The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Tues May 16th⧸2023 w⧸Wayne Peters in Toronto!

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00:02:00.000 hey everybody how you doing welcome at shadow at night it is tuesday may the 16th 2023 special

00:02:27.160 guest on the show tonight wayne peters of what's up canada and looking glass media that's lgm.news

00:02:32.680 where we're broadcasting live tonight also on twitter facebook and on rumble we're going to

00:02:37.860 talk about chris sky's campaign for mayor of toronto that election is coming up in late june

00:02:43.020 we're also going to discuss a little bit about the by-elections that are set for june the 19th

00:02:49.580 in winnipeg south center in portage lisgar there's two in manitoba one in quebec notre dame

00:02:55.100 de Grasse-Westmount. That's Mark Garneau's old riding. And people are wondering, how come Max

00:03:01.180 decided to run in Manitoba and not in Quebec, his home province? Obviously, according to his speech

00:03:07.320 anyway, Max feels at home in Manitoba, specifically Portage Lisgar. He says that that riding reminds

00:03:14.900 him of his home riding, which is Bose in Quebec. Also, there is a movement by Marjorie Taylor

00:03:21.640 green one of the house of representatives republican obviously in the united states

00:03:26.800 she wants to impeach the current commissioner of the federal bureau of investigation

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00:03:39.640 about that a little bit later on and then some idiot reporter i'm not sure who it was or what

00:03:45.660 organization he was with trying to take on pierre polyev in a press conference today regarding 0.99

00:03:50.980 prisoners getting out on bail and repeating offenses it's actually quite comical and painful

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00:06:07.900 everybody welcome to the show and welcome to the show it's been a while it's been too long actually

00:06:13.080 wayne peters of what's up canada at lgm.news thank you for coming on on such short notice

00:06:18.680 today my friend i appreciate it know you're in toronto know you've been covering the crisp sky

00:06:23.300 uh how's that been going for you it's been surprisingly exactly what i expected and uh

00:06:32.640 one heck of an interesting adventure all at the same time uh mayhem mayhem high energy absolutely

00:06:41.680 i i would go that go as far as high energy absolutely uh i i'm definitely feeling my

00:06:49.240 white hairs uh in this adventure this time around uh it's it's it's been very active chris has been

00:06:56.100 as grassroots as anybody i've ever seen uh doing different different stuff everywhere um and uh

00:07:05.660 what's surprising surprising to most you know but not really is the mainstream media blackout that

00:07:12.640 he's he's completely getting shut out of everything uh so for a while now i've been

00:07:19.160 seeing this process of chris guy living absolutely rent-free in every one of their heads and driving

00:07:25.020 them absolutely insane and watching them uh squirrel away amongst each other and and uh

00:07:31.340 creating different uh you know different sensationalist part part uh articles and 0.85

00:07:38.480 And literally, you know, going as far as bold-faced lying, false allegations against Chris, if he's getting anything, he's getting labeled as a racist and a white supremacist, a man who's married to a Filipino lady.

00:07:56.140 So this is the absurdity of it.

00:07:59.340 They have their cardboard cutout people that they are looking to have placed in Toronto that are politically reliable to the entrenched systems.

00:08:06.820 and they're exerting every little bit that they can.

00:08:09.840 And I believe in reality, they're actually kind of failing miserably.

00:08:14.580 Well, they say Olivia Chow is the front runner,

00:08:17.240 but now she's been linked with some Chinese communist group.

00:08:21.980 We've got this story here.

00:08:23.220 We can throw it up on the screen if you like.

00:08:25.020 I sent this to you earlier today via text from the National Post.

00:08:30.480 Toronto mayoral candidate Chow meets with group aligned with China.

00:08:34.840 Now, a Chow supporter is obviously saying, hey, these meetings are a necessary evil.

00:08:39.720 We've got to reach the Chinese immigrants.

00:08:41.400 And another caution is not to jump to any conclusions.

00:08:45.520 But the interesting part of this story is this group is called the Council of Newcomer Organizations, founded by—

00:08:52.020 Now, I find this interesting, too, that this kind of got swept under the rug through this story.

00:08:55.980 But this group was founded by a former liberal MP called Geng Tan,

00:09:00.640 Claims their goal is to unite all Canadian ethnic communities

00:09:04.240 And they've received $160,000 in funding from federal departments over the years

00:09:09.200 But they've also issued public statements

00:09:12.080 Harshly criticizing pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong

00:09:16.240 Before that movement was all but crushed by Beijing

00:09:19.460 And they've decried a parliamentary motion in 2019

00:09:22.460 That accused China of perpetrating a genocide

00:09:25.780 against the Uyghur minority, the Muslim Uyghurs over there in China.

00:09:30.840 So maybe she's not going to slide so easily this time.

00:09:34.560 Olivia Chow is supposed to be the front runner.

00:09:36.780 Who else is in the mix here?

00:09:39.660 There's a former police chief that's in the mix.

00:09:43.280 And there's a journalist, you know, kind of locally known.

00:09:51.880 Jordan Peterson has endorsed him.

00:09:53.800 um Anthony Fury I believe yeah yeah uh so I mean anybody that knows the problem with media in our

00:10:05.760 country I mean that's got to give them a cause to go and perhaps read some of what this guy's

00:10:12.560 work has been uh and you know over the the the time frame that he's been a reporter in Toronto

00:10:20.040 here so you know i've always found anthony to be quite fair and right-leaning as far as he could

00:10:26.440 be anyway with the organizations he was working with he was working with sun media for quite some

00:10:30.960 time and then he uh jumped over to true north uh news and i think he was one of the organizing or

00:10:37.800 one of the directing uh forces there for a while while candace malcolm was on her maternity leave

00:10:44.000 so i thought he was he was okay you know i i agreed mostly with his stuff when he did editorials

00:10:50.800 but i don't think he went quite far enough and that leads me to believe all right does this guy

00:10:55.240 not believe that there's something strange going on in the world or does he believe it but can't

00:11:02.200 write about it i so i i haven't uh i've been covering this this progression of all of this

00:11:09.340 but not like you know like i did in the old days running around with camera gear and backpacks and

00:11:13.800 all of that uh stuff no it's more about uh uh compiling notes and getting to know the people

00:11:19.820 that are moving into the different things that are going on and so i've listened to to a few

00:11:24.900 forums now i've been out to to a few of them where there's multiple candidates and and uh you can

00:11:32.380 absolutely say that there is complete and total diversity in the uh the the spectrum of them but

00:11:39.440 you're going to get at this point exactly what you expect from somebody who's a journalist and

00:11:44.520 uses words for a living. He's very casual in his demeanor, and I just didn't find that he brought

00:11:52.000 anything substantial to the table. It's just, you know, more, you know, political droning than

00:12:02.120 anything else and most everybody else has got you know an established history as a bureaucrat

00:12:10.180 and for the most part the only thing that they can lay claim to is having enforced lockdowns

00:12:16.620 and the biggest fraud and and you know genocide in North American history being perpetrators to

00:12:22.700 all of that through accessory or not through intent or not that's not for us to debate but

00:12:28.060 as former politicians and bureaucrats that's pretty much what they've been a part of so that's what

00:12:33.180 you want for a mayor of toronto so there's a whole lot of uh whole lot of uh learning to do

00:12:38.980 about the different spectrum but most of it is uh you know looks like cardboard cutouts uh the same

00:12:44.180 repetitive uh conversations uh lip service you know for for you know blue collar terminology uh 0.99

00:12:52.940 But, you know, you put lipstick on a pig, it's still a pig for the most part. 0.97

00:12:57.520 They're playing the system the same old way. 0.71

00:13:00.500 And the media is doing exactly what the media does.

00:13:03.980 When I came out here, I expected them to be treating Chris exactly like they did Faith Goldie.

00:13:09.260 And that is exactly what they have been doing.

00:13:12.740 And so it's been interesting to watch.

00:13:16.420 For an example, you go to an event where there's multiple candidates,

00:13:21.300 half a dozen eight of them speaking and there's 40 people in the room chris shows up somewhere

00:13:26.540 there's 400 500 right like it's just could you give us a little bit of perspective i mean i'm

00:13:35.420 not sure we haven't heard much about this campaign at all unless we're watching chris sky on twitter

00:13:41.260 and he's got his own perspective obviously and then the left-wing corporate media has got their

00:13:45.780 own perspective as you've just pointed out in in toronto is there a fever is are people actually

00:13:52.120 engaged in this campaign are they excited about it because toronto does have a history of electing

00:13:56.920 rogues as mayor and i don't have to go any further back than rob ford you know this this is some of

00:14:03.860 these are some of the things i'm learning about toronto as well as the first time i've covered

00:14:07.580 covered uh i mean they elected they elected mel lastman for god's sakes he was a furniture salesman

00:14:13.720 i think or tvs or something john john thorrey's been the you know the monarch here since uh i've

00:14:19.980 been you know covering politics in canada so this is this is kind of a new experience in toronto but

00:14:25.120 yeah i'm aware of the ford legacy and uh um they do you know it's kind of like when capone got

00:14:32.960 took that taken down you know uh after everything that had gone on it was you know something minor

00:14:38.600 seemingly that that that took that ended the syndicates and this is what people i believe

00:14:44.820 are desperate for in toronto they're looking for somebody to end the corporate and the government

00:14:50.540 syndicates because this there's a long history of that here in toronto and most of these these

00:14:56.960 candidates there's uh they're not actually addressing any of the the root causes of the

00:15:02.840 problems or providing legitimate solutions and uh most anybody of the other candidates that i've

00:15:08.780 seen taken a a relatively responsible discussion um or a campaign pointer platform have typically

00:15:17.240 done so after chris has announced his and it's been very much copycat uh what what he he's been

00:15:24.500 putting out but you know you look at the time stamps and when they make their announcements

00:15:28.000 And it's a day, day and a half later of when Chris has made his announcement, right?

00:15:33.660 So that's an interesting point to take note of.

00:15:37.220 They're stealing platform planks from Chris Guy?

00:15:40.160 That's hilarious.

00:15:42.680 Right?

00:15:43.080 And what gets even funnier, Matt.

00:15:45.080 So there's one young candidate here, you know, bless the youth for getting involved.

00:15:49.800 An 18-year-old fellow says to mom, I want to run for mayor of Toronto.

00:15:54.540 Mom says, are you sure you want to do that?

00:15:56.260 And he says yes, so he buys her or she buys him tickets to run as a candidate in Toronto.

00:16:02.520 And I forget his third platform, but his primary point was the housing's renters, ownership solution that Chris had presented a couple of days earlier.

00:16:14.780 This was his point.

00:16:15.900 Oh, but his second point was teaching raccoons to be first responders.

00:16:22.800 They could train the raccoons in Toronto.

00:16:26.260 to be first responders, right?

00:16:29.340 And this guy got like four days

00:16:31.820 of mainstream media darling news coverage, right?

00:16:36.940 So, I mean, this is what it's been like

00:16:41.160 looking at this and watching this from the inside.

00:16:44.300 Do you think the corporate media, Wayne,

00:16:46.580 is under orders from whoever is given orders

00:16:50.000 to not cover Chris Skyler?

00:16:52.880 They made it a bad light.

00:16:54.080 So I can confirm that there were a lot of typical, when you're running campaigns, there's all kinds of organizations that are structured to take part in some of these.

00:17:06.680 I mean, these other candidates are reaching, you know, funds raised into the millions.

00:17:16.540 And how do they do this through different companies that are structured to campaign, drive funds, you know, all of this stuff?

00:17:26.380 None of them will accept Chris Skye as a candidate.

00:17:30.880 He could not hire any services, any election services.

00:17:34.840 So anything that Chris is able to do, he has been basically doing out of what he's been raising grassroots without the help of or the ability to leverage media and paying for it out of that very much hand to printer for everything that this campaign has been doing.

00:17:53.120 And that goes right down to exactly like they did to Faith.

00:17:57.840 They made it impossible, and ultimately it ended up in a court case about them refusing to allow her commercials to run on any of the television.

00:18:07.480 While Chris has had commercials done, they won't run them.

00:18:10.560 They won't even return calls to the campaign team.

00:18:14.520 This is exactly what they're doing to Chris.

00:18:19.340 What's Faith Goldie doing now, by the way, do you know?

00:18:21.800 As far as I'm concerned, as far as I know, I mean, last I heard, she's being a mom somewhere out in the middle of nowhere in Quebec somewhere.

00:18:33.320 And, yeah, she has, you know, power to her, I guess.

00:18:38.460 I mean, she got rapped hard for being smoked and blindsided in every which way possible and then law fared into oblivion.

00:18:46.540 yeah uh so what are some of the the most intriguing entertaining moments that you've

00:18:52.660 witnessed so far i want to reference one it was at a cocktail party i believe chris attended

00:18:57.100 where he was talking to another candidate forget who it was and this candidate who was speaking

00:19:02.840 with chris uh had his assistant walk up whisper something in his ear and then he walked away from

00:19:09.080 chris like you can't talk to him you can't be seen with him and so he skedaddled away really quickly

00:19:14.720 it was on video i think we played that on the show here a few weeks ago is that kind of thing

00:19:19.580 been happening a lot 100 so chris has had been running this uh chris trains in the gym twice a

00:19:26.680 day he goes to different locations makes it public people couldn't come and work out with him

00:19:30.440 uh he happens to be at one gym and there was a fire alarm going off in the building but

00:19:35.480 the fire department shows up they discover chris in the gym working out and they're like oh you

00:19:41.340 oh, you're Chris Guy, and then so Chris gives them t-shirts, gives them t-shirts, they get a

00:19:47.660 picture taken with them, Chris posts it on social media and gets lambasted by the election committee

00:19:53.740 demanding he remove this picture because no civil servants were allowed to take pictures

00:19:59.760 in their uniforms with any of the mayoral candidates, meanwhile, one of the other ones,

00:20:05.780 former police chief is campaigning in his uniform and everybody else is posting pictures with

00:20:11.880 first responders and police and this and that and yada yada but chris gets lambasted for uh

00:20:18.140 was he the only one who got uh wrapped by the election committee or did everybody else get

00:20:23.160 wrapped we just didn't hear about it no they're still doing it police harassment is still going

00:20:31.440 on there was a so that hasn't been resolved at all that situation no no um and and then there's uh

00:20:39.360 uh i mean there's been some other more physical uh incidents that i cannot comment on i wasn't

00:20:46.100 present and uh i mean that video has has been circulated quite widely already and um there's uh

00:20:54.160 sorry some technical disturbances over here uh it's a busy place um ai happening in the

00:21:07.820 background there i don't know that was kind of a little bizarre but uh yeah no so there's there's

00:21:14.020 there's chris is a very uh emotion emotion provocative uh individual he's very controversial

00:21:22.420 if people have bought into what has been said you know the the the noise over the last three years

00:21:30.020 as an activist they may have a negative opinion of the him and people make poor choices every day

00:21:36.460 in their lines of work including officers from from time to time but overwhelmingly i can't say

00:21:42.820 that the response has been totally the opposite of what that would imply from that particular

00:21:47.060 officer um it's not unusual for for uh officers to walk by and say good luck chris uh when nobody

00:21:54.620 can hear them right uh that's that's been more often the norm than anything so is he like the

00:22:00.000 king of kensington when he walks down the street the people hey chris guy is it like that it's very

00:22:07.460 much like that and there's no and this is one of the things that really surprises me about this is

00:22:11.580 there's there's there's no uh hardcore age demographic or or or financial demographic

00:22:18.280 that separates the people uh uh other than you know this this to me is more you know the king

00:22:24.300 of kensington is kind of a you know a little bit close but uh the the way that they look at him

00:22:29.800 is almost like a walking tall in toronto you know the old the walking to chris rock uh uh you know

00:22:37.040 movie uh where he took the rock you mean not the rock sorry the rock um takes on the the corrupt

00:22:44.040 syndicate that owns the community and that's that's equally what i what i see in in how they

00:22:49.160 look at him because he's he uh he's not afraid of of taking on any of the questions any of the

00:22:55.460 people uh he literally puts out his phone number publicly uh and it's that's what you know the

00:23:03.860 the calls that I've heard,

00:23:06.500 is this real?

00:23:07.380 Is this really you, Chris?

00:23:08.540 And he's like, yeah, of course it's me.

00:23:10.020 I gave my phone.

00:23:11.260 People, they believe they're being,

00:23:13.520 they kind of think they're being pranked,

00:23:14.980 you know, when they try the number

00:23:16.340 and they actually get Chris, right?

00:23:18.820 So it's really interesting to see this happening.

00:23:22.500 I've never seen anything like that before.

00:23:24.720 Is Max going to put his personal cell phone number

00:23:27.120 out to the world?

00:23:28.560 I wouldn't put my personal cell phone out to the world.

00:23:31.540 Are you kidding me?

00:23:32.460 that's crazy but uh yeah so let me ask you something let's flip ahead a little bit and

00:23:41.320 let's go all the way up to the election day first of all a lot of people are wondering

00:23:45.860 this is a civic election so there's no way on earth that they could rig it right

00:23:51.680 they're doing everything they can within the stretching of their abilities to make it

00:23:58.140 possible for others were and and not possible for for for for some um i can't uh from my

00:24:06.140 understanding is that there is no dominion machines there's no machines all the ballots are

00:24:10.300 are hand counted and there will be teams to watch over the rules are are pretty straightforward

00:24:16.620 and specific uh so uh if that is the case uh and this is something that i feel all separate from

00:24:26.280 the beginning that no matter what he's going to have to beat the steel whether you encompass the

00:24:31.020 media blackout the lack of fair play uh you know all of those things as part of the steel i do to

00:24:36.760 me that is part of the steel if he has not given equal an opportunity to speak uh to his story in

00:24:43.740 his campaign uh compared to an 18 year old um that's uh very irresponsible uh in in my opinion

00:24:52.700 uh it's it's it's interesting because something that people may not know or realize about chris

00:24:59.820 guys he's actually got two decades of experience in construction and big company management and

00:25:06.140 he knows what what's going what's wrong in in toronto in different ways that he that he sees

00:25:12.500 things right so um he's got some ability behind him so he's not just blowing smoke when he brings

00:25:18.940 up a lot of these problems he's got people behind him that are really intelligent they also

00:25:22.920 understand it and and he is taking a leadership with courage stance on this you know so it's

00:25:28.880 it's almost like a cinderella story with what they're creating here uh and one of the articles

00:25:34.320 that i read a couple of weeks ago really made me me snicker they it's like uh the star invented

00:25:39.360 a new word when they were talking about the uh the conditions setting to possibly have an accidental

00:25:46.140 mayor in toronto what's what is an accidental mayor like uh someone please uh but yeah um

00:26:00.340 so it's like they were almost giving themselves an excuse for somebody like someone like chris

00:26:05.880 to potentially being you know upset the apple cart so interesting let me ask you this let's

00:26:14.060 just say and i know this is getting way ahead of anything but let's just say he wins you know i

00:26:21.480 mean it's possible he could win even you know with with the corporate media against him and and

00:26:27.540 you know social media attacking him and police attacking him and the elections commission doing

00:26:34.760 everything they can tact would that have not just on toronto but the rest of the country

00:26:40.200 you know a really good question because one of the biggest things that people would see

00:26:45.940 immediately would be a level of transparency that they have not experienced that they've only heard

00:26:52.180 of um very transparent about stuff uh so i think that would be about his phone number to the world

00:27:01.500 man i mean his phone number is available if you know like his own personal private phone number

00:27:07.360 that's transparent i wouldn't do that exactly and and when this is why they fear him because he's not

00:27:14.000 scared to tackle any of the problem publicly he's been shut out of uh all of the debates not even

00:27:19.840 acknowledged um when we talk to or when i hear from uh certain you know other back channel

00:27:30.400 discussions uh forums um he is you know literally in the top four five uh three of discussions um

00:27:40.060 in some of the unofficial uh information but when you see anything publicly he's not even

00:27:45.880 he's not even mentioned so uh there's a serious discrepancy in what is going on as far as for

00:27:52.060 some of the teams there the other election teams and people that quote unquote track this stuff

00:27:58.900 And I don't think they know how to deal with it.

00:28:01.120 So that's something that would definitely change.

00:28:03.400 And I think it would show the rest of Canada.

00:28:06.960 And this is interesting, too, because Maxime is doing in Manitoba exactly what Chris is doing in Toronto.

00:28:17.440 And it's because it's a by-election.

00:28:20.540 It removes all of the regular influences.

00:28:23.720 all of the they're not you know electing people that have worked together all the same councillors

00:28:29.420 this is a straight up popularity contest short sweet dirty who do you like the most now right

00:28:38.220 now and that's exactly why Maxim is is doing what he's doing in Manitoba and this you know

00:28:45.400 situations creating themselves for accidental change in leadership I think that's something

00:28:53.220 that if people figure out uh the the power of that um this is this is something that that could

00:29:00.220 create change but it's going to take people being organized and prepared to uh actually get involved

00:29:06.700 in in the politics and this is one of the reasons why i came out here as well as you know shadow

00:29:12.580 we've been talking for a long time and i've you know harped on the point where um the intervention

00:29:18.700 point was taking back our municipalities right that is the intervention point of the globalists

00:29:24.680 without the municipalities they cannot feed the beast that is the provincial and the federal

00:29:29.460 systems that have been captured by the the dark side of the swamp so this is if that could be

00:29:36.840 uh if that tentacle of toronto the biggest city of the country could be severed from the cabal

00:29:43.340 We would hear the real squeal of the cabal in Canada go absolutely ballistic.

00:29:53.340 And that would be a victory of morale and understanding for the Canadian people of epic magnitude.

00:30:02.740 It would be interesting to say the least and sad that other mayoral elections won't be happening for another three and a half years.

00:30:10.380 if chris does win this thing i was thinking maybe it would just create that kind of a domino effect

00:30:15.340 and we'd all wind up with candidates like chris guy but there aren't many candidates like chris

00:30:20.940 guy having said that maxine bernier you suggested that that chris and max were kind of running the

00:30:26.220 same sorts of campaigns meaning hey vote for me now i'm going for this right now what do you think

00:30:31.160 about this so they parachute max bernier from the people's party into the portage lisgar riding for

00:30:35.940 this by-election, which was announced on Sunday afternoon, by the way. On Mother's Day, they

00:30:40.440 announced this. And they're coming up on June the 19th. There are three, one in Quebec and two in

00:30:46.680 Manitoba. But the one, obviously, catching everybody's eye is Portage-Lisgar. This is a

00:30:52.140 very large riding in southern Manitoba. It encompasses the Bible Belt and areas north.

00:30:58.260 There's 100,000 electors in this riding.

00:31:03.220 Do you think that Max has a chance at getting this riding?

00:31:06.960 I mean, last time around, Candace Bergen got 52 percent of the vote, but the PPC did come

00:31:13.160 in at number two with a respectable 30 percent of the vote, I think, or maybe 29 percent.

00:31:19.160 So they didn't do bad with a nameless candidate.

00:31:21.760 Well, his name is Solomon.

00:31:23.720 But now they've got Max and the CPC is running.

00:31:28.260 nameless candidate that should count for something shouldn't it uh i i i think if

00:31:35.140 people believe in democracy still um in the free world uh then max has a chance um i but i i wish

00:31:43.540 that it was uh um i i wish that it was more uh out of who is going to be able to do the most

00:31:52.740 for people rather than the emergency fix it save us now button um i don't uh max is a career

00:32:02.660 politician he loves and feels at home wherever he's going to be writing and writing and uh i

00:32:09.120 honestly he knows exactly what to say in every writing in every situation he'd feel at home and

00:32:19.220 inuit uh you know i i i know max i've talked to matt max lots right and he's a really interesting

00:32:27.040 guy and it's great to talk to and all of those things but uh no i don't endorse him for uh this

00:32:33.720 election in southern manitoba i i i also know rick wall and there is a man that i would bet my life

00:32:40.600 on yeah that's the difference right um i we don't need any more max bernier's giving or or pierre

00:32:50.140 polyevs um or any of them and here's the one thing that i that i want to point out in in that

00:32:57.040 you said you know there may not be that many chris guys that well that might be true but here's what

00:33:01.960 there are lots of and we're going to see more of them that is john tory's collapsing and crumpling

00:33:07.780 and being exposed and found dirty and resigning

00:33:11.720 and manifesting situations for more by-elections everywhere down the road.

00:33:17.880 So start watching the corruption and the crime sprees.

00:33:20.720 When you figure it out about your local politicians,

00:33:23.980 maybe if you want change, there's a blueprint.

00:33:27.640 Guys, expose the crooks in the syndicate and stand up against them.

00:33:32.060 They will run away and skitter and try and save their bacon,

00:33:35.160 whatever, you know, fortunes that they have scurried, you know, into their little denizens

00:33:41.040 in the swamp. And that's an opportunity. Interesting point you bring up their career

00:33:46.120 politicians. I think we need to purge them all out of the system at some point. There's there's

00:33:50.260 a lot of guys go, Max is the man, Mad Max, all of that stuff. He would you know, I was kind of

00:33:55.240 curious as to why he selected or why he allowed that nickname to be perpetuated during the last

00:34:00.880 couple of elections mad max like it makes him sound crazy and you know the left-wing corporate

00:34:06.220 media would absolutely grab onto that mad max title and completely vilify him all across their

00:34:12.860 publications so i thought that was interesting but it was also maybe his way of endearing himself

00:34:18.220 to the right-wing extremists who uh who his party is appealing to but let's just say that

00:34:29.480 we're able to start slowly but surely purging all of these career politicians the polyevs the

00:34:35.620 trudeaus all of the the mps and mlas who've been doing this for you know 15 10 15 years or more

00:34:41.800 and we can start replacing them with people just regular people like us or as pierre polyev would

00:34:49.020 call them the common people i spent the weekend with the common people did you see that video he

00:34:55.380 put out oh my god it's like he's out visiting some alien race to see how they live and then he

00:35:03.420 comes back and he makes a video and says look i've got dirt on my shoes like a common canadian it was

00:35:10.040 it was cringeworthy but the political class my point being that the political class feels as

00:35:17.380 though i think anyway they're above us regular hard-working day-to-day canadians and maybe it's

00:35:24.320 because they make more money than average. Maybe it's because they all live in this Ottawa bubble

00:35:29.540 together. Maybe it's because they are in positions of great import where they're making decisions on

00:35:36.060 behalf of an entire country. I don't know. Maybe it's a mixture of all of those things. But I think

00:35:41.900 after a certain time in a position like that, you kind of grow entitled senators, especially because

00:35:47.880 they don't have to worry about elections ever so once we're able to purge these people how do we

00:35:54.620 prevent a new breed of politician from coming in and taking their place because in order to be

00:36:02.520 elected in the first place you have to have some kind of pizzazz some kind of color some way of

00:36:07.440 communicating with the people like chris does right it's not about that at all it's not about

00:36:13.000 that at all. It's about having a free and independent press. Even the people on both

00:36:18.780 sides of the fence are not allowed to talk to people like you and me, Shadow. They're not

00:36:22.400 allowed to address the common folk. The common folk, as he says, don't have Pierre Polyev's

00:36:28.540 personal phone number. They cannot reach out to him and ask him real and reasonable questions.

00:36:33.540 And chances are, when they do, they lie. And we've seen that as well when it comes to things

00:36:42.440 that really matter um so um there's there's a lot to that that why it's easy to lie to the common

00:36:50.040 folk when the in when the media and the press is not holding them to account for

00:36:54.460 right so here's one of my questions that that i have a peer play up and this is a big one it's

00:37:02.200 really really simple um he came out and said that none of his uh people would be allowed to attend

00:37:09.020 davos world economic forum events right he said that yeah why pierre it's a conspiracy theory

00:37:15.840 why if everything that they're saying that you will not stand up for us for in the legacy media

00:37:22.240 lies to everything about and we use as leverage assets to genocide uh to actively pursue genocide

00:37:28.760 against us why pierre if every every one of them did that you know what i've been finding

00:37:36.660 in the last month or so since we last talked since you were last on the show

00:37:40.760 and this is interesting and it blew my mind i've been talking to attending municipal town

00:37:50.060 hall meetings you know in rural towns in manitoba saskatchewan alberta british columbia

00:37:55.500 i'm on the show and they say you know when i talk to my local representative my town counselor my

00:38:01.560 reeve my mayor whatever and they they bring to their attention these new land use agreements

00:38:09.260 that the town council wants to impose on the people and they say look at all of this stuff

00:38:14.420 here and how it aligns with the un's sustainable development goals and how it aligns with the esg

00:38:22.060 principles and how it aligns with the great reset from klaus schwab and they go i don't know what

00:38:28.480 you're talking about and then when they actually read the documents they go back to the person who

00:38:33.540 presented them in the first place and they say you know what you're right this i never read this

00:38:37.680 so what i'm saying to you is that these politicians these local politicians in small

00:38:43.260 towns all across the country are trying to pass laws and bylaws in their own districts without

00:38:49.880 even having read them is it possible that this is going on on a provincial level and even a federal

00:38:57.300 level and an international level is it possible that brian mulrooney when he got us involved in

00:39:04.020 this whole thing in the first place and then when stephen harper signed us on to this whole thing

00:39:08.080 in the first place thought this is never going to go anywhere sure i'll sign it whatever i don't care

00:39:14.020 and maybe not even really read the entire document underestimated the globalists

00:39:20.000 In the CTP intervention in Canada, dating back to Brian Mulroney, I think that is an intentional provocation, too.

00:39:33.300 He needs to start looking a lot. We need to look further back than that.

00:39:37.540 Where did Justin Trudeau's basic admiration for our admiration for China's basic dictatorship and their ability to turn things around on a dime didn't just manifest itself in his head when he said that.

00:39:54.680 That comes from his father, who had very close ties to developing relationships and a lot of actually the grandfathered material that has evolved into this green agenda and this United Nations control transfer of power and sovereign responsibilities to unelected foreign government bodies, governmental bodies.

00:40:20.860 This all started back in Trudeau Sr.'s day.

00:40:25.860 He was the one that first started brokering some of the big trade and climate initiatives, shall we say.

00:40:33.600 This was Trudeau's dad, supposedly.

00:40:41.460 Think back to the replay of Justin going to the North Pole like his daddy did to save the world.

00:40:50.860 This is just wash, rinse, repeat of the same political propaganda.

00:40:57.140 This goes back to the Trudeau senior, the Trudeau junior legacy,

00:41:03.420 the royal family of Canada playing their part to try to foment negativity

00:41:11.000 against the country.

00:41:14.040 Again, it all boils down to the same thing.

00:41:17.980 um and uh there and here's the one saving grace in my opinion of of the political

00:41:26.500 situation of maxime bernier he got his start from a guy named maurice strong

00:41:31.600 um if you understand this climate cult you'll understand that maurice strong was the grandfather

00:41:38.260 of all of that just like bill gates's father was the grandfather of the eugenics and planned

00:41:44.140 parenthood and all of these things.

00:41:46.580 Generational thing.

00:41:48.280 Exactly. You have to put

00:41:50.180 these things into generational perspective

00:41:51.960 of what we're truly up against.

00:41:54.500 And that's the legacy that we're,

00:41:56.280 you know, people need to understand the broad

00:41:57.940 spectrum of the context of all

00:41:59.540 of this.

00:42:01.860 The work that I've been

00:42:03.420 being commissioned to do for

00:42:06.000 Wendy Bell Radio Network

00:42:08.020 in the US has really

00:42:09.600 given me

00:42:11.480 a deeper focus and lens

00:42:13.900 on a lot of that generational stuff and wow it's it's really mind-bending what i'm what i'm the

00:42:19.600 connections that i'm making and you know this is this is some of the things we don't necessarily

00:42:23.680 uh get reminders of value going back and looking at the news five years ago 10 years ago with

00:42:30.880 specific interests how does it affect where we're at now the names faces the people uh those kinds

00:42:37.620 of things you know a perfect case in point is um one of jeffrey epstein's working girls one of the

00:42:44.240 first ones to compromise prince andrew this brilliant young neurosurgeon now runs with the

00:42:49.560 head of research and development at the who for the neurosciences

00:42:54.600 well that's interesting is that kind of a payoff um when you have that kind of uh career ambitions

00:43:06.140 What is the fastest way to get to the top of the world than to have a best friend like Jeffrey Epstein, who's specialized in exactly that kind of career?

00:43:17.580 Or quite possibly it could be if you don't say anything, because we know you've got proof.

00:43:22.500 If you don't say anything, we'll give you this plum job at the World Health Organization.

00:43:25.980 That's amazing. But my original question a few minutes ago was, could it be that some of these things, the UN Sustainable Development Goals and whatnot,

00:43:34.240 that were signed into law in canada by the stephen harper government i think it was 2007 2008

00:43:40.600 could it be that the government was asleep at the wheel that they weren't in on this that they

00:43:46.980 didn't really know what they were doing or that they completely and totally uh underestimated

00:43:52.600 the globalists uh tenacity and wanting to get these things implemented worldwide

00:43:57.360 they were already starting to play one world government games um back in the 60s and the 0.98

00:44:05.780 70s i i know this i know this but what i'm saying is no they they knew they drafted this shit jason 0.96

00:44:12.660 kenny and stephen harper drafted the garris accords right so they they were starting this knowingly 0.95

00:44:19.080 where this was going to go they knew they were setting the foundational policy it is here in

00:44:26.000 canada that we're ultimately going to lead to this so this is my point between all of the parties

00:44:30.780 the only thing you're actually competing for is who gets the purse strings to fulfill the attaboy

00:44:34.960 list that these guys have implemented because ultimately it's all going in the same direction

00:44:39.540 yeah you know and it's interesting when we talk about the generational ties that go back

00:44:44.980 decades christia freeland is a great example of that um you know and and she was uh playing cat

00:44:51.960 most today in a committee with uh conservative mp they were talking about how much money canada

00:44:57.540 is going to have to spend to service the dead in 2023 and 2024 and she was well you can't give out

00:45:03.100 numbers out of context and let me be perfectly clear but her her legacy to i don't want to say

00:45:11.600 nazism but nazism goes back to her grandfather am i correct absolutely in her lineage as she

00:45:20.280 comes by it honestly um and um george soros basically took her under his wing uh and provided

00:45:29.000 the european elite education for her in kiev and rome and paris um basically as a personal favor to

00:45:37.460 christia's mother who was sent over to the ukraine by stephen harper to help them uh eliminate the

00:45:45.220 corruption and rebuild their justice system.

00:45:47.800 So that was where Chrystia got her start in the Ukraine as an activist fighting the quote-unquote

00:45:59.520 corruption there while they were implementing exactly the regime change to install the corruption

00:46:06.300 and provide George Soros with the foundation of what is now

00:46:11.380 the most corrupt nation on the planet currently.

00:46:18.220 Ukraine.

00:46:20.100 Yes, sir.

00:46:21.040 Okay.

00:46:21.460 So what we talked about earlier today, Wayne and I,

00:46:25.140 was somehow, because we've talked about du jour governments in the past

00:46:30.020 versus de facto governments, that has been talked about,

00:46:33.000 that's been talked about in town halls across all of canada between you and doug force uh myself as

00:46:39.940 well and it's one thing getting people to understand that but i think as time moves on

00:46:47.000 and things start to crystallize like i've come to realize in the past month now that china and the

00:46:51.420 world economic forum and the big corporations and the big investment firms larry fink all those guys

00:46:56.500 the globalists they're working together to destabilize the west for different reasons but

00:47:02.900 you know my enemy's enemy is my friend and so that is what they're doing and they're destroying

00:47:07.920 western civilization from the inside you can see that it's obvious everything that's going on

00:47:12.440 around us today um but you said something that i agree with completely uh 100 earlier today

00:47:21.160 how do we do this how do we get rid of the political parties because that in itself

00:47:28.640 would create a government for the people if we were just able to get rid of these parties which

00:47:34.820 are actually corporations uh companies inside of government so here here's where uh unfortunately

00:47:46.320 as a nation we haven't necessarily taken a hard enough look through the cracks in the mirror at

00:47:54.000 times when they appear and they expose themselves uh trudeau himself said in a press conference

00:47:59.460 and it was last year uh when quebec got their way i don't remember what what what it was specifically

00:48:05.260 but that he could not stop them because of the quebec problem and what he was actually referring

00:48:11.860 to was the independence that all of the provinces and territories in Canada actually have based on 0.97

00:48:18.480 the Westminster Act but people don't understand it and that well has been so tainted with garbage

00:48:23.860 and noise and nonsense but the basic understanding people need to know and this is where I would make

00:48:31.240 this a mandatory test for any politician that I was going to even give the time of day if they

00:48:36.820 do not understand specifically what de facto is what the jury is and what odia's debt is

00:48:43.420 then they have no right holding that office um but when you talk to the ones that do they fully

00:48:49.960 understand what it is and this is the problem with what we don't we don't understand so how do we

00:48:55.320 hold people like moroni and harper and all these guys to account with those same questions they'll

00:49:00.160 tell you too yeah we know canada isn't a sovereign nation so and then carry on one next question

00:49:04.900 They rule us through implied consent. Well, the way to remove that implied consent is at the municipal level because that is the last place or the highest level of electoral influence that does not depend on the party that knows that they are de facto party management teams.

00:49:24.920 And so that's, until we have a base understanding of some of those simple things, it's going to be very tough.

00:49:33.180 But it's happening.

00:49:34.680 It's absolutely happening.

00:49:36.220 And people, these guys, they redress something with different fancy words, right?

00:49:41.360 And they don't talk about what the foundation of it is.

00:49:44.040 The Quebec referendum, when they were voting to separate as a country, it wasn't separation.

00:49:49.500 They were going for their sovereignty the same way every province and territory in Canada, in this landmass known as Canada, has had the rights to do since 1931.

00:50:00.740 So everybody talks about separation because it's a negative thing instead of talking about gaining sovereignty, which gives them a whole new set of rights and freedoms that they themselves get to establish.

00:50:13.720 This is the same process that America went through, Finland went through,

00:50:17.560 other nations went through, and that, until that happens,

00:50:20.960 the United Nations doesn't recognize anything either

00:50:23.280 because we're just a bunch of pirates fighting around over here

00:50:25.960 until we actually take control of that.

00:50:28.720 They don't have to uphold anybody to uphold the law here.

00:50:32.960 We're not doing it.

00:50:34.160 They're not going to do it.

00:50:35.240 So the pirates are having a free-for-all in Canada.

00:50:38.080 and our our i almost call them pirates but our politicians for the most part uh know it at the

00:50:44.540 party core level and until we get past that it's going to be it's going to be tough so not impossible

00:50:50.640 but it's going to be tough well i mean we we have been making inroads i believe but i haven't been

00:50:55.560 out to the part of the country that that you're in right now for a quite a while not since before

00:50:59.660 covid so i don't know what the mood out there is like you were you spent quite a bit of time out

00:51:04.120 here on the prairies way and you know what the mood is like out here now you've traveled out to

00:51:08.600 toronto again what is the mood like out there without talking about chris sky are people

00:51:15.640 getting back to normal people just want change you know they they want the to get back to some

00:51:25.400 semblance of a normal life sanity you know and the the whole charade of politics people are

00:51:31.460 have become too educated to buy it you know when these guys go and celebrate themselves for uh

00:51:36.740 relaxing the requirements for foreign workers to come and replace the workers that we all canned

00:51:42.320 and fired and got rid of because they weren't politically correct uh now we've got a whole new

00:51:46.860 base of of voters and supporters for our unions and our corporations to perpetuate you know like

00:51:52.980 It's just people are being left hanging out to dry.

00:51:58.800 When the debate is unaccessible to John Q public

00:52:06.120 and nobody in the debate is being truly articulately informed

00:52:10.280 from outside of the echo chamber

00:52:12.320 because they're all drinking their own Kool-Aid,

00:52:15.980 how can we expect change?

00:52:18.400 So looking for the cracks in the veneer

00:52:20.440 and understanding the core roots of the problem

00:52:22.700 and coming together with massive understanding, it's inevitable.

00:52:28.660 But the sooner we get better at that, the faster it all starts

00:52:33.760 to see significant change in a domino effect.

00:52:37.680 So I'm starting to see that.

00:52:39.880 In Alberta, in the West, that is probably the most heated political fire,

00:52:49.240 that, you know, dumpster fire that I've seen in a long, long time.

00:52:54.380 And it just attests to the vehemence of the poison of the NDP party there

00:53:01.700 and how much corrupt power they control and influence and wield over there.

00:53:08.480 And it's the Conservative Party is always trying to dance the line of not offending

00:53:15.340 and not splitting the vote.

00:53:16.800 They're looking for unity, and the NDP is corruptly abusing every opportunity they can.

00:53:24.980 They promised today, my friend, to raise corporate taxes 38%.

00:53:29.600 I mean, it's amazing.

00:53:33.880 But yesterday, I saw seat projections that came out of Alberta.

00:53:37.220 There are 87 seats in the Alberta legislature, and the projection was NDP 46, leaving the

00:53:45.040 ucp with 41 which means an ndp government going forward if that is the case and the ndp takes

00:53:54.080 back alberta what signal does that send to the rest of canada i'd be more worried about the rest

00:54:02.820 of the world this the signal that it sends the rest of the world if if they see the expansion

00:54:09.060 of something that the world basically knows and understands

00:54:12.340 as a communist party, you know, a communist syndicate.

00:54:19.020 The world's been watching Alberta is an abundance of opportunity

00:54:26.460 when allowed to be, and that is never going to happen

00:54:31.860 under a party controlled by Jagmeet Singh.

00:54:34.620 um so uh and that's what people you know people are only voting for the ndp because they're angry

00:54:41.240 at uh some little something or another that that uh the conservative party has done well that a lot

00:54:47.180 of that has been manifested in its garbage and its nonsense uh this this whole disaster of what's 0.64

00:54:54.800 been going on this natural disaster is uh a lot of this was will come to be known as being criminal 0.97

00:55:02.220 events uh designed to make daniel smith look inept incapable failing the people not doing

00:55:09.440 everything uh meanwhile that's only if smith wins we're only going to hear about it if she wins if

00:55:14.960 if she doesn't win and notley does then we're never going to hear about criminal events

00:55:19.340 well no if notley wins uh no she's going to be the savior of course she's going to uh come out

00:55:28.580 with more drywall taxes to rebuild after she burnt down the province in Fort

00:55:34.680 Mac the last time.

00:55:36.400 That's what she did to the people in Fort Mac.

00:55:39.060 She refused to call in the water bombers.

00:55:43.040 And then when they burnt half the town down and went to rebuild it,

00:55:46.320 she charged them an additional drywall tax for it.

00:55:49.520 That's the kind of person that Rachel Notley is.

00:55:52.160 Um, I, you know, it's absurd to me that the, that this, this, you know, these kinds of people continue to, you know, virtue signal that there's something, uh, and their proven track record, it's like, you know, it's like, or do we all have amnesia, you know, in six months?

00:56:16.320 same thing's going to happen in manitoba there's an election coming here in in i think september

00:56:23.880 or october and the ndp will win this election in manitoba and if there's if there's no media to

00:56:32.400 hold any policy politics to account it will always go exactly as the media predicts yeah

00:56:39.260 well the thing of it is i mean i've got a story here that says and i know this is a story that

00:56:46.320 that's been close to your heart you followed it and you broke it uh while you were in southern

00:56:52.160 manitoba i'm just going to throw it up here it comes from rebel news manitoba tories oppose

00:56:57.680 ban on sexual and gender identity literature in school libraries as we know people have been

00:57:04.960 speaking up rather loudly about some of these books and and you've seen the books when you

00:57:09.280 wrote about the books you covered the the books that uh were in the public libraries in southern

00:57:14.320 in Manitoba. And they were of a very, very sexual nature. But let me just get down here to

00:57:21.440 Wayne Uasko, who is the education minister in Manitoba. And for that matter, saying the

00:57:27.600 government supports the LGBTQ community and trusts that school divisions will address the matter the

00:57:32.660 best. We want to ensure schools and libraries. And the media is going along with it. The NDP is

00:57:38.900 definitely on board with it and our own progressive consultant and grandstand on being inclusive 0.53

00:57:45.040 uh for this one mentally ill ill child uh or mentally damaged child and then surrender their

00:57:54.440 children and then force the community to accept that or else um this is a very dangerous and dark 0.96

00:58:04.280 and path, slippery slope that is only going to end up

00:58:10.620 with children going underground for radical surgeries

00:58:15.920 because the system is designed to profiteer from them.

00:58:21.440 And it's just setting up an epic tsunami of disaster

00:58:28.020 for the youth moving forward through forcing this inclusivity

00:58:33.240 and this acceptance of mental illness.

00:58:37.040 Yeah, I broke this story.

00:58:38.920 I've been fighting it for a long time.

00:58:40.880 That particular story I broke.

00:58:42.440 But we need a lot more of this.

00:58:45.920 And at the end of the day, it's only the parents that can protect their children.

00:58:49.560 And what we're seeing now is a lot of these kids who have transitioned.

00:58:53.240 And when I say kid, I mean kid.

00:58:55.860 You know, I'm 58 years old, so I could say kid and mean somebody who's 40.

00:58:59.900 but i'm talking about a child a child of 12 or 13 years old who can actually go and and say to

00:59:06.780 a doctor you know i don't feel right in my own body something is wrong and the doctor says well

00:59:11.340 maybe you should look at uh transitioning from male to female or vice versa and then six months

00:59:17.500 later they're on the operating table and they're having irreversible surgery that will damage them

00:59:23.500 for a lifetime and what i'm seeing in in a lot of cases now wayne is that they want to

00:59:30.140 de-transition back to who they were before but they can't i mean women have had the top surgery

00:59:35.900 maybe the boys have had the bottom surgery and it's heartbreaking it's premeditated yeah it is

00:59:48.140 it's premeditated and manifested that's what people need to figure out it's absolutely

00:59:53.940 heartbreaking you know in in this uh there's a resounding echo in my brain um through some of

01:00:01.340 the stories that i've been uh researching for wendy bell's network one overwhelming fact shadow

01:00:08.740 haunts me um the fbi actually officially announced that there's more than 460 000 missing children

01:00:16.580 reports a year in the United States

01:00:18.800 of America?

01:00:22.140 460,000?

01:00:23.740 Yes.

01:00:24.380 And of those 460,000, did they announce

01:00:26.720 how many they actually find?

01:00:29.100 Does it matter?

01:00:30.820 How could there be that many?

01:00:33.180 That's the size of

01:00:34.260 London, Ontario.

01:00:38.700 How do we

01:00:40.680 continue to lose children?

01:00:44.420 And where do they go?

01:00:46.580 all right um that's it man i you know that's

01:00:54.260 you never know what you're gonna get shadow i know i know i i don't even sit here and try

01:01:03.300 to think of what might come out of your mouth anymore i just go let it go but that's i think

01:01:08.020 that's a good way to wrap it up tonight because if we continue on it's going to be a very dark

01:01:12.220 path and i i think people who are watching right now wayne they understand exactly what it's

01:01:16.700 necessary though you know and and i i think that as much as we we can't get into the details but

01:01:23.340 it's necessary to start understanding how damaged how big just things start thinking about the

01:01:29.340 magnitude of that right in in canada we are population wise action and reaction basically

01:01:37.180 10 percent of what the u.s numbers are for any given subject matter we have those similar parallel

01:01:43.160 numbers here in canada so when we start thinking about things i think it's really time for change

01:01:48.060 and people to start getting involved in things um where they live uh because we cannot accept that

01:01:54.980 uh or get away with saying i'm not interested in politics because politics is absolutely

01:02:00.300 interested in you and your children and everything that comes from today tomorrow and every day

01:02:05.160 afterwards so uh it's time to just get busy we got work to do we can fix this i i had an interesting

01:02:12.500 conversation with donald lee the other night he's an author he wrote the book called what the hell

01:02:16.580 is going on and his foreword was quite simple how can we have a war on drugs for 40 years and not

01:02:21.760 have any solution and have it worse than ever right i mean just just that one sentence alone

01:02:26.860 if you think about it how long has this been going on how long have they been trying to to fix that

01:02:31.460 road i mean it i drove by portage la prairie a couple of weeks ago and there's construction

01:02:38.880 going on west of town there and i thought to myself every time for the last 40 years and i'm

01:02:47.600 not kidding when i say that i drive by portage la prairie this one section of road always seems to

01:02:53.420 be under construction they can never seem to fix it what the hell is going on is this just a make

01:02:58.300 work project or are they actually doing something yeah i asked myself the same question today as i

01:03:05.300 drove around a new manhole cover in a road that they just repaved and left an 11 inch deep hole 0.93

01:03:12.900 to get to the manhole cover that's going to rip up every suspension that drives over that sucker

01:03:20.480 i mean it's the same thing right i mean and we we talk about uh crime you know pierre paliev was 0.99

01:03:26.320 was going back and forth with some idiot reporter today about crime and you know the left extremist 0.88

01:03:32.880 left view of crime is well we have to fix society and that will fix the criminals yeah but what are 1.00

01:03:38.040 we going to do about the ones who are running around right now they're stabbing people on

01:03:41.640 subways right oh well you know i mean fix society and and they've been doing this way in different

01:03:48.820 jurisdictions across this country for 40 or 50 years and the result is more crime than we've

01:03:55.620 ever experienced in this country and completely dilapidated neighborhoods in cities where they

01:04:03.200 used to be shining beacons of that particular city. I mean, Winnipeg used to have a great

01:04:09.280 downtown. You know, it used to be fun to go downtown. I was 10 when I first started going

01:04:14.720 downtown from my home in the suburbs. And I wouldn't let a 10 year old go downtown by themselves

01:04:21.300 today are you kidding me I mean they would be swallowed up and spit out in about 30 seconds

01:04:27.500 so how has this happened how have our cities eroded San Francisco Chris Rock was it Chris

01:04:33.500 Rock got in trouble the other day for for making a joke when he first stepped on the stage for a

01:04:39.580 show the other night he said what the hell happened to this place and they got mad at him but it's

01:04:44.820 going downhill and we just let it and it's been going on for years and years and years and the

01:04:50.700 politicians keep saying oh don't worry about it we've got a plan but they never do you know that

01:04:56.140 you in the old days we used to get along just fine when they were only siphoning five percent

01:05:00.980 off the top now they're siphoning 95 off the top and they want all they want 100 now and everything

01:05:08.220 outside of that too and and you know this is this is something you know uh talking a lot of talking

01:05:14.060 about banks and cryptocurrency and all of those things you know we when this all comes to pass

01:05:19.440 with these new passports and all of this stuff.

01:05:23.400 People realize that Kijiji is going to be gone.

01:05:27.400 Marketplace on Facebook is going to be gone.

01:05:31.060 There is going to be no more flea markets or thrift stores

01:05:35.660 or any of those places that operate on a good faith currency system.

01:05:43.400 And we think that we can pretend to ignore all of this governmental nonsense.

01:05:49.440 That's when it's really going to hit home, is when those things that you own, Kijiji, how many of you own Facebook Marketplace, I love those things.

01:05:59.140 It's going to be interesting telling grandkids one day, yeah, we used to have these places called stores, corner stores, where you could go and you could buy licorice twists.

01:06:09.120 What's a licorice twist?

01:06:10.220 Are they made of insects?

01:06:12.140 Not a lot.

01:06:12.640 I mean, things have changed that radically, quickly.

01:06:16.440 drones will be delivering your kids to school and your toothpaste to your house

01:06:22.100 all right brother thanks for coming on tonight really appreciate it wayne peters what's up

01:06:27.020 canada lgn.news and part of the wendy bell radio network thank you wayne we'll talk again

01:06:31.660 thanks for having all right uh i've got a couple of more things i want to cover tonight you guys

01:06:37.840 so hopefully you'll stick around don't go anywhere just yet i was referring to this

01:06:43.080 Pierre Polyev clash with a reporter today just let me refresh this okay here it is so this reporter

01:06:50.560 is talking to Polyev about crime and bail and uh society and Polyev becomes frustrated with this guy

01:06:59.480 it's very funny and painful at the same time here you go

01:07:02.660 and not should we should there not be more supportive measures when you talk about bail

01:07:17.320 the crime is our the problem is i'll give you an example in vancouver the same 40 offenders

01:07:24.420 were arrested 6 000 times he's not kidding by the way when he said that i looked it up and i went

01:07:32.460 Yeah. People arrested 6,000 times in a year. That's 150 arrests per offender.

01:07:41.020 Not a failure of things like social services and support for people who have committed crimes.

01:07:45.560 Are you serious? Are you serious? Come on, you're telling me. No, excuse me. Let me answer your

01:07:52.940 question. Are you honestly saying that it's society's fault if a repeat violent offender

01:08:01.000 commits 60 or 70 offenses? I think that criminal is to blame for his own actions.

01:08:07.580 He is personally responsible. We're not talking about some kid who made one mistake when he was

01:08:12.620 19. We're talking about people who do 60, 70 violent offenses. And then they're because they're

01:08:20.600 criminals but why are they criminals because they do crime why do they do crime because we let them

01:08:25.740 out early on bail because they think we solved the riddle here because they got let out early

01:08:31.620 on bail that's right they then commit the crime that's right so that's what that's what all the

01:08:36.920 experts agree okay that one spot right there is where polyev kind of looks weak and why do they 1.00

01:08:43.500 do crime because they're criminals no the the reporter as stupid and weak as he was actually 0.99

01:08:52.200 makes a point yeah there are societal pressures that cause people to become criminals but you 1.00

01:08:56.460 know what it's been examined and looked at over and over and over and over again for 70 years

01:09:02.180 say well you know maybe if we try maybe if we give him three square meals a day maybe if we

01:09:08.160 get him off the drugs maybe if we read him a bedtime story maybe if his mother wasn't a 0.97

01:09:14.420 prostitute and his father wasn't a pimp he wouldn't be a criminal but here's the thing 0.91

01:09:19.020 not everybody who grows up in that kind of environment turns out to be one because they 0.70

01:09:25.720 are trying to ghettoize and group together certain types of people and fit them into a category and

01:09:31.920 really individuals are individuals and they'll either rise above their childhoods their pasts

01:09:38.140 or they will become part of the system.

01:09:41.160 And it can't be figured out at this point.

01:09:45.200 If we nurture them, and if we take care of them better,

01:09:48.920 then maybe they won't commit crimes.

01:09:51.980 Look, we're past that now.

01:09:55.920 The stage we're at right now is people are being stabbed on subways.

01:09:59.480 a guy who ran down manitoba convoy uh ralliers a year and a half ago got three

01:10:10.060 three days in jail before he was bailed out to me that's attempted murder three days and got bailed

01:10:19.500 meanwhile people like tamara leach chris barber patrick king they spent two three four months in

01:10:25.760 jail without having been proved guilty of anything. So that's political, but that's not

01:10:33.800 the point here. The point is that criminals are criminals and violent criminals need to be taken

01:10:38.920 off the street, thrown into jail when they're convicted, thrown into prison, and they need to

01:10:44.520 be kept there for a proper length of time. And I'm talking about 5, 10, 15, 20 years, depending on

01:10:50.060 the crime they committed. So Polyev is right to say that we need people behind bars, but the way

01:10:57.120 he answered the question here was less than educated, and he should have been better prepared.

01:11:04.120 Is the cause of the crime. So have they stayed in jail the whole time, on bail, in jail, not on bail,

01:11:10.140 as you say, they would then not commit crimes? Because they'd be in jail, so they couldn't

01:11:14.860 commit crimes. And when they get out at the end of their sentence, they're crime-free?

01:11:18.140 Well, we can't guarantee that.

01:11:20.560 But what we can guarantee is the period when they're behind bars, they will not be able to do crime.

01:11:25.880 Okay, that makes sense towards the end.

01:11:29.860 But again, you know, he had the opportunity there to talk about maybe the rehabilitation system should be a rehabilitation system.

01:11:38.140 Not a place where you go to learn to become a criminal or a better criminal.

01:11:42.920 As it is right now.

01:11:44.200 And these are the stories I've heard from ex-convicts.

01:11:46.060 from slay news marjorie taylor green makes move introduces articles of impeachment against fbi

01:11:54.100 director christopher ray this is hilarious she's seen enough and introduced articles of impeachment

01:12:00.740 against fbi director christopher ray today in the articles of impeachment green argues that

01:12:05.500 ray has facilitated the development of a federal police force to intimidate harass and entrap

01:12:10.460 american citizens that are deemed received your news from those largely don't exist anymore so as

01:12:18.620 a company like nbc universal that has one of the largest news footprints in the world and certainly

01:12:24.900 the largest news footprint in the u.s you have to constantly be looking at your news organization

01:12:31.620 and your filters for disseminating and really taking that responsibility of leadership

01:12:36.640 very seriously, but how do you educate a younger generation about news literacy?

01:12:45.040 I do a lot of talks about to younger folks, be careful what you share. Where are you getting it

01:12:50.580 from? So I think that there's a big spectrum to fake news. It's what are you disseminating?

01:13:00.400 What are you sending out? What's catching on with consumers? Because you'll receive a video

01:13:04.920 And you're there today sitting, is this real or not?

01:13:08.180 What organization did this get published from?

01:13:10.700 But the younger generation does not differentiate.

01:13:15.120 They're used to seeing, you know, someone's, you know, phone cam on site somewhere telling them what's going on.

01:13:22.940 And they take that as real and news.

01:13:24.820 So real news and education and discipline is very, very important.

01:13:28.820 Not to mention in the spectrum is, you know, all the social and technology platforms.

01:13:33.820 platforms experiencing a coming of age and their responsibility about disseminating or being a

01:13:40.580 platform for disseminating news. If you think about, I think it was the CEO of BlackRock three

01:13:47.280 years ago. So before the pandemic, before the awful social crisis, and he talked about

01:13:54.280 calling CEOs to attention, right, all over the world, that companies in the private sector

01:14:02.420 had a bigger responsibility to both their employees and their customers

01:14:09.340 to fulfill a gap in society that it was once assumed

01:14:15.540 that the government would provide for people.

01:14:18.340 Okay, that's enough of Linda Yaccarino.

01:14:22.840 Oh, by the way, here's your profile on the World Economic Forum,

01:14:27.740 Chairman of Advertising Partnerships, NBCUniversal.

01:14:30.560 I had this on the air the other night.

01:14:32.420 She is actually talking about fake news

01:14:35.920 and how large platforms are responsible for disseminating it.

01:14:42.220 First of all, you have to identify it.

01:14:46.880 So how is that going to work?

01:14:49.480 Elon Musk tells us that she's only going to be responsible

01:14:52.760 for the business side of Twitter

01:14:54.180 and not what goes out on the actual Twitter feeds.

01:14:58.700 But it sure doesn't sound like it from what she had to say there.

01:15:02.420 So I have to wonder what the hell is going on with Elon Musk.

01:15:09.100 Why would he hire somebody like that to be the CEO of Twitter?

01:15:13.240 To me, it makes absolutely no sense.

01:15:16.380 So you heard Wayne and I talk about Christy Freeland, the deputy prime minister of our country and the finance minister.

01:15:21.660 Here she is in committee today with CPC MP Adam Chambers.

01:15:27.980 and adam is simply asking her how much money are we going to have to spend next year to service 0.97

01:15:33.480 the debt and listen to this crap tell the committee and canadians how much we're spending 0.93

01:15:40.220 or projected to spend on interest on the debt this upcoming fiscal year just looking for the number 0.96

01:15:47.340 let me just say because i think it's important to put things in context

01:15:52.840 that in both... Minister, my time is very limited. I'm asking if you know the number. You have a lot

01:15:58.940 of officials beside you. Will you tell Canadians how much we're going to spend on servicing

01:16:04.280 the debt next year? Here's what I think that it's really important to put numbers in context.

01:16:10.040 Without context, numbers are meaningless. Our debt service charges are low in Canada's

01:16:16.940 in historical context, and they are low compared to what our peers in the G7 are paying.

01:16:22.740 Thank you for the context. What's the gross dollar value we're going to spend on interest on the

01:16:27.920 debt next year? And let me again, I really am opposed to fiscal fear-mongering by the

01:16:35.000 Conservatives. And so the important point to make for Canadians is that in historic context,

01:16:44.520 Our debt service charges are reasonable and sustainable and lower than they have been in many previous years.

01:16:55.060 That's why S&P reaffirmed our AAA rating.

01:16:58.260 I'm asking, will you tell Canadians how much we're spending on the debt?

01:17:04.140 It's in black and white in your book.

01:17:07.280 Do you just not want to say?

01:17:10.880 I think that it's important to put all numbers in context.

01:17:14.400 Thank you. I'll move to the next question.

01:17:16.260 And do you not agree that in historic context, our debt service charges are absolutely handleable?

01:17:31.140 Monkeys are running our country.

01:17:35.920 No, that's wrong. 0.98

01:17:37.280 children children irresponsible teenagers are running our country oh by the way this is another

01:17:46.940 page from the world economic forum website all right this is about leadership and governance

01:17:51.020 as you can see so let's scroll down our leadership forum is chaired by the founder and executive

01:17:55.680 chairperson chairman professor klaus schwab blah blah blah there's a picture of them all all right

01:18:00.620 so let's move down here klaus schwab founder executive chairman there he is james bond villain

01:18:05.440 Right. Very creepy looking and sounds that way as well. Board of trustees.

01:18:10.140 Oh, would you look at that? There she is, Christy Freeland, the deputy prime minister and finance minister of our country.

01:18:21.620 She is on the board of trustees. For the World Economic Forum, so you can sit there and you can say all you want to say about Pierre Polyev and John Baird and all those people, they're members of the World Economic Forum, and there's never any proof of it.

01:18:35.440 Right. They can say, well, his face was on the World Economic Forum website one time. I saw it on the Wayback website. All right, fine, fine. If that's what you believe, that's OK. Right. And I'm speculating. Hey, does Maxime Bernier know anything about the World Economic Forum? Well, he's been asked about that. I asked him about that on this very show about a year ago.

01:18:55.940 And by the way, Maxime Bernier will be coming on the show Thursday night, 8 o'clock.

01:19:03.420 We're going to have a good discussion with Mad Max.

01:19:06.860 Again, Thursday night, 8 o'clock, Maxime Bernier.

01:19:11.520 So everybody is so concerned about the conservatives' involvement with the World Economic Forum, which may or may not be.

01:19:19.040 We do know a couple of them are involved with the World Economic Forum.

01:19:23.220 even though Pierre Polyev says, if any of my MPs are involved with the World Economic Forum,

01:19:28.920 then they're not going to be MPs much longer in the Conservative Party of Canada. Now, Wayne

01:19:33.080 earlier pointed out, said, well, if Pierre Polyev can say that and not say why, then he's just lying. 1.00

01:19:39.700 He's talking out his ass. And that may be true. May be true. But we know for a fact that the 1.00

01:19:46.940 Deputy Prime Minister of Canada is on the board of trustees of the World Economic Forum. So I

01:19:52.980 say to you whether you choose to vote for the ppc or the conservative party of canada

01:19:58.460 we have to start uniting against these people these people are the ones who are jamming it

01:20:07.100 down our throats and that's provable it's right there

01:20:11.300 the speculation that we've all had about who is this and who's that and who's a controlled

01:20:22.880 up and who's not and blah blah blah blah blah politicians make missteps they make mistakes

01:20:28.240 all the time the emperor has no clothes they are human beings they pee and they poo and they wear

01:20:35.160 pants just like you and me and that's forgivable the mistakes they make if they acknowledge them

01:20:44.920 and try to correct them but this one and justin trudeau maybe not through his own admission but

01:20:52.460 Definitely through a conversation Klaus Schwab had, which is still available on YouTube, where he talks about Justin Trudeau and how they've infiltrated at least half the cabinet of Canada.

01:21:05.540 He's all a part of that, too.

01:21:07.820 Now, I get that Trudeau is not coming up with the ideas he's imposing on us himself.

01:21:13.760 He's getting his marching orders from elsewhere.

01:21:16.000 Look at where they're coming from, right here.

01:21:18.560 so we all need to pull all of us freedom fighters freedom journalists freedom whatever we are 0.73

01:21:29.760 we need to pull our heads out of our collective ass and start fighting the enemy that is doing 0.98

01:21:36.240 this to us and that is in canada right now the liberal ndp two-headed monster 0.99

01:21:43.700 if the conservatives are in on it well they that may be but i have never seen any conclusive proof

01:21:54.620 to come to that conclusion and i ask and i ask and i ask and i've never seen anything and i know

01:22:04.360 tonight i'm probably going to get millions of emails look at this and i'll say this is all

01:22:09.300 circumstantial there is nothing that that gives us a smoking gun like this does right here

01:22:17.660 worldeconomicforum.org about leadership dash and dash governance board of trustees deputy

01:22:26.680 prime minister pretty highly placed politician in our country

01:22:29.860 she's on the board of governors for the world economic forum and we all know what they're behind

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