The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Tues Feb 28th⧸2023

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00:03:30.000 hey everybody how you doing welcome to shadow at night the final day of february already

00:03:48.440 yep february 28th 2023 welcome to the show justin trudeau is back in the spotlight today

00:03:56.220 for all the wrong reasons which is a good thing for those of us who believe in freedom

00:04:00.080 he actually intimated two reporters at a press conference this was yesterday but we're going

00:04:07.900 to cover this today that if they asked questions about chinese interference in canadian elections

00:04:14.780 that they are racist he didn't say it outright he intimated it so we're going to cover this

00:04:23.620 through a story on tnc.news in just a second let's say some hellos and don't forget the show

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00:08:19.200 is no guest tonight we had a scheduling conflict remember last night i was asking who's behind the

00:08:25.480 group that brought christine anderson to canada well i found out who is behind that just by pure

00:08:33.400 happenstance she messaged messaged me today her name is bethann nodwell she's been on the show

00:08:37.540 before and we're going to try and schedule well she's one of the group that brought christine to

00:08:42.040 canada and she we're the she goes i'm the one that drove pierre polyev crazy so i want to get

00:08:52.780 that story so i'm going to try and get beth that on the show at some point later on this week also

00:08:57.260 dr william mackis we've been in contact hopefully he comes on the show this week and josh alexander

00:09:03.300 the heroic high schooler from ontario hopefully on the show later on this week so busy busy busy 1.00

00:09:09.080 scheduling scheduling scheduling justin trudeau my friends is an idiot 0.94

00:09:15.040 is that the understatement of the year so far i know it's only the end of february but is it come 0.99

00:09:21.660 on everybody knows from tnc.news trudeau suggesting beijing interference concerns are racist this is

00:09:30.320 what he told reporters i wonder if this is going to change their attitude towards him because as

00:09:35.480 you know the media by and large for the last eight years has been carrying justin trudeau's water

00:09:41.340 no matter what happens with this guy they'll let him apologize they'll let him get a get away with

00:09:46.540 saying and this is a learning moment for all canadians even though he's the one that wore 0.92

00:09:54.700 the freaking blackface he's the one that tampered with the court system and the snc lavalin scandal 0.99

00:09:59.340 the we scandal on and on and on now chinese election interference is racist you sir 0.99

00:10:06.980 are calling people racist that's outrageous and i can't believe i just referred to him as sir

00:10:13.000 justin trudeau is denying reports that liberal mp handong

00:10:19.980 is a willing benefactor of chinese communist influence operations going so far as to suggest

00:10:27.160 it's racist for cesus and others to suggest so even reporters that ask legitimate questions

00:10:33.320 meanwhile the canadian federal government has banned chinese social media app tiktok from

00:10:40.460 government devices plus a comedian from quebec has had his shows canceled featuring a puppet

00:10:47.460 the critics say is a blackface prop but the comedian who is black himself is not backing

00:10:53.040 down this was in the anthony fury three minute podcast which was on tnc news today so go ahead

00:11:01.200 and listen to that you guys if you want all of the details behind the headlines i just mentioned

00:11:06.500 to you let's get into this chinese election interference what we know about it so far

00:11:12.520 from tnc.news oh and by the way a chinese billionaire back in 2015 made a one million

00:11:20.260 dollar donation to the trudeau foundation we're going to explore that in just a second and if

00:11:27.260 you're following me on twitter excuse me please follow an account called the real andy lee

00:11:37.180 Andy is a pit bull when it comes to digging up information. 1.00

00:11:40.980 I don't know how she does it.

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00:11:45.660 and the tenacity of a mosquito trying to suck your blood in the dark in July.

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00:12:56.600 Right. So what do we know about this Chinese election interference so far?

00:13:01.440 Again, from TNC.

00:13:03.960 Trudeau facing growing calls to launch an independent inquiry, even though he's ruled that out.

00:13:09.260 Into recently surface leaks about how China allegedly influenced Canadian elections over the past several years.

00:13:15.540 The allegations have been reported by various media outlets over the past few weeks, and they range from direct donations to the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation to China,

00:13:24.880 busing out sympathetic supporters to specific candidates nomination meetings

00:13:29.900 or writing down the name of the candidate on the arm of the person and then telling them to go vote

00:13:38.740 because there was another chinese person running for office in hendong's uh constituency last

00:13:47.960 election and the names may have been similar so they wrote down the names actually wrote down

00:13:52.860 the names on the people they were strong-arming to vote for Han Dong, allegedly.

00:14:00.900 Trudeau has since cast shade on claims and, again, even suggested the allegations are

00:14:06.880 rooted in anti-Asian racism.

00:14:09.740 You know what?

00:14:10.240 I don't believe that there is any anti-Asian racism in Canada whatsoever.

00:14:15.140 You're Asian. 1.00

00:14:15.760 Great. 1.00

00:14:16.160 Good.

00:14:16.440 Go ahead.

00:14:18.500 That's fine. 0.99

00:14:19.380 You could be Asian all you like. 1.00

00:14:21.300 Whatever, man.

00:14:22.860 it doesn't matter it doesn't matter as long as you're here in canada and you love being here

00:14:28.940 right right true north has compiled all of the major claims about chinese election interference

00:14:36.060 from the past month here 11 candidates targeted by beijing in 2021 so in early february the globe

00:14:44.220 and mail reported that files from the canadian security intelligence service cesus showed

00:14:50.300 evidence of a Chinese interference campaign in Canada targeting 11 largely liberal candidates

00:14:55.940 in the last election. The stated aim of the operation was to secure the return of a minority

00:15:01.940 liberal government while simultaneously working to prevent the victory of specific conservative

00:15:07.820 candidates that China had considered opponents to its goals. The Chinese government was reportedly

00:15:14.360 applying pressure on its consulates to devise plans aimed at utilizing politically engaged members

00:15:20.000 of the Chinese community and organizations to advance its interests, all while concealing

00:15:25.620 any connections to Beijing. Now, if you don't believe this is happening, you can check out the

00:15:32.260 RCMP reports of Chinese nationals living in Canada being bullied by other Chinese nationals

00:15:40.260 also living in Canada. The difference being that some of these Chinese nationals, the ones that

00:15:46.580 are being bullied just want to be left alone they just want to be here in canada to get away from 0.97

00:15:50.740 china and the ones doing the bullying are members of the chinese communist party doing the bidding 0.75

00:15:56.440 of the government of china in other words pressuring people who have immigrated from china to canada 0.83

00:16:03.380 to vote for the candidates they want them to vote for to keep certain mps in power and to keep a

00:16:09.720 certain government in power among other things remember there's Chinese police stations in 0.54

00:16:17.240 existence in our country what do you think those guys are doing they have no jurisdiction in Canada

00:16:23.780 but they have perceived jurisdiction over Chinese nationals now living in Canada

00:16:30.700 who are not yet Canadian citizens interesting isn't it

00:16:35.380 china also saw trudeau as the best representative in power for its interests but also wanted to

00:16:45.100 limit his government's capabilities due to its recent anti-china stances according to

00:16:52.820 sources and documents first reported by global news i guess we got to give him some credit

00:16:58.000 congratulations global for breaking the story that's one good thing you've done in the last

00:17:03.600 three years. Liberal MP Handong received help from the Chinese consulate in Toronto during

00:17:09.140 his nomination to be the Liberal candidate a couple of years ago, three years ago, four years

00:17:13.380 ago. The consulate allegedly transported seniors and students to vote for Dong at a party meeting

00:17:19.040 with the intelligence agency urging senior officials in Trudeau's office to rescind

00:17:25.160 Dong's nomination due to the suspicion of foreign influence. But Trudeau responds by saying,

00:17:30.120 no unelected bureaucrats should ever be able to tell any political party what candidates they

00:17:37.960 can choose to run okay i suppose that's true but maybe you should take your security and

00:17:46.660 intelligence agency a little bit more seriously when it comes to foreign election interference 0.95

00:17:51.900 as opposed to some kind of weird ass white supremacist report apparently there's 200 0.95

00:18:00.700 white nationalist white supremacist groups operating in canada right now do you know 0.93

00:18:05.200 any of these people i've never met him myself dong denies the allegations in states that

00:18:12.620 his nomination was legal and rule abiding man they've got the proof they've got the proof

00:18:20.440 how can these guys continue to deny this stuff china's one million dollar donation okay so this

00:18:26.440 is a report that's coming up in just a second a report published by the globe this week alleges

00:18:33.280 that china attempted to influence trudeau via a clandestine one million dollar donation to the

00:18:39.300 trudeau foundation named after his father the outlet claims that cesus eavesdropped on a

00:18:45.200 conversation in 2014 between a political advisor to the chinese government chinese billionaire

00:18:50.020 Zhang Bin, and an official with China's Canadian consulates, during which the topic of the 2015

00:18:55.720 Canadian election was discussed. Now, if you'll remember, Trudeau didn't even think he was going

00:19:03.560 to win the election in 2015. It was a surprise to him. We all thought that Harper was going to win

00:19:09.900 again. The polls were close, but the Conservatives seemed to have the numbers to win another majority

00:19:14.600 government. And then, surprise, surprise, in the last couple of weeks leading up to the election,

00:19:19.100 it was all about let the scientists speak and legalizing weed and guess what the idiot became 0.98

00:19:25.600 prime minister the beijing connected official allegedly urged jang to donate one million to 0.98

00:19:36.180 the trudeau foundation with the promise of reimbursement from china following trudeau's

00:19:41.400 successful election jang was at a liberal party fundraiser where the pm was invited as the guest

00:19:47.320 of honor. The Trudeau Foundation later revealed it received a $1 million donation from Zhang

00:19:52.860 in honor of Pierre Trudeau, with $200,000 of it going directly to the foundation.

00:19:59.020 The prime minister's office has claimed Trudeau was not aware of the donation.

00:20:03.380 All right, so let's get to that, shall we? Let's get to this $1 million donation made by a Chinese

00:20:11.520 billionaire. I find it ironic that there can be billionaires in China because it's supposed to

00:20:17.020 be a communist nation everybody's equal in that system right oh no i guess there's a few elites

00:20:25.040 who get to stand above the the crowd yeah so here is the story again from the globe and mail

00:20:36.040 about that one million dollar donation so we don't need to go over that again but what we do

00:20:42.580 need to go over is what the real andy lee put on twitter today she says guess what i found

00:20:51.920 who was present at the donation signing when a million dollars was given by new gen shang that

00:20:58.620 was the chinese millionaire sorry billionaire to the trudeau foundation the man who wrote the

00:21:04.080 report on foreign election interference and found that our election wasn't compromised that report

00:21:08.940 by the way is all over the front page of cbcnews.ca today because as you know the cbc carries water

00:21:16.440 for trudeau and all of his minions oh no no no there was no election interference at least not

00:21:21.720 enough to warrant any kinds of swings in election results so who was there

00:21:27.860 mr morris rosenberg the president of the pierre elliott trudeau foundation

00:21:38.940 This is the same guy who wrote the report that says there was not enough Chinese interference in our elections, both in 2019 and in 2021, to affect the results.

00:21:54.180 Interesting connection she makes there, isn't it? 1.00

00:22:00.680 Staying with the idiot. 1.00

00:22:02.620 Look at this. 1.00

00:22:04.000 This story came out a few days ago.

00:22:05.680 I missed it.

00:22:06.400 But I've got it for you now.

00:22:10.140 From the post-millennial, Trudeau Liberals providing up to $75,000 for employee sex changes.

00:22:22.980 That, my friend, is your tax money at work.

00:22:26.540 so on july 1st of this year canada day

00:22:30.800 or whatever the new wave wants to call it a new day or heaven forbid we should ever celebrate

00:22:41.000 our country again of course we will we will and we will force those who used to celebrate it to

00:22:47.880 celebrate it again not through any sort of physical violence either but as of canada day

00:22:56.120 this year, the Trudeau government will be funding the medical sex changes of transgender federal

00:23:00.500 employees up to a cost of $75,000 for what is described as helping people with their gender

00:23:08.140 affirmation journey. The changes to the public service health care plan were announced by the

00:23:14.980 Treasury Board and include modest increases to coverage for physiotherapy, massage therapy,

00:23:20.240 and vision care, whereas the whopping amount for gender-affirming procedures

00:23:24.500 is intended to cover certain medically necessary interventions

00:23:29.000 that are not covered by provincial health plans.

00:23:36.540 Is your blood boiling?

00:23:41.020 Mine was boiling earlier, but it's calmed down as of now.

00:23:47.140 The story from NPR.

00:23:48.880 Now, this is a publicly funded news organization in the United States.

00:23:54.500 Kind of like PBS, except these guys do radio and they do print.

00:24:01.140 What does the science say about the origin of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic?

00:24:06.900 And there's a reason that I'm going to give you guys this article.

00:24:09.320 Let's make it bigger so we can all see here.

00:24:14.720 And the reason that I'm giving you this particular version of this story

00:24:19.400 is because the media, the left-wing corporate media in the United States

00:24:24.060 is still running cover for this whole big scam that we've been suffering through for going on

00:24:32.180 three years now. Since the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic began three years ago, its origin has been a

00:24:38.300 topic of much scientific and political debate. Two main theories exist. The virus spilled over

00:24:44.840 from an animal into people, most likely in a market in Wuhan, China. Even Jon Stewart,

00:24:51.040 the radical leftist said on a talk show a year ago it couldn't possibly have been from a bat

00:24:59.260 in a wet market what do they call the virus the wuhan virus is from wuhan

00:25:05.900 that's not i'm paraphrasing that but you do recall that clip i'm i'm hoping

00:25:12.460 or the other theory is that the virus came from the wuhan institute of virology and

00:25:20.920 spread due to some type of laboratory accident. Now, the Wall Street Journal added to that debate

00:25:27.220 this week when they reported that the U.S. Department of Energy has shifted its stance

00:25:31.080 on the origin of COVID. It now concludes with low confidence that the pandemic most likely arose

00:25:40.620 from a laboratory leak in Wuhan with low confidence. Of course, we can say we've concluded kind of

00:25:46.540 We think it might have. We still believe the other theory more, but we've got the documents on this one.

00:25:52.640 So with low confidence, we're going to say, what does that even mean?

00:25:56.600 With low confidence, the agency based their conclusion on classified evidence that isn't available to the public.

00:26:03.380 According to the federal government, low confidence means the information used in the analysis is scant, questionable, fragmented,

00:26:11.920 or that solid analytical conclusions cannot be inferred from the information.

00:26:17.060 So why even bother commenting on it then?

00:26:20.480 What's the point?

00:26:21.640 If you haven't got all the information you need to make a conclusion,

00:26:25.740 then don't make a conclusion until you do.

00:26:29.320 Are they under pressure?

00:26:32.980 At this point, the U.S. intelligence community still has no consensus

00:26:36.760 about the origins of the thing.

00:26:38.640 four of the eight intelligence agencies lean toward a natural origin for the virus with

00:26:43.920 low confidence well two of them and the doe and the federal bureau of information support a lab

00:26:51.060 origin with the latter having moderate confidence about their conclusion

00:26:55.500 look it is or it isn't what do you guys think is i kind of think that might be

00:27:02.480 but at the end of the day the origin of the pandemic is also a scientific question

00:27:07.920 virologists who study pandemic origins are much less divided than the u.s intelligence community

00:27:14.320 they say there is very convincing data and overwhelming evidence pointing to an animal

00:27:19.320 origin okay that's why i wanted to read this npr article to you because there are other people

00:27:25.120 virologists this one here that tucker carlson just had on his show again recently she was on

00:27:31.180 three years ago saying this virus is is kind of it's been concocted in a lab it's got the 0.76

00:27:37.020 tail of a pig. It's got the head of a horse. It's got wings. It's got hooves. If you were trying to

00:27:44.120 put together a bunch of different animals, that's what this virus looks like. It's got aspects of

00:27:48.620 one virus. It's got aspects of another. And there's no possible way that this thing could

00:27:52.980 ever occur in nature. Watch her again. Doctor, thank you so much for coming on. You said three 0.79

00:27:59.660 years ago that you believe that this virus was intentionally released by the government you

00:28:04.720 once worked for, the government of China. Today, we're hearing in this leak to the Wall Street

00:28:09.180 Journal that it was accidental. Do you believe this leak was accidental or intentional?

00:28:14.660 Hi, Tucker. Thank you for having me again. First, I really want to appreciate you and also Fox News

00:28:20.700 have been taking so much effort pursuing the truth of COVID origin. Without your help, there

00:28:27.120 won't be such milestone achievement. And I want to tell, of course, it was not an accident. And

00:28:33.920 And maybe for people who don't have this kind of biosafety lab three or four experience

00:28:40.800 on coronavirus, maybe it's easy for them to accept the accident and lab leak.

00:28:46.480 However, I'm the scientist working in such lab using coronavirus.

00:28:51.640 And I can tell you based on the protocol and also the other surveillance system, it will 0.83

00:28:59.100 be impossible for the lab leak accidentally happened in such lab and caused the Wuhan

00:29:05.380 outbreak and also the pandemic. So definitely now we just reached to the first step. It was

00:29:12.020 from China's lab, and we need to pursue the truth of origin, and we need to keep going on. 0.82

00:29:19.280 We know the Chinese government allowed its infected citizens to travel in huge groups

00:29:23.860 to Western Europe in the early days of the pandemic. That was intentional. But you believe 0.99

00:29:28.000 the whole thing. They came up with this virus and they unleashed it on the world to destroy

00:29:33.360 the Western economies and to elevate their own position globally.

00:29:38.060 I want to emphasize one thing is I would say based on the evidence and the source I have

00:29:45.040 that the virus was intentionally brought out of this strict lab and released in the community.

00:29:53.880 However, I don't think the outbreak in Wuhan was intentional.

00:29:59.580 I would say it was because CCP government and the military scientists underestimated the transmissibility.

00:30:07.280 That's why finally it got out of control and caused a local outbreak.

00:30:12.880 However, we should know that CCP government intentionally to let it go all over the world to kill millions of people all over the world later.

00:30:21.840 we just have to hope and pray that you will be interviewed by many other journalists in this

00:30:28.800 country over the coming weeks now that this has been confirmed you're an eyewitness to it you have

00:30:33.280 a i think a credible story to tell and i and i really hope you're no longer ignored i appreciate

00:30:37.420 coming on again tonight leaving young thank you so much thank you taker all right she she was

00:30:42.960 interviewed by tucker three years ago she got out of china because she started to talk too much

00:30:47.460 and she got out just in time i think i think she's probably been pursued by some of those

00:30:53.560 chinese nationals working in the united states the same way they do in canada but so far she's

00:30:58.120 been able to avoid them so um let's just have a rollback here and i want you to imagine some of 0.99

00:31:08.160 the video that you've seen come out of china including some of the stuff i played on this

00:31:11.700 show in the past couple of years regarding the lockdowns there people screaming off their

00:31:16.500 balconies those who are living in high-rise apartment buildings and whatnot in large large

00:31:21.380 chinese cities uh with drones flying around cities saying forget about your freedom right now it's

00:31:28.680 more important of course in chinese more important that you stay locked down for the greater good and

00:31:32.760 freedom is a concept and whatever else propaganda they were pumping out of these drones but they

00:31:37.760 had drones monitoring people. They have locked people down so hard that they haven't been able

00:31:47.180 to leave their apartments. They've been killing animals in China, trying to maintain this zero 0.96

00:31:52.340 COVID response, which is ridiculous. So do you think for a second that this virus got out by

00:32:00.760 accident? If the Chinese government did not want this virus to get out of that lab, it 0.95

00:32:08.620 wouldn't have gotten out of that lab. There's no way. So in my opinion, and I'm not saying 0.95

00:32:18.360 this for fact, because obviously Facebook algorithms are watching me, they're monitoring

00:32:24.380 everything we say here, everything we write, everything we do. In my opinion, not only was

00:32:32.640 this created in a lab, a virologist working on it said so in the early days, but I believe this was 1.00

00:32:41.660 put out intentionally by the Chinese. To what end, I don't know. Maybe Tucker is right. Maybe 0.96

00:32:48.260 it was to infect the rest of the world and improve their economic position worldwide.

00:32:53.960 i don't know but i think it was intentional i just don't believe for one second that 0.65

00:33:01.440 a totalitarian state an authoritarian state like china could ever ever accidentally release a virus 0.76

00:33:08.660 into the world and i think it's a foregone conclusion that it comes from a lab leak 0.91

00:33:13.740 at the very least now interestingly we uncovered this video from about a year ago

00:33:20.860 on twitter uh it's maria from i forget bartolomo i think her name is interviewing the ceo of

00:33:32.480 moderna listen to what he has to say here we've all been trying to understand how this started

00:33:38.360 and whether or not this did come from a lab in wuhan uh let me ask you what the daily mail is

00:33:44.480 reporting it says more evidence covid was tinkered with in a lab now scientists find the virus

00:33:50.180 contains a tiny chunk of DNA that matches sequence patented by Moderna three years before the pandemic

00:33:57.700 began. Your reaction, Stefan, what can you tell us? So my scientists are looking into those data

00:34:04.160 to see how accurate they are or not. As I've said before, the hypothesis of an escape from a lab by

00:34:11.080 an accident is possible. You know, human makes mistakes. So is it possible that the Wuhan lab

00:34:17.920 China was working on viruses enhancement or gene modification, and then there was an accident

00:34:25.640 where somebody was infected in the lab and then infected their families in France.

00:34:29.600 It is possible on the claim you just mentioned, the scientists are analyzing to know if it's

00:34:35.920 real or not.

00:34:38.400 Yeah, I mean, I was struck by the line it matched a genetic sequence patented by Moderna for

00:34:45.900 cancer research purposes, Stefan.

00:34:47.920 yeah and that's the type of things that the team is looking at

00:34:51.580 very carefully to know is it is it real or not so it takes a bit of time to

00:34:56.380 analyze all the genetic sequence ladies and gentlemen this whole thing

00:35:01.300 that's been perpetrated on us in the past three years in my opinion is is the

00:35:05.660 greatest scam ever played on humans the most

00:35:11.140 wide-reaching it is a scam there is no other way to describe

00:35:17.280 what's happened in the last three years and yet today as i went for a while i went to the i had

00:35:24.240 to go to the bank this morning and put some money in there because you know rent and bills and

00:35:28.960 whatnot i don't keep it in there unless i absolutely have to put it in there so i could

00:35:34.100 pay these bills because they don't take cash in the bank today sadly i got there at noon and it

00:35:42.640 was filled with people who were 70 plus and i know we have some 70 plus people watching this show i

00:35:48.260 don't mean to call you folks old or cautious but we had those types of 70 year olds in the bank

00:35:56.740 today as i waited in line i'm going to say there's 30 people in there including the tellers and the

00:36:01.080 managers and whatnot i'm going to say 65 of them were wearing masks i couldn't believe my eyes 0.92

00:36:13.160 Even after all this, they're still wearing these ridiculous things.

00:36:18.340 And they're not wearing them the way they're supposed to.

00:36:20.580 If you're going to wear a mask, like the doctor said at the beginning of this thing,

00:36:23.920 then put it up there and don't touch it.

00:36:25.940 Well, they got it hanging off their chin.

00:36:27.620 They've got it underneath their nose. 0.99

00:36:29.320 It's filthy. 1.00

00:36:31.520 It's ridiculous. 0.99

00:36:35.200 But that's what they've done to us. 0.99

00:36:36.880 They've turned us into a bunch of walking zombies.

00:36:40.840 And you can see it.

00:36:41.960 look look into people's eyes it's not the same as it used to be yeah you used to get some zombies

00:36:50.100 back in the day of course but now it's different you walk past somebody and they're like

00:36:53.640 uh with maybe a little drool trickling out of the corner of their mouth it's not pretty

00:37:02.580 and it's turned some of us who believe in freedom into neurotic messes too i know many of you

00:37:11.940 who are watching this show right now have been very, very concerned about what's going to come

00:37:15.600 next to the point where you can't sleep at night. And I understand that. Look at what I can say to

00:37:22.540 you is do everything you can do within your power to make change. You may or may not be successful.

00:37:32.580 We may or may not be successful, but we can go to sleep at night knowing we've done the best we

00:37:38.500 could do and we're not going to stop fighting all right i mean honestly

00:37:44.880 the worst that can happen is they're going to take everything that you've ever worked for in

00:37:51.000 your life i know how that sounds but really it's only money and we can always build rebuild

00:37:58.000 ourselves and if you can't and if you find yourself in a situation where you're alone

00:38:04.080 and afraid that's what this community is for

00:38:08.880 so i really encourage you guys to talk to each other in the group i really encourage you guys

00:38:18.980 to make friends with the people who watch this show in your area wherever you happen to be i know

00:38:26.120 that there's a lot of people who live within five or ten miles of each other who watch this show

00:38:31.320 wherever it happens to be in the country or outside the country reach out to those people

00:38:36.760 have coffee with them go out for a beer with them whatever it is and just sit down and talk

00:38:41.980 because maybe you're in a position right now where you are surrounded by these

00:38:45.900 hypnotized people who won't listen to you and are very intolerant of anything that you have to say

00:38:52.320 to the point they're going to name call you and shout you down i get it i understand that

00:38:57.400 and i know that that was the ultimate reason for the unity convoy that happened at camp hope a

00:39:04.280 week and a half ago i know that i mean they weren't going to solve any problems over there

00:39:09.220 but they did manage to bring some people together who hadn't seen each other in a year or so so they

00:39:14.280 could commiserate with each other and reminisce and just be together that's a very important thing

00:39:19.580 it's a very important thing with what we've been through in the past three years

00:39:26.140 so keep your head up try and stay as strong as you can but if you need somebody to rely on

00:39:30.920 you got all kinds of people who are watching this show right now whether it's on rumble or twitter

00:39:35.300 or facebook or looking glass media who will buck you up and maybe tomorrow you're the one

00:39:43.880 bucking up somebody else it's important that we help each other out here it's incredibly important

00:39:49.860 If we don't, we might find ourselves in the loony bin, vaccinated and masked.

00:40:00.040 Dismissal of COVID lab leak theory exposes U.S. government involvement in disinformation and censorship.

00:40:06.340 Oh, yeah. Here's an article on Substack written by Michael Schellenberger and Leighton Woodhouse.

00:40:11.200 And this is going to be a good one, you guys.

00:40:12.960 since 2018 democratic members of congress experts and think tanks including aspen institute have

00:40:19.800 urged social media platforms like facebook and twitter to do more to censor information and they

00:40:25.560 have in september of 2020 for example facebook censored a tucker carlson tonight segment in

00:40:32.500 which a chinese doctor said that the covet pandemic resulted from a virus escaping from a lab in china

00:40:39.300 Yes, I just talked about that.

00:40:40.880 Remember, Facebook labeled the clip as false information and Instagram flagged it.

00:40:47.760 Demands from the government that social media companies censor content have increased under Joe Biden.

00:40:53.640 In January of 2021, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, which was created in 2018 to respond to election disinformation, broadened its scope.

00:41:04.400 they always, these government agencies, broaden their scope over time, don't they? Sometimes it

00:41:09.240 doesn't even take that long. They broaden their scope to promote more flexibility to focus on

00:41:14.380 general misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation. When misinformation can be

00:41:23.440 unintentional, disinformation is defined as deliberate, while malinformation can include

00:41:28.020 accurate information that is misleading partial information in april of last year the u.s

00:41:35.700 department of homeland security announced a disinformation governance board the wrong

00:41:40.160 backlash to a story strong backlash to it led to dhs abandoning publicly but quietly repackage

00:41:47.200 its effort through its member agencies kind of like what they're doing here in canada except

00:41:52.080 they're very obvious about it in canada they're very very very covert about it in the united

00:41:56.540 States. For years, the idea the coronavirus pandemic was caused by a leak from Wuhan Institute

00:42:02.300 for Virology's laboratory in Wuhan, China, was considered fringe. In February of 2020,

00:42:08.920 the Washington Post published an article headlined, Tom Cotton repeats debunked conspiracy

00:42:13.640 theory about coronavirus, after the Republican senator floated the idea. Two days later,

00:42:20.280 the British medical journal Lancet published an article by 27 scientists to strongly condemn

00:42:26.580 conspiracy theories suggesting that COVID-19 does not have a natural origin. Today, the left-wing

00:42:34.820 corporate media considers the possibility that a lab leak caused the pandemic to be as likely as

00:42:40.300 the possibility that it was caused by a spillover of a virus from animals to humans. The Wall Street

00:42:46.340 Journal on Sunday reported the U.S. Department of Energy has joined the Federal Bureau of

00:42:51.800 Investigation in concluding that a laboratory leak was more likely than natural causes to

00:42:56.400 have caused the coronavirus pandemic. With little confidence, let's not forget. In November,

00:43:04.340 the top government official overseeing the U.S. response to the pandemic,

00:43:08.260 Anthony Fauci, said about COVID's origins, I have a completely open mind.

00:43:13.340 the episode raises troubling questions about the growing censorship by social media platforms at

00:43:21.780 behest of government officials government contractors and ostensibly non-partisan

00:43:26.760 scientists and experts under pressure from government and non-governmental actors facebook

00:43:33.220 twitter and other social media platforms have censored true and potentially true information

00:43:38.440 about everything ranging from vaccines to the lab leak to the biden family's business dealings

00:43:44.000 given the broad protection of free speech afforded by the first amendment in the united states which

00:43:48.860 is something we desperately need up here desperately government demands that social

00:43:54.260 media companies censor information even including inaccurate information may be unconstitutional

00:43:59.300 whether constitutional or unconstitutional the pattern of behavior by government officials

00:44:05.860 government contractors and former alphabet agency and other intelligence officials is disturbing

00:44:12.280 censorship has been demanded in several major cases including the covet origins case by the

00:44:17.920 same people spreading disinformation or misinformation right right that reality

00:44:26.240 highlights the ways in which disinformation and censorship are two sides of the same coin

00:44:31.080 to understand this troubling pattern of increasing government disinformation and censorship and

00:44:35.760 what should be done to prevent more of it, we need to take a closer look at the debate

00:44:40.460 over COVID origin.

00:44:47.240 Here's another substack.

00:44:48.740 This one comes from Ian Miller.

00:44:52.180 This is much shorter.

00:44:55.500 The saga of COVID policies is quite simple.

00:45:00.080 utterly bewildered politicians

00:45:03.720 who were completely unprepared

00:45:05.500 for the outbreak of a global pandemic

00:45:07.440 outsourced their decision-making

00:45:09.120 to a group of previously unknown experts.

00:45:14.680 However, the colossal ineptitude

00:45:17.500 of those experts was only eclipsed

00:45:19.480 by their propensity for authoritarian impulses.

00:45:22.860 Many, including the puppet media

00:45:25.000 and politicians, were solidly convinced

00:45:27.280 that those relied on 0.98

00:45:30.080 People like Anthony Fauci, Jerome Adams, and Deborah Birx, who, by the way, said they pulled six feet out of their ass in her book, were unquestionably correct in all of their assertions. 0.98

00:45:45.740 That belief was unbelievably misplaced, as they quickly demonstrated. 0.97

00:45:50.220 But political necessity required continued commitment to those same individuals.

00:45:55.320 Politicians are reliably incapable of admitting mistakes or altering course when proven wrong.

00:45:59.900 So it comes as no surprise that the combination of agenda-driven political and expert organizations combine the worst of both worlds, the World Health Organization.

00:46:11.680 In a remarkable feat of anti-science commitment to the WHO recently affirmed that it will join the CDC in reaffirming its absolute dedication to universal mask wearing to stop the spread of COVID-19.

00:46:25.820 And this is a release from Rochelle Walensky, who is the director of the CBC.

00:46:29.900 sorry cdc but it predictably gets worse than that it's important to note that the who blatantly

00:46:37.160 lied about the indisputable evidence which soundly proved them wrong while also misrepresenting their

00:46:42.900 own previously stated positions at virtually the same time the vaccine mandate supported by

00:46:48.540 other class the other class of experts fauci burks and adams were conclusively disproven

00:46:54.120 not a great week for the group of politicians who relied on the experts to make decisions

00:46:59.900 and up here in canada how many times did you hear premieres and the prime minister especially say

00:47:06.480 we're relying on expert scientific data but never revealed any of it to us the people

00:47:14.920 so we had to go find it ourselves and guess what we found some expert data

00:47:20.840 that flew in the face of whatever they were saying oh look here's anthony fauci he looks

00:47:27.840 significantly younger in this shot, doesn't he? That's because this goes back to 2004.

00:47:33.420 Listen to what he has to say about shots regarding influenza back then.

00:47:39.260 But she's had the flu for 14 days. Should she get a flu shot?

00:47:42.140 Well, no, if she got the flu for 14 days, she's as protected as anybody can be because the best

00:47:46.580 vaccination is to get infected yourself. And if she really has the flu, if she really has the flu,

00:47:54.660 she definitely doesn't need a flu vaccine if she really has the flu she should not get it again

00:48:00.640 no she doesn't need it because it's the best it's the most potent vaccination is getting infected

00:48:05.360 yourself but she said the flu for four wait wait wait wait don't play it again we've already heard

00:48:11.760 it once is enough in this case so we're going to move away from all that stuff for now you guys

00:48:17.240 but that is what's going on right now that is the talk of the i guess our side of the media in the

00:48:25.560 united states and should be in canada but of course we've got that pesky chinese election

00:48:31.300 interference story to deal with however there is some good news that comes out of alberta

00:48:37.620 and this comes from lethbridge news now alberta budget includes 23 billion dollar for dollars for

00:48:44.260 infrastructure and they're projecting a 2.4 billion dollar surplus in this year's budget

00:48:50.960 even though they have to remember alberta is a have province they have to give ottawa money for

00:48:57.980 the other provinces have not provinces like us here in manitoba take alberta gives and they still

00:49:05.460 are going to wind up with a surplus not to mention how much 23 billion dollars for infrastructure

00:49:12.340 A major component of this new budget, which was announced today, is investments into infrastructure.

00:49:19.200 Released by the government today, the 2023 capital plan includes nearly $23 billion in funding over three years.

00:49:26.280 And the biggest allocations will go towards municipal infrastructure support, $6.5 billion, followed by capital maintenance and renewal, $3.5 billion, and health care services, $3.1 billion in funding.

00:49:36.780 in each year between 23 and 26 the government states that an average of 20,000 direct and 12,000

00:49:44.100 indirect jobs will be supported by capital projects so that's what's going on in Alberta right now

00:49:52.660 with a UCP government that's what's going on in Alberta right now and again at the end of this

00:50:00.760 year they're projecting and it's probably going to be higher because anytime a government projects

00:50:05.360 a surplus it's always on the low range they want to make sure they're not going to go into debt

00:50:09.920 territory but they're projecting a 2.4 billion dollar surplus it's probably going to be more

00:50:14.740 than double that if everything goes according to plan they work that into the budget

00:50:19.160 there's an election in alberta at the end of may my friends and it looks like the ndp and the ucp

00:50:27.460 are running neck and neck if there is anything as an alberta resident you can do if you're watching

00:50:33.340 this show from alberta to make sure the ndp don't win please do it please do it look this up it's

00:50:41.820 it's everywhere across alberta today this budget look it up put it out there and say because i'll

00:50:47.220 tell you this in the four years that rachel notley had government in alberta they were running

00:50:52.500 massive deficits and i'm talking about in the range of 20 billion 60 billion dollars one year

00:50:59.600 seriously seriously the budget this year for alberta is going to be 62.8 billion dollars

00:51:08.400 which is three times three and a half times a little over three times the size of manitoba's

00:51:14.720 yearly budget which is about 19.2 billion but then again alberta does have three times the

00:51:20.460 people that manitoba has so it works out here's something interesting sent to me by our friend

00:51:25.180 sean today um guys say hello to sean he's watching in the comments right now and then thank him for

00:51:32.060 all of the stuff that he does send me through the day because i do use quite a bit of it um

00:51:39.480 and he looks everywhere i mean he's got the time he looks everywhere he's looking all over every

00:51:45.340 different news source and i am too and you know so it's really cool that sometimes we come up with

00:51:50.520 a lot of the same stuff. But if you see Sean in the comments, please say thank you to him for

00:51:55.600 providing us with this information. I would never think to look on the website of the World Economic

00:52:01.000 Forum unless somebody told me, hey, you got to go see this. It just doesn't occur to me, right?

00:52:05.860 But Sean went and looked there today. This is from weforum.org. This is part of the World Economic

00:52:11.660 Forum website. The 15-minute city meets human needs, but leaves desires wanting. Here's why.

00:52:18.940 So, you know what? That sounds like, oh, maybe the World Economic Forum is thinking, huh, you know what? These 15-minute cities are not so good. But as we read the article, they're willing to make changes from their original plan, it looks like. So here we go.

00:52:32.580 and once again i need to make this bigger i thought this was big enough but i guess it's not

00:52:37.920 various cities around the world have begun to embrace the 15-minute city approach but urban

00:52:43.420 life is about more than just access to amenities and the 15-minute model of risks excluding

00:52:48.880 disadvantaged communities even if there is a 15-minute baseline great city centers with

00:52:54.440 world-class experiences should remain accessible to all so does that mean that their plan said no

00:53:01.220 no no you can't get downtown without our permission at first but then they realized you know what we

00:53:06.620 can't stop people from going downtown so we'll let them do that once in a while if there's a

00:53:11.540 great event going on we need them to show up for make it look good on tv at long last it appears

00:53:19.480 the worst days of covid pandemic may finally be behind us despite early predictions of a lasting

00:53:25.420 urban exit as people are heading back. Don't. Don't go back. If you have established some

00:53:32.960 land in rural wherever, stay. Stay. Improve it. Make it better. Don't go back to the 0.51

00:53:43.100 cities. If you've gotten out, don't go back. But the pandemic has brought some lasting

00:53:48.660 urban changes, including the attribution of streets once used for cars and parking to

00:53:53.200 bike lanes, parklets and restaurants. Now, interestingly, people have been complaining

00:53:58.720 in Winnipeg for years about these ridiculous bike lanes that have popped up in the downtown

00:54:04.320 core of our city. And we laugh at them because like Winnipeg streets are covered in snow

00:54:13.840 for at least six months of the year, maybe more. Who's riding their bikes on bike lanes

00:54:19.940 right now in february i see maybe 1.00

00:54:23.080 one per day and i laugh at that person oh you got those big stupid 1.00

00:54:29.840 tire treads and it's minus 30 and you're freezing your ass off take a bus dude 0.99

00:54:34.380 what are you doing but nonetheless they have managed to disrupt traffic flows in the downtown

00:54:43.160 where stores absolutely need that parking space to maintain their businesses in favor of

00:54:48.560 bike lanes that nobody uses they have put these bike lanes in the worst possible parts of town

00:54:55.520 where if you're riding your bike down one of these streets chances are good you're going to

00:54:59.400 get tackled by a gang mugged maybe knifed and left for dead it's true

00:55:06.220 but they had to have these bike lanes for whatever reason

00:55:11.820 one of the biggest urban ideas to emerge from the pandemic is the idea of the 15-minute city

00:55:19.900 or 15-minute neighborhood developed by french urbanist carlos moreno 15-minute city refers to

00:55:26.480 a place where all the necessities of daily life shops schools workplaces doctors offices parks

00:55:31.760 libraries restaurants and other amenities are located in a short 15-minute walk or bike ride

00:55:37.180 from home in this way each neighborhood becomes an isochrome an area that can be explored within

00:55:44.220 a given time giving all residents access to their needs a convenient walk away what happens after

00:55:50.160 you've explored all of the neat cool things in your isochrome and you're bored out of your face

00:55:58.740 and you try to leave your little section of the city

00:56:02.120 the electric fence goes up no no no no they're not going to do that they're not going to do that

00:56:09.300 they're just going to monitor you through uh traffic cameras that can detect license plates

00:56:13.440 and give you a ticket if you haven't got the government's permission to leave

00:56:18.120 so they say it's your choice it's kind of like getting the choice for the

00:56:22.120 vaccine right well you had a choice is either get the vaccine or lose your job lose your house

00:56:29.940 lose your family well you can leave your neighborhood if you want but you're going to

00:56:35.140 have to pay a 200 fine every time you do if you haven't got our permission but don't worry

00:56:39.540 we'll give you permission 100 days of the year to leave your little cozy part of town

00:56:45.140 the other 265 you'll have to figure out something to do in there

00:56:48.920 maybe go get your doctor your dentist your barber and go have a beer at the local pub

00:56:55.840 walking of course the 15-minute city aims to reorganize physical space around the human

00:57:04.440 experience of time workers can live near their offices or co-working spaces eliminating the

00:57:10.340 commute anyone can walk to a small nearby park without having to hunt for parking spaces

00:57:15.500 community building will benefit too parceling a city into smaller units

00:57:19.340 makes it far more manageable from a social point of view.

00:57:24.540 Did anybody ask for this?

00:57:28.200 Let me just say, did any of us vote for this?

00:57:32.400 Did any of us say, hey, this is something that should be on the docket next election?

00:57:36.060 This should be an election issue.

00:57:37.320 I don't recall that.

00:57:39.620 Not in any municipal, provincial, or federal election.

00:57:44.300 Have I ever heard of this being tossed around and debated?

00:57:49.340 just a bunch of elites trying to tell us what's good for us the various cities around the world

00:57:56.440 have begun to embrace this 15-minute city approach for instance melbourne is proposing

00:58:01.500 self-contained communities with an 800 meter radius portland's climate action plus calls for

00:58:07.980 more vibrant neighborhoods in which 80 percent of the residents can walk or bike to fulfill their

00:58:12.320 daily needs but the most vocal proponent of the concept remains paris where the concept originated

00:58:19.240 Its mayor, Anne Hidalgo, has been championing the Ville de Courtaire since early 2020

00:58:25.400 and has embedded it into a broader plan to promote active mobility in lieu of cars.

00:58:30.920 Car speed has been limited to 30 kph on many streets.

00:58:35.800 Automobiles have been banned along the Seine one Sunday each month

00:58:39.640 and plans to include a biking lane on every street by 2024 are also in the works.

00:58:44.720 such experiments are unprecedented and exciting remember this is the world economic forum website

00:58:51.640 and they stand on long established planning principles since the crisis of

00:58:56.540 monofunctional modernism in the post-war era whatever the that means urban planners and

00:59:03.400 designers have proposed mixed-use developments where residential schools shops stand by side

00:59:08.560 by side in diverse neighborhoods the 15-minute neighborhood provides a specific spatial scale

00:59:14.600 and suggests a new model for the larger city,

00:59:16.960 which is devolved into small repeating parts.

00:59:19.440 What's not to like?

00:59:22.000 Turns out the concept is not always a fit.

00:59:25.240 For one, the 15-minute neighborhood doesn't work so well

00:59:28.260 for a suburban nation like the United States,

00:59:30.560 or Canada, for that matter.

00:59:33.900 Well, it's easy to envision Paris, Copenhagen, and Barcelona

00:59:37.080 in small repeating parts, or even a certain place,

00:59:39.820 certain places in the U.S., like Manhattan or Brooklyn,

00:59:42.080 or big slices of Boston and Cambridge and Massachusetts,

00:59:45.720 it's harder to imagine this kind of reinvention

00:59:48.400 of far-flung, sprawling suburbs

00:59:50.160 where the majority of Americans live.

00:59:52.800 American cities and suburbs

00:59:54.060 might only make the 15-minute cutoff

00:59:56.520 if this could be done in a car.

01:00:00.160 And 15-minute cutoff

01:00:02.000 and 15-minute communities do little

01:00:06.400 to alter the harsh realities

01:00:08.380 of economic and geographic inequality.

01:00:12.080 they promise close-by amenities and luxurious walkability for the well-to-do urban gentry

01:00:19.260 they're mainly a fit for affluent urban neighborhoods and far less a fit in the

01:00:23.880 disadvantaged parts of our cities as harvard university's ed glazer points out less advantaged

01:00:29.520 groups are hardly able to live their life in their own disadvantaged neighborhoods which lacks jobs

01:00:34.500 grocery stores and amenities found in more upscale neighborhoods many of our urbanist colleagues find

01:00:40.540 themselves asking, what's so new about the idea of 15-minute neighborhoods? They see the construct

01:00:45.660 as little more than a rebranded notion of urban neighborhoods or villages. Village life has many

01:00:50.840 upsides, tight-knit communities, a relaxed pace of life, easy commuting, but it lacks the dynamism

01:00:56.260 of a real city. Now, people live in cities because they want to live in a city, not a small town or

01:01:07.360 a village. The reality is that urban life requires the broad expanse of entire cities and metro

01:01:14.400 areas, and it's impossible to replicate some of the most important institutions.

01:01:19.540 Great universities, great museums, great theaters at a neighborhood scale. Cities thrive because

01:01:25.640 they create a market for these incredible institutions and assets. We might visit the

01:01:30.640 coffee place around our block every day, but we'll only take the subway to the museum or theater

01:01:36.280 once a month indeed research by one of us published recently and by one of us

01:01:41.960 do they refer to themselves as what are you one of us they have a secret handshake

01:01:50.640 maybe devil horns uh anyway then indeed

01:01:58.500 i'm sorry research by one of us published in nature shows that in everyday life the frequency

01:02:08.480 of our visits to a given location is inversely proportional to its distance from our home

01:02:12.960 instead of a complete 15-minute city we propose to think of something akin to a 15-minute

01:02:18.700 baseline that more circumscribed term can serve to remind us of the important fact that the truly

01:02:24.720 vibrant parts of the city often begin when the first 15 minutes end. With easy access to the

01:02:31.000 essentials, we can save our longer trips for where we need them to encounter and participate in that

01:02:36.460 diversity and specialization that are only possible at the scale of a real city and metro area. Great

01:02:43.620 neighborhoods are incomplete by definition. Functioning as proverbial stepping stones or

01:02:48.280 starting out place from which residents can strike out further. Great neighborhoods are never

01:02:53.040 self-contained but are always an outgrowth and function of great cities my friends again this

01:02:59.300 appears on the world economic forum website how many cities have signed up for the smart city

01:03:07.420 program well i'll tell you right now that winkler manitoba has

01:03:11.320 surprise surprise i found out earlier this week so that would have been yesterday

01:03:19.240 winkler manitoba of all cities has applied to be part of the smart city program not just the

01:03:26.140 national one but the international one as well and cities are already already making their own

01:03:32.520 plans as you saw melbourne there right but also in oxford england where they're saying okay you

01:03:41.440 can leave your little part of town a hundred days of the year but you have to get our permission

01:03:45.400 first so what they're doing is they're making plans based around this particular story which

01:03:51.260 was released in november of 2021 this is a guideline for what's going on right now

01:03:59.200 and the cities in the smart city program are adapting their cities accordingly edmonton for

01:04:08.020 example and there was a great story the other day i laughed so hard how edmonton became part of a

01:04:14.900 global conspiracy theory how can you say it's part of a global conspiracy theory when the mayor of

01:04:22.500 the current mayor of edmonton ran on the smart city program yes he did okay so i'm sorry i was

01:04:30.200 mistaken there is one that i know of that mayor the current mayor forget his name of edmonton

01:04:35.240 ran on that you can still see it on his website

01:04:37.760 but nobody paid attention because i'm sure nobody knew what the hell he was talking about

01:04:44.900 Or he may have painted it like, we're going to be a smart city.

01:04:49.260 Yay, a smart city.

01:04:51.020 All right, that sounds awesome. 0.94

01:04:52.720 Because they can take all this crap, guys, and they can make it sound oh, so very positive that people are all right into it. 0.94

01:05:01.560 And then they're going to find out they can't leave their part of town without permission from the government, 0.98

01:05:07.120 lest they get a $1,200 fine or however much your local government decides to charge.

01:05:13.040 How long will it be before people revolt and they actually go and tear down these smart cameras that are by now mounted in every city across the globe?

01:05:32.300 Yep.

01:05:34.320 Sorry to tell you that, Chief, but there they are.

01:05:38.460 And look at this.

01:05:40.320 The Bank of England says digital pound, the CBDC, could protect consumers.

01:05:46.260 And why do they say that?

01:05:47.400 Because, hey, you can't steal it unless you're part of the government or the banking system.

01:05:54.660 Bank of England Deputy Governor John Cunliffe says a digital pound could protect consumers, according to a new Bloomberg report.

01:06:02.620 Specifically, Cunliffe said that the implementation of a digital pound could ensure consumer protection in the event of a failure of the banking system, the report stated.

01:06:13.480 Oh, what does that sound like to you, my friends?

01:06:16.580 It's exactly what we have been telling you for a year or more now. 0.97

01:06:22.400 When the banking system fails, they're going to come up with this new digital dollar that's going to save everybody's ass.

01:06:29.380 but that and the digital id combined will draw you into the matrix and there you will be not

01:06:37.580 able to do anything at all unless you've got a digital id you won't be able to get online

01:06:42.680 you won't be able to buy any any groceries you won't be able to go anywhere unless you go ahead

01:06:47.680 and you use the facial recognition as part of the digital id and the digital id will include

01:06:52.380 every single bit of information about you but hey it's for your safety and that's how they're selling

01:07:00.300 it that's how they've been selling it and that's how they will continue to sell it because people

01:07:09.480 by and large are scared of life in general never mind what could be around the corner ebola

01:07:17.040 ah marburg oh my god they're already talking about another pandemic they're already kind of

01:07:25.520 warning us right bill gates has been talking about it klaus schwab has been talking about

01:07:30.780 some kind of massive shutdown of the internet maybe an emp it's going to take out the internet

01:07:41.120 only for us you know poor people of course and by poor i mean anybody who doesn't have like

01:07:46.740 20 million dollars so yeah it's coming they're warning us they're telling us to our faces

01:07:54.320 and it's only a matter of time unless we all say no i've got a question for you

01:08:00.900 i'm going to ask both on facebook and on rumble for you guys to respond to this and i'll check

01:08:06.260 out your answers later on twitter by the way don't forget to retweet this on twitter i'm

01:08:10.860 going to take a break and tell you guys to do all this stuff i shouldn't have to but i will tell you

01:08:14.280 anyway retweet on twitter don't forget to thumbs up it on rumble and then don't forget to like and

01:08:19.340 share this on facebook it's important people get to know this stuff what percentage of all of the

01:08:25.040 money in canada provided by the bank of canada what percentage of that exists in physical form

01:08:32.220 so of all canadian currency available right now what percentage of it exists in a physical form

01:08:42.100 meaning actual legal tender, $100 bills, $20 bills, whatever.

01:08:46.940 Do you know what the answer is?

01:08:49.820 Write it down in the comments.

01:08:51.200 I'm going to go to Rumble.

01:08:52.000 Oh, and I should check for any Rumble rants,

01:08:54.460 just in case somebody wanted to get a comment or question on the air.

01:08:58.000 And I don't see anything yet,

01:08:59.440 but I do see a lot more commenting than normal on Rumble tonight,

01:09:02.360 which is awesome.

01:09:04.460 I love it.

01:09:10.400 No Rumble rants.

01:09:12.100 wayne says 0.8 percent no that's a little bit low my friend

01:09:19.340 canadian truth seeker says 10 percent one martha forker

01:09:32.440 ha ha point zero zero one percent frankie says 15 percent jelaine uh says 35 percent nope nope nope

01:09:42.640 nope nope nobody's right so far oh vince said five percent five percent vince congratulations on on

01:09:53.120 getting that answer right i don't have a prize for you but just here's my undying admiration vince

01:09:59.380 guilt five percent five percent of all of the money all of the canadian currency available

01:10:06.240 all over the world only five percent of it is actual physical now it used to be all of it right

01:10:13.320 but then what started coming and you know here's something i was thinking about today

01:10:17.560 when we started being able to pay for things you know using our cards and now our apps and whatever

01:10:26.200 i thought at first that yeah that's a pretty good idea it's not a bad idea it's not just like a lot

01:10:35.280 of the technology they're talking about not necessarily bad ideas right it's how these ideas

01:10:43.100 these inventions these you know this science is applied that the problem is and these people who

01:10:52.920 are hell-bent on a surveillance and totalitarian state want to use all of these fantastic

01:10:57.320 innovations that have been created in the past 20 years to enslave us there is absolutely no

01:11:03.120 other explanation for it so well the technology that exists is amazing and i believe there's a

01:11:10.940 whole bunch of stuff we haven't even seen yet it's the people using it they're using it for

01:11:19.100 the purposes of evil and not good and they're all buying in they're either all in on it or they're 0.93

01:11:27.240 useless useful idiots however people are people are starting to fight back a little bit in different 0.99

01:11:34.760 ways you know it's funny what gets people motivated to protest here's a protest where 1.00

01:11:39.540 was this copenhagen i think europe brussels it was in brussels so these people are protesting

01:11:48.280 against the protracted war

01:11:50.540 that's going on, the proxy war.

01:11:52.860 Protracted proxy war that's going on

01:11:54.560 in Ukraine right now between NATO,

01:11:56.700 even though it's not really NATO

01:11:58.220 officially.

01:12:00.440 The proxy war between NATO and Russia.

01:12:03.080 These people have had enough.

01:12:04.540 How many hundreds of billions

01:12:06.280 of our dollars have gone into Ukraine?

01:12:08.560 And for what? Watch this.

01:12:18.280 oh

01:12:44.280 oh

01:12:48.280 Okay, so you guys don't need to see all of that.

01:13:03.080 It goes on for another couple of minutes.

01:13:04.340 And it's thousands of people together in Brussels protesting this war.

01:13:09.520 It's an unnecessary war.

01:13:12.440 It's a war being driven by, I would assume, the egos of those in power.

01:13:16.340 and also those who are ruling the world.

01:13:20.040 When I say those in power,

01:13:21.000 I'm not talking about the Joe Bidens of the world.

01:13:25.340 I'm talking about the Sahara Group,

01:13:27.620 talking about the World Economic Forum,

01:13:31.320 talking about the Club of Rome.

01:13:32.900 I'm talking about these people,

01:13:33.980 the very, very, very elite,

01:13:37.140 the very, very super rich.

01:13:39.740 They're the ones who are doing all this to us.

01:13:43.500 And don't think for a second it's not.

01:13:45.300 And until we decide we're going to change it, it will remain the same.

01:13:52.580 Interesting.

01:13:54.060 There's one thing that I heard, and I'm not sure where it came from a few years ago.

01:14:00.160 It could have been from a QAnon post even.

01:14:04.500 Or maybe it was from some religious group.

01:14:06.660 They said, the Great Awakening is coming.

01:14:10.420 And I went, wow, that sounds really holy to me.

01:14:13.480 i'm not so sure that i want to buy into that because as you know if you're a regular viewer

01:14:17.960 of the show here i'm not driven by religion whatsoever i believe that there's something

01:14:23.500 there's some force out there that's guiding us but i don't believe in organized religion or

01:14:30.380 anything like that i just believe in being the best person i can believe or be and and you know

01:14:34.500 if you do believe in that that's fine that's your thing and i salute you but that one thing the great

01:14:40.840 awakening just made me pause and go whoa what exactly is the great awakening well we've got

01:14:47.660 all kinds of people out there uh including the viking sean zimmer talking about raising our

01:14:54.460 vibrations and and and getting the good vibes out there because you know what i do believe that

01:14:59.180 people in general emit vibrations vibes good and bad and that we feed off those i mean

01:15:07.860 you know this to be true i'm gonna stop for just a second we'll get into that story in just a

01:15:13.380 minute that crazy woke vax doctor there but you know what it's like you know when you're sitting

01:15:19.220 in a room at work or something and somebody comes in and generally speaking they're they're a

01:15:24.300 negative person you kind of get this shiver you know like you get tense stuff and you go oh man

01:15:28.920 bob's here damn it and it just rubs you the wrong way and you can't figure out why you it shouldn't

01:15:34.900 affect you and ultimately if you raise your vibration level to a certain point it won't 0.98

01:15:42.540 affect you this is the old expression that i used the other night you know

01:15:47.540 don't be a product of your environment make your environment a product of you

01:15:52.620 but people do give off vibes it's our job to rise above that if we possibly can and that's

01:16:02.500 where the great awakening comes in how many people and something Mark Friesen pointed out

01:16:07.880 and I know I've brought this up a few times before but I think it's worthwhile bringing it up again

01:16:12.220 when he was here with Laura Lynn last summer doing a town hall meeting he said you know I've

01:16:22.580 been doing this for a long time I used to get maybe 20 people out to one of these and now

01:16:27.480 i'm getting four five six hundred people out to these things people are waking up my friends

01:16:34.100 now it's our job to try to do that now i know there's still going to be some people out there

01:16:42.480 going you're wrong you're conspiracy theorist you're wrong and all that stuff but we should 0.86

01:16:50.600 laugh at them maybe not directly you're a loser nothing like that but just like 0.88

01:16:56.300 right as opposed to going oh my god that hurt me so bad i'm not going to recover for a week 0.95

01:17:05.020 we can't let those kinds of comments and those kinds of vibes

01:17:09.240 bring us down because we know we're right and that's why we're here

01:17:13.900 we know what's going on the only problem is that we can't seem to get organized enough

01:17:24.700 to come up with a legitimate resistance yet we will jeremy mckenzie the other day i saw a video

01:17:34.360 of his you should go watch it it's on his instagram where he talks about all the bickering

01:17:39.100 factions of the freedom movement he said look i'm the one shooting the gun in the air going

01:17:42.740 all right everybody like do i have your attention now can we stop tom morazzo on twitter today also

01:17:50.800 I retweeted the tweet. I thought it was great.

01:17:53.780 Can we all just stop for one minute?

01:18:01.020 Stop pointing fingers at other members of the freedom movement.

01:18:08.000 I mean, we found out last night from Clay, from Police on Guard,

01:18:12.080 we know how to spot the infiltrators now.

01:18:15.220 He told us on the show last night, if you missed the show last night,

01:18:18.480 I think it's about the 20 minute mark of the show last night. Go ahead and watch it. He shows us. He tells us he was a cop for 25 years. He knows what to look for. And he told us all last night. Who do we watch for at these large gatherings? The undercover cops, the infiltrators, the troublemakers, the controlled opposition.

01:18:40.040 right we have to stop pointing fingers at each other calling each other names arguing all the

01:18:47.400 time about little things we have got bigger fish to fry man and i'll tell you this i go through

01:18:52.900 the comments of this show not completely because there are so many of them but i try to go through

01:18:59.540 as many as i possibly can and i thank you for commenting i do i like to hear from as many of you

01:19:06.260 as possible and in your conversations you know i feel like i'm eavesdropping on your conversation

01:19:11.760 after the show and sometimes i go through these comments but sometimes i see people arguing and

01:19:17.040 getting very very very vicious name calling and whatnot and i don't like that you guys have got

01:19:24.240 to stop that if somebody says something stupid just move on you don't have to stop and go that 0.98

01:19:34.520 was a really stupid thing to say what's the point what's the point and so many things because we're 0.99

01:19:42.340 in this platform here you don't talk to somebody face to face it's much easier to insult somebody 1.00

01:19:48.860 that way isn't it as opposed to actually having to walk up to them and call them an ass so what 0.86

01:19:55.040 we have to do is just stop think for one second what it is we're really doing when we do this stuff 0.97

01:20:04.620 You could drive somebody right out of the freedom movement

01:20:06.900 if you keep that up.

01:20:10.420 They're going to walk away going, 1.00

01:20:11.700 wow, what a bunch of dicks. 1.00

01:20:13.460 I don't want any part of that. 1.00

01:20:17.020 And you could be driving them right to the other side,

01:20:19.680 right back into that matrix.

01:20:20.880 Or maybe they'll just be drifting alone for a while.

01:20:23.200 And how horrible is that?

01:20:27.000 No, no, we can't be like this, you guys.

01:20:29.060 We really need to start healing

01:20:31.000 whatever wounds exist within here.

01:20:33.180 stop bickering about things that just don't matter people are bickering about money people are

01:20:38.880 bickering about money when money is not even going to be a thing in a couple years time

01:20:44.520 we're going to be moving on to a whole different thing nothing is going back to the way it was if

01:20:51.560 that's what you're hoping for i'm sorry but it's not it's not you're either going to be in the

01:20:58.120 digital existence or you're going to be outside of the digital existence but it's certainly not

01:21:02.140 going back to the way it was four years ago. That's over. And we need as many friends as

01:21:14.300 we could possibly get, right? Okay. That's my lecture for tonight. Let's move on to this

01:21:26.080 story here. I found this amusing is the reason I've included it in the show tonight. Woke

01:21:30.400 doctor from the gateway pundit who was vaxxed several times and always masked up has a colossal

01:21:36.180 meltdown after receiving her covid diagnosis as alex baronson often says virus gonna virus 1.00

01:21:44.660 so one female doctor found out the hard way despite following the science to the extreme

01:21:52.780 matt vespa from townhall.com reported dr deepti gurdasani a clinical epidemiologist 0.91

01:22:00.280 contracted covid-19 uh guard sani had been vaccinated six times six and always wore a mask

01:22:08.640 even after the arrival of vaccines and treatments she represents the epitome of woke liberalism 0.99

01:22:15.120 guard sani calls herself an intersectional feminist uses pronouns in her twitter bio and 1.00

01:22:20.840 considers herself an expert well you know if she's a epidemiologist she may just be 0.99

01:22:25.720 a misguided one but still she's also the type of person who demanded healthy americans surrender

01:22:34.140 their freedoms to combat covid rather than focusing on protecting the vulnerable

01:22:37.860 after catching the virus gerda sanny decided to write a lengthy twitter thread she expresses 1.00

01:22:43.860 confusion over how she got sick and looks for scapegoats gerda sanny complains about her

01:22:48.940 symptoms calls doctors ignorant lashes out at americans who are living normal lives so if you're

01:22:55.140 following me on twitter uh i chimed in on a couple of these tweets i think with just the laughing

01:23:02.540 face i'm not sure if i said anything but i thought it was i finally got infected and tested positive

01:23:08.320 last tuesday it's been a rough week not sure where i picked it up it was following a flight so may

01:23:12.700 have been during the flight or at the airport didn't remove ffp3 at any point except for id

01:23:18.540 or perhaps outdoor swimming.

01:23:20.320 I don't know.

01:23:23.380 You know what the chances of getting infected

01:23:25.020 with this virus are outdoors?

01:23:28.240 I think it's in the range of 0.0001%.

01:23:32.300 If she's an epidemiologist, she should know that.

01:23:38.280 She goes on this lengthy Twitter thread here.

01:23:40.880 Blah, blah, blah, blah, get going.

01:23:42.720 Tell me, tell me, tell me, tell me, tell me.

01:23:45.740 But they're still doing it.

01:23:47.160 they're still doing it my friends and that's why we all need to gather and be here for each other 0.97

01:23:54.160 Fran Drescher the nanny calls for Hollywood to end the bullshit vaccine mandates in her 0.92

01:24:02.600 Screen Actors Guild speech she's the president of the Screen Actors Guild I'm not going to read 1.00

01:24:06.640 the rest of it because she goes into this green crap school board has no plan to impose dress code 0.95

01:24:13.560 on transgender oakville teacher this story came out today from uh in halton i think halton there 0.98

01:24:21.960 look there there he is look at that oh god every time i see that i shiver it's like nails on a

01:24:28.300 blackboard to me but it's also become kind of an iconic image i mean you know exactly and you see

01:24:35.480 the picture you know exactly who it is we're talking about those expecting a dress code to

01:24:42.180 be imposed upon a controversial transgender Oakville teacher will be disappointed with

01:24:46.980 a report coming before the Halton District School Board.

01:24:50.540 Instead, tomorrow night's scheduled meeting of the board will see a report presented that

01:24:55.040 will ask for several more months of processes and consultations before a strategy on how

01:25:00.040 to proceed is found.

01:25:05.860 I don't even believe this. 1.00

01:25:09.280 like risk the lawsuit and fire this guy's ass and those boobs right out of the school 1.00

01:25:17.820 you guys have made yourself an international laughing stock and you still refuse to fix 1.00

01:25:24.760 the problem it's amazing to me but i guess wokeness is kind of a disease isn't it

01:25:31.320 once you catch it i don't know if there's a cure is there do you know of any people who were woke

01:25:37.980 but now aren't woke anymore now they're like us where they can actually see things for real common 0.69

01:25:43.280 sense or once you're in it is is it like like uh black lives matter

01:25:54.060 don't forget to save the planet

01:25:59.440 what's what do you know anybody like that is there anybody like that

01:26:06.220 i'm sure there's one because there's always the exception that proves the rule but i hope there's

01:26:14.220 more so for later on this week you guys i have been in contact with dr william mackis and i

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01:26:27.020 also bethann nodwell who was one of the small group that brought christine anderson to canada

01:26:33.540 And she's got an interesting story to tell from what I'm gathering.

01:26:36.660 So I'm in contact with Beth Ann and hopefully we'll get her on the show later on this week as well.

01:26:41.640 And Josh Alexander, the super teen from Ontario, who was kicked out of school for protesting men in the girls change room.

01:26:52.860 And has gone on to become one of us, a freedom fighter and a very outspoken one at that kid.

01:27:00.240 I think he's what, 16 or 17 years old.

01:27:02.400 and to listen to him you'd think he was 10 years at least 10 years older than he is because he

01:27:06.900 speaks very eloquently and knowledgeably about everything that is going on in the world right

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The Shadoe Davis Show - March 01, 2023

Shadoe at Nite Tues Feb 28th⧸2023

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