00:01:57.100Some big, big news today, but not really.
00:02:00.000And Jagmeet Singh threatened to vote against the liberal government this morning in order to get Katie Telford to testify in front of the commission that's looking into Chinese election interference.
00:02:11.760So instead of going to that vote in the House of Commons, what Trudeau did today was say, all right, all right, all right, she'll testify.
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00:06:07.240Again, let's get this show out to as many people as possible, because we have something tonight that you may have heard muttered about in the last couple of weeks, maybe by Mark Friesen and a couple of others.
00:06:20.980It's all about how many how many animals you can have on your land.
00:06:25.140and we believe that this is already a done deal
00:06:29.080between the provinces and the federal government,
00:06:31.900but we're going to get to that in just a second.
00:06:33.680Tomorrow night on the show, my friends,
00:10:10.600Oh, Shadow, there's just no end to the lunacy right now,
00:10:14.480but the lunacy is very orchestrated and designed to bring in, again,
00:10:20.000this total compliance for all Canadians.0.79
00:10:23.660And I think the good news is that more and more Canadians
00:10:26.280are now understanding that this is about control this the 2030 agenda is not something that people
00:10:33.700just had a conspiracy theory about it anybody can just go google 2030 canadian government you'll see
00:10:40.320the strategy documents you'll see the updates you'll see just a treasure trove of information
00:10:45.880to show how serious the government is about bringing in this agenda and of course the
00:10:51.820sustainable goals are where we're really moving towards this. So you mentioned Mark Friesen. So
00:10:57.560I had a fun conversation with him the other night when I said, hey, Mark, did you know that
00:11:02.260Saskatchewan has been named the plant-based capital protein of the world? He didn't know,
00:11:10.260but yes, this has gone on in his own province and nobody knows about these kinds of things
00:11:16.080that are coming in shadow, right? It's ridiculous. I mean, I've got your0.98
00:11:19.560is report right here the is report is what it is important stuff this comes from kerry when you can
00:11:25.400get this thing out uh so kerry this is uh premises id provincial registration for all livestock and
00:11:32.960poultry this went to the canadian gazette we have a copy of that ready for you as well in case you
00:11:37.540want to bring that up first uh should we go through the overview of this and and who's affected and
00:11:43.440exactly what this whole thing is in the first place well well there's two things that play
00:11:49.420right now i'm not sure why i'm getting any back i'm not hearing any oh okay okay hang on just a
00:11:56.420minute we'll there we go all right how about that let's see if that's better much better so there's
00:12:01.500there's two things at play at first i stumbled upon and and quite a few months ago uh this
00:12:06.540business about assigning units to animals in and the state coming in and dictating to us
00:12:12.760you know, how many horses we could have on our property or chickens, that kind of thing.
00:12:18.340Then I decided I had some occasion to happen upon a new regulation that was coming into BC
00:12:26.060called the premises identification, which again led me. So there's two main things happening
00:12:33.260provincially. It's the premise identification program. Federally, they're bringing in a traceability
00:12:40.300program. Now, the two of them have been obviously working in concert with each other. I can tell
00:12:46.160that by the documents now. So what the provinces are doing is they're very quietly bringing in
00:12:52.300regulations. So there's no debate in the House over these things. It's not like bringing in a
00:12:57.160new bill. They're just amending different acts and regulations that have already been in place.
00:13:02.660So very few people are aware of this. But what they're doing is they are now moving in British
00:13:08.100columbia alberta manitoba um there's six or seven provinces right now that it's become mandatory
00:13:16.280saskatchewan quebec prince edward island that every person who has livestock that includes
00:13:24.220your pet bunny that includes those four backyard chickens that the vancouver city said you could
00:13:30.780have. It includes your horses, your mules, your emus, your cows, of course, your llamas, your
00:13:38.840alpacas. So any of the hobby farm, any kind of livestock whatsoever, you are now being required
00:13:47.100to provide the information to your provincial government. Online, of course, this is just
00:13:53.960building this huge database. In addition to your information, you have to talk about what kind of
00:13:59.760business you have. And if you happen to keep your cow on a neighbor's field because they have lots
00:14:06.000of room, you have to report on that neighbor as well, their name, their location. So this is just
00:14:11.900a giant intelligence gathering system. It's very interesting. Meanwhile, then I find that the
00:14:18.720federal government, and it was happening just as I was looking into this, is having a consultative
00:14:26.640process right now where they're claiming to want your input but of course this is a done deal so
00:14:32.560what they're doing is they are linking the premise id program to their traceability program so
00:14:38.980in canada you know there has been a bit of a traceability program for cows and pigs and sheep
00:14:46.740but now they want to make it including your pet goat and your deer your servants
00:14:52.920which it really fascinates me because how are they going to keep track of all those wild servants
00:14:59.840let me ask you what the what the rationale behind this is are they trying to make sure that
00:15:07.900the animal population on private property whether it's farm property or whether it's
00:15:13.820zoned residential however it's zoned is definitely kept to where they want it to be
00:15:19.220No, it isn't that because we have bylaws and regulations already in place for those kinds of things, Shadow.
00:15:26.700What they're doing here is they have to have an inventory of all the livestock because part of the sustainable goals, of course, is to reduce greenhouse gases, those kinds of things.
00:15:38.820And good Lord knows we know those cows contribute to those horrible gases that go.
00:15:45.140So the other issues we have too is sustainability of our environment. So recently, you've probably seen a lot of commercials about how important grasslands are, those kinds of things. Well, those are the same places that a lot of grazing happens for livestock animals like cows and such.
00:16:04.060So this is all part of the 2030 way to find out where these animals are.
00:16:11.380You can then have environmental disaster or crisis because we know in climate emergencies are one of the new terms that everybody's learning about.
00:16:22.580And of course, then they can just attribute it to overgrazing.
00:16:26.080They can attribute it to, oh, let's say we have the avian flu again.
00:16:30.460And so we know that there's a thousand little hobby farms in the Fraser Valley.0.87
00:16:47.080You know, when you start dissecting this down, it just is insane.
00:16:53.560But it's brilliantly insane if you want to be able to call large amounts of livestock in Canada.
00:17:01.420So basically, then they will have the ability, depending on whether or not they call an emergency, whatever that emergency happens to be, to come and just kill whatever animals you happen to have on your property, depending on what the emergency is.
00:17:45.380The municipalities apparently have also jumped on board with this as well, Shadow, because we've seen, for instance, in Strathcona, and they are leading the way to Strathcona County, Alberta.
00:17:58.000They've even gone so far now to give the unit numbers, which we'll see, you know, being adopted throughout all the municipalities on these fronts.
00:18:07.540You know, and I want to talk about, too, so here in BC, they go, oh, well, we're going to pass these regulations, but we're not enforcing them yet.
00:18:15.100Okay, so there's a two year plan before enforcement starts. But where they are going to enforce it is with large dairies and commercial growers that already are getting a lot of government money. When you go and look at the consultation process that took place, because, you know, throughout the documents, oh, we had roundtables, we consulted with the stakeholders, all this other BS.
00:18:37.160Well, when you see the list of stakeholders, they're like the, you know, Alberta Beef Association.
00:18:41.740And when you go to their websites, you see how much money they're getting from the federal government and the provincial governments, right?
00:18:49.580And what are you going to do, bite the hand that feeds you on these kinds of fronts?
00:21:43.480The CFIA, which is the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, would verify compliance.
00:21:49.220So we're talking about the compliance on traceability and premises now because they've married the two at this stage in this document.
00:21:55.820Would verify compliance through inspections using a risk-based approach in which verification tasks are undertaken through a combination of planned and quote-unquote stumble-upon inspection activities.
00:22:10.780stumble upon stumble upon right and then they go on to talk about what is even more in there right
00:22:19.160um and the stumble upon is for all those unsuspecting hobby farmers that don't think
00:22:24.880that the government would come crashing down on them and they're you know little um two pigs and
00:22:30.580a bunny rabbit and you know 12 chickens right right right do you see this going well carrie i
00:22:36.680I mean, like, if they're actually going to go out there and start looking for people who are maybe, you know, scofflaws, they're not reporting all of their livestock, like, I've got 150 head of cattle, I've really got 200, but I've got 150 head of cattle, or is that, like, impossible these days, because we're going to have to tag and trace every single one of them with the New World Order and the cameras and the 5G and whatnot?
00:23:00.420Well, a couple of things. If it does get to that point, it will be very easy for them to trace things because the artificial intelligent platforms, the big data, the ability to process that.
00:23:13.920Now, how trustworthy that technology will be and all the rest of it, there will be a lot of animals killed in the process of finding out that there were some pretty bad connections.
00:23:23.860But if I have my way, this will not go through. I intend on screaming from the rooftops on this.
00:23:30.420The amount of momentum just within the last couple of days since I published the is report has just been overwhelming.
00:23:37.780If we can equip people and, again, target the beef associations, the goat associations, the sheep associations and say, do you know what the hell is going on here?
00:23:49.280The hobby farmers, those kinds of things.
00:23:52.000And, you know, what about milk producers, Carrie?
00:33:20.440You know, it wasn't a business deal, right?
00:33:24.280You know, and I do think that's part of it, though, Shadow, is that they are trying to
00:33:29.180manipulate our every human norm, right?
00:33:33.000Whether it's little five-year-old boys questioning that they can be girls.
00:33:37.160I mean, that's just deconstructing the uniqueness of what it is to be human.
00:33:41.620and a child at that point, to place those doubts. The minute you have to consent means that you have
00:33:47.600to question whether you should consent or not, right? It's a decision making process that switches
00:33:52.720your brain function into a very different thing. Oh, the state says, you know, this is what is
00:33:59.340right. This is what is wrong. And I think it goes right down to brainwashing on all of these fronts
00:34:04.780on how we are being manipulated to change our behavior to question things the way we do.0.79
00:34:11.620You know, I remember a sex abuse prevention program targeting kindergartens where they told these little kids, if grandpa scoops you up in his arms and pats you on the butt, which is a very normal thing, you're supposed to report that to the teacher.
00:34:24.920Right. It seems a little bit different these days with men, grown men being allowed access to little girls change rooms in YMCA's and city facilities and whatnot, doesn't it?
00:34:39.100You know, I saw an article this morning.
00:34:41.020I woke up and the first thing I do is check my feed on all my social media.
00:34:44.640And there was one on some woke magazine that said conservative talking head takes 30 seconds to try to explain what woke is.
00:34:54.620And I thought about that and I went, you know, the reason for that is because there is so much hypocrisy and confusion about what woke is, not to us, but to them.
00:35:03.900We can identify what a woke person is in about a second.
00:35:07.500But to them, I mean, it's like, yes, I do believe that we should be sending more money and weapons and troops to Ukraine.
00:35:14.180But at the same time, peace and love and green.
00:35:18.140And we need to save the environment, even though there's, you know, missiles exploding daily, causing all kinds of problems over there for the environment in Ukraine.
00:35:28.540i mean it's just such a ridiculous idea this wokeism and only the woke really know how to be
00:35:38.240woke well it defies you know every sensibility as logically inclined individuals yeah i just don't
00:35:48.260get it well because logic doesn't prevail you know a document came out of the privy council and
00:35:54.120wait to your viewers see what's happening there. I actually have lawyers checking out to see whether
00:35:59.460or not what they're doing is actually legal. But one of the documents that has now come out
00:36:04.820is the 2SLGBTQ plus one. It's just this long alphabet soup. Few pages into the document after
00:36:15.540you get through the billions of dollars that they're spending, you know, 10 million here,0.89
00:36:19.44050 million there all the rest of it to forward this agenda which goes under the radical feminist
00:36:25.020movement as well um you get to this this uh disclaimer that says the language used in this0.70
00:36:31.160document may change because terminology is rapidly changing within this demographic all the time
00:36:38.380all the time hey didn't you uh do you see the cracks coming from the other side too like do
00:36:43.780you see their their house of cards starting to come down i know that you had worked on a story
00:57:47.500They need to be called out on that kind of nonsense, and the same goes for Councillor Janice Lukes, who tried to shut down commentary, and the mayor who got up.
00:57:56.820He excused himself from the room because he did not want to hear the excerpts from the books that are available to little kids in Winnipeg public libraries, if you can believe it.
00:58:06.640So if you are a Winnipeg resident, I would suggest calling one of those three, Janice
00:58:12.220Lukes, Sherry Rollins, or Scott Gillingham at some point tomorrow, or sending an email
00:58:17.480or later on this week, whatever it is, expressing your disappointment in them for acting like
00:58:22.740such overbearing overlords over concerned citizens, or just not at all being willing0.59
00:58:30.660to listen to our concerns they're out of order bullshit all right listen to this guy he's from0.91
00:58:40.520waterloo ontario father david to door this is two minutes of awesomeness you keep doubling down on0.96
00:58:48.160this here's a book that i did not see on the trillion approved book list by the government
00:58:54.260however this book has been approved by your robust crew method system and deemed acceptable for
00:59:01.080students you asked me to trust your process so how many people approved this book and deemed it
00:59:08.420age appropriate now because you keep voting down to look into this i'm going to read this book
00:59:14.220because you deemed it appropriate nobody did it you did it this kind of material this is the kind
00:59:19.780of material that my daughters are going to be exposed to when she gets a little bit older.
00:59:24.460The book is called Identical, and this is a scene between a dad and a seven-year-old daughter named
00:59:30.000Kaylee. He lifted her gently, sat her down on the bed beside him. Then he opened the snaps on the
00:59:37.560fly of his flannel pajamas. It stood up, stiff-ass stalagmite. How much does daddy love you?0.65
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