The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Tues Nov. 29th⧸2022

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00:01:30.000 well hello and welcome at shadow at night it's tuesday november the 29th 2022 on the show tonight

00:01:54.080 we're going to talk about china we're going to talk about fauci we're going to talk about

00:01:57.680 Justin Trudeau we've got a lot to cover my friends we have plenty to discuss and I certainly hope

00:02:03.340 you're doing well today if you're in Manitoba you you can feel the weather turning into winter

00:02:07.820 I was out for walks today and I saw a lot of people out there and I shake my head

00:02:13.700 at the amount of masks that I saw today definitely not the majority just so you're aware but there

00:02:21.460 was a significant amount of maskers out there today and I just can't help but wonder why

00:02:26.380 because they do nothing they do nothing to stop the spread of an airborne virus an airborne pathogen 1.00

00:02:34.340 they are a symbol of oppression and fear oppression and fear and they don't feel good on your face

00:02:43.760 i just don't understand and filthy some of these things you see like what are you doing take that 0.96

00:02:52.260 thing off you it's disgusting dirt and snot and gross man i mean what is the dirtiest spot 0.62

00:03:05.000 on the human body outside the obvious answer you're probably thinking it's right in there 0.99

00:03:12.720 and what you're breathing out is waste as i've said on the show before

00:03:18.000 kind of like you know when you go to the bathroom carbon dioxide coming out of our mouths breathing

00:03:24.960 in air taking the oxygen out for our bloodstreams and our our lives and then

00:03:31.560 carbon dioxide but when you've got one of those bird beak kn95 masks covering your face so your

00:03:39.620 eyeballs barely peep out the top all you're doing is recycling that carbon dioxide making yourself

00:03:45.080 sick those kn95 masks if you talk to any workplace safety expert they're only supposed to be on for

00:03:53.360 brief periods of time and yet you see people walking around and the worst thing you see 0.67

00:03:57.440 the worst thing you see is um parents walking in with little kids four or five year old kids

00:04:07.080 and the kids have got the masks on too like you're a good little boy if you wear this and

00:04:12.060 you just want to but you don't because technically speaking

00:04:19.620 not my business so yeah anyway let's go say some hellos to some some of the freedom fam here hello

00:04:29.400 steve hello bren hello ivan hello jessica hello randolph from medicine hat hello paulette let's

00:04:37.180 see what does paulette say paulette's asking a question here hello shadow how are you doing

00:04:42.420 premier smith and the ab legislature now announcing sovereignty act yes just heard controversy about

00:04:47.100 true didiot in china cold lots of snow here in southern alberta at pincher creek okay we've got

00:04:52.060 danielle smith the story about her tonight so uh hang in for that hello rachel from esterhazy and

00:04:57.840 joanne is watching from douglas ontario and francesca from calgary sherry is watching breaking

00:05:03.380 news ah western university yes i will cover that tonight as well looks like students against

00:05:08.760 mandates did a good job out there hey ang how you doing listen i'm sorry to hear about your

00:05:13.520 uh situation when it comes to multi-camera recording i just gotta keep your nose at the

00:05:18.980 grindstone babe what can i tell you i think you'll do a fine job once you get it hello wendy from

00:05:24.740 nova scotia joyce is watching from richer is there anybody else i'm missing here uh louise is watching

00:05:30.700 from sackville nova scotia colleen from madoc madoc ontario darlene is watching from ontario

00:05:37.300 al christina johnny linda remedy max from belly button canada or toronto okay ed is watching

00:05:52.440 i don't know from where hello carolyn from niagara and beth from ontario hello linda

00:05:59.120 from medicine hat linda says she watches or listens to the show every night you know i know

00:06:04.220 a lot of people uh listen as opposed to watching because they're busy doing other things and

00:06:09.560 and that's cool um i've got a guy hang on just a second i'm gonna make sure i say his name right

00:06:15.700 here and he does a full presentation his name is aman jabi he lives in montana and aman is

00:06:28.980 a computer expert and an expert in facial recognition and i heard him on an interview

00:06:35.020 today on a show from australia and i went this is so fascinating so i put out a request for aman to

00:06:42.700 come on our show here and and do an interview not necessarily a presentation with slides and

00:06:49.440 pictures and all that just a you know an interview as to what he's seeing out there

00:06:52.760 in terms of the facial recognition the 5g street lamps the purpleness of them i know dick eastland

00:07:01.480 was out investigating the purple lights the other night in winnipeg and it looks like a disco he

00:07:06.620 said looks like a discotheque out here what the hell is going on apparently there's more to them

00:07:11.280 than meets the eye as you guys may have suspected for quite some time but exactly what is the

00:07:17.480 question. Don't forget to like and share this show. It is important that we get this show out

00:07:23.660 to as many people as we possibly can. We are changing minds. We are opening eyes and ears

00:07:28.560 every single day. And one of your roles as a member of our Freedom Family here on the Shadow

00:07:33.820 at Night livestream every weeknight at eight o'clock central is to share this and get it out

00:07:39.060 there. And if somebody messages you, you know, it's like the old sales thing. You're going to

00:07:44.100 knock on 100 doors 99 are going to tell you this and one person is going to go no tell me more

00:07:49.540 and that's when you have your opportunity guys and i'm hoping these days it's far more than one

00:07:55.360 in a hundred but i'll take one in a hundred and then we recycle that hundred and get another one

00:08:00.180 and another one and so on there there's so many more of us now today you guys even uh from just

00:08:05.480 a couple of months ago than there were before we are starting to make this happen the ship is

00:08:11.680 turning around but we need everybody on board to make it happen all right this is an interview you

00:08:17.720 know what's going on in china right now we're going to go into the social credit score in a

00:08:21.400 little bit for the new people joining the show tonight who don't necessarily know what the social

00:08:25.600 credit score over in china is and what it uh what it can do to people and what may be coming over

00:08:33.540 here if we let it so let's watch this on the street interview and i'm sorry i can't remember

00:08:40.680 this fellow's name but he does a really good job it's an on the street interview with a chinese

00:08:47.100 immigrant now living in canada and she tells a terrifying story of what life is like over there 0.97

00:08:54.240 yeah so i know 0.59

00:08:56.700 well that's interesting okay hold on just a second guys i'm gonna take it from the top here

00:09:07.820 because this is kind of an important thing it's four minutes long let me give you the big screen

00:09:12.020 again and away we go oh my goodness feeling of now no freedom when it comes to the like the

00:09:21.320 social credit system is it true that in china like if somebody criticizes the government

00:09:27.940 aggressively then there's consequences for that of course and even your family your relatives are

00:09:34.660 yeah you get uh persecuted by what you do this is true this is a this is really true in china so

00:09:43.620 we don't want canada to be like this so i know true though uh this government he

00:09:49.700 has a marriage china like tyranny the level of of uh admiration i actually have for china

00:09:56.900 their basic dictatorship and i talked to a young man from venezuela and he was saying oh well

00:10:03.700 there's a lot more freedom here but i was telling him if we don't do something then things will get

00:10:09.460 much much worse right right that's right this is a very critical moment so we have to stand up and

00:10:15.140 wake up we have to write the news tell the people the truth people need to know the truth a lot of

00:10:21.620 people still have illusions of government so many confusions on the bear so i have to tell them the

00:10:28.500 truth what was the first like red flag that you saw where you're like this is

00:10:32.880 a problem they're taking our freedoms away because the vaccine is the personal

00:10:39.100 choice our body is my choice but they make it a political and they can we

00:10:46.320 cannot go anywhere we cannot take train take plane and it seems like I mean the

00:10:52.620 prison in my home in my country in my hometown yeah this is not right the kids are so confused

00:10:59.580 my my daughter was confused and then they don't know what happened they have to wear masks yeah

00:11:05.180 a lot of people get so so many mental problems so this is very it's very sad people keep distance

00:11:13.580 it's not the country i used to live on it's different yeah so it's absolutely and my husband

00:11:20.060 and also lost his job because of no vaccine. 0.95

00:11:25.780 This is so ridiculous. 1.00

00:11:28.220 Do you have friends and family in China? 0.98

00:11:30.500 Yes.

00:11:31.340 Can you tell us about the social credit system

00:11:34.780 and what it's like over there?

00:11:36.500 Everything is in control, you know?

00:11:39.000 Now they're pushing the vaccine QR code

00:11:43.060 and you have to have this QR code to go anywhere,

00:11:46.200 to go take the subway, to go to the, go to the supermarket.

00:11:50.100 And the people, they are, they just comply to this,

00:11:55.240 because there's no freedom of speech,

00:11:58.080 and no freedom to talk about it.

00:12:00.540 So, protest.

00:12:02.380 And they are going to push in the digital cash.

00:12:05.220 Digital currency.

00:12:06.220 Digital currency.

00:12:08.160 The critical moment, we have to stand up and fight for that.

00:12:11.020 Otherwise, we will lose everything.

00:12:13.320 We are, yeah, they try to control us by fear.

00:12:17.700 What do Canadians need to be concerned about moving forward to, like, make this protest successful?

00:12:23.700 Well, yes, people have to united and be strong.

00:12:30.060 Yeah, we protect peacefully and we keep fighting.

00:12:35.040 We hold the line.

00:12:36.260 Never, yeah, never give up until we get the real freedom. 0.85

00:12:40.500 straight from communist china guys don't take don't take it from me don't take it from me 0.66

00:12:48.420 take it from her okay you see what she said there i was like is it true that if you criticize the

00:12:53.920 yeah of course your whole family gets persecuted in china for complaining about the government

00:12:59.160 like guys guys guys guys guys greg wycliffe yes you know i gotta get him on the show i think he

00:13:09.300 There's a fantastic job out there.

00:13:12.220 Very good man on the street reporter. 1.00

00:13:15.520 Apparently, this is what they're doing in China to keep people in their homes. 0.97

00:13:18.180 Look at this. 0.61

00:13:39.300 so they're either locking them in guys or they're locking them out one or the other

00:13:54.440 those look pretty flimsy and easy to break down but nonetheless this is what's going on in china

00:14:00.780 right now as 1.4 billion people and i'm sure they're not all rebelling if they did it would

00:14:07.340 have been over already and i know the tanks came in yesterday and i know people are still in the

00:14:13.080 streets but it's very difficult to get news from communist china because of the the iron curtain

00:14:17.700 scenario they have there where you cannot get uh an lte signal out of that country

00:14:24.900 so what is the chinese social credit system how does it work what is it let's go through it

00:14:35.360 this is from nhglobalpartners.com horizons horizons canada by the way key takeaways from

00:14:43.780 the chinese social credit system and and again i know many of you already have this information

00:14:50.040 you know what this is but many people don't know and this system they are trying to jam this

00:14:56.820 down our throats as we speak okay they're bringing it in very passively i don't know what that sound

00:15:05.140 is are you looking to hire in china no i'm not actually well that's just the website itself

00:15:13.780 they're bringing this in very passively they're almost making it sound attractive it's for your

00:15:18.900 convenience it's for your online safety never mind having to punch a bunch of numbers in and

00:15:24.000 and you know like sign anything you just need a chip in your hand and you just wave it or a

00:15:30.300 retinal quick retinal scan or a facial recognition scan and you're in

00:15:35.140 You don't have to worry about a thing, when in reality they will have everything on you, everything, your whole life, your blood pressure, what you had for breakfast this morning, when's the last time you pooped.

00:15:50.640 They will have it all.

00:15:54.300 They'll know exactly how much money or credits or whatever it's going to be called you have in your bank account.

00:16:00.080 They'll know the last time you ate red meat, how many calories you consumed yesterday. 0.94

00:16:04.480 oh yeah and it's all part of the plan so the key takeaways from the chinese social credit system

00:16:11.600 the goal is to provide a holistic a holistic assessment of an individual's or a company's

00:16:18.960 trustworthiness really the chinese social credit system while still in development is arguably an

00:16:28.260 extension of his existing social rankings and ratings in china which have existed for millennia

00:16:33.680 Not true.

00:16:35.960 The consequences of a poor social credit score would be serious.

00:16:40.420 It may affect travel prospects, employment, access to finance, and the ability to enter into contracts.

00:16:47.060 On the other hand, a positive credit score could make a range of business transactions much easier.

00:16:53.400 How do you achieve this positive credit score?

00:16:55.840 Be a good little girl. Be a good little boy. Don't say anything bad to anybody ever.

00:17:02.040 There's an episode of Black Mirror that's much like this.

00:17:05.800 I'll tell you about that in just a second.

00:17:08.840 It's essential that any foreign business consolidating or establishing their presence in China seek professional advice for managing a social credit score.

00:17:16.500 This applies both to individual scores and the corporate social credit score.

00:17:20.600 Guys, we're not going to read this whole thing because it's pretty long.

00:17:24.560 But we're going to do some key takeaways here.

00:17:28.760 Ding, ding, ding.

00:17:29.620 Ah, okay.

00:17:30.280 So.

00:17:31.640 look at what look at what's involved in this financial credit worthiness okay we can look

00:17:37.440 at that and go all right that's fine you know before you get a loan here in Canada it's always

00:17:41.720 been like this they're going to go through your finances to see if you're you know viable that 0.97

00:17:48.060 makes perfect sense I wouldn't loan money to some scumbag and I don't expect anybody else to even a 0.73

00:17:53.320 bank judicial enforcement interesting enforcement of judicial decisions like judgment debts have 0.95

00:18:01.480 proven particularly difficult in China,

00:18:03.460 part of the purpose of the social credit system

00:18:05.200 is to find new enforcement mechanisms

00:18:06.860 for existing laws and court decisions.

00:18:10.140 Take that as you will,

00:18:11.540 like withholding a driver's license

00:18:13.640 or withholding your right to shop for groceries,

00:18:16.260 that kind of thing.

00:18:18.500 Oh, they can't do that.

00:18:20.080 If you're new to this, you may have thought that.

00:18:22.860 Oh, they can't do that.

00:18:23.760 How can they do that?

00:18:24.660 It all ties in with the facial recognition, you see.

00:18:27.980 In order to get into a supermarket,

00:18:31.480 you've got to go through a facial recognition scanner and the second you do that they'll

00:18:36.900 be able to pull up all of the information on you to see if you're viable enough to gain entry into

00:18:43.900 the store and then once you're in the store your social credit score will tell you whether or not

00:18:51.220 you can buy certain things but that won't happen until you get to the checkout and the checkout

00:18:57.880 won't let you buy anything that your social credit score says you can't buy red meat you want a pie

00:19:07.460 sorry you can't have that you're too fat or you said something bad about the president last night

00:19:13.040 so you can't have that commercial trustworthiness speaks for itself government integrity this is

00:19:18.200 interesting the social credit score is self-reflective bureaucrats and politicians

00:19:23.240 themselves will be subject to the regime with the goal of reducing corruption.

00:19:30.960 Of course they won't, unless the top-level echelon, the elite, want them to be.

00:19:39.240 None of these people, none of the upper echelon, none of the upper crust will be subject to any

00:19:46.020 of this stuff. Data gathering and sharing the fundamental building block of the social credit

00:19:51.600 system is data through the system data is gathered by central regional and municipal government

00:19:57.360 bodies as well as private actors and shared big data algorithms are then used to process that

00:20:02.580 data in a meaningful manner curation of blacklists and red lists see the data acquired is used to add

00:20:12.060 individuals and corporations to lists blacklist bad red list may be worse punishments sanctions

00:20:20.720 and rewards based partially but not entirely on presence in the lists identified above

00:20:24.980 individuals are punished and rewarded.

00:20:33.560 Okay, let's continue on down the line here.

00:20:39.440 We're not going to do the timeline of this.

00:20:48.140 How does it work?

00:20:49.080 Well, did you pay your taxes on time?

00:20:52.020 Do you maintain the necessary license?

00:20:55.100 Have you fulfilled your environmental protection requirements?

00:21:00.140 Do you meet product quality standards?

00:21:04.760 Do you meet requirements specific to your industry?

00:21:08.240 Now, here's the punishments in China's social credit system.

00:21:11.940 Travel bans.

00:21:12.580 reports in 2019 indicated that 23 million people have been blacklisted from traveling by plane or

00:21:19.680 train due to low social credit ratings maintained through china's national public credit information

00:21:26.400 center it's reasonable to assume that this will continue as part of the social credit system

00:21:31.800 school bans the social credit score may prevent students from attending certain universities or

00:21:36.960 schools if their parents have a poor social credit rating. For example, in 2018, a student was denied

00:21:43.580 entry to university due to their father's presence on a debtor blacklist, reduced employment

00:21:48.580 prospects, increased scrutiny. Businesses or people, never mind just businesses, people too,

00:21:56.320 with poor scores may be subject to more audits or government inspections. Public shaming. In many

00:22:02.480 cases regulators have encouraged the naming and shaming of individuals presented on blacklists

00:22:08.840 in addition flow-on effects may make it difficult for businesses with low scores to build relationships

00:22:15.220 with local partners who can be negatively impacted by their partnership an individual

00:22:21.360 not visiting their parents on a frequent basis that's a big thing in china culturally speaking

00:22:27.180 you respect your elders but if you don't visit your parents on a regular basis you can be dinged

00:22:31.880 on your social credit score if you jaywalk if you walk a dog without putting putting it on a leash

00:22:37.260 smoking in a non-smoking zone cheating in online video games yes

00:22:42.100 guys i'm going to drop this into the comments in case you want to read the whole thing later and

00:22:48.740 this my friends is what is coming here oops wrong button just a second let me do this again

00:22:57.960 there we go so this is what if if we let it this is what's coming here this whole thing with the

00:23:10.900 banks right now and and the credit cards with your your carbon footprint all of that stuff

00:23:16.220 it's coming here we cannot let this happen keep cash alive do what you can now here's that episode

00:23:23.180 of uh black mirror i was telling you about it's called nose dive

00:23:27.580 creepy show all all around but i happened to catch this one in the last couple of days i'm

00:23:35.180 doing a bit of a binge because i know that this particular tv series it seems like it was based

00:23:42.980 upon what's going on now i don't think it was obviously but how could they have known unless

00:23:48.760 they knew but a lot of stuff you see in this show is actually happening in our world right now which

00:23:55.640 is frightening society has embraced the technology wherein everyone shares their daily activities

00:24:01.160 through eye implants and mobile devices and rates their interactions with others on a scale of one

00:24:07.940 to five stars cumulatively cumulatively affecting everyone's socioeconomic status

00:24:14.940 and then it goes on to follow lacey pound who's played by bryce dallas howard 0.61

00:24:22.860 who's trying to raise her 4.2 rating to a 4.5 so she can get in with the really cool people

00:24:29.240 the good people but it's just a terrible terrible terrible thing that i can see

00:24:35.760 happening in society if we allow this to continue

00:24:38.560 and we've seen how pliable people can be in the last couple of years haven't we

00:24:46.260 put on a mask okay take this put this in your arm take this needle all right 0.80

00:24:50.980 treat that person like garbage okay yeah so you might want to watch that episode of black mirror 0.99

00:25:01.180 you guys nosedive it's called bryce dallas howard anthony fauci is defending the chinese lockdowns 0.97

00:25:09.820 hang on i'm going to make this bigger so i can read it to you guys without having to keep turning

00:25:13.220 my head uh this is from zerohedge.com anthony fauci once again defended brutal chinese lockdowns

00:25:21.980 admitting the communist government is forcefully locking people inside buildings as we just saw

00:25:26.740 some video earlier in the show but adding that if it means people get vaccinated you gotta get

00:25:33.940 vaccinated he's okay with it china's official news agency today published an op-ed asserting

00:25:41.600 that the country's strict covid measures are scientific and effective are they host cnn

00:25:47.000 sorry cnn host jake tapper asked well when you want to shut down in order to interrupt immediately

00:25:55.020 a process that's going on like the spread of infection there should be a purpose to it like

00:26:00.560 you want to make sure you get through uh get enough ventilators or enough ppe or you want to

00:26:05.300 get your population vaccinated Fauci responded the comment I made I can't do a Fauci I'm sorry

00:26:12.580 I'm trying but it's not working out the comment I made Fauci said about their severe actions that

00:26:18.420 they've taken is that you have to have an end game Fauci continued adding what's the purpose

00:26:23.760 if the purpose is let's get all the people vaccinated particularly the elderly then okay

00:26:28.900 for a temporary period of time to do that but they have a very very strict type of lockdown 0.92

00:26:34.620 was ours any less strict i i want to ask you there's the ass and i'll play this video in

00:26:42.820 just a second let me ask you guys when we were locked down last was it last christmas i think it 0.85

00:26:46.820 was kind of christmas before definitely where you could only have so many people over like

00:26:53.760 two people or something in your bubble and if you try to have more people over you had to have them

00:26:59.900 hide their cars because if you had too many cars at your house oh that'd be a dead giveaway right

00:27:04.660 and some of the the covid snitches on your block and we still don't know exactly who they are we

00:27:09.840 may suspect them but we don't know if gladys across the street called the covid tip hotline

00:27:15.700 and turned us in

00:27:17.560 but the cops would actually come knocking on your door to see if you had more than two people at

00:27:24.020 your house like that was a complete and total bizarro world wasn't it and we lived through

00:27:30.040 that and who's to say we're not gonna have to live through that again if we stop fighting you

00:27:35.640 can bet they will keep pushing and pushing and pushing those mask zealots they're everywhere

00:27:41.060 they want everybody to wear a mask all the time and not just what one of those you know operating

00:27:46.800 room masks anymore now they want the big bird beak mask on everybody even little kids

00:27:51.340 so this is a war that's going to continue for a long time I'm sorry to say so we have but you

00:28:00.000 know the good thing is that now we know what's going on we can fight the thing and that is I

00:28:06.500 think 90% of the battle is knowing exactly what's going on and what our fate is should we stop 1.00

00:28:12.340 fighting and i know guys it's exhausting but we have to keep going if we don't that chinese social 0.82

00:28:19.480 credit system is just around the corner and it may come even if we do keep fighting i'll never

00:28:24.660 personally live in it and actually there's something really cool i have to show you later

00:28:30.720 on in the show so don't don't go anywhere hang around relax this is justin trudeau

00:28:37.280 defending the right of protesters in china to express themselves as they stand up to these

00:28:45.520 draconian government covet 19 measures watch the comedians uh are watching very closely

00:28:52.000 obviously everyone in china should be allowed to express themselves uh should be allowed to

00:28:57.940 share their um their perspectives uh and indeed protest we're going to continue

00:29:03.660 to ensure that China knows we'll stand up for human rights,

00:29:07.340 we'll stand with people who are expressing themselves.

00:29:10.200 We also need to make sure that China and places around the world

00:29:12.980 are respecting journalists and their ability to do their job.

00:29:15.740 We'll continue to make that very clear.

00:29:18.980 Thank you, True North, for posting that.

00:29:20.760 Thank you, Andrew Lawton.

00:29:23.060 I'm sorry, I used to accuse John Kretchen of talking out of both sides of his mouth

00:29:27.680 back in the day, and he did, physically,

00:29:32.980 and figuratively but he he had the paralyze so i used to i used to make fun of jean christian

00:29:39.600 kind of mean back then as i look back on it but i mean trudeau saying last week under oath by the

00:29:48.100 way that he he didn't call names to people who were unvaccinated and was talking about protesting

00:29:55.840 um being akin to i guess in terms of the freedom convoy and occupation and lying bald face about

00:30:05.060 the actions of the people who were at the protest and stayed at the protest um and then turning

00:30:11.760 around and saying people in china should have the right to protest now what we've seen from

00:30:17.080 the people in china is is last night i showed you on the show they were beating down police

00:30:22.640 with what looked like bed frames and doors and whatever they can get their hands on

00:30:27.460 because the people of china don't have any weapons

00:30:29.420 and he's saying now that's okay what's the difference exactly trudeau

00:30:35.940 this is where he loses me i don't quite understand where this guy is coming from and i'm not dumb

00:30:45.860 so i wonder if the people of canada are confused by the things he says 0.91

00:30:52.720 are they confused i think probably confused at best and convinced he's a a bullshitter at worst 0.97

00:31:03.480 and one of the worst bullshitters and i'm sorry for my language but this guy just brings it out 0.98

00:31:09.320 in me one of the worst probably the worst in the history of this country in terms of leadership yes 0.99

00:31:14.980 yes of course politicians lie we know that hell we've all lied for some reason or another i mean

00:31:21.220 i'm not going to sit here and say that i've never lied before in my life that would be a lie

00:31:25.500 we all lie

00:31:28.220 but like this on such a massive scale is ludicrous and then denying that you've lied

00:31:38.200 that's a whole other thing all right let's get back to trudeau here

00:31:42.160 here he is on that drag queen tv show we were telling you about last week hi queen

00:31:48.380 i'm so sorry to interrupt i know it's a big day but seeing as we have the best queens from around

00:31:54.940 the world we thought you deserved a proper welcome please help me welcome to the canada's

00:31:59.920 drag race workroom the prime minister of canada justin trudeau

00:32:05.440 Do I have to kissy?

00:32:10.680 Do I have to kiss his ring?

00:32:12.660 I heard you had a summit, and I think I'm a little too late for it, unfortunately.

00:32:16.580 We're actually just about to do a makeover episode.

00:32:18.940 Oh, that's a big one.

00:32:19.860 Queens, anybody want to take it on?

00:32:21.440 I'm waiting.

00:32:22.920 This is groundbreaking. 0.60

00:32:24.840 The first ever world leader to visit a drag race set.

00:32:27.460 Alyssa, I'm glad to be the first, but I look forward to the time there's a third or a fourth.

00:32:32.400 to have a world leader in the workroom talking to us.

00:32:36.700 How amazing is that?

00:32:38.120 You better work, Justin Trudeau.

00:32:40.260 Yes.

00:32:41.340 How's it going?

00:32:42.000 Are the Canadian queens being welcoming?

00:32:43.800 Are they appropriately polite the way we're supposed to be?

00:32:46.880 Everybody nod.

00:32:47.680 I wouldn't say they're appropriate,

00:32:49.080 but that'd be very nice.

00:32:50.360 See, in Canada, polite doesn't mean no shade,

00:32:52.680 because I know that's part of it.

00:32:54.720 Justin, I just want to thank you for being such an ally.

00:32:57.580 You're the first prime minister

00:32:58.820 to ever walk in a pride parade.

00:33:00.340 Very cool.

00:33:00.800 Like, that's huge.

00:33:01.460 Thank you, but it has been an incredible pleasure to be part of fighting the good fight on the right side.

00:33:07.700 That is about respecting people.

00:33:09.840 Can we move beyond tolerate and start embracing and loving and accepting and learning from and being challenged by?

00:33:17.220 That's how you build a resilient society.

00:33:20.040 That's what we're trying to do in Canada, and we've got a lot of work still to do.

00:33:23.040 Ooh, you're giving me chills.

00:33:25.900 Yes!

00:33:26.300 I know that this is the Great White North,

00:33:29.400 but how do you feel about adding some brown milk

00:33:31.980 to the different situation?

00:33:33.900 Okay.

00:33:34.660 You know what?

00:33:35.340 We do diversity better than just about any other place

00:33:38.340 in the world.

00:33:39.160 It doesn't matter what your background is,

00:33:41.260 where you're from, who you love.

00:33:42.920 You enrich this place.

00:33:44.600 I love that.

00:33:45.160 I'm bringing some seasoning salt to the table.

00:33:48.020 Okay.

00:33:48.740 We have places to be.

00:33:49.760 Are there any other questions?

00:33:51.140 When do I get to meet RuPaul?

00:33:53.100 Oh!

00:33:55.220 Chase!

00:33:55.620 shade is another word well justin you just won the reading challenge congratulations

00:34:01.020 and now my dear sashay away i knew that was coming thank you so much

00:34:07.800 hate to see you leave love to watch you walk away

00:34:11.880 how amazing that is okay okay

00:34:19.260 i don't have a problem with that i truly don't have a problem with that

00:34:35.780 you got gay people you got drag queens we've always had that and that's fine sure whatever

00:34:43.000 man i don't care i don't have a problem that justin trudeau decided to go on that show and 0.59

00:34:47.980 I don't have a problem with anything he said on that show.

00:34:51.060 I don't. 1.00

00:34:54.080 What I do have a problem with is drag queens with five-year-old kids, 1.00

00:35:02.060 seven-year-old kids, nine-year-old kids. 1.00

00:35:06.460 That's where I draw my line. 0.98

00:35:10.520 Now, if he wants to go on a TV show and hang out with drag queens and gay people, 0.98

00:35:15.540 fine, fine. 0.95

00:35:17.360 it doesn't matter honestly if you want to walk in a in a gay pride parade fine go ahead walk in

00:35:25.020 the gay pride parade that's okay that's fine and it's not even about tolerance it's just whatever

00:35:34.860 you know like you are who you are and that's fine that's okay that's okay some of you may 0.97

00:35:40.380 not agree with what i'm saying here but keep that away from the kids i was talking about this last

00:35:48.800 night there was a drag queen in vancouver called satanics satanics now you can imagine how he

00:35:58.880 slash she dresses reading stories to four-year-old children and we've seen some video of those people 0.99

00:36:06.680 the drag queens prancing around the kids butt rubs bare asses hanging out 1.00

00:36:13.240 great big fake dongs hanging out of their costumes with three and four year old kids 1.00

00:36:21.200 six and seven year old kids even kids who were nine ten years old approaching puberty they're

00:36:26.320 going to be curious about things right and that's when they can really get mixed up i think we

00:36:32.420 should probably start with the basics when it comes to children. The basics. Females,

00:36:39.100 males. Girls, boys. And then we can take it from there. In a way that everybody can accept. 0.99

00:36:52.260 So, if the Prime Minister of our country wants to go on a drag queen show, go ahead, dude. 0.54

00:36:59.440 whatever but i get the feeling that that will empower the drag queen story time thing to grow

00:37:08.520 and people are going to think hey there's justin trudeau with drag queens it's going

00:37:13.780 to be cool we could take our kids to see them now marge

00:37:16.420 and that's you see it's difficult because lines get blurred right

00:37:23.240 and with the so-called progressives they just go off the deep end all the time and they start

00:37:31.460 conflating one with the other and that's not how it works there needs to be boundaries

00:37:35.540 and i think you guys if you've been watching the show for any length of time know how i feel when

00:37:44.200 it comes to government-opposed boundaries i don't like it i don't like when government has to step in

00:37:53.240 And make rules.

00:37:54.620 We should probably know this stuff already.

00:37:58.000 Just through common sense.

00:37:59.840 Adult common sense should tell us that this is not suitable for children.

00:38:05.840 Now, back in the old days, it went too far the other way.

00:38:09.580 What do you mean?

00:38:10.060 I'm 12 years old.

00:38:10.860 I can't go see Jaws.

00:38:11.920 Why not?

00:38:13.200 Well, there's blood.

00:38:15.780 Oh, come on already. 1.00

00:38:18.560 But now they've got four-year-olds watching drag queens prancing around. 0.99

00:38:23.240 can't we find some kind of middle ground here this is what i'm asking the commission is over

00:38:33.920 finally as we all know some final words from our friend one of the uh one of the organizers

00:38:41.000 of the freedom convoy last year tom marasso hey everybody well that's the end of it

00:38:48.580 the public order emergency commission ended on friday i'm still here but i'm going to be leaving

00:38:56.340 tomorrow morning and uh i gotta say

00:39:01.860 truthfully i hate this city not the people i just hate what the people that occupy that building

00:39:12.740 right behind me have stood for in the last couple of years it's not the canada that i thought i grew

00:39:20.340 up in and the commission is over it's in god's hands for the collective consciousness whatever

00:39:27.700 you believe it's out of my hands or the lawyers or anyone else's and uh we did what we could do

00:39:36.020 we we took it as far as possible and now i just hope that the commission council uh

00:39:42.740 sees the wisdom in what they're they're about to uh report about anyway i'm exhausted uh as

00:39:51.460 many of you are and i think i'm going to be taking a lot of time off i've got some writing to do

00:39:57.300 so i'm updating to do so i plan to do that and um you know when i come here i reflect on

00:40:06.500 what it is to be a canadian i used to think being a canadian was something special not better

00:40:15.460 different i thought that we were unique and uh i don't recognize the people of this country anymore

00:40:23.700 and you know even for the haters you were you were very useful throughout this process because

00:40:30.220 you further highlighted the work that still has to be done the fact that you see things

00:40:36.120 your way we see things our way and we still can't come together as a canada which is what i thought

00:40:42.680 that made us special and it turns out maybe that's not true we've got lots of work to do

00:40:49.560 it's not over and i'm pretty sad about it to be perfectly honest i'm not sad to be leaving this

00:40:58.840 city where the people that work in this building are supposed to but it is what it is and uh

00:41:06.360 i'm going to finish the book and then i think i'm going to just move on with my life

00:41:11.340 and i get a lot of support a lot of phenomenal support a lot of kindness out there and i haven't

00:41:18.820 forgotten about that and i don't just discard it at all it's just that the support that you're

00:41:25.080 sending me you're going to have to keep it for yourself now it's time for every parent every

00:41:31.340 person that doesn't believe what canada stands for anymore put that energy into yourselves and

00:41:37.560 into your own lives and make this a country worth being proud of again bring back canada

00:41:43.060 you know interesting um tom and i had a conversation on the show here and then off it

00:41:50.780 a couple of weeks ago and um and he was saying man i'm tired i i really need to rest i really

00:41:58.420 need to stop because he's been going non-stop since january and you know after we because we

00:42:09.300 both said we're both tired he's been doing his thing i've been doing my thing and and at some

00:42:16.800 point you just have to sit down for a bit and then we both kind of laughed and went

00:42:23.600 we can't stop and it's not because we don't want to it's because we can't

00:42:33.120 can't stop there's so many things at stake here and if we can have an effect in some way to inspire

00:42:41.240 people or inform people then that's what we're going to do we're going to keep doing it whether

00:42:46.120 we like it or not we can't stop and I certainly hope you feel the same way you know the interesting

00:42:52.640 thing is I've said to you a few times I'm going to take a week off and then I might take a day or

00:42:59.500 two at most, and I'm always back after that. And it's because I can't not. There's so much going

00:43:10.300 on out there. There's so much people need to know about. I just can't stop. And I find it so

00:43:17.900 warming that other people are starting now. And maybe they could have started a bit earlier,

00:43:24.600 to be honest and take some of the load off some of us but at least they're starting

00:43:30.480 for example this the national citizens inquiry this is preston manning's thing

00:43:35.620 this is starting off there's questionnaires they're looking for volunteers they are looking

00:43:41.920 for people to put this thing together it's off the ground now and it's becoming an actual thing

00:43:50.080 Now, I doubt that the left-wing corporate media is going to cover this at all, guys.

00:43:55.640 But that doesn't matter anymore.

00:43:58.240 You know, it's something else I was talking to somebody about this morning.

00:44:00.960 I think it was Tom.

00:44:02.100 I wrote a comment on his Facebook post from that video.

00:44:07.520 And I said, we know the left-wing corporate media is not going to cover any of this stuff anymore.

00:44:11.140 We have to stop.

00:44:13.220 We have to stop putting them on a pedestal.

00:44:17.980 and i think we many of us still do that you know we go oh well if it's not on the news

00:44:22.580 we got to get it on the news and then you know a lot of the complaining we do about them

00:44:26.700 is based upon anger rage but we just need to forget about them

00:44:34.040 and move on our own way there's enough of us out there now that we can go ahead and

00:44:40.760 fill that void that they've created by not covering things fairly and eventually their

00:44:46.860 audience and i'm not kidding when i say this their audience will be whittled down to absolutely

00:44:52.120 nothing a nub and the multi-million dollar corporations that own these news agencies

00:44:59.200 will just drop them they'll sell them to smaller operators who may be more fair-minded about what

00:45:06.980 should be in the news and what shouldn't be in the news i really believe we can win this you guys

00:45:16.860 We just need to keep fighting and we need to be patient. We're not going to win this thing in a day. Right. People get upset and frustrated and impatient. But we can't do that. We have to be patient. We have to keep fighting. We have to keep spreading the word. And Preston Manning is now doing it with us.

00:45:35.640 The Citizens' Inquiry of Canada is a non-profit corporation that provides the legal framework for the National Citizens' Inquiry Initiative.

00:45:45.260 Again, I need to make this bigger.

00:45:46.640 I keep having to do this.

00:45:49.360 All right.

00:45:51.880 Where the commissioners, sorry, yeah, the commissioners ensure that the NCI is conducted according to the highest evidentiary standards.

00:45:59.440 the CIC's Board of Directors ensure the NCI's administration is carried out with rigorous

00:46:05.560 financial and legal oversight. The CIC's Board of Directors ensure funds received and dispersed

00:46:12.260 are done so according to the required accounting and audit standards and practices compliance

00:46:16.440 with Canadian privacy legislation and other laws and sound corporate governance and risk management.

00:46:22.020 Here's the Board of Directors, David Ross, Andre Litvinenko, and Preston Manning. So if you guys

00:46:28.280 want to find this here i'm going to put this in the comments if you want to volunteer that would

00:46:36.860 be awesome if you want to just take part in it that would be awesome there you go it's in the

00:46:42.320 comments go ahead share it around get it out to as many people as possible and see if you can become

00:46:49.080 an active person in this according to rebel news i've got a lot more to cover i didn't realize i

00:46:55.500 had so much tonight you guys bill 36 a lot of people have been sending me information about

00:46:59.660 bill 36 in british columbia it will drastically change bc health care bc has passed a new health

00:47:07.660 law that gives the ndp government sweeping powers over regulating health care workers

00:47:12.920 this is a new piece of legislation obviously causing great concerns for some medical

00:47:20.260 professionals, especially those who have acknowledged that the province's ongoing COVID-19

00:47:25.540 vaccine mandates directed at unjabbed health care workers have exacerbated the province's

00:47:31.200 short-staffed and overwhelmed health care system. Bill 36, the Health Professions and Occupations

00:47:38.720 Act will officially replace the Health Professions Act and make sweeping changes that will soon

00:47:44.240 affect over 100,000 of the province's regulated health care workers and how their license is to

00:47:49.820 practice are managed and governed. While vaccine mandates still prevent thousands of vaccine-free

00:47:55.080 medical professionals from helping save lives in certain health care settings, such as hospitals,

00:48:00.420 unvaccinated regulated professionals, and those in private clinics narrowly escaped vaccine

00:48:05.400 mandates earlier this year after Bonnie Henry suddenly backpedaled from her threat to mandate 0.92

00:48:12.000 their industry. While it isn't certain what made the unelected health lord switch gears on

00:48:18.320 professionals like chiropractors, optometrists, and naturopaths. It's clear the passing of Bill

00:48:23.920 36 makes implementation of such political health policies a lot easier to move ahead with. In fact,

00:48:30.880 it could mean that a public health officer wouldn't have to mandate vaccines for any illness

00:48:35.740 they see fit because the BC NDP government could make vaccinations of their choosing a requirement

00:48:41.120 for medical professionals to be licensed to practice. Here's a video from Dr. Monica Fofi.

00:48:49.320 I'm Dr. Monica Fofi. Dr. Bonnie Henry, please reconsider your mandates for all healthcare practitioners.

00:49:00.060 We are at a point in our healthcare system where we cannot afford to lose a single willing and able person who's able to help support the care of British Columbians.

00:49:12.160 We were at a crisis point before the pandemic, and it's only been so, so much worse.

00:49:18.700 We know that both unvaccinated and vaccinated people can get sick and spread COVID.

00:49:25.680 Let's get back to caring for British Columbians, all of us.

00:49:32.460 Hang on just a second, guys.

00:49:33.940 I think that this law they've just passed is unconstitutional.

00:49:42.920 It goes against the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

00:49:45.220 I just want to make sure that I know which section it is here.

00:49:56.000 Well, okay, here we go.

00:50:03.940 Okay, why don't we just give us the charter.

00:50:16.280 Fundamental freedoms.

00:50:19.940 I just want to make sure I get the, I don't want to paraphrase it.

00:50:33.940 Do not give money to Wikipedia, by the way.

00:51:03.940 right to life liberty and security of the person section seven

00:51:11.200 the right to life liberty and security of the person security of the person meaning i do not

00:51:18.280 want that going in my body right there it's right there in section seven

00:51:25.460 i believe that's all you'd really need to have this law thrown out so it should be a

00:51:33.720 constitutional challenge in british columbia sorry for the delay there you guys from the calgary sun

00:51:39.660 this is an opinion piece written by rick bell for smith daniel smith that is covid

00:51:44.560 rights of unvaccinated very much on the ucp radar

00:51:48.940 covid still cooking you're still very much in the premier's heart maybe some

00:51:57.420 of premier daniel smith's stalwart supporters thought they were forgotten by the champion

00:52:03.000 of their cause. Maybe some of the premier's strongest believers heard how protection of

00:52:08.900 the unvaccinated in Alberta's human rights law would not get the green light before year's end

00:52:13.900 and feared they had been abandoned, tossed aside, a vehicle to score enough votes to win the UCP

00:52:20.140 leadership and then sent packing. After all, there's been precious little talk of COVID coming

00:52:25.860 from Smith HQ in recent days, though Smith supporters could take some consolation in the

00:52:31.940 heave ho of dr dina hinshaw and the firing of the alberta health services board then there's the

00:52:38.120 sovereignty act where liberal ottawa it is said will quake in their loafers and smith never did

00:52:44.340 retract her statement the unvaccinated are the most discriminated against group she's seen what

00:52:49.740 we got in individuals the premier figures have faced pretty extreme discrimination during covid

00:52:55.300 now i'm not sure so far if this guy is speaking tongue-in-cheek or if he's serious but let's

00:53:00.660 continue. On Monday, the day before politicians go to Edmonton for a few weeks of political mud

00:53:06.480 wrestling leading up to Christmas, Smith says the human rights protection for the unvaccinated won't

00:53:11.140 be on time to make it in Santa's sleigh, but it's not dead, not by a long shot. Here's Scribbler,

00:53:17.880 I guess the guy who wrote this, is told the Smith government will look at the laws around the

00:53:23.740 pandemic to see where the rights of Albertans should have been better protected and weren't

00:53:27.840 protected and to make sure it doesn't happen again. Such a look-see could result in changes

00:53:33.220 to several provincial laws, including the one on human rights. Smith and her people are looking

00:53:38.520 at much broader changes, and it's a huge priority for the premier to make sure Alberta has a proper

00:53:44.860 pandemic planning response for the next time. I don't like the sound of that. The question becomes

00:53:53.560 what happens next time there's a novel virus, says Smith. The bigger issue the people who

00:53:58.060 supported me are asking is, how do we ensure we have a proper pandemic plan so this doesn't happen

00:54:03.040 again? We're going to have to make probably substantive changes to a number of pieces of

00:54:08.180 legislation. Smith is even working on a process and identifying individuals who might be able to

00:54:13.320 assist in protecting rights and freedoms. Why put off the human rights protection for the unvaccinated? 0.92

00:54:18.880 I wanted to do it right. I didn't want to make a change that just wasn't going to address the 1.00

00:54:25.320 problem in the future. For Smith, this rewrite of the pandemic response will not be a bit of a

00:54:31.080 slapdash measure. There will be more to come, and I think my supporters will understand. Smith

00:54:37.560 promises to say more on the issue in weeks, not months. The Premier adds a lot of employees are

00:54:43.360 getting rid of a vaccination requirement in these days when COVID is not grabbing the headlines.

00:54:48.880 If there is discrimination, I'd like to know about it, says Smith.

00:54:52.440 She says if there is discrimination against the unvaccinated, this should be reported to local members of the legislature.

00:54:59.820 Unless, of course, your local member happens to be NDP.

00:55:03.060 Then I would imagine it won't find its way to the premier's office.

00:55:12.120 Well, interesting. What do you guys think of that?

00:55:14.340 Oh, and by the way, this NDP MLA in Alberta, the one that broke in, hacked his way into the COVID vaccine portal online, he got a $7,200 fine and no jail time.

00:55:31.760 So that's that.

00:55:32.800 So what do you think about Danielle Smith's approach to this whole thing?

00:55:37.760 What do you think, you guys?

00:55:38.940 Is she doing it right?

00:55:40.060 Is she being prudent about this? 0.81

00:55:41.640 is she doing it in such a way that's not going to upset the extremists on the other side of things

00:55:47.860 i mean let's be honest human rights were violated for a long time all across the country all across

00:55:54.020 the world but i'm focused on canada of course human rights were violated man we had our rights

00:55:59.680 taken away from us the right to travel the right to bodily autonomy all of that stuff freedom of

00:56:06.580 the person baby our rights were trampled on they were and you know it's funny that

00:56:17.640 the courts this has been challenged by the way in court i haven't heard of section one of the

00:56:25.120 charter being invoked yet or the notwithstanding clause it's just that judges have been wearing

00:56:30.080 these blinders and saying well you know what so what if it violates the charter you're wrong

00:56:34.960 and judges have actually been ruling against

00:56:38.260 the Charter of Rights and Freedoms

00:56:44.000 and it has yet to make its way up the chain to the Supreme Court yet

00:56:48.120 and if the Supreme Court rules against the Charter

00:56:51.620 we've got some problems my friends, huge ones

00:56:54.100 but you know I've been talking to a couple of lawyers

00:56:58.580 well off and on for the last year

00:57:01.300 and they say judges are human

00:57:03.960 you know they go along with how the country is feeling they can sense how the country is feeling

00:57:08.820 so like i keep saying you know if we can turn this ship around if we can get public opinion

00:57:12.900 on our side completely and totally and get people to speak up we're going to win this

00:57:18.820 but that's that's our challenge and i know that many of you have become frustrated the past couple

00:57:25.320 of years uh family members and friends still calling you a conspiracy theorist in a tinfoil

00:57:30.920 hat you got to get past that man and don't let it silence you either you see a lot of us we hear

00:57:38.500 that and we finally go back into a shell and just go i just want to wait until this is over

00:57:42.600 it's not going to be over unless we end it

00:57:48.200 it's up to all of us we can't sit silently by waiting for others to do it

00:57:55.800 we are the ones that have to do it so is danielle smith doing it right

00:58:01.520 well let's see here

00:58:07.640 i'm gonna have to scroll up now because you guys have been talking too much

00:58:13.340 so yes i had this on last night kathy uh smith says she will not fund any organization that

00:58:20.100 demands people be vaccinated to end of it actually she takes that a step further

00:58:23.600 and she says she's making phone calls

00:58:26.460 because there are obviously some private organizations

00:58:28.760 the government of Alberta is not funding, right?

00:58:32.040 And they still have these ridiculous mandates in place.

00:58:35.060 She says we will be making phone calls though.

00:58:37.900 And the legislation they're drafting,

00:58:39.980 she says she doesn't want to make it a piecemeal thing.

00:58:43.800 So she's going to wait until after Christmas.

00:58:46.300 But I'm dying to see what kind of legislation she puts in place. 0.61

00:58:53.600 to make it impossible for these companies

00:58:57.640 or any organization for that matter

00:58:59.880 to discriminate based upon your vaccine status

00:59:03.440 or any other status for that matter.

00:59:13.140 Rita says she has to do it properly.

00:59:15.160 So, yes, that's true.

00:59:16.500 That's true.

00:59:17.080 And, you know, I think, never mind,

00:59:18.880 Alberta's always been a kind of a go-to destination

00:59:21.560 in Canada, right?

00:59:23.600 I think it's going to become even more so.

00:59:25.320 If she wins the election in May,

00:59:27.260 I think it's going to be even more so.

00:59:29.520 I would consider moving there.

00:59:32.420 I mean, Manitoba, through this whole thing,

00:59:35.200 was a complete wasteland.

00:59:37.480 And to some extent, it still is.

00:59:43.240 Ken says, I think her intentions are good.

00:59:45.500 I think so, too.

00:59:47.080 I don't like who she replaced Dina Hinshaw with.

00:59:50.060 The rainbow mask-wearing guy

00:59:52.060 who was pumping the vaccines and i showed you those pictures maybe she didn't know that

00:59:59.000 but then again doesn't he get fired when the entire ahs board got fired too i'm unclear on that

01:00:08.420 julianne says it's going to take a little bit of time to do

01:00:13.820 cheryl yeah okay so let's give it like basically what we're saying here is let's give her the

01:00:19.000 benefit of the doubt and let her do it right okay fine we're still on her side that's good we'll

01:00:24.620 keep an eye on it um western university just got rid of their vaccine mandate students against

01:00:33.740 mandates we're doing a hell of a good job out there so here's what they say western has committed

01:00:38.640 to regularly reviewing our vaccination policy based on the latest consultation with our medical

01:00:43.840 experts in local public health. In other words, we threw a dart at a dart board. We are revoking

01:00:49.800 our vaccination policy and will no longer require students, employees, or visitors to be vaccinated

01:00:54.820 to come on campus. You know, it's funny that some visitors were exempt from this policy.

01:01:00.620 The donors, everybody else had to be vaccinated. This is that whole social credit system that I

01:01:07.340 was talking about earlier on. Well, if you're a donor, that means of course you can't carry COVID.

01:01:12.320 so come on you don't have to be vaccinated you're giving us money they're keeping the masks

01:01:19.520 masks continue to be required in instruction spaces in the winter term after the december

01:01:25.880 break to minimize any continued transmission of the virus give me a break we know the breathing

01:01:33.220 barriers don't work so i certainly hope that students against mandates continues the fight

01:01:39.520 masks are a sign of fear and oppression and they need to go somebody asked on twitter the other

01:01:48.700 day why are people so scared of masks we're not scared of masks we're scared of what the masks

01:01:53.160 represent and we want them to go away period on the other hand these people who are still wearing

01:02:03.020 them, let them wear them. We know who the scared and brainwashed are. Makes it easier, doesn't it?

01:02:14.060 Makes it easier to see who you want to hang with and who you don't. Brian Lilly wrote an

01:02:19.940 interesting piece today, and I think this is just a filler puff piece for the Toronto Sun and Post

01:02:25.800 media oh trudeau's liberals tell mps to be election ready raise cash by spring will canadians

01:02:33.860 be headed to the polls for a federal election next spring this could also be justin trudeau

01:02:39.260 testing the waters because you know what the uh the convoy revealed is that the federal government

01:02:46.360 works very closely with the left-wing corporate media in arranging stories and getting things out

01:02:52.680 there. We saw proof of that several times over the course of the commission. Well, an election

01:03:01.020 remains to be seen, but we do know the Trudeau liberals have told their troops to be ready.

01:03:06.920 The governing party has informed its current MPs that if they want to hold the nomination heading

01:03:13.340 into the next election, they need to get busy with fundraising and campaigning now. According to

01:03:17.320 a posting on the Liberal's own website, MPs are expected to have held at least three voter

01:03:22.900 contact days of action and to have attempted at least 3,500 door knocks or 7,500 phone calls

01:03:29.600 alongside party volunteers. That's the community outreach requirements. Then there are the

01:03:34.860 financial requirements for current MPs to be allowed to retain their Liberal nomination

01:03:38.980 unchallenged. Do you think that Trudeau is going to call an election in the springtime?

01:03:45.580 if he still has the NDP support i mean that's the thing right his remaining in power is contingent

01:03:54.360 on Jagmeet Singh and his 25 MPs which has got to be galling for Justin Trudeau

01:03:59.940 and i would imagine that depending on how the internal polling is going after the appearances

01:04:06.420 of the cabinet members at the commission last week that's going to be our answer and they'll

01:04:11.900 keep internal polling and internal

01:04:13.920 polling until they have some favorable

01:04:15.860 numbers if they do.

01:04:17.640 But also, we're expecting the recession

01:04:19.920 to get much, much worse next year.

01:04:22.420 Not in the beginning of the

01:04:23.980 year, but when spring rolls around, things could

01:04:25.940 be crazy. It could be

01:04:27.800 $20 for a head of lettuce.

01:04:30.540 So I think Trudeau's going to want

01:04:31.960 to get ahead of that

01:04:32.720 before things get too bad

01:04:35.900 because the worse things

01:04:37.960 get, the more people are going to blame him

01:04:39.620 and they won't vote for him.

01:04:41.900 And Pierre Polyev has been saying all the right things regarding just inflation, right?

01:04:48.240 Too bad it's all he talks about, Polyev.

01:04:51.460 That's all. It's money, money, money, money, money. 0.67

01:04:53.600 Pierre, I know you were the finance critic for several years, but there are other issues on the table here, buddy.

01:05:00.320 So that could be, I don't know, maybe.

01:05:01.780 And here's the other thing.

01:05:06.600 Let's just say he does call an election.

01:05:10.020 let's just play suppose

01:05:12.160 and say that he does call an election

01:05:15.120 and he wins

01:05:18.220 again

01:05:19.400 what would happen then

01:05:21.840 would western Canada

01:05:24.860 completely lose it

01:05:26.700 would that

01:05:28.760 speed along the

01:05:30.920 separation process

01:05:32.080 I think things would get

01:05:37.060 very very bad out here in the west

01:05:39.020 because we do not want to see that asshat again i mean i know there's many of you guys in ontario

01:05:45.940 and the maritimes in quebec that don't want to see him in there anymore either 0.56

01:05:49.540 but yet your provinces keep voting him back in i mean that's how he gets in it's and it's not

01:05:58.020 ontario rural ontario that's the problem it's it's the 416 to some extent the 613 it's montreal

01:06:06.740 all it's vancouver those four um cmas are responsible for the liberals being in power

01:06:19.080 right now vancouver ottawa montreal and toronto i think the conservatives have a good deal in the 0.94

01:06:26.180 905 and that's the reason that trudeau doesn't have a majority right now but if he got back in

01:06:33.580 with a majority even a slim one oh that would be bad very very bad if it wound up the same way

01:06:41.080 he'd get 156 157 seats and the NDP gets 20 seats and they merge again

01:06:46.200 I don't think that western Canada would stay to see how that movie ended I'll tell you that right

01:06:54.560 now Alberta and Saskatchewan anyway and maybe part of Manitoba and part of BC too hey look at this

01:07:01.460 red voice media. That's Stu Peters thing. Pilot dies suddenly after suffering medical emergency

01:07:07.020 shortly after takeoff from Chicago airport. Captain is incapacitated and American Airlines

01:07:14.040 flight was forced to return to its takeoff location after the aircraft pilot suffered

01:07:18.480 a medical emergency in flight. We need to return. Captain is incapacitated. The aircraft's co-pilot

01:07:24.740 told uh air traffic control american eagle flight 3556 had previously departed from o'hare airport

01:07:32.960 on saturday night the flight was originally bound for columbus ohio according to cnbc a co-pilot

01:07:39.260 later confirmed that the incapacitated captain would require medical assistance upon arrival

01:07:43.740 at the airport we're going to need paramedics the pilot said of the situation the flight was

01:07:48.380 conducted by envoy air a smaller company owned by american airlines again according to cnbc

01:07:54.540 the company confirmed that the pilot in question later died in hospital uh flight attendant

01:08:01.120 according to the gateway pundit flight attendant dies suddenly mid-air due to heart attack

01:08:06.960 uh working on a trip from bahrain to paris the flight attendant was identified as yasser

01:08:12.700 saleh al yazidi a member of the cabin crew for gulf air he was on board flight gf-19 from bahrain

01:08:20.340 at 1 40 Tuesday morning en route to Paris, Charles de Gaulle airport. According to the

01:08:25.560 daily mail, the attendant suffered a heart attack about an hour and a half into the flight.

01:08:31.640 Um, are you going to fly again?

01:08:41.580 I mean, I gotta be honest with you guys. If I had taken that jab, I would not be flying again.

01:08:48.380 there is no way

01:08:50.760 that I would be flying again

01:08:55.040 and even without it

01:08:59.360 who knows if the pilot

01:09:01.320 or the co-pilot or both

01:09:02.860 are going to have some kind of an episode in the plane

01:09:05.040 like who's going to fly the plane then

01:09:07.060 you, me

01:09:08.060 I'll take a train or a car

01:09:13.180 not a plane

01:09:17.140 uh no i'm not going to play that hang on a minute can you guys see this

01:09:28.940 can you guys see the uh you're going to need to see the translation at the bottom of the screen

01:09:34.020 can you can you guys see that okay because i know that closed captioning comes on the bottom of my

01:09:40.780 screen during the show and i'm not sure if you can see this and you'd need to be able to see this

01:09:46.460 anyway it's dr masanori fukushima professor emeritus at kyoto university warning about

01:09:54.780 vaccine harms to the ministry of health and he's like i watched this a couple of times earlier

01:10:00.000 today he is yelling at government officials you are ignoring science it's a disaster you

01:10:07.580 spend billions on the vaccine force people to inject it due to the vax natural immunity has

01:10:12.580 been suppressed he is absolutely beside himself in this video it's on twitter the account new world

01:10:22.400 odor has posted it and it's been retweeted several times

01:10:28.500 oldest ever zombie virus has been revived after 48 000 years frozen this is according to american

01:10:38.020 military news kind of remind when i first saw this headline it kind of reminded me of the thing john

01:10:44.780 carpenter's the thing with uh kurt russell and then the sequel prequel which came out like 40

01:10:51.060 years later which is all also awesome you guys should see those two movies if you're into a

01:10:56.340 horror it's all about um bringing an alien to life after it's been entombed in ice for thousands of

01:11:04.960 years. French scientists have revived a prehistoric zombie virus frozen under a Russian 0.87

01:11:10.800 lake for nearly 50,000 years and issued a warning that risks posed by ancient diseases are only

01:11:16.180 increasing. Their study, which has not yet been peer reviewed, described 13 viruses the team dug

01:11:22.320 out of the Siberian permafrost, a layer of permanently frozen ground that's beginning

01:11:27.520 to thaw, breathing life back into organisms long trapped inside. At 48,000 years old, the most

01:11:34.020 ancient of the bunch called pandora virus yadoma is now the oldest infectious virus ever to be

01:11:40.800 unfrozen the new york post reported it was found 16 meters below a lake in russia's far east

01:11:46.600 what are they doing bringing this stuff out they say the lake is or the the ice is thawing out we

01:11:53.820 have no choice i don't believe them not for one second because you know i don't believe in the cc

01:12:00.840 being man-made i don't some of you may but i don't i just don't buy it

01:12:10.940 the team wrote there's more work to be done understanding the nature of the threat posed

01:12:16.780 by organisms not seen on earth for as long as two million years but in the meantime the risks

01:12:21.840 are bound to increase a bit climate change that's accelerating the thaw and drawing more people to

01:12:28.740 popular the uh populate the arctic their study says what could go wrong

01:12:35.960 what could go wrong twitter has stopped from zero hedge twitter has stopped enforcing covet 19

01:12:44.000 misinformation policy that happened last week so like i say if you guys want to join me on twitter

01:12:51.240 feel free i would love to have you follow me there i saw some complaining today i can't make twitter

01:12:56.540 work i don't know what to do it's not that hard it's just a different kind of a looking platform

01:13:05.180 right you know when you're on facebook and facebook changes something so it looks different

01:13:11.660 it upsets you for how long a day maybe a day and a half before you get used to it well that's like

01:13:19.900 switching over to twitter or any other platform for that matter and now twitter is not enforcing

01:13:25.200 any of this nonsense facebook still is so is instagram so is youtube google but not twitter

01:13:32.540 come and follow me on twitter i would love to see you there at shadow davis s-h-a-d-o-e-d-a-v-i-s

01:13:41.360 at shadow davis and while i'm at it let me remind you to follow me on rumble as well

01:13:48.040 and look at it and gab you know nobody ever talks about gab nobody ever gabs about gab

01:13:54.240 this is probably the biggest non-censorship platform of them all and they've even introduced

01:14:02.420 look at this a parallel economy shopping catalog introducing the gab parallel economy shopping

01:14:09.780 catalog support brands and businesses who share your values in the parallel economy this catalog

01:14:15.560 will be growing over time so check back often they have skin and hair care soap home goods

01:14:20.700 candles apparel health and wellness pantry coffee kev anna you should get canada nano silver in this

01:14:26.360 seriously uh jewelry art music unique gift ideas uh outdoors recreation finance

01:14:35.340 services so there gap go get it news.gab.com for the parallel economy shopping catalog

01:14:44.540 and finally from the gateway pundit 37 year old country singer songwriter dies in his sleep just

01:14:53.640 hours after his wedding uh jake flint 37 a red dirt country singer songwriter hailing from

01:15:02.180 oklahoma died suddenly on november 26th just hours after his wedding according to the oklahoman flint

01:15:10.080 died in his sleep after exchanging vows with his bride the cause of death has not been released

01:15:14.700 according to fox 23 news sunday jake's longtime manager brenda klein shared the tragic news on

01:15:21.100 her social media account 37 years old eh seems a little bit young for a heart attack

01:15:27.460 doesn't he let me ask you another question while i'm at it because i've all i've been

01:15:37.120 full of questions tonight for you guys, and I hope that you're playing along with me here.

01:15:43.620 Have any of your, um, Wayne, she did it. Couldn't have been the jab. She did it.

01:15:52.140 Have any of your friends been noticing this, this trend, this died suddenly trend? Anybody?

01:16:01.700 everybody? SADS, yeah. Is it sudden adult death syndrome? Yeah, actually there's another

01:16:13.420 sudden death that I didn't even include in the show tonight. Vaccidental. Oof. So they

01:16:26.060 are noticing. Okay, so not all of it, all of these sudden deaths in young people is

01:16:37.800 being caused by the experiment, but let's just say that 90% of it is. I mean, we've

01:16:46.480 never seen this before. It's kind of unprecedented, right? When you see, you know, athletes in

01:16:52.580 tip-top shape, just dropping dead on the field or on the ice? Little kids. Well, not little kids,

01:17:02.160 16-year-olds. How many stories have I had like that? So they're seeing this, are they?

01:17:13.560 Have you showed them died suddenly?

01:17:15.440 show it to them it's an hour and five minutes make them watch it sit down with them and watch

01:17:23.360 it and say nothing say nothing just let them watch it on their own 0.98

01:17:28.700 christina says oh before it's gone damn it 0.95

01:17:37.600 christina says one of the workers in the pharmacy close to me died suddenly last week 0.68

01:17:45.040 he was 56 i don't know how many times he had the jam yeah carrie uh my girlfriend she lives in

01:17:52.600 osborne village here in winnipeg and there's a very popular local optometrist who had a shop

01:17:58.080 just down the street from her i think he was like 29 or 30 this happened about a year ago he just

01:18:04.740 died like one night just dead and it was never explained nobody talked about it he wasn't sick

01:18:11.980 or anything. Just gone.

01:18:19.400 Now, I know what the stats are like. I mean, I've seen the insurance

01:18:22.140 numbers and the insurance executives freaking out over this one in

01:18:26.080 800 year phenomenon. I get it.

01:18:29.720 But I'm talking about the other people now. The ones who are still

01:18:34.040 blindly buying in to getting a fifth booster shot.

01:18:41.980 one young teacher had a heart attack and then it died suddenly i raised my eyebrows and look at

01:18:59.620 others and say to them hmm i wonder why leave it at that let them ponder you know sadly uh cheryl

01:19:06.820 i don't think it occurs to them i've seen that happen and then when you say it do you think

01:19:17.400 maybe it could have been the uh no there's no way they get oh it's defensive right like you've just

01:19:24.580 kicked their dog what's that all about

01:19:31.060 wendy says they see it but they're not connecting the dots yeah

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01:23:10.760 how are you guys doing how are you guys doing one of these nights

01:23:15.460 um i want to talk to you about christmas plans

01:23:23.200 and if you're going back to old ways if you're willing to go back to old ways if you are going

01:23:32.940 back to old ways and how it might be an awkward scenario for you uh so keep that in mind for a

01:23:41.300 future show because i want to hear what you guys have to say i'm going to be coming more and more

01:23:46.520 to the comments uh not every night some nights it's going to be an interview obviously some nights

01:23:52.160 it's going to be packed with so much information that I haven't got time for it. But somebody

01:23:56.120 pointed out to me the other day and I said that was a very valid point. I said to myself, Shadow,

01:24:00.760 that's a very valid point that I haven't been coming to the comments quite enough. But one of

01:24:06.000 the problems for me with the comments, and this is no fault of yours whatsoever, is that they just

01:24:12.000 come in so freaking quick. And when I ask you guys a question, what I'm seeing here is I'll see

01:24:18.980 michelle say something amanda said something and then by the time i have a chance to actually grab

01:24:23.720 it with my little pointer here and put it up on the screen or even read it for that matter it's

01:24:27.860 gone and then i have to go scrolling to find it and there's seriously guys two thousand to three

01:24:33.860 thousand comments every night which is awesome i see you guys talking amongst yourselves in there

01:24:38.300 and having a great time but at the same time um what are old ways okay that's a very good question

01:24:43.320 jennifer old ways would be before covid hit when you would get together with friends and family

01:24:51.900 and you would enjoy christmas and new year's together and there wouldn't be that divide

01:24:57.200 but now that that divide has happened amongst families sadly uh some people have been excluded

01:25:04.580 from festivities but this year i'm thinking will be the first year that the excluded will be

01:25:13.480 included again so that's what i mean when i say old ways are you willing to go back

01:25:20.780 as if nothing happened in a way this is kind of like the topic of pandemic amnesty that we

01:25:28.120 discussed a couple of weeks ago thanks to that atlantic article right are you willing to forgive

01:25:33.800 and forget and just go and try and have a decent time with your family this christmas or are you

01:25:41.440 worried that somebody is going to bring it up and it's going to become uncomfortable especially when

01:25:47.200 booze is involved and you know i i know it's christmas so booze is never involved at christmas

01:25:52.940 right like will it be difficult for you will it make you feel uncomfortable could things get

01:26:01.060 contentious could it even get physical in some cases so that's the reason i brought that up and

01:26:11.920 um i would like to do a panel on that actually one night soon so that's it for the show tonight

01:26:17.020 you guys uh have the great rest of your night i will catch you tomorrow night at eight o'clock

01:26:22.920 central for another shadow at night live stream and until then i love you all bye for now

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The Shadoe Davis Show - November 30, 2022

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