
00:16:52.040regulations regarding the Online News Act, which will come into effect by the end of this year.
00:16:57.600However, Meta will no longer be subjected to the new requirements because they're not doing news.
00:17:02.680We don't know what Google and YouTube, both owned by the same company, by the way, are going to do yet.
00:17:09.880But what we do know is that Google and YouTube earlier this year did a little banning news kind of an experiment with 3% of Canadians and found that, oh, it works pretty well.
00:17:28.260I just want you guys to see something here.
00:17:30.300this is the shadow davis show facebook page which this show is not streaming on right now and never
00:17:36.120will again um 51 i still will communicate with you or try to anyway communicate with you on facebook
00:17:44.880whether it's a meme a news i can't even say a news story up some kind of a scheduling change
00:17:51.060whatever i'll try to get that out to you on facebook if i can 51 000 followers and
00:17:58.360i posted this story four hours ago with 51 000 followers and change and look at how many
00:18:09.980responses it's gotten three comments 16 16 responses i can usually post something so benign
00:18:20.520on this facebook page and get 200 or 300 responses a thumbs up a happy face whatever
00:18:27.620this has gotten 16 this is last night's show on rumble 22
00:18:32.740this is a me this is a meme i put up earlier this morning when you want to go to the beach
00:18:41.620but you live in a 15 minute city there's a guy with a brock umbrella on his head he's got sand
00:18:46.080so he's uh you know trying to go to the beach in the street 81 normally that would have 881 by now
00:18:54.000So this page is being suppressed by Facebook right now, and it's only a matter of time before that page is long gone.
00:19:05.360Joining the show right now is teen independent journalist Tyson Hockley from his studio on Vancouver Island.
00:19:11.480Tyson, how you doing? Welcome back to the show, buddy.
00:19:13.700I'm doing very good, Shadow. Thank you so much for having me on.
00:19:16.080And it's funny, I went on your show like about a year ago, but I asked to come on again to kind of talk about Rumble and the censorship that they're doing on YouTube for me.
00:19:27.360For me, Facebook's been a little bit better.
00:19:29.920I get more, a lot more traction on Facebook.
00:19:32.560I haven't had anything banned on Facebook, but I just actually received a strike on YouTube and we can kind of talk about that a little bit if you want.
00:25:19.780As a teen independent journalist, as a teen citizen journalist, with all that's been going on with the trans movement in the last few months, especially since June came around.
00:25:57.700Do any teachers approach you with, oh, by the way, just in case you're gender fluid,
00:26:02.200you don't have to fill out this form and you can use that bathroom.
00:26:04.940yeah honestly I haven't noticed any of that in my school and of course if I did um I'd love to
00:26:10.460talk about on here and I'll reach out to you um of course to talk about more if I do see anything
00:26:15.440but so far as of that nothing in my school but I'm sure that there are other schools that have
00:26:20.360a lot of that going on because I hear all the stories about it and I'm kind of like wondering
00:26:24.400why my school hasn't done it but not really complaining yeah I wouldn't be either have you
00:26:31.560got a twitter account yes i do so it's just tyson hawkley on twitter tyson hawkley on all platforms
00:26:37.480and again i want to mention no space on rumble just tyson hawkley and how many followers have
00:26:42.800you got on x now or i guess it's yeah notice twitter but it's called x i think i'm at like
00:26:47.9602.3 000 on twitter i also don't really get much engagement on twitter too which is kind of weird
00:26:53.620you got to keep posting that's one of those platforms because it's such an immediate
00:26:57.480platform you got to keep going you got to retweet other people you got to follow people you got to
00:27:02.300unfollow it's just one of those crazy it's a whole different algorithm over there but it is more of a
00:27:07.160free speech platform than any of the others aside from rumble and perhaps what's that one i'm
00:27:12.000thinking of bit shoot yeah and there's another one called odyssey too i believe right right so i i but
00:27:18.160nobody uses those i mean let's be honest unless you want to go very deep down some rabbit holes
00:27:22.920nobody really uses bit shoot uh and odyssey i think is one of those things that because they
00:27:29.480use crypto cash ethereum and yeah it's really weird coin it is strange so is there anything
00:27:35.760else we haven't talked about you want to cover um no i don't think so and again sorry about that
00:27:40.940earlier i think i'm just like sleep deprived i'm not really too sure what happened my mind just
00:27:44.600totally blanked but um yeah i think i think we've touched on everything again thank you so much for
00:27:50.020having me on shadow i really appreciate it god bless you um god bless everybody watching again
00:27:54.640tyson hawkley on rumble no space tyson hawkley on twitter tyson hawkley all platforms um what i like
00:28:00.680to do is i like to interview people so kind of like what you're doing to me i like to interview
00:28:04.500other people i've interviewed pat king chris sky um i want to have tamara lich on a lot of people
00:28:10.240who are in the freedom movement um have you heard of sneeko before who sneeko um he's friends with
00:28:16.920angel tate he had like a million subscribers on youtube before he also got censored um so yeah
00:28:22.420i had the pleasure of having him on my show as well he's more kind of popular amongst my generation
00:28:27.840so it's cool like a lot of my friends i was pretty cool i interviewed sneko um yeah another person
00:28:32.900that i had on it was pretty big let me ask you what's cool for your generation these days what
00:28:38.680are like the top three coolest things that you guys like to do um a lot of bad habits that i
00:28:45.380don't partake in a lot of self-destructive things um i'm looked at as kind of weird because i like
00:28:50.240to do like self-improvement things i like to meditate every morning workout take an ice bath
00:28:55.060um but yeah a lot of the things that kids my generation are doing unfortunately are very not
00:29:00.300good very self-destructive so that's kind of another thing i want to talk about on my channel
00:29:04.420too is um just self-improvement habits doing good stuff doing good habits that are going to be hard
00:29:10.500now they're going to be hard in the present but they're going to benefit your future self
00:29:14.200um yeah a lot of my kids well I can tell not into that this is something that Tyson and I were
00:29:19.640talking about just before we went live tonight was I said dude it's been a while since you've
00:29:23.600been on the show here like you look like you've grown and he said yeah I've grown a little bit
00:29:27.240I'm just six feet tall now but I noticed that you've bulked up a little bit up top here yeah
00:29:32.180for sure so yeah I've been going to the gym for about five months now um it's been a grind but
00:29:36.920I've I really enjoyed honestly there's a lot of people who absolutely just hate going to the gym
00:29:41.160uh it's something that you know sometimes i'll be in there and just want to leave
00:29:44.340but uh for the most part i enjoy it and yeah i've been able to get put on some decent muscle
00:29:49.440cool all right tyson thanks for coming on tonight we'll talk to you again soon don't forget to
00:29:54.020follow tyson on rumble and twitter okay man talk to you later thanks thank you so much shadow take
00:29:58.920care okay man yeah tyson hockley everybody i you know i like having him on and the reason for that
00:30:04.340aside from the fact that you know he covers the same things we do and he believes
00:30:09.960the same things we do we start thinking about the young generation these days
00:30:16.640and our first thoughts are generally oh man if this is who we're leaving the planet to then
00:30:24.960you know get me off aliens come on but he's a refreshing reminder that not all kids are like
00:30:35.840that right and he pointed it out himself he is a very respectful young man he's a christian
00:30:44.060he believes in what's right not what he's told to believe in because he's got a strong moral fiber
00:30:52.780inside and so i have a lot of time for tyson hockley and i follow him i follow him on all
00:31:00.900of his platforms and i will be following him on rumble and on twitter as soon as the show is over
00:31:06.420tonight you guys because i haven't yet done that so i will definitely be doing so um he's bringing
00:31:12.360on some pretty good interviews too he's been talking about chris sky pat king come on that's
00:31:17.820not bad for a for a 16 year old independent journalist living in his parents place in
00:31:24.120victoria british columbia okay you may have seen this with chris scott last night on facebook i'm
00:31:31.380not sure how they managed to get this thing on facebook and i'm waiting for this thing to come
00:31:35.560up here on on the screen i'm not sure why it's not uh there we go okay so from the jccf this is
00:31:43.400very good news at least it's a good start for the freedom movement in the court system regarding
00:31:51.420all of these ridiculous mandates being unconstitutional. Alberta court strikes down
00:31:58.820public health orders that violated charter freedoms released today out of Calgary. The
00:32:06.440Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms is pleased with the court of King's Bench of Alberta's
00:32:11.060decision to invalidate the public health orders of Dr. Dina Hinshaw, chief medical officer of health
00:32:18.060In Ingram versus Alberta. The court struck down these lockdown measures because they were effectively issued by cabinet rather than by the CMOH. Dr. Hinshaw testified at trial that politicians were the final decision making authority and she merely provided advice and recommendations.
00:32:37.320OK, so this may be a loophole. And that's the reason this case was was judged this way. But I don't care. Right now, what we need to do is go across Canada with this ruling and use it.
00:32:55.000as um why am i having problems coming up with words tonight use it as precedent
00:33:02.880with these health orders having been invalidated it's it's expected that crown prosecutors will
00:33:10.900need to withdraw charges against ty northcott northcott rodeo inc pastor james coates of
00:33:16.680grace life church of edmonton pastor tim stevens church fairview baptist church and others and
00:33:22.300again, across Canada. This is a ruling that other provinces will now listen to. The court's ruling
00:33:29.260also confirms that lockdowns did violate Albertans' fundamental freedoms of conscience, religion,
00:33:35.680association, and peaceful assembly protected in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
00:33:40.960In this court action, the Alberta government produced no comprehensive studies, reports,
00:33:46.560or data analyzing lockdown harms without any comprehensive cost-benefit analysis,
00:33:53.380Justice Barbara Romaine nevertheless concluded that lockdowns were justified violations of
00:33:59.340the Charter Freedoms because they produced more good than harm. That was the original ruling.
00:34:06.600Using the slogan, two weeks to flatten the curve, the Alberta government first declared a public
00:34:12.660health emergency in March of 2020, like everybody else did, after which various charter rights and
00:34:17.980freedoms were violated during the next two years. When Rebecca Ingram and other applicants filed
00:34:24.620their court action in December of 2020, the Alberta government had already been restricting
00:34:29.420Albertans' rights to associate freely, assemble peacefully, and practice their religious beliefs
00:34:34.040for almost nine months. This was the first court challenge to lockdown measures in Alberta,
00:34:39.920in spite of charter freedoms having already been violated for almost nine months, the court granted
00:34:45.600the Alberta government's request to delay presenting its evidence until July of 2022.
00:34:51.860In April of last year, Dr. Dina Hinshaw was cross-examined about what expert information
00:34:58.700she had at the time that these public health decisions were being determined. Dr. Hinshaw
00:35:04.140was specifically asked whether she was aware of any evidence of harms to elementary school children
00:43:09.880So this fertility control technology and the use of mass media to mold compliance in the global population,
00:43:16.160it would create what Dr. Malone termed mass formation psychosis to force compliance with the agenda.
00:43:23.860Finally, the report prefigures the means of undermining the sovereignty of nations in coordinating worldwide political commitment to the depopulation agenda.
00:43:32.360This is a blueprint for a globalized cult of humanity, cull of humanity, like they do with cattle, which Dr. Malone claims has been advanced by the work of the Central Intelligence Agency.
00:45:34.560the world economic forum was not the brainchild of klaus schwab but was like facebook itself
00:45:40.580initially a creation of the u.s national security state the idea of the world economic forum emerged
00:45:47.620from a broader movement of technocratic post-industrial theorists in the late 1960s
00:45:52.420the club of rome whose chief concern was the use of technology to better manage
00:45:58.780future populations. It was people such as Henry Kissinger, John Kenneth, Galbraith, and Herman
00:46:05.120Kahn, who, through the Nixon-era Council on Foreign Relations, first traveled to Europe with
00:46:11.220Schwab in 1970 to recruit the future membership of the World Economic Forum. The result was the
00:46:17.000first European management forum, as it was called then. Schwab himself admitted this in a New York
00:46:22.340Times piece on Davos in 1997. He said, I got John Kenneth Galbraith, Herman Kahn, and a few other
00:46:29.960people I'd met in Cambridge to come and explain, he said. And with a staff of two secretaries and
00:46:34.760an assistant he later married, he organized the first European Management Symposium in 1971. It
00:46:41.000attracted 444 business leaders, each paying a substantial fee. According to the above article
00:46:48.300by John Vedmore, Kissinger would introduce Klaus Schwab to John Kenneth Galbraith at Harvard.
00:46:54.420And as the 1960s came to a close, Galbraith would help Schwab make the World Economic Forum
00:47:00.240a reality. Ballone notes this and the fact that Kissinger continues to collaborate with the World
00:47:07.260Economic Forum. He goes further, claiming the WEF was created by the CIA for the purposes of
00:47:13.160advancing its global agenda. Dr. David Martin has been saying this now for the past four years.
00:47:19.320If you haven't seen him, please search him out and find his videos. He lays it out in a 45-minute
00:47:28.120presentation, all of it, in sequence. This globalist network tirelessly promotes agendas like
00:47:37.160anti-nationalist policies ESG and net zero whose aggressive implementation will likely collapse
00:47:43.800once again the big jump will likely collapse industrial society hormone disrupting contraception0.76
00:47:52.380the murder of the unborn and the promotion of childless sexual lifestyles are all beneficial0.54
00:47:57.040to an agenda of depopulation the provision of puberty blockers to children who through social0.93
00:48:02.800contagion believe themselves trans will leave them permanently sterilized. These factors amount
00:48:09.620to a remarkable alignment with an overall agenda to reduce the number of humans. It's an agenda
00:48:15.080with a proven blueprint itself followed by the creation of the very agencies it suggested as
00:48:21.340necessary for the execution of the plan. How? Telling that four years after Kissinger moved
00:48:27.040to create the World Economic Forum, a report is commissioned by him on the means to achieve a
00:48:32.620reduction in global population, the motive and the means. Excuse me, guys, this is all very
00:48:39.740fascinating, don't you think? Global measures to reduce population were motivated by power,
00:48:45.640not by any concern for the environment. The rising populations of developing countries would1.00
00:48:50.600lead, in the eyes of the report, to increased political pressure on the U.S. to provide
00:48:55.720development to nations against the economic and strategic interests of the United States. These
00:49:00.640nations are more readily exploited they when when they remain underdeveloped further a younger
00:49:07.220population is more likely to agitate for the kind of change what would rest which would rest these0.98
00:49:12.720nations from the globalized control championed by the report this strategy with its clear-eyed damn
00:49:20.560this strategy with its clear-eyed and utterly inhumane view of human affairs appears its
00:49:33.980second reading to dovetail with the phase of near borderless mass migration we now see0.71
00:49:39.320seen in this light the transfer of youthful populations from developing countries eases
00:49:47.080political unrest. As these novel populations arrive, their Western host nations experience
00:49:52.000a series of domestic tensions which themselves serve to distract and divide populations,
00:49:57.720easing the implementation of a global agenda. Countdown to depopulation. Dr. Malone points
00:50:07.300out in his video address that many of the things that were deployed were consistent with the public
00:50:11.520policy of the united states as it relates to population control the recommendations of the
00:50:17.280kissinger report became public policy under gerald ford who in 1975 advanced national security
00:50:24.300decision 314 recommended and recorded on that hyperlink that you see on this story i am actually
00:50:31.560going to link this guys into the comment section comment section on rumble in just a second
00:50:36.960Dr. Malone noted both in his video address and the post I just mentioned, the report indicates that global population must not exceed 8 billion human beings.
00:50:48.840Is it a coincidence that in 2020, total global human inhabitants reached 7.84 billion?
00:50:57.140We have surpassed 8 billion, by the way.
00:50:59.840This is a coincidence which seems even more remarkable when Dr. Malone also recalls that many leading billionaires have repeatedly met to discuss the limiting of the human population.
00:51:17.580Yeah, okay, so the link is, if you're watching on Rumble, I'm just going to throw this up in the link here so you guys can see.
00:51:29.540And please go ahead and follow all the links in this story, the Kissinger Report especially, so that you can see the proof of everything, everything that we have been talking about.
00:51:44.360Generally speaking, this website is hit or miss for me.
00:51:47.560It's called The People's Voice, the peoplesvoice.tv, because some of the stuff is not vetted the way I like it to be.
00:51:55.200So I go through all of the stories I put on, obviously.
00:51:57.880And I found this one to be up to snuff.
00:52:03.540NIH just vaccinated a human using Bill Gates' genetically modified mosquitoes.
00:52:10.840A box full of Bill Gates' genetically modified mosquitoes has successfully vaccinated a human being against malaria in a trial funded by the National Institute of Health.
00:52:22.620we use the mosquitoes like there are a thousand small flying syringes syringes admitted researcher
00:52:29.660dr sean murphy as reported by npr the study involved hundreds of mosquitoes or flying syringes
00:52:37.280biting a human subject's arm the human guinea pigs placed their arms directly over a small box full
00:52:44.140of the blood suckers three to five times over 30-day intervals the mosquitoes infected the
00:52:50.580subjects minor versions of malaria that didn't make them sick but gave them antibodies. According
00:52:55.000to the researchers, efficacy from the antibodies lasted a few months. Half of the individuals in
00:53:00.140each vaccine group did not develop detectable P. falciparum infection, and a subset of these
00:53:07.120individuals was subjected to a second CHMI six months later and remained partially protected.
00:53:12.060These results support further development of genetically attenuated sporozoites as potential
00:53:19.000malaria vaccines. Carolina Reed was one of 26 volunteers who participated in the disturbing
00:53:26.040new study. My whole forearm swelled and blistered. My family was laughing, asking like, why are you
00:53:31.120subjecting yourself to this? According to Reed, she enjoyed the experience of being attacked by
00:53:37.140diseased mosquitoes so much that she says she wants to participate in as many upcoming vaccine
00:53:42.500trials as she can. For this research, participants received $4,100. The research scientists claim
00:53:51.980adverse reactions were what you'd expect after getting bit by hundreds of mosquitoes and nothing
00:53:56.400more. The scientists responsible for Pfizer and Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine trials are lining up
00:54:03.060to sing the praises of the flying syringe system. According to Dr. Kirsten Lake, who led the phase
00:54:10.640one trials for Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine, was a co-investigator for Moderna and NovoVax COVID
00:54:15.900vaccines, who I wouldn't trust in a million years. The new mosquito-based vaccine delivery system is
00:54:24.340a total game changer. My friends, they will be able to inoculate all of us using insects.
00:54:31.380that's alarming we've been talking about that for a couple of years at first i went no man
00:54:42.540you can't go too far with this stuff they're investigating it they're experimenting with it
00:54:49.640they're doing human trials with it excuse me allergy still acting up this story from off
00:54:56.920dash guardian dot org this is a study that was released a couple of days ago regarding masks
00:55:03.420you see people out there still wearing them this pro mask study is why you should never trust the
00:55:10.680science by kit knightley last week it was reported that the australian state of victoria may be
00:55:16.560considering permanent face mask mandates to achieve zero covet hang on a minute let's see if this
00:55:22.200yeah this is a new uh a new story now we don't need to get into the personal liberty implications
00:55:32.600of such a law or the near infinite supply of evidence that masks don't work to prevent the
00:55:37.480transmission of respiratory disease they don't work they never work mandating them was a political
00:55:43.360move designed to make the fake covid pandemic appear real and their continued use is a symptom
00:55:47.980of brainwashing or a byproduct of chronic virtue signaling the mass debate such as it was
00:55:54.860is over no the only aspect of this development worth talking about is the evidence used to
00:56:01.220support the position and trust me the quotes are entirely justified the study
00:56:05.720which claims to demonstrate the benefits of permanent masking was published in the medical
00:56:12.020journal of australia last week entitled consistent mask use in sars-cob-2 epidemiology a simulation
00:56:17.740modeling study. Simulation modeling study is very much the key phrase there. For those who don't
00:56:23.180know, simulation modeling studies involve feeding data into a computer program, then asking it to
00:56:29.180form conclusions. Clearly, they're only as reliable and useful as the data you use. In fact, you can
00:56:36.380very easily make them produce any result you want by feeding them the right or bad data.
00:56:42.600in this particular modeling study they started out by telling the computer that cloth masks
00:56:49.440reduce transmission by 53 percent and respirators reduced it by 80 percent odd ratios for the
00:56:56.440relative risk of infection for people exposed to an infected person wearing a mask versus not
00:57:00.860wearing a mask were set to 0.47 for cloth and surgical masks and for 0.20 for respirators
00:57:09.180Essentially, they told their computers that masks prevent disease and then said, OK, computer, since you now know that masks prevent disease, what would happen if everybody wore them all the time?
00:57:21.460The computer then told them, obviously, that nobody would get sick because they made it logically impossible for it to say anything else.
01:00:41.340sources for other researchers to cite.
01:00:43.980An illusion of solid substantiation that comes apart
01:00:46.800the moment you actually read the words,
01:00:49.120examine the methodology, or analyze the data.
01:00:52.820Self-reporting surveys, manipulated data, modeling studies that spit out preordained results,
01:00:57.960affiliated authors paid by the state or corporate interests to provide evidence that supports highly profitable or politically convenient assumptions.
01:01:07.180This mask study is the perfect example of that.
01:01:10.600And I'll add in any climate study for that matter.
01:01:15.040Interlacing layers of nothing designed to create the impression of something.