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00:06:36.860in the subscription group who haven't had a problem getting in um and there's all kinds of
00:06:42.240different suggestions for it i dug into it a little bit today didn't have time to get to the
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00:06:58.800group and then i will do once i figure it out i'll do a how-to video on it so that you know
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00:07:09.160who are in that group who were on the former facebook platform uh so go ahead and join there
00:07:16.400if you feel more comfortable with that platform somebody said to me today you know how you used
00:07:20.500to have like three or four radio stations in the same city all playing the same music and they play
00:07:26.100the same songs well it seemed like one station always made that song sound just a little bit
00:07:32.420better for some reason everybody's got their favorite so if you want to go and join on
00:07:36.380Facebook I would be more than happy to have you there hello Nadine how are you doing you just
00:07:40.540get out of the shower or is it raining and you're on mute by the way I am I get this going on my
00:07:49.780computer but it's it's not working so this it'll have to be on my phone hopefully it'll you can
00:07:55.360hear me okay I get it we can all hear you okay now why is your why is your hair wet what's going
00:08:00.740on oh it's not wet it's just curled oh it looks wet no no it's curled i am it's a little bit i i
00:08:12.280i had thyroid issues i lost a ton of hair so it's my hair look like it used to yeah well that and i
00:08:18.860just had a baby so right right so how many is that for you got four now four kids yeah someone has to
00:08:26.900uh to uh to help climate change right yeah yeah so so listen uh i i'm gonna talk to the guys
00:08:37.100watching right now for just a second adine i got this this panicked text message on my phone last
00:08:44.300week i woke up to it as a matter of fact it was buzzing on my uh bedside table so i went and
00:08:50.880looked at it it's from the dean my twitter account just got taken down do you know what do you think
00:08:55.540about this or what i went whoa whoa whoa whoa what the heck happened and i'm sure you would
00:09:01.160send the same message to a bunch of people uh from across the country so nadine what happened
00:09:07.720because you you have 25 000 uh followers on twitter i think right yeah at the time i didn't
00:09:15.620i had 22 500 around there so i have a lot of my contacts on twitter so all the people that
00:09:23.900or on twitter so when my account got suspended i couldn't even message people
00:09:27.660it just completely shuts everything down i can still see my old tweet um but i can't talk to
00:09:33.560anyone so you're one of the only people that i had your actual phone number so i'm thinking
00:09:38.720who can help me here so so i messaged you and a few key people that i had on facebook too
00:09:44.300thankfully and um so so there's nothing that got flagged no specific like uh you know sometimes
00:09:51.800they'll give you a warning and if you delete the tweet you're fine i've never had a tweet flagged
00:09:57.420ever i've never been shadow banned at least i didn't think i had until i realized recently i was
00:10:03.880but um never been shadow banned no warning nothing and there was nothing that i had posted
00:10:11.220that would even come close to to being problematic i don't i don't insult people on twitter i don't
00:10:18.980harass people. In fact, 90% of the time, I don't even respond to trolls, I only respond to some
00:10:25.800for the algorithm. So and even then I pick which one I respond to. So it made zero sense. So
00:10:34.620so I messaged a whole bunch of people. And out of that, someone contacted me and that heard about
00:10:41.180my account said, I know someone I'll make a make a call. And I appealed it right away. I didn't
00:10:48.040know this, but it sent it to like a different email. So I didn't see their response. So they
00:10:54.200had emailed me back to ask if if this was an email I checked that they could communicate with. And if
00:11:01.460I respond back, they'll activate it. But by the time I had seen that email, they had already
00:11:06.840reactivated it. So and then I found out a little bit more later on, from the person that says I
00:11:14.720know someone at twitter i'll ask them what has happened um so basically for the last five months
00:11:22.220and five months is specific so if your listeners want to go back five months see what i was up to
00:11:28.580uh five months ago is when it started and it was a coordinated mass hundreds of people were
00:11:36.160reporting every single tweet so almost every tweet i did there was hundreds of people reporting it
00:11:43.540and it was continuous it would ebb and flow ebb and flow and so far they had kind of been keeping
00:11:49.100an eye on it and it hadn't triggered anything well for some reason last week that once you get
00:11:56.400reported a certain amount of time or consistently sometimes it can trigger what's called the
00:12:01.800algorithm so it'll automatically suspend it before even someone gets a chance to kind of look at it
00:12:07.960they might look at the account like they'll get it in front of their desk but they'll look at the
00:12:12.600data unless you have a really big account like 100 000 followers or more then it doesn't really
00:12:18.000get in front of some of anyone's eyes so so yeah so they reactivated before i found out all of this
00:12:24.920so it was less than 12 hours which is pretty pretty um significant turnaround for a banned
00:12:32.380account because it wasn't well you you your account was banned outright permanently from
00:12:37.220what i remember you saying like that was it for you yeah so it was a full-on suspension not a
00:12:42.600warning not not delete this tweet and when i responded back i i i responded back what i
00:12:50.100suspected it was like i have had like it kind of comes and goes but quite a a few set of trolls
00:12:57.260come on my account like anyone can go look and and they're not even like funny ones and they're
00:13:03.360just just nasty like a lot of time and and it's unreal the level they'll go to they'll just make
00:13:12.160up full-on stories and lies but it's so detailed it's almost believable so so yeah so then that
00:13:21.460that had been going on but thankfully it hadn't happened yet so as soon as someone I looked at my
00:13:26.760Twitter account they saw right away okay this is ridiculous I don't break the rules so yeah and
00:13:34.640you say it was hundreds of people could it have been like 12 people under hundreds of different
00:13:39.700accounts or maybe some bots got in there too I think well I I have my own suspicion because
00:13:46.680since this has happened I've had a few people reach out to me that the same kind of group of
00:13:52.480people have been doing the same thing to them and got their account suspended so from hearing what
00:13:59.080has happened with them it kind of gave me a conclusion as to but twitter didn't give me the
00:14:05.000names they when asked who who was doing this they just said go look five months ago at the comments
00:14:13.020and that'll give you an indication so so i went and uh i let's just say i blocked a whole ton of
00:14:20.080people the last week yeah no kidding and now you guys remember uh from nadine's appearances on the
00:14:26.740show before that she is a former rcmp officer and is steeped in the knowledge of investigation so
00:14:31.940you know exactly how to go about that uh did these people have any obvious connection with
00:14:39.260their twitter profiles at all yeah some of them some of them were very real people so
00:14:44.640if you know the landmark of saskatchewan and you're on twitter you'll know there there's
00:14:50.720several different groups and there's one group that's extremely hateful but they love to to cry
00:14:56.620victim so so that whole group kind of always tweets about the same thing you can go and look
00:15:02.360who tweeted about my suspension gloating it'll give you an indication so so those people tend to
00:15:09.200pick people and they do the same thing to all these people so and i think um like they they
00:15:16.680they've been tweeting about me for the last year um the the very pro covid people the pro
00:15:23.740um all the pronouns in their accounts all of that so it and like like i've been called i don't know
00:15:32.560how many names i've never even met these people i don't even so but but you can kind of get an
00:15:38.880idea of who who's involved but the problem is is they tend to do this to conservative voices that
00:15:45.380rise up and unfortunately they've been quite effective at silencing some of them they'll dox
00:15:52.940them they'll they'll they'll attack like i and since this has happened i've had quite a few reach
00:15:59.220out to me so so i think we're going to have to come up with ways when this happens to really
00:16:04.720come together and i mean i never used to block people unless they full-on insulting me insulted
00:16:11.840me but now i'm at the point if if we're not having productive conversation if you're not being
00:16:17.340respectful um i'll just i'll just block you and there's a few problematic people that i went
00:16:23.560through their followers and saw who who i recognized some of the names and uh yeah so
00:16:29.860I think we need to not be shy about blocking some of these people for the simple fact that if they
00:16:37.000can affect your algorithm, they can affect your reach. It can make you shadow ban. And not only
00:16:45.160that, they completely disrupt the conversation. So let's say we're having a party and someone
00:16:51.500comes over and they start cutting off everyone, insulting everyone. It changes the whole
00:16:57.060the whole environment right and everyone wants to leave everyone wants to not follow you so
00:17:03.680so although i'm not saying we should necessarily be an echo chamber but it's not productive
00:17:09.100conversation anyways it's disruptive conversations so i'm at the point now i'm like if if you guys
00:17:17.880want to play dirty i'm not going to engage so what about if we instead of blocking these people
00:17:23.840and this is only a suggestion you probably looked into this already but what about reporting them
00:17:28.980for hateful speech well i i guess we we could do that it would be one report
00:17:35.420like if you know how many does it take i mean you were talking about hundreds of these things right
00:17:40.500so you know or is it hundreds from like i was asking hundreds from a dozen people or is it
00:17:46.420hundreds of people per se i i've just told wow she has a lot of haters and it's not justified
00:17:56.440so i i knew based on that who it was so but i i wasn't given a specific numbers i was just
00:18:04.660it's in the hundreds that's it wow because these people are so organized and i'm of course i'm
00:18:10.420thinking antifa people and the branch cavidian crowd um i'm not sure if you guys have any antifa
00:18:17.140chapters in saskatchewan or not we've got one here in winnipeg and they're they're very disruptive
00:18:21.960people as a matter of fact you know the one fault well one of the faults that the freedom side of
00:18:29.260things has in my opinion is that we're all loving and trusting people right we'll bring anybody into
00:18:36.500our fold as long as they say the right things but they could be spies and then people go spies for
00:18:44.700who and you say well not necessarily government spies not necessarily CSIS people or RCM people
00:18:51.460RCMP people or even local police people but what about spies for the Antifa groups and people go
00:18:58.060Antifa what do they have to do with us and I say well I mean Antifa is is a disruptive
00:19:05.980faction all across the world and they do have chapters in in winnipeg and i know the larger
00:19:13.840cities across the country and of course all over the united states and they'll do anything they can
00:19:19.360to get voices they disagree with silenced whether it's attacking twitter accounts whether it's
00:19:25.380taking pictures of you at a rally and then turning them over to local police which is something that's
00:19:30.100happened to me and we have this guy who shows up i'm not sure if it's just one guy or if it's
00:19:36.200several but this this one thing shows up at every rally i've ever been to in manitoba and this guy
00:19:45.340is dressed up as the grim reaper right so he's got a grim reaper mask he's holding a scythe he's got
00:19:50.580the black robe on and he's standing there usually on a boulevard across from where the rally is
00:19:55.640and nobody has ever had the guts to walk over to this guy just rip his mask off and say get out of
00:20:01.880here right as a matter of fact people have actually posed for for photos with this guy thinking ah
00:20:07.560we'll just make him our buddy and you know he's going to be our little mascot but he's not they're
00:20:13.540not they are disruptive they are the ones who are reporting whatever you happen to be doing
00:20:19.420to local police or even rcmp i know that at least two of these people have tried to disrupt my
00:20:26.800facebook feed by making false copyright accusations against me right and so i get messages back from
00:20:34.300facebook saying you had copyright infringement after the show is over and i say what are you
00:20:38.320even talking about now i figured out who these people are and i've called them on it and it's
00:20:43.900it's since stopped but that's just one of the things we can do so would you suggest just blocking
00:20:49.740these people or do we actually form an army of our own well see the question is do you want to
00:20:58.320stoop to their levels i thought about that but then then i i'm no better if we stoop to their
00:21:07.400level now now if we take away their opportunity to even have a voice against us that's not fighting
00:21:14.760back with hate right if we fight back with hate we're no better ahead like i was thinking about
00:21:19.860that like i knew it was coming on the show and i was thinking what are different solutions of
00:21:23.580things that we can do so one report when they are hateful if they are hateful reported um but
00:21:30.580what i'm what i'm thinking is if we don't even give them a voice to attack then then they can't
00:21:38.820there's nothing they can do i mean they can create more and more accounts but that's the
00:21:43.280thing the more accounts they create that's attached to your um your uh what's it called
00:21:48.940the the computer code the url url even your even your email i think it's called the more account
00:21:57.680they create Twitter sees that right and then it puts flags on your account for having several
00:22:03.440different ones so and that in in return creates algorithm shadow bans so I don't think that's the
00:22:12.340solution and I think we need to start coming together everyone's so afraid to go and say
00:22:19.020what you said is not wrong it's not right you need to stop so it's like at a schoolyard you
00:22:26.320see someone bullying someone and we just are afraid of getting bullied ourselves so we never
00:22:32.580say anything and unfortunately there's too many people that are completely okay with doing that
00:22:39.160but imagine if we all started locking arms together and when they do hateful comments
00:22:46.060you start responding back and say you know what that's not okay and then you have 10 people comment
00:22:52.860back but I'm not saying be hateful like them just point out what they're doing is wrong so that
00:22:59.560anyone who's reading who's on your feed reading sees oh good I'm not losing it not everyone is
00:23:07.120mean like this person we still have good people out there and then we can kind of sway sway the
00:23:13.500conversation and it's funny because we all think there's no because we we have good intentions right
00:23:20.420well most of us do have good intentions we don't think that there are people out there that
00:23:25.600whole purpose and whole motivation is to go online and just completely hate on all the time
00:23:32.640but there are people like that like that actually enjoy that and thrive like there are evil people
00:23:39.620and we we can't we can't either give them a voice or or give them an opportunity to just
00:23:48.600to to i how do i say this without not saying a bad word
00:23:54.200i love how you're always trying to be so nice and open and understanding and not saying a bad word
00:24:03.660can you spell it out for us not let them completely crap on all your tweets let's just
00:24:10.840say that that's a little bit better i was going to use the s word but but yeah and the problem is
00:24:17.300unfortunately people have seen that and it's it's almost made them afraid to speak up afraid to
00:24:25.380stand up we saw this with COVID right that's why we all thought we were the minority and then all
00:24:30.260of a sudden you had people that were unafraid and it encouraged a little bit more people and then
00:24:35.200when we start seeing the mass numbers people are like okay I can step out I think that needs to
00:24:40.360happen on a social media level as well like especially twitter and but yeah how do we do
00:24:47.720that right how do we organize well i mean you've got 25 000 twitter followers i've got a few
00:24:53.760followers so i think we could probably help in that cause we just have to come up with a plan
00:24:57.740and execute it right and get people on board now the thing about those those evil angry people who
00:25:04.600are on twitter and on facebook let's be honest they're pretty much on every social media platform
00:25:08.960there is i think that it's their job nadine i think i'm not kidding when i say that i think
00:25:16.860they have been hired by the anti-hate network i think they've been hired by the open borders
00:25:22.040society george soros i think they are actually making money for doing what they do see i don't
00:25:29.080i don't believe that not these people and and there's a reason i don't believe that um i do
00:25:36.880believe that negativity can attract negative people and i do believe like for example on
00:25:43.960twitter there's a lot of negative people there's a lot of good people but a lot of negative people
00:25:48.240they're the minority when you look the majority of the people are good people unfortunately the
00:25:55.180minority is extremely loud and nothing holds them back they have there's no moral compass like
00:26:04.320well they're tweeting from behind a you know a picture of a dog or a red rubber ball or a plant0.97
00:26:10.400or something right so they've got complete anonymity they don't have to worry about ever
00:26:13.940being caught out publicly and they can just go ahead and say and do whatever they want to say
00:26:18.280with no consequences and some of them have their real name but that's the thing it's it's it's that
00:26:24.340group thing um if have you ever read the book people of the lie no okay you you need to add
00:26:32.320that to your repertoire of books to read there's a chapter there chapter six that talks about
00:26:38.260how when people are in groups they'll tend to their capacity for evil is so much greater
00:26:44.860mom mentality falls in that same category now if if there's like 10 of them that feed off of each
00:26:52.880other they mock each other they start to think that what they're doing is acceptable because
00:26:57.880there's other people doing it and then they entice each other to do even more I think that's what's
00:27:03.500happening to be honest and I think it's as advanced as we'd like to think I do think on a bigger scale
00:27:12.620that might happen I don't think my account's one of those accounts where where that's happening
00:27:17.860I I know who these people are so and I know people who know them personally so they're actually real
00:27:24.980accounts now they're little followers that i don't know some might be but i think it's they've kind
00:27:33.700of deemed that it's okay to make up stuff it's okay to lie it's okay to to to be hateful if it
00:27:41.600gets their goal same like have you ever met like because you say that these accounts are real
00:27:45.800people with their real names and everything have you ever met any of these people in actual
00:27:49.780and one of the biggest one i know personally really yeah what's that experience like
00:27:56.120uh well i don't want to give details because i don't want to give that person notoriety
00:28:02.660no no i'm just saying like what's it like when you meet one of these people who have
00:28:06.420just been slamming you well i knew them at one point they were normal
00:28:10.860that's funny well at one point they were normal and then something happened along the way i don't
00:28:21.600know exactly what it was maybe it was just the second or third lockdown they just kind of went
00:28:26.980crazy it might have been before i don't know uh i think i think again once you get into those
00:28:34.780groups of people it kind of you fester right and you start getting worse and worse and worse
00:28:40.440and unless you have someone that that kind of stands up and say hey guys I think we've taken
00:28:46.420this a little too far and unfortunately I haven't witnessed that like I I've been attacked on
00:28:53.060Twitter since since I started in December it's been more than Twitter it's been defamation posts
00:28:59.340for my husband they've made false complaint to the college uh rate my MD there there used to be tons
00:29:06.180of of fake reviews on my husband rate my md thankfully the people at the the head office
00:29:13.880i don't know if it was all the same people but that they they cleaned it up and they've been
00:29:18.320keeping an eye on it because they know it's because of political reason i mean that's why
00:29:24.800i hate politics and and someone asked if i would run in politics i'm like no i don't want that that
00:29:32.060that nastiness and that just because it's not even just you anymore they go after your family
00:29:37.760like there's no line they won't cross because they think the end result is for the greater good for
00:29:44.520their purpose right so that there's nothing they won't do oh they'll go back in your past and find
00:29:49.960a picture of you smoking a joint when you were 16 years old i mean seriously they will look at the
00:29:54.840drug addict they might they might find me in a bathing suit at a at a bar in new brunswick
00:30:01.340at a bikini contest where i won first place all right i i have a pretty clean path so i'm not too
00:30:09.400worried i had to do a polygraph to become an rcmp officer so they might find me kissing a girl at a
00:30:15.380party when i was 19 so okay all right we're getting off the track here no no i'm just saying that
00:30:22.140that's about the extent of my skeletons so so i don't mind if they dig what i don't like is when
00:30:29.220they attack people who are near me either acquaintances or businesses and these people
00:30:36.040might not have the fortitude that i have i don't care if they attack me i have a rock at home i
00:30:41.380have a really wonderful husband i i it doesn't bother me but when they go after people that we
00:30:47.520know that i have issues with because they might not be as strong to withhold the attacks and that
00:30:56.340You know what? That might be something interesting that we could also explore. Strengthening people's resolve. Because, I mean, all of this, this whole thing in the past three years now has been about our resolve, right? And we're still here three years later, even after all the attacks or whatnot.
00:31:14.620but those people who've just kind of fallen by the wayside i wonder if there's a lessons or some
00:31:19.640kind of a you know a seminar we could come up with to help them with that uh strength and and
00:31:26.660fortitude to stand up to the bullies yeah make them watch back to the future and watch marty
00:31:32.980mcfly slug what's his name over and over and over again who's biff biff watch him slug biff over and
00:31:40.220over again i think i think that's a really wonderful idea i was wondering what my next
00:31:45.040video should be maybe maybe that's what it'll be on how to handle the the cancel culture and the
00:31:51.240hate culture and i think i think as a public we need to recognize that just because someone says
00:31:57.980something doesn't mean it's true and and not not letting that letting yourself get um
00:32:06.460get weakened in the sense like i think well maybe there's some truth to what they're saying
00:32:12.400maybe maybe i am this or maybe i am that and and just when you're going in knowing who you are
00:32:20.780like like i said it's not a secret i'm a believer i know who i am in christ that can't be taken
00:32:26.920doesn't matter how much but not everyone has that so find what grounds you and but yeah if
00:32:33.480if we could train people on how to do it but also the biggest thing i think when we're seeing
00:32:39.420someone being attacked and canceled for ridiculous things we should be speaking up and saying no no
00:32:47.260what you're saying doesn't make sense it doesn't match the facts why is your story changing you
00:32:53.080know what's interesting is is how many times have you been sent a ctv poll in the last couple of
00:32:59.160years but like people are getting on board right they see a ctv poll that says i think a year ago
00:33:04.200should the unvaccinated be denied health care and whatnot right and so i i would get that particular
00:33:10.140poll from wherever it happened to come from ctv ottawa or cbc vancouver i get that poll like 3000.54
00:33:15.500times in a facebook message in one day and why not actually just send out threads hateful threads
00:33:23.460on facebook twitter whatever it happens to be of people who are just being rude and nasty
00:33:28.820send those out to other people so they can go ahead and jump on and outnumber that person so
00:33:34.400they just go away it's it's the bully scenario as you pointed out right and every bully and every
00:33:40.600movie i've ever seen has always got a crew you know the bully's always got henchmen there's
00:33:45.600always four or five guys standing behind the bully going oh oh oh and you know once we take
00:33:51.500care of the bully by outnumbering them then they'll just go away and try and pick on somebody
00:33:57.260else and then we go after them again i mean maybe it's anti-bullying counter-bullying i don't know
00:34:05.280are you suggesting we do like a group chat why not i mean sure you know if you if you see somebody
00:34:11.920picking on nadine or shadow or any of our viewers here you know for a simple statement on uh social0.99
00:34:18.680media and they're just getting ripped apart by some idiot uh who doesn't know what he or she0.99
00:34:25.580is talking about why don't we recruit some people to go and just straighten that person out so they1.00
00:34:30.200go away i know it's easier to block them um but see see sometimes if you do that though they will
00:34:38.600cry victim yeah always so if you bring on other people it's so much easier if they just get
00:34:47.740blocked because i think i honestly think that that's greater punishment for them because they
00:34:53.620don't get the notoriety they don't get the the feeling of oh i get i get to put down this person
00:35:00.440because i'm sure if you send other people they're like oh it must really be bothering them
00:35:05.440well either but they'll go on to somebody else and start picking on them like they don't learn
00:35:09.480a lesson right so i don't know there's so many different answers to this what's going on with
00:35:13.240unified grassroots lately what are you guys been up to um well since christmas not a whole ton with
00:35:20.360with the organization um but we we are working with the national citizens inquiry so that's
00:35:27.500coming i think winnipeg's getting one as well that's preston manning's thing yeah yeah so so
00:35:33.100we are helping organize the saskatchewan ours is in april april 20th so cool um that's what i've
00:35:39.280been working finding a location renting all the av equipment and then we're going to be working on
00:35:44.420finding witnesses and stuff so i don't know if you've had anyone come on your show to talk about
00:35:49.800it not yet but i'm planning on doing that i would like to get preston himself but uh can you please
00:35:55.160explain there's people watching right now who don't know what the national citizens inquiry is
00:35:59.160and i haven't really covered a whole bunch of it yet because i believe preston came out with that
00:36:03.480announcement right around the same time as the convoy inquiry was going on so it kind of got
00:36:09.640drowned out in that noise but please tell us what exactly is is preston got planned here so so it
00:36:15.560was it was supposed to be earlier but it's getting set back to give enough people uh time and and
00:36:20.560information actually what i'll do is once we're done i'll post in the comments or if somebody has
00:36:26.460it there's actually a petition for the national citizens inquiry that you can go sign so basically
00:36:32.260um it says that i support having this inquiry so it's not run by the government it's not run by
00:36:39.860a specific like organization it's run by the general public so what they've done is ask who
00:36:48.000would you trust as a commissioner so they're going to have five commissioners that are chosen by the
00:36:54.340public people that the public want to to judge this thing they're going to bring in expert witness
00:37:01.540and it's open to both sides not just against what happened but some some that are pro and then we're
00:37:08.660going to have some witnesses of people who've had experience where you can come and share your
00:37:13.380experience. So basically, it's a non-government run event or sets of events to bring awareness
00:37:22.980to the public and as to the effects of COVID. And then once it's all done, they're going to
00:37:30.660do formal recommendations to the provincial and federal government as well as to what they
00:37:37.460recommend if there's another pandemic how to to deal with it how to process it and all of that
00:37:43.760so i think i think it's a chance if the government were to do something like that re-evaluate their
00:37:51.740own thing um we we would know i'm sorry you know what i'm sorry to laugh i am sorry to laugh but
00:37:58.540i mean these guys have been it's been like talking to brick walls these government people
00:38:04.440regarding pretty much everything right and so for us to to hold this inquiry and then give the
00:38:12.320results to the government well i think that is a noble effort i think probably the biggest effect
00:38:17.760of something like this will be for the people to be able to tell their stories across the country
00:38:23.460right and hopefully it gets covered by at least some of the left-wing corporate media although i
00:38:29.900really doubt that that will happen. We will definitely cover things like that. People's
00:38:34.700stories do need to get out. The effects of these lockdowns, the effects of these genetic
00:38:40.100formulas that have been injected into people's arms, the effects of the masks. I mean, we've
00:38:44.860seen that story where, you know, the woman in Toronto who had her mask down on her chin
00:38:51.840was attacked by a couple of security guards and banged into a wall and then died because
00:38:56.960of the excessive force these two security guards used and we know that the judge or sorry the jury
00:39:02.240in that case is never going to see the videotape of it uh how does that affect people and why was0.99
00:39:08.800that even done why did those security guards feel the need to jump on this woman because she had her
00:39:13.720mask on her chin because she couldn't breathe properly right these are the kinds of things we
00:39:19.020need to hear more and more of and i'm hoping like i said that the the corporate media covers it but
00:39:23.960i think it's going to be up to us people like us nadine i think so too and like i think the
00:39:28.720biggest purpose of this is getting the information out there to the general public to to hopefully
00:39:34.440sway public opinion yeah government follows public opinion whether whether we like that or not because
00:39:42.460sometimes it can be for for negative reason so if we can say sway public opinion they'll start
00:39:47.280demanding from their elected officials to make some changes and put in potentially some
00:39:55.260protections. Now, do I have a lot of faith that it's going to be effective, that they're going
00:40:01.920to take those recommendations? I don't know. I don't have a lot of faith in our government
00:40:08.620right now. I will admit that. I have very little faith in any government that was in power at the
00:40:15.520time i think our only chance at change is to to getting people who weren't in government like
00:40:21.660danielle smith to come in and hopefully implement some changes but again she has to deal with with
00:40:28.500all the people that were still there at the time so i don't know i think the tides are changing
00:40:33.760and we're seeing a lot of like right now they're starting to report vaccine injury on mainstream
00:40:39.560media cbc did a news article in new brunswick like so i think it's changing um i'm just glad
00:40:49.580i i'm thankful and and fortunate and feel very fortunate that i saw it from the beginning
00:40:57.920because there's a lot of people that are realizing now that are feeling a lot of
00:41:01.420shame and guilt um and i i hope we as a community can be forgiving and i'm not saying look not
00:41:13.880forgiving to the people who did the worst but there's a lot of people that got fooled and
00:41:18.360thankfully we weren't one of them but we easily could have been i think what that's going to take
00:41:23.700though and you and i've had this discussion before it's going to be a mea culpa right that person
00:41:29.120who who has just realized that this is wrong that everything that's happened in the last
00:41:37.040three years has been wrong but yet they were shamelessly yammering all over social media
00:41:42.680about how they're so proud to have gotten their first and second shots and you know all of that
00:41:48.760stuff i mean people were genuinely harmed and called names as we talked about earlier with the
00:41:54.360with the bullying thing on social media and some of the people who are now realizing they were wrong
00:41:58.600we're the culprits of doing that so they need to come out and apologize before we can move forward
00:42:05.080with them that's just my opinion i mean that that's that whole thing we talked about before
00:42:09.100with the uh what do we call it the pandemic uh amnesty like yeah no they they need to admit
00:42:18.100they were wrong they need to take accountability and then they need to go ahead and apologize
00:42:22.240sincerely and once they do that i think then we can probably move forward but not until then
00:42:26.820what do you think and i know you've got a big heart and you're very forgiving
00:42:30.240no but there needs to be repentance because then what's to say you're not going to continue
00:42:36.460the the act right yeah yeah like those police in ottawa for example i haven't heard any like
00:42:43.120word one from any of those people for running over a woman with a horse or beating people with
00:42:47.600batons or butt-stalking guys in the head which they did you know we saw it we've saw we've seen
00:42:52.920video of it and i know that these are you know your former brothers and sisters and it must have
00:42:57.520been quite sickening for you to see that and yet we haven't heard any of them come out and go wow
00:43:01.760man that was brutal what we did see was a text thread of them going yeah i want to be in on that
00:43:07.620one next time it's uh it's really unfortunate that that that even happened and it's we we were
00:43:16.140talking about that uh tom morazo and daniel and i just on what we witness and and being in somewhat
00:43:23.680those kinds of position to see people completely betray the people and i think i think a lot of
00:43:29.900them know what what happened it was not okay and i think a lot of them regret it not necessarily
00:43:35.540that were there but i think police officers themselves because they know the the the
00:43:40.840reputation or the trust in police has definitely been damaged by this but I don't know I don't know
00:43:48.200if you can fix it I think the only way that people will feel somewhat trust is if something was to be
00:43:54.760put in place to make sure it never happens again but I don't even know that's what the charter was
00:43:59.340for right that's what the whole purpose of the charter was for this to never happen again and
00:44:04.720that just got trampled on so who's to say even if something gets put in place it'll happen again
00:44:09.980i i honestly think we need to have good moral people who stand on their conviction to get into
00:44:17.840government i think that's the only way and there's never been a time as this to find out who those
00:44:24.980people are because they stood against the grain when it wasn't popular right they stood for their
00:44:32.400conviction so i don't know we know who we know who the good guys are now for sure and the longer
00:44:38.520this goes on the more we're going to find out right so i guess it's just a wait and see game
00:44:43.540but in the meantime you know i think we might be running out of runway here is our friend wayne
00:44:47.260peters from what's up canada says so we're going to have to start taking some action sooner or
00:44:51.760later so i hope this national citizens inquiry gets moving and we can actually do something with
00:44:56.660that nadine thank you for coming on tonight once again i really appreciate it you can find nadine
00:45:01.600uh it's at nadine ness on twitter right uh nadine genius okay nadine genius on twitter 25 000
00:45:09.980followers and and hopefully you won't see your account get banned again i will also say that the
00:45:16.240the extra 2500 followers that i've gotten since i've been suspended is completely thanks to them
00:45:22.040so if they if they want to keep attacking it just helps me grow so right but they're watching this
00:45:28.020I want to give a heartfelt thank you for increasing the follower count.
00:45:34.160Cool. Thanks, Nadine. We'll talk again soon.
00:46:06.360It was the government's response to the pandemic and our willingness to go along with the government's response to the pandemic that got us to this spot in the first place.
00:46:18.320All right. You guys know who Michael Schellenberger is.
00:46:20.700michael schellenberger is a former democratic candidate for governor of california michael
00:46:28.100schellenberger is also a very successful author michael schellenberger is a former climate
00:46:36.160alarmist he was one of these guys running around going the world is gonna come to an end greenpeace
00:46:40.840guy like well extreme greenpeace guy we're all gonna die in 10 years unless we do something to
00:46:46.320fix the climate and he changed his course and wrote a book called um apocalypse apocalypse never
00:46:52.340because he came home one day after a hard day's work of climate alarming everybody and he saw
00:46:58.560that his teenage daughter was a nervous wreck and he walked up to her and he said sweetheart what's
00:47:03.220the problem oh the world is going to end i'm not even kidding when i say this i've seen an interview
00:47:07.880of him telling this story and he went what i just saw granite thunberg on tv and the world
00:47:16.000And this is truly, believe it or not, you guys, affecting people mentally, spiritually, inside.
00:47:25.760So after seeing that and realizing the damage that he had been doing, he changed his tune.
00:47:32.620And he wrote that book called Apocalypse Never.
00:47:35.800He was on with Glenn Beck from Blaze TV just today.
00:47:40.540And he was talking about the World Economic Forum.
00:47:45.620Have a listen to what Schellenberger said.
00:47:47.100When you have a crisis and they create they're creating all of these crises.
00:47:51.860When you have a crisis of food, when you have a crisis of money, people will just reach out for whoever is going to say, I have the solution.
00:48:05.140I mean, I think that the one thing that's proven that you've proven and Russell Brand have proven and others have proven is that World Economic Forum, when you actually learn what it's promoting, is wildly unpopular.
00:48:17.000That's why the change in the media environment, you know, and it starts, of course, with radio and that the Internet really takes it to another level, means that the old regime struggles constantly.
00:48:29.900So why are they always talking about disinformation?
00:48:32.780It's because people like us are out here explaining that actually that is what they want.
00:48:39.440They want the bugs, the not owning anything, and a move to low energy living.
00:48:44.780Great Reset, remember, was always just like, we're going to stop using fossil fuels and nuclear and reliable energy,
00:48:51.760and we're going to use unreliable solar and wind, and only whenever that is possible because of the weather.
00:49:00.180And fundamentally, the organization is about what they call sustainability, what I think we would call basically making everybody much poorer, returning to a kind of a miseration that we had before the Industrial Revolution, before we had reliable energy sources and energy-dense fuels.
00:49:20.380so yeah it's a pretty um and all i can say is that you're right i totally agree in other words
00:49:26.860it's a there's a fight going on between those of us that think that individuals and families
00:49:34.780and nations should be able to determine their own identity and a group of other people that
00:49:39.920think it should be worked out by by the elite supposedly smart elites yeah working out of
00:49:45.520think tanks and un meetings and and business conferences and you know elon you know he's a
00:49:51.060complicated person and i've gotten to know him a little bit but i mean what i would say is i think
00:49:55.640he's seen the dark side of that hyper wokeism and his purchase of twitter is maybe the most
00:50:02.140significant thing he's done because he's basically said ordinary people should be on an equal
00:50:08.100platform to communicate as elites and we should stop censoring ordinary folks um because the
00:50:15.060elites demanded yeah okay we're going to carry on with that whole world economic forum theme in just
00:50:20.520a second i want to go back to rumble now check out some rumble rants and conster 111 says thank
00:50:26.140you for the rumble rant by the way um getting back to our discussion uh with nadine nest regarding
00:50:32.340bullying online what do you do when the bully is the host of the show as in maverick news
00:50:38.640um i wouldn't say that he is a bully i would say that he's he's just a a dry personality
00:50:49.940right and he's asking questions and i can say and i i can see this from from his side of things guys
00:50:58.080because i do a lot of interviewing obviously myself and i can see things from his side and
00:51:02.080that he's getting frustrated when um when the guest does not clearly answer a direct question
00:51:10.960and so he asks the question again and again and again because he wants an answer and i i do
00:51:17.220believe that if you're willing to go on somebody's show and you know you want to get your message out
00:51:24.500it's only fair that you answer the questions that the host is asking you so i don't believe that
00:51:30.120rick i think his name is rick on maverick news is a bully i just think that uh there was a problem
00:51:36.300there and i think you're probably talking about uh the ron clark and freedom george interview am i
00:51:42.320correct um so i yeah i i don't think that that was bullying i think that was just uh a go-round
00:51:50.180basically and that's been one of my problems to be honest with you guys when it comes to the uh
00:51:56.340it's not Freedom Convoy 2.0 any longer.
00:52:33.740So I keep those emails and then I look at them closer a little bit later on.
00:52:38.240And then I get back to the people, hopefully the next day or the day after.
00:52:41.140So hopefully we can get Serena Freedom Bear on the show at some point this week or early
00:52:45.920next week to talk about the unity convoy to Winnipeg next month.
00:52:53.860I want some answers and I will be asking some difficult questions.
00:52:57.540I am not going to sit here and make wild accusations that this group has been infiltrated by any one particular opposing group or by the government or anything like that.
00:53:09.420I just want to know the whole history of what's happened and basically where they're going to be going, what's going to be going on, and that's it.
00:53:21.900and then if you guys decide you want to go and attend that if you want to drive all the way
00:53:26.620across the country if you happen to be in the winnipeg or southern manitoba area you want to
00:53:30.560come up for the day and attend it that's up to you my job as a journalist and i'll give you my
00:53:37.200opinion on it obviously because i always do but ultimately it's to get you the information so
00:53:43.200that you can decide what it is that you want to do what is best for you and your family or your
00:53:49.860friends because and my only beef with this whole thing from the beginning has been all right so
00:53:55.540we're asking people to drive across the country to come to winnipeg for an event we don't even
00:54:00.380know what it is who's going to be there where exactly it's going to be where should they stay
00:54:05.240and all of that stuff and they did say camping style accommodations will be available i know
00:54:10.420there's going to be 200 acres available but we're talking about a manitoba field in the middle of
00:54:16.040february it could be minus 25 minus 30 and people may have no place to go and warm up i know they've
00:54:24.360been talking about creating warming huts and whatnot but i don't know the exact logistics of
00:54:29.740the entire the entire event yet so hopefully we can get this going later on this week all the
00:54:36.220questions will be answered all the people behind it will be willing to come out and say who they
00:54:41.620are and why they're involved, because that's important as well, right? We can't have any
00:54:45.940secrets. If we're talking about an event where we're asking people to drive across the country
00:54:52.740or give up their time or whatever it is that we're asking them to do, we're making sacrifices.
00:54:58.260We deserve to know who is behind the event and why they're doing it. That's it.
00:55:05.400I think that's fair. I don't think that's bullying. I think that's absolutely fair.
00:55:13.200Elon Musk has attacked the World Economic Forum. This is from American Military News.
00:55:19.420As the annual World Economic Forum got underway in Davos, Switzerland yesterday,
00:55:24.900Elon Musk tweeted late into the night about the meeting that brings together hundreds of the world's top leaders.
00:55:30.640I've got an amusing story about the World Economic Forum coming up in just a second.
00:55:35.400More than 2,700 leaders, including 52 heads of state, are spending this week at the Davos meeting where they'll discuss ways to manage the global system, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, to coordinate.
00:56:07.040Now, that's interesting, because a lot of people believe that Elon himself is a globalist.
00:56:12.660Now, when he talked about mastering the future or masters of the future, this is Klaus Schwab doing his opening speech yesterday at the World Economic Forum.
01:02:23.500According to the left-wing corporate CTV,
01:02:26.080B, Canada is performing more organ transplants from MAID donors than any country in the world, because we have more victims than any country in the world.
01:02:38.480A growing number of patients, I'm going to keep you guys a little bit longer tonight, I hope you don't mind, another half hour maybe.
01:02:43.920A growing number of patients who request medical assistance in dying are asked to donate their organs for transplant, says an international review that found that Canada is performing the most organ transplants from MAID patients among the four countries studied that offer this practice.
01:03:02.120The report is the first ever review of the growing use of this new practice around the world.
01:03:07.160The review was conducted 2021 and the results were formally published in December.
01:03:12.820We saw everyone is working in different directions, and then we said, okay, well, let's start an international discussion of all the countries involved, said Dr. Johannes Mulder, a physician and maid provider in Zwolle, Netherlands, in an interview with CTV.
01:03:26.880data collected for the paper shows that canada in canada belgium the netherlands and spain
01:03:33.180combined 286 assisted death recipients provide life-saving organs for transplant to 837 patients
01:03:41.640in the years up to and including 2021 because they hey they're young and healthy these some
01:03:51.020of these folks. Doctors in Canada where medical assistance in dying was decriminalized in 2016
01:03:57.940performed almost half of the world's organ transplants after MAID for that period, 136
01:04:04.620according to the publication. Data from the Canadian Institute for Health Information
01:04:09.740confirms this new source of transplant organs accounts for 6% of all transplants from deceased
01:04:17.220donors in canada in 2021 some transplants like those for kidneys and livers can be done with
01:04:23.400patients who are alive so listen to this i was rather proud that canada has done so well in
01:04:33.960terms of organ donation by made patients from arthur schaefer director of the center for
01:04:39.160professional and applied ethics ethics at the university of manitoba
01:04:43.860with more than 4 000 canadians waiting for organ transplants some of whom are dying
01:04:50.900he says canada's numbers show a strong move to turn death into a win-win
01:31:06.340Just Google those two together and you'll see that the gun grab is related to the sustainable development agenda.
01:31:13.140And the overall disarmament treaty, UNODA, they want to get the guns out of everyone's hands around the world so they can institute global tyranny.
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01:42:38.000all right so thank you again for being here tonight i will catch you tomorrow night and by
01:42:44.080the way yes i am working on getting serena freedom bearer on the show at some point this week i'm not
01:42:48.280sure when this is going to happen yet but i am going to work on that tomorrow as well so have a
01:42:52.820great rest of your night a great day tomorrow and i will catch you tomorrow oh don't forget a brand
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