00:05:19.900Before you spread that around about Chris Sky having proof regarding Pierre Polyev's wife,
00:05:24.520I want you to make sure that you watch this show on Thursday night and we'll tell you the mistakes Chris made in his summation of that whole thing.
00:22:28.720So ultimately, I think that you see a lot of average sized people.
00:22:33.200Another thing like that I like is I don't have children, ironically enough, but I am
00:22:37.600I am against abortion 100 percent and I've always been against abortion.
00:22:42.460That's my stance, that this is wrong and it needs to stop.
00:22:47.000In Nicaragua, abortion is illegal for any reason and punishable by a long, lengthy prison term.
00:22:55.680Anybody that is caught in an abortion, whether it's the doctor, the mother, or any assistant or anything else that promotes abortion.
00:23:02.680So as a result, in this country, you see mothers, young mothers with young children everywhere and happy families.
00:23:13.140And it reminds me of when I was growing up in the 70s when I remember a more innocent time in Canada when children played outside and they played hide and seek and they didn't have phones and they were happy and free.
00:23:26.960and and and and that's the way it is here you get you get uh baseball is a really big sport here
00:23:32.720it's really their national sport and you can go to a playground and you will see say 30 nicaraguan
00:23:40.400youth uh playing a game of baseball they have no uniforms they have a bat and a ball they have no
00:23:45.760gloves they they know the positions and they play like like little pros and they all know what to do
00:23:53.440and they're not supervised by adults there's no adult supervision or organization at all
00:23:57.360these are youth that go and the older youth provide the leadership to the younger youth
00:24:04.400and they do it all on their own initiative with no parental prompting at all they do it because
00:24:09.680this is what they love and this is part of their culture we got to get these kids some gloves
00:24:13.920let's get to your uh area of expertise which is uh safety pretty much workplace safety uh
00:24:21.680personal protective equipment. You have been an authority on this subject for well over 20 years
00:24:28.480now. You've been teaching it. You've had contracts with government, large corporations, manufacturing
00:24:34.760plants, anything that can produce toxic residue within the workplace. You have kept people safe
00:24:42.180and you've taught others how to keep people safe for many years. This is an article that I got from
00:24:50.040slate.com and it was published pretty much everywhere according to the cochran commission
00:24:57.820i think or the cochran review so let me read the first couple of paragraphs chris and then you can
00:25:02.260comment on this if you would three years into the covet pandemic and there still isn't a consensus
00:25:08.140on whether masks protect against the coronavirus proponents and skeptics both think common sense
00:25:13.320is on their side it's simple physics proponents say covet is airborne doctors wear masks when
00:25:19.940they treat patients. Plus, I wear a mask every time I leave the house and I've never had COVID.
00:25:24.400Not so fast. Skeptics retort, the masks most people wear don't stop viruses. States and
00:25:32.080countries with widespread mask use have seen large waves of cases. And besides, I wore a mask and got
00:25:37.820COVID anyway. When faced with this kind of debate, many hope the answer could be found in formal
00:25:43.720scientific research, which brings us to the recent Cochran Review, which considered whether
00:25:49.040physical interventions including masks reduce the spread of respiratory viruses. Cochrane reviews
00:25:54.640are a widely considered the gold standard of evidence-based medicine. So guys what I found
00:26:02.320out tonight from Chris before we we went live is that you actually helped to author that review
00:26:08.360Chris. Can you tell us what your involvement in that was and what went into that? Well I was
00:26:15.100I was involved as a consultant. I was involved as a consultant into that interview.
00:26:20.220They approached me. I did not know about it at all.
00:26:22.880I was approached and asked for input into that.
00:26:28.360Dr. Mercola was also a factor in that.
00:26:31.800Dr. Mercola, I don't know if you know who he is. Have you ever heard that name?
00:26:34.800Yeah, I get his stuff every morning on email.
00:26:37.100every exactly right so so he is uh he has he has republished and sent out a lot of a lot of the
00:26:45.180stuff that i have done to his to his followers and things like that so they might have heard about me
00:26:50.060through him i'm not exactly sure how they found out about me but but um i do know that you know
00:26:56.220that he i believe that he had a part in it as well um but uh either way uh i'm always ready to help
00:27:04.300out where i can and uh and i got and i have lots of you know evidence and lots of uh lots of studies
00:27:10.700that i have uh that i have done on that so i mean like it's it's a work in progress people have to um
00:27:21.740people have to be able to look and see through the truth right now i'm seeing a lot of the comments
00:27:25.580that pop up here and i'm a little distracted by that and i will say this is that you know i am
00:27:29.420i'm canadian just to clarify it uh i'm not abandoning canada i've still got lots of work
00:27:34.360in canada i do i do work through i work wherever i happen to be i work and do work in canada all
00:27:39.660the time guys he's from edmonton he's got a company it's called safeco and he's been doing
00:27:44.820this in canada i'm sorry safecom yes right that's safecom and he's been doing this for 25 30 years
00:27:52.380now he is a renowned expert and authority on workplace safety right uh he's in Nicaragua
00:27:59.100right now he's in Costa Rica before that he's coming back home as he said earlier in the show
00:28:05.120so please don't and I've been and I've been fighting in Canada you want to you want to check
00:28:09.120and see the kind of fighting I've been doing I sometimes fight alone on the street this is a guy
00:28:13.340by the way and you know what you go to his Facebook page and I went there earlier today go
00:28:17.460to his Facebook page this is a guy who set up a table on the street on the sidewalk with a
00:28:22.360sign that said, ask me about masks and if they work. And then it was a story about activism.
00:28:28.900Activism is not going online. It's not arguing with people in the comment section online. It's
00:28:35.300actually getting out there and talking to people face to face. And I really appreciate that you did
00:28:40.100that. I couldn't even believe it like for you to do that. I've also seen you on video walking
00:28:45.220through malls and telling security guards to go away. You are an expert on personal
00:28:51.220protective equipment and you know that these breathing barriers don't work as a matter of
00:28:57.080fact let me say to you chris that you're the one i give credit for when it comes to reshaping the
00:29:03.060narrative and the dialogue we use for for that very reason instead of saying mainstream media
00:29:08.680like all the other independent media have been saying i use the expression left-wing corporate
00:29:14.200media sometimes marxist corporate media because you about a year ago when you first appeared on
00:29:20.140this show or maybe a little bit before that i said masks you said no breathing barriers
00:29:26.080there's a big difference yeah absolutely because a mask is actually designed to be one on your face
00:29:33.040a mask is an engineered engineered standard right it's not just a random piece of material that
00:29:38.740blocks your breathing so and and so because of that i i put that out there and people are now
00:29:44.820starting to see that it's starting to appear more comfortably in the lexicon of the language that we
00:29:50.820use to fight these people who are still in some kind of a haze and and there's people chris we're
00:29:56.820still seeing them uh riding bikes minus 17 north wind blown at 30 kilometers an hour for some
00:30:04.620reason uh and and they're wearing the breathing barrier apparatus on their face and thinking that
00:30:11.140it's doing them some kind of benefit not just them but other people and they even get upset by it
00:30:16.880still so this brainwashing that the government has done uh has really done its job on on most
00:30:22.360of these folks but there is a light at the end of the tunnel i'm not seeing nearly as much of it as
00:30:28.100i had in the past little while yeah it comes in waves but it's not necessarily nearly as as
00:30:35.800widespread as it was even two months ago yeah just just being in Nicaragua honestly and uh and
00:30:43.180and learning as much as I can here about how everything works uh you know I have an appreciation
00:30:48.960I I can see that you know how how totally enslaved Canada is and it's not just in the last three
00:30:54.400years it's in the last you know since 1867 so that's how long the enslavement of Canada has
00:31:00.660been and this country has a lot of freedoms that Canada Canadians would never have to the best of
00:31:05.420knowledge so which freedoms are we talking about here because like we had a conversation last night
00:31:10.740on this show about uh the constitution of this country and how the people don't hold the power
00:31:16.140here the people are not the sovereign uh the provincial and federal governments are based upon
00:31:21.380the charter of rights and freedoms and i put that in air quotes because of section one and section
00:31:26.48033 which gives the government to take away our so-called rights anytime they want meaning that
00:31:31.680they're not rights at all they're simply privileges granted to us by government but when you talk
00:31:36.740about freedom in Nicaragua what kinds of freedoms do people have there that we don't have here
00:31:42.520well number one if you want to open up a business in Nicaragua the vast majority of businesses like
00:31:51.300service businesses are operated out of people's houses and that way they don't have to pay for
00:31:56.640a separate place to, you know, a separate, you know, a commercial building separate from their
00:32:04.260home, and it saves them money, so it makes it a lot more viable. The licensing and permit
00:32:10.400requirements to do things are not the same here as they are in Canada, not even close.
00:32:16.820The cost of living is ridiculously low. I'll give you an example. I am currently in a beautiful
00:32:24.500apartment i have an office i have a full bedroom everything's furnished i have a private bathroom
00:32:33.560all utilities included for 200 a month u.s dollars 200 u.s but i mean what is that about
00:32:43.760300 canadian a month 300 so that's like one fourth of what the average rent is in winnipeg
00:32:53.880calgary edmonton for a one-bedroom apartment maybe and does that include utilities because
00:32:58.840because my internet's internet's included in that and all utilities as well including power
00:33:03.880that's included that's insane that's insane and it's a nice little account let's get back to the
00:33:10.280uh the breathing barrier you have a website it's called covidmaskharm.com i'm going to throw it up
00:33:17.800on the screen right now can you tell us about this please okay well i just created it recently
00:33:24.040and the reason is is because uh it i wanted to make it simple i wanted to make it straightforward
00:33:29.000and i had a lot of designers that wanted to kind of make it a little more complex and they wanted
00:33:33.080to decorate it and things and and i haven't really looked at that so i wanted to learn basic web
00:33:37.400design of my own i had some extra time so i decided to learn it and just try and make it as functional
00:33:43.240as i could and what it is is i wanted to create a resource where people could come and they could
00:33:49.160get all of the they could get resources from my whole catalog of harms and links to those harms
00:33:55.800that they wanted to investigate so if they wanted proof that you know breathing barriers cause harm
00:34:01.080i got all i got probably i got more information than any other website in the world as far as links
00:34:07.000go and uh media goes on that so i'm still adding to it it's always going to add on to it and
00:34:13.560everything else um and and shadow i'd like to give your offer i'd like to give your viewers i mean
00:34:19.580your your show is highly respected right across the country i don't do interviews with everybody
00:34:24.140you're one of the few that i will speak with publicly on the show there's not a lot
00:34:30.620hang on hang on chris before we do the offer because this is going to be good i i would
00:34:35.400actually like you if you could you know off the top of your head to go through a couple of harms
00:34:39.560that masks can create because it's one thing to say they don't stop the spread of an airborne
00:34:45.340pathogen like a virus they may stop bacteria up to a point depending on the size of the holes
00:34:51.900in the breathing barrier but what are the harms that can be uh created by these things people
00:34:57.700wearing them for eight nine ten hours straight uh with no breaks oh you think about it it's a piece
00:35:02.920cloth right or a piece of paper and then you just if you take it and you could take a piece of
00:35:08.280take your shirt take a take a piece of shirt a shirt or something like that and then just hold
00:35:12.840it against your mouth and nose like this and ask yourself is that harder to breathe through than
00:35:18.360if it's not there so if it's harder to breathe through what is it doing is it you have to breathe
00:35:25.560harder now you know that if it's harder exertion then number one you're going to have to produce
00:35:31.720more effort number two if you aren't able to completely exhale into open air then it's going
00:35:38.280to cause a buildup of carbon dioxide between the material and your face and what that does is as
00:35:43.480that buildup of carbon dioxide gets higher higher and a different in a higher higher concentration
00:35:48.360you're going to rebuild that in and it's gonna it's gonna cause a lot of health problems excessive
00:35:54.200carbon dioxide we're talking about very high amounts we're not talking about the kind of
00:35:58.440carbon dioxide in the atmosphere which is healthy we're talking about very high percentages
00:36:02.520that can be generated by trapped carbon dioxide trapped exhaled air that isn't able to properly
00:36:08.920vent into the atmosphere until you breathe again so it causes two things by blocking your breathing
00:36:15.480and restricting your breathing it's virtually a form of voluntary self-suffocation so so if you
00:36:22.360take a piece of cloth and you hold it tightly against your mouth and nose you'll find it a lot
00:36:27.240easier harder to breathe not only that you'll find the quality of your breath will decrease
00:36:31.400significantly you're not going to be able to inhale oxygen and when you do you can't exhale
00:36:36.840completely so what you're breathing is a mix of of low oxygen because a lot of the oxygen you're
00:36:42.760breathing is lower because hey we normally from an unobstructed unobstructed you know
00:36:50.840breathing feature you're just going to breathe air which is approximately 20.9
00:36:55.080oxygen you exhale you inhale it you absorb a certain percent and you exhale roughly around
00:37:01.16016 to 17 percent of that oxygen back into the atmosphere but if you can't properly vent that
00:37:07.000it gets trapped and it accumulates and as a result you're not able to it causes oxygen deficiency
00:37:13.560because you're not able to properly pull the oxygen from the atmosphere because your exhale
00:37:18.920there is getting trapped in the cover that you're pulling the inhalation from how long
00:37:23.960If you exhale into the cover, it's a big problem.
00:37:26.580How long does it take before hypoxia might develop?
00:37:29.460Well, it depends on the person, but ultimately it can happen within seconds.
00:37:33.400In a healthy person, it might take a lot longer, but in an unhealthy person or somebody with
00:37:38.100COPD, somebody with epizema, somebody with high blood pressure, somebody with asthma
00:37:42.900or allergies that are significant, they might find that a breathing barrier could cause
00:37:49.080a life-threatening medical emergency for them within a matter of seconds.
00:37:53.960there's warnings on these things on the boxes that they come in uh the ones that came out
00:37:59.960previous to the pandemic that said warning do not wear these uh masks they call them on the boxes
00:38:06.360any longer than whatever it is a half an hour at a time without taking a break because it could
00:38:11.580cause all of the uh dangers that you just listed there what about bacterial buildup inside the mask
00:38:18.200how can that affect people well obviously that there's a lot of health hazards i mean
00:38:22.680the the uh the oxygen reduction in oxygen and excess of carbon dioxide that you can't purge
00:38:28.200i mean that's the number one problem but but like but like you said so other thing is like
00:38:33.160um bacteria formation so for instance if you have this wet piece of cloth in front of your mouth
00:38:39.640and nose and it's wet because you exhale wet air right so you exhale wet air because the moisture
00:38:47.180from your body comes with it and then it gets trapped in the material and it stays wet all day
00:38:53.260long and it stays hot all day long because your exhaled air is warm then that's the perfect
00:39:00.280atmosphere wet and warm to breed bacteria and fungus and that's exactly what it does
00:39:06.980and then it's still on your mouth and nose so now you're inhaling that and the dangers could be
00:39:13.780bacterial pneumonia or any number of other terrible any number of one of terrible things
00:39:18.920we're going to come back to a covid mask arm and it's guys called covidmassarm.com i want to talk
00:39:25.080about the uh the t-shirt deal that chris has got uh for tonight only but before we get to that
00:39:30.620i want to ask you chris if you you sent a letter two years ago almost exactly two years ago to
00:39:37.220at the time dina hinshaw who was the top doc in alberta and you got no response from that you
00:39:43.740sent that out not just to her but to i believe every single mla in alberta some bureaucrats i
00:39:50.640said you sent it out to newspapers some smaller newspapers picked it up you sent it to politicians
00:39:55.960in other provinces and federal politicians and whatnot did you ever hear back because it was a
00:40:01.480great letter you can still find it online you guys did you ever hear back from any government
00:40:07.520source at all because you worked with government like in the past with your company absolutely i
00:40:12.620i still do i still do okay i still do but but you have to understand that um that uh you know they
00:40:23.020um working with government you know i work with government still i work with military and such i
00:40:29.260work with them on different equipment right they're not asking me about breathing barriers in the
00:40:33.500military they want to know about respirators for people that fly the f the cfa teams right you know
00:40:41.100things that they actually know work so the whole breathing barrier agenda is really collapsing all
00:40:47.020around they'll never ever even if they said there's another pandemic they'll never get as many
00:40:53.660people to fall for that again as they did the first time it'll never happen we've educated too
00:40:58.140many people i hope you're right they go they can't do it they tried again to scare everybody with
00:41:03.660monkeypox and it wasn't successful they lost big time they tried to scare everybody with boosters
00:41:09.740and then additional boosters very few bought into that and they don't have any i don't know
00:41:15.920what bag of trips they have left because i think they they pretty much exhausted most of the tricks
00:41:20.540that they have oh dude there's there's more to come there's more to come bring it on because
00:41:25.640they're never going to be able to convince people to block their breathing like they did the first
00:41:29.860time i i hope you i hope you're right and you know what i mean i i am with you on this train
00:41:34.500you know and you're the expert i'm just the guy that gets the word out there but i'll tell you
00:41:38.200man like and and i do believe you're right to some extent but we still have a lot of work to do
00:41:42.560since the government change uh daniel smith is the premier of your home province now
00:41:49.480have you heard anything at all from any government official anywhere about the letter that you wrote
00:41:58.340two years ago i mean you're an expert how could they not as a matter of fact i would suggest
00:42:02.920probably the leading canadian authority on this how could they simply ignore something you wrote
00:42:08.600like that well you know i was one of the leading if not the leading canadian authority long before
00:42:14.520the whole covert thing yeah national consulting on on respirators national levels and things like
00:42:21.000that years and years long before the whole covert thing unveiled so i will say that um uh
00:42:27.640No, I haven't heard anything at all, and I'll tell you what, independent media have reached
00:42:32.820out to Danielle Smith's office over the years, even like other cities, independent media
00:42:42.100and stuff like that, and they have told me that Danielle Smith has told them that, her
00:42:46.960office has told them, her communications department and such have told them that they will not
00:42:51.160be issuing a formal comment on my letter or a statement on my letter at all, they won't
00:42:56.160touching it because i mean honestly what are they going to say shadow they got two choices
00:43:01.480they can ignore it or they can say you know what yeah we totally bullshitted through that we don't
00:43:08.840know what we're talking about and we just put it out there because we were told to and uh and he's
00:43:14.980right you know that's all that's their two choices ignore me or say that or admit that's it yeah no
00:43:23.140No, you're right. And we have had, interestingly, I'm not sure if you heard this, you probably haven't because you're down there in Nicaragua. We actually had a Canadian politician in Ontario, I think it was in the Windsor area, municipal politician who came out and apologized for the mandates, firing people and whatnot, saying we knew it was wrong to put a vaccine mandate in place.
00:43:46.800and we're sorry. And I was hoping that that would catch fire across the country and these
00:43:53.420authorities, these politicians would speak up and say stuff like that. We know that Danielle Smith
00:43:59.500is facing an election at the end of May. And we also know that not just the Alberta media, but
00:44:05.500the national media was calling her Premier Wingnut or Premier Loopyloo when she started talking about
00:44:13.360the World Economic Forum. So it's possible that she's trying to play this politically smart so
00:44:20.200she can get herself reelected and keep the NDP and Rachel Notley out. And maybe if she does win
00:44:26.740the election at the end of May, then she will make an official response to your letter because
00:44:32.920your letter is, you know, it's interesting. Everything that you have said tonight regarding
00:44:39.720the breathing barriers people they already know this it's simple common sense right i mean just
00:44:47.600from the literature that's out there that people have read but when it comes from somebody like
00:44:51.900yourself who is steeped in such knowledge and expertise it becomes a whole different matter
00:44:57.420right those those years that you've spent doing this mean something you know the numbers you know
00:45:07.260the problems that can arise from all of these things you know the benefits and the lack of
00:45:11.900benefits that these breathing barriers will provide people so let's go through the different
00:45:17.580types of breathing barriers obviously the cloth ones were the probably the worst of the bunch
00:45:22.780the paper ones probably just the same what about those kn95 deals the the bird beak masks i call
00:45:29.660them no any benefit no anything nothing nothing zero but these these are ones that actually you
00:45:38.140fit right on your face so that you can't you can't you know and i see people like these things so
00:45:42.860tightly and snug on their face they go man you were going to strangle yourself with that thing
00:45:46.940okay here's the thing viruses are so small you need electron microscope to see them
00:45:51.260you know you know anybody that has an electron microscope no shadow no no neither do i and you
00:45:56.780know what they might have a few in canada two or three and that's it the whole country okay electron
00:46:02.380microscopes are that rare that's how rare they are in their million dollar microscopes to even see if
00:46:07.980it exists that's it now i'll tell you what there's no respirator that can filter virus i don't care
00:46:13.660what type of filters what type of cartridges you have you can't be filtered it's too small it's
00:46:18.060impossible if you didn't think about it okay it doesn't matter what you got it's not going to
00:46:22.540to filter anything virus if viruses exist as we're told they exist i mean who knows i mean
00:46:28.200how many people have claimed to see a virus not very many maybe a half a dozen and everybody
00:46:33.020takes their word for it that's how small viruses are but i will say assuming that they do exist
00:46:37.560as as we're told they exist they're so small that you can't filter them and so the only way to
00:46:43.740protect against you know potential anything that small like imagine it's small like a smoke
00:46:48.820particle if they can stop viruses they can stop smoke particles which means that you know like
00:46:54.180hey just tell firefighters you know why wear a heavy oxygen cylinder on your back
00:46:59.300why don't you just you know put on put on a uh a fire resistant breathing barrier and uh
00:47:08.260you know and then and then go into a fire like that because you're going to be protected from
00:47:12.340smoke that way yeah you'll be just so and people are going to be like hey well you get smoke in
00:47:17.060your eyes well what do you think about viruses don't you think you'll get viruses in the eyes
00:47:20.200do you think viruses could also enter you through the eyes absolutely but besides the eyes they can
00:47:25.800also enter through the skin so that's why originally when they first started trying to
00:47:30.620sell this they were trying to play the part as accurately as they could by showing people in
00:47:34.960full hazmat suits you know top to bottom covered and and encapsulated i mean ultimately that's what
00:47:41.060the kind of protection would take for an actual real virus hazard but as soon as they started
00:47:45.940telling people that you know put on a breathing barrier or any anything that's going to protect
00:47:51.040against viruses or be offer some level of protection i mean it became so asinine it was
00:47:57.240like monty python comedy but not funny because because i was the only one laughing and nobody
00:48:04.400else was and and that is why i had to go public on it so so quickly so okay so to play devil's
00:48:12.160advocate though i'm sure there is one person who's going to see this and said that's not what
00:48:17.020they're supposed to do they're supposed to stop droplets and spittle because you know how people
00:48:21.880talk sometimes they get real close to you and they spit all over your face and say it don't spray it
00:48:26.440so would the masks help sorry the breathing barriers help in that situation well the breathing
00:48:31.980barriers are very right so i mean ultimately if somebody tries to spit on you they'll probably
00:48:36.800most of the spittle just on the inside of their cover but as far as like you know our air is
00:48:43.400moist right and that moist air has droplets it doesn't stop airflow completely because if it did
00:48:50.100it wouldn't just suffocate you over the course of many hours drop your oxygen level it would
00:48:56.060it would kill you within a minute right if it didn't allow any airflow it'd be like putting
00:49:01.260duct tape over your mouth and nose if there was no airflow and then it would stop but you know what
00:49:06.620shadow it would stop all droplets a hundred percent if somebody uses duct tape that's the
00:49:13.500way to get a hundred percent effectiveness to stop droplets because only by stopping you know
00:49:19.580breathing a hundred percent can you actually stop droplets with any kind of effectiveness
00:49:24.160that's like drinking drano to kill a virus in your bloodstream right like you're going to kill
00:49:28.840the virus but you're going to kill everything else too uh let's get back to the uh the website
00:49:34.160here guys this is called covidmaskharm.com and chris you got a t-shirt on uh that you're wearing
00:49:41.760right now and you've been selling these through alberta for the past year or so can you tell us
00:49:47.720a bit about that and and it's it's not just a t-shirt for show guys it's actually got some
00:49:52.480useful uh parts to it so basically these shirts i go to the rallies with these shirts i traded them
00:49:58.060because i wanted to find a way there's a lot of people that are pretty nervous about speaking in
00:50:01.820the public about these things. They don't want to face ridicule. They don't want to face the
00:50:06.300pressure. They may not have the courage. They want to be able to give the message in a constructive
00:50:12.860way where they're not going to be faced with a lot of criticism or pressure. So this is a way
00:50:19.460they can deliver the message, a very effective message, but in a very passive way. And that's
00:50:23.000why I created this t-shirt. So basically on the front of the t-shirt, you can see that it says
00:50:27.180these it shows the illustration of a breathing barrier and it's above it it says these cause
00:50:32.080hypoxia okay and below that it says hypoxia causes thrombosis thrombosis is circulatory
00:50:38.860blood clots and veins and arteries and then below that it says you know what else caused thrombosis
00:50:44.000and then it shows an illustration of where it says covid vaccine on the vial like on the actually on
00:50:50.520the bottom right so it gets people thinking right then people that's not enough people want to see
00:50:57.640proof right so on the back i have the proof so on the back there's you know i thought about putting
00:51:03.280web addresses on the back that people could like take photos of and look up later but that's just
00:51:07.680not easy enough it's not very practical i thought you know you're gonna get a hit you're gonna get
00:51:11.580a hit from people in the comment section for these qr codes because people think qr codes it's all
00:51:16.780part of the world economic forum right but okay i mean yeah qr qr codes is simply a tool it's a
00:51:22.940tool that locks into a website to get information now if it's a bad website like you know then
00:51:28.900you're gonna you could get information that's not good but i'll tell you all of these are just links
00:51:34.940to uh you know scientific studies all approved scientific studies you know there's there's no
00:51:41.700viral load or anything like that it's not stuff on the mass web it's very specific studies that
00:51:46.260links into doesn't link into broader websites just specific studies so ultimately by somebody
00:51:54.500just using their phone from up to 30 feet away they zero in it'll lock on any one of these so
00:52:00.660these are four different independent studies independent proven scientific medical studies
00:52:06.340that prove that breathing barriers cause hypoxia like conclusively conclusively prove it without
00:52:13.140any doubt and then below that there's another four separate independent medical scientific
00:52:19.460studies that prove that hypoxia causes blood clots and below that three other studies that
00:52:26.340prove that the covered shots prove cause blood clots like blood clots that aren't supposed to
00:52:32.500be there like thrombosis is never a good thing so blood clots could be good thrombosis isn't a good
00:52:38.420if you if you cut your your your arm open or head open and it clots that's a good clot yeah it's a
00:52:44.340good clot but thrombosis is clots in your veins and arteries that's always going to be life
00:52:50.580threatening it's never a good thing and that's why it says thrombosis instead of clots because
00:52:57.540thrombosis is always bad and if they don't know what thrombosis is they may get even more curious
00:53:03.700and that's why they want to scan it and find out what the heck it's talking about people love
00:53:07.540scanning things with their phones i give them lots of information to scan it pops up right on
00:53:12.180their phones and they get the truth you don't have to tell them the truth they're going to come and
00:53:16.260get it why because it's on the back you're not looking at them they can get it as you're walking
00:53:20.180by interesting you don't have to say anything to them and they have don't have to say anything to
00:53:24.900you and i've and i've done i've been wearing them and i do tests i go into the most busy areas that
00:53:29.380i can occasionally i'll get people like you get people you people's jaws drop when you wear a
00:53:34.980a shirt like that like in a trade fair or at the exhibition or anywhere else and i've done it and
00:53:39.600i know a lot of people that have we have uh you know we we do uh we sell them for near cost at
00:53:45.72040 a piece and uh we just sell them just to cover our costs so that we can keep printing them and
00:53:50.900keep distributing them so so did you want me to talk about the deal here today right yeah man go
00:53:57.220ahead let's talk about the deal so basically the deal is this you know i respect shadow like one
00:54:03.340of the few um media hosts that's a true freedom fighter thick and thin like no other like few
00:54:11.940others anyhow very few and so i'm just going to make a very special offer to his audience tonight
00:54:17.280that i'll never be repeated and that is simply that if you want the facts on the breathing
00:54:23.940barriers and you want to share them with others then go to covidmasscarm.com you may have to
00:54:31.020punch it in. You might not find it on a Google search, but you might have to punch it into your
00:54:35.140address bar, covidmasscarm.com. You'll find it. Go to where it says content access as partner.
00:54:43.040And you'll go there and it's going to ask you for $40 for a one year access for all of the
00:54:50.440resources that I have. And you're going to find it worth it. And not only that, the $40 a year,
00:55:27.180You're going to send it and you're going to, you're going to, you're going to contact us or it's, it's, you'll find it on there somewhere, but ultimately you're going to contact us and you're going to just give us your, your t-shirt size, your mailing address.
00:55:41.460And we may ask you for a postage if you're, you know, out of Edmonton, if you're away from Edmonton and we have to send it, then we're going to ask it.
00:55:48.480So you see it right there, Chris, it's safecom hyphen inc.com.
00:55:51.560If you look in the middle banner there, you see it.
01:09:25.700Or do you think there is genuinely a soft spot for China from this government?
01:09:29.060Well, I think the soft spot is in their wallets.
01:09:34.920Corporate Liberals have been making grand fortunes
01:09:37.420doing business with Beijing and the government there
01:09:41.240for many years. It's no secret that Liberal Inc. loves to do business with the communist regime
01:09:48.360and so they have deep ties and they fostered those ties into what appears to be a political
01:09:55.940advantage. Now the question is whether or not the Liberal Party knew and if so what it did about
01:10:03.000Beijing's interference in two consecutive elections and we don't know the answer. I'm
01:10:09.380not going to lay down an allegation until we know for sure. But so far, Justin Trudeau does not seem
01:10:14.800to be one of telling the truth. And that's not a good sign. You denounced German MEP Christine
01:10:21.040Anderson as, quote, hateful and racist when she was touring Canada and had met with a couple of
01:10:26.260Conservative MPs. What are the views that you ascribe to her that are hateful and racist,
01:10:31.200to use your terms. Well, I mean, she attacked Muslims. She said that Islam is a misogynist
01:10:38.420religion. It is. And that she didn't actually, she said it wasn't a religion at all. Well,
01:10:44.720there are over a million Muslims in Canada. I don't believe that that's true. And I, if someone
01:10:50.060had said that about Christianity, well, we'd all be up in arms. And so I disagree with the
01:10:56.540comments that she's made uh and i said so what would your message be to the people who are
01:11:02.140supporters of yours that went out and saw her speak and felt like you were making a swipe at
01:11:06.400them perhaps well i wasn't making a swipe at them i'm simply speaking directly and clearly the same
01:11:12.420way i condemn justin trudeau for his racist black face and for his uh nasty comments that he's
01:11:19.220directed at minorities including the unvaccinated uh i uh the same way i denounced max in fact maxime
01:11:25.940Bernier for attending the World Economic Forum. I think Maxime really has to come clean on why he
01:11:32.500attended the World Economic Forum, why he was involved in that, why he proposed free trade
01:11:36.980with communist China, why he said that he admires the freedoms that exist in communist China. And I
01:11:43.040would denounce him for making those comments as well. And just lastly, since we're in London,
01:11:46.660anything you're looking forward to seeing here? The people, the hardworking people here in London,
01:11:51.060And the folks who do the work, who build this country, you know, I want them to bring home more of what they earn, more of each dollar they earn.
01:12:00.040Are you satisfied with that explanation?
01:12:03.640Are you satisfied with that explanation?
01:37:25.040Our Fitbits, our web history, and our Apple phones can tell us how many steps we did in a day.
01:37:31.160Sometimes, when we're in Parliament, it's about 10, and if we're door-knocking, it's about 25,000.
01:37:38.280That does not sound important, but that information is also letting those regulators know where we've been, where we're going, where we live.
01:37:49.200Facial recognition technology can identify a face like a fingerprint.