00:03:41.380I'm understanding we're already having some audio and video problems.
00:03:45.340Hopefully it'll clear up. We've got a bit of a thunderstorm watch going on in southern Manitoba right now.
00:03:52.000Severe thunderstorm watch has been issued, so this could be mucking with us over the next hour.
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00:10:58.780it is tacit investigations and security okay my friends i uh i was alerted to this earlier today
00:11:06.620by my buddy marty gold of the great canadian podcast and the j.ca marty is an investigative
00:11:13.420reporter based in winnipeg and he does a hell of a job i wish he had more supporters and more
00:11:19.100followers because this guy uncovers all kinds of crap mostly to do with the city of winnipeg that
00:11:24.460It happens at Silly Hall, as he calls it noted, notably not city, but Silly Hall.
00:11:30.500So anyway, Marty sent me an email today, which was the text of an article that was published in the Winnipeg Free Press and the Winnipeg Free Press, by the way, was on the vanguard of news publications across the country who were demanding money from the federal government so they could stay alive.
00:11:51.360The Winnipeg Free Press was probably the first one to form this coalition of media organizations to go and ask for money.
00:11:59.380And, of course, now they are funded by, at least in part, by the federal government.
00:12:06.020I'm not exactly sure how much they get each year, but it is a substantial amount of money.
00:12:11.320So this was published in the Winnipeg Free Press today.
00:12:15.280But before I do that, I would like to introduce you to Francine Champagne.
00:12:22.780Francine Champagne is a Winnipeg school trustee, and here is her profile from the Louis Riel District School Board, which is where she's an elected trustee.
00:12:36.640Born and raised in St. Boniface, which is a part of town in Winnipeg, in case you're not familiar,
00:12:42.100Francine is thrilled to assume the position of trustee in Ward 1 of the Louis Riel School Division
00:12:46.840as a mother of a university student who's been through homeschooling and public school.
00:12:51.900She is confident she'll bring knowledge and wisdom to the table.
00:12:56.560Francine has been running her own professional translating services for the past 21 years
00:13:01.200and is a French teacher at the University de St. Boniface.
00:13:04.780She is a longtime member of the St. Boniface Chamber of Commerce and has volunteered with Festival de Voyageur, amongst other organizations.
00:13:12.200She is committed to upholding integrity, respect, compassion, and positive change.
00:13:17.420She believes the voices of parents and students alike should be heard to create an effective learning environment.
00:13:23.800In her spare time, Francine enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling, attending cultural events, and staying up to date with current events.
00:13:31.040I believe I can offer a fresh perspective on many ongoing topics within the system, she said.
00:13:36.980Being fully bilingual, I will give a voice to parents who want greater linguistic opportunities for their children.
00:13:42.260I look forward to working with my fellow trustees as we strive to ensure a bright future for all students.
00:27:13.920We don't let them off the hook that easily.
00:27:16.140Anyway, the story goes, the goal is to know everything about everybody, what you eat and drink, where you go, what you buy, who you meet, what you think, how you feel, your opinions, your habits, your health and vaccination status, and so on.
00:27:28.960And by the way, this has been confirmed by several tall thinkers through the World Economic Forum.
00:27:36.180I'm sure you've seen those videos and from people inside the World Health Organization.
00:27:41.400every little detail the justification for this all-encompassing surveillance is that it's
00:27:48.440supposed to or supposedly essential be essential to save the planet from climate change they also
00:27:54.300guarantee it will make your life more connected safer healthier every aspect of life in a smart
00:28:00.860city will be monitored by a wide variety of data harvesting technology smart lights smart poles
00:28:08.120smart cars smart neighborhoods smart homes smart appliances smart energy smart transportation
00:28:13.300many other smarts together they will form an omnipresent surveillance grid continually
00:28:19.480collecting all information about every little detail of the life of the people now have you
00:28:24.620been to the bank lately a friend of mine was telling me this the other day a rather rich friend
00:28:28.280and he was saying i went to the bank to take out ten thousand dollars i've got a big event coming
00:28:33.780up, I wanted some cash in my pocket. So I wanted $10,000. And the woman behind the counter said,
00:28:39.320well, what's it for? He said, well, that's none of your business. Well, I need to know what it's
00:28:42.200for. I'm sorry. That's none of your business. This is my money and I want it. A manager comes
00:28:46.000out of his office and says, what seems to be the problem, sir? I'm trying to withdraw $10,000 from
00:28:51.540one of my substantial accounts here with you. And this woman's giving me trouble, wants to know what
00:28:55.360it's for. None of your business, none of her business. Well, we need to ask, sir, just for
00:28:59.280regulations you already know who i am you have verified my identity i am who i am he went on
00:29:07.340and on and on finally getting so upset that he started yelling and screaming at these bank
00:29:12.260employees and they said you'll have to come back tomorrow we can't get you that kind of money right
00:29:19.500now you can't get me my money right now the people in line behind him of which there were many he
00:29:25.660claim applauded that's your money you should be able to get it my friends that is what they're
00:29:35.800doing that is only one example of course but that is what they're doing they're trying to control
00:29:40.180you it's that simple these external smart devices are being synchronized with devices that are
00:29:48.820directly connected to the human body like smart watches on our wrists or smartphones in our hands
00:29:53.860Now we've also got the chipping. I have covered that on this show many, many times. People in Europe are chipped. Switzerland is a country that's doing a lot of chipping and so is Sweden. These devices are able to gather information about what's happening inside our body and even have the ability to alter functions of the human body. In the near future, they will be implanted inside the human body to collect even more data and have a lot more influence on what happens inside of us.
00:30:20.520And once again, if you think this is a conspiracy theory, just go look it up for yourself.
00:58:36.580You guys are the representatives of this show and this cause.
00:58:41.880So please get this out there to as many people as we possibly can.
00:58:45.820Thank you for taking ownership of this product.
00:58:49.000I really appreciate you guys and the support you show me and the entire community of people who watch every single night live at eight o'clock central.
00:58:58.180And if you can't make it, I get a kick out of the people who apologize.
01:02:12.960And then when when Bill de Blasio, mayor of New York, was there, did the same thing.
01:02:16.560But they also tell BlackRock, State Street, if they're going to manage their money, they have to commit to things like ESG, diversity, equity, inclusion, and adopt firm wide commitments that they therefore then force onto all the major companies in corporate America.
01:02:29.040So the governor of California, Gavin Newsom, says to BlackRock, we're not going to send you our hundred billion dollar state pension if you're going to invest in ExxonMobil.
01:02:42.140well, we're only going to send it to you guys if you guys are going to invest it in woke
01:02:45.940companies. And then that's what these places do. They invest it in these woke companies.
01:02:51.400They make them woker. And then everybody gets paid. You left Anheuser-Busch because of some
01:02:57.640of these shenanigans. What happened there? Oh, I left Anheuser-Busch, not necessarily because
01:03:04.220of Anheuser-Busch, but a lot of other companies. I was living in Atlanta, for example, during the
01:03:08.5602021 time period, and you had the citizens of Georgia. They voted for representatives to make
01:03:13.380sure we could have election integrity laws. You have to have an ID to vote. And for that ID to
01:03:17.520vote, this seemed like it was pretty logical law. I was kind of surprised when Georgia didn't have
01:03:20.700it. But what was crazy to me was that after the fact, BlackRock came out and they said,
01:03:25.300we're against this law. We think this is bad for democracy. This is bad for society.
01:03:28.720And they basically then had companies like Coca-Cola, like Delta, and heck, even Major
01:03:32.920League Baseball. They canceled an all-star game over this. And when I was seeing this,
01:03:36.580This was bad for capital markets because instead of these companies just delivering soft drinks or, heck, doing Major League Baseball, they're getting involved in these political issues.
01:03:44.420That's bad for these companies because they're alienating a lot of their customers, as we're seeing right now with firms like Anheuser-Busch.
01:03:50.120But frankly, it's bad for democracy as well.
01:03:52.640Citizens should be able to decide these things through free and fair elections, not necessarily with a small group of asset managers and CEOs that are telling individuals how to live their lives.
01:04:01.080Yeah, I remember when the left used to hate Wall Street, and now they love Wall Street.
01:04:04.880as wall streets woke just like they are thank you so much for joining us and it is true you
01:04:11.640just got to follow the money interesting isn't it now uh people are commenting well i've seen
01:04:15.220this footage uh weeks ago months ago hey that's fine that's great i'm happy for you but this is
01:04:20.920the thing we need more people to see this right now if you have seen this and you know that this
01:04:30.680is going on, then it's your responsibility to share this with as many people as you possibly
01:04:36.820can. As I said earlier, while I was reading that article from Stop World Control, we got to wake
01:04:44.500people up. It's coming, what they're doing. And they need to be stopped before they can't be
01:04:52.520stopped. So it's up to us to do that. All of us, right? Not just people who have shows on, on
01:05:02.020social media. It's up to all of us. And that means making posts. That means speaking to people
01:05:09.520face to face. I know that there are a lot of people who don't want to have those uncomfortable
01:05:17.540conversations. It's time to shake out of that now. I may be speaking with a little bit more
01:05:27.720urgency in my voice tonight than you've heard me speak with in a while. It's not because I know
01:05:34.440something is just around the corner. That's not it. I think what it has to do with right now is
01:05:40.640all of this Marxism, this neo-Marxism that is surrounding us right now with this whole month
01:05:47.420and it's probably going to get worse and friends this is what it's designed to do
01:05:53.860it is designed to make us uncomfortable
01:05:58.360it is designed to make us feel helpless when we see videos of police protecting
01:06:05.220these people with horses and guns and arresting people who are quoting scripture in the street
01:06:12.700that's designed to make you feel hopeless but it's not hopeless it's not because the more we
01:06:23.660expose last night with carrie simpson and if you missed the show last night please go back and
01:06:28.020watch what she has to say we exposed last night the entire judicial system of this country has
01:06:34.720been compromised by the wokes it has been compromised through gender diversity now and by
01:06:43.020climate action that was exposed on this show last night if you didn't see it go back and watch it
01:06:50.560look at this this story from true north tnc.news major companies call digital identity a necessary
01:06:56.560evolution towards Agenda 2030. It's out there. It's right in our faces. Just because the left-wing
01:07:07.660corporate media is not covering it doesn't mean it's not true. Several major Canadian corporations
01:07:14.420have co-authored a plan outlining their vision towards the adoption of global digital identity,
01:07:20.540a step which they call a necessary evolution towards digital citizenship that's rooted in the ideals of equality and inclusion.
01:07:32.740The plan also cites the UN Agenda 2030 and the SDG, the Sustainable Development Goals.
01:07:39.100Insurers Desjardins, Boniva, as well as KPMG, TELUS, and Videotron all contributed to the creation of the Digital Identity White Paper,
01:07:48.880which was published with the support of the Digital Identity Laboratory, May 25th.
01:07:54.140Most countries are moving towards digital ID.
01:07:56.800It will be implemented in tandem with governments, businesses, and the public.
01:08:01.080Digital ID is a necessary evolution for society, claims the white paper.
01:08:06.860We must educate people and raise awareness about digital citizenship
01:08:10.300in order to garner broad support for digital ID.
01:08:13.420Only then will we be able to create the best possible conditions
01:08:18.160to achieve this desirable and inevitable evolution
01:08:21.520of the way we enter into relationships
01:08:23.580with public and private organizations.
01:08:26.140The paper promises that digital identity
01:08:28.640will offer access to every service and privilege
01:08:46.040equality and inclusion will be promoted they claim digital id will be part of everyday life
01:08:55.660it'll be easy to use secure and will allow everyone wishing to use it to have control
01:09:01.180over their personal information for example suppose you need to rent a car do it online
01:09:06.580by providing the rental company with your relevant personal information driver's license
01:09:10.440proof of insurance from three different issuers the rental company would be able to verify the
01:09:15.840integrity and authenticity of the information. They can do that now anyway. Several scenarios
01:09:23.200which would require digital identity are highlighted by the companies, including applying
01:09:27.200for a job, opening a bank account, and taking out a mortgage. Taylor must provide several pieces of
01:09:33.220information so the company can create an employee file and pay their salary via direct deposit every
01:09:38.380two weeks. Taylor uses their digital wallet to select only the verifiable credentials required
01:09:44.420by the company, providing a detailed view of the requested information. From the white paper,
01:09:49.720notice how they use a name like Taylor, which is male or female, and they, not he or him,
01:09:55.260in this description. This, my friends, is trouble. The white paper comes shortly after Trudeau gave
01:10:02.360an interview in which he claimed the COVID-19 pandemic showed us what we're capable of in
01:10:07.420achieving Agenda 2030 targets. We're down at halftime, but I remain incredibly optimistic.
01:10:13.260I mean, yes, we had a pandemic and global circumstances that slowed down the progress we would have liked to have made, but it also showed us what we're capable of, Trudeau said.
01:10:24.860The way we've come together to counter the food crisis caused by Russia's illegal invasion, eh, wrong.
01:10:31.760It's caused by you and those like you.
01:10:36.120The way we worked on vaccines and getting them out around the world through the pandemic and supporting people that showed us what we're capable of.
01:10:42.100Kozman Zurdza. Follow him on Twitter, by the way. That is a great, great piece.
01:10:49.220So now that we're on to them and they're sensing that we're on to them, many, many people are
01:10:55.420waking up. I'm not sure if you have sensed that. I know I have. There's a lot of new people coming
01:11:00.740to this show every single day. There's a lot of new people, faces and names that I don't recognize.
01:11:05.820And that's a good thing. Sending me emails, sending me messages on Facebook. I think that's
01:11:10.560fantastic people are starting to rise up here they're starting to what the hell is all this
01:11:18.260so i'm thinking that the leftists the marxists the wokest they're overplaying their hand especially
01:11:24.580with this whole pride thing going on right now people are understanding how connected that is
01:11:29.080with all of the crap that's going on so what are they going to throw at us now aliens
01:11:35.320don't be surprised if this goes mainstream quote unquote military whistleblower claims u.s has ufo
01:11:46.320retrieval program air force veteran david grush claims the government is covering up ufos
01:11:52.840grush claims he's seen evidence of a secret crash retrieval program and he alleges the u.s
01:11:58.200has even retrieved bodies from other species that's from newsnationnow.com here's a couple
01:12:08.440of other extra things i thought i'd throw in tonight holly doan is the co-founder of black
01:12:16.680locks reporter follow her on twitter also follow black locks reporter on twitter this is the best
01:12:24.500journalistic organization in the country and it is all crowdfunded these guys just do the news
01:12:32.640that's it documents have come out from safety canada
01:12:38.240on the very first day of the freedom convoy last year safety canada issued a false bulletin that
01:12:47.640truckers had ransacked federal offices bulletin was disinformation and the department yesterday
01:12:54.860would not account for the source and here it is we've from the government operation center on day
01:13:01.980one of the freedom convoy last year we've received confirmation that protesters have started to enter
01:13:07.160office buildings in the ottawa downtown core and are allegedly causing damage as a result minto
01:13:12.940place is going into weekend lockdown mode all entrance doors locked effective immediately
01:13:17.380in light of the localized activity at 180 Kent Street,
01:13:20.640you should review the security readiness, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
01:16:59.840Excuse me. This acknowledgement comes after literally years of primarily independent journalists and geopolitical commentators pointing out that, yes, indeed, Ukraine's military and paramilitary groups, especially those operating in the east since at least 2014.
01:17:19.200we're talking about the donbass region here have a serious nazi ideology problem this has been
01:17:26.480exhaustively documented again going back years but the report which merely tries to downplay it as a
01:17:33.380thorny issue of ukraine's unique history suggests the real problem for western pr is fundamentally
01:17:39.440that it's being displayed so openly ukrainian troops are being asked to cover those nazi symbols
01:17:46.340please as matt taibbi sarcastically quipped in commenting on the report on twitter can you cover
01:17:54.660up the nazi thing please it's sending out a bad message yes that is a ukrainian soldier
01:18:02.360and again guys if you want to go check that story out in its entirety
01:18:11.940zero hedge.com today is the anniversary of d-day 1944 when they stormed the beaches in normandy
01:18:21.320essentially winning the war for the allies so charlie kirk of turning point usa says from d-day
01:18:30.380to be gay today is the 79th anniversary of the d-day landings in france during world war ii
01:18:38.320were very close to losing our last living links to that historic event. About 77,000 U.S. troops
01:18:44.780participated in D-Day. I believe there was about 10,000 Canadians as well. Around 3,000 of them
01:18:51.000were killed, about one in every 25. Thousands more would die in the days and weeks afterwards.
01:18:57.480Overall, about 420 servicemen died to defeat Japan and Nazi Germany. You've all seen Saving Private
01:19:04.860Ryan. It's a great film, but there's something misleading about it. When Saving Private Ryan
01:19:09.260came out, Tom Hanks was 42 years old. Edward Burns was 30. Tom Sizemore was 37. Vin Diesel
01:19:15.700was 31. Even Matt Damon, the youngest brother of the Ryan family, the man they're trying to rescue,
01:19:20.840was 28. Everybody in that film was old. The average age of a U.S. Army soldier in 1944? 26.
01:19:29.520most of the men who actually landed at dj were teenagers or in their early 20s
01:19:35.680they were substantially younger than i am and that's charlie kirk talking
01:19:39.580those people were brave actually brave people who had to go to a far-off country they knew
01:19:46.940nothing about to risk death or being gruesively maimed in a hellish environment for the sake of
01:19:52.840their country. 79 years have passed since then. So what gets considered brave today? Basically,
01:20:01.100the exact opposite of bravery. Today, we have California State Senator Scott Wiener celebrating
01:20:08.620a drag queen as brave for putting on drag shows, for being brave enough to mock Christianity,
01:20:15.500which elites mock all the time, for being brave enough to put on a dress and dance for children
01:20:20.860with the full backing of the California and federal governments, the media, and every major
01:20:26.320institution in the country, and the knowledge that if anybody pushes back, they are the ones
01:20:32.000who will be doxed and fired from their jobs and humiliated? We're told this is bravery. It's not.
01:20:39.460It's propaganda. What were the D-Day soldiers fighting for? If you ask them, they'd probably
01:20:46.540have said they were fighting for the American way of life, our Constitution, its freedoms.
01:20:51.320They might have said they were fighting for Christian civilization against the forces
01:20:54.800that wanted to annihilate it. Most of those soldiers are fortunate enough not to be around
01:21:00.160anymore. If they were, would they even see the country they fought for in the country of today?
01:21:06.980What's actually left of it? Today's America gives public honors to drag queens who publicly
01:21:13.100humiliate the religion that more than 90% of World War II servicemen believed in.
01:21:18.860Today's America would consider World War II servicemen to be unfathomable bigots for the
01:21:23.700views they held, the laws they supported, or the heroes they admired. How did we get here?
01:21:30.940Well, we have to reflect that a lot of it is the creation of the world we made after World War II.
01:21:36.600Some of it was good. We won so decisively that this country had barely any threats to it other
01:21:43.580than the economically backward Soviet Union. And once they collapsed, we had no serious threats
01:21:48.480at all. So we could backslide morally and culturally without getting immediately punished
01:21:52.960for it. We've been able to fund half a century of reckless spending and economically ruinous
01:21:59.140social engineering because we were so militarily powerful that we could get the entire world to
01:22:04.280buy our debt. It's like that meme on the internet goes. Hard times create strong men. Strong men
01:22:09.840create good times. Good times create weak men. Weak men create hard times. Well, maybe now we
01:22:17.340tweak it. Hard times create D-Day veterans. D-Day veterans create good times. Good times create
01:22:26.160drag queens. Drag queens create hard times. Charlie Kirk, a very young guy, very smart guy.
01:22:33.080If you don't follow him, please go ahead and do so. And here's another guy I don't agree with all the time, but Ben Shapiro does make a lot of good points.
01:22:42.040Listen to him or sorry, watch Ben listening to this clip that Barack Obama made.
01:22:47.600I believe it was in the last year of his presidency. So let's say 2015. Watch this.
01:22:56.260If I could make an arrangement where I had a stand-in, a front man or front woman, and they had an earpiece in, and I was just in my basement in my sweats looking through the stuff, and then I could sort of deliver the lines, but somebody else was doing all the talking and ceremony, I'd be fine with that.