The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Tuesday April 19th⧸2022

00:00:00.000 the shadow at night this is tuesday april the 19th 2022 i've got a big show for you tonight and

00:00:05.400 before i go any further i want to mention that tomorrow night on the show and i know that you're

00:00:09.580 probably not even here yet should i wait all right i'll wait i'll wait i'll wait i know when i get

00:00:17.480 started too soon people miss stuff so i'll wait but i want to get going you see hello amanda you

00:00:26.180 know what this is what i should do every single night as we wait for the stream to fill up

00:00:30.460 or to populate as they say i should say hello to people so hello amanda how are you hello sandy

00:00:37.480 lynn redmond how are you trev bella ida how are you doing thanks for being a part of the show

00:00:46.640 tonight lisa aaron maya uh steve how's calgary buddy i spoke to a few people in calgary today

00:00:56.340 hello justin hello rochelle or rachel i always get those two mixed up i imagine with the e on

00:01:02.840 the end and the extra l it's a rochelle yeah kevin patsy carrie correa gord roberta norma

00:01:12.960 linda mike how you doing buddy say hello to your lovely wife for me please joanne agnes christine

00:01:19.840 tommy wanda

00:01:23.680 warren kathy kathy freedom oh yeah monica candace rosa all right welcome to the show tonight guys

00:01:37.200 We are going to talk about the Great Reset

00:01:40.540 We're going to mention Operation Mockingbird

00:01:43.500 We're going to talk about cognitive dissonance

00:01:47.060 The DOJ down in the United States says

00:01:52.860 They're going to appeal the nixing of the federal mask mandate

00:01:56.740 Brought down by the federal judge yesterday

00:01:58.900 So this is going to go to the Supreme Court

00:02:00.740 What else?

00:02:07.200 I got a bunch of stuff, actually.

00:02:09.020 One thing leads into another thing, which leads into another thing.

00:02:15.720 Oh, and they say hospitalizations are up right now in Manitoba due to COVID-19.

00:02:21.080 That's the headline on the CBC story.

00:02:24.580 So if you only read headlines, you go, oh, my God, we have to bring back those, the masks.

00:02:33.240 But then you read the story and you go, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute.

00:02:36.380 they're leaving stuff out they're leaving stuff out again all right so guys don't forget

00:02:42.180 to like and to share and to hit the little bell right hit the little bell on the page so you get

00:02:50.260 notified when the show starts every weeknight at eight o'clock central i want to open tonight

00:02:57.360 with a viewer email from Leslie who lives in Ontario.

00:03:10.640 And this came to me this morning at about 9 o'clock.

00:03:13.980 i would imagine this email is a lot like what many people have experienced

00:03:29.660 sadly however oh steve tells me he hasn't left for calgary yet but your going away party was

00:03:37.640 last weekend why would you have a going away party and then stay how can we miss you if you won't

00:03:45.160 leave i'm sorry steve of course i'm only kidding right okay so here's the email good morning shadow

00:03:55.700 i'd like to first say thank you so much for your show it's opened up our eyes to what's really

00:04:00.860 going on in Canada and to the rights and freedoms. Unfortunately, my husband and I are double

00:04:09.180 vaccinated. It's not something we wanted to do, but we were pressured. For me, it was pressure

00:04:15.120 from my doctors. For my husband, it was his job. We're both in our late 50s, so my husband losing

00:04:21.020 his job was just not an option. However, we will not under any circumstances get any more shots.

00:04:28.360 We lived in fear for so long listening to the mainstream media, or as we call it here, Leslie, the left-wing corporate media.

00:04:36.720 Let's get that straight. We use our own language on this program.

00:04:40.740 So from this day forward, from this moment forward, left-wing corporate media.

00:04:46.580 To call them mainstream would be unfair, because they're not.

00:04:49.900 anyway we lived in fear for so long listening to the left-wing corporate media that we found

00:04:57.160 ourselves so depressed at all times but thanks to you we do not watch or listen to

00:05:02.440 left-wing corporate media any longer and we're better for it

00:05:06.840 we attended a wedding social in rural manitoba two weekends ago there had to be at least 350

00:05:14.540 people there and we only saw four people wearing breathing barriers. It was fabulous to see all

00:05:21.800 the smiling faces. I'd like to tell you a story of how the left-wing corporate media made me turn

00:05:28.440 away from a friend. This friend would write posts on Facebook and post things that because of what

00:05:38.620 was said on left-wing corporate media we thought were all lies and misinformation so thinking it

00:05:45.040 was the right thing to do I unfriended him well a few weeks ago I was informed that he was in

00:05:53.080 hospital dying of cancer shadow I have never felt so guilty in my life I cried for days I gave up

00:06:01.880 two months with a friend I've known my whole life a friend I grew up with and now I feel like I

00:06:06.820 walked away from him. I walked away from somebody who could have used a friend in his time of need.

00:06:13.300 I feel so guilty that I let the left-wing media dictate who should be my friend and who I should

00:06:19.560 associate with. And now he's passed on and I will never get the chance to say goodbye. I'll never

00:06:24.500 get a chance to apologize for unfriending someone who was my friend for so long. My brother saw him

00:06:30.480 in hospital two days before he died and he asked about me and that alone makes me cry.

00:06:34.440 I can never say sorry to him, and that's so hard to come to terms with.

00:06:41.560 I share your show with family. I know we'll listen.

00:06:44.620 Unfortunately, my husband's children are addicted to left-wing corporate media and their narrative,

00:06:49.580 so we cannot even talk about rights and freedoms, about not getting any more shots.

00:06:53.120 Unfortunately, they believe that it's the unvaccinated who are spreading COVID, but we know that's not true.

00:06:59.740 they've had covid more often than the people i know who have never been vaccinated one being

00:07:10.700 my son who is not vaccinated and living in bc it's very hard for him but i'm happy he stands

00:07:15.900 for what he believes in thank you again shadow for all you're doing to keep us informed on what's

00:07:19.660 really going on you make us feel like we belong and we're not alone feel free to share my story

00:07:25.700 So, Leslie, I shared it. And thank you for having the courage to write that. Now, I know there are many people who may be in the same position, Leslie, that you're in, who don't have the courage to write something like that or to even listen to the other side of things.

00:07:46.480 and so that's you know that's what i'm trying to do i am trying to get the word out to as many

00:07:56.660 people as i possibly can so maybe one day they'll go hmm this just doesn't seem right this is

00:08:06.120 something the matter here i need to explore further and so then they come here they watch

00:08:13.460 the show and they go oh yeah that makes sense now i'm not telling you guys what to believe

00:08:19.660 and i never would i would never ever try to tell you what to believe for yourself i'll tell you

00:08:27.580 what i believe or what i think or what i you know what i'm suspicious of but it's up to you to decide

00:08:34.500 what your truth is there's many levels of cognitive dissonance some people

00:08:40.660 get to a certain level and they stop and they go okay that's good enough for me i'm a guy who

00:08:48.260 always keeps asking why so one question leads to another leads to another leads to another i've

00:08:52.680 always been like that i can't help it it's just in my nature so i always want to know why why why

00:08:57.480 and it's never ever ever i've never gotten to the final why it's never happened i keep trying

00:09:04.500 every single day i have fascinating conversations with people daily and listen to what they think

00:09:12.400 is going on or what they think is not going on i listen to everybody

00:09:17.400 without judgment i just want to hear what they have to say

00:09:22.540 and i think sometimes wow these people would be fascinating guests if only they could have this

00:09:28.260 same conversation on camera so everybody could see and some people just can't can't wrap their

00:09:32.920 heads around that, right? All of a sudden they see 563 people watching live and maybe another

00:09:38.180 10,000 who watch later and they freeze up. So I know sometimes that doesn't work, but

00:09:43.180 well, most times that doesn't work, but still the conversations, I'm willing to have a conversation

00:09:48.680 with anybody who's got a point to make, right? And I think everybody should be willing to at

00:09:55.000 least have that conversation and then decide later. And it doesn't have to be five minutes

00:10:00.640 or one minute after the conversation is over it could be five days five weeks five months

00:10:05.260 before it finally clicks in on you and you go oh yeah right right that guy was right or he was so

00:10:16.720 wrong or whatever joseph borgo is going to be on the show tomorrow night i wrangled an interview

00:10:25.780 with joseph borgo who is running to be the leader of the conservative party of canada the interview

00:10:31.080 will be from his home base in calgary alberta and everybody who has met the guy or works with the

00:10:37.660 guy thinks he is just a great guy with great ideas great basic down home logical yet compassionate

00:10:47.640 ideas about where our country needs to go i don't think the man's going to win but i think he's

00:10:54.400 going to make a name for himself. Hopefully, he's one of the people that can help turn

00:10:58.900 things around. I was also speaking with another guy today who doesn't believe that's going

00:11:06.380 to happen, at least not through politics. For those of you who are favoring a more aggressive

00:11:14.840 approach to the situation, and that's all I'm going to say about that, you can expect

00:11:23.100 some action in that regard

00:11:25.180 at some

00:11:27.320 point soon

00:11:28.880 if

00:11:31.120 everything happens

00:11:32.140 you know what

00:11:33.520 just saying that much

00:11:37.080 I mean

00:11:38.320 to be honest I don't know

00:11:40.940 I have no

00:11:43.040 idea

00:11:43.600 that's not true

00:11:46.860 I have some

00:11:49.160 idea of what

00:11:50.920 may happen but i have no idea how it's going to be executed

00:11:55.280 but it's interesting it certainly is interesting and then there's the parallel economy the

00:12:05.020 parallel society that's being worked on as well and all of this guys and i you know i get so many

00:12:10.520 emails every single day and messages on facebook from people who want to know i want to be a part

00:12:16.240 of the parallel economy i want to be able to to live after everything comes down this great reset

00:12:22.260 after they bring in this digital programmable currency i want to i don't want to be a part

00:12:27.560 of that what can i do that is being worked on guys that plan is is under construction and it's

00:12:35.560 not yet ready to be revealed but when it is i will absolutely tell you so you know if you got

00:12:43.820 a reply from one of those emails that you sent me from me it's probably short and sweet right like

00:12:50.880 can't tell you anything don't know anything something's coming but i can't tell you what i

00:12:58.120 don't know the people who are working on it are are geniuses they are geniuses it's just a matter

00:13:12.020 of time how much time do we have to get this thing going and that's the question that everybody

00:13:20.720 wants the answer to right like how long is it going to be how long before this great reset

00:13:26.440 actually really starts happening are they going to make it last over two or three years so people

00:13:32.700 really don't notice or are they going to just go boom all right let's go that is what we need to

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00:16:01.280 All right. This is a breaking story. It just came up. Remember last night we told you

00:16:04.700 that a court, a federal court had struck down the CDC's mask mandate for transport in the United

00:16:11.600 States. Well, today we find out the Department of Justice down there will appeal the ruling

00:16:16.780 nixing the federal mask mandate. So let's check it out. The Department of Justice announced

00:16:21.320 just this evening this is brand new stuff the biden administration will appeal yesterday's

00:16:28.060 ruling by a federal judge in florida that struck down the mandates for air and amtrak travel the

00:16:32.840 department of justice and the cdc disagree with the district court's decision and will appeal

00:16:37.580 subject to the cdc's conclusion the order remains necessary for public health the department

00:16:42.600 continues to believe the order requiring masking in the transportation corridor is a valid exercise

00:16:46.940 of the authority. Congress has given CDC to protect public health, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

00:16:51.640 So that's where it stands right now. We have no idea when this will get to court. But remember

00:16:58.620 that it seems the United States court process moves much quicker when things are important

00:17:04.460 than the Canadian one does. Earlier today, President Biden was asked about the mandate

00:17:09.360 and said the decision about whether to wear a mask while traveling is a personal choice. His new

00:17:14.200 wuhan coronavirus advisor pushed for the reinstatement of the mandate all right so

00:17:18.660 that's that and that comes from town hall all right we're gonna get into some interesting

00:17:25.300 stuff here guys there's there's gonna be some interesting stuff on this show tonight i just

00:17:32.080 want you to know that i played this video for you last night all right let me give you the

00:17:37.940 the very biggest all right let me just wait for it to expand all right so we know who this is

00:17:45.800 obviously i don't have to now this is from a year and a half ago trudeau talking about

00:17:54.320 agenda 2030 all right and i remember i stopped this video last night during the show and i said

00:18:02.440 what the hell was that with his eyes was it a trick of the camera was it just a blur was it

00:18:07.660 a glitch or something else so watch as well as at the g7 and g20 leaders summits later in the fall

00:18:16.900 then in december we're going to have the opportunity to meet again to discuss the

00:18:21.920 progress we've made wait a minute i went too far again all right here it is

00:18:27.220 there to discuss these options and the recommendations right there short

00:18:31.140 me right there all right guys write in the comments what you think this is please please

00:18:38.040 when i first saw this i went whoa whoa whoa what's that so i've watched it like three dozen times

00:18:44.700 today and i'm trying to figure out if it's a response and the recovery over the course of

00:18:49.540 the summer our six working groups produced over 250 policy options on september 8th finance

00:18:56.720 ministers gathered to discuss these options and the recommendations for the short, medium,

00:19:01.660 and long term. The most promising policy options. On September 8th, finance ministers gathered to

00:19:09.740 discuss these options and the recommendations. Nothing else glitches here. Right?

00:19:26.720 Like his nose looks normal, his beard, his mouth, his hair.

00:19:31.080 Just the eyes.

00:19:34.700 ...for the short, medium, and long term.

00:19:37.880 I don't know what that is.

00:19:42.320 And it's freaking me out, man.

00:19:45.380 All right, one more time.

00:19:49.360 On September 8th, finance ministers gathered to discuss these options

00:19:53.820 and the recommendations for the short, medium, and long-term.

00:19:57.880 Okay. 0.72

00:20:01.560 Am I suggesting that Justin Trudeau is some kind of a lizard person? 0.57

00:20:08.480 No. 0.83

00:20:09.600 No.

00:20:11.100 No.

00:20:12.240 Cognitive dissonance, my own personal cognitive dissonance

00:20:16.000 will not allow me to believe that. 1.00

00:20:19.200 That lizard people are roaming the earth. 1.00

00:20:23.820 I just can't. 1.00

00:20:26.720 If you showed me absolute, unequivocal proof,

00:20:29.980 I would change my mind.

00:20:33.080 It would have to be absolute and unequivocal.

00:20:37.300 But for now, no.

00:20:40.900 Do I believe certain world leaders

00:20:43.740 who are groomed to be world leaders,

00:20:46.100 like Justin Trudeau,

00:20:47.740 could be compromised in some way?

00:20:51.680 possibly with some sort of chip inserted in their brain oh you're laughing you're laughing

00:21:00.500 how do you get so many world leaders on the same page i mean when these world leaders go to

00:21:08.280 meetings the un it's like three four days of lip service ha ha ha guffaw guffaw guffaw maybe a

00:21:15.280 treaty gets talked about and then they go home and they start dealing with the day-to-day stuff

00:21:20.300 in their own countries, right?

00:21:24.440 And yet, over the past couple of years,

00:21:26.820 what have we seen from Scott Morrison,

00:21:30.660 the Prime Minister of Australia,

00:21:33.080 Prime Minister of New Zealand,

00:21:34.560 Jakinda Ardern,

00:21:36.740 Prime Minister of Japan,

00:21:41.900 Prime Minister of Canada,

00:21:43.400 the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom?

00:21:45.520 What have we seen?

00:21:46.960 Lockstep.

00:21:47.520 the President of the United States of America.

00:21:51.600 Now, I don't know if he's been microchipped.

00:21:54.000 I don't think he has.

00:21:54.920 He's just completely and totally gone, right?

00:21:59.020 He's got declining mental health, obviously.

00:22:01.740 So who's controlling him from the sidelines?

00:22:05.380 I think Obama is, personally.

00:22:10.240 Have you seen the movie The Manchurian Candidate?

00:22:14.060 Well, there's two versions of it.

00:22:15.700 1960 version with frank sinatra and then the 2004 version with denzel washington and leave schreiber

00:22:21.920 now i know it's a movie but i'm going to explain to you exactly why i'm telling you about this in

00:22:30.660 just a second guys everything ties together so don't be rolling your eyes okay i want you to

00:22:35.900 keep your minds open for tonight's show and usually i don't go down this path but tonight i am

00:22:40.880 major bennett marco commanded a famous u.s army raid during the 1991 gulf war for his role in

00:22:49.560 that mission sergeant first class raymond shaw was awarded the medal of honor for single-handedly

00:22:55.240 defeating the enemy and rescuing all but two of his men in a dystopian near future implied to be

00:23:00.380 around 2008 america has become defined by xenophobia de facto martial law environmental

00:23:07.100 degradation, and increasing corporate control. Huh, sound familiar, right? Shaw is a famous U.S.

00:23:13.920 congressman. His ruthless mother, Virginia, Senator Eleanor Prentice Shaw, uses her influence to

00:23:19.260 secure his nomination as a vice presidential candidate over the favorite Senator Tom Jordan.

00:23:25.920 Raymond is shy and withdrawn, but opens up to his mother and his childhood sweetheart,

00:23:29.880 Jocelyn, Senator Jordan's daughter. All right, all right, all right.

00:23:37.100 we're going to skip the next paragraph and get to the part that really matters here.

00:23:44.000 Marco starts investigating what really happened in Desert Storm.

00:23:47.640 He travels to New York City where he meets an outgoing supermarket clerk named Eugenie

00:23:52.680 who offers him a place to stay.

00:23:54.240 While showering at Eugenie's apartment, Marco feels a small lump on his upper back.

00:23:57.880 He uses a knife to dig at the spot, pulls out a tiny metallic object,

00:24:01.980 but accidentally drops it down the bathroom sink.

00:24:05.100 after Eugenie having listened to Marco's subtle sounds of distress forces her way

00:24:09.800 inside the bathroom. Marco confronts Raymond at campaign headquarters, rustles him down,

00:24:15.420 bites into his back, subsequently removing an implant. He has the implant analyzed and finds

00:24:21.920 it's a nanotechnological experiment connected with Manchurian Global, Manchurian Global being

00:24:29.340 the evil corporation in this movie powerful private equity firm with major political connections

00:24:35.480 again does that sound familiar they could have renamed this movie the vanguard candidate

00:24:40.380 or the black rock candidate do you see what i'm saying here

00:24:43.540 now this movie actually sorry this book was actually written in 1958 made into a movie in

00:24:50.700 1960 and remade in what 1999 2004 i know i know it's a movie okay

00:25:00.840 operation mockingbird you guys have heard about this you've heard me talk about this before

00:25:07.840 operation mockingbird is an alleged alleged this is what wikipedia says but it was uncovered in a

00:25:15.120 Rolling Stone article, of all things, in 1976. And you can find that online yourself.

00:25:23.120 Operation Mockingbird is an alleged large-scale program of the United States CIA that began in

00:25:28.960 the early years of the Cold War and attempted to manipulate news media for propaganda purposes.

00:25:34.920 According to author Deborah Davis, Operation Mockingbird recruited leading American journalists

00:25:39.240 into a propaganda network and influence the operations of front groups.

00:25:43.660 CIA support of front groups was exposed when, in April 1967,

00:25:49.020 Rampart's article reported that the National Student Association

00:25:51.960 received funding from the CIA in 1975.

00:25:54.620 Church Committee congressional investigations revealed agency connections

00:25:58.220 with journalists and civic groups.

00:25:59.880 And guys, did Operation Mockingbird extend into Hollywood moviemaking?

00:26:05.580 Absolutely it did.

00:26:07.520 absolutely it did

00:26:10.040 why would it do that

00:26:14.140 so they could make

00:26:16.500 movies to make us believe

00:26:18.560 ah that's just a movie

00:26:20.080 that would never happen in real life

00:26:21.860 think of how much

00:26:24.580 movies have

00:26:26.140 influenced our culture or zeitgeist

00:26:28.480 over the past 70 or 80 years

00:26:30.560 it's incredible

00:26:31.360 and so you're thinking

00:26:34.860 ah it's just a movie

00:26:36.520 yeah okay it's just a movie but it's got to come from somewhere everything comes from an idea

00:26:43.520 right who would come up with that who would ever sit down and think hey

00:26:49.580 microchip uh guy's programmed who would ever think that especially 2004 or 1960

00:26:58.140 stuff was going on back then that this is when the movie came out the first version of it

00:27:05.660 1960, the book came out in 1958.

00:27:12.420 Why do they make movies about aliens?

00:27:16.760 To make us believe there are aliens?

00:27:18.760 No, to make us not believe there are aliens,

00:27:20.720 because these movies are so wild and out there.

00:27:24.400 And it's to get us to say,

00:27:26.380 yeah, man, it's just a movie.

00:27:28.660 It's just a movie.

00:27:30.320 These things don't happen in real life.

00:27:32.900 Well, art imitates life, life imitates art.

00:27:35.660 I want you guys to watch this 4 minute and 30 second clip from the World Government Summit

00:27:43.220 just last week. Guess what they're talking about? The New World Order.

00:27:49.440 Dr. Anwar Gargash then, let's just start with you. If we are looking at a New World Order,

00:27:57.580 a New World Order that is, as Pippa describes it, decentralized, what does that mean?

00:28:03.520 World orders are that a group of countries across the world agree to a set of rules, and they agree to play by them.

00:28:12.180 What underpins a world order is always the financial system.

00:28:15.780 We are on the brink of a dramatic change where we are about to, and I'll say this boldly,

00:28:21.360 we're about to abandon the traditional system of money and accounting and introduce a new one.

00:28:27.020 Everyone's been predicting the demise of the dollar for a long time.

00:28:30.660 and the new one the new accounting is what we call blockchain it means digital it means having a

00:28:38.420 almost perfect record of every single transaction that happens in the economy which will give us

00:28:44.420 far greater clarity over what's going on it also raises huge dangers in terms of the balance of

00:28:50.580 power between states and citizens in my opinion we're going to need a digital constitution of

00:28:56.020 human rights if we're going to have digital money uh but also this new money will be sovereign in

00:29:03.940 nature most people think that digital money is crypto and private but what i see are superpowers

00:29:10.820 introducing digital currencies so i find it very difficult to talk about the world order that we're

00:29:17.780 coming into given how very tenuous and unstable the current environment is in my lifetime this

00:29:27.380 is the second time that i have seen the superpowers actually threaten the possibility of nuclear war

00:29:33.620 we're already in world war three we are already in conflict that extends so far beyond ukraine

00:29:41.060 actually the g7 froze for the first time in history the assets of a central bank it wasn't

00:29:51.140 because the u.s did it it's because the g7 did it and so i think it's really going to be a coalition

00:29:57.060 of factors that will sort of decide whether or not uh you know one one punishes

00:30:03.300 just one last thing because it's so essential to this region

00:30:09.000 is the extraordinary hit to the supply chain of food and i think we cannot leave this event

00:30:18.240 without speaking about the need to prepare now to prevent a catastrophe and i think where we are

00:30:25.820 now and this gets to your question becky of a new world order we have before us the opportunity to

00:30:31.620 forge for ourselves and for future generations a new world

00:30:36.240 order, a world where the rule of law, not the law of the jungle,

00:30:41.400 governs the conduct of nations.

00:30:44.520 Either the jungle is back, as the historian Bob Kagan talks,

00:30:48.300 and that we can go into a darker era.

00:30:52.300 Or we could go into an era, because of the advances

00:30:55.580 of science, advances of technology,

00:30:57.820 that could be one of the most prosperous, promising,

00:31:00.600 progressive, enlightened, moderate, modern eras that we've ever faced.

00:31:05.200 When we are successful, and we will be, we have a real chance at this new world order,

00:31:12.100 an order in which a credible United Nations can use its peacekeeping role to fulfill the promise

00:31:18.480 and vision of the UN's founders. It also means that for the first time ever, the government will

00:31:24.560 be able to track citizens' transactions in near real time. The rather confusing term being

00:31:30.500 use to describe this capability controllable anonymity controllable anonymity to my understanding

00:31:39.060 it promises a kind of horizontal anonymity so you can think about the counterparties that are

00:31:44.900 involved in transaction can't necessarily access each other's personal information but there is no

00:31:51.620 promise or no guarantee rather of vertical energy so any kind of user information can be readily

00:31:57.860 available for the government well thoughts now i know that that came from a religious website

00:32:14.660 and that's why there was all the theology and stuff there on the screen and some of you will

00:32:20.120 agree with that and some of you won't it was brought to my attention by a friend today

00:32:24.780 I that right now we're in Matthew 24, the Bible and the book of revelations.

00:32:35.900 Matthew 24. Interesting.

00:32:38.960 So I read Matthew 24 and scared the hell out of me.

00:32:42.700 And as you know, I'm not a religious man. I'm a spiritual guy.

00:32:46.360 But when it comes to set religions, I'm still opining on that.

00:32:52.120 And I'm not sure if I'm ever really going to have a conclusion about it.

00:32:56.120 But for those of you that do, absolutely, you guys go ahead, you do that.

00:33:00.580 If that's your thing.

00:33:05.040 Introducing the Great Reset, world leaders' radical plan to transform the economy.

00:33:09.880 This comes from a June 25th, 2010 article, sorry, 2020 article from the Hill.

00:33:22.120 all right so you know it's funny and we're going to get into the cognitive dissonance part in just

00:33:29.900 a bit it's funny to me that people can sit back and they can go oh prince charles the pope

00:33:37.000 klaus schwab all these actors all these world leaders meeting in davos once a year just to

00:33:44.440 sit around and have wine and champagne wait no they've been working on something

00:33:50.980 huge for years it's not just that once a year either

00:33:56.200 there's the young global leaders there's all kinds of programs out there from the world

00:34:03.300 economic forum and klaus schwab has said it himself you guys he has said it himself out loud

00:34:09.920 what his goals are and that he has infiltrated the cabinet of our country canada with at least

00:34:17.580 half of the ministers being young global leaders are somehow affiliated with the world economic

00:34:23.060 forum and they're all marching in lockstep trying to make it happen the globalist agenda is real it

00:34:28.780 is being implemented it is not a conspiracy theory don't forget to like and share if you

00:34:37.980 want to help you beat this facebook algorithm which is clearly shadow banning this show and

00:34:43.260 limiting uh limiting the scope of this show organically you got to help me out here guys

00:34:51.180 so like share don't forget to like and share the show just by you doing that if you get out to an

00:34:59.540 extra 10 000 20 000 people if enough of you do it so let's get into this story here for decades

00:35:06.720 progressives have attempted to use climate change to justify liberal policy changes but their latest

00:35:12.360 attempt a new proposal called the great reset again this is a year and a half almost two years

00:35:16.940 old now is the most ambitious and radical plan the world has seen in more than a generation

00:35:22.700 at a virtual meeting earlier in june hosted by the world economic forum some of the planet's

00:35:28.100 most powerful business leaders oh yeah i forgot to mention the business leaders involved not just

00:35:32.860 government heads powerful business leaders corporate leaders corporate chairman chair

00:35:41.940 people what do you call them chairpersons right these people control the world

00:35:48.000 can you go for a month or two months without going to walmart costco ordering something

00:35:55.740 from amazon could you see if you can't these are the people that control the world the bill gates

00:36:01.640 The Bezos's. The Elon Musk's.

00:36:10.840 Some of the planet's most powerful business leaders, government officials and activists, Hollywood types, announced a proposal to reset the global economy.

00:36:20.420 Instead of traditional capitalism, the high-profile group said the world should adopt more socialistic policies such as wealth taxes, additional regulations, and massive Green New Deal-like government programs.

00:36:32.880 Oh, and there's more, as you know now.

00:36:35.960 Every country from the United States to China must participate, and every industry from oil and gas to tech must be transformed, wrote Klaus Schwab, the founder and executive chairman of the World Economic Forum.

00:36:47.740 This is when people didn't know his name.

00:36:50.620 But Klaus Schwab, who's that?

00:36:53.820 In short, we need a great reset of capitalism, is what he says.

00:36:58.400 Schwab also said that all aspects of our societies and economies

00:37:01.840 must be revamped from education to social contracts and working conditions.

00:37:07.000 This guy's got a big dream, and he's making it happen.

00:37:12.420 He wants to change social contracts.

00:37:14.940 Like what, handshakes?

00:37:15.840 Yes!

00:37:17.000 Yes!

00:37:17.740 everything in the past two years has changed a social contract a handshake is a social contract

00:37:24.200 you meet somebody in the street and naturally you just go to shake their hand or you hug them even

00:37:28.800 but not anymore now it's all about bumping elbows

00:37:32.680 breathing barriers face diapers the new normal social contract change everybody now accepts

00:37:41.260 them as normal they're not of course but some people i'm not going to say everybody some

00:37:47.720 people accept them as normal he has been successful at least partially in that regard

00:37:53.980 changing social contracts working conditions people working from home now when they never

00:37:59.480 did before and they probably will continue to work from home in a lot of cases education has

00:38:06.140 been upended kids learning from home not going to school wearing those things on their faces

00:38:11.540 So a lot of the young ones have had reading learning delays because they can't see somebody's mouth moving when they speak.

00:38:21.620 I've spoken to several speech therapists who have confirmed that hypothesis.

00:38:27.260 Joining Schwab at the World Economic Forum event was Prince Charles, one of the primary proponents of the Great Reset.

00:38:33.260 Gina Gopinath, the chief economist of the International Monetary Fund.

00:38:38.760 You think that person's not powerful?

00:38:41.540 Antonio Guterres, the Secretary General of the United Nations and CEOs and presidents of major international corporations like Microsoft and BP.

00:38:51.180 And I'm not talking about Boston Pizza either.

00:38:55.280 Activists from groups like Greenpeace International and a variety of academics also attended the event or have expressed their support for the Great Reset.

00:39:04.260 Although many details about the Great Reset won't be rolled out until the World Economic Forum meets in Davos, of course, blah, blah, blah.

00:39:11.540 Blah, blah. The world needs massive new government programs and far reaching policies comparable to those offered by American socialists like Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in their Green New Deal plan, which, by the way, very close to being implemented, at least parts of it by the United States Congress.

00:39:30.760 But even some Democrats are going, no, no, no, I'm sorry, I can't vote for that. It's too much money.

00:39:36.840 now let me ask you guys a question

00:39:40.900 two years

00:39:42.400 after this article was first published

00:39:45.100 do you think

00:39:46.000 because that's what it is now

00:39:47.640 do you think

00:39:48.600 they have advanced their agenda

00:39:50.240 do you think

00:39:53.860 they are crashing

00:39:54.860 the world economy

00:39:56.260 or at least the western economy

00:39:58.260 intentionally

00:39:59.340 look at inflation right now

00:40:03.460 through the roof

00:40:05.980 i went to superstore yesterday like i was telling you last night i usually put the stuff in my

00:40:11.560 backpack because bags you can't get them unless you want to pay for them and it's a pain in the

00:40:16.140 butt so i put in my backpack regular size backpack 87 dollars i spent the backpack is like

00:40:23.580 nothing huge or specialty in there either just basic stuff 87 bucks for the content of probably 0.75

00:40:34.280 what would be two bags a bag and a half that's outrageous it's outrageous but that's what

00:40:40.600 happens when you flood your country with brand new money you've just printed

00:40:44.040 it devalues everything well the money anyway

00:40:52.200 a form of socialism we need a form of socialism says klaus schwabe a word

00:41:03.880 the World Economic Forum is deliberately avoided using, all while calling for countless socialist

00:41:10.000 and progressive plans. We need to design policies to align with investment in people and the

00:41:16.620 environment, said the General Secretary of the International Trade Union Confederation,

00:41:21.180 Sharon Burrow. But above all, the longer-term perspective is about rebalancing economies.

00:41:26.340 what is that equalizing them

00:41:29.100 crash the american economy and bring up some of the others so everybody's on an equal playing

00:41:36.600 field globalization your standard of living is too high your standard of living is too low so let's

00:41:44.020 even it up let's compromise and nobody's happy

00:41:47.680 and i'm not saying i don't believe the people with lower standards of living deserve to be

00:41:56.020 living in a situation like that at all. That's not what I'm saying. But clearly, all of the

00:42:03.980 charities that we have been giving to for the past 50 or 60 years haven't really been helping

00:42:09.040 so much, have they? When we talk about charities like, let's say, UNICEF, how much of the money

00:42:16.000 that you give them actually gets to where it needs to go? 10, maybe 20% of it. The rest is in

00:42:23.900 administrative costs.

00:42:29.100 Prince Charles said,

00:42:31.100 we have a global opportunity

00:42:32.820 to seize something good

00:42:34.240 from this crisis.

00:42:35.960 Its unprecedented shockwaves

00:42:37.860 may well make people

00:42:39.420 more receptive

00:42:40.180 to big visions of change.

00:42:42.380 It is an opportunity

00:42:43.300 we have never had before

00:42:44.640 and may never have again,

00:42:47.240 which leads everybody,

00:42:49.120 again, I can't use

00:42:50.420 such a sweeping phrase,

00:42:52.020 leads many people

00:42:53.060 to believe that this was intentional right how could they have gotten together so quickly and

00:43:06.720 just put this into place without knowing something like this was happening guys this has been a

00:43:13.120 global thing how many years have they had to feed the hungry and yet somehow they've never managed

00:43:20.320 to pull that one off but they got many many people worldwide vaccinated wow wow

00:43:26.880 duh there's so many things about this that don't make sense

00:43:35.560 right i mean you can see them you've been looking at them for two years and yet there

00:43:40.280 is still people who absolutely refuse to see what's right in front of a cognitive dissonance

00:43:45.800 charles goes on and talks about climate change of course these government officials activists

00:43:55.680 and influencers can't impose a systematic change of this size on their own which is why they've

00:44:00.220 already started to activate vast networks of left-wing activists from around the world

00:44:04.760 who will throughout 2021 demand changes in line with the great reset and they have been

00:44:09.740 This article was kind of prophetic, wasn't it?

00:44:14.260 According to the World Economic Forum, its 2021 Devo Summit will include thousands of members of the global shapers community, youth activists located in 400 cities across the planet.

00:44:30.740 Making matters worse, the left has already proven through the COVID-19 pandemic, it can radically transform political realities in the midst of a crisis.

00:44:37.900 so it's not hard to see how the Great Reset could eventually come to fruition.

00:44:42.560 Can you imagine George W. Bush or Bill Clinton printing trillions of dollars

00:44:46.420 and mailing it to millions of people who didn't lose their jobs?

00:44:50.160 This would have been unthinkable just a couple of decades ago.

00:44:53.240 Today, this policy garners bipartisan support.

00:44:57.720 Charles was right.

00:45:00.980 The present pandemic is a golden opportunity for radical change,

00:45:04.440 And if Al Gore, Prince Charles, and the rest of the World Economic Forum can convince enough people that attempting to stop climate change is also worth dramatically pushing humanity towards greater government-controlled and radical and catastrophic change, is exactly what we're going to get.

00:45:18.540 Justin Haskins wrote that almost two years ago.

00:45:22.000 Justin Haskins may be a prophet.

00:45:27.460 All right.

00:45:28.980 Gusecki and Devriant.

00:45:31.000 Who are they?

00:45:31.940 they're a german company headquartered in munich that provides banknote and securities printing

00:45:36.340 smart cards and cash handling systems and the reason i'm telling you guys about them

00:45:40.740 is because i'm going to read something from their website in just a second i want you to know what

00:45:45.160 a big player they are their revenues in 2021 2.376 euro which is about 3.5 billion canadian

00:45:55.600 dollars. These guys are a big player. And they write about how to bring the benefits of

00:46:03.040 programmability to CBDC. What is CBDC? Digital currency. From the efficient implementation of

00:46:13.640 helicopter drops to machine-to-machine payments, we look at how programmable payments within

00:46:17.920 central bank digital currencies can revolutionize the transfer of money and help make our world

00:46:22.900 more efficient. The widespread introduction of central bank digital currency is becoming

00:46:30.100 even more realistic. At present, over 60% of global central banks are experimenting with

00:46:35.240 technology for digital currencies. With the European Central Bank announcing the launch

00:46:39.980 of a digital euro project in mid-July, the central bank digital currency vision is rapidly

00:46:45.320 transitioning to reality. Now, it's no longer a question of whether central bank digital

00:46:50.640 currency is at all possible, but rather just how central banks go about defining the design

00:46:56.440 of a central bank digital currency. That's right. It's going down, man.

00:47:05.220 The introduction of CBDCs would be a game changer for our economy. It comes with huge

00:47:11.720 opportunities, but also with challenges that must not be overlooked. The motivations behind

00:47:16.540 central banks issuing a digital currency abroad and include fostering digital financial inclusion,

00:47:22.740 improving payment efficiency, nurturing the growth of the digital economy and new business,

00:47:27.840 and modernizing payment infrastructure. Challenges cover a similarly large scope and range from

00:47:34.260 evolving cybersecurity issues to questions surrounding its impact on the global blah, blah,

00:47:38.280 blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Potential of programmability. Oh, here we go. There is

00:47:45.020 growing interest in the potential of programmability as it would offer myriad uses motivations among

00:47:50.640 stakeholders are varied stakeholders like who we're the stakeholders is that us they're talking

00:47:58.020 about no it's the people that issue the stuff the elites the rich the upper crust klaus schwab yeah

00:48:08.360 motivations among stakeholders are varied but its introduction would offer

00:48:14.700 benefits on a large scale. Central banks are understandably keen to ensure the stability of

00:48:20.020 the financial system by incorporating policy frameworks. For governments, programmability

00:48:25.440 would mean that in times of economic crisis, helicopter drops could be distributed to citizens

00:48:31.180 in an efficient and secure manner to drive fiscal stimulus. In banking, the technology would allow

00:48:38.200 financial service providers to focus on improving efficiency and ensure they can continue to offer

00:48:43.520 innovative progressive services to clients companies could reduce business process

00:48:48.740 complexity and could also enable iot payments for the general public too programmable features have

00:48:54.860 the potential to make payments more convenient and efficient and offer a simple payment experience

00:48:59.280 programmable money versus programmable payments when talking about the programmability of central

00:49:08.880 bank digital currency, one delineation needs to be made clear, the difference between programmable

00:49:13.940 money and programmable payments. The two terms are often used interchangeably, but they actually

00:49:19.260 refer to two very different things. This is key, guys. Please remember this. Please try to share

00:49:29.500 it with other people who are going through cognitive dissonance. Programmable money is money

00:49:36.240 with built-in rules and that comes with constraints for the user with these rules money could also be

00:49:42.040 programmed to have an expiration date or be restricted for certain goods for example

00:49:47.280 a cbdc with these restrictions would affect currency performance and come with palpable

00:49:53.740 legal implications this would certainly influence the acceptance of cbdc now remember legal

00:50:01.200 implications have been stepped on by governments all over the world in the past two years. Do you

00:50:07.560 think they would not step on any of these legal implications also? I think they would in a

00:50:13.840 heartbeat because who's going to stop them? The courts? The term programmable payments refers to

00:50:25.240 an innovative way to transfer money which offers functional benefits, enable new processes, and

00:50:30.400 support new business models. Many associate programmability with blockchain technology,

00:50:37.040 but this technology is not a requirement. CBDC with programmable features has the potential

00:50:42.660 to revolutionize business, expedite the economy of things, and move our world into an ever more

00:50:47.280 digital future. Yeah, so there it is. If you guys want to check out more of that story, just

00:50:55.460 look up gi-de.com gi-de.com jiseki and devrian big player in europe

00:51:03.940 so after everything that i've told you tonight and again i am not telling you to believe

00:51:11.920 everything i say i'm asking you to consider it and either dismiss it or go hmm i want to find

00:51:18.420 out more about this because that's how i roll and you guys know about that right i mean i

00:51:25.200 it's not my place to tell you what to think never has been i just want to offer you options

00:51:34.400 and there are people like i said earlier who will be going i just can't get past this one

00:51:42.500 pizzagate that's going too far by the way for anybody who hasn't seen this series

00:51:51.780 I suggest you go to Bitchute and watch a series called The Fall of the Cabal.

00:51:57.440 It's fascinating.

00:51:58.520 It's going to take you some time to watch it because there's like 30 parts now.

00:52:01.700 So there was the original, there's part two, and now there's even an addition to part two

00:52:05.660 where they get us right up to date.

00:52:09.200 It's fascinating. 1.00

00:52:10.840 Janet Ozabart, I think she's Danish.

00:52:13.980 She put this thing together and she narrates it.

00:52:16.760 It's really, really good.

00:52:18.220 now i'll admit there are some things in there we go wait a minute you're going too far with this

00:52:23.100 or are you but it makes you think about things as perhaps they really are

00:52:29.680 might make you think you're living in the matrix

00:52:33.160 cognitive dissonance an example and four ways to address it so this is a very very simple look at

00:52:41.460 it guys and this you know this this article came out well before any of this crap started a couple

00:52:46.480 of years ago. Tomorrow, I will start my diet, I reflected while munching a donut.

00:52:53.260 This is a very mild case of cognitive dissonance there, a very small one. If this has ever happened

00:53:00.280 to you, you've experienced firsthand what this article is about, what happens when we act in a

00:53:04.660 way that does not align with who we believe we are. That slight feeling of discomfort we perceive

00:53:10.440 when noticing this mismatch is called cognitive dissonance cognitive dissonance is powerful

00:53:17.060 because we're highly driven to eliminate it the way we do that can be transformative or

00:53:21.600 destructive interestingly we often do so without being aware of it before you continue we thought

00:53:28.020 you might like to download our three wait a minute wait a minute hold on i'm not gonna

00:53:31.160 i'm not gonna i'm not gonna tell you to download these positive cbt exercises for free

00:53:38.200 that's not my spot all right cognitive dissonance festinger's theory a man with a conviction

00:53:47.700 listen to this oh yes this is very interesting a man with a conviction is a hard man to change

00:53:55.640 tell him you disagree and he turns away show him facts your figures and he questions your sources

00:54:02.540 Appeal to logic and he fails to see your point.

00:54:06.640 Leon Fettinger, a theory of cognitive dissonance.

00:54:09.600 Now, how many times have you run across that in the past couple of years?

00:54:14.880 A man with a conviction is a hard man to change.

00:54:17.600 Over 60 years ago, Leon Fettinger postulated one of the most well-known theories of psychology,

00:54:23.240 cognitive dissonance theory.

00:54:25.380 The theory is based on the idea that two cognitions can be relevant or irrelevant to each other.

00:54:31.320 Such cognitions can be about behaviors, perceptions, attitudes, emotions, and beliefs.

00:54:35.280 Often one of the cognitions in question is about our behavior.

00:54:38.020 If the cognitions are relevant, they can be in agreement, consistent, or disagreement, inconsistent with one another.

00:54:45.800 Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

00:54:47.140 All right, so there are four strategies that you can use to reduce the discomfort of cognitive dissonance.

00:54:59.080 Because what happens?

00:55:00.720 when you hit that block,

00:55:03.900 right?

00:55:06.580 I'm sorry, I just can't take this anymore. 0.99

00:55:08.380 It's just a bunch of crap. 0.99

00:55:10.660 Not listening. 1.00

00:55:11.780 La, la, la, la.

00:55:14.240 Sometimes people get really tight in their chest, you know,

00:55:16.980 when they start hearing things they're uncomfortable with.

00:55:21.060 They just don't want to go there.

00:55:27.720 So what are four things we can do to reduce this?

00:55:30.720 We change our behavior so that it's consistent with the other thought.

00:55:37.720 We change one of the dissonant thoughts in order to restore consistency.

00:55:42.720 In other words, don't listen at all.

00:55:45.720 We add other consonant thoughts to justify or reduce the importance of one thought

00:55:49.720 and therefore diminish the inconsistency.

00:55:52.720 We trivialize the inconsistency altogether, making it less important and less relevant.

00:56:00.240 Guys, I wish I could actually help you get through to people.

00:56:05.380 That's what I'm trying to do.

00:56:07.700 You know what?

00:56:08.300 Never mind this one.

00:56:09.200 I'm going to save this for another night because I'll tell you, that girl, I'm going to have her on the show, Andy Lee. 0.63

00:56:15.920 She's a freelance journalist, and she is amazing.

00:56:20.260 And you're going to love her.

00:56:21.860 She's going to come on the show.

00:56:22.840 Not tomorrow night, because tomorrow night we've got Joseph Borgo, who's running for the leader of the Conservative Party of Canada.

00:56:28.360 but she will be coming on the show i can't wait oh and by the way speaking of guests

00:56:33.960 heather prozac you saw her on the show last week heather former radio personality in calgary

00:56:40.360 winnipeg and regina was let go from her job in calgary about a month and a half ago

00:56:46.680 based upon the instagram video she posted from the freedom convoy she is going to be starting

00:56:52.120 her own show kind of like this one in the coming weeks i'll let you know exactly where you can

00:56:57.880 find it and when it's on when she's ready all right like she's good you're really gonna like

00:57:03.600 heather and i'll do everything i can to help her get this show going because she is fantastic and

00:57:09.920 once she gets going with this i think she's gonna be like a freight train

00:57:12.460 so people breaking out of cognitive dissonance right now going you know what this is a sham

00:57:20.920 it's easy for them to be put back into that state by reading a headline like this manitoba

00:57:26.760 covid hospitalizations rose 20 in one week data says oh my god they're done

00:57:32.980 they're back into it mask goes back on zam just when they had crawled out of their shell like a

00:57:40.840 turtle looking for that sunlight but then you see the little print there i see you patient numbers

00:57:51.500 hold steady. The number of COVID-19 patients in Manitoba. Now, again, I'm going to correct this

00:58:01.720 as we go through it. The number of COVID-19 patients in Manitoba hospitals rose 20% over

00:58:08.100 this past week, but intensive care patient numbers held steady, says data obtained by CBC News.

00:58:14.520 They say, as of today, 538 patients with COVID occupied a hospital bed in Manitoba. Internal

00:58:20.020 provincial data says that's a rise of 90 patients from 448 on april 12th now again they say the

00:58:28.540 number of covid19 patients in manitoba do they say that they're there because of covid or they

00:58:35.020 just happen to test positive with covid while they were there because that has been a huge

00:58:42.220 stumbling block that's been a failure of reporting from the left-wing corporate media since the start

00:58:46.880 of this whole nightmare and it's been exposed the government has even admitted it Audrey Gordon two

00:58:53.460 months ago sat at a press conference and said yeah yeah 65 percent of the people in hospital right

00:58:58.440 now were not admitted because of COVID they just happened to test positive for it incidentally

00:59:03.740 while they were there for other things same thing happened in Alberta and the same thing happened

00:59:08.380 in Ontario and yet the left-wing corporate media does not want you to hear that they don't hammer

00:59:15.200 that story like they should they print it once and it falls to the bottom of their of their

00:59:20.660 website or their newspaper and that's it it's gone when that should have been a huge story

00:59:28.100 worth a week's coverage at least because a lot of people would have gone what

00:59:33.840 and only news hawks saw that and i'm not even sure if all three of the major left-wing corporate

00:59:43.700 medias in this city even reported it or anyone anyone across the country for that matter

00:59:50.500 not sure if they did

00:59:56.420 over the same period one week same one week period there was no rise in the number of

01:00:01.060 coveted patients in provincial intensive care wards number held steady at 26 25 adults in

01:00:07.220 one pediatric case province no longer discloses publicly the number of the total number of

01:00:13.060 of covid patients in hospital at any given time instead it releases a weekly epidemiology report

01:00:17.740 that includes the number of new hospital blah blah blah blah blah so basically whenever you

01:00:23.700 see a story like this first of all i'm telling you exactly how it was printed right the big

01:00:29.820 headline to scare you the little weensy subtitle to justify them being them printing it

01:00:37.660 yeah we're telling the truth huge font little font huge font little font and i can guarantee you

01:00:48.280 like somebody in a hurry trying to read this story wouldn't even notice this part of it here

01:00:51.780 can you see no i wouldn't even know matter call it 120 and then they just scroll right down

01:00:56.460 oh i can't believe it cover and they panic they freak out

01:01:02.580 that's how it goes and they know that and they capitalize on it here's a story from

01:01:11.520 the national post that tells us russian troll farms are aiming disinformation war at canadian

01:01:16.700 anti-vaxxers

01:01:17.900 i'm sorry i just i can't believe russian russia seems to go back to groups that are

01:01:32.020 predisposed to agree with some of its positions or at least with the idea that canada should

01:01:36.740 disengage from whatever is happening in ukraine so basically our thoughts are being controlled

01:01:42.560 by russia and the bots they're throwing into our facebook and twitter pages yeah 0.99

01:01:48.940 it's russia who's controlling you you should be ashamed of that damn putin he's in your head 0.99

01:02:02.020 oh and here's the last story for tonight 1.00

01:02:05.680 it's amazing to me that this even gets printed when there are pages and pages and pages

01:02:16.160 in pfizer's own releases of uh adverse effects due to the you know the shot

01:02:23.660 and that never made the left-wing corporate media but this even mild covid19 may change

01:02:29.920 the size of your brain apparently you lose brain cells when you've had covet right of course that 0.91

01:02:40.180 explains why i'm so stupid now i can't believe how you know i suppose i could have read that

01:02:49.600 and i suppose there is some scientific study behind it but how does a respiratory virus 0.78

01:02:55.440 what is essentially a respiratory virus affect your brain and long COVID affects somebody's

01:03:01.420 toes. I couldn't feel my pinky toe for six months. I lost my sense of taste.

01:03:08.600 It's a respiratory virus, man. And there are other explanations that we're not going to get into

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01:03:27.920 the canada conservative party of canada joins me on the show tomorrow night so here we've got stand

01:03:34.220 on guard for thee nice beautiful canadian flag there and then on the back it says patriot you

01:03:39.960 know i had a friend tell me the other day that her sister said i'll never be able to fly a canadian

01:03:45.140 flag again not ever the truckers ruined it for me those racists it's a racist flag now

01:03:53.380 yes that's what we're fighting against guys but you know what

01:03:59.540 as long as we stay true to what we believe and as long as it's based in fact we're all right

01:04:06.900 we're gonna be okay we're gonna be okay just stay true to what you believe hang on man

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01:07:08.200 Oh, Thursday night, Mike Boyd-Jackus is going to join.

01:07:11.500 Mike Boyd-Jackus, of course, you know Mike.

01:07:13.560 Every second Wednesday, we do ask the funeral director right after the main show here.

01:07:18.260 We were going to do a special one tomorrow night, but we're not.

01:07:21.900 Instead, Mike is going to come on the show Thursday night.

01:07:25.220 And we're going to talk more about healing broken hearts, the big service that's coming up at Calvary Temple.

01:07:30.260 this coming saturday afternoon at one o'clock hope to see you there there's going to be free food and

01:07:35.620 fellowship that's what this is about right it's not going to be some big thundering religious

01:07:41.520 service it's non-denominational this guys is all about just getting together and hugging yeah

01:07:49.820 that's essentially what this is going to be of course we're going to we're going to honor some

01:07:55.040 people who have passed away over the past couple of years there's going to be more to it than just

01:07:58.900 hugging, obviously.

01:08:00.140 Alana Jeffrey's going to get up and sing a song she wrote especially for this.

01:08:03.580 Suzanne Mariani's going to get up and sing Amazing Grace, I think.

01:08:06.700 Mike is going to get up and say a few words.

01:08:08.340 We've got a couple of fantastic pastors who are going to come up and speak as well.

01:08:12.440 I'll be streaming it live in case you can't make it.

01:08:14.800 I'd love to see you there.

01:08:16.100 I'd love to shake your hand.

01:08:17.500 Social contract is back, baby, or give you a hug, too.

01:08:20.560 So Healing Broken Hearts, Calvary Temple, 400 Hargrave, downtown Winnipeg,

01:08:24.940 1 o'clock this Saturday afternoon.

01:08:26.600 We'll see you there.

01:08:27.760 And Mike Boyd-Jackets, the man behind it all, will join us on the show Thursday night.

01:08:31.940 Tomorrow night, it's Joseph Borgo, who is running for the leadership of the Conservative Party of Canada from his base in Calgary.

01:08:40.240 Theo Fleury has endorsed Joseph for the leadership, by the way.

01:08:43.880 So, you know, Theo speaks from the hip.

01:08:46.920 He's a very honest dude.

01:08:48.180 So if he's endorsing Joseph Borgo, there must be something about this guy that's really, really good.

01:08:55.720 All right. Time for the T-shirts.

01:08:57.180 So I'm thinking of a number between 45 and 60.

01:09:16.720 Yeah, that's right.

01:09:18.360 Between 45 and 60.

01:09:21.080 Oh, guys, please don't use the angry faces when you're going to use the emojis.

01:09:26.140 the angry faces will drive down the show when it comes to the facebook algorithm won't let it

01:09:33.880 circulate so don't use the angry emojis or the sad emojis that doesn't help getting the show

01:09:40.360 out there please don't do that all right i've written down the number let's see if you've got

01:09:47.620 the same one and remember if you're a newcomer to the show you may not know this you don't have to

01:09:54.240 be first because i see the comments come in at a different rate at a different pace than you guys

01:09:59.680 do in different order even so i'm not going to see them the same way which means you could say

01:10:03.640 well i was first and i wouldn't have known that all you have to do is be right you just have to

01:10:09.460 match the number i've written down here and if you're the first one i see then you're going to

01:10:14.000 be the one who wins

01:10:14.880 lisa stewart lisa stewart you said 59 and there it is lisa stewart congratulations

01:10:33.700 you win the t-shirt come on down i'm kidding lisa could you please message me

01:10:42.480 either on Facebook or send me an email at shadow davis at gmail.com that is s h a d o e d you know

01:10:51.380 what I'm going to do I'm going to go down to the banners here so you guys can see it for yourself

01:10:54.700 uh just a second yeah there's my email right there shadow davis at gmail.com that's shadow

01:11:01.220 davis at gmail.com s h a d o e d a v i s d a v i s yes right at gmail.com and uh I will forward

01:11:12.280 your information to jeff stone at tacit and then he will get your prize out to you and that's all

01:11:20.080 i've got for you guys tonight i hope you had a good time connecting with people uh listening to

01:11:25.900 the stuff i tell you whether you buy it or not that's up to you right i love you all have the

01:11:32.080 rest of a great night i'll catch you tomorrow night at eight o'clock central for another shadow

01:11:36.820 at night live stream until then bye for now

The Shadoe Davis Show - April 20, 2022

Shadoe at Nite Tuesday April 19th⧸2022

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