The Shadoe Davis Show - February 22, 2023


Shadoe at Nite Tues. Feb. 21st⧸2023


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1 hour and 27 minutes

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12,320

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367

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8

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Toxicity

25

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27

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00:03:00.000 hello my friends and welcome to shadow at night this is tuesday february the 21st 2023
00:03:13.100 some interesting things on the show tonight regarding um
00:03:18.980 recalls whole bunch of stuff has been recalled in the past week or so we're going to get to
00:03:26.180 that in just a while donald trump on truth social today dropped a bomb that we shared all over
00:03:32.900 social media meaning facebook and twitter and even youtube i think they may have banned what he said
00:03:38.580 a couple of hours after it was reposted onto youtube because you know youtube but
00:03:44.700 interesting remarks about who was really behind the uprising in ukraine earlier well i was going
00:03:54.080 to say earlier this year but it's next year now so last year lots of interesting things including
00:04:00.680 a liberal mp a member of our government who actually admitted in a committee yesterday
00:04:07.080 in ottawa that the vaccine was not tested properly
00:04:13.900 in defense of the government being able to keep documents away from the public
00:04:23.140 so in order to protect government confidentiality in terms of the contract between big pharma and
00:04:32.080 the government of canada he was willing to go out and suggest that these products have not
00:04:38.040 been tested properly and that's why the big pharma companies demanded extra protection
00:04:44.040 from us and confidentiality and we gave it to them
00:04:47.480 has any of the left-wing corporate media covered that no no i got it from marty up north's twitter
00:04:58.560 page last night after the show i couldn't believe it by the way if you're not following on twitter
00:05:04.640 because you haven't got a twitter account get one and then follow me and then look at all of
00:05:10.400 the people i follow on twitter and follow them because there is so much news that you're not
00:05:17.400 hearing on places like facebook or the left-wing corporate media or anywhere else youtube especially
00:05:23.360 that you will see on twitter and these things are verifiable or they have already been verified
00:05:29.960 it's not like people are lying on there well you know what that's not completely true
00:05:34.660 some news agencies and independent journalists go a bit far in their analysis of things that
00:05:43.280 have happened they tend to exaggerate numbers at protests and whatnot and so you really have
00:05:49.960 to watch for that stuff but by and large by and large you can't verify for yourself if something
00:05:55.420 seems kind of hinky to you okay before i continue tonight i want to go ahead and and ask people if
00:06:02.880 you're new to the show on rumble or twitter or facebook or lgm.news looking glass media
00:06:10.760 go ahead and say hello tonight never mind sitting back and just kind of going
00:06:15.880 i'm not really here i'm not i mean i i know there's over 400 people watching already live
00:06:22.800 on facebook and there's probably another couple hundred over on rumble and maybe a hundred or so
00:06:28.220 on twitter right now and that audience is going to get bigger and bigger as we go on through the
00:06:32.360 night so if you usually sit back or if you're new and you're shy go ahead say hello i would love to
00:06:39.680 welcome you to the show and guess what's going to happen the regular viewing community will welcome
00:06:44.760 you as well you can say hi i'm barry and i'm new all right let's go say some hellos chuck is watching
00:06:52.500 from kamloops hello lisa from burlington michael from brampton holly is watching tonight from
00:06:58.300 somewhere. Joan, hello, from Nova Scotia. Steve is with us. Celine's watching from Ottawa. Randy,
00:07:05.380 Christine from Paris, Ontario. Sue is watching from Montreal. Colleen from Maydock, Ontario.
00:07:10.600 Anna, hello. How you doing tonight? Good to see you guys on the weekend. Marnie is watching from
00:07:15.100 St. Catharines. Dawson from Maple Ridge, British Columbia. Paul is watching. Paul is the guy who
00:07:20.680 gave us the poodos. Remember poodos last year? I showed you guys one night on the show. Sandy is
00:07:27.380 watching uh hello joanne hello linda watching from lady lake heather is watching gourd trent
00:07:33.540 crystal i'm not seeing many new names here i usually remember the name jeff stone from tacit
00:07:40.480 investigations and security of course anna uh sigurdsson with canada nanosilver.ca two of the
00:07:47.940 huge huge supporters of this show for the past couple of years let's move to rumble if you want
00:07:53.020 to leave a rumble rant one dollar two dollars five dollars i don't care just go ahead it separates
00:07:58.100 your comment from everybody else's so i can see it if you want me to mention it on the show whether
00:08:03.500 it's a question concern comment hello marie watching from montreal and d wags watching
00:08:10.600 from nova scotia swirly bird is watching from cartwright manitoba tootsie's mom from newfoundland
00:08:16.380 lease is watching from shoal lake clintasaurus is watching from tucson hot mama from port
00:08:22.920 dover i love these rumble handles hello michael watching from bradford roll on susan from sydney
00:08:33.200 all right so there's our hellos i haven't seen any new people yet but uh if i do i will try to
00:08:40.400 mention them and if i do not during the show but after the show is over i'll go back and look at
00:08:45.740 the comments and welcome them myself because that's that's just the polite thing to do right
00:08:51.100 Okay. We've been talking about taking your money out of the banks and turning it into gold and silver. We're talking about investments. We're talking about money. We're talking about whatever, whatever you've got. Just leaving it up in the bank so you can pay your bills, your mortgage, your loans, whatnot.
00:09:11.760 so jeff stone of tacit investigations and security has been doing much of this for the past couple
00:09:19.920 of years now he's going to join the show on friday night and he's going to talk about turning your
00:09:24.080 money into actual gold and silver and he's going to have a couple of examples right jeff you're
00:09:29.100 going to have a couple of examples to show us an actual gold bar an actual silver coin or bar as
00:09:36.880 the case may be and well we're not actually going to find out where Jeff keeps this stuff
00:09:43.480 I'm sure we'll have some ideas for you on Friday night as to what you can do to keep yourself safe
00:09:52.380 and the first thing the first thing that you should do is not tell anybody that you've got it
00:09:58.680 now Jeff is smart this way I'm sure he's got several off-site locations where he keeps his
00:10:03.780 goods and you'll never find out where not even under torture not even under waterboarding would
00:10:09.320 you find out from jeff thursday night on the show carrie simpson who's the chairperson of
00:10:13.560 frontline canada.ca talking about the land grabs in bill c27 and tomorrow night on the show from
00:10:20.440 police on guard it's clay farnsworth who reached out to me today via email shadow davis at gmail.com
00:10:28.020 says he has something important to discuss and so i can't wait to hear exactly what that is
00:10:33.200 Last night, we were talking on the show.
00:10:34.900 Oh, wait a minute.
00:10:36.340 Staying with the money thing here.
00:10:38.760 I got a great email today from our friend Milt.
00:10:42.000 And Milt says, hello, Shadow.
00:10:43.500 If anyone is taking out RRSPs, $5,000 and under, the government will steal 10% of this.
00:10:50.400 but if you go with five thousand and one dollars or over that the government will take 20 up to
00:10:58.520 fifteen thousand dollars and 30 if over fifteen thousand dollars it's different in quebec he says
00:11:04.240 example if you want ten thousand dollars take out five thousand one day and five thousand the next
00:11:10.980 day an immediate ten thousand dollar withdrawal will cost you two thousand dollars five thousand
00:11:16.660 dollars one day will cost you five hundred and five thousand the next day will cost you another
00:11:21.100 five hundred for one thousand dollars which is half of what you would have lost if you do it
00:11:26.100 all at once you'll save yourself a thousand dollars just something people should be aware
00:11:30.140 of that can help them save some of their hard-earned cash then he says hope you're able to
00:11:34.460 share this appreciate your fighting spirit uh milt thank you very much for that milt i really
00:11:39.560 appreciate that something you guys should consider if you are considering removing money from
00:11:44.600 investments and money out of the bank and people have been having trouble getting money out of the
00:11:50.900 bank i've been seeing more and more videos like that even in winnipeg like there have been some
00:11:57.280 local people who are so incensed they can't get their money out of the bank and then the thing
00:12:02.000 that the teller will ask you or the bank manager even though sometimes the bank manager comes over
00:12:07.200 and says, so what are you going to do with all that cash? You are under no obligation to tell
00:12:14.360 them anything. That question comes from their corporate overlords. They are required to ask you
00:12:20.920 if you're taking out a large amount of money, and I think it varies from branch to branch,
00:12:25.420 bank to bank, $2,500, $2,000, $3,000, $1,500, whatever it is, they're required to ask you,
00:12:32.440 according to their company, not the law, what you're going to do with that money.
00:12:36.820 You're under no obligation to tell them anything.
00:12:39.640 Just say, I'm going gambling, man.
00:12:45.280 Or just politely smile and go.
00:12:51.980 And then turn around, wish them a pleasant day and leave.
00:12:56.720 Yesterday, we were also talking about talking to people.
00:13:01.800 And trying to bring them on side.
00:13:03.920 and i was uh given a pep talk it was politely put to me today in a message from sean thank you sean
00:13:12.820 for all you're doing to help me out uh he said thanks for the pep talk shadow i really needed
00:13:18.520 that now it may have come across a little bit rough and for that i apologize but i know there
00:13:25.880 are plenty of people who are sitting there rooting and wishing and hoping with their eyes closed and
00:13:30.980 their ears closed to some extent because their cognitive dissonance is still with them and they
00:13:34.700 don't believe things can actually get any worse even after experiencing the last three years um
00:13:41.480 so my whole point last night was to get everybody on board we can't have any passengers i saw this
00:13:51.100 today and i respectfully disagree with it i don't know who this young lady is i found this on free
00:13:59.380 your mind on bit shoot and i would like to thank the person that sent this along to me
00:14:03.140 but give this a listen you guys and then we're going to go to the comments i want to see what
00:14:08.240 you think before i give you my opinion have a look how can i wake up my friends and family
00:14:14.260 so i'm going to answer this question that i get all the time and it's an answer that sometimes
00:14:19.400 people don't like to hear but i'm going to explain why i think it's true so in evolutionary astrology
00:14:25.140 way back in the 90s when a guy named jeffrey wolf green founded this type of astrology which is a
00:14:30.460 type of astrology that i practice he stated that 70 of the population lives in a consensus state
00:14:37.920 which is basically a herd mentality so these are the literal npcs of the world so they don't form
00:14:44.580 independent thought when they want to know what their opinions are on certain topics they just
00:14:49.280 look to the external world so these kinds of people will tend to get the most offended when
00:14:54.540 you present them certain views that go outside of their paradigm, because their beliefs actually
00:15:00.180 represent unconscious security needs. So they unconsciously gain security in trusting the
00:15:06.600 mainstream media, celebrities, the experts, the government, they basically can't really think for
00:15:12.580 themselves. So they seek security and outsourcing their opinions to the outer world. And moving from
00:15:18.160 this consensus herd mentality to the next stage, which is an individuated state, is actually
00:15:24.500 often a traumatic process, because instead of trusting the external world, like you always have
00:15:30.300 the government, the authorities, you actually have to learn how to trust self as an inner guidance
00:15:35.140 system instead. And in order to do that, you actually have to decondition and undo a lot of
00:15:40.680 what you thought was true about yourself and the world in the process. So this is a really alienating
00:15:46.920 and lonely process by design, because in order to discover who you are, you actually have to
00:15:51.380 separate from the herd to begin with. And the thing is, you can't actually force people out
00:15:58.280 of this state. It has to come from an inner calling. So it has to come from them realizing
00:16:04.440 that there is something different inside of them that can't be explained by the experts,
00:16:09.680 science, celebrities, government. And in my view, it really takes a certain ripeness of the soul
00:16:15.660 to even want to go down that path because it's not easy. Most people will actually refuse the
00:16:22.280 call of their individuation again and again and again because their unconscious security needs
00:16:29.360 to stay in the unknown, the known rather of the consensus is so strong. So you don't want to like
00:16:36.120 hate them for that. It's actually a necessary stage in their own soul's development. And this
00:16:41.940 is why trying to wake up family friends and others in general is almost always a failed project
00:16:47.800 and really how I feel about it the best thing you can do in these times is focus on your own soul
00:16:54.400 evolution and find something unique about you that you can bring back to the world and the reason why
00:17:01.260 I'm saying that is because it is the most highly individuated and spiritualized people who actually
00:17:07.160 create the next consensus and they don't do this by forcefully trying to wake up the people who
00:17:13.720 are asleep they do this by bringing back their true essence their true nature and their soul
00:17:19.160 gifts back to the consensus where they can uplift inspire and show people there's a different way to
00:17:25.880 be well that's interesting some of what she says i agree with some of what she says i don't agree
00:17:34.660 with? What do you guys think? I want to go to the comments and see what you think. So I'll wait.
00:17:51.080 I'm frozen.
00:17:57.700 Okay, this is one from Valerie here. I had a friend of mine come out from nowhere and start
00:18:02.720 on my page about how no conspiracies have been proven she is against all okay um i'm going to
00:18:08.540 address that valerie quite simply you're never going to win this discussion via social media
00:18:18.220 it's never going to happen because they don't have to face you when you're together with them
00:18:26.300 it's a completely different energy it's a completely different situation when they're
00:18:31.040 sitting behind their own keyboard they are bold they are brave right you could always say well
00:18:38.800 none of your theories have ever been proven correct either but that's just a no-win scenario
00:18:43.580 that's a circular a circular argument and it's never there's no end to it just keeps going
00:18:48.700 round and round and round you know you must be in the same place with them that's the first thing
00:18:55.600 i think uh what marnie says here some people are just lazy that's what i was saying last night yes
00:19:07.000 and some are really indoctrinated i think this young lady was talking about
00:19:11.760 the people who are incredibly indoctrinated these are the people that we called the branch
00:19:17.560 covidians uh with the mask and the five shots and and whatnot and those people i don't think
00:19:29.760 we can ever really get they may wake up one day on their own but for now no no here's my theory
00:19:38.420 and it's a lot like christine anderson's actually and this is what i've said before and i'll say it
00:19:42.580 again you cannot have this conversation one meaning you on two or three or four right so
00:19:54.720 you can't be sitting down with your buddies eating chicken wings watching a hockey game drinking beer 0.95
00:19:58.420 and saying so you know what guys i mean this this uh vaccine crap if one of those guys says 0.99
00:20:04.280 oh shut up man you don't know what you're talking about and he's the loud guy he's the the pack 0.99
00:20:09.320 leader all of the other guys are just going to go right behind them and it's it's you've seen it in 0.99
00:20:14.600 movies right and then you're stuck they'll just shout you down they'll make jokes they'll make
00:20:21.980 fun of you and that'll be the end of it it needs to be a one-on-one conversation
00:20:26.640 one on one and you have to speak one item at a time you can't start throwing all the crazy stuff
00:20:36.260 at them and and by crazy stuff i mean the rabbit holes we've all gone down and we've all seen
00:20:41.120 proven but to them it's crazy it's insane even though like i said they have lived through the
00:20:50.340 last three years and have now normalized those last three years somehow you've got to find one
00:20:58.320 in one thing that you think will appeal to them whether it's how many masks do you see laying on
00:21:05.400 the ground man like really what's that all about or you see a guy wearing a mask but it's like
00:21:10.820 it's down here it's on his chin he's walking around in a restaurant like that i saw a guy
00:21:16.660 like that on the weekend i wanted to say to him why do you even have it on what's the point well
00:21:22.640 you know just in case i get close to somebody i can pull it up you're not even supposed to touch
00:21:27.080 the thing that was the first thing we learned three years ago well learned we're told by medical
00:21:32.780 professionals if you are going to wear a mask because this was before anything was mandatory
00:21:38.300 if you are going to wear a mask once you put it on you can't touch it or you'll contaminate the
00:21:43.100 entire thing and you'll have to put on a new one remember that but that's surgical
00:21:48.080 that's for surgeries the sterile field
00:21:52.920 so none of anything they said made sense for the past three years so just find those things we've
00:22:00.460 talked about them ad nauseum for three years now in our little echo chamber here we have talked
00:22:05.700 about all of the things that haven't made sense pull a couple of those things out and then have
00:22:10.840 a respectful conversation with that one person even if it takes you two or three hours it doesn't
00:22:16.600 matter that's what you have to do but it cannot be on your phone on social media it needs to be
00:22:24.720 in person if it's not they will feel too shielded too brave to listen
00:22:32.080 and of course they will provide no evidence of their case either
00:22:36.420 got to do it one-on-one and you must bring evidence with you if it's a two-minute video
00:22:43.700 if it's a a one-minute read of a story bring it with you have them read it
00:22:50.820 you can do this it takes time but eventually like she talks about the paradigm shift right
00:22:57.780 the herd mentality we need to bring the herds mentality to our side and that's why we have to
00:23:04.840 keep doing what we're doing that's why we have to keep sharing shows like this one that's why i was
00:23:11.420 giving you guys hell for that last night right like how come you're not sharing there's 600 of
00:23:14.940 you guys here watching live and you're not sharing the show this is the simplest thing you can do
00:23:19.740 to help the cause is get the word out there to people so share the show on your page give it a
00:23:27.800 thumbs up on rumble retweet it on twitter whatever you can do to get the word out that's what we need
00:23:34.260 to do and that's the bare minimum
00:23:36.400 i got a lot of messages today from people who are going you know i i really haven't been doing my
00:23:45.920 part man i feel bad about it look at you don't have to admit to me that you feel bad about things
00:23:52.480 i'm not your boss i'm just sitting here trying to encourage the people we have in our group here
00:23:58.980 to get active to start telling people these things to start letting them know what's really
00:24:04.980 going on in the world or else what's going to happen now look at this none of the left-wing
00:24:12.020 corporate media you guys none of them have reported on this story and i looked today to me
00:24:17.840 this is a blockbuster i am going to play this this is anthony house father he is a liberal mp
00:24:24.500 a couple of years ago he was on the we committee uh sorry the we scandal committee the clarity
00:24:31.500 committee and he shut down the debate on the committee because the liberals had the majority
00:24:37.940 on the committee with the ndp they shut it down there was no further discussion about it
00:24:42.020 now these committees happen all the time outside of question period in the house of commons right
00:24:47.780 one party sends four people another party sends five people another party sends one person or
00:24:54.100 two people and they have an odd number and the liberals combined with the ndp have the majority
00:24:59.920 on these committees but this was a committee that was set up to talk about transparency and
00:25:06.420 government. And talking about why the big pharma company contracts are so confidential and not
00:25:14.660 available to the public. This is what Anthony Housefather had to say about that. Watch this
00:25:19.540 90 seconds. Listen to what he said. These agreements require employees of the government
00:25:24.140 of candidates that access these documents to sign confidentiality agreements. And why is that? Why
00:25:31.060 is there much more redactions, as my colleague said, in these documents than in other documents?
00:25:36.420 It's because these documents were signed at the beginning of a pandemic, when everybody was desperate for vaccines, when companies were being told to rush vaccine production, do testing in an unprecedented way, in a way they normally don't do it.
00:25:51.860 So these companies were exposed to way higher liability, putting their products on the market than they normally would, because they didn't do the type of testing that normally takes these drugs years to come to market.
00:26:04.000 They did it all in less than a year.
00:26:06.420 so that's why these companies said if i'm going to deliver you this product that i haven't tested
00:26:12.020 in my normal way i i want to have different conditions and with companies all countries
00:26:18.120 around the world competing with each other to get these the countries had less leverage than
00:26:22.660 they normally do for example if we were entering into flu vaccine contracts or monkeypox contracts
00:26:28.640 or other things that were normally available this would be a different issue but these are
00:26:35.700 already signed they were signed at a time the government didn't have that leverage in
00:26:39.000 negotiations we just wanted to sign as many vaccine contracts with as many producers as possible
00:26:43.120 because Canadians were desperate for vaccines and in the end it worked out we got vaccines and we
00:26:48.220 were one of the countries that got to vaccinate everybody the fastest
00:26:50.740 we're going to go back to the beginning
00:26:55.480 you're watch not the whole thing again the first minute or so
00:27:01.620 these agreements require employees of the government of candidates that access these
00:27:08.560 documents to sign confidentiality agreements and why is that why is there much more redactions as
00:27:15.620 my colleague said in these documents than in other documents it's because these documents were signed
00:27:21.140 at the beginning of a pandemic when everybody was desperate for vaccines when companies were being
00:27:27.380 told to rush vaccine production do testing in an unprecedented way in a way they normally don't do
00:27:33.980 it so these companies were exposed to way higher liability putting their products on the market
00:27:39.760 than they normally would because they didn't do the type of testing that normally takes these
00:27:44.840 drugs years to come to market they did it all in less than a year okay so
00:27:50.940 Now, is he saying to a parliamentary committee that these things were not tested properly?
00:28:03.220 And that's why the big pharma companies demanded extra protections in the contracts?
00:28:12.940 And then the government got these vaccines, turned around and said, you must take these things.
00:28:20.160 Get vaccinated, get your booster, get up to date.
00:28:24.760 When they knew they hadn't been tested properly.
00:28:29.460 Normally it takes these things years to come to market,
00:28:32.440 but they did all that testing in less than a year.
00:28:35.080 Now, how can you do long-term testing if there isn't a long term?
00:28:41.580 How can you actually sit there with a straight face
00:28:44.500 and say to an entire country, 38 million people,
00:28:47.600 that these things are safe and effective?
00:28:49.780 How?
00:28:50.160 And now he is sitting there in a parliamentary committee admitting, in order to preserve the secrecy behind these contracts, that these things weren't tested properly.
00:28:59.600 This should be a bombshell story for every single news network in this country.
00:29:05.460 And what do we hear? Crickets.
00:29:07.300 i'm sorry for yelling you guys but right there right there this guy should be going to jail and
00:29:25.020 everybody in his government should be going to jail they knew that these things hadn't been tested
00:29:31.880 in the negotiations for getting these vaccines.
00:29:35.500 They knew it.
00:29:37.860 And then they turned around and they lied
00:29:40.080 to every single citizen of this country.
00:29:43.520 And then they penalized the people
00:29:45.520 who were hesitant to get them.
00:29:49.760 No travel, loss of job,
00:29:52.340 no crossing the border, etc.
00:29:54.480 You know the drill.
00:30:00.400 This is criminal.
00:30:01.880 where are the lawyers?
00:30:08.620 Where is the opposition?
00:30:13.140 Polyev should have been all over this.
00:30:15.300 Has he made a comment on this?
00:30:17.100 I haven't seen it.
00:30:19.280 Anybody?
00:30:25.840 I am not making too much of this.
00:30:28.880 this has been bothering me ever since last night right after the show when i saw this
00:30:33.920 i can't believe it i still can't believe it
00:30:38.600 now there's a lot of pushback coming from the ruling that came out last week from justice
00:30:45.820 ruleau on the uh the emergency act commission this one comes from the frontier center for
00:30:51.880 public policy. And it's titled The Strange Conclusions of Justice Rouleau. Justice Paul
00:30:58.700 Rouleau released his report February 17th and concluded that the very high level threshold
00:31:03.360 required for the invocation of the Emergencies Act was met. He insists cabinet had reasonable
00:31:08.300 grounds to believe there existed a national emergency arising from threats to the security
00:31:12.440 of Canada, leading the prime minister to invoke the Emergencies Act. Nonetheless, Rouleau conceded,
00:31:17.920 I do not come to this conclusion easily as I do not consider the factual basis for it to be
00:31:23.880 overwhelming. Okay, fine, but you still agreed with the government. For any Canadian following
00:31:28.940 the hearings, that is, this is, to say the least, an understatement. During the Public Order Emergency
00:31:34.840 Commission, RCMP, CSIS, OPP, and Ottawa Police testified the protesters did not constitute a
00:31:42.960 threat to national security. The tests for declaring an emergency as set out in the Emergencies Act
00:31:48.860 were not met. These were espionage, sabotage, foreign interference, acts of serious violence,
00:31:55.600 and plotting to overthrow the government. The former president of the Canada Border Security
00:32:01.660 Agency, John Asowski, testified that on the morning of February 14th of last year, all the
00:32:06.940 border points across Canada were at their lowest threat level. Rouleau lamented in his report
00:32:12.820 that lawful protests descended into lawlessness
00:32:15.180 culminating in a national emergency on page 248.
00:32:18.960 Yet Ontario Judge Hugh McClain ruled on February 7th
00:32:22.600 and again on February 16th of last year,
00:32:25.160 the protests in Ottawa were legal.
00:32:28.040 The testimony of police, RCMP, CSIS,
00:32:30.800 and Attorney General David Lamedi all confirmed
00:32:33.420 none of the legal triggers were met
00:32:35.600 to declare the protests an unlawful assembly.
00:32:37.900 Police testimony and internal memos presented at the inquiry
00:32:42.080 revealed the protests were deemed lawful the riot act wasn't read under the criminal code to declare
00:32:48.160 the protest had devolved into lawlessness the opp ops and rcmp repeatedly took the stand describing
00:32:54.940 as opp superintendent patrick morris summarized the lack of criminality and yet still when every
00:33:03.680 single liberal mp steps up to the microphone to talk about this it's always the illegal protests
00:33:09.800 or the occupation, and the media buys it hook, line, and sinker.
00:33:17.480 Rouleau took issue with Superintendent Morris' intelligence assessment
00:33:20.980 describing the absence of credible threats that protesters intended to engage in violence
00:33:25.360 or other unlawful activity, and there being no instances of serious violence
00:33:30.460 despite the size and length of the protests.
00:33:33.140 Rouleau declared in his report, I disagree with his, Morris' assessment,
00:33:39.800 and accept the evidence from several witnesses that there was violence.
00:33:45.620 Though the testimony of Ottawa residents spoke of felt violence,
00:33:50.320 but experienced no actual physical violence,
00:33:53.460 no looting, no bombing, no smashed windows.
00:33:57.880 Elsewhere, Rouleau notes that sound intelligence enables the government
00:34:01.340 to cope with a crisis using methods appropriate to the real
00:34:04.180 rather than imagined dimensions of the threat.
00:34:07.440 What is Rouleau's apprehension of the work
00:34:10.200 That goes into gathering on-the-ground police
00:34:12.260 Assessments and preparing an intelligence
00:34:14.140 Report for the OPP
00:34:15.300 His impulse to wave away police
00:34:18.000 Testimony that there was no credible
00:34:19.860 Serious violence is disturbing
00:34:21.520 The media would have been more than happy
00:34:23.900 To profile any protester who actually
00:34:25.980 Committed an act of violence yet
00:34:27.500 They had to settle for stories about 0.98
00:34:29.740 Tamara Leach whose charges 1.00
00:34:31.220 Charge
00:34:32.840 Was one of mischief
00:34:36.380 And the most serious charges of weapons possession in Coutts, Alberta, resulted in arrests by the RCMP using existing laws of the land, which, by the way, were trumped up, as we've seen.
00:34:50.980 What Rouleau found compelling was veteran Jeremy McKenzie's Diagalon, a symbol representing his cocaine-addicted, time-traveling plastic goat figurine.
00:35:01.160 Rouleau rejected McKenzie's assertion that this was a joke.
00:35:03.960 In fact, Rouleau wrote, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police is described Diagalon as a
00:35:09.800 militia-light network with members who are armed and prepared for violence.
00:35:16.580 But is this the sound intelligence that enables the government to cope with the crisis, or
00:35:21.560 is this the product of the RCMP conjuring imagined threats?
00:35:25.540 On January 28, 2023, Coutts, Alberta resident Joanne Pearson, this is the woman that we
00:35:31.060 have profiled on this show and, of course, on Rebel News, announced she may have evidence
00:35:36.100 suggesting RCMP planted weapons in her home last February based on a cell phone recording
00:35:42.200 she alleges substantiates her claims.
00:35:45.220 She made these newsworthy statements after her weapons and mischief charges were dropped,
00:35:50.020 mysteriously, by the way, on January 16th.
00:35:54.700 Rulo justified the use of the Emergencies Act because the government failed in its duties
00:35:59.380 at all levels.
00:36:01.060 Government incompetence is now the threshold to suspending Canadian civil liberties.
00:36:05.960 This is a low bar for declaring a state of emergency.
00:36:09.940 Rouleau has punctuated for many who were following the Commission and the events of the past year
00:36:14.500 that our nation is drifting away from its democratic foundations.
00:36:19.000 Rouleau conceded there is significant strength to the arguments against reaching the threshold to invoke the Emergencies Act.
00:36:25.440 Given testimony presented, the government failed to use existing laws to address the protest. Invoking the act was not, as the Prime Minister insists, a last resort.
00:36:35.840 From Ray McGinnis, FCPP.org, the Frontier Center for Public Policy, Think Tank, based in Calgary.
00:36:47.400 Okay, here is a, or is it Winnipeg?
00:36:50.320 One of those two cities.
00:36:52.660 Here's a petition.
00:36:54.060 Let me refresh this and see if there's any more signatures on it.
00:37:02.100 Okay, 1,690, they need 10,000.
00:37:05.840 trudeau must disclose how china influenced the election not just the election two elections
00:37:13.700 2019 and 2021 on friday the globe and mail normally a reliable left-wing publication
00:37:21.020 published a shocking report about the integrity of canada's elections casting into doubt the
00:37:26.320 security of our country's entire democracy the globe and mail article was based on leaked
00:37:31.800 Canadian Security Intelligence Service documents about an investigation that ceases conducted
00:37:37.020 into the 2021 federal Canadian election and shows. China employed a sophisticated strategy
00:37:43.820 to disrupt Canada's democracy in the 2021 federal election campaign as Chinese diplomats and their
00:37:50.800 proxies backed the re-election of Justin Trudeau's liberals, but only to another minority government
00:37:56.680 and work to defeat conservative politicians considered to be unfriendly to Beijing.
00:38:02.900 The full extent of the Chinese interference operation is laid bare
00:38:06.980 in both secret and top-secret Canadian Security Intelligence Service documents
00:38:11.020 viewed by the Globe and Mail that cover the period before and after September of 2021,
00:38:16.780 the election that returned the Liberals to office.
00:38:19.660 Most important, the intelligence reports show that Beijing was determined
00:38:24.860 that the conservatives did not win. China employed disinformation campaigns and proxies connected to
00:38:31.640 Chinese-Canadian organizations at Vancouver and the Greater Toronto Area, which have large
00:38:37.020 mainland Chinese immigrant communities to voice opposition to the conservatives and favor
00:38:41.520 Justin Trudeau's liberals. CSIS also explained how Chinese diplomats conduct foreign interference
00:38:51.320 operations in support of political candidates and elected officials tactics include undeclared
00:38:58.020 cost donations sorry uh cash donations to political campaigns or having business owners
00:39:05.260 hire international chinese students and assign them to volunteer in electoral campaigns on a
00:39:10.680 full-time basis this revelation is absolutely excuse me i'm going to turn this down for a second
00:39:17.020 got a frog in my throat this revelation is absolutely shocking it goes to the very heart
00:39:26.940 of canada's entire democracy canada spy agency has confirmed that hundreds of thousands of
00:39:33.820 canadians are right now being represented by different members of parliament than they would
00:39:38.960 have been were it not for the intervention into our election of a hostile foreign state
00:39:44.280 Just intrude.
00:39:44.960 And guys, you know what?
00:39:46.700 I mean, some people might read this and go, oh, yeah, over the top much?
00:39:51.460 No, this is not over the top.
00:39:53.760 We're talking about our democratic process in Canada.
00:39:57.400 We're talking about our election integrity being manipulated by a communist party, a totalitarian dictatorship.
00:40:09.180 i don't think it gets much more serious than that
00:40:15.880 justin trudeau must immediately release the full cesus report to show canadians just how serious 0.76
00:40:22.580 this interference was remove any mp who was elected thanks to the support of the chinese
00:40:28.500 state from his caucus call on such mps to immediately resign and trigger by elections
00:40:34.240 to allow Canadians the opportunity to elect their own representatives
00:40:37.860 rather than China's representatives,
00:40:40.460 and if any of them refuse to do so, immediately call a general election.
00:40:45.620 Guys, I am going to put this link into the comments on both Facebook and Rumble.
00:40:54.300 And I want you to sign this petition.
00:40:57.600 I have already signed this petition, so I'm throwing this up in the Rumble link right now. 0.92
00:41:04.240 go ahead sign the damn thing sign it because it's important i mean seriously at least 11 mps 0.94
00:41:13.700 were elected based upon this probably more and seeing as how the liberals have a minority 0.99
00:41:20.060 situation right now the conservatives could have many more mps it might even be a different government
00:41:26.840 or a much smaller minority we don't know i'm going through the rumble comments right now
00:41:34.200 to see if there's any Rumble Rants.
00:41:35.780 Are there any?
00:41:36.440 Yes, TK Bender, $1 donation.
00:41:40.640 Thank you.
00:41:41.060 Honk Honk and G. Lawrence, $9, $15. 1.00
00:41:46.080 We have all the hallmarks of a banana republic
00:41:49.280 despite having no bananas
00:41:50.900 and endless supply of digital money.
00:41:55.880 Absolutely, man.
00:41:57.820 Absolutely.
00:41:58.640 And thank you for your donation.
00:42:01.980 This is just insane, this stuff.
00:42:04.200 But there's more. And I'm going to keep you guys a little bit longer tonight than I normally do, just like I did last night, because there's so much to cover.
00:42:10.960 Look at this. Here's Justin Trudeau telling a town hall crowd. This is from Harrison Faulkner of TNC.news, his Twitter account.
00:42:18.680 Justin Trudeau tells the town hall crowd that increasing immigration levels will actually take pressure off the immigration system.
00:42:26.180 There are a lot of pressures on our system. Increasing the immigration levels, interestingly, will take some of the pressure off of the system because the stream on bringing in permanent residents has got room to bring in more.
00:42:42.660 And it's when people come as refugees and try to flip or get refugee crisis status that it sort of slows down the system a little bit.
00:42:50.540 So increasing the levels will actually help bring in more people to respond to that. 1.00
00:42:55.300 There are a lot of pressures on our system. Increasing the immigration levels, interestingly, will take some of the pressure off of the system because the stream on bringing in permanent residents has got room to bring in more.
00:43:11.700 And it's when people come as refugees and try to flip or get refugee crisis that it status that it sort of slows down the system a little bit.
00:43:19.440 So increasing the levels will actually help bring in more people. 0.96
00:43:23.500 all right so what he's saying is that okay we we need to increase immigration levels okay but
00:43:28.560 does that mean that the refugee levels are going to lower because now those people who are just
00:43:35.260 walking in from new york state down roxham road into quebec are going to stop doing that and
00:43:40.840 they're going to actually go through the proper channels i don't think so
00:43:43.760 and you've got home builders all across the country saying all right so if you're restricting
00:43:54.260 our home building in certain areas of the country where are all these people going to live
00:43:58.280 they're jamming them into apartment buildings in situations where 10 people are living in a
00:44:06.560 one-bedroom apartment in toronto vancouver montreal even in winnipeg edmonton vancouver 1.00
00:44:11.980 ottawa places like that this is not a good situation but more and more and more immigrants 0.97
00:44:19.540 coming in because trudeau wants them all to vote liberal 1.00
00:44:22.740 plus it's part of one of the 17 un sdgs
00:44:30.420 former bc premier christy clark condemns the divisive tactics being used by justin trudeau
00:44:39.480 I like Christy Clark. Listen to what she has to say here.
00:44:43.420 I never thought I would see the day when Alberta would go from being passionately Canadian and wanting in, really fighting for a way in, to trying to find a way to get out.
00:44:57.860 And that speaks to, Jay, I think, the intense sense of alienation that people in Saskatchewan and Alberta are feeling now.
00:45:06.440 and i recognize that as a very human thing because what politicians are doing in ottawa
00:45:15.200 is trying to divide us on so many different issues but especially around this invented
00:45:22.820 conflict between protecting the environment and extracting resources i never thought i would see
00:45:28.960 the day when alberta would replay mode okay so um there's a comment here that says petitions don't
00:45:36.800 work and i've said that before absolutely however by law politicians are required to uh at least
00:45:46.200 consider petitions when they are signed by 10 000 or more people so never mind 10 000 let's get this
00:45:53.060 signed by 100 000 people 200 000 10 million i mean seriously there are too many canadians who
00:46:02.320 are just letting all this crap pass by them and they're going hockey beer hockey beer just want
00:46:09.680 to watch my hockey game and drink my beer take my kids out on the weekend and they have no idea 0.91
00:46:18.360 what's coming and they don't want to hear it even though they know there's something wrong inside so
00:46:23.960 you see guys you know going back to the beginning of the show with that young lady who's talking
00:46:27.640 about there's really no way to get these people who were indoctrinated out of that trance okay
00:46:33.080 that's one thing those are those people who have been branch covidian and there's no way to get
00:46:38.200 them out but the people in the middle that's a different story those people know there's something
00:46:45.080 going on they know it they can sense it they've seen it and yet they refuse to do anything about
00:46:51.020 it until they're personally affected and they will be and and when they are it may be too late
00:46:55.320 so this is what we have to tell them those are the people that we need to speak to
00:47:02.360 those are the people who are going to help us turn the tide
00:47:06.400 those ones not the indoctrinated the people who are just ignoring this whole thing and hoping
00:47:17.580 and praying that it goes away those are the people we need and the reason i asked for any new people
00:47:24.720 who may be here tonight watching the show is because i want to see how many new people are
00:47:28.540 we reaching how many new people are we bringing to the show how many new people are starting to
00:47:34.400 get involved in the movement here so if you are new to this show you know and it's a two-way
00:47:43.220 two-way communication here guys i mean this new media is kind of cool in that way back in the old
00:47:48.480 days it was one way one voice talking at you you had no chance to talk back you do now
00:47:54.840 you got a big comment section on rumble and on twitter and on facebook and wayne's added one now
00:48:02.480 on looking glass media lgm.news where you can talk back i do read the comments or as many as i
00:48:08.700 possibly can i know there's like 2 000 every night but i do try to get to as many as i can
00:48:13.300 if you want me to see a comment then please tag me so that i can get to it right away instead of
00:48:18.460 having to go through all of them and go blind on it but i i want to know how many new people
00:48:23.640 are here watching this in the last couple of months it helps give me a perspective
00:48:29.720 on what we need to do next in terms of reaching people right and share it get it out there with
00:48:40.460 an explanation don't just share it on your page and go here's the shadow davis show
00:48:45.160 because people won't know what that means share it with an explanation
00:48:49.480 right this guy makes sense this guy is telling you the things that the left-wing corporate media
00:48:58.620 should be telling you but aren't that kind of stuff now speaking of left-wing corporate media
00:49:05.700 here's a story from global why canada has avoided egg shortages major price spikes seen in the u.s
00:49:13.520 that is true i mean there have been moments in the last few months where i haven't been able to find
00:49:18.720 eggs at my local supermarket i'm not a big egg eater so to me it's not really been a big deal
00:49:24.800 but i know many people are they got to have their eggs
00:49:29.140 So Canada's, by and large, missed out on this egg shortage.
00:49:33.160 But elsewhere in the world, it's pretty tough.
00:49:36.800 Why has there been an egg shortage?
00:49:38.420 They said, well, it's an avian flu.
00:49:40.900 Can't eat contaminated eggs.
00:49:43.160 You'll get it.
00:49:44.240 You'll get sick.
00:49:45.140 Another pandemic.
00:49:46.000 We're trying to shut down another pandemic.
00:49:48.180 Whatever.
00:49:49.500 But look at this from the Gateway Pundit.
00:49:50.900 Study finds egg yolk blocks COVID virus in the body.
00:49:58.620 At the same time, chicken farms are burning down and there is an egg shortage in America.
00:50:05.160 And this story came out today.
00:50:07.300 In January, several fire crews were called to a massive fire that occurred at an egg farm in Bozra, Connecticut.
00:50:14.260 The fire occurred at Hillendale Farms located on Schwartz Road.
00:50:18.540 The Colchester Fire Department told the press at the time that the large-scale fire has even caused water issues and more water tankers are being called to the scene.
00:50:28.620 did they know
00:50:32.540 did they know that egg yolk
00:50:36.800 may be better than the shot for stopping
00:50:41.280 COVID-19 so they're trying to get rid of all the eggs I mean
00:50:44.440 I'm just throwing it out there
00:50:46.300 I'm just throwing it out there it's possible
00:50:51.200 I mean they're trying to tell you that there's UFOs flying
00:50:55.380 around they're shooting down so
00:50:57.280 you know they call us conspiracy theorists and now the government's talking about shooting 0.89
00:51:06.460 down ufos and we're going what are you even talking about now is it a chinese spy balloon
00:51:14.760 are they privately owned uh drones or are they ufos we say ufo it does not necessarily mean
00:51:23.680 alien we're talking about unidentified flying object they're very careful with their wording
00:51:28.720 when it comes to these press conferences look at all these recalls recall warning this is last
00:51:33.980 week recall warning issued for mccain's stay crisp straight fries here's another one from global
00:51:40.560 recall issued for pc brand canadian cheddar due to possible listeria contamination uh here's another
00:51:47.300 one wreck it recalls 145 000 cans of baby formula amid a baby formula shortage recall recall recall
00:51:56.320 recall no deaths no sicknesses but will they recall the shots
00:52:05.160 that have caused sickness and even death in some circumstances absolutely not they won't let us
00:52:15.040 see what's in those contracts either because of course the product was never properly tested in
00:52:19.560 the first place so of course big pharma deserved a far more protection than they'd normally get
00:52:24.260 according to anthony house father liberal mp
00:52:29.040 here's a clip from uh the high wire with dell big tree we're talking about a study finding a
00:52:38.260 massive disparity in chronic disease between vaccinated and unvaccinated children with
00:52:43.900 Jeffrey Jackson, who is an investigative, Jackson, not Jack son, but Jackson, who's an investigative journalist.
00:52:50.760 Check this out.
00:52:51.160 We're getting these milquetoast studies.
00:52:53.080 They're whitewashing the studies.
00:52:54.440 They're excluding kids, less than two well-child visits.
00:52:58.300 But as it turns out, other people have, independent doctors, independent scientists, pediatricians are doing the studies.
00:53:05.360 And this is what we found.
00:53:06.340 That same year, 2017, we have Anthony Mawson has done this study.
00:53:09.840 It was a pilot comparative study of the health of vaccinated and unvaccinated 6 to 12-year-old children.
00:53:15.920 So these were about over 600 homeschool kids.
00:53:19.440 They asked their parents to complete an anonymous questionnaire, and they looked at the questions, pregnancy-related factors, birth history, vaccination schedule, physician diagnosis of illnesses, and so on and so forth.
00:53:35.720 And this is what they found.
00:53:36.820 This is their results.
00:53:38.280 Vaccinated children were significantly more likely than the unvaccinated to have been diagnosed with the following, allergic rhinitis, 10.4%, other allergies, 22.2%, eczema, atopic dermatitis, 9.5%, a learning disability, 5.7%, ADHD, 4.7%, ASD, autism spectrum disorder, 4.7%, any neurodevelopmental disorder, meaning learning disability, ADHD or ASD, 10.5%.
00:54:06.740 And finally, any chronic illness, 44% compared to 25% in the unvaccinated.
00:54:12.120 These are shocking numbers.
00:54:14.660 All right.
00:54:15.240 So even with all that, what happens?
00:54:17.880 Well, from Dr. Mercola, articles.mercola.com, COVID jab gets permanent liability protection
00:54:24.120 as predicted.
00:54:27.640 Let's do the story at a glance.
00:54:29.360 I love the way this guy puts his stories together.
00:54:31.880 We can do the story at a glance so we don't have to go through the big, long version.
00:54:35.240 You guys can go ahead and do that yourselves.
00:54:37.540 October 20th, 2022, the U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices unanimously, 15 to 0, voted to add unlicensed COVID-19 shots to the U.S. childhood, adolescent, and adult vaccine schedules.
00:54:51.340 February 9th of this year, the CDC accepted the panelist's recommendation and officially added a primary series of mRNA COVID vaccine to its routine immunization schedules for children and adults, plus the bivalent boosters.
00:55:06.740 While the addition of the COVID shots to the recommended vaccination schedule
00:55:10.000 does not make the jabs mandatory for school attendance,
00:55:13.720 their inclusion allows states and local jurisdictions to make them so.
00:55:18.680 Vaccines on the childhood vaccination schedule are typically covered
00:55:21.880 under the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program,
00:55:24.720 but the COVID shot is not.
00:55:27.220 Instead, the jab will remain covered by the Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program,
00:55:31.860 which is even more restrictive and limited in terms of compensation
00:55:35.400 than the NVICP.
00:55:37.640 According to CDC director, the liar, sorry, in my opinion,
00:55:41.580 and alleged liar, Dr. Rochelle Walensky,
00:55:44.340 the COVID jab was added to the childhood vaccination schedule
00:55:47.300 because it was the only way to ensure underinsured children
00:55:51.140 would have access to it.
00:55:52.720 The real reason, however, is because it's the only way
00:55:56.080 for drug makers to be indemnified against financial liability
00:55:59.380 for injuries and deaths.
00:56:02.200 And that, my friends, is a fact.
00:56:05.400 this is uh stefan ulrich he is the head of pharma at bear and listen to what he says here you guys
00:56:19.000 listen we'll play it twice because i know sometimes we're listening and then we get distracted by
00:56:22.980 something so listen to that we're really taking that leap uh us as a company buyer
00:56:27.240 in salad gene therapy which to me is one of these examples we're really we're going to make
00:56:32.760 a difference, hopefully, moving forward. Ultimately, the mRNA vaccines are an example
00:56:40.540 for that cell and gene therapy. I always like to say, if we had surveyed two years ago in the
00:56:46.020 public, would you be willing to take gene or cell therapy and inject it into your body,
00:56:52.320 we would have probably had a 95% refusal rate. I think this pandemic has also opened many people's
00:56:58.560 to innovation in a way
00:57:00.600 that was maybe not
00:57:02.240 possible before.
00:57:04.780 We're really taking... Hang on a minute
00:57:06.440 before we get to the second playing.
00:57:08.340 Did you hear what he just said?
00:57:10.220 You can't hear the audio? Are you kidding me?
00:57:13.200 I can hear it.
00:57:19.160 Casey, it says no audio?
00:57:21.760 No, no, you guys
00:57:22.520 need to hear this.
00:57:25.700 Tell me in the comments
00:57:26.660 you can hear this. You can hear what he was saying.
00:57:28.560 okay so okay you can hear it fine
00:57:38.920 what did this guy say
00:57:43.400 he said if we would have called it a gene therapy 95 percent would have said no gene therapy did
00:57:52.580 he admit taking that leap us as a company buyer in cell and gene therapy which to me is one of
00:58:00.120 these examples where really we're going to make a difference for us as a company buyer
00:58:05.540 in cell and gene therapy which to me is one of these examples where really we're going to make
00:58:11.060 a difference hopefully moving forward there's some ultimately the the mRNA vaccines are an
00:58:18.740 example for that cell and gene therapy i always like to say if we had surveyed two years ago
00:58:24.020 in the public would you be willing to take a gene gene or cell therapy and inject it into your body
00:58:30.980 we would have probably had a 95 refusal rate i think this pandemic has also opened many people's
00:58:36.820 eyes to to innovation in the way that was maybe not possible before
00:58:48.740 those are the people running around saying you're a science denier because you don't believe that a
00:58:55.920 vaccine and notice i always give the air quotes a vaccine could be made and distributed in one
00:59:01.440 year or less and here's another question to ask think about this one and i've asked this before
00:59:10.660 How on earth can you manufacture and distribute billions, billions of these things in such a short amount of time?
00:59:28.460 Manufacturing them is one thing. Billions.
00:59:33.720 Getting them out around the world. Billions.
00:59:38.120 how did they do that so quickly
00:59:41.920 were these shots already made
00:59:46.420 before all this nonsense started
00:59:49.520 were they already distributed
00:59:53.740 before all this nonsense started
00:59:56.060 think about that
00:59:59.100 how many billions billions of shots
01:00:02.080 there's 8 billion people on this planet
01:00:05.440 now
01:00:06.700 there's a great comparison between millions and billions you should look it up
01:00:13.200 if if a million is one day in a month then a billion is the month but that's a bad one
01:00:24.420 i'll try and find it for you guys billion eight billion
01:00:29.840 even more because countries are throwing them away
01:00:35.620 nobody wants them how do you manufacture and distribute 8 billion or 10 billion or 5 billion
01:00:44.280 or however many billions of these things in such a short period of time that's a mystery
01:00:49.340 okay let's move on jack pasovic tweeted this today he says holy schlitt
01:00:53.960 trump just publicly confirmed the u.s state department was behind the maiden uprising in
01:01:02.400 Ukraine. Listen to what Donald Trump has to say here. World War Three has never been closer than
01:01:11.700 it is right now. We need to clean house of all of the warmongers and America last globalists in the
01:01:18.600 deep state, the Pentagon, the State Department and the national security industrial complex.
01:01:25.500 One of the reasons I was the only president in generations who didn't start a war is that I was
01:01:31.040 the only president who rejected the catastrophic advice of many of Washington's generals,
01:01:37.560 bureaucrats, and the so-called diplomats who only know how to get us into conflict,
01:01:43.100 but they don't know how to get us out. For decades, we've had the very same people,
01:01:48.260 such as Victoria Nuland and many others just like her, obsessed with pushing Ukraine
01:01:54.540 toward NATO, not to mention the State Department's support for uprisings in Ukraine.
01:02:01.040 These people have been seeking confrontation for a long time, much like the case in Iraq
01:02:07.200 and other parts of the world.
01:02:09.140 And now we're teetering on the brink of World War III.
01:02:13.180 And a lot of people don't see it, but I see it.
01:02:15.820 And I've been right about a lot of things.
01:02:17.800 They all say Trump's been right about everything.
01:02:20.860 None of this excuses in any way the outrageous and horrible invasion of Ukraine one year
01:02:27.560 ago, which would have never happened if I was your president. Not even a little chance. But it does 0.52
01:02:34.460 mean that here in America, we need to get rid of the corrupt globalist establishment that has botched
01:02:41.340 every major foreign policy decision for decades. And that includes President Biden, whose own people
01:02:48.800 said he's never made a good decision when it comes to looking at other countries and looking at wars.
01:02:55.900 We have to replace them with people who support American interests.
01:03:00.560 Over our four years in the White House, we made incredible progress in putting the America
01:03:06.340 last contingent aside and bringing the world to peace.
01:03:11.300 And now we're going to complete the mission.
01:03:14.540 The State Department, Pentagon and National Security Establishment will be a very different
01:03:19.820 place by the end of my administration.
01:03:21.900 In fact, just into my administration, it'll be a very different place, and it'll get things done, just like I did four years ago.
01:03:31.380 We never had it so good.
01:03:33.200 We'll also stop the lobbyists and the big defense contractors from going in and pushing our senior military and national security officials toward conflict,
01:03:43.280 only to reward them when they retire with lucrative jobs, getting paid millions and millions of dollars.
01:03:51.900 Take a look at the globalist, warmonger donors backing our opponents.
01:03:57.140 That's because they're candidates of war.
01:04:00.220 I am the president who delivers peace, and it's peace through strength.
01:04:05.300 There was a reason we had no conflict.
01:04:07.600 There was a reason we didn't get into wars, because other countries respected us.
01:04:12.000 I entirely built all right from the beginning, rebuilt our military.
01:04:17.460 It's a big reason for that.
01:04:19.140 They didn't want to mess around with the United States.
01:04:21.560 and now they're laughing at us. We could end the Ukraine conflict in 24 hours with the right
01:04:26.940 leadership. At the end of my next four years, the warmongers and frauds and failures of the
01:04:32.860 senior ranks of our government will all be gone, and we will have a new group of competent national
01:04:38.840 security officials who believe in defending America's vital interests above all else.
01:04:44.560 thank you very much all right so um
01:04:49.540 that's a lot to unpack basically what he has done has called out he's called out
01:05:02.740 the dod he's called out the the military complex and all of the war hawks and bureaucrats
01:05:12.300 who are keeping this war going, this proxy war in Ukraine.
01:05:18.300 Not a member of NATO, by the way.
01:05:20.580 There's no reason that any other country should be involved in this war at all.
01:05:28.460 And yet so many are, by proxy, supplying weapons and money and whatnot,
01:05:35.600 but not actually any bodies on the ground, at least not yet.
01:05:39.900 Not that's been made public.
01:05:42.300 I don't know what to think of Donald Trump, you guys.
01:05:51.780 I don't know what to think.
01:05:59.420 I've been saying Ron DeSantis would be the best candidate,
01:06:02.920 but some things have come out about his past in the last couple of weeks
01:06:10.940 that I can't get behind.
01:06:12.300 partying with teenage girls
01:06:16.480 not a good look when he was a teacher
01:06:20.440 possibly supplying them with alcohol
01:06:24.020 we don't know for sure
01:06:25.000 but Trump was behind Operation Warp Speed
01:06:31.880 to get these genetic formulas
01:06:35.520 these gene therapies out to billions and billions and billions of people
01:06:42.300 and still sings the praises to this day.
01:06:46.120 Miracle of modern society, he calls it.
01:06:55.040 And also, going back to the real conclusions
01:07:01.420 we should all be coming to at this point.
01:07:07.340 There's no real political solution to this,
01:07:10.320 not as things exist right now as a matter of fact there was a poll done recently in the united
01:07:17.260 states and it said that i think it was 65 70 percent of people believe that in the next five
01:07:22.460 years there's going to be another civil war down there civil war breaks out in the united states
01:07:29.580 you can bet that canada will be affected and the same thing could possibly happen here
01:07:33.980 things are bad man but what i can say is that when trump was president
01:07:42.260 things were not bad there was no wars the economy was booming
01:07:48.240 and ours by extension was was doing pretty well
01:07:53.780 and then biden came in and all this now
01:07:56.300 i don't know i mean it's it's there is so much there is so much
01:08:06.320 meantime russian president uh putin gave a speech where he calls out the west's normalization of
01:08:18.160 pedophilia so we're going to listen to this obviously he's going to be speaking in russian
01:08:22.700 but there are translations at the bottom of the video.
01:08:52.700 they are strictly norm of their life.
01:08:56.860 Those
01:09:11.900 you should always love your back.
01:09:14.840 And now,
01:09:19.540 But I would like to say, look at the Священное Pisces, the main books of all other religions, there is everything that says, including that family is a union of men and women.
01:09:36.540 But these holy texts are now in the opinion.
01:09:50.580 As it is known, the Anglican Church plans to look at the idea of the gender-neutral God.
01:10:00.940 What can you say?
01:10:02.240 I'm sorry, my God, I don't know what you're doing.
01:10:06.540 millions of people in the West know that they lead to a real mental disaster.
01:10:16.540 The elite, just to say, they just go out of the way, and it looks like they don't have a problem.
01:10:23.540 But this is their problem, as I already said.
01:10:25.540 We must protect our children, and we do it.
01:10:29.540 We must protect our children from the degradation of their birth.
01:10:34.540 don't you hate it when the enemy is right
01:10:43.660 wow man
01:10:48.320 i don't like to think of myself as a fuddy-duddy you know i mean i've i've always been
01:10:59.180 a progressive conservative when there was such a thing progressive meaning yeah man let's let's 0.99
01:11:05.520 try this let's try that you know if it works it's great if it doesn't it doesn't if it's stupid tell 0.96
01:11:10.320 me you know because progress is progress it's progress moving forward as a society means to me 0.98
01:11:19.400 getting closer getting rid of racism and sexism and all the other isms out there and and you know
01:11:27.740 moving forward is one great technology used properly all that stuff and conservative meaning
01:11:34.700 let's try to not spend so much ridiculous money here let's see if we can keep things in the
01:11:42.140 boundaries of of some kind of sense common sense but these days the progressives as they call
01:11:50.360 themselves are saying that gender neutral is actually a thing that doctors assign a gender
01:11:56.740 when a baby is born no no no there is no assignment of gender you are a boy or you are a girl
01:12:03.100 if you got a wee wee
01:12:05.540 you're a boy you got the other thing you're a girl it's not you're not assigning it it's what it is
01:12:17.500 is too much government reach into people's lives into people's bedrooms into people's homes
01:12:28.620 is not a good thing
01:12:30.880 Putin seems to have it right
01:12:39.100 maybe too far the other way maybe too 1958
01:12:44.200 but
01:12:46.620 I'd rather live like that
01:12:50.240 than what the hell's going on now
01:12:52.200 what about you
01:12:54.060 traditional values
01:12:56.680 I never thought of myself as that
01:12:58.800 but I like traditional values
01:13:01.920 I like the handshake
01:13:03.020 I like respect for the elders
01:13:04.700 you know being nice to each other
01:13:13.020 the social contracts we had before they're trying to obliterate all of that now new social contracts
01:13:20.280 coming into play trying to accept that a man can breastfeed a child as normal no and it's funny
01:13:30.820 and i'm going to go back to that middle ground of men mostly men uh who are going i haven't heard
01:13:38.080 that are they saying that now are they actually saying that men can breastfeed and bear children
01:13:43.180 yes they are saying i haven't heard that la la la la la la have you been to a bookstore lately
01:13:51.020 have you been to a disney movie have you seen a disney movie have you watched an award show
01:13:57.500 go watch the grammys they're normalizing satanism
01:14:01.100 now i believe that a person should be able to believe in what they want to believe in
01:14:10.260 but don't jam it down other people's throats especially through something like the grammys
01:14:15.980 entertainment
01:14:19.600 the world bank president has stepped down after accusations of being a climate change denier
01:14:32.420 from expose news.com david malpass has stepped down as president of the world bank with a year
01:14:39.560 still left before the end of his five-year term appointed by donald trump in 2019 malpass
01:14:45.540 an economic analyst resigned months after he faced criticism for being a climate change denier
01:14:51.280 you see that's the thing right it's like a cult you don't believe you're a denier burn him at the
01:15:01.280 stake in september during an interview he had dithered and declined to agree that fossil fuel
01:15:09.580 consumption is warming the planet of course you can't disagree with them
01:15:15.540 can't malpass later acknowledged man-made climate change so he capitulated he bent the knee
01:15:24.240 and improved climate financing at the world bank doubling its climate commitments to 32 billion
01:15:30.180 32 billion in his resignation statement malpass said he quit early to pursue new challenges and
01:15:36.280 provide opportunity for a smooth leadership transfer his retirement coincides with efforts
01:15:41.700 by Janet Yellen, the U.S. Treasury Secretary to reform the World Bank and increase climate-related
01:15:48.580 loans. That means if you're a company, corporation, even a government that's not following the
01:15:55.740 U.N. Sustainable Development Goals agenda, you don't get your money. And that trickles
01:16:01.400 all the way down. From national banks, the Bank of Canada, the Fed in the United States,
01:16:09.640 not a government agency by the way but if they can't get their money from the world bank then
01:16:15.540 the banks can't get them from the central banks and we don't get anything and they'll even take
01:16:23.740 our money through buy-ins not buy-ins bail-ins
01:16:28.380 so why do you think the banks are doing what they're doing right now they're switching to
01:16:35.540 digital for a reason. Cashless for a reason. It's because the World Bank is telling them to do that.
01:16:42.540 The International Monetary Fund is telling them to do that. Who's controlling this?
01:16:46.860 BlackRock, Vanguard, State Street, Larry Fink. The very top of the pyramid. It's all trickling down.
01:16:55.440 You cannot be in business these days unless you follow the climate agenda.
01:17:00.380 So what we need to happen, if this is ever going to break, is for large corporations to say, sorry, but not just one, because one wouldn't be able to do it. Elon Musk is trying to do it, I think.
01:17:16.660 but he's still a pretty controversial figure anyway i thought i'd let you guys know that
01:17:26.720 that this this one event at the world bank trickles down to everybody at a local level
01:17:34.420 oh speaking of elon musk i'm sure you uh you know if you're on facebook you open up your facebook
01:17:41.700 page and the first thing you see is a story that vilifies elon musk from some left-wing rag i mean
01:17:48.580 for the last two months every time i've opened my facebook page that's what i see it's from a
01:17:52.700 different one every single day so clearly this is some kind of a unified thing that's bringing all
01:17:58.360 of these low-end third-rate rags together buying this facebook advertising to advertise their
01:18:05.720 publication but also to speak ill of elon musk and all of these stories are so remarkably similar
01:18:11.660 it's not even funny i mean is this a coincidence i don't really think so
01:18:16.540 last week this is from zero hedge there was another bombshell story by the washington post
01:18:23.380 on the purported evil that is elon musk quickly amplified by msnbc of course in other media it
01:18:30.260 was another hit job on musk and could be viewed as what many in the media love to call disinformation
01:18:35.700 musk himself noted the premise of the piece that his tweets were artificially boosted during a
01:18:41.060 recent period was demonstrably false yet the countervailing facts found little space in the
01:18:46.620 long post piece none of that is particularly surprising musk became a hunted man when he
01:18:52.280 sought to restore free speech protections to social media the media regularly offers him
01:18:57.840 little quarter or consideration however what was most striking was the underlying controversy may
01:19:04.020 have been musk's targeting of bots in his restructuring of twitter because the bots
01:19:11.060 control the show and they're mostly at least according to elon musk himself 90 percent
01:19:16.660 left-wing of all the bots that existed on twitter 90 percent of them were left-wing bots and the
01:19:22.860 other 10 of course were right-wing bots we were outnumbered in the bot territory
01:19:29.500 so he has taken to ending that nonsense
01:19:32.580 and finally
01:19:34.520 tonight
01:19:36.380 a tweet from the libs of TikTok my friends
01:19:39.740 this is quite disturbing 1.00
01:19:44.040 it's a young woman 1.00
01:19:45.960 or maybe she identifies as gender fluid 0.93
01:19:48.800 I don't know what
01:19:49.520 but she's talking about white people denying they're racist
01:19:53.580 and claiming it's literal violence 0.99
01:19:56.820 because all white people are racist 1.00
01:19:59.200 of course she's white watch this hey white ladies denying racism in your own self 1.00
01:20:08.160 is violent you hurt the entire cause by denying that you ever ever ever had a racist thought 0.94
01:20:17.980 i don't think that way i wasn't raised that way that's not how i feel i've said it before and 0.99
01:20:26.980 i'll say it again you don't have to wear a hood and you don't have to tow around a fucking 1.00
01:20:30.900 confederate flag to know that there is shit inside of your brain that you need to fix 1.00
01:20:36.080 or else you're still just perpetuating the problems of society i get called the white 1.00
01:20:42.120 savior because i can admit the shit that i do meanwhile there's women running around 0.99
01:20:46.440 thinking that they've never ever ever done okay okay okay i'm not gonna i'm not gonna expose you 1.00
01:20:51.760 any more of it because it makes your blood boil either that or you laugh your ass off
01:20:55.760 but um that's what you get when you send your kid to university these days
01:21:01.980 you are not sending your kid to university for higher education anymore now you are sending
01:21:11.100 your kid to university to learn that nonsense because that's the only speech that's allowed
01:21:18.420 on university and college campuses
01:21:20.260 across North America.
01:21:21.580 If you come from a right-wing angle,
01:21:24.460 a conservative angle, 0.99
01:21:25.680 they'll burn you at the stake. 0.97
01:21:27.600 They'll shut you down. 0.99
01:21:29.200 They will not allow you 1.00
01:21:30.580 to bring in the Jordan Petersons 1.00
01:21:32.320 or the Ben Shapiros of the world 1.00
01:21:34.400 to speak to university students.
01:21:37.860 It's only the lefties that get to come in.
01:21:40.320 It's only the lefties that get to have groups
01:21:42.180 and rent auditoriums at university campuses.
01:21:46.420 And the result of that
01:21:48.420 is what you just saw.
01:21:52.540 I think these days,
01:21:54.120 if I had a university-aged daughter or son,
01:21:57.320 17, 18,
01:21:58.740 I would say,
01:22:01.380 no, you're not going to university.
01:22:04.940 At least I'm not paying for it.
01:22:07.680 I cannot in good conscience 0.74
01:22:10.360 expose you to that kind of nonsense.
01:22:12.660 Dad, I'm old enough to make up my own mind.
01:22:15.000 Yeah, well, in four years' time,
01:22:16.260 are you going to come back home programmed like that?
01:22:18.420 because that's what happens and when you're exposed to something for great
01:22:25.180 deals great lengths of time then you kind of become that a little bit don't you
01:22:29.740 i like to think that i'm not a product of my environment my environment is a product of me
01:22:36.680 and that is something that we should all try to practice as much as we possibly can but when
01:22:40.880 you're stuck in a situation with 15 wokest eventually in order to just get through the day 0.99
01:22:47.720 you're going to have to start repeating the things that they repeat and then maybe you take those 1.00
01:22:53.000 thoughts home with you at night and start thinking you know what they might be right about this and
01:22:57.660 you know they're not your insight is telling you they are completely insane but just to get through
01:23:03.420 your day you have to sit there and put up with that nonsense and pretend that you're agreeing with
01:23:08.120 it no university for my kid man you go out and you learn the hard way you go get an apprenticeship
01:23:15.740 Go to a college. Community colleges are not that bad yet.
01:23:19.760 From what I've seen, even though they were insisting on the vaccine passports a year ago. 0.85
01:23:28.080 Anyway, that's it for the show tonight, my friends.
01:23:31.100 Don't forget, tomorrow night we have Clay Farnsworth of Police on Guard.
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01:27:24.240 that's it for the show tonight you guys uh not as long as last night but almost i hope you enjoyed
01:27:30.080 um i'll catch you tomorrow night at eight o'clock central for another shadow at night
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