The Shadoe Davis Show - July 25, 2023


Shadoe at Nite Tues July 25th⧸2023 Guest Shawn Buckley of the National Citizens Inquiry


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00:03:30.000 hello everybody and welcome it is shadow at night it's tuesday july the 25th 2023 special guest on
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00:04:08.900 months the response and everything so Sean I'm looking forward to this one you guys Sean Buckley
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00:08:33.500 hear from sean buckley tonight hello sean thank you for coming on the show we really appreciate
00:08:38.080 you being here tonight very glad to be here shadow thanks for having me so listen i understand from
00:08:43.760 your wife theresa who i was speaking with at length last week on the telephone that your
00:08:48.380 initial involvement with the National Citizens Inquiry was supposed to be behind the scenes.
00:08:54.460 You weren't going to be stepping out front. You weren't going to be the one who was moderating
00:08:58.420 and asking questions. How did this come about? Because you certainly did become the face of
00:09:02.800 the organization as time went on. Yeah, so it was a little interesting. We, you know,
00:09:10.060 we are a small group. And so basically, we're a committee, I think we started out with about 12.
00:09:16.040 we lost a couple and when it became time to actually start doing things like
00:09:22.840 selecting commissioners for example well how do you do that you know we put out a notice for
00:09:30.240 people to be nominated and then those that would apply that you know we're interested in we get
00:09:37.480 them to fill out a separate application form which really was like an application form that
00:09:42.600 a judge would fill out, really centered on bias and conflicts of interest and the like,
00:09:49.300 because we wanted to have them independent. And I would be really the troubleshooter. So I was
00:09:54.940 almost every structure I would be involved in putting together and setting up teams of volunteers
00:10:00.720 to do things. And one of my tasks was to make sure that we had lawyers at each hearing to be
00:10:09.060 preparing the witnesses and and asking them questions calling them as witnesses
00:10:14.120 and that worked fine for Truro there was actually a team of local lawyers
00:10:20.180 that agreed to take it on but for the other all the other venues I would have a a list of lawyers
00:10:29.100 that had expressed interest and a willingness to participate and then as we got closer and closer
00:10:36.060 they would just stop start dropping like flies off the list and so we were approaching the first
00:10:43.200 day of toronto shadow i didn't have a single lawyer for day one for day two i had one lawyer
00:10:50.100 and for day three i had two lawyers so it was like you know then the inquiry had to go on so
00:10:58.940 yeah so i had never intended on i just intended on totally being behind the scenes the whole time
00:11:05.040 and i found myself you know on day one of toronto calling every witness because i was the only
00:11:11.980 lawyer present and then you know sharing the load on day two with another lawyer and then
00:11:17.560 with two lawyers on day three and then we had the same problem with all the other venues
00:11:23.920 so sean what was uh the excuse that these lawyers were giving for dropping like flies as you point
00:11:30.640 out it was oh yeah i gotta wash my hair i've got a bad back my wife is ill well i you know i wasn't
00:11:37.060 really getting excuses they were just they were just declining as we got closer and so i don't
00:11:45.060 i mean i don't know and i don't want to speculate i'm just sharing that the experience was as you
00:11:49.700 know i i was thinking when we were far out that it wasn't going to be a problem and then as we got
00:11:55.440 closer, it became quite problematic. So did you feel pressure when you stepped
00:12:03.700 into that role? I know you've been litigating for quite some time now, 20, 25 years. And so
00:12:09.980 that probably wasn't giving you any stress, but understanding the magnitude of what the
00:12:17.340 National Citizens Inquiry could have become in that moment was going to bring a lot of spotlight
00:12:22.320 light on you a lot of heat um well there's two things so first of all let me address you know
00:12:27.500 the first thing when you say you know not concerned yeah I mean I've probably run 1500 to 2000 trials
00:12:34.260 in my career and and some of them very long ones so I'm very comfortable calling witnesses but this
00:12:41.700 one was a little different because I felt a very strong responsibility to you know ensure that the
00:12:50.240 person's story got out for the lay witnesses so just because it was so in it was so important to
00:12:57.800 start this dialogue and you know so i i took it very seriously and interviewed them all and
00:13:04.040 and tried to spend as much time as possible and sometimes it'd be surprising like i don't know
00:13:11.800 if you remember tom marazzo he was one of the trucker convoy leaders oh yeah and he was being
00:13:18.880 called like i i wasn't involved in selecting the witnesses and he was being called to really talk
00:13:26.980 about economic harm because he had been a college professor and he wasn't going to comply with the
00:13:33.140 mandates and he got fired well i'm interviewing him and uh and something comes out that that
00:13:41.080 nobody had caught that i actually thought was the most important part of his evidence and so what
00:13:46.340 had happened was, is the president of the college sent out a group email. Now, I don't today recall
00:13:52.720 how many people it was sent to, but, you know, let's say it was sent to 300 people.
00:13:59.280 Basically, outlining the policy. Well, Tom ends up responding to that, you know, reply all,
00:14:07.600 you know, raising some really legitimate issues and questions about, you know, whether or not
00:14:12.320 this should be the policy and asking for a dialogue well then what happened is is you know
00:14:19.920 a person would email him in front of everyone else saying take me off your list and you know
00:14:25.780 basically denigrating him for his position and then another and then another and then another
00:14:31.280 and then one of them stepped in and said can you guys do this without replying all because I don't
00:14:38.880 want to be getting all these emails and some of them chimed in and said no we we need to publicly
00:14:46.300 shame this person well now shadow that's pretty powerful and you know if i wasn't taking the time
00:14:55.400 that wouldn't have come out and so i just bring that as an example so i actually it was the
00:15:01.420 opposite. I felt quite a deep responsibility because this was so unique. I mean, actually
00:15:11.780 having Canadians from the, it didn't matter where you were on the COVID conversation, you could
00:15:17.280 testify and we wanted you to testify and share your experience. I mean, some people didn't realize
00:15:24.020 how the experience between the vaccinated and unvaccinated
00:15:29.120 was so similar and it was necessary for us to understand that to bring about healing
00:15:37.380 like put yourself in the shoes of a vaccinated or an unvaccinated or no a vaccinated person let's
00:15:43.780 start with that so if you were unvaccinated and the division between the two really i don't like
00:15:51.880 the terms vaccinated and unvaccinated it's really you accept you know the government narrative is
00:15:58.440 given to you through the mainstream media or you don't those those really were the two groups
00:16:03.940 but the vaccinated people do you understand just how terrified they were
00:16:09.700 because here they were they believed that there was this virus that posed a significant threat
00:16:18.240 not only to themselves but to their children but you know what
00:16:23.760 there was a solution and that was this vaccine
00:16:31.160 but if only everyone would take let's ignore the logical problems
00:16:37.040 if only everyone would take it but those unvaccinated people were not willing to do this
00:16:46.840 and they were posing a risk not not just to the vaccinated person but to their family
00:16:53.240 and real fear now when you have fear like that because some group some identifiable group is
00:17:04.640 putting you and your family at harm you know you get angry and you get resentful now let's talk
00:17:11.980 about how the unvaccinated had the exact same experience so you're unvaccinated
00:17:19.440 you actually believe that that vaccine poses a significant risk to you and your family
00:17:31.320 and yeah sure the government is mandating and employees are mandating
00:17:39.740 But the real problem is, are these vaccinated people?
00:17:43.720 Because they are the employees. 0.59
00:17:45.940 They are the ones mandating.
00:17:47.600 And the social pressure shadow, the social pressure actually had more effect on forcing, and it was forced, coercing people to be vaccinated than the employment, than the travel mandates, etc.
00:18:05.000 You know, we'd be fine.
00:18:06.680 We could escape this vaccine.
00:18:09.740 My kids would be safe, but for those vaccinated people, they're allowing this to happen.
00:18:17.520 They're actually posing a threat to us and our kids. 0.81
00:18:22.140 Now, do you see how similar that is?
00:18:24.500 It's a different narrative that's being accepted based on whether you buy into the government narrative or you don't.
00:18:30.860 But the experience was so similar.
00:18:34.460 and people react rationally based on what they believe and we have to get over the anger
00:18:45.020 I don't care which side of this conversation you're on you had anger you had hatred coming
00:18:54.080 from your fear and you let it get the best of you and I let it get the best of me and we have to get
00:19:00.580 over ourselves because we had a surprisingly similar experience it was awful and we were
00:19:07.520 afraid and it's we're through it now interestingly we have to start talking to each other and we have
00:19:15.080 to start forgiving each other and we have to start forgiving ourselves for you know our thoughts and
00:19:20.780 our anger and get through this because we're in a world of hurt right now regardless of where you
00:19:27.660 were on the covid conversation we're in for a world of hurt and not just with the the consequences
00:19:34.420 of the vaccine that you know we're still a lot of societies in denial over but you can't change
00:19:41.600 reality by not looking at it and we're really going to have to support and love each other
00:19:46.740 going forward i know that uh that you had a number of vaccine injured witnesses come forward
00:19:55.020 and i've had several vaccine injured witnesses on my show and i find those conversations to be
00:20:04.240 extremely difficult because as you were just pointing out these folks believed the government
00:20:10.440 these folks believed the media and all of those media doctors who were saying it's safe and
00:20:17.020 effective safe and effective go ahead and get it and now some of these people can't walk up a flight
00:20:24.200 of stairs now some of these people have constant ringing in their ears they've got um permanent
00:20:31.840 Guillain-Barre syndrome I mean the list goes on and on as as you know how difficult was it
00:20:38.320 for you to question these people on the stand without actually showing emotion
00:20:45.560 well except that I did show emotion there were um you know I mean I'm talking about a complete
00:20:52.780 breakdown here sean i mean like i've come close to a complete and i dodged a bullet like you know
00:20:58.880 after sheila lewis in in ottawa and she wasn't a vaccine injury i'll tell her story in a second
00:21:04.960 if it's appropriate but um well i'll just i'll fill in so sheila lewis needs a organ transplant
00:21:15.260 to survive. And there's actually a court order preventing her from seeing the organs so that
00:21:23.480 and naming doctors' names and naming hospitals and things like this. It's quite fantastic
00:21:29.580 that somebody, you know, needing an organ transplant to survive just because she started
00:21:35.560 a lawsuit can't actually share information like that. But it takes about, it took about a year
00:21:44.060 and a half for her to get on the list they test all your other organs they you know make sure
00:21:49.800 that you're super healthy they don't want to waste an organ on you and one thing that happened in her
00:21:56.120 case is they could not find her childhood medical records so they required her to go through all her
00:22:02.840 childhood vaccinations again even though she was fully vaccinated and she did that and then the
00:22:08.920 covid back and so she's on the list and i think she's number two on the list like she's close
00:22:13.540 and then this covid mandate came down and it was just a group of doctors at the hospital
00:22:20.060 they made the policy it wasn't law they just made a policy that you had to have the covid 19 vaccine
00:22:28.320 to get a transplant and she just
00:22:31.300 she had a bad feeling about that one and and looked into it did her research and decided
00:22:40.140 not to take it now the interesting thing shadow is that she got tested her blood got tested
00:22:45.840 and it's clear that she had covet 19 and not only had her an immune response but had such a strong
00:22:54.180 immune response had so many antibodies in her blood that it would be dangerous for her to get
00:22:59.400 vaccinated. And still, they bumped her off the list. And so she's testifying at the National 0.96
00:23:08.100 Citizens' Inquiry. And she had already gone to court and lost, gone to the Court of Appeal and
00:23:12.080 lost, and had applied for leave at the Supreme Court of Canada when she testified. And she
00:23:19.000 doesn't have long to live without a transplant. And she's weeping on the stand and saying things
00:23:27.400 like i just want to see my grandchildren grow up i just want to live
00:23:35.320 i am so thankful i did not have a witness after her another lawyer stepped in with another witness
00:23:40.760 because shadow i had to go into a distant bathroom of the facility and weep
00:23:48.040 i had to leave the room right away because i i couldn't keep it together and that was our last
00:23:53.240 hearing and after doing this for seven cities I stepped in at the second venue in in Toronto
00:23:59.700 both my wife Teresa and I and she attended all the hearings she was kind of the person that was
00:24:05.240 help helping you know get the witnesses ready and making sure everyone was there and
00:24:09.880 and we found um after we got home after this finished like you just for no reason begin weeping
00:24:16.700 like you you had pent up all this emotion so I'd never experienced anything like that before
00:24:23.140 when we talk about about all of this and and do you now have moments even still where you think
00:24:33.180 back and something reminds you of of one of the witnesses and you'll just have to sit down for a
00:24:38.700 minute and take a deep breath well i i just got choked up thinking about sheila lewis yeah so um
00:24:45.120 yeah no i mean i'm i feel quite fragile about the whole thing as far as that
00:24:51.020 that goes you had mentioned another witness in ottawa just now that you were going to
00:24:58.200 tell her story oh that was sheila lewis oh that was sheila i thought yeah i decided to just tell
00:25:04.420 it right then and there okay but i mean i could go on and and you've probably had this experience
00:25:09.640 you know one of the things i learned at the national citizens inquiry that i had no idea
00:25:16.520 about was just how poorly the fact the vax injured are treated like i just assumed yeah i mean i knew
00:25:25.920 the vax interest injured people were out there but i didn't it didn't dawn on me that they would
00:25:32.980 be treated literally like lepers by the medical system and yet it didn't matter what province we
00:25:38.580 were in the story was the same it's it's like the medical system can't accept that the vaccine
00:25:46.740 causes injuries they cannot officially accept that because it's it's like they're under a gag order
00:25:53.680 like the doctors are going to get punished still and they are so because the medical system 1.00
00:26:00.680 is being bullied into not accepting that they exist they're treated like lepers like people 0.88
00:26:07.620 will just be in there with horrendous injuries and almost every time being told oh it's on your
00:26:13.380 head you have a mental illness should I refer you to a psychiatrist and it's shameful and it's one
00:26:21.800 of the reasons why we have to start speaking out and we can't be afraid anymore you know we went
00:26:26.940 through COVID where literally you were afraid to talk and you know you'd be ostracized from your
00:26:32.400 family and friends and and that hurts you and makes you feel you know timid and shy but
00:26:39.640 unless we can get to the point where we can accept as a society what's happening
00:26:45.660 we can't help these people like the medical system we should have our best and brightest minds
00:26:50.580 working on the problems on how to mitigate vaccine injuries because we know there are a whole bunch
00:26:55.980 of mechanisms like spike proteins circulating in the blood forever and that can be dealt with
00:27:02.120 there are protocols in place they won't talk about it though because if they do they have to actually
00:27:10.120 say that they're the ones that caused it in the first place so it's that circle of dishonesty
00:27:16.960 um but you did have some doctors come and testify oh absolutely but just to follow up on your point
00:27:24.680 But but we've got an ethical problem. Like today in Canada, how many babies and children did we vaccinate?
00:27:38.240 And how is that not murder or criminal negligence causing bodily harm?
00:27:43.960 well you know interestingly i had dr shoemaker on last week um and he talked a lot about that
00:27:51.600 he talked about the trillions of spike proteins that were uh ingested by people and the causes
00:27:57.720 and and the babies and the fetuses and and whatnot but getting back to the sheila lewis case
00:28:04.300 for one moment i was amazed that every single court that this case has come in front of
00:28:11.760 she's been denied and then when you look at it i suppose you know as a as an attorney you
00:28:17.920 you may see this there is really no law that says these doctors have to treat her is there
00:28:27.340 no but when you're getting government funding the charter applies i mean you're quasi government i
00:28:35.380 I mean, she's in Alberta and our health care, we're denied private health care.
00:28:41.200 The courts are saying that's illegal.
00:28:43.520 So it doesn't matter that our system is totally falling apart.
00:28:48.160 We have to go with government funded health care.
00:28:51.420 So the charter applies and that and no one disputed that.
00:28:54.680 But isn't it fantastic that some policy that just is made up by the doctors at a hospital, no, we're taking you off the list.
00:29:10.280 It means you're going to die.
00:29:12.080 So this is life and death.
00:29:13.280 It means you're going to die because we say you need this COVID vaccine, COVID-19 vaccine,
00:29:20.840 although likely the evidence shows that transplants are less successful for vaccinated people.
00:29:27.800 And, oh, yes, we don't care that you've had COVID and you have a tremendously strong immune
00:29:34.760 response. So we really have no concern at all that you're going to get COVID and somehow that's
00:29:40.160 going to complicate your transplant and yet a court won't hear and review and say that her right
00:29:46.580 to life found in section seven of the charter demands that she be put on the list i
00:29:56.040 shadow we have just experienced the most significant government intrusion into our lives
00:30:06.220 I couldn't have imagined that in my lifetime, my rights would be so encroached upon by government.
00:30:14.380 I'm a constitutional lawyer.
00:30:16.740 I can't point you to a single case in Canada, anywhere in Canada, where a court has said both that, yes, this government action violated our rights.
00:30:29.660 And you know what?
00:30:30.640 They can't do it next time.
00:30:32.160 This was wrong.
00:30:33.020 there's not a single case in canada that would serve to put a break on any level of government
00:30:41.460 doing the exact same thing if you know we're in some other plandemic going forward and you know
00:30:49.740 what happens when governments are able to encroach on your rights like they never have before
00:30:55.420 and not a single break is put on next time they go farther.
00:31:00.700 Are we currently or just about to enter a police state in this country?
00:31:08.960 Well, I would say we're already there.
00:31:11.220 I mean, you tell me what institution is actually serving us
00:31:16.540 the way that we thought it would serve us.
00:31:20.080 And, I mean, in my opinion, there's been crime after crime after crime
00:31:23.760 committed in COVID and what police force is investigating.
00:31:27.880 And the example that comes to my mind is let's talk about the College of
00:31:32.520 Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta.
00:31:36.600 My understanding is that they basically made it clear to physicians in Alberta
00:31:43.420 that you were not to treat early COVID.
00:31:48.220 So if you show up at the emergency ward, you know,
00:31:51.280 and you're blue in color and you're dying,
00:31:53.760 They can treat you, but that, you know, if you go to a doctor's office, they were not to treat you for early COVID.
00:32:02.300 Now, help me out here.
00:32:03.980 Is it not common sense that any medical condition, you want to treat it as early as, you want to treat it before it gets serious?
00:32:14.320 Before it becomes a condition.
00:32:15.780 of treatments. I mean, you want people taking vitamin D and vitamin C and eating healthy and
00:32:20.860 exercising and doing anything they can if we're facing a pandemic. And, you know, doctors were
00:32:28.800 prevented from using treatments that we know clearly work. I mean, the evidence is out on
00:32:34.980 things like ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine and, you know, combination therapies of the two,
00:32:40.380 etc. And doctors across Canada were prevented from basically doing their job and on a patient
00:32:49.160 to patient basis, using their best medical discretion to treat the individual patient
00:32:56.180 as they thought best. Now, under our criminal code, and I forget the exact section,
00:33:02.780 but as we're approaching the duty, when we're talking about the duties before we get to criminal
00:33:07.520 negligence and you commit criminal negligence by doing something or failing to do something
00:33:13.880 that it's your duty to do and then causing bodily harm or death there's a section that basically
00:33:22.500 says if you have the right if you have the power to dictate how work is done
00:33:27.260 and an obvious example is you know you're you're at a construction site and you built a big there's
00:33:35.160 a big pit you've dug beside an elementary school well you better be putting a fence up if so you
00:33:42.340 know if you dictate how work is done and even just to keep your workers from falling in
00:33:47.000 but if you can control how work is done
00:33:50.780 and your instructions lead to death and bodily harm you can be liable for criminal negligence
00:33:58.700 causing death or bodily harm. How are the people that run the College of Physicians and Surgeons
00:34:07.440 that have done this, how are they not being investigated and charged? Shadow, I don't
00:34:12.200 understand it. How far has this line moved? I mean, I've spoken to police officers, Sean,
00:34:20.500 who for most of their careers, and they're veteran police officers of 20 and 25 years,
00:34:26.400 even longer and they've said we were always very concerned about breaching the charter of rights
00:34:33.320 and freedoms and if we ever got a complaint we were hauled into the office and we had to go
00:34:38.760 through miles of paperwork and testimonies just to make sure that we didn't do this or if we did
00:34:47.400 we had to pay the penalty and that was a suspension without pay for any length of time
00:34:52.480 and now we see police officers during the pandemic response i don't call it the pandemic i call it
00:35:00.920 pandemic response acting deplorably beating people injuring people um torturing people
00:35:09.380 how are they able to get away with any of this how are the courts still able to get away with
00:35:15.520 any of this i mean you mentioned you're a constitutional lawyer is it all because of
00:35:19.860 section one that because section one applies that anything goes in this country now well it's not
00:35:28.020 just that so i mean what police officers are even being charged it's not happening no it's not
00:35:33.820 happening just like crimes aren't being investigated it's not happening in which public
00:35:38.600 body or private body but you know controlled by government legislation like colleges that manage
00:35:45.420 health care practitioners what you know what ones are being investigated or charged it's not
00:35:51.060 happening but when we're in the court system so just so your viewers understand what shadow means
00:35:56.400 when he's talking about section one is so in our charter of rights and freedoms that sets out all
00:36:02.120 these wonderful rights and freedoms if they actually existed um it starts with section one
00:36:09.800 And then section one reads, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees the rights and freedoms set out in it.
00:36:18.920 Now, if it's stopped there, great, but it carries on.
00:36:23.080 So I'll start at the beginning.
00:36:24.160 The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees the rights and freedoms set out in it.
00:36:28.300 And here's the mischief.
00:36:29.840 Subject only to such reasonable limits prescribed by law as can be demonstrably justified in a free and democratic society.
00:36:39.140 Now, that's a lot of words, but what it basically means is a court, you can go to court and you can convince a court that the government has violated your charter rights, and then Section 1 kicks in and the government can say, well, yeah, it violated your rights, but it was justified in this circumstance, so do not grant a remedy court.
00:37:00.360 So that's what Shadow is talking about. Now, that definitely has been a lot of the mischief, but also this doctrine of mootness.
00:37:09.140 So let's use Brian Peckford's court case as an example. So here, Brian Peckford, who's one of actually the authors of the charter, he's living in B.C. and there's a travel mandate and he's not vaccinated.
00:37:23.480 So he can't fly and visit family and friends. He can't fly for any reason. He can't go on a train and he starts a court case and others start a court case with similar issues.
00:37:39.140 Now, so they swear affidavits and they file them and they serve them and the government has government employees swear affidavits and file and serve them.
00:37:50.920 And then each side, you know, cross examines all the affiants on the other side and there's transcripts and they're preparing for the hearings.
00:37:59.340 And then before that one gets to trial, the government suspends the travel mandate.
00:38:06.280 so then the department of justice lawyers and departments of justice are you know inconsistent
00:38:16.500 with the liberal democracy i'm happy to go into that later if you want but the department of
00:38:21.320 justice lawyers go to court and ask the court well stop these proceedings cancel them because it's
00:38:28.960 moot i mean they're arguing about a travel ban well the travel ban's gone so you can't actually
00:38:35.900 grant the remedy and court after court after court including in brian peckford's case
00:38:40.340 the court agreed with the crown and dismissed it now hold on a second in canada
00:38:47.640 the government said we couldn't fly unless we took a specific medical treatment that was totally
00:38:56.380 experimental regardless of whether we had natural immunity or not it was just full stop
00:39:04.400 you can't fly unless you take a treatment we say you should take totally overruling
00:39:12.620 you know our sovereignty over our own bodies and and and i have you have to let me shadow talk
00:39:19.600 about the police state ritual of identity papers absolutely i was going to get to that here we are
00:39:26.880 where we're actually told we can't travel and there's a public interest it doesn't matter that
00:39:35.040 the mandate's been dropped we we want to know next time was this legal or was this not legal
00:39:41.220 and if it was legal i mean was it legal full stop or did you have to have other considerations
00:39:46.320 what is the you know what how how does the court view this was this proper was this not proper
00:39:53.360 give us guidance so that if it ever happens again, the government and the citizens know
00:39:59.200 where their rights intersect with this type of government behavior. I mean, so many cases were
00:40:05.500 dismissed for mootness that it made your head spin. And so there were several tricks to basically
00:40:13.200 prevent us. And we had lawyers testify this at the National Citizens Inquiry, and they were quite
00:40:18.780 grieved about this did we have judges now there's many people who are thinking out there well all
00:40:28.020 the judges are have been corrupted by whatever the cabal that's controlling all of what's happening
00:40:34.540 in front of us right now or were these judges just too scared to make a precedent what's your
00:40:39.740 opinion on that well i i don't have an opinion because it's so dangerous to speculate was you
00:40:45.820 know and it's strong words to say corruption i'm not going to go there at all now we did have some
00:40:51.800 witnesses including a retired judge say you know i mean you have to understand that the judges are
00:40:59.540 part of our society they were living this covid narrative and i may be wrong but i i've been told
00:41:07.880 by a couple of sources that there were actually conferences with the chief justices um you know
00:41:14.800 on kind of you know with the government on how to handle this yes we've heard that from a couple
00:41:20.080 of people as well absolutely well you don't know what they were being told what if they were being
00:41:26.140 told like this is way worse than we're letting out on the media potentially way worse and like i mean
00:41:33.500 we have to be super strict on this i mean what if they were being told things that actually would
00:41:39.020 make their behavior quite rational and reasonable like this is the problem about speculating
00:41:45.380 because most people their actions are consistent with what they think is reasonable based on what
00:41:53.400 they believe at the time right so so it's a it's it's an awkward place to go i one of the shame
00:42:02.860 you know shame is is that a lot of the other side or a lot of people in these positions of
00:42:08.800 power didn't come to the national citizens inquiry although it was open to them to do so to share
00:42:16.040 you know what they were thinking and what information they had and kind of explaining
00:42:21.500 you know why decisions or actions were made that still needs to happen but i you know we may be
00:42:28.060 very surprised especially by lower level people like don't forget how afraid people were
00:42:34.000 well that's that goes back to what you were talking about earlier in the show when you
00:42:39.840 talked about fear and you know fear is what motivated people to get the shot and fear is
00:42:45.860 also what motivated people to not get the shot i think in many cases most i can't say most but
00:42:53.060 some of the people who who didn't get the shot were just looking at it logically they were going
00:42:57.860 wait a minute wait a minute hold on let me do a little research on the fastest vaccine ever created
00:43:03.060 I was one of them.
00:43:04.400 No, no, but both sides.
00:43:06.600 I mean, we were led to trust our media and our governments and our institutions in large part because we had reason to.
00:43:20.740 We hadn't experienced a situation like this before.
00:43:25.920 And we don't know why they acted the way they did.
00:43:30.640 we don't know what they were being told we don't know you know were colleges of physicians and
00:43:37.000 surgeons or sport organizations accepting money from the government was there a contract were
00:43:42.320 there conditions that you know maybe you had to follow a certain line like we have we have no idea
00:43:48.140 what was being said behind closed doors so but what we do know is is that fear seemed to be
00:43:57.640 extremely prevalent. And, you know, when you sit down and think about it's almost it doesn't matter
00:44:04.420 where somebody was in the COVID conversation, they had such a similar experience. And what we know
00:44:09.500 for certain is, is we have to start talking to each other again. We have to heal families again,
00:44:15.620 we have to heal friendships again, we have to become loving and caring again, like we just
00:44:21.160 absolutely have to because there's a whole bunch of other things happening we're still not through
00:44:27.760 the covid thing we've got to deal with now all these vaccine injuries we have to come to grips
00:44:33.360 with the fact that we were censoring truthful information and and untruthful information but
00:44:41.180 bad things happen and you don't get to good health policy when you censor and we experienced
00:44:46.400 censorship like never before we experienced groupthink like never before well like this
00:44:54.680 was going on it's just with something different right now and yeah but i mean but it was it was
00:44:59.920 traumatic for everyone it didn't matter whether you were in the groupthink or out of the groupthink
00:45:03.880 like this was just one heck of a ride for all of us i mean there's national ptsd and we got to get
00:45:12.480 over it because we've got a whole bunch of other things happening and we're in for a really rough
00:45:18.700 time even if you know we we get our institutions working for us again I mean that that's our
00:45:25.720 challenge is we're past the point where you you know you can sit down and think that you don't
00:45:31.340 have to get involved in your local school board and you don't have to join political parties and
00:45:36.180 actually get involved and you don't have to run in your municipal election or be supporting somebody
00:45:41.240 who does who thinks like you do like it I think it's part of the conditioning shadow in fact I
00:45:47.460 was having a conversation with somebody else today on this very point it's like
00:45:51.420 most of us aren't involved in you know school board meetings municipal council meetings
00:46:02.760 joining political parties and and participating in policy and and you know who gets to run
00:46:11.740 nominations and things like that like we haven't been involved and i'm wondering
00:46:15.820 were we taught not to be involved like how did we become so complacent because you know political
00:46:23.440 philosopher after political philosopher after political philosopher through history
00:46:27.600 you know and i'm including in those terms like people like the founding fathers of the u.s etc
00:46:33.560 i mean really brilliant minds made it clear like you you've got to be involved so how did we end up
00:46:41.340 in a situation where we're not involved and we now have to become involved that's how we peacefully
00:46:47.780 get our institutions back is we become our institutions it's so simple that it will go
00:46:54.980 why didn't we think of that before you want our institutions working for us you work for our
00:46:59.700 institutions full stop it's as simple as that and we can do it and we have to do it it seems to be
00:47:07.700 very difficult you know i i saw the interview you did with tom tom marazzo on the meet me in
00:47:12.900 the middle podcast and um his philosophy i believe during that discussion that you guys were having
00:47:21.000 was i've stopped trying to wake people up and i've learned now to maybe accept them when they
00:47:29.280 do wake up and kind of give them a guideline over where to go what to look for and whatnot but
00:47:37.220 all this has been going on for several years now and my whole cognitive dissonance level has
00:47:45.440 has gone so far one way where it used to be uh they'll never do that uh there's no way they can
00:47:52.260 do that and then they do it and they do it again and they're still doing it so where is this line
00:47:57.860 in the sand sean well first of all we have to listen we gotta you know when you get disowned
00:48:04.160 by your family i'm talking about the unvaccinated now so when you get disowned by your family when
00:48:11.040 you get disowned by close friends when you're you know basically being treated as second-class
00:48:18.460 citizens you know other groups have have privileges and i do want to talk about that
00:48:23.820 yes other groups have privileges and you don't so you're now a second-class citizen
00:48:28.100 in your own country in your own province in your own city i mean you feel like you're a hunted
00:48:35.880 animal literally and you let we let the fear get the best of us and
00:48:42.740 you know the figures about how many people were vaccinated are lies yes i think the i think it's
00:48:52.640 the majority of people who understand things went seriously off the rails whether they're
00:48:57.000 vaccinated or unvaccinated the people that are awake now are the majority and we don't need a
00:49:03.320 majority to peacefully get our institutions back we just need to start working for our institutions
00:49:09.080 we just need to get involved in them and we'll have them back before we faster than you can
00:49:17.580 imagine and now is the time but it's just we didn't understand that before and we didn't
00:49:22.440 understand we didn't we don't have to be afraid anymore we're not alone that's you start watching
00:49:27.060 the National Citizens Inquiry. Just go to nationalcitizensinquiry.ca and just start
00:49:33.720 watching. I'd start at Toronto because that's when we started doing the openings, and that's when we
00:49:40.940 started to build a community. But no, heck, start at Toronto. Start at the beginning. But you will
00:49:48.060 be surprised at how it changes you, and hearing all these stories, you'll realize, wait a second,
00:49:56.680 And we were all in this together and we're not alone and we're not alone.
00:50:01.260 Like you will feel stronger.
00:50:04.140 You're going to cry.
00:50:06.840 You are,
00:50:07.660 you are going to weep and you're going to laugh and you're going to be
00:50:14.240 surprised.
00:50:17.140 And you're going to be hooked.
00:50:18.480 And that's one of the problems that's going to your social life and your
00:50:21.880 employment,
00:50:22.800 especially if you're self-employed will suffer because you get hooked.
00:50:25.980 Yeah.
00:50:26.680 And, but you will feel stronger and you'll have a better idea of what's going on, a wider idea, and definitely much more sympathy for people that held a different narrative than you did.
00:50:40.380 And that in itself is healing.
00:50:42.320 but you know you'll you'll realize well we we can't not speak up because look at we've got
00:50:50.100 a whole bunch of our brothers and sisters are suffering terribly and being ignored by the
00:50:55.800 medical system because because we aren't speaking up because we're actually still pretending the
00:51:03.660 emperor has clothes because we're not saying this enough is enough we have vaccine injuries let's
00:51:10.920 get our best and brightest treating these people because there's treatments there are ways to
00:51:16.420 mitigate this like we can be helping and healing and it's the most unloving thing that we could
00:51:24.740 possibly do is you know by continuing to be afraid and not engaging and and i'm not saying
00:51:32.380 hit people over the head with a sledgehammer you just have to be getting them questioning
00:51:38.860 get them watching the national citizens inquiring it's non-confrontational and because it like
00:51:46.060 people are sworn to tell the truth and there's commissioners managing the process and there's
00:51:50.660 lawyers calling them it's non-threatening like we had a close family member who was like totally on
00:51:57.540 the other side and you know gave us grief during covid like there was disdain started watching and
00:52:05.080 like now fully understands we're not kooks anymore like they they accept no there there's another
00:52:11.780 there's another view and another experience and we don't have to be divided and like that's in
00:52:17.780 my own family so it's interesting how we came to be looked at you know as you say family friends
00:52:29.420 i ran into a fellow about a month and a half ago who i hadn't seen in a while and i used to work
00:52:36.240 in radio with him and we were pretty good friends back then and so he said to me oh hey shadow
00:52:43.760 i've seen your show and i went uh-huh and he looked all weird and awkward and he said so uh
00:52:52.380 anyway uh uh very awkward i said i looked at him i said kyle
00:52:58.140 did you know me as a quack or a kook before he said no i said do you look at me now and see a
00:53:07.580 quack and a kook and he went no i said well i'm still the same guy i just happen to have a different
00:53:15.140 viewpoint than you had and you're right about the societal pressures sean you're right about
00:53:20.000 It's not just the government. It's not just corporations and churches and institutions and community organizations who were pushing all of this on us. It was our own people and at the threat of losing them and the connection to them at Christmases and Thanksgivings and Easter's.
00:53:41.600 so as you say we need to heal and come back together so that we can get involved and we can
00:53:49.100 fight the real battle which is all about government overreach as you were pointing out never in my
00:53:54.380 lifetime and you know i've said those words myself did i ever think i would see anything
00:53:58.380 like this in a so-called free and democratic society so once we do manage to mend those fences
00:54:05.620 how do we get involved this is the question that people are asking now they're going how can i
00:54:11.580 do this okay how much time do we have shadow as long as we need that i mean there's no time limit
00:54:17.820 here so i because i just wanted before like you know for instance we have a this is canada campaign
00:54:23.340 right now i want to talk about but um you were talking about how because you were talking about
00:54:30.460 how we really were divided and how you know we were looked on and i say we were talking about
00:54:36.140 the unvaccinated so how the unvaccinated was looked on with disdain you used to work poop
00:54:43.820 using the example of you know your media friend um i want to call i want to call the unvaccinated
00:54:50.700 out for what they called vaccinating because we're we're exactly the same and we acted exactly the
00:54:58.620 same. Can you believe how stupid they were? How naive? Is this sounding familiar? You used the
00:55:10.860 term cognitive dissonance. I mean, how can rational people have bought into this narrative,
00:55:15.800 missed obvious logical inconsistencies? Now, any one of us could be saying those things,
00:55:21.660 And if we didn't say them, we thought them.
00:55:25.540 And we thought ill of vaccinating.
00:55:30.200 And we were resentful about the pressure and them participating in the government narrative, participating as employers in imposing the mandate, participating as health care workers in this, participating with the social pressure, which really was incredible.
00:55:49.320 and we were resentful we judged them
00:55:53.400 we judged them i believe the word sheep uh was used quite a bit i'm sure you've
00:56:04.220 seen that oh yeah so the point is is we have forgiveness to seek
00:56:08.380 because we judge them and we're not supposed to judge anyone else and when you think about it
00:56:17.520 I mean, the way we were judging them was exactly the same way we felt we were being judged by them, and we didn't like it.
00:56:27.020 And how are we supposed to have a conversation with them when we're angry at them, when we're bitter at them?
00:56:35.500 You know, it's funny.
00:56:37.060 I used, if you allow me to use a Bible parable, I used it in my opening on day two in Toronto.
00:56:43.280 um and and i i just have to share with you how i came to these openings because you knew we've
00:56:52.320 already talked about how i wasn't supposed to be in front of the camera i wasn't supposed to
00:56:56.480 be moderating i wasn't supposed to be calling witnesses and i'm presented with a schedule and
00:57:03.100 it's like oh i'm supposed to do an opening on day one so i actually prepare it on the flight over
00:57:07.880 from Edmonton to Toronto and so you know I was prepared for that one
00:57:14.180 but then I've got an opening on day two the schedule's got an opening on day two
00:57:19.360 well I'm calling witnesses all day I had every single witness on day one
00:57:24.400 plus I've got you know I'm not totally prepared for day two and three and I've got to be preparing
00:57:31.300 for winnipeg witnesses and and etc and etc and i'm still the main guy running all of the teams
00:57:40.440 at the nci and so there's fire after fire after fire to put out so it's like when am i going to
00:57:47.520 prepare this opening well you know late at night or or during the night but i actually had this
00:57:53.840 sense i wasn't supposed to prepare it that i was actually just supposed to let the holy spirit speak
00:57:59.940 and so i said fine will you tell me what to say no way not until like half an hour before we've
00:58:08.940 got to drive out to the hearing and i just have time to sketch out an outline but i was supposed
00:58:15.400 and that happened opening after opening after opening so when you watch those openings
00:58:20.500 your audience needs to understand when they watch those openings they were not prepared
00:58:26.120 so I wouldn't have even run through them once in my head it was just purely the Holy Spirit speaking
00:58:31.980 but on day two he said use this parable and I was expecting big backlash but what the heck but the
00:58:37.820 parable was about a master who and this is Jesus telling a parable about a master who decided to
00:58:46.240 settle his accounts with servants that owed him money and so he has this servant pulled in front
00:58:51.920 of them and i'll just use you know i'll make up today dollars so this servant that owes him like
00:58:57.020 a quarter of a million dollars it says hey it's i've loaned you a quarter million dollars i i
00:59:02.400 need you to pay up and the servant couldn't and and this is a time where you know if you couldn't
00:59:06.900 pay like you and your family can be thrown into debtors prison until you know you can convince
00:59:12.080 relatives or somebody else to stump up the money if that's even possible and he says well okay you 0.58
00:59:17.360 you can't pay me i'm going to throw you in your family debtor's prison and the servant realizes
00:59:24.320 his life's over his family life's over like then there's nothing else he can do so he falls on his 0.91
00:59:29.920 knees and he just begs his master like please please forgive me have mercy on me and the
00:59:35.680 master's moved with compassion and says okay i'll forgive you i'll forgive you your quarter million
00:59:40.480 dollar debt go go on your way and so the slave you know is walking away from this and bumps into
00:59:47.040 another another servant who owes him like 2,500 bucks like that's pocket change compared to quarter
00:59:54.180 million and he says to this other slave hey you owe me 2,500 bucks I'm actually feeling very
00:59:59.440 challenged financially today I want you to pay me and that the slave can't and the one the guy
01:00:09.140 that's owed the money the the first servant says well you know you pay me or I'm going to throw
01:00:13.900 you and your family in debtor's prison and the slave that owes 20 500 bucks realizes his life's
01:00:20.080 ending and his family life's ending like he can't pay and so he does the only thing he can do he
01:00:25.880 falls on his knees and he begs for mercy and the the slave that just got forgiven a quarter million
01:00:32.380 dollars doesn't forgive him and sends him off to debtor's prison
01:00:37.200 and the master who forgave the uh the quarter million debt hears of this and has this slave
01:00:46.120 brought back in front of them and basically says you wicked slave i i forgave you a large amount
01:00:51.340 and you wouldn't forgive a little like off to debtor's prison with you and and when jesus is
01:00:56.960 telling that parable the point he's trying to make is it's not negotiable with god you have to forgive
01:01:06.840 And the point is, is he's forgiven us so much more than we will ever have to forgive amongst ourselves.
01:01:14.780 But it's non-negotiable with him is we have to.
01:01:18.540 And I think that if we're going to have healing, those of us that feel very self-righteous, that, you know, we were right and they were wrong and we were mistreated by them.
01:01:28.560 We actually we're actually more in the wrong.
01:01:31.620 we're actually we're actually more in the wrong and and we have to get over ourselves
01:01:38.300 the only problem with that and i i agree with you i i think that their healing must be made but the
01:01:44.560 only problem with that is actually forgiving a person you can we can say i forgive you but
01:01:49.340 if they don't acknowledge that something wrong happened here and i'm not necessarily
01:01:55.120 saying that they were personally responsible for any of my misery or any of our misery or
01:02:01.060 any of that but if if there's no accountability then it it could happen again right well you know
01:02:10.220 you're it's really hard to have true reconciliation with somebody who doesn't acknowledge that that
01:02:16.460 they've done a wrong so you know i understand what you're saying but at the same time it's
01:02:23.420 non-negotiable we have to forgive and it hurts us because we're the ones caring like that's the
01:02:29.680 irony is it's for our benefit so um but it but it hurts us because we're carrying a grudge
01:02:36.320 and then now we're not going to be loving to them and they need it
01:02:40.940 first of all they need to understand what's going on like in a gentle way and it doesn't matter how
01:02:47.500 long it takes they need to know that they can rely on them that we have their back that we love them
01:02:53.000 that it doesn't matter that they've turned their back on us we're there whenever they and and you
01:02:58.740 know all those people around us that haven't you know it hasn't been a nuclear explosion
01:03:03.060 but we're afraid to bring it up we have to gently be doing it like we've got a duty
01:03:10.040 how are we going to be here in a year shadow where the emperor we're still all pretending
01:03:16.240 the emperor has clothes we're still pretending we haven't made a horrible mistake we're still 0.87
01:03:21.600 treating vaccinated persons like lepers we're still vaccinating kids like are we we're going 0.76
01:03:27.580 to do this in a year well we are unless your viewers don't get off their butts and take 0.98
01:03:33.380 personal responsibility for the state of the country because this is happening because we're
01:03:37.940 allowing it to happen what are we doing to stop it what what is any of your viewers doing to stop
01:03:44.660 it that's a very good question to ask and and there's a lot of people sean who genuinely
01:03:52.060 don't know what they can do uh even though you have listed off several things in our discussion
01:03:58.660 so far and maybe it's and this is something that i have said um maybe it's something like just
01:04:07.740 talking to the people around you your social circles and asking them what they see out there
01:04:13.620 right now and what they have seen out there in the last three years and then after they list off
01:04:19.820 the things they're seeing and the things they've seen just ask them do you think that's right
01:04:25.680 do you have a problem with any of this and then maybe that's how we can activate this army of
01:04:34.400 god that we're going to need going forward i believe we're in a spiritual battle here
01:04:38.580 i think you've just spoken with a lot of insight because i think um it's the questioning approach
01:04:45.820 that is non-threatening and gets people engaged and doesn't shut the door because you're actually
01:04:53.880 asking for their opinion in a way to get them thinking. So I think that actually what you said
01:04:59.680 people should pay attention to and pay attention quite strongly. Now there is an initiative that
01:05:07.200 the National Citizens Inquiry has going which is quite ingenious. Like we just need the other
01:05:14.380 side that is not awake to watch they will wake up and if they start watching they'll continue
01:05:20.820 watching like what we found is is if you watch three witnesses like you're in like you're going
01:05:29.000 to watch more and after you watch a full day you're not the same like even if you stop there
01:05:36.000 you're not the same person anymore and you don't think the same way anymore and you're going to
01:05:43.060 have a whole bunch of questions in your head that you're going to have to resolve and so we have
01:05:47.860 this really simple campaign where we just have one piece of paper it can also be done where there's
01:05:54.520 two and you can cut it in half it prints in grayscale and it's a this is canada campaign
01:06:00.520 and basically all the flyer says is is hey you know this is canada you know we're the national
01:06:07.440 citizens inquiry because a lot of people don't know who we are although you know we just hit the
01:06:12.160 national post i'm told and they're saying that we're spreading misinformation and that is such
01:06:17.440 wonderful news shadow because it means that we're resonating out there so that they can't ignore us
01:06:23.640 anymore so i i'm really really happy to learn that we're spreading misinformation so right well you
01:06:31.220 know what i mean like things are on things are backwards today but this flyer just challenges
01:06:35.960 people to watch just pick any day pick any three witnesses and just watch three witnesses and so
01:06:44.860 because Canada is 156 years old and we're in the month of Canada's birthday we're asking people to
01:06:51.660 print out 156 of these and just drop them off in mailboxes in your neighborhood and if you're
01:06:58.080 afraid to confront your neighbors go to another neighborhood but just go somewhere and put these
01:07:04.620 in the mailbox so if you're not in your own neighborhood like who nobody's who's going to
01:07:08.780 care but you know what some of the people that receive one of those 156 is going to watch some
01:07:15.740 of them are going to watch and because of that they're going to wake up and they might be watching
01:07:22.200 like so it's just a really non-offensive way because this is an information war
01:07:27.080 yep and we're not losing soldiers it's not like shadow you're going to get some emails saying you
01:07:33.780 know i've been watching your show but i actually decided the vaccine is safe and effective and
01:07:38.580 i've gone out and gotten it and you know i yeah i think this what the government said was that's
01:07:44.600 not going to happen we're not shrinking we're growing yeah like our camp's growing not the
01:07:51.700 other way around but we need to accelerate that because we are responsible we're not taking action
01:07:58.480 you are not taking action to get people waking up and when i'm not asking you to have fights with
01:08:05.400 them at quite the opposite like just questioning but things like this flyer thing like why don't
01:08:10.700 you print out a thousand and make a week of it because you know 156 that's going to take you two
01:08:14.960 or three hours to drop off well why don't you drop off two thousand over two weeks like and again you
01:08:21.140 can skip your neighborhood let somebody else do your neighborhood but like why not because you'll
01:08:27.760 actually save lives if you do that and you'll actually contribute to making a difference and
01:08:32.860 why don't you just think of your own ways to wake people up like i'm talking about a national
01:08:38.920 citizens inquiry initiative because i'm just shocked at how effective it is like and if you
01:08:45.500 haven't watched yourself just start pick three witnesses and you'll see exactly what i'm talking
01:08:50.140 about let me ask you sean uh as a lawyer and this is something that's come up this is a little bit
01:08:55.160 off the beaten track here. Mandate versus law. During all of the COVID response, people, some
01:09:02.940 people were saying, well, it's just a mandate. You don't have to follow it. It's unenforceable.
01:09:08.080 What is the difference? Well, a mandate is really just a policy. I mean, if something isn't passed
01:09:14.840 either a statute or a regulation, or unless there's one that says you can make an order,
01:09:19.060 it's not it's not enforceable but i mean it's funny like here you know i'm in edmonton
01:09:27.540 well the city bylaw you know requiring masking and you know requiring social distancing
01:09:36.400 it didn't require a single business to enforce it so you couldn't be charged for not enforcing
01:09:45.100 it as a business owner or as a church you weren't breaking the law as a business owner or church or
01:09:53.600 other organization if you didn't enforce masking and if you didn't enforce social distancing but
01:10:00.100 most did was really societal pressures right now can i talk about that meme about identity papers
01:10:08.660 because i just i think it's important that people understand what they've done subconsciously
01:10:14.600 Yes, yes, please. This is actually what he's what Sean is about to get into is is a very fascinating topic.
01:10:22.680 So let's pay attention. This is very good.
01:10:26.100 And, you know, I brought this up a couple of times at the National Citizens Inquiry because God wanted me to share it.
01:10:34.400 So. And I'll just use the Alberta example.
01:10:38.500 So I experienced COVID in Alberta, and I think all the provinces were the same.
01:10:45.820 But I first need to explain what, you know, that we were free before.
01:10:51.620 So pre-COVID, if you wanted to go to your kid's hockey game, or you wanted to go to a restaurant,
01:11:00.000 the only things that went through your mind was, do I want to do this?
01:11:04.420 Like, for whatever reason.
01:11:05.540 So, like, am I craving Thai food tonight?
01:11:10.580 Do I want to go to a restaurant because I don't feel like cooking?
01:11:14.040 Like, it was, those were the thoughts in your head.
01:11:19.060 It was really just, what did you want to do?
01:11:22.200 Do I want to go to my kid's hockey game tonight?
01:11:24.880 I mean, he's had three games this week.
01:11:27.740 And, you know, I got to do this.
01:11:30.580 Like, it was just, do I want to do it?
01:11:33.900 That's freedom.
01:11:35.540 When you get to choose whether or not you want to do something just based on personal reasons, that's freedom.
01:11:44.060 You are free to go to a restaurant because you are just deciding whether you want it to or not.
01:11:50.080 Now, in Alberta, the government made it so that you had to have a passport, a vaccine passport, basically identity papers.
01:12:01.520 if you were going to go to your kid's hockey game
01:12:04.760 or if you were going to go to a restaurant.
01:12:09.240 So literally, you would have to show your identity papers at the door
01:12:12.700 and the dutiful employee would look at your papers and scan it
01:12:19.380 and then you would be granted permission. 0.84
01:12:24.160 Now, at the height of this, when the vaccinated people
01:12:28.820 were getting really angry at the unvaccinated,
01:12:31.200 And we'd be hearing things like, you know, they should be put in camps. 0.99
01:12:34.640 They should be denied medical treatment.
01:12:36.860 We would be hearing this in the mainstream media.
01:12:39.500 The hatred was so divisive.
01:12:41.700 What I was seeing on social media were vaccinated people actually gloating that they were able to go to a restaurant and the unvaccinated weren't.
01:12:52.140 Or they were able to go to a hockey game and the unvaccinated weren't.
01:12:54.840 And they didn't realize, actually, that they were participating in a police state ritual that was harming them. 0.60
01:13:04.440 And the joke was on them.
01:13:09.000 They had to show their identity papers to be granted a privilege from the state.
01:13:16.300 So you understand when it's a right, you just decide whether you want to do something.
01:13:20.480 That's when you know you have a right.
01:13:22.000 but what had happened is is that right was taken away and the state was granting the privilege of
01:13:29.920 going to a restaurant and when you have to show your identity papers you're participating in a
01:13:36.040 police state ritual the police state doesn't care that you're going to a restaurant they don't need
01:13:40.840 to know that contact tracing are like really are you kidding me they could care less but they want
01:13:47.480 you to participate in the police state ritual because it conditions you subconsciously every
01:13:53.380 time you have to show your identity papers to be granted a privilege you are reinforcing in
01:14:00.440 your mind subconsciously that you are not free to undertake in that activity but the state your
01:14:08.960 master is granting you a privilege if you are participating in this ritual to get the privilege
01:14:15.520 and that's why police states have roadblocks do you think in nazi germany or stalinist russia
01:14:21.460 when they set up roadblocks in major intersections in cities that they really cared if you went from
01:14:28.000 one district to another and they didn't even have computer systems to you know track when you got
01:14:34.140 back or anything like that but do you really think they cared no no no because they knew if they
01:14:40.040 wanted to talk to you they knew where you slept at night they knew where you're going to be eating
01:14:46.260 supper they had your address they didn't need to check your identity papers and they didn't
01:14:54.080 they you know sure they would terrorize somebody who didn't but that was so that you'd participate
01:14:59.520 in the ritual because then every time you went through that checkpoint you are reinforcing it's
01:15:04.960 being reinforced subconsciously in your mind that you are a servant and the state is your master
01:15:11.860 and the state is granting the privilege. And that is so dangerous. And our children watched you do
01:15:19.200 this. Our children watched you where they used to watch you go to a restaurant just because you
01:15:28.540 wanted to just because they were bugging you to go to mcdonald's but now they watched you
01:15:35.660 participate in this police state ritual they watched the state granting you a privilege
01:15:43.900 you no longer had a right your children watched you cower in fear in your home
01:15:51.120 your children watched you for the very first time in their lives being afraid of your government
01:15:57.420 Let me say that again. Your children watched you for the very first time in their lives, you being afraid of the government. And how do we overcome that? I'll tell you how we overcome that, because that's a debt we owe them.
01:16:16.400 we overcome that by demonstrating to them that we are no longer afraid of our government
01:16:22.120 regardless of the cost that we are no longer going to put up with the government granting
01:16:28.200 us privilege but we're going to assert rights by watching us actually participate in our
01:16:34.820 institutions because participating working for our institutions is the only way to get them
01:16:40.260 working for us that's how we undo this wrong but we have wronged our children
01:16:45.520 we have wronged ourselves we have wronged our children and um we need to get it back you're
01:16:54.500 absolutely correct cowering in fear is not the way to go the the convoy in ottawa i'm going to
01:17:02.140 say 100 000 people attended that over the course of three weeks do you think and i'm not suggesting
01:17:08.900 that we do anything like this at present. Why not? Well, because the time is not here yet. I do
01:17:17.220 believe the time is coming soon where we assemble. We do this again, but we bring back many, many,
01:17:25.660 many more people and we're peaceful just like we were before. So, you know, something else your
01:17:32.140 viewers can do. Why is it that what are there four people from the coots protests that are still in
01:17:38.400 jail in 2023 i don't think they even have court trials until next year yeah 500 days and counting
01:17:47.640 how can they still be in jail and how is it that we're not putting pressure on the government
01:17:52.580 to do everything you know i've had people out on bail on first degree murder
01:17:58.180 because the case law says i mean unless it's clear that people we're not even worried about
01:18:05.020 them breaching bail conditions if you really get deep dig deep into the case law but like i mean
01:18:10.220 unless they're going to get totally out of hand and do something you know severely violent again
01:18:14.620 we put them on bail and they should be on bail and the reality is is you know it it works almost
01:18:21.640 every single time like yeah they might miss a bail hearing appointment or something like that
01:18:27.060 but who cares they're not they're not murdering people are doing bad things and here we have
01:18:31.880 people at coots that didn't hurt anyone you tell me who was hurt and they're in jail and they're
01:18:39.220 not out on dale and we're okay with this and we're not hunger striking in front of the legislature
01:18:46.100 we're not writing letters we're not making calls we're not you know shaming the police and the
01:18:51.720 prosecutors like how are we talking and we're not funding their defense we're trying we're trying
01:18:58.740 to gather as much as we can but it's it's difficult because the government has made it difficult for
01:19:04.100 us to feed ourselves with the inflation and and everything else that's going on i mean this whole
01:19:09.540 thing in my opinion is is one big plot um but that it's all been very well coordinated it seems
01:19:16.580 anyway you know you know my favorite one that's likely coming up is um so they've developed the 0.57
01:19:23.140 mRNA vaccine for cattle and I think Australia is now made a mandatory and I think you know 0.85
01:19:29.960 Canada's positioning itself for a fake foot and mouth disease and you know we likely could see 0.72
01:19:38.060 mandatory vaccination of all of our cattle in in Canada and you watch it'll be North America
01:19:44.100 and what why would we do that like is that to sterilize them so that we lose our meat supply
01:19:51.580 is it it can't be to kill them quickly or or you know ranchers would refuse i don't know what it
01:19:58.140 is it's not for safety but it's for something and we know they want to take away our meat supply
01:20:03.680 they we know they want to take away cattle sterilization makes sense yeah so um you know
01:20:10.420 so i'm wondering if they're going to pull the same trick they pulled on humans but this is to
01:20:13.980 sterilize yeah it's very interesting and and that is going to be coming up in all of these other
01:20:21.120 things and as you point out john the only way to get this to stop is with us it's with us
01:20:29.940 right and and it starts at home have the conversations go to the nci website look at
01:20:36.720 the flyer download it deliver some um and ask questions of people what do you see going on
01:20:46.840 around you right now when you criticize a man who claims he is a woman or criticize the idea i'm
01:20:55.860 sorry not not the person but the idea that a woman can change into a man and a man can change
01:21:01.140 into a woman and you get canceled censored called bigot um and a white supremacist somehow i'm i'm
01:21:08.900 sure that's what they use i don't know how it correlates but when when all of this is going on
01:21:14.620 in the world right now right now how can they sit back and go yeah everything's normal just give me
01:21:20.480 a beer and the hockey game and it'll be all good there is no way no and and you know that's another
01:21:26.600 example i mean it's interesting i i went to my very first take back or uh yeah take back alberta
01:21:32.980 meeting last week and um you know they were talking about how you know they need to equip
01:21:39.340 people in every you know school district to actually run to become the school trustees
01:21:45.580 because it's the school trustees that actually have control over the curriculum and what will
01:21:52.940 and will not be allowed in the schools in the school districts but it's another example we
01:21:58.020 haven't been participating and it's a small group of parents that can assemble and get together
01:22:03.620 and take back control of their school board and stop, you know,
01:22:10.840 any activity that is clearly harmful to kids.
01:22:15.040 I mean, why are we talking about sex and genders at all to little kids
01:22:20.760 that haven't even entered puberty?
01:22:24.540 Things are so off the rails, and some of the materials we've seen
01:22:28.860 in some schools is truly unbelievable.
01:22:34.820 It's pornographic, which is actually against the criminal code.
01:22:39.360 What we've seen here in Winnipeg is one school trustee suspended
01:22:43.640 for posting on Facebook about all of this radical gender ideology 0.99
01:22:51.560 while they thought she was... 1.00
01:22:53.260 But suspended by who? The other board members.
01:22:55.300 Yeah, yeah, that's right.
01:22:56.500 So if you have the majority of the board, you're suspending the ones that support this.
01:23:00.960 Yeah.
01:23:01.800 And it's not a lot of votes.
01:23:05.980 No, that's the thing.
01:23:07.200 And so we need to become more aggressive in that area.
01:23:10.120 I absolutely agree.
01:23:11.340 The problem is getting people activated.
01:23:14.780 You know, as you point out, I mean, we can sit here and...
01:23:17.220 So let me, so you're in Manitoba.
01:23:18.960 So, I mean, Take Back Alberta was started by one gentleman who just had this idea of
01:23:24.740 actually let's get people involved in party politics in this case the UPC because they were
01:23:31.900 unhappy with the premier they had 500 people and they pushed premier kenny out and premier daniel
01:23:39.860 smith in with an expectation that she would do certain things and in the UPC party the policy
01:23:49.520 board half is elected one year and half is elected either the next year or the following year
01:23:54.480 well that half came up for election and with 500 people they took every seat so now they have half
01:24:01.060 of the policy board of the political party that forms the government and up 500 people
01:24:07.120 now you don't so but the people in manitoba somebody's got to get the idea
01:24:15.220 let's start an organization that will help people locally in each school district and
01:24:22.400 each municipality form groups. It's not hard to do with the idea of having members run for those
01:24:31.960 positions and supported by voting blocks in the local regions. And it's not complicated. It's not
01:24:40.140 hard. And so people in every province, Manitoba included, need to start this. I mean, I'm going
01:24:46.660 to be starting this on the federal and all 338 ridings to you know deal with our us losing our
01:24:54.680 natural health products so we need to get parliament to heal on that and then also to
01:24:59.120 get us out of this world health organization treaty that isn't a treaty and so we're going
01:25:04.780 to be forming community organizations in each of the 338 ridings to get people to join all three
01:25:12.060 political parties so that they control the nomination process and they get on the policy
01:25:16.840 boards. We actually have to, as citizens, take control of our political parties. I mean, we
01:25:22.840 complain, oh, our MPs aren't responsive. Yeah, they're responsive to the party whip
01:25:26.480 in Parliament or in the legislature. Well, we need to take control of the party whip then,
01:25:31.800 don't we? We absolutely do. To do that, we take control of the party.
01:25:35.380 I just want to touch on this briefly because people have been talking about it and we're
01:25:39.720 not going to have time to cover it all tonight but i do want to bring sean back on the show in
01:25:44.340 in a couple or three weeks i know that you and theresa are going to be going out doing some
01:25:47.760 camping and um and so we can bring you back and have a another episode on this buckley and company
01:25:53.740 law firm protecting manufacturers and advancing canadians access to natural natural health
01:25:58.180 products sean exactly what is going on with health canada what are they trying to do for
01:26:04.860 the people that don't know? Yeah. So first of all, I mean, I wouldn't drive people to my
01:26:09.240 law firm because my law firm really doesn't exist anymore. I volunteered for a full year at the
01:26:14.900 National Citizens Inquiry. So I even had to close my office in August. It's costing me more. I'm
01:26:22.080 doing the odd bit of consulting, but you can't be that long away from your law firm and expect it
01:26:29.780 to be there so but there is a non-profit that i'm i'm working with called the natural health
01:26:35.240 product protection association their website website that's appropriate too because we're
01:26:41.380 trying to stir things up but the website is www.nhppa.org and subscribe go to our contact
01:26:50.660 page give us your email address because we're coming out with campaigns right now we have one
01:26:55.760 to get your MP's attention.
01:26:57.740 We want you visiting your MP.
01:26:59.920 We want you writing letters.
01:27:01.260 We want you phoning.
01:27:02.220 We also want you to do the same,
01:27:04.220 write letters to the prime minister
01:27:05.520 and minister of health.
01:27:06.740 But we make it easy for you.
01:27:08.300 So if you're going to meet with your MP,
01:27:09.600 we have instructions.
01:27:10.720 Here's what you do.
01:27:12.200 And we have materials to educate you
01:27:15.000 on this natural product issue.
01:27:17.720 So we've got like a 35 page discussion paper.
01:27:21.040 It's a little technical at times
01:27:22.920 because it's written for the industry,
01:27:24.460 but a consumer you're going to know exactly what's going on at the end of that and there's
01:27:29.740 also like a two-pager that's just you know in really simple terms what's going on i mean start
01:27:34.420 with that um so yeah i'll be coming back to your show to to explain to you how we really are the
01:27:41.480 we're we're going to lose our natural health products and we're going to lose our practitioners
01:27:45.300 like our naturopathic doctors and homeopathic doctors and nutritionists and the like so what
01:27:51.640 What reasons has the government had for wanting to impose these new restrictions and regulations?
01:27:59.160 It's for our health and safety, I'm sure.
01:28:01.840 Like you've shown my last firm page.
01:28:04.220 Like, I mean, I'm an expert in this.
01:28:05.880 I've been called as an expert in the Standing Committee of Health a couple of times on it and in the Senate as a constitutional expert.
01:28:13.160 and i've probably defended more natural product companies charged by health canada than all other
01:28:20.800 lawyers in canada combined so i mean i i know this stuff now what happened is is not long ago
01:28:29.140 we were deregulated like the united states is deregulated so in the united states our natural
01:28:35.120 health products by law are classed as foods they're not classed as drugs and in the united
01:28:40.240 states are natural health products they're actually deemed by law to be safe so there's
01:28:47.140 actually a citizen rebellion in the 90s because their fda was trying to treat them like chemical
01:28:53.520 drugs and the consumer rebellion was so fierce and so large that congress actually looked at it
01:29:00.360 it's like well no let's have a hard look at how should we deal with natural health products and
01:29:05.520 and they they decided and passed a law on this no they're they're foods let's not treat them as
01:29:11.460 drugs that'd be inappropriate and they they had expert advice and it was like these products are
01:29:16.900 so safe let's let's deem them by law to be safe and and pass a law that says if the fda if the
01:29:25.860 government wants to take one off the market they actually have to have evidence that the product
01:29:30.860 is risky and this actually made perfect sense did you know that you are 14 times more likely
01:29:38.180 to be struck by lightning than harmed by natural products nope and well it's true
01:29:44.600 so and none of us would give a single freedom up to be protected by lightning i mean we understand
01:29:52.340 it's a risk but it's not a large enough risk for us to be really concerned about and yet it's even
01:29:57.520 unfair for me to compare the risk because 14 times more likely is really a significant increase
01:30:04.660 so but in Canada we did the opposite of the United States we had a citizen rebellion in the
01:30:10.760 in the 90s like the United States was ours was a little early later theirs was early 90s ours was
01:30:17.380 late 90s we got the government's attention the minister of health Ellen Rock actually publicly
01:30:23.640 had a press conference and said, Canadians don't want us regulating these like drugs. We're going
01:30:29.400 to ask the Standing Committee on Health in Parliament to look into how we should deal
01:30:34.060 with natural health products. The Standing Committee of Health held the broadest consultations
01:30:38.420 in Canadian history, and they were clear. These products aren't dangerous. You cannot regulate
01:30:44.700 them like drugs, and Canadians want increased access. The report's still up on the Parliament
01:30:49.920 site anyone can read it so what do we do we do the opposite of what canadians want and we do the
01:30:57.200 opposite of what the the u.s government did u.s government classes them as foods we class them
01:31:03.600 as drugs since 2004 so it's kind of this we went kind of halfway into the drug model so we treat
01:31:09.860 them as drugs by law they're deemed to be unsafe they have to be proven to be safe and health
01:31:15.020 Canada doesn't you you have to get their permission to have them on the market let's not even talk
01:31:19.920 about them having to have proof of harm before they can be removed Health Canada can just say
01:31:25.540 no you can't sell it like we because we're in a drug model we have to get their approval
01:31:30.280 which is just crazy so in the United States they're widely available
01:31:34.880 and in Canada they're already restricted this the regulations this halfway regulations came
01:31:44.060 into force in 2004. It took us about 10 years to become in compliance. So for most of your life,
01:31:51.040 and until very recently, they were unregulated, like in the United States. This is all very
01:31:56.040 recent. But now that we're halfway into the chemical drug model, Health Canada is saying,
01:32:01.200 well, we're bringing in this self-care framework, and we're going to fully move them into chemical
01:32:06.000 drug models. So the regulations are identical, and we can't do it. We're going to lose them.
01:32:11.200 so and they're making it clear the you know this licensing scheme which is only for over
01:32:19.360 the counter products that's the one we're going to fit into we're not granting any licenses for
01:32:25.240 any health condition for which you would seek the advice of a health care practitioner well
01:32:30.960 that's most of our products and what are our health care practitioners going to use
01:32:36.940 if they can't get licensed because you can't sell a product that's unlicensed and health canada just
01:32:43.260 snuck into the budget bill the fine used to be five thousand dollars if you were in the natural
01:32:49.460 health community and you're you're violating oh selling a product without a license or
01:32:53.820 or advertising truthful health information you are facing a five thousand dollar fine
01:32:58.220 well it was just increased in the federal budget to five million dollars for every day you're in
01:33:04.800 violation and no company can withstand that and no practitioner can withstand that so as we're
01:33:11.740 phasing into these chemical drug regulations they brought in just fines that no one can withstand
01:33:16.820 so that they can just crush anyone who dares to resist so again their motivation for this
01:33:26.000 because they as you mentioned they snuck it into the was it the budget omnibus yeah yeah the c47
01:33:32.340 bill c47 the budget it was sections 500 to 504 so like buried way way in the end it has nothing
01:33:39.220 to do with the federal budget and it was a total political trick because that those that exceed the
01:33:46.020 same fines and other powers in that act the harper government tried to introduce in 2008 the bill was
01:33:54.740 called bill c51 and the natural health product community just exploded and said no and so health
01:34:02.500 canada backed down well the exact same powers and penalties like letter for letter they just
01:34:07.580 snuck into the federal budget so there was there was a transition so they brought them in for in
01:34:15.400 2014 for the chemical drugs but not natural health products and so we didn't resist that i don't care
01:34:20.760 Pfizer subject to those fines they should be so what they did was is they is they snuck into the
01:34:27.100 federal budget they changed the definition of therapeutic product to make them apply to natural
01:34:32.220 products knowing that that the last time they tried that citizens went ballistic but no one
01:34:39.120 knew it was happening it was it was hidden in the federal budget bill so again what is their
01:34:44.700 motivation for wanting to push this down our throats? I mean, I haven't heard any federal
01:34:51.140 government representative or minister talk about the rationale behind this. Well, the interesting
01:34:57.120 thing is, is I think most MPs are unaware that this stuff was coming down the pipe. So Health
01:35:02.280 Canada published in 2017, this self-care framework that this is all a part of and set out the
01:35:08.460 different steps. I mean, I've just mentioned a few of them to you, which will bring us into a
01:35:14.120 chemical drug, full chemical drug model. I mean, so this has been planned since 2017. And they would
01:35:20.400 even publish a timetable, they no longer publish an accurate timetable. COVID set us back a few
01:35:25.920 years, but now it's being fully implemented. So I don't know the rationale, Shadow, I just know
01:35:32.480 that for my 30 year career, it's been clear to me by looking at Health Canada's actions, not their
01:35:38.200 words that they've wanted full harmonization with chemical drugs knowing that that will get rid of
01:35:44.900 most products so they they want to use the law to get rid of most of these products but their
01:35:51.120 motivation I can't say because I don't know I'm suspicious because a large part of their budget
01:35:58.920 comes from fees they charge chemical drug companies and so you know there's a lot of
01:36:04.600 money at stake if there's competition with the chemical drugs but yeah i mean i'm just suspicious
01:36:10.460 i don't know the motivation um i do know a big new moderna plant being built in ontario right now
01:36:17.660 for mnra vaccines right yeah and maybe some other things i could be for many things actually well
01:36:25.700 they're they're clearly moving well i mean there there's no question they're moving us into a brave
01:36:30.780 new world where our only options to treat ourselves when we're sick is chemical drugs
01:36:38.160 so that that's their goal um and you know it could be as simple as corporatism where
01:36:46.220 basically they're bureaucratic capture by big companies i don't know we're just speculating
01:36:51.200 right yeah all i know is this has nothing to do with health or good health outcomes in fact it
01:36:56.020 will lead to death and suffering and on your next show i'll give you some examples where
01:37:00.540 um like it was life and death whether people could access some natural health products
01:37:06.160 all right sean i want to thank you so much for your time tonight and coming on with us we're
01:37:10.760 going to schedule you uh for maybe second or third week of august when you guys have had a
01:37:15.500 chance for some downtime some unwind and a little bit of fun and we can go more into detail on all
01:37:21.820 this because I and many of the viewers believe this is an incredibly important thing but I do
01:37:26.720 also believe that we can defeat it by having an uprising like happened in the 90s so thank you
01:37:32.140 again well thanks for having me on Shadow it's really important what you do so I'm just so you
01:37:38.480 know I'm really thankful for the efforts that you do I don't know that your audience appreciates
01:37:43.200 just how much work it is to do what you do and it's an example of you taking personal responsibility
01:37:49.880 to try and change things.
01:37:51.360 So thank you.
01:37:52.480 Thank you, Sean.
01:37:53.400 We'll talk again very soon.
01:37:55.200 Okay.
01:37:56.060 Okay.
01:37:56.520 There is Sean Buckley.
01:37:57.880 He was the, and still is actually,
01:37:59.940 the lead attorney
01:38:01.320 with the National Citizens Inquiry.
01:38:04.980 And I would advise everybody
01:38:07.080 to go to their website
01:38:08.540 and check out at least three of the testimonies.
01:38:12.440 You don't have to watch them all.
01:38:13.660 And I know that many of you already have done this.
01:38:15.980 And that's cool.
01:38:16.940 But this is a great way to introduce the people who are just now waking up from their very long slumber into this brave new world.
01:38:26.300 And so they can see fully for themselves exactly what has happened.
01:38:30.380 I also appreciate Sean's wisdom tonight in suggesting, and he's absolutely right, and I am guilty of this myself,
01:38:39.200 lashing out at the other side, the name calling the vitriol and whatnot.
01:38:45.520 And yes, it wasn't a fair fight.
01:38:49.020 They had every advantage.
01:38:51.120 They had government.
01:38:52.360 They had corporation.
01:38:53.740 They were throwing at us night and day, left and right, on billboards and television and online and newspapers and anywhere you would look.
01:39:02.140 Go get the vaccine or vaccine lotteries.
01:39:04.440 I mean, all that stuff was being thrown at us.
01:39:08.420 And they were angry at us for not doing it.
01:39:10.700 And we were angry at them for trying to make us do it.
01:39:15.520 As Sean rightly pointed out tonight, if you've been vaccinated, then why would you care?
01:39:20.860 Doesn't make sense because it was part of a it was part of a mass. 0.94
01:39:26.060 Psy op. 0.90
01:39:28.340 And we all know that now it's all. 0.99
01:39:31.300 Evident.
01:39:32.940 Anyway.
01:39:34.800 That's it for the show tonight, brought to you by Tacit Investigations and Security and by Canada Nano Silver Dot C.
01:39:41.820 health products baby
01:39:43.880 canadananosilver.ca
01:39:46.620 and I know many of you guys are concerned about
01:39:48.700 losing your ability to purchase
01:39:51.000 these products
01:39:52.540 and maybe losing your ability
01:39:54.620 to see a natural
01:39:56.720 therapist
01:39:57.980 and they won't
01:40:00.600 be able to use the products they use on you
01:40:02.660 right now they're trying to turn
01:40:04.700 us into a
01:40:05.560 pharmacological nation 0.82
01:40:07.580 everything will be done with
01:40:10.320 drugs
01:40:11.480 chemical drugs and we can't let that happen so sean will be back you guys have a fantastic night
01:40:19.680 tomorrow night on the show a muslim leader from alberta we're going to call mac for now
01:40:25.860 and he's got some fascinating stories to tell about his experiences with people government
01:40:32.540 and more tomorrow night at eight o'clock central on another shadow at night live stream until then
01:40:38.800 Have a great rest of your night, a great day tomorrow.
01:40:41.380 I love you all, and I will talk to you soon.
01:40:44.100 Bye for now.