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00:11:57.220I have a rough time believing this because all of the latest polls, and we have to go back to May, May, to find a poll that shows the liberals ahead.
00:12:08.420and even that was only by two percent look at all of these polls since then up by eight up by six
00:12:14.160by seven by two by six by seven by nine and in the last three months or so the polls are even
00:12:19.400further apart cpc and the last one by main street research leading by 14 percent what is your take
00:12:27.940on this man i think canadians have had enough of trudeau um and i honestly don't think the
00:12:35.320liberals are going to want to go into an election with trudeau at the helm i think i think they're
00:12:40.780going to force him to resign and uh maybe bring in somebody like mark carney which is a nightmare
00:12:47.520even worse than justin trudeau mark carney is obviously a part of the world economic forum i'm
00:12:54.600not sure if he's a young global leader i think he's a little bit old for that we do know that
00:12:59.400christy of freeland and justin trudeau and at least half of that former cabinet from what five
00:13:04.520years ago or so when klaus schwab made those remarks were compromised by the world economic
00:13:09.280forum we have this petition out there and i know that you've been uh pushing this on your social
00:13:16.020media as i have and this is uh what something we thought was authored actually by leslund lewis but
00:13:22.440not authored by a fellow from burnaby british columbia goes by the name of yeah doug porter
00:13:30.920And these are all the things, Mark, that I've seen you talking about for the past three years.
00:13:35.180And I know you've been talking about this much longer than that.
00:13:37.580But that's when I first became aware of you.
00:13:39.760Right. And I've seen you do it live as well as as online.
00:13:43.400So let's go through this. I want to see your thoughts on this.
00:13:46.780And if this is far reaching enough, a petition to the House of Commons.
00:13:50.760And you guys watching this now know that I have read this thing every night for the past week.
00:13:55.640But I'm going to do it again for those people who haven't heard it yet.
00:13:58.240Petition to the House of Commons in Parliament assembled, whereas Canada's membership in the United Nations and its subsidiary organizations, e.g. the World Health Organization, opposes negative consequences on the people of Canada, far outweighing any benefits.
00:14:12.420Canada's agreement to participate in the UN slash World Health Organization Comprehensive Agenda 2030 undermines national sovereignty and personal autonomy.
00:14:23.300Agenda 2030 and its operational SDG Sustainable Development Goals, which is something Mark talks about all the time.
00:14:29.940Comprehensive sexuality education, UN judicial review, international health regulations, one health and similar programs being rapidly implemented.
00:14:38.560absent the awareness and consent of the people or their elected representatives i'm not so sure
00:14:44.740that's completely true i think some elected representatives are fully aware of this and
00:14:49.300others aren't right um sdgs have negative impacts on potentially every aspect of life including
00:14:55.520religious and cultural values familial relations nutrition child development property rights
00:15:01.520economic and agricultural productivity transportation travel health informed consent
00:15:06.020privacy and physical autonomy under the cse publicly funded educational institutions are
00:15:12.700damaging children while concealing information from parents normalization of sexual values and
00:15:18.920activities with regard to children are endorsed and enforced beginning at birth agenda 2030 and
00:15:24.220secretly negotiated amendments to the ihr could likely impose unacceptable intrusive universal
00:15:30.160surveillance we talked about that uh digital identity last night on the show as a matter of
00:15:35.180Act, violating the rights and freedoms guaranteed in the Bill of Rights and the Charter of Rights
00:15:39.620and Freedoms. And these sweeping impacts on public and private life serve the interests of the United
00:15:44.740Nations and the World Health Organization and unelected private entities like the Bill and
00:15:49.980Melinda Gates Foundation, International Planned Parenthood Federation, while diminishing the health
00:15:54.700rights and freedom of Canadians. We, the undersigned citizens and residents of Canada, call upon the
00:15:59.820house of commons in parliament assembled to urgently implement canada's expeditious withdrawal
00:16:05.800from the un and all of its subsidiary organizations including the world health organization again
00:16:12.120authored by a fellow called doug porter from burnaby british columbia and authorized by member
00:16:16.820of parliament leslin lewis with nearly 34 hang on i'm going to refresh this here because there
00:16:23.140could be more now uh 33,826 signatures mark did everything get covered here or are they missing
00:16:33.900a few things yeah most of it got covered um you know migration and mass immigration uh wasn't on
00:16:41.660this um there's a number of other issues in relation to the sdgs that that this petition
00:16:49.240doesn't speak to but in and of itself it's very well written um and i i can't help because i've
00:16:59.780been this has been my life's work for 23 years um i can't help but support this petition and
00:17:07.480i don't know if if leslund lewis and because i don't know the the inner workings of the cpc
00:17:14.660I don't know that she got permission to sponsor this.
00:17:22.200My impression is that she probably didn't, because if she would have asked for permission,
00:17:31.800I think she's gone out on her own on this one.
00:17:36.120And, you know, when it comes to an elected, this is the first time in the history of our
00:17:43.800country since this agenda has been around since 92 that any elected parliamentarian and mp
00:17:53.120has taken this step and i i can't help but support leslund lewis in in what she's doing
00:18:01.840by sponsoring this this petition i think it's fantastic and it seems like you're you're
00:18:10.320supporting her begrudgingly because of the ppc connections you have well yeah i mean you know
00:18:15.840to a certain degree obviously i'm i'm a little bit skeptical as to what the game is because it's
00:18:24.520politics and everybody understands in politics it's always there's always a game to be played
00:18:30.040so i'm a little bit skeptical but uh at the same time i you know because this is my wheelhouse
00:18:38.720i'm going to support this petition i'm going to encourage as many people as absolutely possible
00:18:44.560to sign this thing because now i know that you have been talking about the conservative party
00:18:51.780of canada in a less than flattering light ever since you started uh campaigning in the way that
00:18:59.920you have been and you go back to 1992 with brian mulrooney i believe right yes well and that's the
00:19:05.840And that's the thing that people need to understand.
00:19:07.720There's only been one party that has formally committed to this agenda.
00:19:14.460And that was Mulroney under the Conservative Party in 1992.
00:19:20.060It was Harper in 2008 was the first government to actually implement law regarding this called the Sustainability Act in 2008,
00:19:31.640which makes this binding and forces our governments to update the UN as to our progress in achieving
00:19:43.160the goals of sustainable development. So the law that's in place brought in by the Conservative
00:19:48.760Party is binding in this country. I'm not saying that the UN can force this, but our establishment
00:19:57.440parties have agreed to it. And then in 2015, it was Stephen Harper, September 27th of 2015,
00:20:06.180a month before the election of Justin Trudeau, who signed and committed us to this agenda once again
00:20:14.200in the form of Agenda 2030. Back in 92, it was Agenda 21, an agenda for the 21st century.
00:20:21.180so the responsibility has to be put on the Conservative Party of Canada and of course
00:20:31.140you know once Justin Trudeau was elected it's almost like they passed the baton to the Liberals
00:20:38.100as they've done historically throughout this agenda for the Liberals to implement it and
00:20:45.520everything that Justin Trudeau has done in the form of legislation, in the form of orders in
00:20:52.060council, in the form of bureaucratic policy, it's all been in commitment to this agenda,
00:21:00.320which is why we all hate him as much as we do.
00:21:05.520Let me ask you this. I mean, the Conservative Party has gone through many transformations over
00:21:10.260these past 30 years. I mean, they even broke up as a party. The Progressive Conservative Party is
00:21:15.360that nationally anyway is no longer a thing uh they split into reform and then later they they
00:21:21.380merged again they unite the right movement under steven harper and became the conservative party
00:21:26.440of canada before the canadian alliance and there's pretty much entirely new blood in this party now
00:21:34.420except for pierre polyev who was around during the harper years but at best was a backbench mp i think
00:21:40.460maybe he was a junior minister of some kind but had no no say so no pull in the harper government
00:21:47.220whatsoever is it possible that these guys have woken up to this and are trying at least somehow
00:21:55.060to stem the tide i think you raise an interesting point i i you know whether or not leslund lewis
00:22:04.680got permission to sponsor this petition. I can see this as being somewhat of a weather balloon
00:22:14.480for the Conservative Party to see what kind of support they have across the country in terms of
00:22:22.540their commitment to Agenda 2030. Do I have a lot of faith in the Conservative Party? No, I don't,
00:22:31.000Because, you know, even still to this day, the language they have on their platforms, you know, in terms of meeting the Paris Accord targets and a number of other issues related to this agenda, they're fully on board.
00:22:47.020Mass immigration. I question that. And again, I don't know if Leslyn is going out on a limb here on her own by putting this and sponsoring this petition. But it's definitely causing me to ask some of these questions with myself and trying to determine what game is being played.
00:23:16.560Now, you had a conversation with Max either last night or the night before.
00:25:07.780When it comes to Pierre Polyev, I know that you have had a very brief one-on-one with
00:25:12.860him during an appearance he made i think that was in saskatchewan was that like a year ago
00:25:16.760year and a half ago now yeah it was about a year ago um so when he was running for the leadership
00:25:22.420of the cpc they made a stop in saskatoon of course i went and i was hoping that they would
00:25:29.140have a q a session obviously they didn't so i i literally had to pretend i wanted a picture with
00:25:36.120them and stood in line for two hours and and i had my film crew with me um friends of mine
00:25:44.220and i said you have to get this on on video you have to record this um because i'm going to ask
00:25:52.620him some pretty pertinent questions and so i asked him the question i said so you vehemently
00:25:59.260denouncing the world economic forum he said yes and i said but what is your position on agenda
00:26:05.6802030. And his response was, was very revealing. And he said, I don't know, I haven't read it.
00:26:14.640Which is, which is a very odd response, because he has voted in favor of this,
00:26:21.500no less than six times. He has sat on SDG committees, approving budgets for this agenda.
00:26:30.620um and of course you know like i said he's voted in favor now you know the politics of this all
00:26:37.800when you get down to the nuts and bolts each party each establishment party has a party whip
00:26:44.960and they they essentially force people to vote in favor of what they want to what they want to
00:26:52.500go ahead with so you know the the whip is is a is a pretty important cog in all of this
00:26:58.960um and they they dictate to the MPs how they're going to vote um in in these in these situations
00:27:08.620so uh and that's not making an excuse for Pierre he's he obviously understands what this agenda
00:27:16.100represents he obviously knows what it means what the consequences are and the interesting thing
00:27:22.660Shadow that I like to always bring up at every town hall meeting that I'm at when Brian Mulroney
00:27:28.040went down to Rio de Janeiro for the first Earth Summit in 1992 to commit to this agenda.
00:27:35.940He didn't come back to Canada, task all of his MPs to then go to their constituents and tell
00:27:43.960them what they've committed to and what this could represent to the constituents of each one
00:27:50.020of these people that they represent. So, in fact, what they did is they did the opposite.
00:27:57.580It they framed it as a conspiracy theory with with the help of the media and and never informed anybody as to what they committed to.
00:28:07.940So that's that's an enormous problem. And and I always tell people at these town hall meetings that, you know, it's up to us to demand that these representatives, representative of the constituents of these particular writings.
00:28:25.720it's it's up to us to force them to host a town hall so that these questions can be asked why
00:28:34.560weren't we informed that you committed to this agenda why weren't we informed of all the
00:28:40.900consequences to this agenda and so you know here we are and and still to this day as as we saw in
00:28:51.500in the video that's been seen over 600,000 times, um, with me and Pierre Polivare,
00:28:57.260nobody is willing to stand up and be counted. And this is why I give Leslie newest so much credit
00:29:04.580because she's actually, and I was very critical of Leslie, uh, because for her masters, um,
00:29:15.320She wrote an article for her master's that is still on the York website that reads like it was written at the U.N.
00:37:18.540Well, you're the one who asked the question, so you must know somebody.
00:37:21.920Okay. I'm sure there's some out there, but anyways, the point of this question is,
00:37:27.200i mean why should why should canadians trust you with their vote given you know not not just the
00:37:35.700sort of ideological inclination in terms of taking the page of donald trump's book but
00:37:40.160what are you talking about what page what page can you give me a page give me the page
00:37:43.600you keep saying in terms of turning things quite dramatically in terms of of trudeau and and the
00:37:49.780left wing and all of this i mean you you you make quite a you know it's it's quite a play that you
00:37:54.300make on it so i'm i'm not sure i don't know i don't know what your question is then forget that
00:37:59.520why should canadians trust you with their vote common sense common sense for for a change
00:38:07.940we're going to make common sense common in this country we don't have any common sense in the
00:38:13.700current government you know the guy prints 600 billion dollars grows our money supply by 32
00:38:19.740percent in three years that's growing the money eight times faster than the economy no wonder we
00:38:27.500have the worst of inflation in four decades i'm going to cap spending cut waste so that we can
00:38:33.460balance the budget and bring down inflation and interest rates you'll want to be able to pay your
00:38:36.780mortgage again you want to be able to afford rent then you have to vote for pierre polyev
00:38:40.620because i'm the only one with a common sense plan that will bring back the buying power of your
00:38:47.220paycheck uh that is the interview that was posted earlier today by the conservative party of canada
00:38:55.040and pierre paliev on his twitter and and you see in that video that he is not taking any crap mark
00:39:01.500from any uh media outlet whatsoever whether it's the cbc or any other canadian left-wing corporate
00:39:07.820media he makes them justify each question they ask which is a good thing standing up to the
00:39:14.400media finally we haven't seen that from a leader at all and i would just put that video on to kill
00:39:19.240the time between uh the time you were able to come back and the time you went out with the
00:39:23.160with the uh power outage you were telling the story about about max bernier yeah so uh again
00:39:30.940so so you know i was still frustrated with his response i called my my friend salim mansoor
00:39:36.100and salim had said at that time mark they're not paid to think they're told what to say
00:39:43.760everything is scripted for them uh everything is laid out for them they're not allowed to think
00:39:50.100for themselves and i said well so that's a concern for me and and but you know as we've
00:39:58.020moved along and as we've evolved through through the ppc um you know our policy platform
00:40:05.580stands against unelected unaccountable foreign entities dictating to us what they want to do
00:40:13.460to us. And so, you know, the Conservative Party, again, still has yet to put the rejection of
00:40:29.640Agenda 2030 into their policy platform. It's, you know, Pierre likes to say things, but do I
00:40:37.700do i do i trust that they're going to move forward in rejecting this um there was a he was at an
00:40:45.480event in bc where somebody asked him what's your position on agenda 20 and his response was we're
00:40:51.860not going to be dictated to by an elected unaccountable foreign entities fair enough he
00:40:57.640can say that but until i see it in their policy platform where they reject the paris accord
00:41:04.780targets of which they're still promoting they're still telling people that they're committed
00:41:13.020to reaching these targets until they completely turn the corner uh i i don't have a lot of faith
00:41:22.680are you familiar with grant abraham no okay grant ran for the leadership of the cpc about a year and
00:41:30.440a half ago uh okay with uh joseph borgo and all the others and he was unceremoniously kicked out
00:41:36.160of that contest some kind of a breach of the financial agreement of the party um grant was
00:41:42.940on the show last week and he was talking about i i asked him point blank because he's just written
00:41:50.580a book he's an author and the book is called uh the battle for the soul of canada okay and he
00:41:56.220talked about the homogenization of the canadian population over the past 30 maybe even 40 years
00:42:01.400when it comes to canadians being this quiet polite boring people and how we don't stand for certain
00:42:09.260things like loud abrupt bullies or people much like donald trump we will never ever argue with
00:42:17.540anybody who talks about abortion or medicare because those are so-called canadian values
00:42:22.380That's not what Grant was espousing. It's just what he was saying, point blank about the majority of Canadians. And so because of that homogenization, this has become almost embedded into the DNA of our culture. You don't argue about Medicare because that's not Canadian, right?
00:42:39.780it's not polite so we've gone as far as we can in that regard how do we bring people back i mean
00:42:47.440and this is the problem with a lot of ppc bros as they're called is that they don't see the
00:42:54.220political ramifications of speaking the truth and what the media is going to do to you and all they
00:42:59.700have to do is look at the latest cover of mclean's magazine where they call danielle smith a freaking
00:43:04.480folksy kook right right so how do we get this all turned around i mean the zeitgeist of the
00:43:10.760country is very very left-wing right now so what i what i say at all of these town halls that i do
00:43:17.260is i i put it to the people um when was the last time your mla or your mp held a town hall
00:43:24.960where you the people could ask them the questions the right questions and they're forced to respond
00:43:34.460to those questions and answer those questions in full. When was the last time that's ever happened?
00:43:40.640And they all look at each other and they say, never. Well, whose responsibility is that?
00:43:47.000That's your responsibility. So I come down on people because we've been fat, lazy, and complacent
00:43:55.020for far too long. We have to get involved in what they're trying to do to our country.
00:44:03.220And, you know, we saw this in Saskatchewan.
00:44:05.720And, you know, I've said this a number of times in the past before, too, that Alberta likes to consider itself the most conservative province in the country.
00:47:14.340Because in the cities, they don't want to be bothered with politics.
00:47:19.880But in rural Saskatchewan, and I saw this and I see it, you know, every town hall that we that I host, you know, there's upwards of 85 to 120 people that show up.
00:47:32.420In fact, there was one in Osler back in March, 350 people showed up.
00:47:38.800And so, you know, rural Canadians seem to understand that there's an attack on their way of life and and they're not having it.
00:47:49.360And so, you know, I've had this discussion within the Buffalo Party where I've said, you know, there's really no use in spending a lot of resources in Regina or Saskatoon because they're not fruitful for us.
00:48:10.660We need to lean on the rural vote, the people who are really starting to wake up.
00:48:17.140and and so that's the direction we have to take it's gonna it's gonna be rural folks that that
00:48:25.960pull us out of this mess the biggest petition at least the one with the most signatures in the
00:48:30.800history of house of commons petitions in this country was the gun control petition uh came out
00:48:35.740july 20 of 2020 and it had 175 310 signatures i'm not sure if that was out for six months i think
00:48:45.220that's the maximum that a petition can be out probably was uh this one here with leslin
00:48:50.30033,933 signatures in one week how big does this have to get to have an impact because that gun
00:48:59.240gun control petition didn't really have an impact as we saw with the liberals still trying to go
00:49:05.880ahead and force their gun control legislation on the entire country in my opinion i think it has
00:49:10.660to get the 500 000 that's that's that would be the goal that i would have set to reach by february
00:49:18.4607th and and if we can get to that um then i think you know i think we're in good shape and then
00:49:25.880you know again leslund lewis can then after this petition runs its course and there's enough
00:49:32.900support for it then she can craft a private member's bill and bring that forward and and
00:49:41.600then flesh out all of the snakes and and that's not to say that i don't think parliament is full
00:49:47.660of snakes it is um but there's a lot of people peripherally that don't understand the level of
00:49:57.740of uh snakes in that parliament so let me ask you this i think it's important we we we talk about
00:50:05.460the elected representatives all the time the conservatives the liberals the ndp and so on
00:50:09.740how big a player is the bureaucracy in this huge huge so they even in terms of this agenda
00:50:19.820after Mulroney signed it in 92 and then was decimated in government in the in the in the
00:50:27.940next election I think they had two seats or something the liberals took over and they
00:50:36.240implemented a lot of this agenda through the bureaucracy and it wasn't like they brought the
00:50:42.140public service together and said hey hey we got this wonderful agenda that the conservatives
00:50:47.560committed as to um this is the plan this is what we want to do that never happened so a lot of what
00:50:55.640we see comes from you know middle managers just pushing pushing these these policies
00:51:02.680through the bureaucracy and that's where a lot of this starts when we get what point do we need to
00:51:09.420get to before people go all right enough of this crapola is it the woke agenda is it the inflation
00:51:15.640or is it a combination of everything it's pain it's pain people have to go through
00:51:22.460pain for them to wake up and and and pull their head out of the sand
00:51:29.840to actually acknowledge that we have a problem and i mean i can relate all of these problems
00:51:39.760inflation i can relate to this agenda all of the money that we send outside of this country
00:51:50.300is is literally in the billions i mean we're funding a war in ukraine that was
00:51:57.000that was probably started by the globalists and now we're sending money to israel
00:52:05.120for a war that started by globalists have you got a take on this israel thing i do
00:52:12.420um sure sure so this is all orchestrated um we know and i i did a i did a live stream with
00:52:24.560a couple of nights ago we know for example that it was israel that created hamas
00:52:33.220uh we know this um it's it's it's well documented and this is this is all about creating chaos
00:52:45.560enough chaos that the globalists can do whatever they think they need to do uh to achieve this and
00:52:55.360and i mean let's face it uh part of this agenda a large part of this agenda is depopulation
00:53:01.900well what's what's a great mechanism for depopulation well that would be war yeah
00:53:08.080definitely right right is this a uh i know chris guy has been out talking about the zionists
00:53:16.420and uh fake jews as opposed to people of the actual faith yeah the kazarian jews right um
00:53:27.840You know, Salim was on, as we mentioned, the Kazarians, they sort of came from Eastern Russia, the Mongols, right?
00:53:44.820As they swept through, they sort of adopted this Kazarian Judaism and Rothschild's Kazarian, Rockefeller's Kazarian.
00:53:59.640And so these are the these are the types of people that that want to create enough chaos so that they can take power at a global level.
00:54:13.360and be able to dictate to the rest of us because, you know,
00:54:19.320when all of these things happen, it sort of justifies their position
00:54:24.920that they need to be able to dictate to the rest of us
01:00:32.800What do you guys think on Facebook, Rumble, and X?
01:00:37.400Go ahead, put it down in the comments.
01:00:39.200Do you think that Paliyev will slow down?
01:00:43.240And this is what I've been saying, even though we're talking about political solutions.
01:00:46.820There are no political solutions, but there are political stopgaps and slowdowns.
01:00:53.260So what I think, me personally, and you guys can agree or disagree, is that Paliyev does not agree with the World Economic Forum and will do everything he can to slow down any kind of World Economic Forum, UN, World Health Organization policies.
01:01:08.860that come into our country he may not be able to get them all and if he can't get them all because
01:01:15.180there are many of them that could be the fault of the bureaucracy or the fact there are just
01:01:20.520so many that are coming into this country right now and some may be within his purview
01:01:25.580some may not they may be provincial concerns like education and health and then if he doesn't stop
01:01:32.560all of them many people will point the finger at pierre and say you're just another member of the
01:01:37.700a ball now having said all of that do you believe that he is sincere about disagreeing with the
01:01:46.580world economic forum i know many of you are going to say oh no no no his name was on the world
01:01:51.840economic forum website i saw that in the way back machine website come on i mean that that is
01:02:00.300flimsiest evidence that i have ever seen way back machine could be giving you anything
01:02:06.920that they want you to see do you know who controls that website i don't either
01:02:13.420so basically all we have to go on here is his track record even though he says
01:02:20.120he has spoken out about the world economic forum many times on the on the on the floor of the house
01:02:25.560of comments mark said that polyev has voted repeatedly on world economic forum policy in
01:02:32.440canada in favor of it i have no reason to dispute what mark has said so having said that what do
01:02:41.040you guys think regina says no yes he's sincere made it says
01:02:49.080well chris interesting question that you ask on facebook chris mark just said
01:02:59.760they're all told what to say so if true why do we think pp will go his own way well
01:03:06.100being told what to say now that's interesting that's interesting who tells them what to say
01:03:13.220The men in the gray suits, the World Economic Forum, their handlers, polls, their conscience, their wives, their husbands.
01:04:37.480How do you know when you've successfully compromised when both sides are not happy with the deal?
01:04:44.680Bureaucracy is also very, very big in this, and that's a problem because Trudeau has increased the federal government, the size of the federal government, by 30 percent over the past three years alone.
01:04:55.760Now, think about that. How many people would that be if the federal bureaucracy was almost at one million people already when he took control?
01:05:05.56030%? Another 300,000 employees? Do we need that many federal employees? Of course we don't.
01:05:14.600Now, I'm not saying they all control things because many of them are just doing what they're
01:05:20.700told, like anybody at a job. But what about the people in key positions? And by that,
01:05:27.580I mean deputy ministers at the provincial level as well. The deputy minister is really the person
01:05:34.140in charge of that ministry whether it's education health whatever it is finance the minister of
01:05:40.600finance really doesn't do anything they're they're the talking head they're the figurehead they're
01:05:47.440the mouthpiece who implements the policy it's the deputy minister and if he or she doesn't
01:05:56.020want to implement government policy they don't they come up with excuses they drag their feet
01:06:06.440because they may not agree with it and therein lies the problem and that my friends is the deep
01:06:12.860state so what are you saying here on the comments diane says i haven't pre-read this i'm just going
01:06:22.180to throw it up on the screen diane says prp has overturned the back hoop of the conservative
01:06:26.860party and the backroom boys had to move over when they woke up and saw what they had with
01:06:31.000erin o'toole he was a yes man prp is a different cut from a different cloth you know i i really
01:06:38.700diane i really want to agree with you on that i'm not saying i do but i am saying that i want to
01:06:48.080because that would give us a little bit of light
01:07:43.480It helps get the algorithm up and gets us on the front page of Rumble,
01:07:46.260which is what we need to expose this show to more and more and more people.
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01:07:57.780All right. Do you recognize this person right here?
01:08:00.520That is Leslyn Lewis. Listen to her talk about the digital ID.
01:08:04.580That are not properly explained. People are asking questions like,
01:08:09.920can a digital ID be used to control or punish political opposition?
01:08:14.520Or will certain businesses not sell to certain people who have, quote unquote, unacceptable views, for example, when people were kicked off of social media platforms, or could that data be programmed into your digital ID?
01:08:32.220Of course, connected to this is the central bank digital currency, the CBDCs, another mechanism by which government can surveil and monitor you.
01:08:42.560Once we've moved to digital ID, a central bank digital currency can easily be implemented.
01:08:49.200With CBDCs, governments could theoretically track everything that you purchase, and the
01:08:55.000implications of that are, of course, frightening.
01:08:58.060Will government then tell you how much of an item you can buy, what types of things you
01:09:03.620can spend your money on, where and when you can travel?
01:09:07.320Many Canadians are also concerned that the currencies may be programmable, meaning that
01:09:11.820they could assign an expiry date attached to the currency or other limits on what you can access
01:09:18.940with that currency. With all the myriad of issues and questions to address, you would think that
01:09:24.880there would be big policy discussions and legislation brought forward to iron out these
01:09:29.960challenges. You would also expect that things like digital IDs and central bank digital currencies
01:09:36.760would not be developed without the ethical framework in place to protect Canadians.
01:09:42.560The absence of any transparency, of any engagement or consultations with Canadians,
01:09:48.920or legislation to address these issues and concerns,
01:09:53.900makes it clear that our Prime Minister does not believe that he needs to do anything
01:10:02.840to protect Canadians' digital identities.
01:10:08.100All right, so having watched that clip,
01:11:57.520are part of the plan to implement a one-world government
01:12:00.800where the entire world will be run by unelected bureaucrats beholden to technocratic ideals.
01:12:07.160If you don't know what technocracy is, please look it up and read a bit about it,
01:12:12.340because I believe that's the way the world is going, unless we stop it.
01:12:19.180In a two-part Unlimited Hangout investigative series,
01:12:22.380independent journalists Ian Davis and Whitney Webb, who is amazing,
01:12:26.500expose how sustainable development goal number 16 which claims to advance peace and inclusive
01:12:33.680societies and justice for all is really about consolidating authority exploiting threats to
01:12:40.220advance regime oh i hate this word hegemony ha and forcing a centrally controlled global system
01:12:48.140of digital identity upon humanity as explained in part one the term the globalist alliance of
01:12:54.920technocrats use to describe its network is a global public private partnership or g3p the g3p
01:13:04.020is toiling tirelessly to create the conditions necessary to justify the imposition of both global
01:13:09.200governments governance with teeth and its prerequisite digital id system in doing so the
01:13:15.400g3p is inverting the nature of our rights it manufactures and exploits crises in order to
01:13:21.860claim legitimacy for its offered solutions make the problem you've already got the solution in
01:13:28.060hand you just wait a certain amount of time for enough chaos to be distributed across the world
01:13:34.340and then you offer the solution like i don't know a vaccine just throwing that out there
01:13:43.620g3p comprises virtually all of the world's intergovernmental organizations governments
01:13:52.380global corporations major philanthropic foundations non-governmental organizations
01:13:58.700and civil society groups collectively these form the stakeholders that we've heard so much about
01:14:05.680implementing sustainable development including sdg 16 and we're not going to go into that chart
01:14:12.500But what SDG 16 is really about is to strengthen the UN-led regime and all of the sub-goals included in this particular SDG, the establishment of a legal identity for all, is the most crucial.
01:14:28.380As other goals rely on the use of digital identity, as noted by Davis and Webb, universal adoption of SDG 16.9 digital ID will enable the G3P global governance regimes to establish a worldwide system of reward and punishment.
01:14:45.520if we accept the planned model of digital id it will ultimately enslave us in the name of
01:14:51.360sustainable development sdg 16.9 sustainable development means we must use digital id
01:14:58.540otherwise we will not be protected in law service access will be denied our right to transact in the
01:15:04.300modern economy will be removed we will be barred from participating as citizens and excluded from
01:15:10.580so-called democracy all right guys you can find out more about that articles.mercola.com or better
01:15:19.000yet just go to whitney webb find her online whitney webb this is what you search on brave
01:15:28.820not on google use brave whitney web sdgs whitney web sdgs that will be explained in its entirety
01:15:42.600final story tonight world economic forms carbon passports restrict public travel to fight global
01:15:49.800warning guys warming sorry this is not coming from one source all of this information and we
01:15:56.600should be happy that there are certain members of the Canadian government who are now standing up
01:16:02.580against this nonsense. A new push is emerging from the World Economic Forum that seeks to fight
01:16:08.420global warming by placing travel restrictions on the public. Climate alarmists are pushing a new
01:16:14.340technology in the form of digital carbon passports, much like the digital IDs pushed by unelected
01:16:20.340globalist organizations such as the World Economic Forum. Carbon passports will track
01:16:25.380individuals' movements and use the information to set limits on their travel. We have been talking
01:16:29.960about this for two years now. The new technology was revealed in a recently published report from
01:16:35.860Intrepid Travel and the WEF's Future Laboratory. Irakli Kashabadzi, the CEO and founder of Future
01:16:43.740Laboratory, is listed as one of the architects of this agenda, dubbing these restrictions as
01:16:48.900personal carbon allowances they dress everything up don't they the report pretends they would
01:16:56.140serve as determinants compelling individuals to conform to the global carbon budget
01:17:00.740very very soon once they are able to establish these digital ids we're all going to have a
01:17:08.860personal carbon footprint and if we go over the limit we will not be able to buy things
01:18:54.840But some people are going to have to be pushed to their limits before they understand that there's something very bad going on and they need to stand up against it before it's too late.
01:19:04.560But they can only do that if they know exactly what it is or at least part of it.
01:19:10.640And that's what I try to put out there every single night.
01:19:13.400And that's why I ask you guys to share this information to help people understand so that we can get allies and they can take action for themselves and their families and ultimately for society.
01:19:25.620All we need to do is get enough people. Now, think about, as Mark pointed out, he thinks we need 500,000 signatures on that Lesley Lewis petition.
01:19:35.660It's one week later since that petition has been released. It came out one week ago today, October 10th. We've got 34,000 signatures on that right now. Just imagine what that would look like if there were a million on it by the closing date, which is February 4th of next year.
01:19:53.220or two million what if this thing catches fire that's what we need we need this thing to catch
01:20:03.140fire mps from all across the country would certainly be opening their eyes if they saw
01:20:09.900one or two million signatures on something like that so get it out there keep sharing it i'm going
01:20:15.400to talk about it every single night it's not going to be the main topic of this show every single
01:20:20.900night but it is going to get mentioned every single night on this show until closing date
01:20:26.420which is february 4th all right that's the shadow at night live stream for tuesday october the 17th
01:20:33.5402023 i hope you guys enjoyed the show have yourselves a great rest of your night and a
01:20:39.020great day tomorrow and i will catch you tomorrow night at eight o'clock central for another shadow
01:20:44.620at night live stream until then i love you all and i will talk to you soon bye for now