The Shadoe Davis Show - June 08, 2022


Shadoe at Nite Tues. June 7th⧸2022 w⧸ guests Doug Force and Wayne Peters


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1 hour and 15 minutes

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00:00:00.000 22 on the show tonight, Wayne Peters and Doug Forrest, they're going to be talking at the
00:00:05.220 big function, the big town hall building communities function we're having tomorrow night and we're
00:00:09.920 going to have details for you on that in just a couple of minutes.
00:00:13.080 Also, there is a great Justin Trudeau impersonator out there.
00:00:17.040 I'm not sure if you guys have seen the video.
00:00:18.840 I happen to have it and I'm going to play it for you on the show in, I don't know, a
00:00:24.180 couple of minutes, maybe before I bring on Doug and Wayne or maybe at the end of the
00:00:27.900 show to lighten the mood a little bit.
00:00:30.000 because you know i do get into some pretty heavy stuff sometimes hello steve how you doing when are
00:00:35.820 you back in town a couple of weeks we'll have a welcome home party hello sandy from jeru manitoba
00:00:40.880 kev how you doing buddy anna is here uh nova scotian say no i like that account name i guess
00:00:49.080 you're from nova scotia barb how are you from stony mountain ronda from labrador isn't that
00:00:56.300 Newfoundland and Labrador. David from Parkland County, Alberta. Alita from Cumberland, Ontario.
00:01:06.180 Hello, Patsy from Calgary. Hello, Mary from Graysville. Hello, Carmen from Ottawa. Karen
00:01:12.540 from South River, Ontario. Sandra from Parry Sound. Paul's in Toronto. Hello, Paul. How are you?
00:01:19.080 Karina's from Calgary. Debbie, hello. How are you? From Oak Bank. Christine from St. Thomas.
00:01:26.300 yes okay yes but i live in labrador okay gotcha uh steven hello from saskatchewan
00:01:34.600 carrie from newfoundland adrian from south winnipeg bj from enola
00:01:40.180 asia from mississauga and from neverville gladys from landmark hello everybody and welcome to the
00:01:49.540 show and guys i'm gonna ask you if you never say hello if you never make a comment on the show but
00:01:55.500 you're sitting there watching tonight's your night i invite you i strongly invite you to break your
00:02:03.200 silence and say at least hello and maybe share the show like and share the show you're here for a
00:02:08.820 reason you're here for a reason the reason's probably you believe in the things that i'm
00:02:13.900 saying maybe you're a critical thinker who's going to call me out on some things but maybe
00:02:18.780 agree with me on some other things maybe you do like the community we're building in the comment
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00:05:34.460 night big night you guys a building communities town hall meeting that's going to be happening
00:05:39.920 in winnipeg at the park west in 525 dale boulevard so this is on the corner of dale and roblin
00:05:46.740 boulevard doors open at seven o'clock the program is going to start at 7 30 with a q a to follow
00:05:52.300 admission is absolutely free contributions are welcome so if you like what you hear during the
00:05:58.500 presentation tomorrow night feel free to drop whatever you think is reasonable into the uh
00:06:02.720 into the bucket on the way out our speakers tomorrow night are going to be
00:06:06.360 doug force excuse me doug force and wayne peters and they're with me tonight on the show hello wayne
00:06:13.880 and hello doug thank you guys for coming on the show it's good to have you both back
00:06:18.720 and at the same time this time what could go wrong
00:06:22.680 i don't know three old white guys on the same show some some progressives might get upset if
00:06:30.080 they're tuning into the show tonight uh so guys you've been both touring around the prairies for
00:06:36.060 the past month or so i know wayne you've been doing a lot of speaking down there in southern
00:06:39.740 manitoba you went back to saskatchewan for a bit and now you're back and doug you've been all the
00:06:44.220 way from toronto to alberta to saskatchewan now back in manitoba uh tired at all a little bit
00:06:52.500 groggy maybe yeah a little bit but uh it's just it's the driving that takes the takes the piss
00:06:58.980 out of you not the not the speaking events those speaking events boy it's hard to sleep at night
00:07:03.400 after you're done there it's just a big energy blast right yeah it is you know doug i've been
00:07:08.800 asking wayne because i know you guys are partners uh with ethics over fear i've been asking wayne
00:07:13.060 wayne what do you talk about during those town halls down south because you've done them in
00:07:16.780 gretna you've done them in eltona you've done them in i think uh winkler and several of the
00:07:21.940 smaller towns around there what do you talk about and wayne has never told me what he talks about
00:07:26.460 he never gives me the whole gist so wayne come on give it up you know and that there's a there's
00:07:33.260 there's a method to our madness in this if if i gave it all up uh or what people thought or
00:07:39.360 interpreted as gave it all up on a show like this they would tune in once they would share it they
00:07:45.380 would enjoy it uh you know but uh then there would be no progression in any of it and there's some
00:07:51.640 some big things that would get lost in that each time we do one of these things they are very uh
00:07:57.540 area specific shall we say right the topics of of how uh we're we're talking to the community
00:08:06.700 because this is literally a a a different kind of connection to the community that we're able to
00:08:13.460 to do and create and to give people an understanding whether they agree with us or not
00:08:20.000 but they get to see or have the benefit of connecting up with us through the lenses that
00:08:25.720 we see and live the world which is so different and unique from anywhere where they're at so we're
00:08:31.680 able to talk to the to the communities in a pretty specific way each one that we're when we're at
00:08:38.760 them and then we're able to respond uh accordingly to things that make sense so there's uh there's
00:08:45.540 very a big difference in each one time we do one of these these uh types of engagements so it's
00:08:51.240 really tough to talk about because every understanding that what we're actually facing
00:08:56.860 um people look around and they say well this our our troubles are unique well they really aren't
00:09:05.100 um when they understand that what we're literally against is this top-down ideology and this bottom
00:09:13.040 up implementation because the implementation is from from the municipal level upwards it happens
00:09:20.620 at a different rate, at a different pace, at different speed, all across the country.
00:09:26.020 But the program is the same.
00:09:28.160 So helping communities, each one, understand where they're exactly at in this process,
00:09:34.460 and we can kind of give them reference points because of the lens that we see the world through,
00:09:40.240 the places that we're working, the things that we're doing.
00:09:42.440 We can kind of give them timely information that's relevant to where they are at in this progression of the oppression in their community.
00:09:53.480 And to start with looking at how they themselves then can start to assemble some pieces that they do have at their disposal,
00:10:02.440 but that maybe they're not necessarily aware of and to start seeing things with a more informed lens.
00:10:09.760 So it's, again, it's different with each one. Every province is different. The size of the communities impacts the problems that they face. But understanding where they fit in this big puzzle of oppression really, I think, helps them establish a point of understanding together collectively on what the next pass, you know, stepping stone in the sidewalk for them might be to get where they actually want to go.
00:10:37.260 uh you know whatever they see as getting out of this problem you know what's interesting is i've
00:10:43.780 had you guys both on separately before and wayne insisted that i have doug on first to talk about
00:10:51.480 the myth is canada which was a hugely successful show there's so many people doug who didn't know
00:10:57.140 uh everything you were talking about that night until that night and then wayne came on uh the
00:11:02.460 very next night i think it was and and did the cleanup hitting um how are you guys going to
00:11:08.160 present tomorrow night is that the way it's going to be doug comes first and talks about
00:11:11.960 everything that everything that is wrong with this country which isn't really a country
00:11:17.260 uh and then wayne comes in and says all right here's what we can do to fix it or do you guys
00:11:21.600 do this together how is it going to work out tomorrow night this is going to be a little bit
00:11:25.560 different right because we're not here to uh in these events to uh leave people in a state of
00:11:33.840 shock and awe uh which is primarily what my trade craft is as a journalist right uh this is where we
00:11:41.020 we spend our time uh so together when we when we approach these events it's a combination of
00:11:47.440 the different lives that and work uh bodies of work that we both bring to the table that is more
00:11:54.100 towards a community-based solution, hope, resolution, restoration, shall we say,
00:12:00.700 of some of the problems.
00:12:02.560 So it's different.
00:12:04.480 I will come in.
00:12:06.100 I will kind of introduce a little bit at the beginning and lead through some
00:12:12.720 of the things that are current and relevant, what we're up against,
00:12:16.960 and so people can kind of connect to the dots on that.
00:12:20.840 And the beautiful thing about working with Thug at these kinds of things is when I'm doing them alone, I have to reference his website for the bullet points of this is where you find the evidence or this is where you find the document, right?
00:12:36.460 so this is the luxury that we have
00:12:39.220 of being able to work together
00:12:40.740 and so we kind of do it that way
00:12:43.820 and then towards the end
00:12:45.520 when we get to the Q&A
00:12:48.020 we find that most people
00:12:50.300 have a good understanding
00:12:53.100 and the questions are really relevant
00:12:55.860 really poignant
00:12:56.620 really effective and educated
00:12:58.800 and that's a different atmosphere
00:13:00.700 when people are leaving
00:13:01.620 with something that is moving forward
00:13:03.740 rather than just identification
00:13:05.780 of the whores than they were up against.
00:13:08.440 Make no mistake.
00:13:10.100 We will scare the pants off of the week of Constitution,
00:13:17.760 and you're going to hear things that you don't want to know or hear, likely.
00:13:22.660 But at the end of the day, we're not alone,
00:13:26.000 and at the end of the day, we know who wins, and it isn't evil.
00:13:31.140 So how do we get there?
00:13:33.020 What does it look like?
00:13:34.420 What steps can we actually take in this time of, you know, a slight lull in the cacophony that we're hearing out there?
00:13:44.940 I mean, there's always the next big terrorist objective where they want to keep us, you know, in a corner quivering, you know.
00:13:54.620 But it's time to take a productive, pragmatic advantage of the time that we do have this summer.
00:14:03.300 Doug, what should people be focusing on right now?
00:14:05.680 Because I'll tell you what, man, I get messages and I do cover all kinds of stories every night on the show.
00:14:10.080 Politics. I think there's a couple more conservative MPs today who have thrown their their lot in with Pierre Polyev and they've deserted Patrick Brown.
00:14:17.260 Now there's people talking about still the vaccine, you know, and the efficacy of it and all kinds of new stories coming out about that monkey pox.
00:14:25.340 And now the CDC is going to be recommending masks.
00:14:28.020 And, you know, I mean, these things are interesting to talk about because they do prove the point we've been making for the past couple of years.
00:14:34.140 But ultimately, Doug, what do you think people should really be focused on right now in this minute?
00:14:41.840 Well, to be honest with you, I've actually done a bunch of research over the last few weeks that I've been on the road.
00:14:49.480 I've changed it. I've been trying to do it for the first time, changing that opening narrative and explaining the big picture.
00:14:58.020 all that you just talked about are all little rabbit holes that they want you to pay attention
00:15:01.700 to but they don't want you to see the big picture uh tomorrow night i will do my intro and i will
00:15:06.740 give you ladies and gentlemen the big picture and and and you can see from that big picture
00:15:13.220 how all these other little things uh the pandemic the climate change all of the other stuff that
00:15:21.140 goes on politics etc etc all fit into that big picture to make the big picture but then
00:15:26.900 And money, because where do I come from?
00:15:31.100 I come out of the financial system.
00:15:32.920 I come out of private banking.
00:15:34.600 That's my background behind the curtain banking or off-balance sheet banking.
00:15:38.660 And so I get a better perspective looking at it from opening that curtain
00:15:44.880 and seeing what's happening in front of the people
00:15:48.380 and who is behind that curtain and where all these strings are pulled and why.
00:15:55.280 And so, yeah, you're going to get that tomorrow night.
00:15:58.500 It's about a 15-minute intro.
00:16:00.820 And then I'm going to go on to explain about how we can fix it all and take it all away from them.
00:16:08.180 A couple of weeks ago on the show, you said that we had already won this,
00:16:12.660 that the globalists have already given up and what they're doing right now is having a temper tantrum.
00:16:17.040 And is that still the case, do you think?
00:16:19.400 Well, it is right now because their plan in order to bring us into slavery, because that's their plan, if anybody has ever heard of Catherine Austin-Fitts, she's done some amazing videos in the last about six months.
00:16:37.620 And it was her video that I watched where she brought into the conversation that the oldest economic plan out there is slavery.
00:16:49.360 And the way she explained it, it made perfect sense to me that this is what they're trying to do.
00:16:56.280 Now, they wanted to do this incrementally.
00:16:58.780 How do you eat an elephant?
00:16:59.980 One bite at a time.
00:17:01.400 So incrementalism through a timeline.
00:17:05.500 They were rushed.
00:17:06.340 See, the COVID pandemic wasn't planned to come out until 2025.
00:17:13.460 But they had a problem.
00:17:17.000 Boy, did they have a problem.
00:17:18.520 December the 12th, 2019, the derivatives problem crossed the event horizon of that black hole, and they had to expedite and push forward very quickly.
00:17:29.680 I like to say event 201 went live on March the 1st, 2020.
00:17:35.500 And they were hoping, because fingers crossed, that the people would buy into the narrative very quickly, take on that fear factor.
00:17:46.280 and they did. They locked us down
00:17:48.840 and they were quite
00:17:50.760 surprised that 60%
00:17:52.780 of the population of the planet
00:17:54.120 took this quack state.
00:17:57.240 I'm not kidding.
00:17:58.800 They were absolutely...
00:18:00.080 And some of the comments were, we couldn't
00:18:02.540 believe how stupid these people
00:18:04.420 were. It's amazing.
00:18:06.780 Their narrative
00:18:08.760 present
00:18:10.520 is based on
00:18:12.260 how dumb
00:18:13.860 population so monkey possible things i mean please give me a break you know what i'll tell
00:18:23.620 you something uh i i saw a piece on rebel news today i think it was to mary ugolini who put it
00:18:28.420 together really good piece about the canadian psyop nudge team and they actually have i'm not
00:18:37.320 sure if this is at the bilderberg conference that's going on right now that christia freeland's
00:18:41.060 that nobody knows what they ever talk about there.
00:18:43.540 It's very, very hush-hush.
00:18:44.840 This may have actually gone back to a World Health Organization meeting
00:18:47.780 that happened a couple of weeks ago.
00:18:49.180 Of course, Dr. Theresa Tam, who's a board member of the WHO,
00:18:52.960 also Canada's top doctor, was there.
00:18:55.380 And she was talking about what we've done in Canada
00:18:57.760 and how we managed to manipulate the public
00:19:00.580 and got so many people to take the quack scene, as you call it, Doug.
00:19:05.020 And she was bragging about this.
00:19:08.280 These people are amazing.
00:19:10.520 They don't believe that any of us are actually going to see what they're saying.
00:19:16.620 And they might be right about that.
00:19:18.580 Some of us do.
00:19:19.840 And many of the other people go, okay, whatever, no big deal.
00:19:23.300 We have to take it anyway.
00:19:24.720 It's amazing how they've been able to brainwash so many people like this.
00:19:28.760 Can we get them back, do you think?
00:19:31.740 Well, no.
00:19:32.600 Once they've taken that small mRNA vaccine, they're done.
00:19:37.940 Regrettably, there is no reversing that.
00:19:40.520 the large mRNA vaccines can be reversed.
00:19:43.960 There's, I believe, Wayne is talking to a doctor
00:19:47.920 with all kinds of degrees behind her name
00:19:50.780 who actually will be able to set up curing the large.
00:19:55.840 See, the small mRNA denotes CRISPR technology,
00:20:00.200 and that's why they have the four lipid nanoparticles.
00:20:02.180 It actually goes in and changes your DNA.
00:20:06.200 The large M does not denote CRISPR technology,
00:20:09.100 and it doesn't have lipid nanoparticles, and it goes into your cells,
00:20:13.920 and it has your cells create the spike protein, which is probably reversible.
00:20:18.140 The other one is not.
00:20:20.600 You know, it's interesting.
00:20:22.440 Last night I found a video, or a video was sent to me, and I played it on the show.
00:20:26.800 They were doing the Bluetooth test.
00:20:28.860 Now, we've heard the CEO of Pfizer come out and say,
00:20:33.340 yeah we can put microchips into pills these days and we can track uh everybody who has done it we
00:20:40.300 can track their their compliance and so i watched this video and i was absolutely astounded where
00:20:48.340 people just turn their phone on the bluetooth search in a certain mode i forget what the mode
00:20:53.620 is called and they were picking up all of these bluetooth signals that weren't wi-fi signals from
00:20:59.240 anywhere else they claimed they were people i i don't know if i believe that even still
00:21:05.440 what do you guys think
00:21:07.180 you don't want to make a comment it's it's tough because
00:21:19.220 we can't look through the lens of the or the correct lens of the magnitude of these
00:21:28.940 experiments that they have conducted right this is this is part of the problem because when we
00:21:36.120 started to get warnings of some of the the the adverse events uh and some of those kinds of
00:21:42.580 things they already numbered into the thousands and uh and i'm going talking about more than a
00:21:49.400 year ago already we were getting documented reports of what they knew they knew were some
00:21:54.520 of the damages. So we knew then already
00:21:56.460 that there was more at play here
00:21:58.320 than just one form of
00:22:00.340 these
00:22:01.180 quack scenes. So
00:22:04.040 we started to look
00:22:06.420 then already and we started to see where
00:22:08.440 deeper into
00:22:10.380 this whole bioweapon research
00:22:12.400 stuff. And
00:22:14.340 it sounds so surreal
00:22:16.240 all of these things, but it's not.
00:22:19.460 It really
00:22:20.340 is not. These guys are genuinely evil
00:22:22.480 and they have manipulated
00:22:24.500 so many things they have had free reign over this technology for about eight to ten years and
00:22:31.660 they are they they are desperate evil organizations they are hell-bent on their agenda they believe in
00:22:40.680 something that is completely unlike anything that that we can even fathom or understand
00:22:45.580 and it doesn't matter what we believe they believe that's the danger right it doesn't matter what god
00:22:53.840 it is they are this committed to their whatever it is that you want to label it with it doesn't
00:23:02.220 matter and anybody thinks that there is not one thing that does not affect the other that does
00:23:08.200 not affect the other that this is not all interconnected the only difference that that
00:23:14.280 that um that there is right now is in branding and and business names um this is literally
00:23:21.460 the largest hostile corporate takeover of the in the history of mankind because that is how they
00:23:30.240 are operating in this moment through corporations business and made-up law right and so when we
00:23:37.240 start to understand the tiers of the jurisdictions that these things are happening in unless we can
00:23:46.580 start to understand and believe that some absolutely monstrous things are happening,
00:23:52.100 there is no way that a person will ever be able to come to terms with understanding all of this
00:23:58.140 that is happening. But to think that the insanities and the atrocities of mankind's potential
00:24:06.060 stopped in 1947 in Nuremberg, the first time with the Joseph Mengele and the Nazis there,
00:24:14.120 is sorely mistaken to the potential extermination of them and everything that they know that kind
00:24:22.680 of naivety is the reason why we are where we are at all of these things that are influencing us
00:24:29.280 are absolutely rub as doug said rabbit holes distractions smoke and mirrors that do have an
00:24:36.540 impact on our daily lives no question no question about that but they are they don't serve the
00:24:43.640 higher purpose that isn't the the the point of the of the exercise these things that we are facing
00:24:50.020 every one of these things is a series of progressive problem reaction solution problem
00:24:55.740 reaction solution it's like when you're walking through a minefield and somebody's got a remote
00:25:00.740 control they want you to go turn left they set off a mine on the right hand side of the field
00:25:06.220 and everybody turns left this is how they literally operate and what people have a hard
00:25:13.120 time grasping the biggest thing about all is understanding the transition of time in which
00:25:18.860 war is being waged against us this is an economic digital social and re-engineering warfare and that
00:25:26.680 is happening 24 hours a day seven days a week this isn't storming the beaches at dawn right
00:25:34.020 so this this this whole rate of operation um and what we're up against automated enemies all of
00:25:42.420 these things um these this is what we're up against and these are all the things that keep us from
00:25:47.400 you know the the real truth the heart of the matter the actual problems um and and that's
00:25:55.280 that's difficult to get to um and and navigating that path peacefully in an acceptable way that
00:26:03.600 our society can recognize and understand uh doesn't operate at the same time frame same speed
00:26:10.560 as what the war that's waging against us was.
00:26:13.980 We're fighting back in the best known ways possible
00:26:17.640 and understanding that this all comes from community.
00:26:21.520 There are more than just us as individuals on the battlefield.
00:26:25.800 None of us are alone, and when we start to understand
00:26:29.780 where we can necessarily fit into the solution
00:26:33.880 rather than watching the problem,
00:26:36.620 because what we have to understand is we didn't get to decide
00:26:39.760 when world war three started we only have two choices left will we do something about it or be
00:26:46.840 a victim that's it well here's the thing right like the freedom movement is splintering and
00:26:53.560 we've got different people doing different things not well maybe not necessarily splintering because
00:26:57.540 you know i mean one army has got to be able to do more than one thing well we've got people
00:27:02.920 fighting in the courts we have got people building communities sadly we've got a rogue element out
00:27:09.640 there that's uh starting sedition like movements or at least trying to stir up seditionism all
00:27:16.560 across the prairies he's going to be in winnipeg this weekend i don't agree with his stance i know
00:27:21.180 you guys don't want to talk about that and that's fine but um when it comes to this focus that you
00:27:26.840 guys are working on right now we need so basically it's about building communities
00:27:30.680 breakaway communities wayne as you've called them in the past and this is about getting people
00:27:36.420 off dependents of government and large corporations, correct?
00:27:42.480 Absolutely.
00:27:43.980 Once again, it's about taking responsibility, self-responsibility.
00:27:49.140 People say, well, we're looking for a leader, Doug.
00:27:52.640 I said, if you're looking for a leader,
00:27:56.040 every time you get up in the morning, you go to the bathroom
00:27:58.700 and that person looking back at you in the mirror is the leader you're looking for.
00:28:03.520 Just get off the couch and get out the door.
00:28:05.100 start getting organized, and not just in your community, but start communicating with other
00:28:11.000 communities that have been organized, and help each other by cross-pollination from one community
00:28:17.080 to another, to another, to another. Manitoba is a large province, and there are a lot of wonderful
00:28:21.740 people in this province, and you've got the Mennonite communities, the Heterite communities,
00:28:27.520 but you also have large farming communities that aren't tied into the religious communities,
00:28:34.600 And they all need to start communicating with each other and start sharing information.
00:28:41.320 And there was a gentleman I spoke with up in CAMSAC a couple of months ago now, Justin, who was creating a website for barter.
00:28:50.620 And the government hates that because the government doesn't get to charge GST or PST or the rest of it.
00:28:56.520 If you're just bartering between each other and you barter between communities and you're setting up lines of communication,
00:29:04.000 by doing this. It's not just trading goods, but now you're having chats with the people that
00:29:10.100 you're trading goods with and finding out what they're doing over there and what you're doing
00:29:13.560 over here. And like I say, it's a cross-pollination and it's wonderful. And we've forgotten
00:29:19.400 over the years because we've had an anti-state government take care of stuff for us.
00:29:24.740 The homelessness problem in the major cities is out of control. And why? Because we, the people,
00:29:32.540 have stepped aside and let the government deal with this kind of thing.
00:29:37.680 The drug problems, the methamphetamine, the fentanyl problems
00:29:41.500 that are rampant within the outlying communities
00:29:46.320 and within the native communities, it's just disgusting.
00:29:49.980 But we've just put that off on the government.
00:29:51.840 Oh, the government failed, but they'll fix it.
00:29:54.180 They won't fix it.
00:29:55.060 There is no political solution, ladies and gentlemen.
00:29:57.120 You cannot vote your way out of tyranny.
00:30:00.480 Welcome to World War II.
00:30:01.780 How do you like it so far?
00:30:03.700 Well, Doug, you know what?
00:30:04.760 It's interesting.
00:30:05.340 The last time you were on the show, you brought up writing constitutions.
00:30:08.980 I don't want to get too much into that tonight because I know you'll be covering that tomorrow night.
00:30:13.620 But people should know that Canada is not a sovereign nation.
00:30:18.400 And as such, the constitution that is supposed to be patriated, even though it never was back in 1982, is not applicable.
00:30:27.220 But we can write our own, correct?
00:30:30.420 Absolutely.
00:30:30.860 And this is this is the whole point of working within communities and communities conversing with other communities.
00:30:38.860 What I what I'm going to be teaching people is how to set up a constitutional committee within your community.
00:30:45.100 In your community, you'll have other committees that are within that community doing, for example, gardening for fresh for fresh vegetables.
00:30:53.180 Maybe a committee that handles creating biodiesel, et cetera, et cetera.
00:30:58.320 and other types of committees within your community the beautiful part of having a
00:31:05.940 constitutional committee within your community is a you're going to learn how to either appoint or
00:31:11.520 elect delegates to go to a constitutional convention you're also that committee will
00:31:16.040 take care of looking at the various other types of constitutions that are out there
00:31:19.860 and adapting as to what type of government you want you will also want to be talking to the
00:31:25.120 other communities' constitutional committees and get further input. And so it grows organically
00:31:33.440 from the bottom up, not from the top down like they did in 1982. That was a top-down
00:31:40.760 implementation, and they never even ratified the damn thing, like Trudeau said in January of this
00:31:45.680 year. It doesn't apply to us because of the Quebec problem, and he was 100% correct.
00:31:49.740 um i've got a question doug i want to get to this before uh let you guys go tonight the big m and
00:31:56.680 little m in the mrna vaccines uh we didn't know or this person didn't know exactly what you're
00:32:03.500 referring to there there's two different types yeah yeah the small m designates crisper technology
00:32:09.440 um if you see small m rna that designates crisper technology the large m was put in front of that
00:32:17.640 to confuse people. But it's still an RNA, an in silico created RNA that now enters the cell
00:32:27.200 rather than enter the DNA. The lipid nanoparticles on the CRISPR technology to cut the DNA
00:32:33.500 and the other two are the insertion part. And that's CRISPR technology, small M designation.
00:32:39.260 With the large M, the in silico strand of RNA is injected into the body, but without the lipid
00:32:46.440 nanoparticles, and it's designed to enter the cell and have that cell start creating
00:32:51.940 spike protein. J&J and what was the other one? AstraZeneca, yeah. They were the first attempt
00:33:06.180 at it. I know that Pfizer and Moderna were doing some of that work behind the scenes quietly.
00:33:14.320 They don't tell you any of this stuff.
00:33:17.300 I mean, there's 73 patents in silico patents for the strands of RNA that they will be using in their quaxines.
00:33:28.940 Two or three of them are for the spike proteins.
00:33:32.320 What are the other ones for?
00:33:35.420 Monkeypox?
00:33:37.540 Well, here's the thing.
00:33:39.900 If they cut your DNA and they insert in silico or patented RNA into your DNA, does that change you from being a man or a woman or a human being into now something that is owned by the patent holder?
00:33:59.720 So could some of those RNA strands created be inserted into the DNA and they'd be inert?
00:34:07.240 in other words they're only designed to be passed on through um man and a woman having babies
00:34:16.660 and making new babies with this double rna an inert rna it could it could be inert it could
00:34:24.960 do other things to the body but then you become slaves yeah you know i had a i had a clip from
00:34:32.520 the old x-files show sent to me about 30 times yesterday same clip about altering dna and rna
00:34:39.020 i'm sure you guys have seen that uh and that many people have been talking about what you just said
00:34:44.480 doug for the last two years and there's you know you're kind of crazy but you want to know what we
00:34:49.180 don't know what's in there and we've heard the ceo of pfizer admit they can put microchips into
00:34:54.840 these drugs pills uh serums whatever it is and when a ceo of the largest pharma company on the
00:35:02.700 planet says that and people still don't listen you have to wonder what's up canada
00:35:08.300 you got to give me a segue chance here on that yeah exactly when is your next live feed my friend
00:35:16.680 what's your next show coming up so uh so much of what's going on and that x-files episode aired
00:35:22.480 more than eight years ago people right more than eight years ago x files new um so tomorrow
00:35:29.620 afternoon at three o'clock eastern i've got dr byron bridle i've got dr bonnie mallard and uh
00:35:36.600 dr carol uh who are uh apparently like the three musketeers um dr bridle is very familiar he's been
00:35:46.220 on my show many many times uh dr mallard has been on my show a few several times
00:35:50.500 these guys have been fighting the fight of science from the beginning and without their work early
00:35:59.640 on things like the covid care alliance the world council for health would not exist and they have
00:36:05.840 been stalwarts of support and so tomorrow is a doctor talks episode again to bring on these three
00:36:13.040 amazing scientists and kind of get a bit of an update on where they're at in terms of a year
00:36:23.920 has gone by and they are taking a different approach towards solutions so we're going to
00:36:29.700 hear about some of the stuff that they're working on now and that regardless where it's at is some
00:36:35.780 of the stuff that I look forward to because once we get through all of this nonsense and insanity
00:36:41.580 and start to move towards the justice phase
00:36:43.820 and we can stop with these semantical, useless debates
00:36:47.460 about masks and nonsense and social distancing
00:36:51.340 and start bringing some of these criminals to justice,
00:36:54.060 the sooner we can get to that,
00:36:56.000 the sooner we can get all of these brilliant minds
00:36:58.380 working on solutions and cures and remedies.
00:37:01.500 And we are being so divided.
00:37:03.080 And that is why they are keeping us
00:37:05.100 continuously cycling through
00:37:07.300 what are obviously just one crime after,
00:37:09.760 another crime after another crime after another crime uh repeating the cycle we need to break
00:37:15.260 that cycle and how we break that cycle is at the community level i swear to god this is how
00:37:21.680 we end this global assault on us and it's not saying that it's going to be easy and it's not
00:37:29.880 saying it's going to be pretty we don't get to determine that but we can determine whether we're
00:37:35.280 going to get thrown back to the stone age or perhaps back to 1950 or 1960 with a uh a different
00:37:43.060 look of tomorrow that is not going to be the new normal and go back better that they
00:37:48.080 are are desperately now desperately trying to uh save some form of and as doug said earlier and
00:37:58.540 you brought it up, I also believe that it is over.
00:38:02.320 It's just how bad is the damage going to be
00:38:05.600 and how prepared can we be for that crash landing?
00:38:11.080 It's like watching, you know, 50 jetliners falling out of the sky at once,
00:38:15.940 knowing that it's going to be chaos when they all hit the ground.
00:38:19.800 Well, how prepared can we be for when our society crashes?
00:38:23.960 That's what we're looking.
00:38:25.860 That's kind of where you're going to get people are going to get the starter
00:38:28.040 intro uh to a lot of that you're going to get a lot of uh places to go um we cannot be everything
00:38:35.320 for everybody doug and i work very very hard with many many many groups and organizations we have
00:38:41.640 been at this for a very long time um so we've got a lot of avenues that people can go to get
00:38:49.600 better information to start to eliminate some of that noise don't live in fear live in confidence
00:38:55.180 and move forward because that's what we need to do now.
00:38:58.040 And part of that moving forward in confidence is taking responsibility
00:39:01.540 and understanding where some of these assaults are coming from
00:39:04.500 and the impact on these social contracts that they are trying to destroy,
00:39:09.580 which is the foundation of how we move and navigate through life
00:39:13.900 and how we can reestablish that.
00:39:16.780 There's a lot of amazing stuff that we'll be able to put the pieces together
00:39:20.500 in a path that's going to help people immediately.
00:39:23.500 way uh doug you're the you're the finance guy joni's got a question up on the screen here i've
00:39:28.680 been wanting to ask but uh wayne just went through the longest run-on sentence in the
00:39:32.360 planet so uh finally got the opportunity uh some people are on an old age pension joni asks or
00:39:38.920 says should they be going back to work now this is uh perhaps joni is not quite up on
00:39:45.220 the digital programmable currency that the globalists want to bring in
00:39:49.960 or the barter system that we're going to be looking at
00:39:54.080 with the building community's town hall meeting tomorrow night.
00:39:56.600 Doug, is this programmable currency going to happen?
00:40:00.240 If so, when are they going to try and do this?
00:40:03.420 I hear it's not for a couple or three years yet.
00:40:06.620 Well, first and foremost, let me say something here.
00:40:09.860 We're very lucky to live on this landmass of all we know as Canada.
00:40:15.260 Why?
00:40:15.860 Why? Because since 1935, you've been given the opportunity to change the world, literally
00:40:23.100 change the world. And now you all need to take that bull by the horns. Honestly, change
00:40:32.240 the world. By seating the jure governments in each province and bringing the law of the
00:40:38.360 land back to the land, it's going to be an amazing change because other countries in
00:40:43.280 hope are watching us. They've been watching us for nine years. I think that this year
00:40:50.000 and early next, we're going to fulfill that prophecy that they've been paying for us to do.
00:40:56.880 And I think that unto itself, Canada will then take that point on the top of the mountain,
00:41:06.480 which we held for a long time. When we came back in World War II,
00:41:09.920 Our Canadian soldiers were always held in the highest high states.
00:41:14.920 Canada, where I traveled, traveled on our Canadian passport,
00:41:19.920 and I was welcome wherever I went to the world up until about 10 years later.
00:41:24.920 Sadly.
00:41:25.920 Should somebody go back to work?
00:41:27.920 Depends.
00:41:28.920 How's your pension?
00:41:30.920 Your pension will last for as long as the new job you'll take,
00:41:34.920 Because when the collapse does fold, your job is going to cease to exist.
00:41:42.540 So if you have a pension that's coming in now, enjoy your life.
00:41:49.520 But stock costs are improved.
00:41:51.800 Yeah, that's the thing.
00:41:53.240 That's what we're going to be talking about tomorrow night as well, right, guys?
00:41:55.840 I mean, it's going to be about the coming siege, I'm sure.
00:41:59.620 We don't know exactly when it's going to be coming.
00:42:01.680 But basically, it's about stocking up, making yourself self-sufficient, and still going on and living your best life.
00:42:08.900 I mean, whatever you need to do to be happy.
00:42:12.060 Yes.
00:42:12.600 I want to interrupt you there.
00:42:13.640 It's not about one person stocking up on food.
00:42:17.780 It's about communities working together to source food, to source food supplies from the farmers and from the cow people, et cetera, et cetera, and being able to barter for that.
00:42:30.520 yes it's important that you hold about three months worth of food uh water within your in
00:42:35.640 your own system within your own home that's necessary but that won't last and so we have
00:42:42.360 to have communities together it's not about individuals locking themselves down in their
00:42:47.480 house with their with their store of food because that food will run out but when it does and you're
00:42:52.680 not in a community that you don't have those those lines opened up it's going to be really bad for
00:42:59.800 for people like that um and so that's why it's vitally important that we we start working within
00:43:05.720 communities and working towards creating communities if there isn't if they're if
00:43:10.360 they're not there yet um in the cities it's going to take it the worst
00:43:16.200 and uh you know people i say to people i spoke at at uh dundas square the last time i was in
00:43:22.840 toronto and i said to the crowd i said look you know knock on your neighbor's door introduce
00:43:27.240 yourself you're going to need to know people people are going to need to know you and that's
00:43:32.100 how you start building your communities i said people if you go next door to your neighbor's
00:43:36.760 house with a six pack of beer introduce yourself if you don't know who it is go down the street
00:43:41.600 start hunting block parties start having your kids come you know maybe you have a big backyard
00:43:46.960 have the neighbor kids come over and play in the big backyard introduce yourself to the parents of
00:43:51.800 those children start to get to know the people and start building your communities and we're
00:43:56.820 going to cover all of this tomorrow night at the big town hall guys this is going to be i'm looking
00:44:01.040 forward to seeing you both finally it's going to be at park west end tomorrow night doors are at
00:44:07.360 seven o'clock we're going to start the program at 7 30 uh it's a free admission if you guys want to
00:44:13.220 drop a contribution on the way out if you liked what you heard then absolutely we will absolutely
00:44:18.420 welcome that our speakers again doug force and wayne peters you saw them tonight you're going
00:44:23.840 see them live up close tomorrow night at the park west end guys thanks for joining the show tonight
00:44:29.280 really appreciate it looking forward to seeing you both uh in person tomorrow have a great night
00:44:34.720 thanks shadow thank you shadows a pleasure once again always a pleasure my friend thank you very
00:44:39.920 much uh yeah so we're going to move on thank you wayne tomorrow at three o'clock right what's up
00:44:44.960 canada what's up canada three o'clock and uh um i i think that it's time to bring all the doctors
00:44:52.320 back so uh we're gonna get updates from a whole bunch of them and a whole bunch more uh working
00:44:58.000 scheduling uh some other pretty significant interviews uh got uh attorney thomas wrens and
00:45:05.040 some other uh big folks coming on real quick so all right we're gonna get back in the swing of
00:45:09.840 things and shadow and i are gonna get into some trouble oh yeah thanks my friend i'll see you
00:45:15.120 tomorrow absolutely all right thanks there is wayne peters what's up canada
00:45:19.860 guys i am very excited about tomorrow night um i'm sorry about the audio difficulties there
00:45:27.720 um i am working on that i've been working on it all week and i know it's frustrating because you
00:45:36.360 want to hear this information and um you know it just depends on the audio system of the guests
00:45:43.880 sometimes and how close they are to the microphone and whatnot but these two guys
00:45:51.260 are so knowledgeable about this stuff this stuff that we need to do that it would be a travesty
00:46:00.400 if you didn't come to the event tomorrow night i will be there i'll be greeting you at the freaking
00:46:05.800 door i'll be happy to see you come on down it's time for a laugh ladies and gentlemen
00:46:12.960 i know we just shared a lot of heavy information there uh this guy does a pretty good justin
00:46:19.400 trudeau have a look this morning it came to my attention that my neighbor neglected to return
00:46:29.400 my dryer laundry ball this is unacceptable and i will be invoking a crippling and brutal sanction
00:46:39.300 against the people of 908.
00:46:43.180 For 30 days, they will not be able to borrow any cream
00:46:49.260 or sugar or butter.
00:46:53.620 As Canadians, it's time for them to step up
00:46:57.560 and to do the right thing
00:46:59.400 and to realize the infinite dignity
00:47:03.320 of each individual's laundry needs and supplies.
00:47:07.160 Am I perfect?
00:47:08.300 i've only made one mistake ever last week i left the setting on whites instead of the
00:47:17.360 diverse and inclusive colors this resulted in a um larger carbon footprint and an unsustainable
00:47:27.660 use of energy and even more tragic was the loss of one sock and black socks matter
00:47:36.740 i like that guy who is he let's see if we get that like if you i think
00:47:46.080 john stetch you can follow him on youtube john stetch very good trudeau impersonation i've heard
00:47:55.960 some before but i think that's the best i've heard so far this is a great editorial piece
00:48:02.700 from the national post today the national post oscillates guys it oscillates between
00:48:07.260 uh mainstream corporate media left-wing corporate media and still what it used to be which is more
00:48:14.340 of a right of center newspaper which in my opinion is a newspaper that will tell you
00:48:23.460 both sides of the story or used to be a newspaper that would tell you both sides of the story and
00:48:29.840 then it's up to you to decide what to think right it's not like these days where a newspaper tells
00:48:37.840 you what to think and massages a lot of the story to fit their narrative but still includes bits and
00:48:46.600 pieces of actual news so it's not bald-faced lying or bold-faced lying depending on how you say it
00:48:52.040 it's massaging the story anyhow this is a great article
00:48:56.940 and this is what we need to understand this is what we're up against this is what doug and wayne
00:49:05.160 were talking about earlier on the show the liberal party has been replaced by a troll farm
00:49:11.460 all governments to some extent curate their policies based on what would be politically
00:49:16.880 beneficial and what would score points off the opposition for prime minister justin trudeau's
00:49:22.240 liberals however this has become pretty much all they're doing from gun control to abortion rights
00:49:30.020 to vaccine mandates to no underlying purpose is being served no policy goals are being truly met
00:49:35.560 the only aims are to tile up an increasingly hard left base and to provoke the conservatives
00:49:42.140 into opposing these policies so the liberals can paint them as ogres this has been going on for
00:49:48.600 years. It would be one thing if the government's progressive agenda was designed to produce the
00:49:53.260 results it promised, but how often the only result being produced is outrage. Consider gun control
00:50:00.000 with a liberal party's election platform merely promised to fund provinces that wanted to bring
00:50:04.880 in their own handgun bans. Last week, the government announced a countrywide freeze
00:50:09.620 on the sale of purchase of handguns. Trudeau made a show of linking his more ambitious policy to the
00:50:16.840 murder of 19 children in Ubalde, Texas. We need only look south of the border to know that if we
00:50:24.380 do not take action firmly and rapidly, it gets worse and worse and more difficult to counter.
00:50:35.300 I don't know if you can make Canada's gun laws any tighter.
00:50:39.900 Trudeau was clearly trying to capitalize on the horror Canadians feel over mass shootings,
00:50:44.020 particularly one that involves so many children of course we all do it doesn't matter what
00:50:48.740 political stripe you are we disagree on how to deal with it i don't buy into the argument that
00:50:56.460 tragedies aren't the time to talk about policy it isn't inherently exploitative to advocate gun
00:51:02.740 control in the wake of tragedy but to avoid veering purely into shameless partisanship
00:51:07.940 there should be at least an attempt to address the challenge of keeping guns out of the hands
00:51:12.940 of would-be shooters. When it comes to Canada, much of this work has already been done.
00:51:19.240 For starters, the Uvalde shooter didn't use a handgun. He used an AR-15 rifle,
00:51:24.480 a classic firearm already banned in Canada. Gun violence is indeed a growing problem in
00:51:30.220 Canadian cities, but it's driven by, as police will regularly tell you, guns smuggled over the border.
00:51:36.860 the new liberal legislation also contains so-called red flag and yellow flag rules despite
00:51:44.160 the fact they'll be redundant canada already has a restrictive regime around background checks
00:51:50.220 wait times and the circumstances under which police can confiscate firearms as a matter of
00:51:55.240 fact i used to date a girl called lisa way back in 2012 and she had broken up with a guy who wanted
00:52:04.680 to buy a gun because he was a hunter he lived out in the country and so he had to write down on one
00:52:11.280 of the forms he filled out had to fill out the name of his wife or any exes any recent exes
00:52:18.100 and they called her i was sitting right next to her when they called her to ask her to vouch for
00:52:23.960 him if he was okay to have a gun i mean if that's not if that's not
00:52:28.920 tight i don't know what is
00:52:34.280 preventing the purchase of legal handguns by those subject to these rules will have an at best
00:52:41.800 minimal impact on gun crime it certainly won't prevent the kind of horrific shooting
00:52:46.260 that's become far too common in the united states what the policy will accomplish however
00:52:51.860 is to provide a means for the liberals to attack critics critics of the legislation as heartlessly
00:52:57.600 privileged gun owners' rights over the lives of children. That's the playbook. The gun control
00:53:08.480 scenario was a repeat of how the Liberals responded to the leaked draft of a United States Supreme
00:53:13.080 Court ruling that would strike down constitutional protections on abortion. The government responded
00:53:17.940 as if, much like with the gun policy, Canada is not an independent country. We'll never back down
00:53:23.680 from protecting and promoting women's rights, said Justice Minister David Lametti. This might
00:53:28.960 be a fine sentiment on its own, but in response to a court ruling in another country, it's pure
00:53:34.380 posturing. Unlike in the U.S., whether or not abortion is criminalized is a federal responsibility
00:53:40.840 and there are currently no laws restricting abortion in Canada. The constitutional framework
00:53:46.000 that would limit restrictions on any possible future abortion law is on sounder legal grounds
00:53:51.300 than in the united states yet the government wants to enshrine abortion rights in legislation
00:53:56.520 anyway it won't make a difference and changes that would improve access to already legal abortion
00:54:02.820 such as new regulations to the canada health act that don't need parliament's approval
00:54:07.300 have not been implemented during trudeau's six and a half years in office the point is not to
00:54:12.920 actually do anything about women's rights it's to bait political opponents into opposing abortion
00:54:19.620 even if no changes are being made to the status quo this scenario is repeated again and again
00:54:26.100 such as with the ban on conversion therapy or the lowering of the canadian flag for half a year
00:54:31.180 policies where whatever practical value they may have it's secondary to the goal of demonizing
00:54:36.440 their critics the most notable has been the government's vaccine mandate on the civil service
00:54:40.840 and transportation industry and this is actually true i believe this to be true
00:54:47.560 trudeau was against mandatory vaccination until he saw an opportunity for political gain ahead of
00:54:54.100 the last election vaccine refusers in the eyes of the liberals were suddenly not simply misguided
00:55:00.540 or poorly informed but rather misogynistic and racist but thanks to a mutating virus and waning
00:55:07.420 effectiveness of the vaccines by the time the mandates were in place their usefulness had
00:55:12.000 already been spent if they ever were and i don't think they were except as a way to generate
00:55:17.140 outrage against those who oppose them. So they remain. That division is embedded in politics
00:55:23.300 and it's hardly a novel observation, nor are such cleavages necessarily unhealthy.
00:55:29.580 Building coalitions around sets of principles and ideas necessitates division for the simple
00:55:34.260 fact that people disagree on what's best for the country. But this endless effort to skewer and
00:55:39.820 bait political opponents and critics, this finger in the eye politics has become the liberals main
00:55:45.040 guiding purpose and that's the same as the democrats down in the united states
00:55:50.680 this from true north tnc.news canada's covet rules stringent and invasive a report from the european
00:56:02.660 union health care law review submitted to the european parliament in may took aim at the
00:56:07.380 canadian government for having some of the strictest covet 19 restrictions in the world
00:56:11.200 the report right to health a comparative law perspective here in canada or sorry canada
00:56:16.300 published by the european parliamentary research service and authored by mcgill university law
00:56:21.520 professor dr derrick jones was a survey of the country's legal system as it pertains to health
00:56:27.800 care rights the eu has published similar reports about other countries many stringent and invasive
00:56:33.560 public health measures for the covid pandemic curfews capacity restrictions in restaurants
00:56:38.020 the closure of bars nightclubs for months locking of office buildings stoppage and restrictions on
00:56:43.080 international travel have severely curtailed or arrested commercial trade in vital sections
00:56:48.200 of canada's economy the report said need i say more in the meantime gas prices are through the
00:56:56.640 roof in manitoba at least in winnipeg what i've seen 206.9 what's it like in your province dan
00:57:05.000 mcteague of gasbuddy.com is going to be joining the show at some point later on this week
00:57:10.460 and dan has a different take on why these gas prices are so high he says it's nothing to do
00:57:16.840 with the war in ukraine so i'm looking forward to hearing what dan has to say fuel prices broke the
00:57:24.560 two dollar per liter mark at some winnipeg gas stations yesterday on the same day a new poll
00:57:29.360 found many people are struggling to buy food amid rising inflation the poll from food banks canada
00:57:34.760 conducted by Main Street Research found more Canadians are now facing hunger and food insecurity
00:57:39.460 due to rising inflation. Guys, do you think this is accidental?
00:57:50.360 Look at all the food processing plants that have been hit in the United States.
00:57:54.820 It is set on fire all of a sudden. 19 so far in the last few weeks. This from CounterSignal.
00:58:02.840 media claims eating grass-fed beef is linked to depression they're trying to get you off beef
00:58:12.060 that is part of agenda 2030 you guys we're going to play you the video in just a second
00:58:19.500 oh oh look a friend of mine found a tick on her this morning and she was running around
00:58:25.780 her house wondering what to do with it should i flush it down the toilet i said burn it she
00:58:31.260 flushed it down the toilet anyway apparently there's a new tick in canada now that can make
00:58:38.040 you allergic to meat permanently and it's spreading what how can a tick make a person allergic to meat
00:58:50.480 permanently you find that story in scientific american tick is now in canada apparently
00:59:01.260 Oh, yes, this story here.
00:59:04.120 This is a good one.
00:59:06.880 Major supermarkets, this from the expose, or the expose.
00:59:11.520 I don't see the little accent over the E at the end.
00:59:14.640 The expose.
00:59:15.960 Oh, no, there is the thing.
00:59:17.580 The accent, the expose.
00:59:19.360 Major supermarkets to ban paying with cash or card
00:59:23.140 and only accept payments via digital ID
00:59:25.880 and facial recognition technology.
00:59:28.180 what have we been talking about here it comes it's not in canada yet all major supermarkets
00:59:39.140 will very soon now this is this is a supposition here remember that this story is not this is kind
00:59:46.640 of like a right-wing version of what the left-wing corporate media has been doing so you get some
00:59:50.780 truth in this but it's going to be written in a way that rings alarm bells right
00:59:56.120 all major supermarkets will very soon no longer accept cash or card payments and instead
01:00:03.340 force customers to use their face or fingerprints to pay for essential items in what is
01:00:08.780 another huge leap towards a dystopian cashless society there's the mastercard biometric checkout
01:00:17.980 program right there and the story goes on to say mastercard recently launched a program for
01:00:23.480 retailers, sorry, retailers to offer biometric payment methods like facial recognition and
01:00:29.780 fingerprint scanning. At the checkout, users will be forced to authenticate their payment
01:00:34.440 by showing their face or the palm of their hand instead of being allowed to pay by card or with
01:00:40.320 cash. The program has already gone live in five St. March grocery stores in Sao Paulo, Brazil,
01:00:48.300 with more trials also planned for asia and the middle east mastercard says it plans to roll out
01:00:54.600 this thing globally later this year the payments company wants to roll out the program worldwide
01:01:03.100 for small and large retailers ajay bala the president of cyber and intelligence at mastercard
01:01:09.480 that that's why we pay needs to keep pace with the way we live, work, and do business,
01:01:18.820 offering choice to consumers with the highest levels of security.
01:01:24.100 Our goal with this new program is to make shopping a great experience for consumers and merchants alike,
01:01:30.160 providing the best of both security and convenience.
01:01:32.500 All the research we've done has told us that countries love biometrics.
01:01:37.700 isn't that interesting.
01:01:42.420 Just show your face.
01:01:44.200 Here.
01:01:50.020 Beep, beep.
01:01:51.760 Good to go.
01:01:53.180 Good to go.
01:01:56.860 But what are you going to be paying with?
01:02:00.400 This is definitely a move
01:02:01.900 to a cashless society, right?
01:02:04.380 I mean, we already live in one as it is.
01:02:05.980 Almost.
01:02:06.340 you still have the option to use cash i used cash today so that option is still there what they're
01:02:12.960 going to do is they're going to make this available to people they're going to roll out this new
01:02:18.360 system digital biometric wow i can show you the palm of my hand and pay like that that's amazing
01:02:24.900 then maybe in a year maybe two years they're going to bring out the chip they're already
01:02:28.800 doing it in sweden i played you guys that video a couple of months ago you know it's going on right
01:02:34.340 now all the kids there think it's awesome i can unlock my door i can start my car by just going
01:02:40.560 with the little red glowing chip in their hand embedded in their skin they can't take it out
01:02:45.240 unless they want to carve themselves up with a big knife
01:02:47.900 so it's going to be a slow rollout they'll still let you do things the old way for a while before
01:02:54.860 they finally phase that out and that my friends is when we will be in this new age they don't hit
01:03:01.900 you with it all at once. Of course they don't. They roll it out slowly like John Cougar and then
01:03:08.320 John Cougar Mellencamp and then finally John Mellencamp. And that took about five years
01:03:13.400 for him to completely change his name. That's what they're doing to us right now. So we don't
01:03:21.400 notice it. It's not going to be a great big chatter all through the public. They know that
01:03:27.600 because there are nudge there are nudge departments in every country in the world
01:03:33.140 these people know how to roll thing out things out so as not to alarm anybody and the oldest
01:03:40.220 trick in the book for that you guys is when politicians make announcements they don't want
01:03:45.320 you to know about it when do they make that announcement friday afternoons around 3 30 4
01:03:52.220 o'clock oh and by the way have a great weekend that's when the worst news comes from the
01:03:58.240 government when they make an announcement on a friday afternoon something they don't want you
01:04:02.360 to hear and so you have to go to the press release section of the government website to have a look
01:04:07.540 and find it we should all be more cognizant of that right because they know that we're not
01:04:12.420 interested we've got busy lives we got things to do if they do want you to know something like
01:04:17.540 they've got a great initiative they think you'll love and they already know you will because they've
01:04:21.580 got the research that says so, they'll roll that out on a Monday morning or a Tuesday morning. So
01:04:26.900 you've got all week to talk about it with your friends. They're going to roll this out on us
01:04:33.820 slowly, you guys, slowly. Okay. For those of you who have not seen this video, I implore you to
01:04:43.120 watch it the world economic forum you'll own nothing and be happy very difficult to find by
01:04:51.940 the way on any video platform these days because i don't think they want us to see it anymore
01:04:55.940 because people have vilified this video so much it's become bad when they try to paint it as good
01:05:02.200 right you'll own nothing and be happy how could anybody smile about that it's such an accomplishment
01:05:09.560 to own something in your life, isn't it?
01:05:12.740 You save up, you work hard,
01:05:14.560 you finally get your car, your house, your cottage,
01:05:18.000 whatever, your bike, your new bike.
01:05:20.360 Not anymore.
01:05:21.880 You'll own nothing and be happy.
01:05:24.060 Watch this.
01:05:39.560 okay that's interesting you won't die waiting for an organ donor what are they going to do
01:05:57.360 replicate watch this they won't transplant organs we'll print new ones instead
01:06:03.780 you'll eat much less meat huh what have we covered tonight on the show so far
01:06:11.700 media is telling us there's a tick out there that's going to make you allergic to red meat
01:06:16.200 permanently and also it causes mental illness apparently if you eat too much meat
01:06:21.780 different little nudges to deter you from doing these things don't eat that i hear that it causes
01:06:32.500 is dementia, mental illness.
01:06:45.540 A billion people will be displaced by climate change by 2030, they say.
01:06:50.420 Huh, interesting.
01:06:51.540 A billion people, one-eighth of the world's population,
01:06:55.120 will be displaced by climate change?
01:06:57.600 How?
01:06:59.020 Are the oceans going to rise that quickly
01:07:01.160 that people have to move away
01:07:02.360 from coastal centers in their countries
01:07:04.640 and where are they going to go?
01:07:07.200 Inland, obviously.
01:07:09.260 Or wait.
01:07:10.900 We'll just open our borders.
01:07:12.200 You can come here.
01:07:15.200 Under the guise of climate change.
01:07:26.140 Well, we're already doing that.
01:07:28.380 Polluters are paying to emit carbon now.
01:07:31.160 So help us make fossil fuels history, but where do we go from there?
01:08:01.160 guys that is from the world economic forum and there are many many many people who dismiss
01:08:19.440 the world economic forum is just a gathering of a bunch of rich assholes who take private
01:08:24.080 planes to devos every year and they sit there and they drink brandy and they talk about world
01:08:28.700 domination but they have no real power huh well let's see they've got half the cabinet of our
01:08:36.760 country they've got at least a dozen maybe more prime ministers in the western world they've got
01:08:45.000 some very very very high ranking corporate officials vps presidents some ceos and they
01:08:54.260 have no power they have no power to change things they're working with bill gates one of the richest
01:09:00.340 people on the planet i think he's the fourth richest right now so yeah they've got power
01:09:09.140 they can do things and they're doing it right now justin trudeau is rolling out this agenda
01:09:16.520 in lockstep with what klaus schwab wants that's my opinion you might think i'm nuts
01:09:22.500 you probably don't but there are people out there who do
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