The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Tues Sept 13⧸2022

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00:01:30.000 hey guys how you doing welcome to

00:01:59.560 shadow at night this is tuesday september 13th 2022 i am just now looking at video of

00:02:05.160 what appear to be a bunch of

00:02:12.340 i don't know if they're government goons or if they're scientists

00:02:17.600 all dressed up in hazmat suits and dumping some kind of poison into a lake called mariachi

00:02:24.100 and there's a guy by the name of wayne narvey who has posted this on facebook and

00:02:31.320 i would like to talk to wayne and ask him firsthand what his experiences were with these

00:02:40.440 guys because he did have a dialogue with them and i was at the part here well the show just came on

00:02:47.260 i was at the part where he was having this dialogue and he said i can smell this stuff on my jeans

00:02:51.980 so what exactly were they doing i wonder these guys

00:02:56.180 that's interesting that's very interesting okay hello how you doing welcome on the show tonight

00:03:06.940 pierre poly have gave his first press conference as leader of the official opposition today

00:03:11.820 and he got heckled by a reporter from global media

00:03:15.640 like whenever you hear trudeau speak whenever you hear a trudeau speak do you ever hear any

00:03:28.480 reporters interrupt him and heckle him and throw him off his game no never but when it comes to

00:03:37.060 the left-wing marxist corporate media in this country they absolutely have no problem going

00:03:41.460 after any conservative politicians whatsoever, do they? They'll ignore an egg being broken on the

00:03:49.340 top of Maxime Bernier's head. They'll try and paint Pierre Polyev as some kind of knuckle-dragging,

00:03:56.980 mouth-breathing, right-wing extremist, almost as bad as the Ku Klux Klan. It's astounding, really. 0.53

00:04:04.760 and i believe that these media people actually believe believed in their hearts and souls they

00:04:12.100 believe they are reporting right from the middle they're doing it right down the middle they're

00:04:16.080 being fair and unobjective or sorry objective they are being unobjective of course but they

00:04:22.300 feel as though they're being fair to everybody which is another amazing thing let's go say some

00:04:29.260 hellos let's go say some hellos and don't forget to like and share the show tonight you guys let's

00:04:34.300 get it out to as many people as possible.

00:04:36.260 You may have noticed that I'm back on Rumble tonight

00:04:38.980 after being banned by YouTube.

00:04:41.500 That was an experiment.

00:04:42.800 They changed their rules of conduct.

00:04:46.120 YouTube did a few weeks ago.

00:04:47.920 I think I told you that.

00:04:49.560 And so I thought,

00:04:50.480 eh, we'll try it on YouTube again.

00:04:52.480 And then last Friday,

00:04:53.340 I got myself another strike,

00:04:55.320 which is two strikes,

00:04:56.180 one more strike, and I'm out.

00:04:57.940 So I thought,

00:04:58.760 I'm not going to go back to them.

00:05:00.540 I'm not.

00:05:01.100 because you just don't know what you can say and what you can't say and it's just a headache

00:05:07.220 and it's ridiculous it should never be like that a public platform for speech should never be like

00:05:15.340 that i have a story about twitter misleading the public coming up by the way so hello to david

00:05:22.300 hello to fred hello to selene now a lot of people are having problems with the comments

00:05:28.840 i don't know what's happened here i looked through through my page today and i'm not

00:05:33.820 doing it any differently than i've always done it so i think maybe facebook has changed something

00:05:39.940 in their in their settings i'm not sure what it is but if you're having trouble looking at the

00:05:45.100 comments i suggest they have three different selections you can choose from there's all

00:05:50.240 comments there's newest comments and most relevant comments switch to newest comments if you want to

00:05:55.340 see all the comments if you're watching the show the next day or the night after if you're not

00:05:59.800 watching it live right now i don't think there should be a problem but then again you guys are

00:06:04.240 watching and i'm doing so i can't tell you i see the comments come in differently than you do

00:06:08.980 hello michael how you doing from cordova manitoba hello celine from ottawa fred's watching lolita's

00:06:15.460 watching from transcona hello how are you i'm just gonna scroll down and see if there's any more

00:06:21.100 Hello, Vince. Oh, I'm not even going to try and pronounce that. Hello, Joni, checking in from Lethbridge. Hello, Lena. Hello, Al. Hello, Will. Hello, Kathy. Hello, Sandra. Corey from Mitchell, Manitoba. Hello, Gus. How you doing? Cindy, how are you? Arlene, how are you?

00:06:47.340 all right so here we are again don't forget to like and share you guys and i'm also on twitter

00:06:54.060 tonight by the way for some reason i've been left alone on twitter then again i shouldn't say that

00:06:58.180 too loudly right i'm going to knock on wood who knows if i get taken down from there and maybe if

00:07:03.680 i do then i'll just put the show back up on odyssey or liberty or one of the other sensor-free

00:07:08.700 platforms but it does cost money to live stream guys it costs money with the platform you use

00:07:14.640 it costs money depending on which platform you want to head out to um and so i really have to be

00:07:22.460 uh penny wise when i'm thinking about that stuff all right the top story tonight

00:07:27.280 is that there is going to be a holiday on monday this is the day uh the queen

00:07:34.560 is having her funeral she planned it and everything

00:07:38.540 i came out wrong she is not having her funeral obviously they are having her funeral but it's

00:07:48.560 been turned into a federal holiday to some extent here in canada and so here's a story from the cbc

00:07:54.000 that covers almost every province do canadians get a holiday to mourn the queen it depends first

00:07:58.420 of all look man i understand that it's the queen and this is the first time in most of our lives

00:08:04.300 that anything like this has ever happened, the death of a monarch, right?

00:08:07.140 So what do you do?

00:08:08.620 Was it a holiday when the king died in 1953 or 52, whenever that was?

00:08:12.780 I don't know.

00:08:14.740 I don't know.

00:08:15.760 I think it should be a day of observance, maybe.

00:08:18.640 Not necessarily a national holiday, but it depends on what province you live in.

00:08:23.560 So let's go through them.

00:08:24.760 First of all, Trudeau has said all federal employees will get the day off on Monday.

00:08:29.720 he didn't extend it to federally regulated businesses and corporations but he did say

00:08:35.640 all federal employees like they need another day off get the day off on monday and for the rest of

00:08:42.280 the workers government workers who are under provincial auspices here's what's going to

00:08:47.380 happen in newfoundland and labrador uh monday will be a one-off provincial holiday in honor of the

00:08:52.880 queen so it's going to be a one-off thing not next year nova scotia will recognize monday as

00:08:59.540 It's a provincial holiday.

00:09:00.580 Government offices and schools will be closed, but health care services will continue in New Brunswick.

00:09:06.020 Temporary provincial holiday to mark the Queen's funeral.

00:09:09.160 PEI will mark it as a stat for all provincially regulated workers.

00:09:14.520 Quebec.

00:09:15.960 Francois Legault says they're going to have a day of commemoration but won't have a public holiday.

00:09:20.740 No surprise there.

00:09:21.960 Ontario will not be having a statutory holiday but will mark the date as a day of mourning, according to Doug Ford's office.

00:09:29.540 Here in Manitoba, there's not going to be a stat holiday.

00:09:32.740 It's going to be a day of mourning.

00:09:34.920 Non-essential government offices will be closed.

00:09:37.220 Schools will remain open, but classes are being encouraged to observe a moment of silence.

00:09:42.580 In Saskatchewan, no stat there.

00:09:46.440 Instead, the province will have a day in tribute and commemoration of Queen Elizabeth.

00:09:51.280 And in B.C., it's going to be a federal holiday, and all government employees are going to get the day off there.

00:09:57.460 private sector employees are encouraged to mark the day in a way that is appropriate for their

00:10:03.100 employees a government release said no word on what alberta is going to do yet but i'll bet you

00:10:08.860 dollars to donuts it's a day of observation and commemoration there and business as usual all

00:10:14.640 right pierre polyev gives his very first press conference today as the official leader of the

00:10:21.280 opposition look what happens i i'm about nine minutes and 36 seconds into the video here

00:10:26.640 look what happens about 10 seconds in to where i've marked it check this out on top of that

00:10:33.080 trudeau proposes yet more spending to bid up costs even further the more things the more he spends

00:10:40.640 the more things cost it is just inflation now remember the way these things work is generally

00:10:49.780 the person who's giving the press conference comes out and makes a statement reads from a

00:10:54.920 prepared piece of paper or teleprompter whatever and then they open the floor to questions but it

00:11:03.580 seems like this reporter couldn't wait so let's continue taxes that are driving up the cost for

00:11:09.020 workers and businesses to produce the goods that we buy on top of that trudeau proposes yet more

00:11:16.400 spending to bid up costs even further the more things the more he spends the more things cost

00:11:24.320 it is just inflation and uh here we are today with 40-year highs in inflation where canadians

00:11:32.560 are spending more just to feed themselves to heat their homes and to buy a home in the very first

00:11:39.280 place the reason that like yep so i mean we we have we we have uh basically a liberal heckler

00:11:49.680 who snuck in here today to well apparently right are you gonna let me make my mistake

00:11:57.760 from the guy who actually reported first on the prime minister breaking the law are you going to

00:12:02.500 ask a question say i've never i've actually never seen you heckling the prime minister

00:12:08.020 Look, bottom line is this.

00:12:13.100 Yes, I'm taking two questions at the very end.

00:12:15.720 Thank you very much.

00:12:17.400 So I'm going to start my statement again, and hopefully this time without interruption from the liberal heckling gathering here.

00:12:26.260 Okay, okay, okay, we'll stop it there.

00:12:27.900 So what do you guys think of that?

00:12:28.980 Do you think he handled it well?

00:12:33.740 Or was he a little bit nervous?

00:12:38.020 i like his chutzpah i like him coming out and saying oh it looks like we got a liberal heckler

00:12:43.020 in the crowd here some somehow a liberal heckler sneak in snuck in here he knew who that reporter

00:12:47.920 was that guy's been around for a long time and it surprises me that this reporter would have

00:12:52.460 would break protocol like that would just start interrupting polyev in the middle of his statement

00:12:57.760 he knows better this guy knows better i mean if he interviewed john baird back in the day john

00:13:03.060 baird uh who was uh pauliev's campaign manager but also a cabinet minister under steven harper

00:13:10.580 so if he's been around for that long he knows better than to do this so is this going to be a

00:13:17.300 running type thing that trump had with the media is this going to be more like uh maybe a ron de

00:13:23.840 santis thing has has pauliev been watching video of those two guys and their exchanges with media

00:13:30.820 is this just a show for us i don't know what do you guys think about this i mean i love the way

00:13:40.180 he handled it so judy says i think he handled it well liberals are out of touch with reality

00:13:45.700 the libs cannot help themselves anymore this is what desperation looks like for them that's from

00:13:53.220 he shouldn't be allowed in from lisa

00:13:58.120 yeah all right so you guys are saying you know what i think he's going to get better at this

00:14:05.360 polyev i think he's going to get a lot better at handling the media in dismissive kind of a way i

00:14:11.520 think it's going to graduate to something worse than this it's probably going to be more combative

00:14:16.940 depending on the reporters like if this guy continues that he probably won't be allowed

00:14:21.240 into any more poly of press events but who knows maybe some other media will start jumping up and

00:14:28.420 taking that guy's place i don't know what his name was i didn't catch it but i do know that he works

00:14:33.420 for global news in the meantime speaking of pierre poly a great story by well not story more of an

00:14:39.140 editorial from rex murphy today in the national post prime minister pierre polyev is something

00:14:45.340 to look forward to now i understand a lot of you guys do not agree with this you think he is a

00:14:51.620 shill for the world economic forum that's yet to be determined well pierre pauliev won the

00:14:57.840 conservative leadership what now rex says i don't know he says it might be nice for a change

00:15:06.440 for someone who has a vague idea of ordinary life to run the country for a while who doesn't dance

00:15:16.100 or prance but came from but came from a hard beginning applied himself to the art and practices

00:15:22.560 of democratic representation didn't opt for a dilettante career and then simply waltz into

00:15:28.440 high office on name and fame worth a try anyway you know that's what a lot of people forget about

00:15:35.960 Justin Trudeau, I think, is that he never really had any experience at all for the job he is doing

00:15:42.980 now. He still doesn't, really. Rex goes on to say he's supposed to be so angry, according to some

00:15:50.600 unfathomably ridiculous columnist's threat to the nature of the country, the most dangerous, 0.97

00:15:57.880 appalling politician we have ever seen. He sidles up to the extremists and courts the hellishly 0.99

00:16:03.940 dangerous far right he liked the truckers dear me who of the conservatives turned their leadership

00:16:13.400 over to fear stocks the land they are even as i torment the laptop keyboard putting up

00:16:19.740 pylons around the toronto star building and the cbc headquarters and front street

00:16:24.240 is draped from the 19th sorry the 10th story down in black crepe grief counselors by the

00:16:31.160 Dozens have been called in, and the editorial offices are gloomily consulting on whether it's safe to have another panel on one of their infinite yammerings about imminent climate doom.

00:16:41.720 Should Pierre Polyev become prime minister and de-subsidize the windmill factories?

00:16:49.580 Pierre Polyev, a threat to democracy?

00:16:52.060 A dark presence about to descend on a tranquil, gloriously misgoverned Canada? 0.95

00:16:57.760 King of yobs and louts? 1.00

00:16:59.920 Oh, how dangerous.

00:17:01.160 actually his promise is far more positive you guys like rex murphy i like rex murphy let's

00:17:10.000 continue on he could bring an end to our internally woke nattering government of virtue

00:17:15.940 signalers and identity mongers no more tweets from katherine mckenna or steven i will climb

00:17:21.560 every tower gilbo oh how will we deal with such losses we could exchange empty homilies and

00:17:30.600 endless moaning about the future of the planet for a government led by someone who thinks that

00:17:35.320 governing canada is his real and first task that ridiculous carbon tax during a time of high

00:17:41.960 inflation is a misery without benefit that unlocking alberta and the west's resources

00:17:47.200 might stabilize an economy under peril from massive debt and careless spending in the billions

00:17:53.040 poliev's liberal critics are all red-faced with the idea he cozies up to dangerous extremists

00:17:59.500 that he is a canadian avatar of donald trump style politics what's in their cereal do they think it's

00:18:08.380 a handmaid's tale blueprint they confuse a childish paranoid fiction with a serious reality

00:18:17.020 i'm sorry guys i gotta change my glasses i can't see this too well i don't know why

00:18:22.880 the print is really so ah that's better polyev's liberal critics are all red-faced

00:18:29.840 all right clearly i've read that already these fantasies do not explain his massive win nor

00:18:36.580 the unprecedented crowds that gathered for him coast to coast during the campaign

00:18:40.360 a whole lot of canadians and not just conservatives have grown exceedingly irritated beyond mere

00:18:45.740 annoyance at the perpetual smug self-righteousness and cloying preachiness of the ultra woke we

00:18:52.120 always know best liberal leadership. Polyev at the very least does not carry that burden.

00:18:58.520 Should he become prime minister, it'll be good to get back to not always being lectured to and

00:19:02.820 frowned down upon by a self-assuming superior caste. Be nice to have a government again that

00:19:08.220 does not see the whole country as systematically racist when in fact Canada has proven to be both

00:19:13.240 a haven and welcoming place for people from all over the world. Polyev won the conservative

00:19:18.500 of leadership with such a vast majority because he is sensible. He has some clue about life for

00:19:23.900 most Canadians because he is not a woke preacher disguised as a prime minister and because he

00:19:29.220 defied the opinions of much of the media, as we just saw. He also won because he is not what his

00:19:35.820 critics in their fever dreams wish to paint him. He's not a populist in the derogatory sense,

00:19:40.820 but a populist in the sense that he has at least a clue of what ordinary people think, feel, and

00:19:45.960 live. That should not be a discount for a politician. It should be the first premise in

00:19:51.240 any evaluation of whether to vote for him. As for the current liberal batch with their

00:19:56.760 incomprehensible incompetence, their deliberate choice to use a pandemic as a political lever

00:20:02.160 for calling an election in the middle of one to describing those who challenged their unabated

00:20:06.980 vaccine mandates as racists and misogynists and a fringe minority, it has all become so tiresome,

00:20:13.700 even boring. Polyev is serious. He does not want vainglorious socks and thank the cosmos he will

00:20:20.980 not tell the country just how deplorable and awful its history has been. We may have a moratorium on

00:20:27.320 apologies for one of the most tolerant, wishing-to-be-always-fair country this troubled

00:20:32.160 globe can offer. It would be nice to be regularly proud of Canada again. That alone might be

00:20:37.740 motivation enough for a change in government and have an election on just such a theme that is

00:20:43.840 if and whenever jagmeet singh if he can find the time off from tiktok and style magazine photo

00:20:49.240 shoots to unlock the disgraceful bargain that shields this tired shallow government from every

00:20:55.320 vote of non-confidence and offer canadians a chance to choose well if in fact i'm going to

00:21:05.480 switch the glasses back again if in fact pierre paliev is honest in what he says about the world

00:21:13.780 economic forum honest in what he says about getting canada back to some kind of common sense

00:21:21.500 then i applaud this if in fact he is a secret member of the cabal or working for them

00:21:30.000 I think everything he has said

00:21:33.920 in this leadership campaign

00:21:35.120 and then obviously the run-up

00:21:37.560 to the federal election,

00:21:38.880 whenever that's going to be,

00:21:39.920 it could be any time really,

00:21:41.680 in the campaign,

00:21:43.100 he will probably continue

00:21:45.020 saying the same things,

00:21:46.280 defunding the CBC at all.

00:21:48.540 He's going to have to live up

00:21:49.620 to those promises

00:21:50.320 because if he doesn't,

00:21:52.740 guess what's going to happen?

00:21:55.720 There will be a groundswell.

00:21:57.660 That's of course if we have

00:21:58.760 a country left

00:21:59.440 by the time that happens all right let's move along we're gonna stay we're gonna stay with

00:22:07.760 politics for just a second now guys i always thought the green party was about the environment

00:22:17.720 i thought the green party was about you know green stuff not about gender fluidity or

00:22:26.500 wokeness but of course because they lean so far left they do have to dip their toe in that water

00:22:33.680 don't they but in this case it appears as though in the last couple of years at least they've just

00:22:37.860 dove right in right over their head they're drowning now according to that poll we saw

00:22:43.800 last night what 2.5 percent of canadians think they're going to vote for them in the next election 0.94

00:22:48.640 why would anybody vote for these clowns seriously woke from true north tnc.news woke 0.63

00:22:55.320 green party in disarray after leader was misgendered that's the leader right there 0.95

00:23:03.500 amita cutner who identifies as a she her but what happened was on this particular screen

00:23:12.080 they wrote she l so what so what's the fallout from this

00:23:20.920 the green party of canada is in complete disarray after interim leader amita kutner was

00:23:28.980 misgendered during a leadership race launch kutner who identifies is non-binary

00:23:35.680 and goes by the pronouns they them oh sorry i was wrong not she her they them

00:23:43.020 appeared on screen during a september 3rd announcement with the pronoun she l

00:23:47.740 the interim leader called the incident misgendering calling it quote reflective of a larger pattern

00:23:54.940 of behaviors that a few in the party are perpetuating unquote again another quote in

00:24:00.400 moments like these i wonder how can i ensure other people's safety if i can't even ensure my own

00:24:05.300 unquote so because of that misgendering that quote she seems to feel she was in sorry they

00:24:13.820 seem to feel that they were in some kind you know what i can't do that i can't do that because it's

00:24:20.640 grammatically incorrect they denotes more than one person it's plural right

00:24:26.320 so i don't see how one person can be referred to as they it just does not compute in my brain

00:24:34.080 but remember if you're over 35 everything you ever learned is wrong

00:24:38.940 And, of course, you realize, for those of you newcomers, that I am saying that with tongue firmly planted in cheek.

00:24:49.000 The party responded by issuing a statement signed by all of the candidates and MPs calling for an end to harassment.

00:24:57.880 The September 3rd incident was but the latest in a number of similar behavioral patterns that Dr. Kuttner has faced throughout their tenure, the statement claimed.

00:25:07.580 soon after Green Party President Lorraine

00:25:10.140 okay guys

00:25:14.100 you know what this is

00:25:16.160 the complete opposite of

00:25:18.200 what Pierre Polyev represents

00:25:19.800 now look

00:25:21.800 I don't know if I've discussed this

00:25:24.320 on the show but I'm going to discuss it now

00:25:26.240 I don't believe

00:25:29.340 that there is such a thing as gender

00:25:31.900 fluidity or non-binary

00:25:33.800 there are

00:25:36.060 two genders there are two sexes there are females and there are males and they have pronouns to go

00:25:44.200 along with them and if somebody believes that they are somewhere in the middle of being a man and a

00:25:54.940 woman and that changes day to day sometimes they're more a man and sometimes they're more a woman

00:26:00.560 because i've heard that before and who knows how often that changes is it every five minutes is

00:26:05.060 every half hour? Is it our responsibility to know that? Now, I will not be having my speech

00:26:16.800 compelled by anybody. That's not going to happen. I just refuse for that to happen. And that, you

00:26:22.900 know, that's where Jordan Peterson came to fame, right? However, in a situation where let's just

00:26:29.600 say four of us are sitting down for dinner and somebody asks me politely if I will refer to them

00:26:35.420 as they I will do my best out of politeness and manners to do that for them and if the conversation

00:26:44.900 comes up about how I feel about it then I will say it I'll say it in the most polite way I can

00:26:49.600 say it but I will say it and I've absolutely been more than willing to listen to all kinds of people

00:26:57.220 who feel they're non-binary.

00:27:00.060 And I've heard their explanations about how they feel.

00:27:02.800 I just, inside.

00:27:05.760 And I've listened to these conversations for years now.

00:27:10.580 I'm going to say the first one I heard was probably in 2016.

00:27:16.340 I don't agree with it, but I will listen to it.

00:27:20.640 And if they feel that way, they feel that way. 0.71

00:27:22.940 Personally, I think that there's some kind of a mental illness going on there.

00:27:27.220 but it's tough to say that's only my opinion and certainly i am no doctor

00:27:33.760 so i don't know but for anybody to compel that on the public at large is wrong and then to turn

00:27:44.960 around and call themselves harmed or be put in danger when somebody just is not into it

00:27:51.340 is just foolishness and it is the epitome of a snowflake i would say if that person feels

00:28:00.960 they're in danger i would love to see them walk down higgins uh in winnipeg on a friday night

00:28:07.440 about 11 o'clock if they want to see what real danger is is like or maybe go and live in a war

00:28:14.720 torn country for a month or two if you want to see what danger is like but this has been the

00:28:19.880 problem with our society and this is why it's been crumbling aside from whatever governments

00:28:25.060 and corporations have imposed on us during this nonsense of the past two and a half years

00:28:29.160 the bottom line is those guys who went and fought for our freedoms back in the world wars

00:28:34.380 fought for us to have a better life and so we have had a better life a life where we've never

00:28:39.080 had to fight for anything and look what's come of it that

00:28:45.060 so maybe we should always have a little desperation

00:28:50.720 in our lives just to keep us going to keep us hungry

00:28:54.320 and less idle time on our hands

00:28:57.620 so we don't have time to devolve into something like that

00:29:00.800 because that is not progressive

00:29:03.460 as far as I'm concerned 0.80

00:29:06.540 that's just mental illness

00:29:07.780 and I'm sorry if there's anybody who took that

00:29:13.260 personally or was upset by that but that's just how i feel i'm sorry i can't keep that in any longer

00:29:19.020 from the gateway pundit former twitter secretary chief to congress

00:29:26.340 i'm sorry security chief to congress twitter leadership is misleading public and

00:29:32.160 can track any user's location at any time well

00:29:37.240 former twitter security chief peter zatko testified in front of the senate judiciary

00:29:44.560 committee on tuesday peter zatko a former hacker filed a whistle whistleblower complaint against

00:29:51.020 twitter over the summer alleging egregious security failings by the company according

00:29:55.900 to cnbc zatko alleges that he witnessed senior executives engaging in deceitful and or misleading

00:30:02.580 communications affecting board members users and shareholders on multiple occasions last year he

00:30:08.580 accused twitter of misleading almost everyone and there's the transcript you can find all this

00:30:15.380 on disclose tv on twitter itself which is very funny i wonder why they haven't banned that

00:30:26.580 from the video i'm here today because well you know what i think we should probably watch the

00:30:30.820 the video like why should i have to read what he said when we can all listen together right here we

00:30:36.460 go i'm here today because twitter leadership is misleading the public lawmakers regulators

00:30:45.560 and even its own board of directors what i discovered when i joined twitter was that this

00:30:53.940 enormously influential company was over a decade behind industry security standards.

00:31:02.180 The company's cybersecurity failures make it vulnerable to exploitation,

00:31:06.660 causing real harm to real people. And when an influential media platform can be compromised by

00:31:13.620 teenagers, thieves, and spies, and the company repeatedly creates security problems on their own,

00:31:20.500 this is a big deal

00:31:22.140 for all of us

00:31:23.400 I'd say so

00:31:26.820 I'd say it's a huge deal

00:31:28.460 Kev from Canada Nano Silver says

00:31:32.120 hey what happens on Higgins stays on Higgins

00:31:33.980 yeah

00:31:40.460 so I did a walk and talk

00:31:42.520 this afternoon

00:31:43.220 I was passing by my local 7-Eleven

00:31:46.440 and I noticed a few days ago

00:31:48.100 I think that they were digging up the pumps there

00:31:50.500 and the reason i brought that up because you see that once in a blue moon right oh look this gas

00:31:56.460 station is replacing their pumps but the same thing is going on at the gas station on or at

00:32:01.020 superstore on portage avenue which is like two blocks away and then i heard from other people

00:32:06.460 yeah this is happening in east kildonan this is happening in north kildonan this is happening in

00:32:11.060 transcona there's gas stations all over the place that are being just completely dug up

00:32:16.060 and so i asked the girl inside behind the counter she had a rough time hearing me i had to repeat

00:32:21.680 myself because of that you know the plexiglass barrier that's still up i'm sorry i can't hear

00:32:31.400 you why are they digging up the gas pumps oh we're putting in diesel i said you're putting

00:32:37.740 in diesel i remember filling up here 10 years ago with a diesel car you're putting in diesel now

00:32:45.680 it's always been here oh sorry i don't know that was the answer i got from her and so i asked one

00:32:54.380 of the construction guys what are you doing and he said i don't know man i'm just here to dig up

00:32:59.400 the pavement that's all i'm doing i'm just digging it up i said you don't i don't know

00:33:03.280 now he wasn't that dismissive

00:33:06.240 that's just me going over the top a little bit but he was definitely not interested in

00:33:16.000 what was happening he was just there doing his job maybe they're putting in electric car charging

00:33:22.960 ports i don't know how does that work exactly at a gas station i don't think i've ever seen

00:33:30.420 these electric chargers before are they on the the same pump as fuel or are they in a different

00:33:37.060 place i don't know where they are i've never driven an electric car before but i thought you

00:33:43.500 know how long does it take to charge up an electric car and the reason that i bring that up is because

00:33:49.000 liberal mp duh mark garrettson from kingston and the thousand islands i made a tweet the other day

00:33:55.880 he owned himself you know he's a big fan of electric cars he's got one himself and they

00:34:00.560 were driving to ottawa from kingston because there's no ikea in kingston so they had to go

00:34:05.140 to ottawa they were going to patronize ikea for the day they need to boost the car up a little

00:34:08.920 bit charge it up so he stuck the charger in it and then he said we're going for lunch

00:34:14.520 you mean you can go for a full meal go shopping at ikea then come back after what an hour and a

00:34:23.240 half, maybe two hours, and finally your car is going to be charged, you can leave it behind like

00:34:27.080 that? How long does it take to charge one of these things? What if you're in a hurry?

00:34:33.700 So how long does it take to charge an electric car? And every single website, this is just one

00:34:40.560 of the many websites that came up on the first page of the Google search. And yeah, I searched

00:34:44.920 Google and a couple of other search engines as well. All the same thing. The time it takes to

00:34:50.200 charge an electric car can be as little as 30 minutes or more than 12 hours. And this depends

00:34:59.740 on the size of the battery and the speed of the charging port. A typical electric car, 60 kilowatt

00:35:07.640 battery, takes just under eight hours to charge from empty to full. However, you can give it a

00:35:14.320 partial charge and that will take only about 15 or 20 minutes and that should get you up to about

00:35:19.020 50 so you'll have a range of about 100 kilometers if you're lucky i'm not sure if they actually have

00:35:26.340 a fuel gauge in the car to let you know exactly how how lower how charged up your battery is

00:35:33.540 but the fact that it could take a half hour or longer is a problem don't you think when there's

00:35:38.500 all kinds of people that want to i mean you've waited at a busy gas bar before haven't you

00:35:43.840 especially when there's a sale on,

00:35:45.220 oh, look, gas is down to 169.9.

00:35:48.480 Let's line up and get some, Bob.

00:35:50.600 Okay, surely.

00:35:52.300 And you wait there for a half hour

00:35:54.540 just to save five cents a liter.

00:35:58.160 Well, what is this going to be like

00:35:59.720 just on a regular day?

00:36:01.280 You go and charge your car up

00:36:02.780 and then somebody's in front of you

00:36:03.880 for a half an hour

00:36:04.720 and then somebody else is in front of you

00:36:06.620 for another half an hour

00:36:07.700 and then you finally get there

00:36:09.240 and you have to wait for a half an hour

00:36:10.840 or an hour to charge your thing up

00:36:12.380 depending on how low the battery is.

00:36:15.460 How is that going to work in a normal society?

00:36:18.360 Does anybody have the answer for that?

00:36:21.900 And yet, it seems to me that that's what they're pushing on us

00:36:25.640 with the closure of all of these gas bars around my city anyway.

00:36:30.020 And when I did the video this afternoon,

00:36:33.020 I heard from many other people in many different cities

00:36:35.900 that say the same thing is going on there.

00:36:39.900 Is it part of the Green New Deal?

00:36:42.380 or is it just you know what let's just get this all taken care of at once and replace the pumps

00:36:46.960 because guys like i said before i haven't seen this happen more than once in a blue moon in

00:36:53.100 the past and now it's happening like at five or six different stations in the city at one time

00:36:58.840 very strange but never mind what i have to say about electric cars let's listen to this guy 0.93

00:37:05.220 and hear his problems with electric cars all right so my piece of trash tesla

00:37:10.420 completely died and because it died it's got no battery because it's got no batteries and

00:37:16.100 everything's completely dead this is the complete battery everything's done it i have to buy a new

00:37:20.620 battery pack costs like 26 grand i'm not buying that i'm not giving them another dime but you see

00:37:25.560 here it's raining it's dead i can't access the inside so i gotta see if i could take apart the 0.85

00:37:30.940 cone i got someone willing to pay 20 grand i can't even access the damn ownership this is 2022 people 0.99

00:37:36.000 this is what the future looks like a brand new electric vehicle you can't even access the damn 0.97

00:37:40.420 thing because they didn't think about how to do it worst off they made it so the air conditioning

00:37:44.560 condenser unit dumps all the water on top of the battery so my battery is full of water which is

00:37:49.460 why it needs a new one and now they're saying it's not covered under warranty even though it

00:37:52.860 started happening during the warranty period this is why i should never buy a tesla people

00:37:56.500 place complete trash stay away from it here i am working like an animal trying to get the

00:38:04.700 ownership of the car i can't even get that so wish me luck i'll post up another video

00:38:09.200 now that looks like he might be in a warm climate i don't know

00:38:17.700 but what about a climate like winnipeg edmonton saskatoon calgary toronto for that matter any

00:38:24.960 winter city like canada except for the lower mainland and vancouver island i guess

00:38:30.580 we all live through a brutal winter

00:38:34.640 are batteries going to stay charged

00:38:39.600 through three or four months of minus 30

00:38:44.220 minus 35 i know they had some electric buses

00:38:48.540 in the city of winnipeg transit fleet

00:38:51.840 and i know they all died miserable deaths

00:38:55.000 i mean they had to take them out people were not getting to where they needed to be on

00:39:00.440 time because the electric bus was dead. It just doesn't operate. These vehicles are not made for

00:39:06.700 cold weather. So yeah. Okay. Speaking of cold weather, I have been saying that this is going

00:39:20.820 to be a dark winter for many of us. And I've been urging you to stock up as much stuff as you can,

00:39:25.900 right canned goods and whatnot get a generator do what you have to do to protect yourself and

00:39:32.860 your family uh this winter we don't know when it's going to hit when the collapse is going to

00:39:38.440 come we know that inflation is still rising rising rising 30-year highs and going higher

00:39:42.920 but maybe it's not going to come the way we think it's going to come if you'll recall during the

00:39:51.100 height of the lockdowns and the vaccine passports and you know the othering of people the unions

00:39:58.960 were all in on it they were all good to go you know like the medical unions the nurses the doctors

00:40:04.620 all those unions and associations were in on it public unions were all in on it they did not at

00:40:14.100 all at all go against the government or large corporations not when it came to this and that

00:40:23.260 left a lot of people out in the cold right so are the unions still in on it and the reason i ask

00:40:33.240 that is because i saw this story today and i thought oh this is interesting as the september

00:40:38.180 16th deadline looms this is from the united states gateway pundit major freight railroads

00:40:43.800 prepare for possible strike, costing the U.S. economy more than $2 billion a day. Now, what if

00:40:50.560 this happens? What if there is a major strike with the freighters, the railroads? Stuff is not going

00:40:59.200 to get where it needs to get to. People will be without. So are they going to come to an agreement

00:41:06.380 or are they not going to come to an agreement? Or are the unions going to be so demanding that

00:41:12.540 There's no possible way that the other side could ever agree to these demands.

00:41:17.780 In an already fragile economy with inflation at 40-year highs, out-of-control government spending, and broken supply chains,

00:41:25.600 major freight railroads are preparing for a possible strike and service disruption as the September 16th deadline looms.

00:41:32.900 Guys, this is only a few days away.

00:41:35.260 The supply chain disaster under the Biden administration is poised to become even worse.

00:41:40.740 America's freight railroads cover a nearly 140,000-mile network across 49 states.

00:41:47.360 A strike would shut down 7,000 Class I trains per day, as well as disrupting passenger and commuter trains.

00:41:54.600 Freight trains transport nearly every sector of our economy, including agriculture, industrial, wholesale, retail, and resource-based sectors.

00:42:03.400 The Association of American Railroads details the devastating impact on the economy if the strike proceeds.

00:42:09.780 We're not going to get into that, because that's not the point of what I'm saying to you.

00:42:15.520 What if this happens?

00:42:17.500 Well, then, yeah, there will be shortages of everything, right?

00:42:23.720 What if hydro workers decide they're going to go on strike?

00:42:28.880 And look at this.

00:42:30.260 This is from the city of Winnipeg.

00:42:32.020 I'm not sure if in your city there are government contracts that are coming to an end.

00:42:36.420 and we're right in the middle of a general civic election here guys thousands of workers from 3-1-1

00:42:43.320 9-1-1 recreational services water waste traffic and other municipal services are ready to walk

00:42:48.720 off the job if negotiations with the city of winnipeg don't go their way this week the union

00:42:54.240 says this is cupi local 500 they've already set up a strike headquarters and there it is right there

00:43:00.120 on monday qp local 500 posted a photo to social media saying they had established to strike

00:43:07.260 headquarters we haven't made the progress that we originally anticipated i guess this is with

00:43:12.560 negotiations and so we felt the need to escalate our planning said qp local 500 president gord

00:43:18.620 delbridge we're right there we're ready to go this could be 5 000 workers ready to walk

00:43:25.180 so where does that leave a city like winnipeg

00:43:28.020 no sewage no 3-1-1 no 9-1-1 garbage pickup i mean snow removal if this is a prolonged strike

00:43:43.680 this could be devastating is this how it's going to happen is this how the dark winter hits us

00:43:50.640 through the unions

00:43:52.160 maybe

00:43:56.220 is it all orchestrated

00:44:00.200 and I ask that question sincerely

00:44:02.640 maybe so

00:44:04.980 I don't know

00:44:06.520 what's the next story I have here

00:44:08.820 let me see

00:44:09.460 here's another thing

00:44:11.640 they've been saying for a while now

00:44:15.500 that hospitals are

00:44:16.980 pretty much at the brink

00:44:18.900 and I don't know why this is

00:44:21.320 I think maybe it's because they lost a lot of nurses during the COVID wave, whether it was because they weren't vaccinated or they'd had enough, they were stressed out and they left the jobs.

00:44:32.720 So Manitoba, what they've been doing here is they've been hiring a lot of out-of-country nurses and they haven't even had to take the exams to become nurses in Manitoba because the exam's too hard. 0.95

00:44:43.260 and i'm not saying that nurses from other countries are dumb or less than canadian

00:44:53.320 nurses not at all but there's no uniformity they'll do things the way their country did them 0.80

00:44:59.740 not the way they're done up here which could create all kinds of confusion in very stressful

00:45:04.900 and life-threatening or saving situations at crucial times right that could be a problem

00:45:13.260 So look at this. Severely injured patients waited hours in Health Science Center emergency entrance hallway due to absence of beds inside.

00:45:22.860 Doctor calls zero bed situation Sunday unprecedented. Shared health blames unusual patient numbers.

00:45:31.720 Twelve people on stretchers, including a stroke patient with a brain bleed and a trauma patient transported by helicopter,

00:45:37.980 were lined up in the entrance hallway at manitoba's largest emergency department

00:45:42.900 sunday evening because no beds were available inside a physician at the hospital said

00:45:48.740 is this part of it is this part of this long dark cold winter maybe it is it's interesting

00:46:01.080 i'm not sure if you guys are familiar with dr mercola or not but if you're not i suggest you

00:46:07.900 go and follow him because he does get now he's got a different way of disseminating information

00:46:13.380 he will give you a story and then you get it for 23 hours and it's gone right and then maybe you

00:46:20.700 can get it back if you pay for it it's an interesting way to provide information to people

00:46:26.940 but i've got this for another couple of hours so i thought i'd share it with you it's very

00:46:30.840 interesting it goes to the bivalent vaccine that everybody has been hearing about right so

00:46:35.740 uh here's the story uh at a glance maybe it's because

00:46:41.760 there we go yeah i just need bigger print

00:46:51.040 i think i i think what happened was i turned my uh my font too small anyway here's the story at

00:46:59.940 a glance. Dr. McCullough, this is about the bivalent vaccine. August 31st, the U.S. Food and

00:47:06.880 Drug Administration authorized the reformulated mRNA COVID bivalent boosters, and they didn't even

00:47:12.900 allow members of its Vaccine and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee to meet, discuss, or

00:47:19.020 vote on the matter. The CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices met for eight hours

00:47:25.340 on September the 1st and authorized the untested boosters 13 to 1. CDC Director Rochelle Walensky

00:47:33.680 endorsed the recommendation later that evening. Pfizer's new booster is a bivalent injection

00:47:39.620 targeting Omicron subvariants BA4, BA5, which are the two currently in circulation while Moderna's

00:47:46.960 shot targets the already extinct Wuhan strain and Omicron subvariant BA1. So are they going to say

00:47:54.920 whichever you could take pfizer or moderna it doesn't matter remember they did that before

00:47:59.340 the whole mix and match thing doesn't that sound ridiculous now it was just a year ago yeah yeah

00:48:05.480 go ahead and take the astrazeneca mix it with the moderna whatever man fill your boots

00:48:10.940 like what the hell 0.99

00:48:15.240 that's just one of the ways it went off the rails for them the bivalent boosters will only be

00:48:23.520 available to those who have already received the primary two-dose series and or a monovalent booster

00:48:29.420 at least two months ago. Pfizer's bivalent booster was tested on a total of eight mice and they only

00:48:37.400 checked antibody levels even though antibodies cannot tell you whether the shot actually protects

00:48:42.320 against infection and symptomatic and or serious illness. Moderna also used mice to ascertain

00:48:48.400 antibody responses but has not disclosed the number of mice used. With their authorization

00:48:57.880 of reformulated COVID mRNA boosters without the standard steps of testing, the Food and Drug

00:49:04.140 Administration and the CDC have completely abandoned science, both simply rubber stamping

00:49:10.060 whatever the drug industry wants to do without any concern for public health whatsoever.

00:49:18.400 They authorized the reformulated shots.

00:49:20.480 They didn't even allow members, so we've already gotten to that point.

00:49:23.260 Now, remember, guys, that this new bivalent vaccine, at least in the United States, is under emergency use only.

00:49:29.860 Same in Canada.

00:49:31.820 So they can't mandate it yet.

00:49:33.380 But I do remember saying this about a year and a half ago when the original gene therapy formulas came out.

00:49:42.020 And I said, well, you know what?

00:49:42.820 They cannot mandate it if it's still classified as experimental.

00:49:46.100 Well, what happened then?

00:49:47.300 boom all of a sudden approved approved it got approved in the united states and then about a

00:49:52.240 week or two later it got approved up here in canada which meant yes they can mandate it now

00:49:57.100 that it's approved even though there were no further studies done same thing's going on here

00:50:03.720 emergency use authorization only right now but when they get full approval which is probably

00:50:09.620 coming very very soon you can bet they will mandate it again and then all that nonsense will

00:50:17.860 start again now i know that there are a lot of people who don't think that's going to happen

00:50:26.000 maybe even you watching the show right now you think there's no way they're going to try this

00:50:30.620 again yeah there is like what's happened

00:50:36.600 already is nowhere near what's yet to

00:50:40.580 come so

00:50:42.720 what can we do you might be asking

00:50:49.000 yourself what can we do

00:50:51.280 unified non-compliance

00:50:58.420 we just say no

00:51:03.680 we stock up on stuff

00:51:06.560 as much as you can

00:51:08.500 buy from local producers

00:51:11.940 as much as you can

00:51:13.980 get a generator or two

00:51:16.380 get some fuel to run it

00:51:18.320 as much as you can

00:51:19.960 and wait it out

00:51:22.000 they're not going to be able

00:51:25.380 to keep this up

00:51:29.040 They just can't do it.

00:51:33.120 But when all this comes down, you guys, unions going on strike, supply chains interrupted

00:51:41.200 even more, there's no food on the shelves in stores, that's when the bubble people are

00:51:46.580 going to go, all right, what the is going on here?

00:51:50.700 And they're going to be angry.

00:51:52.760 They're going to get mad.

00:51:54.000 and then we can say to them this is what we've been saying all along you guys can you understand

00:52:01.500 now and that's when we start getting towards critical mass again guys i have no timeline for

00:52:08.520 this this could happen in a month two weeks three months i don't know but we're already starting to

00:52:18.240 see signs of it right we're already starting to see signs i saw a video about half hour before

00:52:23.760 the show started tonight all of these musicians are canceling their tours for this fall and winter

00:52:29.640 why well they're all coming up with excuses like well you know what it's medical or i wasn't i

00:52:34.860 wasn't ready to tour i don't know what i was thinking now you just you don't pull a major

00:52:39.100 sponsored tour like that without a good reason and i wish i had the video for you guys well

00:52:46.480 maybe i do let's see hang on a minute yes i do okay uh i i hope this video plays for you

00:52:56.160 um it might not be the best quality it might be a little bit shaky but check this out and it might

00:53:04.400 be a little over the top for your tastes as well it was for mine but it did provide a little bit

00:53:08.800 of information so check this out it's happening prepare now why are all the celebrities canceling

00:53:16.000 their tours, canceling their shows for the upcoming months. First, I just thought it was

00:53:23.240 The Weeknd and Justin Bieber. It reminds me of the 1300 CEOs who left their post prior to the world

00:53:33.740 being locked down, as if they knew something was coming. Do these celebrities know something is

00:53:40.380 coming while everyone is distracted with the queen's death the art of war is to seem powerful 0.54

00:53:47.680 when you're weak and weak when you're powerful this could be all a distraction and she could

00:53:52.780 have passed away a long time ago as everyone's looking at this way what's going on in the

00:53:58.400 background luke combs canceling because his voice wasn't up to par just like the weekend sean mendes

00:54:06.100 canceled all of his tour dates. Carlos Santana cancels, and all these tours are for the upcoming

00:54:13.260 months ahead, where a lot of astrologers are saying some sort of violence could happen. Could

00:54:20.460 a debt jubilee happen, an economic collapse, or a reset? Swedish House Mafia cancels their shows.

00:54:28.520 Foo Fighters, Mandy Moore, Weezer's canceling as well, which was supposed to take place

00:54:34.520 September. The Fugees canceling their tour. Wycliffe John had an assassination attempt on him

00:54:41.380 as well. Do they know something is about to happen? Rage Against the Machine cancels their

00:54:47.320 Europe tour. DaBaby cancels his concert. And they're saying it's because of low ticket sales.

00:54:54.360 That's to be believed. These big artists with low ticket sales. Anthrax cancels their tour.

00:55:01.060 And this is all for September, October, November.

00:55:06.380 Oliver Slim cancels this tour for September.

00:55:09.920 A lot of these bands, I don't know who they are.

00:55:12.160 Dead Can Dance cancels tour for health reasons.

00:55:15.760 Bieber cancels for health reasons.

00:55:17.820 Bahas cancels.

00:55:19.300 Rage Against Machine canceled.

00:55:21.760 So the Mad Cool Sunset, which was supposed to take place September 10th,

00:55:26.280 which is that big astrology day going into...

00:55:31.060 yeah okay so that weirdly just ends there

00:55:35.120 i think that might be available on um telegram that one interesting though isn't it

00:55:45.540 why are they all canceling and then giving these lame excuses like guys it takes

00:55:50.920 millions of dollars to put on one of these continent-wide tours i mean all the people

00:55:59.660 you have to hire the organization alone i just got a nice email from a woman uh lady and brandon

00:56:11.340 called nora can i read it to you hello from brandon she says hello shadow i am just sending

00:56:17.900 this email to say hello from brandon well hello nora how are you i enjoy watching your program

00:56:24.860 also there's been some podcasts on cbc called white hate i heard in the morning a few weeks

00:56:32.240 ago as i awakened to radio i tried later to find it and additional podcasts but it wasn't

00:56:37.040 so easy to find i just think we need to be aware that msm no nora we call them left-wing corporate

00:56:43.620 media is still portraying anyone on the right as dangerous lots of propaganda against the right

00:56:51.600 can you maybe explain one night what is right versus left in the political realm i was taught

00:56:57.020 in school but constantly get asked about it by younger generations thanks for all you do i no

00:57:01.660 longer have cable and watch live or later in the night also i found commenting turned off for

00:57:08.860 several freedom videos i watched this week oh interesting she says nora lady with blue hair

00:57:15.720 lol okay nora um right versus left well that's always been right people are conservative

00:57:26.360 you know you guys are seeing that as left uh right people are conservative thinkers right

00:57:33.420 low government small government um we like to be able to make budgets every year um

00:57:45.720 So we're not crazy thinkers, conservatives. We think logically. We think what is necessary, what is needed. And then there's, of course, different degrees of that. And it goes all the way to libertarianism and whatnot.

00:57:58.800 and then on the left you've got more progressive uh thinkers who are more socialistic and they want

00:58:06.420 large government they want government to take care of them they want everything to be run by

00:58:12.380 the government in certain situations uh because to them the government is god really and so they

00:58:19.260 want big tax and spend tax and spend tax and spend uh so that is the left side you guys seen that

00:58:26.140 That is the left side of the political equation.

00:58:31.060 And it hasn't really been as polarized, at least not in my lifetime.

00:58:36.720 It hasn't really been as polarized ever as it's been in the last few years.

00:58:41.220 And a lot of people think it was Donald Trump that did it and whatnot.

00:58:44.080 I disagree.

00:58:44.840 I think he was probably the catalyst that made the left show their true colors and woke a lot of people up.

00:58:52.120 But then there's something called the Overton window.

00:58:56.140 which moves within that political realm, right?

00:59:02.180 And that's the mainstream, the Overton window.

00:59:05.220 Sometimes people are more, generally speaking, on the right side,

00:59:09.200 and then sometimes they float over to the left side.

00:59:11.560 But mostly those people don't even really realize

00:59:14.520 that they're moving in that Overton window

00:59:17.040 because they're just going along with the zeitgeist of the country.

00:59:21.640 So that's where a guy like Justin Trudeau

00:59:26.140 can make people think that he is a liberal because he works for the liberal party he's

00:59:31.600 with a liberal party right so they might think oh he's liberal he's in the middle he is not

00:59:36.280 but the overton window has shifted to the left so people think he is

00:59:41.060 right the middle is way over here frudeau's way over there and then anybody who is in the middle

00:59:51.320 is actually considered by the far-left extremists

00:59:54.940 to be far-right mouth-breathers.

00:59:58.880 And that's the problem we find ourselves in today.

01:00:01.680 I hope, Nora, I explained that to you reasonably well.

01:00:08.240 Okay, guys, I have a video of a mother and her daughter.

01:00:13.080 I'm going to make this as big as I can for you here.

01:00:15.300 A mother and her daughter being accosted by a police officer

01:00:18.660 over the Arrive Can app while traveling back over the border from the United States to Canada. Here

01:00:23.680 we go. A mother crosses over the Ambassador Bridge with her 22-year-old daughter. Her daughter was a

01:00:42.340 nurse that had just got out of school. She had an adverse reaction to a mandated medical procedure,

01:00:47.740 So her mother took her to the States to get her the care that she needed.

01:00:51.700 Her daughter was there recovering for three months and they were driving back home to Canada.

01:00:56.320 I humbly ask Patriots to send me their footage so that we can get the word out and end Arrive Can for good.

01:01:02.660 Listen, I've talked to lawyers and I know my rights.

01:01:05.060 Well, unfortunately, I know you're recording me.

01:01:07.900 Unfortunately, there's been, not that I'm aware of, any ruling that it's been declared against the Charter.

01:01:13.320 Well, they're throwing these tickets out anyway.

01:01:16.000 I'm not taking my ticket.

01:01:17.440 i'll take my passport okay well the ticket's still going to be so you're recording you're

01:01:22.640 recording yourself refusing to take the ticket why are you giving her a ticket because she didn't do

01:01:28.000 the ride camp we don't have to okay well that you where's your supervisor i'm a police officer

01:01:33.440 where's your supervisor well a sergeant is somewhere out on the road right now so police

01:01:38.240 officers are giving summons yes so you wrote that based on the direction from public health yes

01:01:44.480 You know that's really crummy

01:01:47.620 You know that is really crummy

01:01:50.000 So we'll go see your daughter as well 1.00

01:01:51.840 That is ridiculous 0.96

01:01:53.260 So who wrote the ticket? 0.59

01:01:59.460 I did

01:01:59.840 You wrote a ticket

01:02:02.300 Instead of giving us a one time clearance

01:02:05.680 That they said they do

01:02:07.160 Huh?

01:02:09.240 Where's your bar at?

01:02:10.500 Down there

01:02:11.180 why why couldn't you have given me a one-time clearance like they said they were allowing

01:02:15.780 people to do and like i said the direction from me comes from the public health

01:02:20.320 yeah but they don't have the right to write a ticket

01:02:25.180 you know what i'm i'm interested here how are local police handing out tickets for something

01:02:35.980 that is under federal jurisdiction is that local is that guy a local cop or is the rcmp

01:02:41.580 since when you're happy

01:02:46.980 mr van here yeah well they're throwing the tickets out in court anyway so

01:02:55.600 this is so this is so horrible this is canada it's a free country

01:03:05.980 Yeah, they gave us tickets.

01:03:11.080 Can I unroll the window?

01:03:14.580 So, I'm in appreciation for the public health nurse

01:03:16.860 is that you don't have your right hand at the door, correct?

01:03:19.080 I have, no, but I'm vaccinated.

01:03:20.900 Okay.

01:03:22.040 Right now, the law says it's not to have the right hand at the door.

01:03:25.120 We do not.

01:03:26.080 No, the law does not say that.

01:03:28.060 That's an order in council.

01:03:29.340 It's not a law.

01:03:30.460 It's okay.

01:03:31.840 You know, just, I, it's okay.

01:03:35.820 no you don't the rules are that you have to have your rive can app well my mom didn't do it and i

01:03:43.220 didn't know so like why am i being in trouble when i didn't even do anything and i got vaccinated

01:03:47.320 so i could travel so would you have filled would you fill your rive can app out like my mom didn't

01:03:52.640 because i don't know i just i didn't know i feel healthy rive can app i'll deal with mine but you

01:03:57.880 can do your after yourself my vaccination like is that okay like i don't so like i explained to your

01:04:02.940 mom my information to write the ticket comes from the public health employment that these cbsa guys

01:04:09.020 would have called over the phone okay so he's got a border so if like my question is are you willing

01:04:16.400 to fill that out if let me talk let me go talk to the cbsa guys okay like i didn't know

01:04:22.480 excuse me sir can you can i talk to you for a second

01:04:30.720 can can we both do the app oh no they want to do this

01:04:36.400 because i don't have the money you see when i'm driving

01:04:39.600 no i'm not okay whoa i mean god i don't have that kind of money yeah you want to do this

01:04:48.740 In the end, they filled out the Arrive Can app under duress,

01:04:51.640 which the police officer, I'm told, installed on their phones after connecting to the office Wi-Fi.

01:04:57.280 The mother had initially refused to talk to PHAC, the public health agency of Canada.

01:05:02.240 She was told she was not detained, but she was also not free to go.

01:05:06.400 What follows came earlier, but I included it for context.

01:05:09.680 I asked patriots to send me their footage so I can air it, and we can end the Arrive Can app for good.

01:05:15.520 i'm gonna decline speaking okay so i understand what you're saying i thought with my supervisor

01:05:19.360 basically we're acting on public health to respect that but right now there's a custom

01:05:24.160 exam that you have to do what kind of custom exam we have to uh so every all goods coming

01:05:28.800 into canada there's no goods and we just told you your car is like you're driving

01:05:35.680 so i'm being detained so the customs act you're not being detained right now because we're not

01:05:44.000 suspecting any okay so then i can just i can leave no you're not free to leave because this

01:05:48.320 is i'm not being detained then it's not it miss right now you're not free to leave you're still

01:05:53.440 in the customs area no they're breaking the law that's not correct i'm not oh my god

01:06:02.160 no it's not you told me i was not detained correct so i was not right now you're not

01:06:07.760 free to leave because we're not done with the custom process okay well what is it that

01:06:11.520 so it's what oh my god

01:06:14.380 wow

01:06:26.780 all right so he says that he's not finished with the customs process yet that so you're not detained

01:06:38.800 so they're still going through the process he wasn't he did not make himself clear at all

01:06:43.020 and again my question is what are local cops doing acting on the advice of public health

01:06:49.820 at border crossings

01:06:52.140 that's outrageous don't they have better things to do like policing their communities

01:07:00.920 but what we do know is that these health hacks at the border do not have the authority to write

01:07:09.980 these tickets and that's why the police are doing it i suppose but it should be rcmp at the very

01:07:16.520 least okay so we've heard the expression transhumanism thrown around a lot the past couple

01:07:23.280 of years guys you will be absolutely astounded by this video

01:07:31.240 Two-minute video comes from a left-wing corporate source in Montana.

01:07:35.940 Please check it out.

01:07:37.420 Welcome back, everyone.

01:07:38.520 A Bozeman man recently implanted a radio frequency identification chip inside of his body,

01:07:44.600 making him technically part machine.

01:07:46.920 Madison Atkinson watched the procedure and learned more about the future of transhumanism.

01:07:52.080 The chip the size of a rice green was implanted into Tim Schober's web right here through a single-point piercing.

01:07:59.160 Schober is the director of technology at the Montana Science Center and has always been interested in the future of humanity as technology advances and the boundary between the two blurs.

01:08:11.780 Now that Schober has a piece of machinery inside him, he can use it as a form of contactless payment, keyless car box, and even to unlock his phone and computer.

01:08:23.860 But he says the possibilities don't stop there, and that he is only limited by imagination.

01:08:30.580 And last week, when I attended the procedure, I spoke with Sjobert's daughter about her feelings towards her dad getting chipped.

01:08:38.120 I feel pretty amazed that he is actually brave enough to do this.

01:08:45.060 And he likes to just find new things that no one in our family have ever done.

01:08:51.980 And today, I caught up with Tim to see how the chip has impacted his everyday life.

01:08:57.440 A little bit of tenderness, but it didn't actually hurt.

01:09:02.660 You know, if I pressed on it or made a fist, yeah, I could feel that there was some soreness.

01:09:07.040 But at no point did I want to take any pain reliever because it didn't just hurt on its own.

01:09:11.600 So I was actually been very pleasantly surprised of how little pain there was involved in the injection itself and with the recovery.

01:09:20.800 These chips are becoming more popular across the nation, even the world, as some people in Europe are using their chip as a boarding pass to get on a plane.

01:09:30.460 The body modification specialist who performed the procedure says she has seen an increase of people getting chipped.

01:09:37.580 Body modification specialist.

01:09:45.880 And look at her.

01:09:46.920 Largely because it is such a simple process.

01:09:50.120 Thankfully I've done lots of modifications and you just walk them through the process and it's a fast process so it goes quite quickly and it's kind of a hot burn really and everybody reacts fine.

01:10:06.300 Now that Schober is part machine he told me that he's going to get a magnet implanted inside him which will give him a six cents and allow him to feel magnetic devices like motors, microwave ovens and other machines through his body.

01:10:19.520 Reporting in Bozeman, I'm Madison Atkinson.

01:10:22.540 Montana right now.

01:10:26.060 Okay.

01:10:27.100 Now, I thought this was kind of a joke when I first saw it.

01:10:31.760 Montanarightnow.com.

01:10:34.380 That is a news channel, an online news channel, but still, it's a news channel.

01:10:39.960 They do news.

01:10:49.520 So, yeah, guys, this is happening.

01:10:55.440 This is happening.

01:10:57.920 And finally, I thought I would throw this out there to give you a laugh before the end of the show here.

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01:13:38.280 this is awesome as it says here the climate cultists are going to hate this

01:13:45.320 two minutes and 20 seconds of hilarity here it comes russia's deadly wildfires the smog-filled

01:13:52.860 cities and poor harvest are being seen by some environmentalists as signs of climate change

01:13:58.080 let's now cross live to london to discuss this with piers corbin he's an astrophysicist and also

01:14:03.140 founder of weather action uh good to have you thanks very much indeed for joining us live there

01:14:07.480 in london so what we are seeing here is a drastic changing climate aren't we well climate has always

01:14:13.300 been changing uh but this has nothing to do with man in fact we predicted that there would be

01:14:18.100 extreme heat in uh east europe and russia this uh summer and uh it's caused by a certain circulation

01:14:25.720 pattern co2 does not cause circulation patterns what causes those is a combination of solar

01:14:31.400 activity and uh the state of the phases of the moon hang on wait a minute you say this isn't

01:14:38.880 caused by man how come they're reporting this heat wave is recognized as the worst in a thousand

01:14:42.340 years of recorded history in russia and man has got something to do with this hasn't he no

01:14:48.720 connection is man is here at the same time as the sun and the moon are doing things

01:14:54.240 um you see a very similar situation happened about 132 years ago there was the same sun

01:15:01.360 earth lunar magnetic states and there was uh oh my god and there were also floods in pakistan

01:15:08.520 as now and in the previous few years there was also floods in the English

01:15:14.040 summers also 132 years ago so these things are dictated by solar activity

01:15:21.000 in the moon they're nothing to do with mankind and those who say that they're

01:15:24.580 just trying to make money but are we not going to see this are we not going to see

01:15:28.320 this again next year the year on well it's quite recently that's a very

01:15:32.460 interesting question these things do come in bursts and we're working on that

01:15:37.800 very question, those forecasts. We did say there would be a series of wet summers in England, for

01:15:42.980 example, which we've had. Now, will there be a series of these very hot summers in Russia? We

01:15:49.880 don't know. We have to work on that. But I assure you, it's nothing to do with carbon dioxide. And

01:15:55.920 if you stop driving around Moscow, it won't affect next summer one job. Well, how come then so many

01:16:02.720 climate change scientists uh disagree with you and they get so much support for what they say

01:16:07.840 they're on a gravy train for heaven's sake then mate

01:16:10.580 i hope you got as much enjoyment out of that as i did

01:16:23.520 heartburn my apologies oh uh worldwide rally this weekend so there's going to be rallies

01:16:36.780 in all major cities across the country including winnipeg at the legislature calgary's is going to

01:16:43.820 be at city hall there's one in toronto downtown although i'm not exactly sure where it is i'm

01:16:48.780 going to get the whole list and have it on the show for you tomorrow night but for those of you

01:16:52.560 in the southern manitoba area manitoba legislature saturday afternoon be there for noon uh i'm not

01:16:59.980 sure how long it's going to be but uh it'll be nice to see you down there i'll come down for a

01:17:04.260 visit as well and that's it for tonight i'll be back tomorrow night at eight o'clock central for

01:17:08.780 another shadow at night live stream until then i love you all and i will talk to you later bye for

01:17:14.860 now

The Shadoe Davis Show - September 13, 2022

Shadoe at Nite Tues Sept 13⧸2022

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