The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Tues Sept. 20⧸2022 w⧸guest Cory Morgan of The Western Standard

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00:01:38.880 right after that how you guys doing welcome to shadow at night for tuesday september 20 of 2022

00:01:44.040 special guest on the show tonight is cory morgan of the western standard based in calgary alberta

00:01:49.680 happy to have cory finally on the show we're going to talk about uh all of the what's in the news and

00:01:57.120 what's been in the news and what could be in the news coming up plus i want to get his perspective

00:02:01.720 his unique alberta perspective on the alberta sovereignty act which has been proposed by ucp

00:02:07.240 leadership candidate danielle smith i happen to think it's a great idea um but there's a lot of

00:02:12.640 people out there that don't mostly the ndp and definitely some of her opponents for the leadership

00:02:17.920 race so i want to find out more about that because that could dovetail into a nice

00:02:22.520 chain reaction across the country if alberta can do it then why shouldn't we give that a thought

00:02:31.520 in other words giving the provinces more power and getting away from the stranglehold that justin

00:02:37.460 trudeau and his liberal party seem to have over the rest of the country however it depends on

00:02:42.820 what province you live in if you live in a have-not province you probably want to nestle up

00:02:46.780 to them to get the money that you need but if you're in a province like alberta or saskatchewan

00:02:51.980 or newfoundland provinces that are rich with oil you might want to think about taking a step back

00:02:58.200 from the federal government and their ridiculous regulations and launching out on your own so all

00:03:03.760 that coming up with cory morgan of the western standard in just a couple of minutes hello

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00:04:22.080 Hello, Corey Morgan of the Western Standard.

00:04:25.000 Thanks for coming on the show tonight, man.

00:04:26.400 Really appreciate it.

00:04:27.440 Glad to.

00:04:28.260 I like catching your show when I can.

00:04:30.500 It's an honor to be on.

00:04:32.100 Yeah, so you've renamed your show now from Triggered to Untied.

00:04:37.640 Can you explain the background of that one?

00:04:39.880 yeah well we scaled it down to a once weekly live show and and uh i i did enjoy doing the daily show

00:04:46.220 i mean it was a workout and it was a lot to cover but one of the the beefs i had with my boss derek

00:04:50.220 he was a stickler for the necktie uh he said you have to wear a tie on that show all the time so

00:04:55.660 in negotiating to come back for a weekly show uh absolutely would not do a necktie so uh the show

00:05:01.400 is now called a cory morgan untied that and no you don't see any adornment on my neck for that

00:05:06.660 Though he still makes me wear it for the pipeline, which is a different show.

00:05:09.960 You guys have been doing a lot of work out there in the political realm, haven't you?

00:05:13.160 Hosting debates and whatnot.

00:05:14.900 Are, is the Western Standard, are you particularly involved with politics?

00:05:18.460 Or have you taken a step back from that and focusing more on journalism now?

00:05:22.020 I'm focused more on the commentary and journalism.

00:05:24.520 I haven't had a membership in a party for a couple of years.

00:05:27.240 And I like this aspect of just sitting on the outside and complaining about them versus being inside and trying to work on it from within.

00:05:34.240 But I like to think I can lend a lot of the knowledge and experience from my past political involvement.

00:05:39.340 So it is hopefully productive critique I'm offering when I do.

00:05:43.620 What was your political involvement in the past?

00:05:46.380 Oh, well, it goes quite a ways back.

00:05:49.120 Way back into the 90s, I started the Alberta Independence Party when I was in my 20s.

00:05:54.020 I got a lot of provincial involvement, though I was a volunteer and a young reformer with the Reform Party all the way back when Manning was running it.

00:06:00.760 and got involved with what was the Alberta Alliance and that party provincially morphed into the Wildrose Alliance

00:06:07.680 and then turned into the Wildrose Party, became the official opposition, split the vote, led to Rachel Notley coming in

00:06:14.500 and then merged and created the UCP, which is now discontent through Jason Kenney out

00:06:19.820 and the usual Alberta Hornets nests of politics continue.

00:06:23.760 So what does it look like in terms of the leadership race out there?

00:06:26.940 I'm hearing out here that Danielle Smith is by far and away the candidate to be.

00:06:31.180 I believe so. She hit the ground running. I don't think the candidates really expected she would be able to take such a commanding lead. Most of the people thought she was a spent force in politics. And I have to admit, if it was a year ago, I would have said, no, Danielle's not, you know, she'll do great in journalism or shows are great. But politics, for your viewers who aren't familiar with the Alberta politics, there was quite that act. 1.00

00:06:55.600 some people see it as treachery when she crossed the floor when she was leading the Wildrose Party

00:06:59.400 and really decimated the party. And I didn't think people would get over that. But that really

00:07:04.300 hasn't been a top issue with her leadership. She came out with that sovereignty act she's pushing. 0.98

00:07:08.780 And she's just by the way the other candidates are responding to her, you can tell their internals

00:07:14.140 are saying she's got a pretty strong lead. It seems to me that there's a lot of I don't want

00:07:20.880 to call them socialists. They're more Marxists, really. It seems as though there's a lot of NDP

00:07:25.460 influence that's made its way into right parties, not just in Alberta, but all across the country.

00:07:31.160 If you look at Pierre Polyev, who his deputy leader is, it seems to me that that is an actual

00:07:38.980 tactic being used by the left. What are your feelings on that? Well, I mean, traditionally

00:07:43.600 in Alberta, it had been. I mean, when we'd had the progressive conservatives in for over 40 years,

00:07:48.840 though if a socialist or basically yeah you know soft marxist i guess would be the nicest way to

00:07:54.200 put it wanted to get anywhere near the levers of power they had to do it through that party they

00:07:59.000 would infiltrate campaign right and act left once they got in and we're seeing that battle kind of

00:08:05.760 happening i think also with the ucp the old progressive conservatives the the the left wing

00:08:11.500 of the party is tried to entrench itself i mean it's a recently merged party and they're still

00:08:16.220 battling from within. And you see that within that leadership race right now too. The Sovereignty

00:08:20.360 Act, can you explain that to the viewers that don't know a lot about it? And I believe it's

00:08:24.560 important. You may have heard my opening on that. I think that if Alberta is able to enact such an

00:08:29.880 act, then other provinces are going to look at that and go, hmm, I think we can probably do that

00:08:35.020 too. Yeah, well, it's an act that Daniel Smith proposed. And I mean, there's part of the

00:08:41.160 discussion. It hasn't been fleshed out. They haven't exactly written the act. So some of the

00:08:44.820 critique is pretty speculative on what it'd be about. But I mean, the basis of it is pretty

00:08:48.960 clear. If there was any incursions from Ottawa upon things that Alberta considered are within

00:08:53.920 their provincial jurisdiction, this act would empower the province to refuse to enact any of

00:08:59.280 those legislations if they came in out here. If it was property rights, which we feel are

00:09:03.540 provincial, and they came for, say, a handgun seizure, we'd say, no, we're not going to help

00:09:08.700 you with that. Our police force, if we moved on to a police force or something, we're not going

00:09:12.380 to take part in that, or we will take it to court. But we won't recognize legislations we feel step

00:09:17.080 on our constitutional authority. Some people are saying it's outside of the Constitution.

00:09:22.600 But I guess, you know, there's always going to be interpretations. Lawyers, I mean, they make a good

00:09:26.140 living fighting about what every constitutional aspect means or doesn't mean. But at least the

00:09:30.680 basis of what that act is supposed to be is to say, we're going to stand up for ourselves within

00:09:35.000 the Constitution and not take any more guff from the government and they're going to have that

00:09:39.400 legislated? Well, the way I see it is it reverses the onus and it puts the onus on the federal

00:09:45.020 government to say, well, we're going to take you to court if you don't follow our edicts here.

00:09:49.380 Whereas in the past, it's been we're going to have to enforce these laws. The province would

00:09:54.320 just knuckle under and enforce these laws. And then they would be the ones who had to take the

00:09:58.340 federal government to court. And those processes can take two, three, five years even. And all that

00:10:04.840 while the act is in place and it becomes such a staple after five years of court activity

00:10:10.740 that it stays in anyway. So this, the way I see it is just a mirror image of what the situation

00:10:16.920 currently is. Yeah. Well, and I think it's taken the game and I think Albertans were ready for

00:10:21.140 that. They're frustrated. They want to take the battle to Ottawa and quit playing defensive all

00:10:25.300 the time, waiting until they smack at us and then responding, as you said, in the courts, which

00:10:29.160 tie it up. And even if we win by then, it's the damage is done. Things like the carbon tax or the

00:10:34.700 the tanker bands or the c69 i mean the list is long and every province gets to deal with these

00:10:40.360 a lot of what alberta you know asks for we always get you know in trouble for are things that quebec

00:10:46.240 and ontario are already doing it's just somehow it's evil when alberta proposes it and uh these

00:10:51.380 things are not uh unprecedented or unreasonable to ask for the sovereignty act actually provides

00:10:57.100 you know again just just more of a showing some teeth i guess you could say and people are calling

00:11:01.660 get a secessionist move but i mean as a guy myself who certainly worked in the secessionist circles

00:11:06.160 for a long time uh no if this act is successful what it does actually is it quells the people

00:11:11.460 who want out it shows that the province can defend itself within confederation and that we you know

00:11:16.840 can can assert ourselves it would actually put separatism on hold in alberta well you know that's

00:11:22.620 an interesting question is there still an appetite for secession in alberta and if so what might that

00:11:28.460 look like? Well, the standards run a number of polls on it, of course, and other publications

00:11:35.240 have. And it's been kind of interesting. There's a 25% support that seems to be kind of solid. I

00:11:40.380 mean, issue by issue, you might be a period of rage and people will be as high as 40 or times

00:11:44.700 are a little good and it'll get as low as 15. But there seems to be a 25% core. And the term

00:11:50.400 is independence, though. And that could look a number of ways. One of the polls we ran, the

00:11:54.500 the highest one was well would you support independence if it included bc and saskatchewan

00:11:59.200 manitoba you know that one gets the strongest support and that got quite high with a number

00:12:02.860 of people but some people think it should be a province on its own there's a lot of questions

00:12:06.320 but the discontent is definitely there and a lot of people concluding that we just can't seem to

00:12:11.680 fix things within the canadian system and the only alternative is to is to go out i i don't think

00:12:16.820 it's anywhere near a winning referendum vote at this point or anything like that but people should

00:12:21.540 pay attention on how solid and determined that core of support for it is out in alberta i mean

00:12:25.760 i've been watching it for a lot of years and i've never seen it so solidified like that it's not

00:12:29.860 just a moment by moment rage it's people who have resigned themselves to it well we're seeing you

00:12:34.560 know justin trudeau it seems like wherever he goes he gets booed he got booed in uh the uk the other

00:12:39.600 night i'm not sure if it was because he was caught on video singing bohemian rhapsody the night before

00:12:45.240 the queen's funeral procession or if it's just because of general discontent among britons in

00:12:50.960 uh in the uk because of his support for the world economic forum but christia freeland was out in

00:12:57.020 your neck of the woods recently uh and and word has it that she is trying to uh take a very large

00:13:03.500 chunk of land out there and turn it into a game preserve for elk i believe it was thus rendering

00:13:09.260 that portion of land completely unusable for oil companies or farmers is there any truth to that

00:13:14.760 have you heard anything about that i've heard about it but i haven't seen any formal policy

00:13:19.600 towards it sounds like it's still in an idea balloon stage and uh again it's uh yeah you know

00:13:25.580 as ania's pointing out you know with caribou as well and and we do have woodland caribou that

00:13:30.280 have had you know they've been threatened they've had some challenges but i worked in the oil field

00:13:34.100 for a long time there was uh we've been able to work around it i mean the nice thing with caribou

00:13:38.920 is they're migratory with with mitigation you can do things to uh reduce the impact as much as

00:13:44.140 possible but uh yeah you know you can see that being a selling point again and and they like

00:13:50.960 playing those politics of division because we look terrible if we say hey we don't we don't

00:13:54.280 support this it's going to hurt us well of course they're going to play it and i want to look those

00:13:57.120 those nasty albertans want to kill off the caribou and and uh uh you know drill their wells all over

00:14:01.960 the place i could see it setting up for another uh just another uh divide and conquer political

00:14:07.100 tactic which is what the the liberals tend to do pretty much all of the time cory morgan of the

00:14:12.940 Western Standard is our guest. Corey, there's an article today in the Globe and Mail. This is not

00:14:18.380 a resource I use a lot, to be honest with you, because I just find their journalism. And I want

00:14:25.480 to get to this with you later on, the state of journalism in Canada today. But these guys did

00:14:31.400 publish this article today. It says, Canada to make the Arrive Can app optional, dropping the

00:14:36.760 vaccine requirement at the border by September 30th, although they will be holding on to the

00:14:41.840 mask mandate. Why do you think now are they doing it? I mean, the court case that's actually heading

00:14:47.600 to court tomorrow blew out of the water any scientific, you know, plans that the government

00:14:55.880 had for enacting this whole thing in the first place. Basically, it was all about politics and

00:15:02.200 bureaucracy. So why now? Why do you think now? What factors led to this? Yeah, because I wrote

00:15:08.980 about that actually at the start of august some of those court documents were coming out with uh

00:15:13.400 i think her name was little she was a civil servant uh in health and it was exposed that

00:15:17.540 the reasons they even brought all that in were political it had nothing to do with health

00:15:20.720 but why now i i think uh again they're scared of of polyev they they're they're realizing that

00:15:27.840 they they're losing some ground i mean you know as you said earlier trudeau still seems to carry

00:15:32.800 strong support i don't know what it takes to shake that guy loose but they've got to threaten

00:15:36.740 on the horizon like they haven't seen. And plus, it's just getting harder and harder and harder

00:15:40.880 to justify that. We're one of the last outliers on the planet holding on to these kinds of

00:15:45.560 legislations and restrictions, and they just have no more choice. There's also court cases that are

00:15:51.860 now starting to pile up, and they're in provincial courts right now. But I believe the case of Brian

00:15:57.040 Peckford, I had him on a few months back, and he was talking about having his case move directly

00:16:02.220 to the Supreme Court of Canada.

00:16:03.920 I'm not sure exactly what the basis of that was,

00:16:06.620 but if Peckford actually gets to court with his case,

00:16:09.860 and it's based on the travel rights of Canadians,

00:16:11.880 I think Section 7 of the Charter,

00:16:14.440 you know that the Liberals are going to lose that case.

00:16:17.660 And rather than be embarrassed,

00:16:19.380 Trudeau wants to just get rid of these restrictions right now

00:16:22.840 instead of suffering the consequences of that.

00:16:26.260 But they're still keeping the masks in place.

00:16:29.700 Yeah, it's an obsessive thing.

00:16:32.320 I don't know.

00:16:33.380 I mean, I guess they just a little point of pride.

00:16:36.000 They got to feel like they're doing one little bit of control and they haven't backed off.

00:16:39.240 I mean, again, there's no science backing it.

00:16:41.200 Everybody sees the absurdity of it.

00:16:42.720 I mean, you can travel around a city.

00:16:44.460 You can get in line at a Walmart.

00:16:46.160 You can eat in a restaurant.

00:16:47.160 You can ride in a taxi.

00:16:48.860 And then suddenly, once you get into that airport, you better put on a mask or you're going to spread the plague.

00:16:55.400 It's absurd, but they're hung up on it.

00:16:57.500 They just they got to go kicking and screaming with every little restriction they let go of.

00:17:01.980 And I don't understand their thinking on it.

00:17:04.080 I don't think I ever will.

00:17:05.020 I can't understand their thinking on it.

00:17:07.520 If you guys are on Twitter and you're not following Corey on Twitter, he is he's got some great stuff on Twitter.

00:17:14.120 So please go ahead and follow Corey Morgan on Twitter.

00:17:17.140 And speaking of Twitter, the Trudeau must go campaign.

00:17:20.100 The hashtag is still picking up steam, even though Twitter, I believe.

00:17:25.000 What did they do?

00:17:25.740 They downgraded it a couple of days ago because it was starting to trend worldwide.

00:17:30.560 It's still trending in Canada right now.

00:17:32.200 This was created by a guy who goes by the handle Marty Up North on Twitter.

00:17:37.320 Are you surprised at this?

00:17:40.060 I'm not surprised at Twitter cranking it down.

00:17:42.880 I mean, they've learned the power of manipulating these sorts of trends and things like that.

00:17:48.940 People aren't familiar with Lead Now, for example.

00:17:51.080 I mean, that's an organization.

00:17:52.840 Their whole focus is taking social media campaigns on the left and making them trend like this, because as much as your average citizen doesn't watch those trends, media do watch those trends and influential people watch those trends and they have an impact.

00:18:05.800 And it was just been fantastic to see a tweet organically take off like that, that Marty up north did.

00:18:13.040 And it just went wild and it continues to.

00:18:16.500 And these sorts of things shake them up.

00:18:18.000 This was something happening on what they consider traditionally their turf.

00:18:21.300 and it showed a lot of outrage i mean it was a a great campaign as we were seeing for people who

00:18:27.300 weren't watching it they were very just personal things people explaining why they're not an

00:18:32.820 extremist yet they're considered extremist you know hey i'm a 37 year old father of six who's

00:18:38.440 worked all my life never committed a crime but because of my medical choices trudeau thinks i'm

00:18:42.860 extremist who has to be dealt with and there were so many of those tweets and it humanized it it

00:18:47.920 It wasn't the people they want to, you know, marginalize and claim are crazy extremists, fringe people.

00:18:54.780 No, these were real people behind the keyboard, rational people, and it just snowballed.

00:19:00.160 It was fantastic to watch, and you can see why it made them sweat.

00:19:03.340 I heard somebody mention, I think it was yesterday or the day before, that this campaign on Twitter, the Trudeau Must Go hashtag,

00:19:10.600 has had as much impact, if not more, than the Freedom Convoy back in January and February.

00:19:16.260 What are your thoughts on that?

00:19:17.920 I don't know if I'd go that far. I mean, it's had quite an impact. There's no doubt about it. As I said, you can't underestimate social media and how it impacts the general trends of policymakers and media members and the public at large. But I mean, the convoy itself was unprecedented. I mean, we've never seen anything like that.

00:19:34.560 We haven't seen Canadians, typically passive Canadians, get up and cross a country like that and put up with so much in a peaceful protest.

00:19:46.360 Again, it didn't seem to swing the needle overall, I guess, if you're looking at full public support one way or another when it came to restrictions.

00:19:52.380 But it shook the government up and let people know authoritarians have limits.

00:19:57.240 They can push people too far.

00:19:58.560 So I wouldn't say it's surpassed the convoys' impact yet.

00:20:02.380 What would you say about the state of journalism in Canada today? And I'm not talking about the Western Standard or True North, TNC.news or Rebel News or shows like mine. And we seem to be sprinkled with shows like this all across the country now. Shows like this popping up and getting fairly good support based upon, I think, people actually moving away from this left-wing corporate media. But why have they gone to such extremes, do you think, to protect Trudeau and his minions?

00:20:32.260 Yeah, well, I mean, times have changed.

00:20:34.940 The media is having a hard time.

00:20:36.280 I mean, even principal publications, they're bleeding.

00:20:38.900 They're bleeding badly.

00:20:39.860 I mean, we know from the old days, the newspapers made most of their money out of classified ads and obituaries.

00:20:44.400 They don't have any of that anymore, and they can't afford it.

00:20:47.480 Trudeau has been dangling the subsidy money in front of them.

00:20:49.700 And even if you're unconsciously doing it, you don't want to shake up the institution that's paying your bills.

00:20:56.220 You don't want to lay off more journalists.

00:20:57.760 You don't want to lay off more people in the room.

00:20:59.760 Or some are just outright overt.

00:21:01.500 I mean, a very recent example, for example, was CTV.

00:21:05.800 Their headline over Trudeau's thing, they said Trudeau did a nice, you know, tribute to the Queen singing a bulimian rhapsody.

00:21:12.900 Like, wow, is that what you call it?

00:21:14.880 I mean, talk about carrying water for that man.

00:21:17.500 Whereas European, you know, column newspapers, of course, that weren't beholden to his government whatsoever, just excoriated him.

00:21:24.920 It shows the difference of that influence within it.

00:21:27.240 I think there's still some very good journalists remaining within the legacy media,

00:21:33.240 though they're getting fewer and farther in between, and they're getting pressured.

00:21:37.320 Daniel Smith is another example, or as you would know more than anybody,

00:21:40.620 radio hosts are getting told, Kid Carson on the West Coast, things like that.

00:21:44.860 You can't touch those subjects.

00:21:46.220 We just don't want you touching them.

00:21:48.520 Some have quit and moved on, or others, well, they've softened up.

00:21:52.860 I mean, talk radio is boring as all get out now.

00:21:54.760 The media is in a bad state.

00:21:56.960 And the Western Standard, Epoch Times, your show, my show, they're great, but we've got to admit, too, they've got their own leanings.

00:22:04.380 I mean, we need to have more to make sure there is balance out there.

00:22:07.660 I do think it's coming, though.

00:22:09.420 The Convoy, that was another one of the greatest successes from the Convoy.

00:22:13.600 I mean, we saw that the Standard is a subscription-based publication.

00:22:16.420 We were doing well already, but the subscriptions just exploded during the Convoy.

00:22:21.920 I mean, we couldn't keep up with how fast people were coming, and they were seeking us out.

00:22:25.860 They were seeking out other publications because the legacy media embarrassed itself.

00:22:30.140 I mean, they were just so badly slanted, so badly in bed with the establishment that people couldn't handle it anymore.

00:22:38.020 And of course, they stayed with our publications since then.

00:22:42.740 So it was a great evolution.

00:22:43.700 And it'll take, you know, there's going to be ups and downs, but I think media will improve and come along and settle into something good.

00:22:52.080 You know, I mean, people will find a way to share information in an accurate way.

00:22:54.780 Well, I hope you're right. But, you know, Bill C-11 is on the horizon and this is going through the Senate right now. I believe it's going through some committees there. They may try to make some amendments to it or they may just pass it out. Right. Or they may reject it basically to me.

00:23:09.040 And I've read this bill and it's it's ridiculous in its length and scope that it could actually shut, you know, shows like mine, even networks like yours down based upon certain criteria the government comes up with or the CRTC or an outside committee that has yet to be formed comes up with says, yeah, I'm sorry you don't meet this criteria.

00:23:31.360 You're no longer allowed on the Internet or you are allowed on the Internet, but we're going to downgrade your reach so nobody ever sees your show.

00:23:39.040 I don't know if that is even challengeable in court.

00:23:42.640 I've been thinking about that.

00:23:43.920 And, you know, as long as they allow us on the platforms, I don't think they would have a problem defending that case in court in terms of, you know, freedom of expression.

00:23:54.580 The liberals, they want to throttle it.

00:23:57.260 There's no doubt about it.

00:23:58.180 I mean, they see the threat of having unrestrained discourse and news sharing.

00:24:03.660 And I think they can really harm it and set it back.

00:24:05.800 I just don't feel confident they can stop it.

00:24:07.580 I mean, this sort of thing will turn into a game of whack-a-mole.

00:24:10.500 When you shut off the information here, people will find it over there,

00:24:14.460 and it'll pop up over here, and it'll come up over there.

00:24:16.960 And there's, you know, people like Michael Geist and others who are speaking up.

00:24:21.800 I mean, academics, you know, who aren't necessarily traditional conservatives

00:24:24.900 are saying, no, you're crossing the line.

00:24:26.560 It's going too far.

00:24:28.300 And they could do damage in the short term,

00:24:30.820 but I'm just holding still some optimism in the longer term.

00:24:34.360 We will beat these things.

00:24:36.700 Justin Trudeau singing Bohemian Rhapsody.

00:24:39.580 We talked about this just a few minutes ago, but, you know, I mean, he's staying at a hotel that is $5,000 a night.

00:24:48.820 He's got an entire entourage there with him.

00:24:51.400 He shows up in a T-shirt in one of the hotel lounges or bars, whatever.

00:24:56.220 He's got one of his entourage playing the piano, and he starts singing Bohemian Rhapsody.

00:25:00.060 I believe that was on Sunday night or maybe Saturday night, just a couple of days before the Queen's funeral procession.

00:25:07.400 Well, the entire country is in a period of mourning.

00:25:11.020 And yet you find Canadian left wing corporate media defending him.

00:25:17.320 And I saw Althea Raj of the tour star, the Red Star, doing it on Twitter today.

00:25:22.780 And Rachel Gilmore, I believe, of Global News, who's a joke, by the way.

00:25:28.280 doing it on on twitter today what is your take on this guy is he just stupid is he tone deaf

00:25:36.380 or all of the above what is the deal with this clown there's a bit of a few things you know

00:25:41.580 it's a pattern like this isn't even the worst thing he's done when he's left the country it's

00:25:45.300 just the latest thing he's done and he is tone deaf he's vain he doesn't see outside of his own

00:25:50.800 bubble uh i i think personally he's also very insecure he likes the attention he has to be

00:25:56.440 the center of attention. He's like a child who has to make the noise at the party to be the one

00:26:01.100 who's front and center. And yes, this great thing is happening overseas. But, you know, look at all

00:26:06.060 these people I have around me. How can I make this about me? Well, let's have an impulsive party in

00:26:11.020 the hotel lobby. I mean, if he wanted to have a personal thing, he could have brought his entourage

00:26:14.140 up to what was probably a 4,000 square foot hotel room and carried on with the party. But no, he had

00:26:18.960 to do it in the lobby. He wanted to be seen. And he had, I mean, I don't think he did it as an

00:26:24.400 intentional slight he's just so stupid he didn't realize that this was not the time and the place

00:26:30.100 to do something like this it just didn't occur to him and did these media members when they defend

00:26:37.000 him on social media not understand what they're doing and how it looks i mean when you see a

00:26:42.520 photo of rosie barton standing in front of him did you ever see that one on twitter it was a

00:26:47.800 couple years ago she was interviewing him as they were walking uh over oh yeah in ottawa and she was

00:26:53.740 I mean, almost cooing at him and batting her eyes.

00:26:56.540 I was embarrassed for her.

00:26:59.920 It was just unbelievable.

00:27:03.020 And, yeah, they barely try to hide it.

00:27:05.720 And she's still, you know, the very biased head of the CBC wing in there.

00:27:10.260 But, again, we are seeing pushback.

00:27:11.860 I mean, Polyev, hopefully, we'll see.

00:27:14.280 He's gaining some steam.

00:27:16.320 He hasn't said it again recently, and I hope he's not backing off on it.

00:27:19.200 But he was pretty adamant about defunding that CBC.

00:27:21.200 And if you could take down that institution, that's a good start.

00:27:23.740 in in shaking up the old establishment media here because they're just as you said you know

00:27:28.280 people like barton and gilmore i mean they're just beyond the pale yeah ridiculous and today

00:27:33.640 the first day of the house of commons no sign of trudeau he's at the un meetings talking about

00:27:38.160 food security of all things in new york city even as he's going to be proposing a 30 percent

00:27:43.800 nitrogen reduction law before the end of the year i believe which means farmers are not going to be

00:27:49.880 able to use fertilizer which means that 30 percent 30 percent of their crops will not come in

00:27:55.640 probably starting next year we could have essentially uh the same kind of a situation

00:28:01.200 in canada the netherlands had and still has had for the past few months where farmers just get in

00:28:06.500 their tractors get on the highway and head down to ottawa or whatever their provincial capital is

00:28:11.560 again tone deaf the guy just doesn't show up when he where and when he is supposed to be he's a

00:28:18.240 playboy he is and flying around the the world yet uh on his private jet and yambering about climate

00:28:25.000 change it's amazing yeah and the fertilizer thing that's you know a bigger issue that's disturbed me

00:28:31.280 even more uh we dealt with uh you know i covered that or tried to with the western standard for

00:28:36.780 a bit and on some shows and i did a monologue on it you know some of those monologues on tiktok

00:28:40.260 would do really really well well that one got cut off of tiktok because i talked about the dutch

00:28:46.100 protests well i gotta remember the tech talks run by chinese they don't like seeing uprisings

00:28:52.320 from citizens uh government coming down on on the speech doesn't scare me as much as the handful of

00:28:59.120 social media giants doing it they've got more power than our governments these days and uh you

00:29:04.160 know if trudeau follows through like the moron he is and i wouldn't put it beyond him in trying to

00:29:08.760 cut fertilizer like that it will spur protests across canada much like the netherlands but

00:29:13.340 there will be a disadvantage when we've got uh social media trying to suppress those sorts of

00:29:17.580 movements not to mention the canadian government if bill c11 passes and yet here's a poll that came

00:29:23.000 out from uh who who did this laser so 1522 respondents across the country suggest that

00:29:30.720 they would vote conservative so the conservatives do have the lead here but as far as their preferred

00:29:36.200 Prime Minister. It's Trudeau in the lead over Pierre Paliyev and then Jagmeet Singh. What is it

00:29:43.740 about our country that can't let go of this guy, no matter how many indiscretions,

00:29:49.960 how many embarrassments, how many bad decisions? If I had the answer, maybe I would be working for

00:29:57.720 Paliyev or somebody else because I just don't get it. I mean, it is hard, I think, for people

00:30:02.280 like us to try and figure out what that is, because, I mean, he's never held appeal for me,

00:30:06.820 that guy. He's always been vacuous and shallow, and, you know, I'm inclined towards some leaders

00:30:14.340 with thought. I mean, I still hold some degree of respect for Jean Chrétien, though I don't

00:30:19.360 think he was a great prime minister, but I can respect him. He at least had some intellect to

00:30:24.080 him. But Trudeau, I don't know what the appeal is in that, man, but it's real, and it's there,

00:30:29.680 And as you said, in those polls, I mean, no matter how many of these embarrassing stunts he does, no matter how many stupid policies he releases, there's a core of support that will not let go on that guy.

00:30:40.180 Okay, so we have to get to the next topic here, man.

00:30:42.600 This is, I'm sure you've seen the photo.

00:30:45.660 I'm going to bring the picture up here.

00:30:47.780 I think I know where you're going already.

00:30:50.140 Okay.

00:30:51.120 So, and I didn't want to use any of the left-wing corporate media here in Canada on purpose.

00:30:57.240 this story has gone worldwide uh this is from the daily mail over there in the uk canadian high

00:31:03.280 school defending the transgender teacher who wore the enormous prosthetic breasts underneath the

00:31:09.400 tight t-shirt to class and here we go um apparently cory and everybody watching the show

00:31:18.840 this has been going on since school started i believe ontario schools start a little bit

00:31:24.020 earlier than those do of west they've been in school now for probably three weeks and this

00:31:29.160 teacher a woodworking teacher by the way um i i don't know how he would not cut himself with the

00:31:37.260 bandsaw just trying to get around around all of that i i don't know how this has remained quiet

00:31:44.080 for so long but finally some students started taking some photos and getting it out there on

00:31:49.460 social media. And the school is now defending his freedom of expression. What is your take

00:31:56.440 on all this nonsense? And this is just the tip of the iceberg. There has been a lot more going on.

00:32:03.060 Somebody's got to get up and say the emperor has no clothes. I mean, this is just getting

00:32:07.180 beyond the pale. It's never enough. And it's, you know, the trans activist community. And I like to

00:32:14.720 distinguish between that because there's a a lot of trans people actually who have transitioned

00:32:19.740 moved on they don't want to get in everybody's faces they're running around with this grotesque

00:32:24.440 and that's the only word for that you know exaggerated fake boobs in a school that focus

00:32:30.840 on being around kids is another thing that puts like enough and the trans community now it's

00:32:36.820 i'm saying it's up to them to start standing up and saying okay we've got to draw a line like it's

00:32:40.740 getting reasonable there are limits to where this expression goes and where it can happen

00:32:46.420 and when it can happen because there's nutcases like whoever that guy is and no i'm not going to

00:32:51.220 credit him with calling him or her and uh you know put them in their place and say we we have to stay

00:32:57.820 solid somewhere i mean i i interviewed actually and she came in in um in studio with me alberta's

00:33:03.960 chief firearms officer.

00:33:06.380 I saw that. That was very good.

00:33:08.420 Yeah, and I wasn't even sure

00:33:10.640 at the time, but I kind of got curious.

00:33:12.360 Okay, and I Googled, and sure enough, she was 0.57

00:33:14.220 transgender. Okay. 0.99

00:33:16.260 And I mean, it didn't matter. My point was having

00:33:18.280 her there as the chief firearms officer 0.80

00:33:20.220 and that she's not a trans activist. She's a trans

00:33:22.280 person who happens to be in a senior 0.97

00:33:24.280 bureaucrat position. Good. Good

00:33:26.280 for you. I hope you're happy. I hope it's all working out

00:33:28.240 for you. That's a trans person.

00:33:31.120 Trans activists are

00:33:32.220 people like that lunatic and the woke fools who refuse to call out that person in that school

00:33:37.800 and it's going to backlash on i think people like they've got to stand up for their cause they got

00:33:45.480 to quit letting their activist wing lead the narrative of of what this this i guess change

00:33:51.100 in outlook and tolerance is because they've gone way too far cory i have been saying that it's going

00:33:56.540 to backfire all of this stuff for the past 10 years and yet we're still waiting it continues

00:34:03.340 to get worse you know and i i liken it to um and one of the old you know grandfather clocks where

00:34:09.300 the pendulum swings this far and then it's got to come back it cannot go any further and yet they

00:34:13.980 still find a way for the pendulum to continue going their direction um what about a common

00:34:20.460 sense revolution and i believe that marty up north's hashtag trudeau must go may be the beginning

00:34:27.040 of something like that it just seems to me and you're right i do believe that the trans community

00:34:31.680 needs to get on top of this because you're right you know i mean there's trans people out there

00:34:35.540 they're not going to throw it up in your face they're not going to tell you hey by the way i

00:34:39.120 identify as she her and if you call me uh anything else or call me they them then i'm going to have

00:34:45.040 a problem with you and i'm going to go right to the newspaper and tell everybody about it

00:34:48.500 you know uh what what i believe is that you know live and let live i've always believed that

00:34:55.080 but at some point we have to stand up and say you're not like jordan peterson you're not going

00:35:01.340 to tell me how to speak you're not going to tell me you're not going to you know compel my speech

00:35:07.460 right absolutely you've got to allow the differences we don't all have to agree

00:35:12.700 on it and uh i don't know what the full solution they said we've been waiting for 10 years for the

00:35:17.940 pushback, but it is coming. And unfortunately, this inflames extremists on the other end. I mean,

00:35:22.780 a trans person who perhaps doesn't harm anybody, hasn't done anything, but somebody who just got

00:35:27.620 pushed over the edge now becomes violent or problematic because of these extremists who

00:35:33.080 keep pushing it. I'd like to see more backstory of what happened in that Ontario school. I mean,

00:35:37.360 I wouldn't be surprised if this person had already been dressing or identifying as a woman for some

00:35:41.600 time, but maybe because nobody really paid mind to it and just accepted it. Well, I've got to up

00:35:46.360 the ante. So now I'm going to put on this prosthetic atrocity and truly put it almost

00:35:52.240 literally into people's faces so I can get the attention to this issue and try and play victim

00:35:56.100 when people push back. And quite possibly, you know, this could also be a distraction

00:36:01.360 for all of these gender reassignment clinics that are opening in the United States and Canada for

00:36:07.340 children. We're talking about seven and eight year olds. We're talking about 10 and 11 year olds,

00:36:12.780 kids who are going for gender reassignment surgery and this is irreversible this kind of thing yeah

00:36:18.580 and i i didn't this is another problematic area of it and it's huge and i think perhaps i mean i

00:36:24.380 understand okay there's a lot of people when they were 12 13 started to realize maybe that they're

00:36:28.760 gay and that's where their you know puberty is coming in they're different from others or

00:36:32.480 some might feel that they're trans at that point and it's where the confusion is starting to come

00:36:36.920 in but things come and go they have their ups and downs we're kids we don't know month by month

00:36:42.220 everything changes radically and irreversible surgical or you know drug induced changes it's

00:36:49.240 not the time to do it i can't imagine how many stupid decisions i did before i was even 18

00:36:53.700 you know i was not in a position to make life choices that were going to impact me all the way

00:36:59.780 to the end of my life they've got to stop going after the kids by all means be supportive indulge

00:37:05.460 i mean if a child really is trans and they know it by 15 well they can wait until they're 18 it's

00:37:09.560 just three years you then make the choice on your own but surgically altering children

00:37:15.280 in a permanent way like that before they're 18 is child abuse there's no getting around it we've

00:37:20.700 got to be allowed to call it out for that esgs i believe that all of these things that we're seeing

00:37:27.460 are nothing more than a distraction or they're throwing into the mix of society to divide people

00:37:34.440 in so many ways that eventually people will have to stand on their own without a group behind them

00:37:40.800 without any kind of family or friendship support community support um and it's part of the plan

00:37:47.320 of possibly the world economic forum to create such dissension in western societies that we

00:37:55.760 will allow anything to come into our lives if we think it's going to make things better

00:38:01.180 What are your thoughts on the World Economic Forum and how much influence do they have in our country and in other Western civilization?

00:38:10.480 Yeah, I'm sort of mixed on them. I mean, they're real. Their goals are expressed. They state them.

00:38:17.720 I mean, these are Marxists. They want and they say they want to influence our political leaders and get that in there.

00:38:23.980 And we heard Justin Trudeau parroting their lines during his first year as prime minister.

00:38:29.220 So they did influence him and that impacts his policy.

00:38:32.280 So they're real and they do have an influence.

00:38:34.460 But at the same time, they aren't as widespread as a lot of people think they are.

00:38:40.160 I mean, I've been accused of being a WEF, Patsy.

00:38:42.280 It just seems to be the trend for some people that everybody they don't like, they say, is a part of the WEF now.

00:38:46.760 And they throw it at them.

00:38:47.720 And I wish they wouldn't do that because it undercuts the people who really are beholden to that group.

00:38:53.500 Or the ones who really at least follow the ideology of that group.

00:38:57.400 uh i think again the public exposure of who and what they are though has has dispowered them a

00:39:03.400 little bit i mean even though they're always in the open they were always under the radar

00:39:06.660 and this last few years no people do see uh who and what they are and i don't think uh any at

00:39:12.540 least somewhat conservative leaning uh politicians for example are going to put up with uh any of

00:39:17.340 their members attending any more of those conferences and showing up at those things

00:39:20.100 they've lost that ability to draw them in like they used to but they're not going away you've

00:39:24.560 seen the video of uh of klaus schwab talking about having uh infiltrated at least half of the

00:39:31.020 cabinet of canada right yeah and did that send a shiver up your spine it does you know and it's

00:39:39.180 believable but at the same time i don't necessarily know what to believe out of that man either i mean

00:39:43.000 i don't think highly of him i i know he wants to infiltrate that many and i know that the liberals

00:39:48.120 looking at the moves their cabinet does it's very possible he has it without doubt but at the same

00:39:54.680 time he could be exaggerating but it's right in front of us and i it seems they've moved on almost

00:40:01.940 to the point of trolling i mean now that they've been exposed for what they are he just ups the

00:40:05.900 the talk even further as you said with videos like that i i don't know uh how to deal with them but

00:40:11.620 there is a group of global elites who who want to pursue world marxism and that is the world

00:40:16.380 economic forum and it's not being a conspiracy theory to point that out they say it they wear

00:40:20.300 it on their sleeves so what then would be the purpose of a bill like c11 what do you think

00:40:27.920 the purpose of that is well the purpose is for authoritarians to control information to control

00:40:34.220 discourse uh everybody you know if we're going all the way back to 1984 any book talking about

00:40:39.080 dystopian authoritarian future knows that you have to talk about controlling information discourse

00:40:46.100 press conversation telling people how they can speak what they can say it's an integral part

00:40:51.360 of that that's why the americans i mean in the revolution and drafting their constitution knew

00:40:56.600 how important the first amendment was if you don't have free speech you don't have any other freedoms

00:41:01.560 and uh it's very dangerous so what's your take on almost every world leader in the west a couple

00:41:10.400 of years ago maybe it was a year and a half ago using the same catchphrase build back better

00:41:17.440 all of them i don't know i mean i i don't have enough you know what i'm i'm interested in

00:41:25.400 throwing these things at you because i really want to get your reaction on this i know that

00:41:29.420 there's a lot of people that don't want to believe that these buggers these world economic forum guys

00:41:33.860 are very infiltrated in our government and and the policies that our governments make but

00:41:38.640 To me, it seems obvious. I'm just trying to figure out exactly what the rationale is here for the Americans to be allowing so many illegal migrants into their country. Millions now. As a matter of fact, since Biden has been president, they've got 4.9. That is the exact population of Alberta. You know, 4.9 million immigrants have come into their country illegally. And I'm happy to see what Ron DeSantis has been doing, flying them to Martha's.

00:42:04.340 That was magnificent. If you want to expose those hypocritical, you know, champagne socialists who always point down to the South and say, hey, you're a bunch of racist whiners.

00:42:15.920 You've got to let those guys in there. You complain about them being around. It's wrong.

00:42:21.800 And then just it just took 50 of them in their backyard and those guys lost it.

00:42:25.920 it right but it's not like you've got the george soros uh you know attorney generals down there

00:42:32.640 you've got uh crime they're so soft on crime you've got california pretty much falling apart

00:42:38.480 down there and i'm just wondering why these politicians allow this kind of stuff to happen

00:42:44.720 with their policies is it just a byproduct of what their policies create or is it intentional

00:42:51.360 Well, I think some of it's got to be intentional.

00:42:53.480 They can't be that stupid.

00:42:54.760 I mean, Gavin Newsom, whatever he is, he's not stupid.

00:42:58.540 Trudeau's stupid.

00:42:59.800 Newsom has got a brain, and he's scarier than Trudeau,

00:43:03.920 and he's destroying California.

00:43:06.060 I mean, he's got to know he's destroying California.

00:43:08.560 He's driving out his productive.

00:43:10.420 It's like reading Atlas Shrugged to see what they're doing to that state.

00:43:14.540 He wants to run for president.

00:43:16.300 Yeah.

00:43:17.020 He says, if Biden doesn't run, I'll run.

00:43:19.500 Unbelievable.

00:43:20.460 Yeah. So, I mean, I can only I have to believe that Newsom has a bigger plan and it's the disruption and it's the Marxism of the sort that's being pushed by the WF.

00:43:32.360 The only leap I won't make is I don't know if he's directly tied with them or being guided by them, but he's certainly sharing their views.

00:43:38.180 Yeah. And this is the thing. This is the question that I was asking a couple of years ago.

00:43:43.000 Okay, so why? Why are these guys, why are these world leaders all speaking the same way? Why are their policies so destructive for the very people they purport to govern? Why? What is the endgame here?

00:43:56.980 And then ultimately you go down that rabbit hole and you see, well, uh, welcome to UN agenda 2030.

00:44:04.260 Welcome to Klaus Schwab's world economic forum.

00:44:06.980 Welcome to, uh, the UN and the ESG goals.

00:44:11.880 And then you go, okay, that makes sense.

00:44:15.140 They're all walking in.

00:44:16.380 And I hate to use this expression, but it's been used over and over lockstep.

00:44:21.700 Yeah.

00:44:22.280 Well, I mean, some of it could be, I mean, build back better is just a good marketing catch theme.

00:44:26.460 I mean, it looks good.

00:44:27.820 Have you ever in your lifetime, my friend, ever heard every world leader together echo the same catchphrase?

00:44:35.560 I've never seen it.

00:44:37.180 No, no.

00:44:37.920 And there's definitely going to be, you know, there's some collusion.

00:44:40.480 There's no doubt about that.

00:44:41.500 I mean, you wouldn't, you'd have outlier nations, more of them making more noise if there wasn't a degree of collusion going on.

00:44:49.380 But they aren't, they haven't won yet.

00:44:52.480 I mean, I do try to study and think on the mindset of these people.

00:44:57.700 They're the same ones.

00:44:58.500 And I think they convinced themselves they're doing the world good, that they're vain to the point that they think they're better than everybody else.

00:45:04.860 Just put us on top and we will manage these sheep and make them all much better for their own good.

00:45:10.120 We know we saw that in the Soviet Union.

00:45:11.840 That's exactly what that was.

00:45:13.020 I think Lenin really thought he was making the Soviets a better place.

00:45:15.660 I think Mao Zedong thought he was the best thing that China had ever had happened to them.

00:45:19.760 But of course, history has shown that they're horrific people and the things they impose are doing so. And it's that same mindset coming from these authoritarians today.

00:45:28.840 You know, what's interesting is there's so many people when you when you start telling them all of these things that you and I have been discussing these past few minutes and you tell them this stuff and they sit there with this look on their face.

00:45:39.760 they're kind of like what no they'd never do that and then you say to them no no no you'd never do

00:45:48.380 that they would do that as you point out they look at us like ants right a very good way to put it

00:45:55.560 and that's what i was saying where i try i try to think what's in their mindset and that's why i

00:45:59.580 kind of said they're they're these they have an elitist point of view they they don't think of us

00:46:04.720 And as you said, we don't think that way.

00:46:07.440 It takes a thought exercise to have to sit and try and put ourselves into their shoes because it doesn't make sense to us.

00:46:14.120 But once you start looking at it that way, then a lot of their moves do start to make sense.

00:46:17.980 All right, Corey, thanks for coming on tonight.

00:46:19.420 Where can we find you on social media and where can we find you on the Western Standard now that you've reduced yourself to one measly day a week?

00:46:26.540 Well, one measly day a week.

00:46:28.280 I'm on Wednesdays at noon Mountain Day Late at the Western Standard.

00:46:31.460 It's live through all the channels there.

00:46:33.120 i write columns at the epoch times uh as well and of course yeah for for where i tend to vent and

00:46:38.940 and be uh at my best or as some would say my worst is is twitter at uh cory b morgan uh that's where

00:46:45.180 you can have the the most fun with me on there anyway dude i love your work i thank you for

00:46:49.520 coming on tonight we'll have to do it i appreciate it it was great conversation thanks thank you

00:46:54.180 cory there is cory morgan western standard epoch times you name it uh yeah a good guy a good

00:47:00.140 conversation okay guys i want to talk about something that came to my attention well has

00:47:06.760 been coming to my attention for the past week or so and i'm going to be talking more about this

00:47:14.340 with mike voyjackis on friday night of course mike voyjackis of voyage funeral homes and

00:47:19.540 you guys know that mike does a show here on this page called ask the funeral director and it goes

00:47:25.260 every second wednesday night right after the main show here at about 9 15 or 9 20 so tomorrow night

00:47:31.340 a brand new episode of ask the funeral director with mike boy jackets and he will be joining

00:47:36.620 the main show like i was saying on friday night at eight o'clock central

00:47:45.500 i'm just trying to figure out where to begin and this is going to be a a loose outline

00:47:50.700 i know that many of you watching the show right now have made a trip up to clandaboy

00:48:01.000 to the wild west ranch in the last couple of weeks and that's fine that's your choice

00:48:06.580 and i'm never going to sit here on this show ever and tell you what to do or what not to do

00:48:14.760 I will recommend.

00:48:18.840 Now, the meeting up there on September the 11th weekend, 11th, 12th, 13th,

00:48:25.400 was supposed to be gathering all of the leaders of the freedom movement

00:48:31.720 and joining together to make us united again,

00:48:35.220 because many people have been complaining that it's become fractured

00:48:38.180 based upon this, that, and the other for the past seven or eight months,

00:48:42.000 ever since the Freedom Convoy was so abruptly halted

00:48:46.300 by the RCMP and other forces back in February in Ottawa.

00:48:53.980 I knew that wasn't the case.

00:48:58.020 I knew, based upon the location of the event

00:49:03.120 and the people running it,

00:49:05.360 that it was going to be something else entirely,

00:49:09.100 and I was right.

00:49:12.000 there is a faction of people

00:49:15.820 who are trying to radicalize others

00:49:19.980 within the freedom movement

00:49:22.860 or to simply attach them to their movement

00:49:26.440 so they appear to be larger than they really are.

00:49:30.640 So they can pull off some terrible, terrible things.

00:49:39.240 And I want you to know

00:49:40.940 that I do not condone any of the plans

00:49:45.600 that these people have made

00:49:48.460 or are making right now.

00:49:51.280 They're reprehensible.

00:49:53.560 They will reflect on every single one of us

00:49:57.400 within the freedom movement.

00:50:00.240 And I encourage you to think hard

00:50:02.980 about what it is that,

00:50:06.620 if you join these people,

00:50:08.100 about what it is that you will be involving yourself with

00:50:11.460 and what the repercussions could be.

00:50:14.360 I always say, play the tape to the end

00:50:18.320 and try to imagine what's going to happen at the end of the game.

00:50:29.560 If you try to go in against a trained force, using force,

00:50:36.080 you will lose

00:50:39.200 you don't have a chance

00:50:44.360 there are people yelling and screaming

00:50:47.920 we have to do something

00:50:50.180 and I agree

00:50:53.720 but sadly

00:50:56.200 in order to gain the kind of support we need

00:51:00.080 to make our stand

00:51:02.060 we have to let the governments

00:51:05.860 and the large corporations

00:51:08.520 because ultimately they're the ones

00:51:10.760 who are behind all of this, guys.

00:51:13.020 Governments are the minions of corporate Canada,

00:51:17.540 corporate USA,

00:51:18.920 all of the big corporate leaders,

00:51:22.200 organizations worldwide.

00:51:24.120 They are the ones calling the shots.

00:51:27.120 So we have to let them make their moves on us first.

00:51:31.740 And when they have an impact on enough people,

00:51:34.620 and I'm talking about a harsh impact

00:51:36.600 those people will finally

00:51:38.620 stand up and say enough's

00:51:40.720 enough and when

00:51:42.760 they stand up and they say enough's

00:51:44.800 enough they have to stand

00:51:46.720 up firmly

00:51:48.160 and peacefully

00:51:50.580 and united

00:51:52.380 in non-compliance

00:51:54.600 non-violence

00:51:57.220 we're in a war

00:52:00.820 I've heard that

00:52:02.280 I've said it myself

00:52:04.860 And yes, we are.

00:52:07.780 But this is not a traditional war.

00:52:11.320 This is a war of information.

00:52:15.760 This is a war for your very soul

00:52:18.160 and the souls of your friends and family.

00:52:22.960 And you can see all of the effects

00:52:26.680 that this war has had on people

00:52:28.480 if you just look around the next time you go out.

00:52:30.960 you can see the effects that this war has had on people now

00:52:38.000 in the person walking next to you in a parking lot on a beautiful sunny 20 degree day

00:52:45.720 with a full face shield and mask on staring at the pavement

00:52:53.960 these people have been harmed mentally spiritually

00:52:58.300 it's like they've had their souls scooped out of them and that's not even to bring in the effects

00:53:07.600 of this so-called well i'm not even going to say the word but i will say experimental gene therapy

00:53:13.700 who knows the kind of effect that's had on such a large percentage of the population

00:53:19.140 and i'm not talking about just injuries and deaths i'm talking about more than that

00:53:26.800 And I'll get into that on another show.

00:53:32.700 So what can we do?

00:53:36.700 In my opinion, and you can say you're wrong,

00:53:41.540 and I'm sure some of you will.

00:53:47.420 In my opinion, peaceful noncompliance is the only way.

00:53:55.880 what I cannot abide by

00:54:00.200 is being lied to

00:54:02.520 especially when it comes from somebody

00:54:07.400 who is a purported leader in this movement

00:54:10.900 and we've been lied to

00:54:14.000 by a few people

00:54:16.360 I'm not naming names

00:54:20.080 you need

00:54:24.880 integrity and honesty

00:54:27.300 in a movement like ours

00:54:29.120 it's the only way

00:54:30.700 that we can have the full trust

00:54:32.740 of as many people as we can possibly get

00:54:35.380 so

00:54:40.260 I really want anybody

00:54:46.400 who is thinking about doing something

00:54:49.800 illegal

00:54:52.720 and I'm using that in

00:54:55.280 you know the old sense of the word

00:54:59.660 because the government has been changing rules on us

00:55:04.740 and mandates and laws on us constantly

00:55:07.580 and definitions for the past couple of years

00:55:09.640 if you don't feel in your heart and soul

00:55:14.480 that you are doing the right thing

00:55:17.080 then don't do it

00:55:18.700 do not be pressured into it

00:55:20.740 Do not be bullied into doing something you know is wrong.

00:55:28.360 I wasn't going to give this small faction any air at all.

00:55:38.080 And maybe that was wrong.

00:55:40.200 Because I know now, through many of my contacts,

00:55:45.400 what is really going on.

00:55:48.800 and it's just a road that it should never ever be traveled

00:55:54.400 i'm not going to get into all the ins and outs of it with you guys because

00:56:02.080 i could be sitting here for the next hour and a lot of it would only be speculation but i do know

00:56:08.080 a lot of what's going on and all of these high level secret meetings that these people are having

00:56:13.680 but ultimately

00:56:16.100 if they have to lie to you

00:56:18.220 to get you involved in what they're doing

00:56:20.580 what does that tell you?

00:56:31.680 I don't like having to say any of this stuff

00:56:34.580 and I know there's a lot of people

00:56:37.400 who have been fooled

00:56:38.360 but I want you to understand something

00:56:42.920 when the government started this whole campaign of fear back in march of 2020

00:56:51.880 it was a campaign like we have never seen before it still is in many respects although it seems to

00:57:01.040 be falling apart by the minute and we're picking up on that but what this campaign did was it took

00:57:06.680 probably 30 percent of our population and brainwashed hypnotized them into believing

00:57:12.180 something that is absolutely ludicrous almost like the jfk assassination the magic bullet theory

00:57:19.600 people actually bought that back then can you believe that when you break that down and look

00:57:24.500 at it now you go that's impossible it never could have happened like that well the same thing has

00:57:30.200 happened to us in the past couple of years government did that to us now many of us didn't

00:57:38.320 fall for it, but I do believe a large percentage of the population were coerced after the campaign

00:57:43.600 didn't work on them. Get your shot or you lose your job. Get your shot or you're not a member

00:57:49.700 of this family anymore, right? We've seen that. Well, what's happening on the other side of things

00:57:56.640 is that people in a weakened state, after two years of being browbeaten and maybe losing their

00:58:04.380 jobs losing their income losing their homes even i've seen that happen i have spoken to people

00:58:09.740 that that's happened to and that upsets me i hear that kind of thing and it still upsets me when i

00:58:15.620 hear stories like that the government used fear but this small faction of the freedom movement

00:58:24.460 is now using anger anger to whip people up into a state where they're willing to do anything

00:58:31.240 because there's nothing left to lose

00:58:32.840 and we have to do something

00:58:34.320 and that's not the way to approach this

00:58:37.560 the government

00:58:41.840 is waiting for that

00:58:43.960 they are waiting for that

00:58:48.160 so

00:58:52.480 if you are interested

00:58:55.460 in following those people

00:58:57.320 Bonnie Riddell

00:59:00.660 in Klandiboy 0.95

00:59:02.620 she's the one

00:59:04.760 behind all of this

00:59:05.780 at least in Manitoba

00:59:08.160 if you're interested

00:59:10.460 in following all of this

00:59:11.780 please

00:59:12.800 go in with your eyes

00:59:16.440 open

00:59:17.100 and understand everything

00:59:20.100 that they're doing

00:59:21.940 because I do believe

00:59:24.540 there's a lot of things going on

00:59:26.360 that you guys might just not know about

00:59:28.160 and they haven't told you

00:59:30.660 and it ain't good.

00:59:36.020 All right.

00:59:38.980 That's all I've got for you guys tonight.

00:59:42.380 And I know that was a pretty heavy speech,

00:59:44.700 and I'm sorry for laying it on you like that,

00:59:46.860 but I don't feel at this point that I had a choice but to tell you.

00:59:53.860 And that was a mistake that I made underestimating them.

01:00:00.660 And I do know that they have lied about me.

01:00:04.360 They have lied about Patrick Allard.

01:00:06.520 They have lied about Jeremy McKenzie and others.

01:00:10.740 Bald-faced lies, insults,

01:00:12.960 with absolutely nothing to back up any claims at all. 1.00

01:00:19.000 And Bonnie, she doesn't care.

01:00:21.260 She said that.

01:00:21.980 I have got so many screenshots of the awful, vile filth 1.00

01:00:25.980 that she has spouted on social media. 1.00

01:00:27.960 It's disgusting.

01:00:30.660 I and others like me

01:00:40.680 try to conduct ourselves

01:00:44.100 with integrity at all times

01:00:46.600 it's important

01:00:47.560 it's very important to me

01:00:50.220 and the one thing that I make a promise

01:00:58.100 to you guys on is this

01:00:59.580 i will never knowingly lie to you ever

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01:04:03.380 Dr. Chris Allen Shoemaker is going to join the show tomorrow night.

01:04:08.280 He was at Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto for, I think, a period of 10 days talking to people about these experimental gene therapies and advising them to do the right thing, to try and get as much informed consent as they possibly can before making that decision to get their boosters.

01:04:27.060 He will join the show tomorrow night, Dr. Shoemaker will.

01:04:30.020 Mike Vojjakis on Friday night.

01:04:31.620 And again, if you guys want to talk to me about this rogue element within the freedom movement, which I believe could trigger another invocation of the Emergencies Act, or worse, you can email me, shadowdavis at gmail.com.

01:04:54.000 S-H-A-D-O-E-D-A-V-I-S at gmail.com. You can also message me on Facebook.

01:05:01.620 I think that everybody should be as informed as possible

01:05:05.980 when making a big decision.

01:05:10.720 And I do believe that everybody needs to hear the absolute truth,

01:05:15.620 the absolute truth,

01:05:17.840 before making a decision like that.

01:05:24.340 And I'm sorry that it's come to that.

01:05:30.160 But apparently it has.

01:05:31.620 that's it for the show tonight you guys i will catch you tomorrow night at eight o'clock central

01:05:37.480 for another shadow at night live stream until then i love you all and i will talk to you soon

01:05:42.080 bye for now

The Shadoe Davis Show - September 21, 2022

Shadoe at Nite Tues Sept. 20⧸2022 w⧸guest Cory Morgan of The Western Standard

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