The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Tues. Dec. 26th⧸2023 Will Canada adopt Universal Basic Income？

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00:01:30.000 hey everybody how you doing good evening welcome to shadow at night it's boxing day

00:01:49.600 it's december 26th to tuesday 2023 oh and by the way by the way i said this a couple of times over

00:01:59.040 the holidays i said happy holidays and i also said season's greetings and depending on who you

00:02:07.660 say it to people sometimes will get their noses bent out of joint i also said merry christmas by

00:02:13.540 the way i said that a lot probably more than any of the others but just because i say season's

00:02:20.160 greetings or anybody says season's greetings or happy holidays it doesn't make them a traitor

00:02:25.500 it doesn't make them part of the problem it doesn't make them a part of the conspiracy

00:02:30.680 it just means that somebody is saying it differently in that moment and i think a lot

00:02:37.720 of us are really feeling black or white if you'll pardon the expression this is not me

00:02:44.100 using identity politics on you at all it's just me saying guys there is gray to every situation for

00:02:51.660 example two dogs barking at each other in the hallway

00:02:57.840 minor distraction uh what was i saying oh right so if i decide to go to superstore or safeway

00:03:06.000 or sobeys or whatever grocery store i'm going to and i want to pay with my card because i haven't

00:03:13.660 got any cash on me and i don't want to spend five dollars on that transaction fee at the atm just

00:03:19.880 down the way. It doesn't make me a traitor, a traitor to the cause. You use the card. You're

00:03:26.380 part of the problem. It means it's a choice. That's all it means. And what we need to understand

00:03:33.340 is that we want to maintain these choices. All technology is not bad. It's the use of the

00:03:40.520 technology, what they're trying to do with the technology that's bad. So as long as we can

00:03:45.460 maintain these choices for example if you've got a store that says we no longer take cash

00:03:50.520 okay you're taking that choice away from me i am not going to patronize you in return until you

00:03:56.740 start taking cash again and that's been an incentive from the federal government for these

00:04:01.620 past couple of years i'm not sure if you've noticed that you can find it on the federal

00:04:05.820 government website canada.ca canada.gc.ca but we have to stop this whole big black and white

00:04:15.200 thing and concentrate on the problem or the problems. I believe the problem in itself

00:04:22.700 is the climate change narrative and everything else kind of stems from that. Just like I think

00:04:30.040 the head of the snake is the United Nations and everything else kind of flows out of that.

00:04:36.760 And if we got rid of the United Nations or had 50 or 100 countries pull out of the United Nations,

00:04:42.080 things would be a lot different. But the United Nations is a good thing. Oh, no, no. I think it

00:04:47.460 was maybe started with those intentions. You see, that's the problem. We start a lot of things with

00:04:53.060 the best intentions and the best intentions. What do they say? The road to hell is paved with good

00:04:58.120 intentions. We have to keep our eyes on the ball is the thing. We can't just start something and

00:05:06.720 expect that it's going to go the way we want it to go so we have to continue on right like with

00:05:12.280 the convoy for example a couple of years ago now already convoy goes to ottawa we create

00:05:19.300 a huge shift in the mentality for freedom loving people on the planet look what's going on now in

00:05:27.900 germany they got tractors and trucks rolling into berlin and saying get rid of these taxes

00:05:32.380 or we'll be back they're throwing actual crap at government buildings in paris look what happened

00:05:40.600 in the netherlands right so that all had to do with what we did here but here it seems after

00:05:48.100 the convoy happened people have tried to recreate it in some way shape or form but the motivation

00:05:52.700 hasn't been there and the motivation is lacking because we we became divided over money probably

00:05:59.340 and there was a lot of ego involved and everything.

00:06:03.200 So I think in 2024 going forward,

00:06:05.500 we're going to have to just kind of throw that stuff away

00:06:08.020 and understand what the goal really is here.

00:06:11.680 And if we do elect Polyev in an upcoming election,

00:06:15.000 let's say there is one in 2024, that's not it.

00:06:18.600 That's not over.

00:06:19.960 We have to hold their feet to the fire while at the same time,

00:06:23.720 and I'm talking about the conservatives now,

00:06:25.860 while at the same time forging our own futures.

00:06:29.820 That's the only way to go here.

00:06:32.140 So there are a lot of gray areas.

00:06:35.380 There are a lot of problems.

00:06:37.180 But the thing is, if we can all get together in unity and understand, we're going to have differences along the way.

00:06:43.420 But if we can all get together in unity, put the egos aside, put the where did the money go?

00:06:48.700 Put that aside.

00:06:49.480 Put it aside.

00:06:50.960 Because money may not even be a thing in the next couple of years.

00:06:56.340 Seriously.

00:06:56.860 They're trying to crash our economy and crash the currencies to make way for universal digital currency, one world government, all that stuff.

00:07:10.580 Yes, that's not gone away.

00:07:14.000 So what we look at as money today may not necessarily be worth anything in a couple of years.

00:07:19.560 But then again, it may be if we decide we're not going to let that happen.

00:07:26.860 So we have to keep our eye focused on the ball.

00:07:31.440 We have a few days to rest.

00:07:33.440 We have some downtime coming up here.

00:07:35.440 It's between Christmas and New Year's now.

00:07:37.300 But when the New Year starts, things are going to start getting crazy.

00:07:40.360 They're already getting crazy in the United States.

00:07:42.680 And remember, the United States sets the tone for the world, good or bad.

00:07:47.300 Good news for those who watch on X.

00:07:50.600 Guys, I can finally see your comments on my streaming platform.

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00:08:22.960 for now it is and hopefully it stays that way and that's where you get the news the actual news of

00:08:31.020 what's going on in the world facebook you're going to get a lot of cat pictures you're going to get

00:08:34.820 a lot of pictures of people's food you're going to get a lot of christmas pictures look this is

00:08:38.840 our family getting together all 12 of us for christmas this year isn't that great and that's

00:08:43.000 fine that's fine that's what facebook is really all about at least that's what it was about

00:08:47.740 and it can be about certain things but it's a censorship platform and if you say certain things

00:08:54.680 or say certain things the wrong way they're going to delete you i myself have had problems with

00:08:59.100 facebook so everybody as you know so everybody get on to x get on to x make yourself an account

00:09:05.100 you don't have to participate if you're one of those people that likes to sit back and watch

00:09:09.700 things unfold in front of you you don't have to write comments down you don't have to post anything

00:09:14.760 You can follow the people that you want to follow on X and just watch what happens.

00:09:22.580 Watch for the news.

00:09:23.920 Watch for the comments.

00:09:25.120 And it's interesting to see some of the comments from the other side because there are people from the other side on X, a lot of them.

00:09:32.940 And some of them are surprisingly reasonable.

00:09:35.720 You can actually sit down and have a conversation or a debate with some of them.

00:09:39.180 Some aren't.

00:09:40.000 Most aren't.

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00:09:41.720 You have to pick your spots.

00:09:42.920 but it's an interesting platform probably the most interesting of them all at least today so

00:09:48.280 get yourself an x account go ahead and follow me and then follow all the people i'm following and

00:09:55.040 follow whoever you want to follow after that because that's where you're going to get substantive

00:09:59.820 actual news from both sides all sides of the political spectrum all right who's watching on

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00:13:14.700 the petition wrapped up on christmas eve we're going to get to that in just a second

00:13:20.280 i thought i had that up here yeah i see a couple of days off and i forget where things are

00:13:26.420 Oh, no, that's not it. That's something else I want to get into. The petition wrapped up with 379,000 signatures. That breaks a record for any Canadian parliamentary petition. So if you sign, congratulations, good luck.

00:13:44.500 It doesn't carry any sort of mandatory, we have to have a non-confidence vote now, it's not binding, but it carries a huge weight for the person for the MP, Michelle from Peterborough, Ferrari, Michelle Ferrari, the one who sponsored it.

00:14:04.400 So she's going to carry that petition into the House of Commons when they resume sitting in a couple of weeks.

00:14:09.760 And she's going to say 379,000 signatures here.

00:14:14.500 And that's just the tip of the iceberg of people who want to see a vote of non-confidence.

00:14:20.000 Now, the NDP will obviously side with the Trudeau Liberals because they seem to side with the Trudeau Liberals in everything because of that contract, that supply and confidence deal they have.

00:14:32.200 But what's it going to take for the NDP to break that?

00:14:35.460 Another scandal, another huge scandal.

00:14:37.480 Well, Trudeau's got a steady supply of those.

00:14:39.400 So I am predicting a spring election in Canada, probably April, maybe May, but it's going to be happening.

00:14:47.700 Look what's happened over the Christmas season.

00:14:50.920 You know, it's interesting.

00:14:52.440 Normally, when I'm walking past somebody from Sally Ann, they're ringing their bell there and they've got their little collection bowl.

00:14:59.500 I'm usually able to throw down some toonies or a loonie or some change, whatever I've got in my pocket.

00:15:05.820 And this year, I didn't really have so much.

00:15:07.340 I gave the one time as I was walking out of a mall one day, and that was it.

00:15:14.060 I didn't have any change to spare.

00:15:17.420 And Canada has seen the lowest level of charity donations, contributions in 20 years, according to a study.

00:15:25.300 Recent report from the Fraser Institute reveals a concerning trend emerging regarding charitable giving in Canada.

00:15:31.920 the study is titled generosity in canada the 2023 generosity index it found a significant

00:15:39.800 decline in the proportion of canadians contributing to charitable causes marking the lowest level in

00:15:45.180 20 years according to the findings a mere 17.7 percent of canadian tax filers claimed charitable

00:15:53.640 donations in 2021 the fiscal year of 2021 representing a stark decrease from the 25.4

00:16:00.140 percent reported in 2004. The study further underscores a reduction in the percentage of

00:16:06.220 income Canadians dedicated to charitable contributions dropping from 0.58 percent in

00:16:12.020 2001 to 0.55 percent in 2021. And that's before the recession actually began. 2021 was still

00:16:19.960 COVID time. I suppose you could say that the recession began then as small and medium businesses

00:16:28.000 were forced to close down and somehow try and conserve their money. Or they were more concerned

00:16:33.740 probably with trying to keep the business afloat on those ridiculous government payments they were 0.88

00:16:39.300 getting. And I certainly hope they learned their lesson going forward if they try this again,

00:16:43.560 that they're not going to comply. Jake Fuss, the director of fiscal studies at the Fraser

00:16:49.360 Institute and co-author of the report, expressed concern over the implications of the decline in

00:16:54.920 charitable giving for canadian society the holiday season is a time to reflect on charitable giving

00:17:00.920 and the data shows canadians are consistently consistently less charitable every year

00:17:05.400 which means charities face greater challenges to secure resources to help those in need

00:17:10.800 that is quite alarming but don't worry everybody don't worry universal basic income is coming this

00:17:20.020 is senator kim pate senator kim pate who has been leading the charge along with mp winnipeg mp

00:17:28.140 leah gazan leading the charge to bring in ubi bill s-233 and its sister bill c-223 lay the

00:17:37.920 groundwork for significantly improving the health and well-being of canadians such a program would

00:17:44.060 provide direct amounts of income support sufficient to live on and would be accessible to anyone in

00:17:49.820 Canada over the age of 17 below the poverty line. A guaranteed livable basic

00:17:54.440 income should not result in clawbacks to other services or benefits individuals

00:17:58.680 receive to meet exceptional needs related to health or disability, nor

00:18:03.560 would it replace or remove the need for vital housing, social, health, education,

00:18:08.840 labour and other programs and protections. Rather, it would work to

00:18:13.940 ensure that access to these measures and decision-making about how best to

00:18:18.760 care for oneself one's family and community are not undermined by lack of money to meet basic needs

00:18:25.600 yeah well here's the thing could it create a disincentive to work

00:18:32.640 if you're going to be up there working and making maybe an extra 50 or 100 dollars a month more than

00:18:40.620 you get on UBI. Is it worth it to go out and work? Here's some more dialogue from the Senate.

00:18:50.040 Inflation is currently a main concern for many Canadians. And my question is,

00:18:54.820 how might the implementation of a guaranteed livable income or basic income be expected to

00:18:59.380 influence inflation? And in the past, we do know the, and I asked the question because the excess

00:19:06.240 liquidity that may result in for our economy and in the past inflation was much easier to control

00:19:14.920 excess liquidity scarce resources interest rates although today additional issues affect inflation

00:19:20.820 such as geopolitical issues energy transition and re-industrialization but i think it still

00:19:25.840 is a legitimate concern and i'd like to have your thoughts on on on that question and concern

00:19:31.500 you know it's an interesting question i mean straight out of the gate i it wouldn't be one

00:19:37.480 of the concerns that would make me go away from a basic income i mean the main impact on essentially

00:19:43.540 increased demand would come because you're taking tax dollars away from people who tend to spend

00:19:48.340 fewer of their dollars on goods and giving them to people who are basically spending every dollar

00:19:51.880 that they have on goods so that will push up demand to some degree in the economy but i wouldn't

00:19:59.200 predict that it would be so strong relative to the other factors that you're mentioning, which

00:20:03.240 are truly driving things at the moment, to really make a market change in any of that. It wouldn't

00:20:09.420 be a major concern of mine. I'd like your thoughts on what potential effects could a guaranteed

00:20:15.380 livable income or a basic income have on workforce participation and productivity.

00:20:21.180 It's a good question. It's one of the major concerns. It's something that we've studied.

00:20:25.980 It's been a focus of study, many studies on basic income, and the general conclusion is it won't change labour force participation very much.

00:20:34.560 It's sort of interesting why that's true in the Canadian context.

00:20:37.000 There's sort of offsetting effects.

00:20:38.460 On the one side, the people who are on income assistance, this tends to help them get into the labour market to some degree.

00:20:46.380 On the other hand, some people who are already working will potentially cut back their labour supply to some degree in order to get access to the benefits, and the two kind of cancel out.

00:20:54.820 But the net result is very close to zero in almost every study that I've ever seen.

00:21:00.760 Inflation is coming.

00:21:02.540 I think this is going to be a problem.

00:21:04.580 It creates a disincentive to get out there and work.

00:21:09.440 And it depends on your character as a human being.

00:21:12.740 Do I want to contribute to society or do I want to sit home eating nachos and playing video games?

00:21:18.600 sadly what i think is going to happen the way our society has gone especially over the past

00:21:25.440 four years since covid and not the pandemic not the virus the response in the past four years

00:21:34.140 we've gotten a lot lazier i believe our entire culture has been getting

00:21:40.280 incrementally lazier over the years but this is the last step they need to move us into actual

00:21:51.240 communism that's what this is everybody gets a certain amount of money now it's going to be less

00:21:57.840 depending on how much you make if you're working but you don't have to work and you're going to

00:22:02.600 get a universal basic income a livable wage you can live off that for doing nothing

00:22:09.060 so why would joe or joanne want to go out and work when barry down the hall

00:22:17.220 makes the same amount of money as they do for doing nothing this is this is not a slippery slope

00:22:27.080 this is a slide right into communist hell why am i bringing this up because this bill

00:22:35.380 is active right now in the parliament of canada it's not in the house of commons this was introduced

00:22:41.440 in the senate bill s s senate bill s-233 an act to develop a national framework for a guaranteed

00:22:50.020 livable basic income so it's made it past first reading in the senate and that was two years ago

00:22:56.860 this has taken a while it's made it past second reading in the senate it's now in con uh in

00:23:04.260 consideration in committee and then next the house of commons the house of commons have got to go

00:23:12.420 through first and second reading and you know that the liberals in the ndp are going to try and ram

00:23:17.760 this through once it gets through consideration and committee in the senate and they do have the

00:23:22.920 majority to be able to make that happen so there could be ubi in canada before the next election

00:23:33.200 See there, the House of Commons, it has not reached the House of Commons yet, but this could become a law, this could become a thing in Canada, for Trudeau ever gets kicked out.

00:23:46.480 If there is no spring election, if something doesn't happen to make the NDP break that agreement, we've got ourselves a problem.

00:23:54.660 so over christmas in winnipeg my friend marty gold on action line was reporting on this

00:24:03.920 there's a mall called polo park it's been there since 1958 something like that and that's one of

00:24:11.760 the most popular malls in town second largest one and there was a pro-palestinian protest

00:24:18.080 outside of the mall and the plan was according to marty for these people and there was about

00:24:24.540 100 of them to go into the mall and disrupt the Santa Claus pictures with the kids and try and

00:24:30.180 disrupt as many stores and shoppers as possible and ruin their Christmas. Didn't work out that

00:24:36.860 way. They weren't allowed into the mall. Police were called before they started making their move

00:24:42.020 towards the mall doors. But it did work in other cities. Here's a post on X by Colin Rugg. Hundreds

00:24:48.980 of pro-Palestine protesters wreaking havoc in New York City

00:24:52.780 in what appears to be a war on Christmas.

00:24:58.100 Some chatted Christmas is cancelled here as they reportedly

00:25:01.160 threw fake blood on a nativity scene. Others sparred with the NYPD

00:25:05.040 which triggered a level 3 mobilization. Call is noted by

00:25:08.960 Raw's alerts. Long live the Intifada, shouted some as they called

00:25:12.980 for a rebellion or uprising. And here is some video from

00:25:16.960 NYC.

00:25:46.960 oh

00:26:02.560 um

00:26:16.960 Here's Harsha Walia on X bragging about how they shut down an indigo bookstore.

00:26:44.260 Palestinian youth-led action shut down a pacific center mall in vancouver indigo indigo ceo funds

00:26:53.480 loan soldiers to join the israeli occupation forces and murder palestinians that's why they

00:26:58.520 went after indigo while you're shopping bombs are dropping boycott indigo and so indigo shut down

00:27:06.340 for 20 minutes it wasn't a big huge deal but these protests are having an impact and police were

00:27:13.380 called out as well uh are we doing this to ourselves yes we are we brought this on ourselves

00:27:21.100 and how did we do that we allowed biden to bring in 10 000 undocumented migrants daily

00:27:30.920 for the past three years and we've allowed justin trudeau to bring in

00:27:35.780 not nearly as many but still a lot i mean canada's population topped 40 million

00:27:42.280 this year, which is outrageous.

00:27:46.380 And in the third quarter of this year, it climbed 257,000,

00:27:50.680 which is the fastest population climb we've had in this country

00:27:54.440 since the 1950s. We talked about that last week on the show.

00:27:59.720 From Newsmax, a caravan of

00:28:02.360 8,000 migrants headed to the southern border in the

00:28:06.300 United States. The largest asylum

00:28:10.180 secret caravan in more than a year. The migrants are mostly from Cuba, Haiti, Honduras. They set

00:28:16.020 out for the U.S. on Sunday. They walked more than nine miles from the Mexican southern border city

00:28:20.360 of Tapachula to Alvaro Obregon. The New York Post reported on Tuesday, local media said some

00:28:27.240 caravan members come from as far away as Bangladesh and India. I wonder where else?

00:28:32.320 syria maybe iran we've got a problem with iranian infiltration in our country

00:28:43.220 pierre polyev has talked about this and it could be that some of these pro-palestinian protests

00:28:50.500 are being funded by the iranian government could be they're being funded by george soros and many

00:28:58.560 of his organizations could be they're funded by china but they are being funded it's not like

00:29:06.920 these folks are just kind of grassrooting it here they are being funded they're being paid

00:29:12.940 to come out and do this there is no doubt about that this is certainly not a grassroots movement

00:29:20.640 unless of course it happens to be a grassroots movement because we have allowed so many now

00:29:26.180 Now, what I was saying last week that, I got to be delicate with this, what I was saying last week about Islam not being compatible with Western values, and when I say Western values, I'm talking about Judeo-Christian values, stands.

00:29:50.640 if they are going to try and cancel christmas

00:29:55.200 and i wonder what's going to happen at easter

00:29:59.600 if they're going to try and cancel christian holidays tear down churches burn down churches

00:30:06.220 as they as they've been doing and again i'm not sure if this is the pro-palestinians or if it's

00:30:12.780 some soros iran funded organization doing it but they are trying to tear down our culture

00:30:21.380 and our culture is based on christianity that's western culture whether you are a religious person

00:30:28.460 or not you have to accept that the way we live is based upon judeo-christian values

00:30:35.460 the ten commandments all of that stuff

00:30:38.160 they see things differently. 0.70

00:30:43.620 And once again, I do not mean to crap all over Islam, 0.96

00:30:48.760 because that's a Muslim thing, 0.97

00:30:52.980 and they're more than free to go ahead and do that.

00:30:55.880 But why do they feel they have to displace or try to displace our values?

00:31:01.420 And the worst thing is our governments and institutions are allowing it to happen.

00:31:08.160 they are subverting the dominant culture of this country

00:31:13.540 and of the United States and of Europe and of Australia and New Zealand,

00:31:17.780 the entire Western world.

00:31:19.160 They are subverting the host culture in favor of these subcultures

00:31:23.060 until basically what we have is a post-national state.

00:31:31.860 Said the man who is now vacationing in Jamaica

00:31:35.340 with his family and ex-wife on our dime.

00:31:38.160 let's get to some doctor stuff here this is uh this is going to be interesting for all of us

00:31:45.740 oops i'm way down in the corner ah there i am there all right first one from dr pierre cory

00:31:52.120 posted by jason james on x we've entered a world where justin trudeau defines inconvenient truths

00:31:58.820 as misinformation and anthony fauci was able to manipulate the public with actual disinformation

00:32:04.360 by a carefully constructed narratives delivered by I'm not going to call them legacy media because

00:32:10.360 you know what we call them here what do we call them on this show we call them the Marxist

00:32:15.420 corporate media Dr. Pierre Corey describes the poisoning of our information stream

00:32:21.340 and the prevalence of propaganda in our society here he is watch the world has gone mad absolutely

00:32:30.580 mad. And it finally dawned on me what the cause of that was. It's not that people are crazy on

00:32:36.480 average. I mean, actually people are generally well-intentioned of average to high intelligence,

00:32:41.120 even average intelligence is pretty intelligent mammal. But in COVID, the world went mad. And I

00:32:49.340 realized it's because our information supply is completely poisoned. It's poison with propaganda

00:32:56.060 and lies and the truth is excluded so you have this just horrendous pool of information that

00:33:02.820 most of society is working off of and they don't realize it right and and and it's really has been

00:33:08.880 a war of information and i like your point is that for those of us want and the trick to beating it

00:33:14.440 is just become aware but once you're aware that the media is trafficking in 100 complete propaganda

00:33:22.540 They do throw in some truth and they do try to cover some stories that don't have political or financial implications just to keep that credibility.

00:33:30.160 But on anything important or impactful or political or geopolitical, it's it's all narratives.

00:33:37.320 They want you to believe a certain thing.

00:33:39.300 Yes, he's absolutely right.

00:33:41.340 I've been saying this for a while.

00:33:43.020 Dr. Scott Jensen has got more on that.

00:33:45.140 Some some very alarming stuff in just a second.

00:33:47.520 I want to ask you, now that Christmas is over, if you spent any time with family, and if you did, did any of these topics come up, or did you avoid them?

00:33:58.540 Let me know in the comments, because I'm curious.

00:34:02.340 Christmas Eve, I was with my son and his family.

00:34:06.780 There's about 20 people, and the topic barely came up, because one of the things that I've been telling you, and I adhere to myself,

00:34:15.020 is you can't have these difficult conversations with alcohol involved and by the time i got there

00:34:21.580 everybody was pissed and i'm not a i'm not don't mean angry i mean like old school pissed

00:34:29.820 so i'm curious as to whether or not you had any of these interactions these conversations and if so

00:34:38.220 how did they go dr scott jensen who ran for governor of minnesota i believe a couple of years ago

00:34:45.020 He's telling us now they're covering their tracks.

00:34:48.600 More than 300 medical journal articles have disappeared in the last year.

00:34:54.440 Here he is to tell us.

00:34:55.500 And we need to pay attention.

00:34:57.780 When medical journals that were used at one time to push a narrative and squash another.

00:35:03.620 Wait a minute.

00:35:04.260 We should probably go back to the beginning here.

00:35:05.800 That's almost the end.

00:35:07.180 This is five minutes.

00:35:08.380 Not sure if I'm going to play the whole thing, but the end sounds good.

00:35:11.440 Yeah, let's play the whole thing.

00:35:12.460 Here we go.

00:35:13.020 Hi, Dr. Scott Jensen here.

00:35:15.020 over the last three years we have together talked about a lot of issues we have talked about masks

00:35:22.700 and modeling we have talked about lockdowns and social distancing we have talked about vaccines

00:35:31.580 and mandates we have talked about parental rights and a whole lot of other things including

00:35:37.500 natural immunity herd immunity and what happened in nursing homes those issues will continue to

00:35:43.100 to be discussed as well they should, but I need to sound the alarm. I read medical journals all

00:35:49.620 the time, and two articles that had an odd connection over the last week came across my

00:35:55.860 desk. First, Chris Mazzolini, Editorial Director of Medical Economics, has an article about a book

00:36:06.220 written by Wendy Dean, a physician, who talks about physician moral injury. You might ask

00:36:13.380 yourself, what does that mean? Dr. Wendy Dean says that moral injury is this sense of feeling

00:36:21.360 as if you're betrayed by somebody in a position of authority in a high-stakes situation. And that

00:36:28.300 situation causes you to transgress your deeply held moral beliefs and expectations. And in

00:36:35.020 medicine, those beliefs and expectations are the oaths that we took to put our patients first.

00:36:43.340 This is what's happening to physicians. When we feel that people in authority who we thought had

00:36:49.940 our back and were doing the right thing, that they controlled us and didn't perform. And that caused

00:36:58.000 us to potentially compromise our commitment to our patients. That has happened across the land,

00:37:06.480 across the globe. Let's turn to the second article. An article in Jazz Shaw called

00:37:15.960 The Medical Field is Erasing Its Own COVID Era History. Here's what it says.

00:37:24.800 Pfizer and the rest of the big pharma companies assured the government that everything was just

00:37:31.600 fine with the vaccines because they had been doing super serious testing. And the government

00:37:37.900 dutifully reported the cheerful news to us while using all of that data to impose lockdowns,

00:37:44.340 mask mandates, and immunity passport systems. And now, according to one group that tracks

00:37:51.800 publications in scientific journals. A lot of the original research and test results are

00:37:59.120 mysteriously disappearing. More than 300 papers and scientific articles have vanished in the past

00:38:06.480 year. We have to be on red alert. What we're seeing is potentially substandard medical

00:38:16.280 publications used to push forward, promote a narrative, and squash all other narratives.

00:38:25.080 And now that some of the dust is settling, we're seeing these articles withdrawn, disappearing.

00:38:32.080 You won't find them potentially on internet. This is problematic. We knew during the pandemic

00:38:40.780 that several specific instances occurred where high-quality journals,

00:38:46.280 such as Lancet, the New England Journal of Medicine,

00:38:49.600 published articles that a short time later required a retraction

00:38:54.780 or a revision or a redaction.

00:38:58.480 We're seeing this happen in spades now.

00:39:01.360 We're seeing 300-plus articles disappearing.

00:39:06.420 And I think you and I both know why.

00:39:08.060 In many situations, it was shoddy research, it was shoddy analysis, it wasn't peer-reviewed, or the conclusions drawn from the data were clearly spurious.

00:39:22.520 And we asked the question, was this born of a nefarious agenda?

00:39:29.220 My friends, I don't remember any time in my 40 years of medical history.

00:39:34.360 We're in a short span of time.

00:39:36.080 Now, journal articles in the hundreds and hundreds were disappearing.

00:39:43.400 This feels like people are covering their tracks, and we need to pay attention.

00:39:50.440 When medical journals that were used at one time to push a narrative and squash another

00:39:55.920 narrative are now disappearing, my profession has a big problem.

00:40:06.080 oh there's more doctor stuff here's dr peter mccullough looking at those stock numbers which

00:40:13.880 we looked at looking at the uptake and and really lack of uptake and boosters and i think

00:40:20.700 oh oh oh oh by the way only 15 percent of people in the last few months in canada have been boosted

00:40:26.540 i'm not sure if you guys follow this guy here this guy here he's called man in america and

00:40:32.180 he's got a great show, just

00:40:34.260 so you know. They make a good point in saying that, yeah, stock prices

00:40:36.340 represented not a current revenue

00:40:38.420 but the future, right? How are they going to

00:40:40.320 do in Q1 of 2024,

00:40:42.500 Q2 2024, etc.?

00:40:44.580 That it's looking

00:40:46.260 like they're headed, it's a pretty negative trajectory.

00:40:48.800 So, from

00:40:50.320 what I see, the only thing that could probably

00:40:52.120 pull them out of this tailspin would be some

00:40:54.200 sort of new pandemic where they

00:40:56.140 have some new cure. But even

00:40:58.100 with that, I feel like that most people

00:41:00.240 it's kind of, you know, fool me once

00:41:02.100 shame on me, or sorry, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me, that if this happens again,

00:41:08.220 they're not just going to rush out and get whatever vaccine, right? And what do you think

00:41:12.180 about the future prospects of where these big pharma companies go from here? Believe it or not,

00:41:17.120 I think they'll be looking at chronic disease. You know, the anticoagulants, I've never prescribed

00:41:21.460 so many oral blood thinners in my life. Pfizer makes one of the leading ones. Pfizer just

00:41:26.740 announced they're acquiring a cancer company. A paper out today in the PubMed-listed journal

00:41:35.520 Curious by Anguist demonstrates that the vaccines almost certainly have cancer-causing potential.

00:41:43.220 And I think some of the companies are actually getting ready to sell more drugs for blood clots,

00:41:48.700 cancer, and other problems. I noticed on LinkedIn, a prominently mentioned society

00:41:56.360 all over LinkedIn is the Myocarditis Society. I've never seen this before, COVID-19. I'm always

00:42:05.100 commenting about, are they going to fund research for vaccine-induced myocarditis, or

00:42:10.580 why is myocarditis so prominent on LinkedIn? I mean, all these things have this contemporary

00:42:17.920 nature with mass vaccination. The myocarditis society. That's funny. I, you know, I shouldn't

00:42:29.900 laugh because people, had you ever heard of myocarditis before any of this started? I hadn't.

00:42:37.460 But now, ah, your nine-year-olds having heart troubles. They've actually been producing

00:42:42.480 commercials and public service announcements in different areas of the world.

00:42:47.920 that show eight and nine-year-olds having heart attacks in the street and what you're supposed to

00:42:53.100 do in case you see that happen it's outrageous don't forget to like and share guys get this out

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00:43:20.280 thank you very much all right let's switch gears just a little bit here and talk about

00:43:25.180 electric vehicles david mason on x it makes a fascinating point here he says doing a little

00:43:33.360 bit of research online regarding evs there are just over 26 million cars registered in canada

00:43:40.980 these are passenger vehicle and light duty trucks doesn't include transport trucks trains planes or

00:43:47.060 electric buses a tesla model 3 takes about 30 kilowatt hours to charge from empty to full

00:43:53.360 i'm erring on the side of caution so my numbers will be low if all cars in canada use two charges

00:44:00.620 per week which is very low we'd require an energy grid with a capacity of 22 230 gigawatts per year

00:44:10.820 that doesn't factor in other vehicles i mentioned nor does it factor in the electricity used in

00:44:16.540 homes and businesses that currently use electricity those numbers will also rise as the feds force

00:44:23.260 folks off oil and lng in favor of heat pumps canada's current generation capacity is 148

00:44:32.660 gigawatts, 148 gigawatt hours, and is expected to rise to 170 by 2035. That comes up a little bit

00:44:46.200 short. This means our electrical grid will generate enough power to run 0.0076% of all

00:44:57.040 electric vehicles. But that's only if we don't use any power for homes and businesses and don't

00:45:02.980 factor in the energy lost from EVs and cold weather. It would appear from those numbers

00:45:08.260 that if Trudeau gets his 2035 wish for all EVs, almost no one will be able to go anywhere and

00:45:15.040 homes will be dark and cold. Here is Danielle Smith. Now, I don't like what she says at the

00:45:24.860 beginning of this video although about a minute in she starts making more sense talking about the

00:45:30.300 ev mandate by 2035 being bananas here we go i support electric vehicles and i support um hydrogen

00:45:37.300 vehicles in fact i've talked to my husband i want my next vehicle to be a hydrogen fuel cell vehicle

00:45:41.940 we've purchased three for the government so we already have them on on our fleet we have 100

00:45:48.060 that was purchased by the edmonton international airport there's a 5 000 vehicle challenge going

00:45:52.200 on in Edmonton. We're working with air products to get net zero hydrogen. We want to build out

00:45:57.220 the infrastructure. We're funding projects for hydrogen buses in Edmonton, Strathcona, as well

00:46:02.120 as conversion of long haul vehicles to hydrogen dual fuel vehicles. We're on board with that.

00:46:07.380 But the idea that within two years time, 20% of all cars that have to be sold in Canada are going

00:46:13.480 to be zero emissions. It's bananas. It's not achievable. And I can tell you, people, if they

00:46:20.220 want a car, they need to buy it now, because we're entering into a period of rationing. There's no

00:46:26.140 other way around it. I spoke to the manufacturers, and they told me the way it will work is that they

00:46:31.560 will, the only way to meet those targets is to reduce the amount of gas-fueled vehicles that

00:46:40.080 they sell. So if you only buy 2,000 vehicles in the Alberta market, they're only going to be able

00:46:45.480 to sell 8,000 gas-fired vehicles. We expect that what they're going to do is essentially phase out

00:46:52.220 the traditional auto sector. And I wish I could do something about it, but we don't have auto

00:46:58.820 manufacturing in Alberta. There isn't a way for me to be able to override it. I can just warn

00:47:02.980 Albertans that if this truly is implemented the way that they have said, by the time we get to

00:47:08.120 January 15th of 2026, we'll have sold our allotment of gas-fired vehicles for that year, and you're

00:47:13.760 to be sitting on a waiting list waiting your turn so if anyone needs to buy a car they better buy it

00:47:18.800 now if this comes into effect we'll end up having to keep our cars longer make sure that we develop

00:47:23.440 a good way of repairing them because we're going to be entering into a long period of time where

00:47:28.160 cars just aren't going to be available and and when i look at the ev market as a for instance

00:47:32.720 most of those cars right now are going to british colombia and quebec so to imagine how is everything

00:47:40.800 going to be able to fuel up or power up so uh so that they're able to give 20 of cars in all markets

00:47:47.120 how are we going to be able to build out our electricity grid and our powering stations how

00:47:51.760 do we build out our fueling stations if it's hydrogen we don't even have hydrogen car production

00:47:58.080 happening again it's on the part of this environment minister i know the manufacturers

00:48:01.840 and the dealers have been talking to him for two years and it's like hitting a head against a brick

00:48:09.040 wall. There's just been no movement on it. And now consumers are going to suffer. And I wish

00:48:13.540 there was more I could do other than warn people to go out and buy a car, but that's what they need

00:48:16.100 to do. Okay. So that Daniel Smith, I, you know, I said last week or asked last week is Daniel

00:48:21.840 Smith, Canada's last best hope at saving the country because she seems to be the only premier

00:48:31.900 aside from Scott Mo once in a while is going to speak up and talk about anything the federal

00:48:38.160 government is doing now alberta is a powerful province they are the economic engine of this

00:48:44.200 country i believe never mind ontario ontario used to be but alberta now with the natural resources

00:48:50.500 they have and the infrastructure they have built over the years has taken over in my opinion

00:48:55.380 maybe not in terms of sheer economic thrust but definitely per capita alberta carries the biggest

00:49:02.940 financial stick in this country

00:49:08.160 But she still talks about,

00:49:10.080 I'm not sure if she's doing that to placate the soft middle

00:49:15.500 who voted her in as premier.

00:49:18.740 But she needs to stop it.

00:49:21.640 And she needs to start telling the truth

00:49:24.160 about what's really going on out there.

00:49:26.840 Kind of like this guy, Vivek Ramaswamy,

00:49:30.160 who's running for president in the United States

00:49:33.440 on a Republican ticket.

00:49:35.320 Watch what Vivek has to say here.

00:49:38.160 And I think you've got to ask yourself, why am I the only candidate in this race who can

00:49:56.020 say certain things that January 6th was the product of entrapment, that our money is being

00:50:01.600 sent to persecute Christians from Ukraine to Armenia, something you're not supposed

00:50:06.760 to talk about to the fact that the climate change agenda is a hoax because it has nothing to do

00:50:13.400 with the climate and everything to do with china

00:50:20.280 okay so then he goes on to talk about january 6th and look we need to start hearing from actual

00:50:29.560 scientists which means social media needs to stop censoring and that's not going to happen

00:50:37.980 at least certain social media companies will not stop we're talking about youtube even though

00:50:45.820 they allowed that on with an a with a a warning at the bottom well what he says about climate

00:50:54.660 changes, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Facebook will do the same thing, but sometimes

00:51:00.240 it will censor certain things regarding that. I believe climate change is the narrative they're

00:51:06.680 going to use. It's going to be the perpetual narrative. They'll come up with, you know,

00:51:11.380 pandemics here and there, the transsexual movement, all of these other things, BLM,

00:51:16.840 the way it's been with distractions for the past four years, that's going to continue.

00:51:20.880 But the climate change thing is going to be constant, constant, constant all the way through.

00:51:26.800 And sadly, I believe in Canada way more than the United States that this country, the population of this country has been completely brainwashed into believing it's real.

00:51:37.500 They're not learning from history one bit.

00:51:40.200 they're not learning from the fact that our prime minister just took off in a private jet

00:51:48.240 to jamaica with his entire family and ex-wife for a week well he's been jetting around the world

00:51:55.420 as a matter of fact he flew enough time he flew the equivalent of three times around the world

00:52:01.540 in 2023 nobody says anything about that but he wants you to eat bugs he wants you to drive an

00:52:07.860 electric vehicle his climate minister just flew to china and then flew to the cop 28 conference

00:52:17.560 carbon footprint huge but they don't want you to think about that because if you think about that 0.80

00:52:27.800 you're going to go wait a minute these guys are hypocrites they're not they're not doing the

00:52:31.160 things that they say need to be done in order to prevent catastrophe, climate catastrophe. 0.87

00:52:42.640 So if that's the case, why can't people see the obvious? They can't.

00:52:52.760 professor ian plimer joined spectator tv and here's what he had to say regarding

00:53:02.300 the climate catastrophe and global boiling we have the beauty of satellites and we can measure

00:53:08.380 things for satellites and we can measure the number of trees on the planet with satellites

00:53:14.220 and we've done that over the whole planet we've counted the number of trees in the whole world

00:53:19.960 We can measure how much carbon dioxide is emitted by burning coal

00:53:25.140 and by burning petroleum because you can measure the tonnes

00:53:27.720 which are actually used.

00:53:30.780 We can measure how much carbon dioxide is emitted from smelting

00:53:34.040 because you know how many tonnes of metal are produced.

00:53:36.800 And we work out that the planet is already at net zero.

00:53:40.460 Vegetation is sucking up more carbon dioxide than the planet's humans

00:53:45.180 are emitting.

00:53:46.480 So we are already at net zero.

00:53:48.420 Now, that creates a scientific problem.

00:53:50.780 Well, where the hell does the excess carbon dioxide come from?

00:53:54.900 Well, it comes out of the oceans.

00:53:56.840 About 3% of all emissions on planet Earth are from humans.

00:54:01.220 The rest come out of the oceans.

00:54:03.460 Some comes out of mammals breathing out like ourselves.

00:54:07.400 I'm breathing out 4% carbon dioxide, and some of it comes out of volcanoes. 0.63

00:54:11.860 So you can do some very simple calculations to show that we are being fed an enormous load of rubbish.

00:54:20.680 And to make matters worse, if you look back in the past, we can see from looking at the past that every time we've had an ice age, we've had more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere than now.

00:54:32.400 So it's clear that carbon dioxide cannot drive global warming.

00:54:36.080 and you can't dismiss the past because if you do by saying,

00:54:40.340 and I've had this said to me, oh, yes, that's the past

00:54:42.540 and, you know, your geologists deal with stuff in the past

00:54:45.480 but we're dealing with the present.

00:54:47.900 If you use that argument, you then have to say, oh, wait a minute,

00:54:51.300 the laws of physics and chemistry in the past were different

00:54:54.160 from the laws of physics and chemistry now.

00:54:56.540 So really this is the greatest scientific and financial scam

00:55:01.220 that we've ever been fed.

00:55:03.280 It's going to hurt us.

00:55:04.400 It's going to hurt the average person who is now suffering terribly from inflation and high cost of living.

00:55:10.740 And much of that is just a simple cost of energy and energy makes everything cheap or expensive.

00:55:18.620 And yet people like Danielle, I'm going to play this video for you guys in just a second.

00:55:22.540 It's going to alarm the hell out of you.

00:55:24.820 Yuval Harari, who's Klaus Schwab's right hand man with the World Economic Forum.

00:55:29.380 It's only about a minute and 20 seconds, but it's scary.

00:55:31.860 so we've got scientists not 97 percent of scientists we've got scientists out there

00:55:40.520 who are actually coming out and saying these things we do have politicians in the united 0.86

00:55:45.120 states not all but many of them coming out and saying this is a load of rubbish

00:55:48.580 and yet for some reason here in canada the best we can do is go oh i love hydrogen cars but this

00:55:55.240 plan is absolutely not workable and that's from danielle smith we've got pierre poly of acknowledging

00:56:02.260 we have to do something about climate change but we don't have to tax people for it why don't these

00:56:09.720 guys grow a set and maybe it's because they're doing research and they're seeing that 75 or 80

00:56:17.220 percent of canadians actually believe in man-made climate change and that's why they're holding

00:56:23.120 back because if they say, it's a load of rubbish, they're going to have people turn on them and they

00:56:29.020 won't be able to win. I can understand that. It makes good political sense. But there certainly 0.97

00:56:33.940 must be a way, if you have any sort of marketing people within your party, to be able to start

00:56:39.840 getting this message out there that makes people stop and think about whatever I just said. The

00:56:47.020 fact that Justin Trudeau feels absolutely justified, that he can fly around the world

00:56:51.680 the equivalent of three times in one year

00:56:54.220 and still come back to our country

00:56:56.600 and preach to us about the cost of pollution

00:56:59.720 because he's bought carbon offsets,

00:57:02.440 which is ridiculous, by the way?

00:57:06.420 Does it make any sense to anybody out there? 0.65

00:57:10.160 Anybody?

00:57:14.280 How these people can stand behind this ideology

00:57:17.800 is beyond me.

00:57:19.060 It just shows complete and total cognitive dissonance, kind of like with COVID.

00:57:27.240 Exactly.

00:57:29.540 The contradictions are obvious, completely obvious.

00:57:36.300 And yet they're, la, la, la, la, la, la.

00:57:40.160 Confirmation bias is a crazy thing, isn't it?

00:57:42.480 All right, Yuval Harari is Klaus Schwab's right-hand man with the World Economic Forum.

00:57:49.060 and he says that humans are hackable, and why do we need so many humans on this planet anyway?

00:57:55.860 You argue that actually the amazing breakthrough that we are experiencing right now,

00:58:01.760 not only will potentially make our life better, but they will create, and I quote you,

00:58:06.460 new classes and new class struggles, just as the Industrial Revolution did.

00:58:11.020 Can you elaborate for us?

00:58:11.920 Yes, in the Industrial Revolution, we saw the creation of a new class of the urban proletariat, and much of the political and social history of the last 200 years involved what to do with this class and the new problems and opportunities. 0.94

00:58:28.420 Now, we see the creation of a new massive class of useless people.

00:58:33.580 As computers become better and better in more and more fields,

00:58:39.580 there is a distinct possibility that computers will outperform us

00:58:44.360 in most tasks and will make humans redundant.

00:58:48.040 And then the big political and economic question of the 21st century

00:58:52.120 will be, what do we need humans for?

00:58:55.300 Or at least, what do we need so many humans for?

00:58:58.660 Do you have an answer in the book?

00:59:00.640 At present, the best guess we have is keep them happy with drugs and computer games.

00:59:08.540 Yeah.

00:59:10.040 Seriously, that guy is part of the World Economic Forum.

00:59:18.380 It's amazing to me.

00:59:19.800 Oh, before I forget.

00:59:22.360 Hang on just a second here, you guys.

00:59:26.100 Before I forget.

00:59:29.680 there we go there's something going on on friday in atlantic canada

00:59:38.900 looks like a convoy i got this message from james hi shadow we're having an atlantic canada

00:59:49.800 unity convoy on the 29th wondering if you'd be interested in having someone come on and

00:59:56.060 talk about this on your show so i will try to get one of these folks from this event to come on the

01:00:04.560 show friday i asked does it have to be a convoy and the reason for that is every time i believe

01:00:09.420 every time we do a convoy since the freedom convoy if it's smaller and there's not really

01:00:13.800 a reason for it aside from unity you're doing a disservice to the freedom convoy and surely we

01:00:22.620 can come up with other things to do. I mean, people do need to get together. I don't really

01:00:28.900 see the reason to bring big rigs along for the ride, because that's going to ruffle a lot of

01:00:34.400 feathers. And I think the movement itself needs to start maturing, start growing a little bit.

01:00:42.080 Getting minds together is a good thing. We don't necessarily need to bring the trucks along with

01:00:46.680 us. Having said that, in the United States before Christmas, there was this massive event down in

01:00:53.280 Phoenix. Tim Poole was there. James O'Keefe was there. Carl, sorry, Tucker Carlson was there.

01:00:59.220 A lot of big names. Charlie Kirk was there. Dave Rubin was there. A lot of big names

01:01:06.560 in conservative media were there. And it was, from everything I could see,

01:01:12.740 absolutely amazing to be there the energy in the place was absolutely outstanding and

01:01:19.620 i think we need something like that here for unity's sake if we can get all of the canadian

01:01:29.400 independent media together if we can get the big names in the canadian freedom movement truth

01:01:35.560 seeking movement together all in one place for three or four days just to get together

01:01:40.600 in a large venue-type situation with speakers.

01:01:45.480 We don't need to bring in any Americans.

01:01:47.340 We can do this ourselves and just call it Canada Fest.

01:01:52.780 I think that would be a fantastic idea,

01:01:55.180 and I'm going to start asking questions about that

01:01:58.700 with the people I'm connected to in the next few weeks

01:02:01.960 to see if it's feasible for us to get something like this going.

01:02:06.640 Where should it be?

01:02:08.140 How large a venue do we need?

01:02:10.240 how many people can we expect to attend and i wonder and i'm going to throw this out there right

01:02:16.800 now and i know we've got a smaller than usual audience tonight because it's that void between

01:02:22.420 christmas and new year's would you guys be interested in attending something like that

01:02:27.580 if it were say a thousand miles away from you let's say it wasn't calgary or toronto because

01:02:35.300 those are the two logical cities that we would put something like this in, would you go to attend

01:02:42.220 something like this? I know it costs, but would it be worth it to you to make those connections

01:02:50.440 from far and wide across this country? And sadly, unlike the United States, we haven't got a warm

01:02:56.660 weather place we can go in the wintertime. They've got Phoenix and Miami and San Diego and all of

01:03:02.780 these places to choose from where you don't have to wear a parka that's not the way things roll up

01:03:08.380 here in canada up here in canada unless you're going to bc where you need an umbrella this time

01:03:13.120 of year and it's still only five or six degrees you're going to be wearing a parka so would that

01:03:20.220 be something that you guys would be interested in attending speaking of the world economic forum

01:03:25.340 First of all, there is this new AI on X. It's called Grok, and it was input by Elon Musk himself.

01:03:34.180 It's the alternative to ChatGPT. So it's an artificial intelligence available on X right now.

01:03:42.100 Lion Advocacy, this is Viva Fry's older brother, he himself a lawyer, who posted this through Grok.

01:03:49.340 he said five reasons why canada's minister of finance should not be on the world economic

01:03:55.320 forum board of trustees according to grok with klaus schwab now talking about a future without

01:04:00.640 elections and he is in case you haven't noticed this is not a hard decision renounce all ties

01:04:07.800 with the world economic forum or at a minimum the role of trustee so here's what grok says

01:04:12.560 number one potential conflict of interest duh as a member of the world economic forum board of

01:04:20.820 trustees the canadian finance minister may face situations where the interests of the wef in

01:04:25.900 canada do not align this could lead to a conflict of interest when making decisions that affect both

01:04:31.660 organizations number two time constraints serving on the board of trustees requires a significant

01:04:37.020 time commitment the canadian finance minister may not be able to devote the necessary time to both

01:04:42.480 roles potentially impacting their performance in either position number three public perception

01:04:47.620 some individuals may perceive the dual role as inappropriate or unethical

01:04:52.940 oh oh oh me me leading to questions about the minister's priorities and loyalties this could

01:05:01.000 undermine public trust in the minister's ability to act in the best interests of canada same thing

01:05:05.760 with theresa tam working for the world health organization as far as i'm concerned number four

01:05:10.640 4. Confidential information. The minister may have access to sensitive information from both

01:05:15.320 organizations. It's vital to ensure that confidential information is not disclosed or misused and that

01:05:22.920 the minister maintains a clear separation of duties and 5. Political pressure. The minister's

01:05:28.360 involvement with the World Economic Forum could create political pressure from various stakeholders

01:05:32.780 including political parties, interest groups, and the public. This may influence the minister's

01:05:37.720 decision-making process and compromise their ability to make impartial decisions do you think

01:05:44.760 so that comes from grok the ai counterpart of chat gpt available on x libs of tiktok

01:05:55.580 posted this this non-profit in ottawa has a monthly play group only for lgbtq families and

01:06:05.020 gender-creative children ages 0 to 6,

01:06:10.860 funded by the Trudeau government.

01:06:13.880 The Trudeau government is now supporting LGBTQ babies.

01:06:19.100 Babies.

01:06:20.740 How can a month's-old baby be trans, non-binary, or queer?

01:06:30.320 I was out for a walk the other day,

01:06:35.020 And I saw a man pushing his baby in a carriage towards me.

01:06:42.300 And I said, oh, cute, boy or girl?

01:06:46.580 And he didn't say anything.

01:06:47.720 I said, seriously, dude, what, boy or girl?

01:06:50.000 Well, we don't know.

01:06:55.080 I said, are you freaking kidding me?

01:06:58.420 Are you freaking kidding me?

01:06:59.800 It's a baby.

01:07:01.080 Is it a boy or is it a girl?

01:07:03.320 Well, my wife, I said, never mind your wife.

01:07:05.500 You set your wife straight.

01:07:09.560 Gender is not a social construct.

01:07:13.780 It is a biological fact, period.

01:07:18.280 What she is doing right now is trying to create a social construct of ambiguity regarding, 0.91

01:07:26.660 and confusion, obviously, regarding gender ideology, which is absolutely ridiculous. 0.92

01:07:33.320 So grow a set and tell your wife that this is a boy or a girl. 0.97

01:07:39.480 And then I just continued walking.

01:07:41.500 I've been getting a little bit more combative lately.

01:07:43.460 I guess the reason for that is because I'm feeling a little bit more fed up lately.

01:07:48.440 And I understand that we are going to have to start fighting outside of our own echo chambers from time to time.

01:07:56.080 the trudeau government spends 9.9 million of our dollars to create gender inclusive environment for

01:08:06.380 youth in iraq story came out a couple of days before christmas oh look there he is

01:08:17.220 as canada grapples with its own economic challenges international development minister

01:08:23.180 Ahmed Hussain announced Wednesday that nearly $10 million will be sent to support youth employment

01:08:30.260 initiatives in Iraq. Hussain explained that the Middle East and North Africa are key areas of

01:08:36.560 focus for Canada's foreign policy. The strategy for the Middle East focuses on stability, resilience,

01:08:42.420 and economic development, he said. I don't see anything about LGBTQ yet. This is a long-term

01:08:49.780 play because investment in the stability and economic resilience of countries like iraq and

01:08:53.860 the middle east is in canada's national interest how how the 9.9 million will support vocational

01:09:03.140 and technical education programs over the next five years facilitated by a collaboration between

01:09:08.100 the world university service of canada and canadian leaders in international consulting

01:09:13.300 well based in ottawa these organizations focus on international projects

01:09:19.140 the training and workplace advancement solutions for opportunities in the labor force project is

01:09:23.700 outlined in the release by the world university service of canada aims to empower over 20 000

01:09:29.460 students annually in iraq through enhanced training and employment opportunities the tow

01:09:35.060 assault project is a five-year initiative that seeks to create a more enabling and gender

01:09:40.580 inclusive environment for youth employment to flourish in Iraq. How well is that going to go

01:09:46.000 in Iraq? Probably not very well. I'm not sure if you guys ever saw the docu-series,

01:09:56.220 The Fall of the Cabal. It was created by Janet Osibard, a Dutch video producer, narrator,

01:10:07.140 writer in the past five years and according to reports that i have been finding online the last

01:10:15.920 couple of days janet has passed away janet osbard if you guys never saw the fall of the cabal

01:10:26.200 look for it you can find it on bitch shoot you can find it on a rumble there is a part one and

01:10:34.100 part two in part one i believe there are 30 different segments in part two there's 15 or 16

01:10:41.220 and i believe there is one extra not necessarily called part three that explain a lot of what's

01:10:49.140 going on or possibly what's going on she does make a lot of pieces fit however having said that

01:10:56.900 there are certain issues that i take with it but when i first saw this docuseries

01:11:05.300 over three years ago now almost four years ago now i was floored it was one of the first things

01:11:10.420 that actually opened my eyes to what's going on from there i started thinking for myself and seeing

01:11:20.100 things

01:11:20.500 jannett osbard the filmmaker known for the fall of cabal all of the cabal has been confirmed as

01:11:28.100 dead by suicide oh really was it was it we wish her friends and family peace in these difficult times

01:11:43.860 and she was a woman of bravery i would not be surprised if

01:11:50.860 This was not suicide.

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