The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Tuesday August 2nd⧸2022

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00:01:30.000 hello everybody and how are you doing welcome to shadow at night this is tuesday august the 2nd

00:01:46.800 2022 on the show tonight todd mcdougall from winnipeg alternative media they had a court case

00:01:51.920 today remember we was uh he was on the show a couple of weeks ago they were talking about this

00:01:55.920 constitutional challenge and how the crown wanted to just rub it out and say, no, no, no, this is

00:02:03.420 too similar to the challenge that was issued last year. So why would we have to do the same thing

00:02:07.680 again? Well, they were in court today and Todd is going to tell us what happened. And it's an

00:02:15.300 important decision. We're also going to talk about the Marcus Ray situation because it is becoming

00:02:21.540 a situation guys i'm sorry to say steve beige you are first again tonight congratulations i have no

00:02:28.620 idea how you do that you must have been great at winning radio contests back in the day i'm looking

00:02:34.640 for the ninth caller right now bing steve beige congratulations you win whatever bs prize they

00:02:43.180 were given away hello terry yes we are under a thunderstorm watch tonight and possible tornadoes

00:02:49.640 from what i understand gord hello in winnipeg hello jj from waterton alberta hello karen how

00:02:56.840 are you doing tonight from south river ontario sandy lynn near steinbeck hello john hello paul

00:03:03.260 from tyndall hello lee or leah from calgary ronda hello how are you doing alita from cumberland

00:03:10.180 ontario is watching brenda from cow town shelly from portage la prairie uh cheryl is in the peg

00:03:16.960 watching ronda from labrador city is watching jackie from ottawa linda from elmwood mayda from

00:03:23.720 northern ontario lizzie how you doing karen is watching from somewhere in ontario tonight

00:03:29.060 trent from lloyd minster maryland from simcoe kelly from north bay josh from scarborough

00:03:35.640 sandra is watching from parry sound ontario linda from kinsella alberta barb from stony mountain

00:03:42.560 uh who else is watching chelsea is watching from southern alberta

00:03:48.360 chelsea says been waiting all day for this lol

00:03:53.140 i'm sure you've had a few things to occupy your day chelsea but thank you for saying that

00:03:59.040 if in fact you weren't just being sarcastic

00:04:01.700 hello eddie watching from stonewall morgana's watching from kootenai bay british columbia

00:04:10.440 um gail is here from lockport who else we got al buehler from boziger jan make that john watching

00:04:20.900 from boziger brenda watching from i don't know where you're watching from all you say is is

00:04:28.140 marcus ray hi and that's a very good question by the way we're gonna have the grizzly patriot

00:04:34.040 mark friesen on the show thursday night to talk about that and he put down a rant today on his

00:04:41.000 facebook page that was epic everything i've been thinking and mark knows much more about this whole

00:04:48.220 thing than i do and that's why i wanted to come on the show because uh yeah he's got a few things

00:04:53.920 to say and how much this could be actually jeopardizing the freedom movement that we have

00:04:59.640 going on here by delegitimizing it as far as the left-wing corporate media is concerned if you'll

00:05:05.040 recall how the left-wing corporate media handled the freedom convoy in ottawa and how they've

00:05:10.280 covered people like tamara leach and patrick king and freedom george people like that who were

00:05:15.980 simply there exercising their rights under the canadian charter of rights and freedoms and the

00:05:20.200 canadian bill of rights to be there in a lawful protest right and they hit them with these

00:05:25.960 ridiculous mischief charges and incitement to mischief and they lock them away pat king for 150

00:05:32.640 days tomorrow leach for 49 days i'm not sure how long freedom george was behind bars we'll get

00:05:37.820 george on later on this week as well to talk about it anyway guys welcome to the show i'm happy you're

00:05:43.820 here don't forget to like and share this shadow banning is getting ridiculous already i mean i

00:05:49.360 can't even believe how bad it is uh well i guess i can here's the guy who knows all about shadow

00:05:55.560 banning uh todd mcdougall's winnipeg alternative media you know you know all about having your

00:06:01.940 feed chopped in in two or probably by a third well uh but yeah but it's it's always like pop

00:06:08.600 a champagne bottle and enjoy it to death right yeah yeah of course when youtube told me that

00:06:13.980 no longer would my name personal name todd mcdougall or the the name winnipeg alternative

00:06:19.080 media ever appear uh on their platform um i celebrated absolutely because you know you're

00:06:26.940 doing the right thing at that oh yeah of course yeah uh you know uh when when when the people who

00:06:33.600 are the gatekeepers of you know of truth and information go ahead and say i shouldn't say

00:06:38.940 truth and information but i don't know just a passage of information uh you know go ahead and

00:06:44.540 deem you um some sort of uh villain you know villain or yeah or that you know that you're

00:06:49.940 irrelevant or that you know you shouldn't you should just not be allowed to be anywhere near

00:06:53.480 them um it's uh it's it's a feather in the cap uh and it's it's something to take you know um in

00:06:59.840 stride as positivity uh so that's why of course you know and anybody who knows this uh you know

00:07:05.800 will know that we don't preach anything about um multiple different areas to go find winnipeg

00:07:11.640 alternative media when we're broadcasting as winnipeg alternative media we just say wham.live

00:07:16.680 wham.live wham.live um just to fight censorship and you know we've always promoted that it's best

00:07:22.660 to own your own home um and with some some of the things you were just saying there off the off the

00:07:28.500 beginning of the broadcast and of course thank you so much for having me on again shadow it's always

00:07:31.920 an absolute absolute pleasure uh to be on your broadcast thank you for coming on my friend oh

00:07:37.860 man always an absolute uh pleasure uh 110 percent um is uh you know some of the alternative medias

00:07:45.980 uh you know in this country are still struggling with all kinds of different forms of censorship

00:07:50.860 and um it's it's it's still very relevant no matter how many people really know it

00:07:56.900 um you know uh the cutting down of being able to get like you know any kind of sponsors or

00:08:01.720 funding going like it's uh it's it's a big problem but of course that's not exactly what

00:08:06.260 i'm here to uh to talk about uh this evening no no we want to know what what happened uh with your

00:08:12.260 court case today the judge came back from her holidays you were saying uh the last time you

00:08:17.380 were on uh and the last time you were on to be completely honest you were very upbeat about that

00:08:22.560 day because it looked like things were going to be falling uh in in our favor in the freedom

00:08:27.100 movement's favor and then today you got kind of a punch in the gut well you know

00:08:32.040 you'll you always want to be upbeat you're like you don't want to even though there's

00:08:37.400 some skepticism and some optimism even with the the conversations that myself and others have

00:08:42.520 had with you know you know the lawyers that we have working this case with us um and you know

00:08:47.580 and we understand the kind of different sort of hardships and um uh and you know uh awkward

00:08:55.280 situations that could come flying our way you don't want to go jump on camera and go ahead and

00:08:59.560 you know and uh you know be biting your nails because that's just uh well it's it's not a it's

00:09:05.060 not a good way to go go present uh you know what we're really like looking for and like i had said

00:09:09.740 before it's not like anybody thought that we would walk in there and come out you know instant

00:09:16.600 champions like boom boom game set match you know hey you know we we spiked the ball boom you we

00:09:23.460 beat you and it's going to be a much longer fight from yeah yeah like there was the impetus to kind

00:09:28.860 understand that was there from the get-go and i wanted to communicate that as best as i could

00:09:33.680 from the get-go because i didn't want to of course you know you want to speak positively about it

00:09:38.340 because well even for your own personal reasons but for you know the other you know for anybody

00:09:43.080 else listening as well too um because there's no need getting down on it and thinking that oh well

00:09:48.500 you know the state just always go beats up on the small guy and i that's an easy rut to fall into

00:09:54.440 understandably so but it's best to not just go ahead and give way to that um so let's let's

00:10:01.400 talk about what we tried to keep it positive yeah this was a charter challenge that you guys

00:10:07.140 were going to put forward and you had the date the crown came along and said no we don't think

00:10:12.460 that this is necessary we've had one just like it a year and a half ago and we know what the

00:10:16.540 result of that was so uh that was to be determined today in court yeah so to take a little step back

00:10:22.220 in time um yeah the the jccf and the seven churches um from may of last year had put forth

00:10:29.920 their constitutional challenge about kind of you know sort of what i consider to be sort of the

00:10:36.060 most um easily explained uh version of that was sort of like you know you know walmart was open

00:10:41.820 but we couldn't be right and we're you know we're giving religious services we're doing something

00:10:46.080 very different than you know the average big box store or whatever so what's the reason behind all

00:10:51.900 of that. That was the major impetus from still what I believe from that original constitutional

00:10:57.480 challenge, for the most part. It did unravel a few other different perspectives into it,

00:11:03.440 but still its major goal was to question that in a constitutional value. And we figured, well,

00:11:11.060 us five that got arrested, again, I'll just repeat it one more time, and I'm sure many people already

00:11:16.280 you know this already, myself, Patrick Allard, Dr. Jerry Bohemia, Sharon Vickner, and Minister

00:11:22.100 Tobias Tisson. And we knew very, very well that what we got arrested for was holding outdoor

00:11:31.760 events. We also knew very, very well that the- Was it holding outdoor events, Todd, or was it

00:11:38.080 just attending, speaking at? You could consider both, kind of wrapped up in the same thing. You

00:11:43.520 could kind of argue both of course but we were arrested for the hosting value right and they

00:11:49.080 even considered and we had to talk about this after a court was done today a very key point

00:11:54.600 or something just kind of very interesting that was only said to one person one time that being

00:11:59.440 Patrick Allard when he was arrested on his breach for mentioning on social media that it would only

00:12:05.760 take a certain amount of people to go block a Winnipeg Blue Bombers game which I still I can't

00:12:12.180 help but mention that and laugh but he didn't incite anybody he just happened no but he still

00:12:16.180 got he still got taken away from his home and arrested and put in solitary confinement for

00:12:19.900 over 24 hours so they took that as a threat obviously but they said to him and this is

00:12:24.280 this is something that i even when he first said it to me i thought well that's interesting and he

00:12:29.860 knew that as well too uh which is they said yeah but you're a social media influencer

00:12:34.500 so we're acting on you and didn't we see a big thing that went viral just this week

00:12:40.580 i don't i can't remember what country it came from i know it's european um somebody somebody

00:12:45.920 yeah with somebody getting um arrested saying that your your post had like you know um aggravated

00:12:52.780 somebody in your community that's why we're here they had a guy in cuffs this thing went fairly

00:12:58.200 viral over just the past like week week and a half yeah well that's making the presumption that

00:13:02.840 people are idiots and they're going to do what what we say of course of course personally thinking

00:13:07.560 about it themselves right i mean like that's the thing that they forget is that people can do what

00:13:12.580 they're going to do because they want to do it right and so one thing that's very hard for us

00:13:17.880 to kind of grapple on and try to fight you know as far as like you know very direct goes with the

00:13:23.040 law would be this understanding of well you targeted us for those reasons we have kind of

00:13:29.460 a language we know what we can under we can see what sort of the impetus was it's fairly obvious

00:13:36.080 and lots of reasons but here's the weird thing about the law and you know what i didn't even

00:13:41.020 know this too much until today and it's really interesting because you know i'm i'm going on

00:13:48.640 like two different sides here sort of like you know a civilian activist and journalist at the

00:13:53.340 same time not knowing which way to go with you know kind of what i'm gathering here and i i'd

00:13:58.700 much rather learn something even if it's going to be a bit of a uh not a fail but even it's going to

00:14:04.580 be a lot harder than once perceived i'd rather really pick up some just solid information learn

00:14:09.220 something to you know to to put forth to the rest of the world so that people can hear this

00:14:13.560 um and it's still been a very tough process even in that so what was said today was that

00:14:20.680 that understanding of a constitutional challenge did not fit the criteria off of something that

00:14:30.760 is written very strongly in law and i believe it i guess only to be mostly i guess western law most

00:14:36.680 i couldn't say how many other countries this is very inherent to uh it has a latin name that the

00:14:42.800 the judge used a few times i kind of wish i could recite it to you right now but i'm forgetting it

00:14:46.880 but it basically has to do with when the higher court mentions or when the higher court rules

00:14:53.100 something the lower courts have to follow and yes yes um and because the jccf and the seven churches

00:15:04.320 was actually done at a higher court than what ours was being done at which is also interesting

00:15:09.900 as well too i i might add um it was then ruled that we did not have enough difference in criteria

00:15:20.500 to meet the necessary requirements to have it be differentiated from the fact that a higher court

00:15:31.720 ruled this but down here at this court we should still hear you out in this value um it was deemed

00:15:39.600 that that was not not relevant um and that outdoor gatherings were not really heavily mentioned it

00:15:48.360 was even said in the court the judge mentioned it not heavily mentioned but that there was certain

00:15:52.780 portions where talking about let's say that uh at a certain point in time tobias had to go mention

00:15:59.620 that they were receiving tickets and hardship from say um vehicle gatherings in their parking

00:16:05.780 lot and so the judge said well that was mentioned in that case so so that matches that matches up

00:16:13.780 close enough to you and and moved in that direction very rapidly so what was the judge's

00:16:19.980 attitude today well you know at first i i would have liked to have walked away just kind of going

00:16:27.680 like well i you know it was it was very very understandable what she was doing was taking

00:16:33.160 the easy way out and that wouldn't be something that would be um the number one thing that i would

00:16:39.720 want to go choose to sort of uh want to you know condemn or ridicule necessarily well then again i

00:16:45.880 mean it should be ridiculed i mean it is it is she's coming back from her vacation to make this

00:16:50.540 yeah it's yeah it's and she gave us a bunch it's you know a lot of it seemed like lip service you

00:16:55.960 know a big long explanation about why the the the you know the the duty of the what she has to do

00:17:01.540 the the what's the word the dutiful dutifulness the dude the duty of the law that you need to

00:17:07.140 follow goes in this path goes in this way so therefore it's hard for her to veer away and

00:17:12.800 blah blah blah and then at the end she gives us this whole sort of um you know pretends to kind

00:17:18.260 of look at us and pretends to actually you know one final point in time treat us like human beings

00:17:23.900 and do this whole sort of really pathetic i don't want to call it an apology but the sort of like

00:17:32.400 sense of reasoning, you know, of, well, I know you're going to be very disappointed in this.

00:17:38.880 And well, disappointed doesn't really add up to, I think, what should be being spoken about on her

00:17:44.280 behalf. I mean, she still has to admit at the end of her little sort of closing speech that we still

00:17:50.880 have a five-day trial booked, and that her calling down of the constitutional challenge does not

00:17:55.820 cancel out the five-day trial. So now, basically, what she's told us is, you know, your five-day

00:18:01.060 trial now has little to no legs left to stand on so have fun with that knowing that it's going to

00:18:05.860 cause us a lot of hardship to come back and go face that well you see now that's the thing but

00:18:09.920 then she says that then she says that to us was this kind of condescending you still get to come

00:18:15.080 back here and i'm still your judge let's go see what's next kind of thing and you know look it was

00:18:24.400 it was spoken in a very yeah like looking yeah it was condescending look okay so if she was

00:18:31.200 condescending that's that's fine you you still have this five days right yes yeah so what about

00:18:38.220 the canadian bill of rights because the canadian the canadian bill of rights does not have the

00:18:45.880 section one clause in it that allows the government to wriggle off the hook every single time this is

00:18:52.180 still part of law in canada and a lot of people are completely and totally forgetting about it

00:18:58.100 because of the charter but there's two things the charter has that this doesn't have that

00:19:02.520 section one and it has the notwithstanding clause right so the government can say well you know what

00:19:08.440 i know this is against the charter of rights and freedoms but because uh we strongly believe in

00:19:12.840 what we're doing we're going to enact the notwithstanding clause and you're screwed anyway

00:19:16.600 this does not have that this is the bill of rights the preamble from 1960 written by

00:19:22.860 john dieffenbaker and some of his cabinet the parliament of canada affirming that the canadian

00:19:28.920 nation is founded upon principles that acknowledge the supremacy of god blah blah blah blah all right

00:19:34.120 there have been fights winning uh they've been winning with the bill of rights all across

00:19:45.160 the atlantic provinces the bill of rights says it is hereby recognized and declared that in canada

00:19:51.140 there have existed and shall continue to exist without discrimination by reason of race national

00:19:56.060 origin color region or sex the following human rights and fundamental freedoms namely the right

00:20:01.840 to the individual life liberty security of the person enjoyment of property and the right not

00:20:07.240 to be deprived thereof except by due process now what you're talking about here would be

00:20:11.160 probably freedom of speech and freedom of assembly and association no no no we're challenging

00:20:17.900 hold on i'm getting a little bit of echo is it starting to echo you guys tell me yeah i'm getting

00:20:25.580 i've been having a problem with this it goes off and on okay okay um so i'll just continue to mention

00:20:36.880 the the parts of at least the constitution and the charter that we are talking about

00:20:45.240 very much have to do with just just the base base of you know you know being able to assemble

00:20:57.180 and protest against government can you pop off and pop on again yeah i think that may be a thing

00:21:02.760 all right for sure for sure and in the meantime well todd is uh coming back to the show here this

00:21:09.540 is the bill of rights and the bill of rights does not have those handicaps that the charter of

00:21:16.120 rights has so you can go ahead and and say look man i am going to the by the canadian bill of

00:21:22.380 rights here still law and it cannot be usurped because it was written as uh as a constitutional

00:21:29.020 act it was an act well not constitutional an act of parliament right which is only superseded by

00:21:36.120 the constitution let's go ahead and see if we still have that ridiculous echo here with todd

00:21:40.240 uh so do we do we still have it nope we're good okay good all right so you were saying

00:21:47.020 yeah um the constitutional challenge that we put forth were very much on something that we

00:21:53.820 figured was still you know not figured but we knew is still evolving um is you know the science

00:22:00.260 of outdoor transmission and you know an outdoor unmasked transmission and stuff like that and we

00:22:06.860 put those right to the court also with the um information that we had uh witness experts or

00:22:15.520 expert witnesses sorry i should say that were already scheduled to come in for our five-day

00:22:19.860 trial as well too, like Dr. Joel Kettner and others as well. So we were doing, I think,

00:22:28.400 everything we could to try to make a very, very, very strong mention of the fact that the JCCF and

00:22:35.180 the seven churches from a year ago was almost like a premature sort of constitutional challenge

00:22:41.540 and that we had done a lot i think to to build up all kinds of good proper evidence and proper

00:22:49.940 argument that this one that also included arrests which we also thought would like how can you not

00:22:56.940 look at this differently are you arguing charter breaches is that what ultimately this is or is it

00:23:04.860 about science both well you see that's the problem i mean like a judge is not a scientist so a judge

00:23:12.520 is not going to be able like and that's what the judge said in the previous case but yeah well but

00:23:17.520 sometimes they'll call on you to go use some of the science to go talk about when you know what

00:23:21.840 you're talking about for the charter breach right but it's all based upon what they were preventing

00:23:27.380 us from doing which the charter doesn't cover right the bill of rights does cover well see now

00:23:34.700 i would be very surprised that nobody in this conversation for the last long while didn't

00:23:38.220 understand that i mean uh we've gone through the ringer talking to you know everybody throughout

00:23:44.580 the jccf and multiple lawyers all over the place about the best way to attack this and uh you know

00:23:51.160 what we've been left with is is this fight against the province that's been basically saying well

00:23:56.000 you know we've gone this road once we're not doing it a second time i had this group on from i think

00:24:02.580 they were from ontario a couple of months ago they've been using the bill of rights to win cases

00:24:06.720 all across ontario i forget what they're called now i want to have them back on but i mean they've

00:24:11.820 been using the bill because there is no uh escape hatch for the government to get out of they then

00:24:18.260 once there's no escape hatch they then have to prove their case and if they can't prove it using

00:24:24.320 science like you say then they lose period right it might be something to bring up with your lawyer

00:24:32.560 man well absolutely i mean and um i'd be very shocked to know that uh anybody involved in all

00:24:39.600 the conversations we've been having over the last several months doesn't know of any any group like

00:24:43.920 that so by all means um any group that you know that's working something more specifically with

00:24:49.140 bill of rights versus constitutional challenge you let me know about because if there's more

00:24:53.920 success there and for some reason that's been void to our perspective hang on let me check some of

00:25:00.640 these comments here our lawyer says we cannot use the bill of rights apparently the charter

00:25:04.720 supersedes the bill it wouldn't no it doesn't that's awesome yeah and again i always keep

00:25:10.440 hearing conflicting arguments about that as well too right like it keeps going back and forth back

00:25:14.200 and forth back and forth i mean we don't know and sometimes sometimes though and we get told this

00:25:18.760 and i have you know what i think we have touched on this with our lawyers it can you know it's it's

00:25:23.820 one of these awkward things right that it's it's a roll of the dice it can be it can just depend

00:25:28.260 on the judge sometimes look at what this says here in section two of the bill of rights every

00:25:33.140 law of canada shall unless it is expressly declared by an active parliament of canada

00:25:38.780 shall operate notwithstanding the bill of rights so unless unless the mandates that came down

00:25:46.120 provincially supersede or supersede and they're not even acts of parliament the provincial acts

00:25:52.900 were not acts of parliament they were orders in council which are not acts of parliament

00:25:57.680 right an act of parliament would supersede an order in council and i've got that right here

00:26:03.980 as a matter of fact right here it can be but see no we're all we're already stuck under this thing

00:26:11.680 where the province of manitoba figures what what joyelle already said uh about the original case

00:26:19.200 is now this precedent setting situation and we're just kind of stuck underneath it

00:26:26.340 um i mean i kind of wait i i don't want to give too much away from what we i mean we have a we

00:26:34.600 have a big meeting coming up we're all going to get together and talk about a lot of you know

00:26:38.040 what's what's going on here um so i i don't want to get into too many more details about like what

00:26:44.380 i think the future holds for this process but of course number one thing to say would be obviously

00:26:49.580 The process is not done. The judge even already made note of that in the end for a kind of like

00:26:57.280 conclusionary speech today saying that, you know, hey, you know, this is very disappointing for you

00:27:02.240 guys, but you can still do this. You can still do this. You still have a trial set. You can still

00:27:06.260 come for that trial and you can start it off in whatever way you want. Does appealing it sound

00:27:13.080 reasonable to us in some ways yes do we know 100 for sure that it's the best way to go

00:27:19.860 not yet so i'm not going to say anything more than that um i know i know appeal courts

00:27:28.220 and but basically what our judge even said today and she will be the same judge that goes and

00:27:34.360 oversees she will be the same judge for the full trial depending on how we take that a five-day

00:27:40.300 trial now seems like a waste of time at this point in time because we don't have the constitutional

00:27:44.180 challenge to stand behind and i want to make a mention of this as well too just so people

00:27:48.420 understand what the constitutional challenge for us in this case was specifically going to mean

00:27:52.760 in a very big way um it was going to be to and i don't know if this is okay to say i believe it

00:27:59.940 must be at this point in time i'm going to say it anyways um it was to be able to get some of the

00:28:06.040 ticketing officers on the stand to cross examine and say how did how is it that in your job in

00:28:13.560 your time working that job in whatever period of time you could ticket these individuals and not

00:28:19.420 those individuals equal application of the law right yes yes and i was and here's something

00:28:25.180 interesting and i guess this is a really good key point to mention and probably one of the biggest

00:28:30.140 key points of why it's been you know worthwhile to have me on other than just mentioning you know

00:28:34.880 hey here's what happened in court today this would be kind of one of the like i mentioned earlier you

00:28:39.380 know hey even as a journalist i'm trying to learn something here and it's tough but this would be

00:28:44.300 the one thing that i could mention and it shocked me and it's still kind of i'm still trying to kind

00:28:50.340 of figure it out because it still doesn't make good sense to me so it's a good thing to mention

00:28:54.620 on air to as many people as possible get people thinking about this um is apparently without a

00:29:01.520 constitutional challenge it's not really worthy enough to have the evidence proof and bring it

00:29:11.820 out through a court of law of ticketing officers law enforcement so on and so forth you know you

00:29:19.500 know what we dealt with in the last two years that being uh was it manitoba justice not real

00:29:25.260 law enforcement but some bastardized version of it um trumped up with a lot of extra capital um

00:29:33.920 i think they were working outside their parameters for the last time and it's what one of the things

00:29:39.320 we wanted to prove and see and that that works perfect as some commentary right there because

00:29:44.440 i thought we could still be able to try to prove that without a constitutional challenge i learned

00:29:48.560 today that apparently without a constitutional challenge asking those same officers and putting

00:29:54.680 them up for cross-examination and really trying to go hard on that loses all of its weight in a

00:29:59.820 court of law and is void bring up the bill of rights please i thought that was really sad i

00:30:05.860 thought that was really sad because why can't you just take them to take just take the time

00:30:10.580 it's already been scheduled by the courts why can't we just take the time to well it's in

00:30:14.680 statute to equal application of the law that's what i said like how is that not still worth

00:30:20.380 proving i don't know why that's being dropped out of the conversation right now but look we got some

00:30:26.100 stuff to figure out here i'll tell you look some lawyers are getting tired of all this already

00:30:30.320 right so including the jccf lawyers and we know why the province did this todd it had nothing

00:30:36.400 at all to do with a higher court uh making a ruling what it had to do with uh is basically

00:30:43.440 what they're doing to us in court situations knowing that we have limited financial capability

00:30:48.720 where yes pretty much everything they are trying to drag it out as long as they possibly can and

00:30:54.140 bleed us dry so we can't use the court system to right they know the majority of us have already

00:30:59.220 taken up through with rebel media and the jccf and we're all basically beggars on the side of the

00:31:04.220 road and they're they're just trying to mock us like that yeah yeah and you know and as much as

00:31:09.660 you could kind of take a look at the legitimacy of that and say like yeah there i guess there's

00:31:13.960 some value to that because you know we know we can give some credence to their perspective because

00:31:19.780 yeah we're not coming up at them you know as a whole bunch of millionaires saying we'll fight

00:31:24.080 you to the death yeah i get it they do have the room to say i don't think so we can you know we

00:31:31.280 can put you under thumb pretty easily here um but that doesn't necessarily mean that with the amount

00:31:37.720 of banding together that has come through with some of the criminal lawyers like what i've

00:31:42.660 experienced here in winnipeg with who i'm working with and others um and and that goes across the

00:31:48.360 country as well too that there's not a really good sort of formidable formidable front occurring and

00:31:54.700 forming itself here um i can't speak to in its entire value but you know being right on the

00:32:01.720 inside of it uh hoping to be able to report on it in the best way possible because honestly

00:32:07.080 i almost figure myself more of a journalist in this than than you know uh somebody caught in

00:32:11.940 the mix of a legal battle well you're both man yeah but i i really want to be able to tell people

00:32:16.800 like what's happening you know in those closed doors and what's really you know going on and

00:32:20.480 just just sort of the um like the the most like human sensibilities about like experiencing it

00:32:26.720 it's really what i would like to report to people and there is there is a lot of positivity happening

00:32:31.620 there like our lawyers sound very still positive they're very happy to continue to fight this

00:32:36.340 they're very happy to move forward they expected some of these hardships they expected the punch

00:32:40.920 in the gut. And they're not necessarily frightened, scared, worried, or telling us, you know, it's all

00:32:47.540 about be ended soon kind of thing. And I get that sensibility from a lot of other cases happening

00:32:53.640 around the country as well, too. And a lot of these are kind of tied together from, you know,

00:32:58.700 a lot of similar entities kind of making sure that they have some viewpoints on this. So as dismal

00:33:05.720 as it can look as the system tries to do everything it can to um uh to be you know just

00:33:14.140 rampantly dry and shut us up yeah rampantly outside the law just rampantly outside the law

00:33:20.520 and you know and smirk and laugh and giggle and joke behind everyone's backs you know well uh

00:33:26.540 well country yeah yeah exactly exactly exactly you know they don't do it to your face they don't

00:33:32.420 want to go punch you in the face they don't want to really go hurt you directly in front of the

00:33:36.040 public but we know what they're doing behind our backs and you know we can sometimes get a good

00:33:40.380 view of it today was another good example of that um look man their smugness will be their downfall

00:33:45.940 exactly exactly they're over conference look i gotta get going i got a great story here about

00:33:50.460 uh i'm not sure if you saw this from commonsense.news court documents reveal

00:33:55.280 canada's travel ban had no scientific basis oh is it even isn't there even a couple good like

00:34:03.480 lawyers or some other good challenges happening on that right there as well too what we predicted

00:34:07.120 a year ago that the arrive can app was going to be existing forever and be completely yeah pirate

00:34:13.420 system yes they've got court documents now that say that the arrive can app was based on nothing

00:34:18.600 but uh what the government wanted politically and then they just uh told some bureaucrats to go make

00:34:25.540 it happen and dream up a reason i'm going to get to the story in just a second too many more feathers

00:34:30.680 in my cap i'm going to be a peacock quickly uh your thoughts on the whole marcus ray situation

00:34:35.980 what do you think about this like i had said before when he first came to clan the boy and

00:34:40.720 everybody wanted to go you know back that up with a big slow roll and a whole bunch of

00:34:44.440 support and all i don't have any problem with anybody wanting to go support somebody who says

00:34:49.620 i want to question the establishment and go say there's interesting perspectives uh from you know

00:34:56.820 what we can learn from the last two years right i mean that's that's a very popular conversation

00:35:01.760 you don't really have to go looking too hard to go find any of that if any of those conversations

00:35:06.300 start to get anywhere to the point where they're starting to talk about you know how we form our

00:35:11.560 own government and form our own police no man that's not what this is about this guy is talking

00:35:16.680 about drawing a line in the sand and surrounding the rcmp training center again no same thing

00:35:23.240 canada's ever seen from east to west i mean come on already and and you know seizing a court

00:35:29.180 seizing a court todd seizing a court well that's uh christopher james the warrior calls guy uh who

00:35:36.040 who seems to feel he's an expert in common law uh what are you going to do seize a court and

00:35:40.780 hold a judge at gunpoint and then tell this judge this is what we're saying you better sign the

00:35:46.400 papers or else what and there has been an or else a lot of the time these people can sometimes be a

00:35:52.520 little bit of a one in a million i mean just being somebody who has always tried to dig into the most

00:35:58.540 kind of like awkward and weird alternative stuff happening around the country as an alternative

00:36:02.880 media reporter for over a decade i mean i've seen a lot of them i could name plenty of them i mean i

00:36:07.700 watch one of them in ottawa burning a flag right near parliament there queen whatever her name was

00:36:12.560 i don't even i don't even want to go into that very much uh i can i could talk about uh kevin

00:36:17.700 arcand uh from the the west coast no man he's he's made some okay points but i believe i believe

00:36:24.480 that the common law folks have got some reasonable points i absolutely do but i don't believe that it

00:36:30.060 should be enacted like this because it can cause such damage to the movement as soon as it well we

00:36:37.000 saw we saw it happening here at the uh the teepee in front of the legislative building where you

00:36:40.900 know it started off with this whole thing being called a law tent a law teepee right and they

00:36:45.140 were supposed to be talking about how sort of like you know the the original lands of the law

00:36:49.840 of the land and how it does has to do with indigenous and all that which is fine but then

00:36:54.260 it quickly got taken over by a bunch of different sort of more random extreme activists uh that um

00:37:00.160 started to go talk a whole bunch of weird nonsense about how if you know if you came anywhere near

00:37:05.320 their teepee there at the ledge and said something they didn't like they were going to do all kinds

00:37:10.540 of weird things to you and so on it's all kinds of weird stuff extremism is never a good thing

00:37:14.920 exactly it happens all the time and it's tough to say if it comes from the followers or the person

00:37:20.600 really giving the message but i will say this for marcus ray um i wasn't there when he went to

00:37:26.560 clanda boy i had wham reporters there that got a lot of great footage we put out lots of great

00:37:31.300 stuff to kind of try to at least say we could try to cover it as most neutral as possible which of

00:37:36.260 course is always our impetus and um and and all i heard was something that i've heard a million

00:37:45.800 times in the past 10 years easy easy and i can't say that there's negative what's negative or

00:37:53.120 positive i'll just say this from the from the kind of reaction that kind of goes like oh my gosh oh

00:38:00.280 my gosh oh my gosh clamor clamor clamor um i will say this even well before a covid anything or well

00:38:08.460 before any of the kinds of conversations were happening in the same breath that they are right

00:38:14.620 now i heard those exact same talking points being mentioned by all kinds of people that i first

00:38:21.180 reported on like a decade ago i could talk about dean clifford i could talk in all the different

00:38:26.580 sort of free men on the land sovereign individuals and stuff like that i'm not calling them bad

00:38:31.180 people and nor will i ever no no that's not the point the point is it's the actions that are being

00:38:36.640 taken in the name of it yeah yeah right that's what i'm talking about here you can't go ahead

00:38:41.440 and cheapen an entire movement i mean if the free man on the land and the common law thing

00:38:45.420 is your thing watching right now then go ahead fill your boots with that because i do believe

00:38:49.640 there is some some uh something behind that but not when you start threatening uh the government

00:38:55.960 of canada and uh it's it's arms if it becomes a situation it's ridiculous if it becomes a

00:39:02.020 situation where you're saying you come and try to like you know uh shut down one of my rallies and

00:39:06.620 we're going to meet you with like some sort of armed force or we're kind of like you know

00:39:10.020 we're going to be your opposing force because we see things that way yeah you you have a very

00:39:16.660 uh intricate problem that people that might you know

00:39:23.680 standing your ground is one thing creating the problem is another yeah yeah nobody nobody that

00:39:33.320 i think has ever ever stood anywhere near let's put it very simple anybody that anybody that was

00:39:39.380 ever anywhere near just let's we'll speak just to manitobans who couldn't go to ottawa back in

00:39:44.420 february anybody who was ever near broadway back in february knows one thing and one thing for sure

00:39:50.540 somebody brings a gun to that party even though we all can love and respect firearms you're

00:39:56.040 probably still asking them to leave because it's just not necessary right even though we can totally

00:40:01.080 respect it and say dude like honestly really i wish you could just hold it here and be that guy

00:40:08.080 but we know what kind of outside looks it's going to get in a different world it wouldn't be that

00:40:12.400 conversation um if we were hanging out on on you know if we were at clanda boy or if we were maybe

00:40:17.980 yet uh you know camp hope in the middle of the afternoon with broad daylight you know on a nice

00:40:22.800 summer or spring afternoon shooting at a target fine but uh no right now that's just hey man like

00:40:29.800 it's it's going to be a bad story you know that just has a very bare bones example i think people

00:40:35.480 can understand and when that just kind of keeps just wandering around like oh yeah no i'm taking

00:40:40.360 it i'm taking it this way it's uh it's it's it's it's it's absolutely means for concern and anybody

00:40:48.740 who feels concerned about it has a right to be concerned about it i mean be mindful on how you

00:40:56.180 act concerned about it but you have a right to be concerned about it all right man thanks uh for

00:41:01.180 coming on tonight we'll talk to you again soon todd absolutely anytime shadow thanks for having

00:41:05.640 me on brother always yeah todd mcdougall from uh wham wham dot live winnipeg alternative media

00:41:12.460 all right this story guys that i was talking about just minutes ago from common sense from

00:41:18.480 rupa sabramanya who is a writer at large uh opinion journalist and now she's with true north

00:41:27.060 tnc.news this is going to be a bit long i i read it earlier this afternoon

00:41:31.980 and so i'm going to try and edit it down for you here on the fly because what we need to know is

00:41:37.020 at the bottom of this story but we also need to familiarize ourselves with the players in the

00:41:42.620 story as well so that's at the beginning court documents reveal canada's travel ban had no

00:41:47.440 scientific basis court documents not just what somebody said

00:41:54.540 not hearsay these are court documents on august 13th of last year the canadian government announced

00:42:03.820 that anyone who hadn't been vaccinated against covet would soon be barred from planes and trains

00:42:09.100 in many cases the backward could no longer the backward meaning us could no longer travel between 0.53

00:42:15.680 provinces or leave the country if you lived in winnipeg and wanted to visit your mother on her

00:42:19.900 deathbed in london or hong kong or perhaps quebec city you better be jabbed

00:42:24.540 or resign yourself to never seeing your mother again.

00:42:29.480 Jennifer Little, the Director General of COVID Recovery,

00:42:33.060 the secretive government panel that crafted the mandate,

00:42:36.580 called it, quote,

00:42:37.620 one of the strongest vaccination mandates for travelers in the world, unquote.

00:42:42.380 It was draconian and sweeping,

00:42:44.260 and it fit neatly with the public persona that Justin Trudeau had cultivated,

00:42:50.400 that of the sleek progressive forward-looking technocrat guided by fact and reason

00:42:55.380 the canadian medical association journal in a june 2022 article observed that quote canada had

00:43:01.420 among the most sustained stringent policies regarding restrictions on internal movement

00:43:06.560 unquote but recently released court documents which capture the decision making behind the

00:43:12.020 travel mandate indicate that far from following the science as trudeau says they do

00:43:20.400 the prime minister and his cabinet were focused on politics. Canadians are hardly alone. As

00:43:27.640 common sense recently reported, American public health agencies have also been politicized.

00:43:33.820 Two days after announcing the mandate, Trudeau called a snap election, presumably expecting

00:43:39.560 that his liberal party, which was in the minority in the House of Commons, would benefit from the

00:43:44.160 announcement and be catapulted into a majority. As it turned out, the liberals failed to win that

00:43:49.660 majority in september of 2021 in the meantime roughly 5 million unvaccinated canadians were

00:43:55.840 barred from visiting loved ones working or otherwise traveling trudeau for his part stayed

00:44:00.740 in power even though the conservatives have won the popular vote in the past two elections because

00:44:05.340 of canada's parliamentary system uh they have been denied the top job now guys remember this

00:44:10.920 is an article that's published for people worldwide not just canadians so that's the

00:44:15.340 perspective it's written from. The court documents are part of a lawsuit. I'm going to go long

00:44:20.960 tonight. I hope you don't mind. Stay with me. The court documents are part of, and don't forget to

00:44:26.560 like and share, the court documents are a part of a lawsuit filed by two Canadian residents

00:44:31.100 against the government. Until last month, they were under seal. This came out today, by the way,

00:44:37.600 guys. Both plaintiffs are business owners. Both have family in Britain. Both have refused the

00:44:43.540 vaccine on the grounds of bodily autonomy. Both were reluctant to identify their businesses out

00:44:48.700 of fear of losing customers. One plaintiff, Carl Harrison, in his affidavit, Harrison 58 said that

00:44:54.620 he and his partner, Emma, had immigrated in 2009 from Britain to Canada. He became a Canadian

00:44:59.260 citizen in 2015. They have two children, a 24-year-old son, 14-year-old daughter. They live

00:45:05.860 in a tiny neighborhood in Vancouver. He'd always been an entrepreneur. I was involved in establishing,

00:45:11.580 owning and co-owning over 40 venues, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Since 2000, Harrison had been

00:45:16.580 involved in the travel industry. We have a company in the UK, Ireland, Spain. We're the largest

00:45:20.880 retailer of packages for Disneyland Paris, he said. He also has an 88-year-old mother in Britain.

00:45:26.740 He was furious that for months he could not visit her. When you've got oppressive government

00:45:31.100 behavior, you're only left with three choices. Accept it, fight it, or leave. I can't accept it.

00:45:37.520 I moved my family here, and I'd be letting them down if we moved, so I'm in fight mode.

00:45:43.440 I think that's pretty much all of us, too. The other plaintiff is Sean Rickard, whose father,

00:45:49.720 also in Britain, is suffering from late-stage Alzheimer's. Rickard is 55. He lives in the town

00:45:54.540 of Pickering, outside Toronto, and he owns a small exterior siding and eaves contracting business.

00:46:00.200 He portrayed himself as something of an activist. I guess I'm just the Lone Ranger, he said.

00:46:04.220 when i see something wrong evil corrupts uh evil corrupt happens i feel i have to speak up

00:46:10.840 he was surprised when trudeau announced the travel mandate i said to myself holy

00:46:15.160 fuck pardon my language well his language actually how can this be happening here

00:46:19.980 he added that the only way to stop it would be through revolution which is never going to happen

00:46:25.240 in canada or through the courts and the latter is what we did so in the fall of 2021 ricard launched

00:46:32.120 a GoFundMe to do battle with his government. In November, Harrison, who had learned of Rickard

00:46:37.600 on social media, reached out to him. In December, they jointly filed suit. Rickard said that so far

00:46:43.500 the lawsuit has cost the two plaintiffs about $186,000. See what I mean about bleeding us dry?

00:46:50.260 Will they go ahead and spend our tax dollars? Of which, Rickard has raised $121,000 on GoFundMe.

00:46:57.540 in February of this year, when the Canadian government invoked the Emergencies Act in

00:47:02.720 response to the truckers protesting a separate vaccine mandate in Ottawa. Well, that's not all

00:47:07.920 they were protesting, but anyway. GoFundMe forced Rickard, like those raising money for the truckers,

00:47:13.500 off the site. Rickard and Harrison's attorney, Sam Prevellos, said that all Canadian or

00:47:20.340 government decisions related to public health demanded transparency. Civil servants shouldn't

00:47:25.540 hide behind a shroud of secrecy, the lawyer said. The whole point of the case was to lift that

00:47:31.000 shroud and cast a spotlight on the unscientific basis of the mandate. Among other things,

00:47:37.800 the court documents indicate no one in the COVID recovery unit, including Jennifer Little,

00:47:42.440 who we referenced earlier, the Director General, had any formal education in epidemiology,

00:47:48.020 medicine, or public health. Little, who has an undergraduate degree in literature from the

00:47:54.060 University of Toronto, testified there were 20 people in the unit. When Prevolos, the lawyer,

00:48:00.760 asked her whether anyone in the unit had any professional experience in public health,

00:48:04.760 she said there was one person, Monique Saint Laurent. According to Saint Laurent's LinkedIn

00:48:09.680 profile, she appears to be a civil servant who briefly worked for the Public Health Agency of

00:48:14.280 Canada. Saint Laurent is not a doctor, Little said. Reached on the phone, Saint Laurent confirmed she

00:48:19.300 was a member of COVID recovery. She referred all other questions to a government spokesperson.

00:48:25.240 Little suggested that a senior official in the prime minister's cabinet or possibly the prime

00:48:29.900 minister himself had ordered COVID recovery to impose the travel mandate. During cross-examination

00:48:36.300 Little told Presvalos repeatedly that discussions about the mandate had taken place at senior and

00:48:42.560 very senior levels but she refused to say who had given her team the order to impose the travel

00:48:48.900 mandate i'm not at liberty to disclose anything that's subject to cabinet confidence which is

00:48:54.640 untrue she's not a member of cabinet the term cabinet confidence is noteworthy because it

00:49:01.040 refers to the prime minister's cabinet meaning that little could not talk about who had directed

00:49:05.880 the covid recovery unit to impose the travel mandate because someone at the very highest

00:49:11.020 level of government was apparently behind it so we know it was somebody in the in the cabinet

00:49:15.940 there's 40 of them in there let's do the process of elimination how about that

00:49:21.780 in the days leading up to the implementation of the travel mandate

00:49:26.100 transportation officials were frantically looking for a rationale for it they came up short

00:49:31.980 that was made clear by an email exchange in the latter half of october of last year between

00:49:39.280 aaron mccrory and don lumley malari mccrory is the associate assistant deputy minister

00:49:45.160 associate assistant deputy minister that's the helper's helper's helper

00:49:50.080 the associate assistant deputy minister for safety and security at transport canada the

00:49:57.580 department that houses covid recovery lumley malari is an official in the public health

00:50:04.200 agency of canada in the email exchange mccrory seemed to be casting about for a credible rationale

00:50:09.760 for the travel mandate. This was less than two weeks before the mandate was set to kick in.

00:50:15.980 To the extent that updated data exists or that there is clearer evidence of the safety benefit

00:50:20.840 of vaccination on the users or other stakeholders of the transportation system, it would be helpful

00:50:27.080 to assist Transport Canada supporting its measures, McRory wrote. Four days later, October 22nd,

00:50:33.320 McRory emailed Lumley Malari again. Our requirements come in on October 30th. In just

00:50:39.080 over a week so we need something fairly soon a reason something credible something based in

00:50:46.660 science they're scrambling for a reason to impose these ridiculous mandates

00:50:52.120 on october 28th lumley my laurie malari replied to mccrory with a series of

00:50:59.860 bullet points outlining the benefits generally speaking of the covet vaccine she did not

00:51:05.160 address McQuarrie's question about the transportation system, noting that the Public

00:51:09.020 Health Agency of Canada was updating its public health considerations with regard to vaccine

00:51:14.160 mandates. Two days later, the mandate took effect. Then, eight and a half months later, June 14th of

00:51:20.780 this year, government officials announced they would be suspending the mandate, although they

00:51:25.680 made it clear they could bring it back at any time, which they have. Within days, government

00:51:30.080 lawyers filed a motion seeking to shut down Harrison and Rickard's suit on the grounds it

00:51:34.780 was now moot. And Presvallos said to make sure the public never saw the court documents since

00:51:41.720 the case was still open and court documents are unavailable to the public while cases are open,

00:51:46.880 shutting it down would have sharply reduced the likelihood of anyone seeing government

00:51:51.100 officials' testimony. So on July 12th, Presvallos filed an additional damages motion, arguing that

00:51:58.400 his clients had suffered damages during the mandate. Neither Harrison nor Ricard said they

00:52:03.080 wanted money. The point was to make sure the suit didn't go away and the court documents were made

00:52:08.460 public. But even so, the inner workings of the COVID recovery unit and more generally the Trudeau

00:52:14.500 government's thinking around the travel mandate remain opaque. COVID recovery has no website and

00:52:21.780 its name appears almost nowhere in government records. There is a brief mention of the unit

00:52:26.200 in the guidance document announcing that effective June 20 if the travel mandate would be suspended.

00:52:32.340 The Trudeau government has claimed to follow the science on COVID, but that science is strangely different than it is everywhere else.

00:52:38.460 Bruce Pardy, a law professor at Queen's University and a former board member at the Conservative Justice Center for Constitutional Freedom, said in an email.

00:52:47.540 Instead, its policies are based on spite, divisiveness and pure politics.

00:52:52.480 COVID now serves as an excuse to punish the government's ideological enemies.

00:52:56.720 harrison and ricard wanted to expose the truth behind the mandate that it was driven by policy

00:53:03.680 not science they believed they had a right to refuse a vaccine about which they had

00:53:08.220 come to have doubts they said they were doing this for all canadians even though

00:53:12.800 even those who thought they were wrong what i've personally struggled with and have found to be

00:53:19.200 most unconscionable and objectionable aspects of how this pandemic has been managed ricard said

00:53:24.840 in his affidavit, is the unnecessary, hateful, vindictive, and divisive behavior that I've

00:53:30.640 witnessed from neighbors, friends, family members, colleagues, and our government.

00:53:34.740 The words and actions of our government, which has entrenched policies based on vaccination status

00:53:40.060 without reflecting the risk of those unvaccinated, is far from the warm, caring, and thoughtful

00:53:45.580 Canada I remember living in. In September, a judge will decide whether to quash the lawsuit.

00:53:52.180 so far 16 government officials have testified even though this kind of case almost never goes

00:53:58.440 anywhere there have been several court challenges to the mandates and all of them have been rejected

00:54:03.660 Harrison and Rickard in a way have already won they have cast a spotlight on how the sausage

00:54:10.040 gets made it may not matter I find the idea of helplessness prevalent in Canada Harrison told

00:54:16.140 me the idea of protesting doesn't come naturally here there's a tendency for people to keep their

00:54:21.100 head down, which I don't understand. And the government exploits that. Yeah, that is absolutely

00:54:25.840 true. We can protest. We absolutely can protest. We should protest. But we can't do it violently.

00:54:41.160 We cannot surround government installations, police installations, and expect them not to

00:54:48.500 respond with force. And this time, they won't wait for three weeks, especially because they

00:54:55.900 already know it's coming. That, of course, if it happens, Marcus Ray has already tried two

00:55:01.460 unsuccessful maneuvers. This will be the third. I think things happen in threes, guys.

00:55:10.920 Dr. Peter McCullough says medical establishment has threatened disciplinary action over COVID

00:55:16.360 stance, just like everywhere else, Dr. McCullough. Look at this. Even on the left-wing corporate

00:55:24.120 taxpayer-funded CBC, look at this here. Ottawa, this is from CBC Ottawa. Ottawa has now had more

00:55:33.360 covid deaths in 2022 than all of last year and it's only august

00:55:39.960 the ottawa region is in the seventh wave of the covid19 pandemic driven by the ba.5

00:55:51.140 coronavirus subvariant it's the first early summer wave

00:55:55.460 oh please uh they get into the you guys can find this story i'm i'm not going to do the whole thing

00:56:04.540 you can find this story on cbc ottawa by the way you got more covid deaths now with people

00:56:12.160 highly vaccinated i'm not going to say fully because the government is going to try and

00:56:15.880 change that to up to date in the not too distant future probably in the next three to four weeks

00:56:20.820 so let's call them highly jabbed people dying of covet 19

00:56:28.480 more deaths this year than last and the year before that

00:56:34.420 before they even rolled these experimental formulas out isn't that interesting and this

00:56:41.960 new sub variant is supposed to be even less deadly than omicron and what do we have here

00:56:50.500 athlete deaths are 1700 percent higher than expected since the experimental jab came out

00:56:59.080 now this is from expose-news.com an investigation of official statistics has found the number of

00:57:09.580 athletes who have died since the beginning of 2021 has risen exponentially compared to the

00:57:15.180 yearly number of deaths of athletes officially recorded between 1966 and 2004 so much so

00:57:25.980 that the monthly average number of deaths between january of 2021 and april of this year

00:57:32.140 is now 1700 higher than the monthly average between 1966 and 2004 and the current trend

00:57:40.300 for this year. So far shows this could increase another 4,120%. If the increased number of deaths

00:57:49.600 continues, with the number of deaths in March 2022 alone three times higher than the previous

00:57:54.860 annual average. We had some bad news from Israel yesterday. They imposed this law that now says

00:58:06.420 you can't pay cash for transactions upwards of $4,400 U.S.

00:58:13.920 So what is that leading towards?

00:58:17.360 Yes, the cashless system.

00:58:19.680 Oh, and by the way, the Canadian government is looking for help

00:58:22.540 on how they can establish a digital currency,

00:58:25.360 which is something I'm going to cover tomorrow night.

00:58:28.760 0.04 compliance.

00:58:31.200 Israelis wholly reject Pfizer's baby and toddler mRNA shots campaign.

00:58:36.420 A stunning 0.048% of the Israeli population, or fewer than 1 in 2,000, have accommodated the mRNA mafia's request to inject their children with expired gene therapy drugs.

00:58:50.960 And the reason they say expired is because these drugs, these experimental formulas, were designed, and they didn't work so well on that either, for the initial virus, not any of the variants or sub-variants that are now circulating.

00:59:06.420 having once achieved virtually unanimous compliance in israel an effort assisted by

00:59:12.580 heavy-handed government coercion the mrna shots now face much quiet and overt resistance in the

00:59:18.740 country average citizens just aren't buying big pharma sales pitch despite the insistence from

00:59:24.460 government officials the shots are absolutely necessary and the numbers making that reality

00:59:29.520 clear as day okay here's a message from chris sky you guys please pay attention

00:59:39.080 his name is jordan uh he's from calgary he was in vancouver island when marcus ray and clayton

00:59:45.080 were there trying to recruit people for their plan and he told me unequivocally and he only

00:59:50.880 told me about it now because he just saw the video i made with marcus ray and that's what

00:59:54.500 got him triggered to call me and tell me he said back then Clayton told him in no uncertain words

01:00:00.280 oh this protesting and stuff is okay look if you want we got something a little more serious going

01:00:07.060 on and he this is from Jordan to me and I'm going to do a live with this man because he also has a

01:00:12.900 recording from Clayton Fast after the fact that helps substantiate some of these claims and these

01:00:18.100 are not my claims these are his claims and I'm going to acknowledge that these are claims this

01:00:22.760 is not on the record this is not recorded but this is what i was told he was set and he was told that

01:00:28.840 uh clayton told him that they were planning to cause a civil war and even told him that it was

01:00:36.840 being funded in part by pierre polevra of the conservative party who was going to supply uh

01:00:45.000 funding weapons ammunition intel etc like locations of public officials so they could get to them

01:00:51.480 etc this is what i was told and he said he came to me with this information after he saw that video

01:00:56.980 because at first he thought the guy was just talking smack but after he saw the video where

01:01:00.980 marcus talked about the 5 000 guys in uniform surrounding a courthouse he thought it would be

01:01:05.580 a good idea to message me about it and he messaged me about it after he called clayton back and

01:01:10.600 recorded their entire conversation and i have it it's an eight minute and 30 second conversation

01:01:14.780 and i might post it because it when you listen to clayton on that call you can see him get very

01:01:20.460 very flustered and you can tell he's trying to hide something and you can tell he's a little

01:01:25.260 bit nervous so that's what i gotta say about that so anybody is talking to marcus ray he says he

01:01:31.940 wants to be part of this new movement about the feeding and all that which is great if that's the

01:01:36.600 case everybody should be on board i would not ostracize anybody but if anybody tries to

01:01:42.020 radicalize you anybody tries to get you involved with anything that could be construed as violent

01:01:46.560 or aggressive just say no and i want to just touch on that backtrack okay that whole video

01:01:53.920 is available i've got it on my computer i said i can't post it guys i can't post that whole video

01:02:03.300 because if i do i could be a shutdown at the very least they'll take the video down

01:02:09.140 because of the censorship that's happening right now uh it is on chris guy's telegram page though

01:02:16.560 yeah so there's just a little bit more on the whole marcus ray thing

01:02:22.920 look what's going on in the united states i told you about this yesterday

01:02:29.280 new york mayor adams excuse me has declared a state of emergency over monkey pox well now

01:02:36.000 gavin newsom this is from the gateway pundit gavin newsom the governor of california

01:02:40.460 has declared a monkey pox state of emergency 0.76

01:02:43.600 like do these people these people think we're idiots you know what the best thing that we can do 0.70

01:02:52.100 and and i i completely believe this and of course you guys know what i'm going to say here you know

01:02:58.660 prepare yourselves and your family fortify your home stock up on food get set for a fairly rough

01:03:04.560 winter all of that build community get involved in barter and trade communities with people in

01:03:11.080 your neighborhood do all of those things um also you know keep trying to bring those people over

01:03:20.700 i'm not talking about the radicalized left-wing co-branch comedians those people are they're gone

01:03:26.760 i'm talking about the people in the middle the ones who may be close to you keep talking to them

01:03:32.100 keep sharing this show with them and others like it keep giving them articles to read

01:03:41.080 Right. Actual articles complete with hyperlinks to the sources so that they can see it's not just a bunch of crap.

01:03:48.940 Because these people may still believe in the left wing corporate media, even though that new survey out says 42 percent of people, only 42 percent of people in Canada still believe the left wing corporate media.

01:04:00.800 Isn't that astounding? You know, five years ago, that number was 60 percent. They have lost 18 percent of people. That's a big number, you guys.

01:04:11.080 that's a big number and it's shrinking all the time remember that when you see a poll in a survey

01:04:17.140 like that they're usually about six months to 12 months behind the curve and the way things have

01:04:23.740 been changing so quickly in the last couple of years i would not be surprised if that number is

01:04:27.480 more like 35 that's still too high as far as i'm concerned so watch this uh video now i'm not so

01:04:34.560 sure on the translation of this i mean this might be completely wrong make it bigger here for you

01:04:39.120 This is Chinese whistleblower Miles Go. Monkeypox is just an effect of the experimental jab. Watch this.

01:05:09.120 Volunteer the heart...

01:05:38.320 It's coming out slowly, the censorship algorithms cannot keep up with the information that is coming out.

01:06:08.320 out now on all social media guys and that's why i keep telling you like and share this show like

01:06:15.320 and share get this out to as many people as you possibly can because people are waking up every

01:06:21.720 single day i have somebody i had it happen again today this morning where somebody walks up to me

01:06:27.260 and says thank you for opening my eyes i really appreciate it that then moves on it's like passing

01:06:33.560 a baton in a relay race i have moved that baton to that person and now it's that person's

01:06:38.980 responsibility to wake up another person i know it seems slow but look there's 740 people watching

01:06:45.800 this live right now by this time tomorrow this video will have been seen by 10 000 people if

01:06:51.700 each one of you people if each one of us gets one more person on board once every couple of days

01:06:59.980 we're going to win okay we need to get to critical mass and change the zeitgeist of this country

01:07:07.720 because then the branch covidians will not have the majority or the so-called majority on their

01:07:15.300 side we've seen it already with with third jab uptake it's low all across the country about

01:07:23.660 40 percent it's too high as far as i'm concerned but that's lower than the first two

01:07:28.260 and it's going to keep getting lower as more and more and more information comes out

01:07:35.520 so it's up to us to share it

01:07:39.400 it is up to us guys it's up to us

01:07:44.880 okay um i am going to play this this is about nine minutes long and it's kind of creepy sounding

01:08:00.340 all right and i think it's pretty q anon-ish um and i'm not suggesting that those who follow q anon

01:08:10.100 are completely wackadoo not at all because they have been right about some stuff but they've

01:08:14.840 been wrong about a bunch of other stuff but this video and i don't like the term white hats but

01:08:22.100 here it is this video white hats blow whistle on great set social score software we have been

01:08:28.480 telling you right what's coming the palm scanners we covered that yesterday pretty soon the facial

01:08:36.120 recognition scanners scanners here scanners there no the most important thing that we can do

01:08:44.160 when they try to impose these mandates on us again in September or October

01:08:49.340 is to say no.

01:08:52.840 United noncompliance.

01:08:56.280 That's it.

01:08:57.020 That's the message that Chris Skye started spreading two years ago

01:09:01.800 and people weren't interested.

01:09:03.980 Ah, you're out of your mind.

01:09:05.520 Conspiracy theory.

01:09:07.280 Well, now look what's going on.

01:09:09.240 And you can tell, guys, people are waking up

01:09:11.440 simply because the name klaus schwab is out there in the news politicians are talking about klaus

01:09:17.240 schwab whereas a year ago did you had you heard that name probably not but now you know the the

01:09:26.000 wef as they call it in europe the world economic forum they're exposed they're out there and more

01:09:31.920 and more and more of them are being exposed every day and it's not even a matter of exposing them

01:09:38.160 because they brag about what they want to do right on their website right out in the open

01:09:41.640 but think about you know this is something else to think about if somebody you know does not

01:09:49.320 believe that there's a move for globalization happening ask them the last time they heard

01:09:54.580 world leaders all spouting the same rhetoric and i'm not even talking about rhetoric i'm talking

01:09:59.220 about a catch line word for word joe biden boris johnson justin trudeau jakinda ardern from

01:10:08.040 new zealand uh what's his name in france there i can't i can't remember it right now anyway build

01:10:14.880 back we're gonna build back better that's unprecedented i have never heard that before

01:10:22.420 ever you think they're all working together on some secret agenda well actually not secret i

01:10:29.880 can take that out so yeah there's something going on here man

01:10:35.200 you know put together people ask me all the time what what can i do i'm only one person i say put

01:10:44.720 together a package of videos store them on your computer or news stories ones that don't make

01:10:52.960 sense ones that make people go what and you can even get them from the left-wing corporate media

01:10:59.220 Sometimes they trip themselves up with these things.

01:11:03.060 Put together video of these people actually saying

01:11:07.300 New World Order or Liberal World Order.

01:11:09.880 Where does that come from?

01:11:11.320 What politician have you ever heard say that before?

01:11:14.000 When has that ever been a thing?

01:11:17.740 Well, it's been a thing for the last while now.

01:11:20.740 We've heard politicians slip up and say the New World Order.

01:11:24.940 And most recently, the Liberal World Order.

01:11:27.320 anyway let's watch this together you guys white hats blow whistle on great reset social score

01:11:35.720 software remember we talk about that social score if you're a bad citizen you don't get privileges

01:11:43.280 here we go there's a new system that's going to come online uh financial one in a time of crisis

01:11:52.660 All right, I'm gonna stop it for just a second there now I understand how dramatic this sounds

01:12:18.400 right that that thing but you can read all this stuff on left-wing corporate media sites

01:12:25.860 you've got financial experts talking about a depression now not just a recession a depression

01:12:32.820 and then after that they're going to be talking about governments not being able to pay their

01:12:38.640 debts and this is this is mainstream news that people may not be paying attention to right now

01:12:46.700 because they're busy camping with the family

01:12:48.480 or spending time at the beach or whatever it is.

01:12:51.520 That's why all this stuff comes out in summer.

01:12:53.560 People aren't paying attention, especially in summer.

01:12:56.680 People need to start paying attention now

01:12:59.020 or they're going to get left out in the cold.

01:13:00.720 And I mean that literally as dramatic

01:13:03.180 and over the top as this sounds.

01:13:08.100 Guys, the currency is going to, it's going to collapse.

01:13:10.940 The economy is next.

01:13:12.840 But the globalists have a plan to save us.

01:13:16.700 So let's watch a little bit more here.

01:13:46.700 one for me and you and one for them they will actually get richer from all of this much richer

01:13:56.780 we can see inside the software we can see that they have sections for deductions

01:14:02.940 privileges social data this new currency usdr we can see in real time they are moving crypto cash

01:14:14.300 bonds into the new digital currency so the elites get to do this with the average person

01:14:22.940 won't get that chance we see inflows we see money coming in they are getting a very favorable

01:14:31.180 conversion rate of 1 to 43 1 to 42 it varies around there what they're going to offer as a solution

01:14:40.460 is a type of guaranteed income per month but not a lot there will be a social store tied to it

01:14:48.940 if you misbehave there goes your money now what their ai and modeling shows people will comply

01:14:58.140 we see these different classes class c class s class r class q

01:15:03.260 They're very limited. They are very restrictive. The celebrities, the media, the government, they are all class S or sovereign. They have no restrictions, no vax requirement, unlimited asset and capital ownership, no section for fines like the other classes.

01:15:26.260 They're exempt. Their asset limits are exempt. Their vaccination status is exempt. They don't have to have a carbon credit score. They're exempt from that.

01:15:36.260 The whole thing is so much like the pandemic. Stir up the fear, put people in top position, then offer the solution.

01:15:46.260 This is a rinse, repeat of that, but we're seeing something different here. Very disturbing.

01:15:54.260 With the vaccines, they sort of gave you a choice.

01:15:58.260 With this, we are not seeing a choice at all.

01:16:01.260 You can't opt out of this free banking and currency system at all.

01:16:06.260 It also requires vaccination too.

01:16:09.260 If you don't like how there are special classes you're not in, what are you going to do?

01:16:16.260 If you protest or so much as make a peep online, then boom.

01:16:21.260 They take 50, 100 out of your limited bank account instantly.

01:16:28.700 It will all be tracked, monitored, no escape.

01:16:33.320 Everyone will talk about their social credit score the way they talk about sports or celebrity gossip now.

01:16:39.500 It will be the central feature of your identity.

01:16:43.420 That's what they want.

01:16:44.220 okay let me just throw some something up one more thing here before we wrap it up tonight

01:16:54.020 this is from a government website buyandsell.gca this is where they put out tenders

01:17:02.080 government of canada buyandsell.gc.ca

01:17:07.000 financial sector legislative review on the digitalization of money

01:17:14.600 from the government of canada this is active now they're looking for companies to help them

01:17:25.880 with digitalizing our money and it closes in one month and four days

01:17:31.500 and it says here a safe and secure financial system is a cornerstone of our economy however

01:17:39.860 the digitalization of money assets and financial services creates a number of challenges that need

01:17:45.060 to be addressed budget 2022 announced the government is launching the first phase of a

01:17:50.980 financial sector uh legislator review that will look at the stability and security of the

01:17:57.400 digitalization of money including cryptocurrencies stable coins and central bank digital currencies

01:18:02.720 cbdc's central bank digital currencies key objectives of the review with respect to the

01:18:11.800 digitalization of money include mitigating risks to the security of the financial system posted

01:18:16.760 by digital assets maintaining canadian sovereignty over canada's financial sector and economy

01:18:22.220 ensuring market confidence by maintaining blah blah blah blah blah so there it is

01:18:27.400 it's right there in the government website

01:18:30.580 buyandsell.gc.ca

01:18:37.600 so i i'm not sure exactly how many of you guys actually believe this i totally understand that

01:18:46.380 you might be going hmm how is this going to look it never really comes out as you imagine it will

01:18:52.440 you know um

01:18:57.400 But I'm sure there's some of you still with cognitive dissonance because we're all, like I said yesterday, we're all at different levels of awokeness or wickedness or whatever.

01:19:09.360 And some of us are just now going, there's something wrong here.

01:19:13.260 Others are like, hey, man, you jumped out a rabbit hole right now.

01:19:18.660 And then many of us are in between all of that.

01:19:21.100 So this is what's coming.

01:19:24.260 And you're looking for answers.

01:19:25.680 You're going, well, how can I protect my assets?

01:19:29.620 How can I protect my home?

01:19:30.860 How can I protect my family?

01:19:34.580 I've had many experts on the show who say cryptocurrency, but then this guy said, no, that's no good.

01:19:40.900 Gold?

01:19:43.640 Things that are useful to people who do not want to live in the digital society.

01:19:50.540 Now, there was one more story that I wanted to cover tonight, you guys.

01:19:53.860 i think yeah this one here where do they want to put us

01:19:58.780 well this story from the gateway pundit i'm not going to play the video for you because

01:20:06.220 there's music in it i might get a copyright hit from one of the platforms i'm broadcasting on

01:20:12.340 tonight and that's facebook or excuse me twitter or uh rumble saudi prince offers glimpse of

01:20:21.380 dazzling 500 billion dollars smart city of the future where you will own nothing and be happy

01:20:27.940 and don't think these royal families over in the middle east aren't in on this either

01:20:33.320 that's mostly out of greed though like how much money is enough it's not about money anymore when

01:20:39.900 you've got that much money it's all about control saudi's crown prince muhammad bin salman has a

01:20:47.920 new pet project he'd like you to know about maybe even invest in it's the city of the future

01:20:52.680 that's been tried with limited success in communist china as well as in cities within the nations of

01:20:59.300 canada south korea spain and singapore welcome to the line it's a so-called smart city built on a

01:21:05.700 hundred mile line capable of housing nine million people on the project website the crown prince

01:21:14.160 touts the line also called the gnome as a place where there will be no roads cars or emissions

01:21:20.400 it will run on 100 renewable energy and 95 of land will be preserved for nature people's health

01:21:27.160 and well-being will be prioritized over transportation and infrastructure unlike

01:21:31.340 traditional cities all travel will take place in this city via high-speed rail with an end-to-end

01:21:37.340 transit of 20 minutes and if you wish to travel outside of the perimeter i guess you're out of

01:21:42.160 luck. Maybe it'll work out for you if you know someone important and your social credit score

01:21:47.340 is within the acceptable range. If your score is too low, you won't even be allowed on the

01:21:51.620 government-provided mass transit, and you're condemned to a life within the four walls of

01:21:55.540 your home. This video, guys, is on YouTube. Just look up Smart City or The Line, Smart City The

01:22:03.380 Line, and you can watch it. Again, there's music on this. It's copywritten, so I'm not going to

01:22:07.660 play it here residents of this city will live in a dystopian world of total surveillance with

01:22:12.900 sensors cameras facial recognition software biometric id scanners built right into the grid

01:22:17.600 we have actually seen uh futuristic movies that have stuff like this most notably i think there's

01:22:25.680 an episode of star trek i'm a fan i'm not embarrassed to admit it there's an episode of

01:22:30.540 star trek called the cloud minders where people live in a sky city and they're like the privileged

01:22:36.220 ones and anybody who lives on the planet is scum a surf a miner to be looked down upon

01:22:41.580 yeah and that was like 1967 and i'm sure there's other well i guess demolition man's kind of like

01:22:51.280 that too so this is what we can look forward to you guys all right let me find the name of my

01:23:00.800 guest who's coming on tonight he's the guy behind uh the lawsuit the west jet lawsuit here it is

01:23:09.480 here excellent so we've got a plan i just got rob simpson he's going to come on tomorrow night and

01:23:18.400 talk about the group lawsuit sorry lawsuit against west jet and the federal government

01:23:23.420 this could be huge you guys again people are fighting the courts are now starting to hear

01:23:29.880 these cases and if they get unfavorable rulings as far as we're concerned they just move up the

01:23:34.700 chain it takes a long time but we need to be patient what a patient one thing about this

01:23:40.800 Marcus Ray he's doing the same thing to you that the government tried to do the government used

01:23:49.440 fear to motivate people to get these experimental jabs and to wear these breathing barriers and to

01:23:57.280 lock themselves into their homes and to not see their parents. And they even used fear to,

01:24:02.620 you know, get you to call down other people, to ridicule, humiliate, dehumanize other people,

01:24:11.120 even family members who refuse to get it. Well, Marcus Ray is using your anger.

01:24:18.480 That's what he's doing. I'm not, I'm going to give him credit for being a good public speaker,

01:24:22.500 but he's using your anger to try to get you to do something that's just not right it's not the

01:24:31.200 right plan it's not the right plan that that may come like i said yesterday the time may come but

01:24:38.780 now is not the time there's still fights to be won in other ways but the most important thing

01:24:44.960 that we need to do right now is wake other people up united non-compliance do not comply with any of

01:24:51.140 these forthcoming mandates and hope like hell that some of these lawsuits start taking effect i showed

01:24:57.280 you guys tonight that it's now documented court documents have come out publicly even though you

01:25:02.800 won't see it on the left-wing corporate media that shows that the federal government was not using

01:25:07.600 science for these ridiculous travel mandates and this arrive can app they were looking for ways to

01:25:14.020 try and sell it to people to what end they want everybody to be monitored they want everybody to

01:25:22.080 have the monitor on their phone at least right now that arrive can app allows them to track you

01:25:26.560 we have seen stories about phone companies rcmp the canadian military tracking people

01:25:34.760 during this whole nightmare in the last couple of years 33 million phones were being tracked

01:25:40.420 or could have been tracked it's real it's happening don't panic i know right your shadow

01:25:49.400 you're telling me all this doomsday stuff and then you tell me not to panic look man

01:25:52.540 we we have to keep our heads clear we have to think critically especially now if there's ever

01:25:58.960 been a time in our lives that we have to think critically that time is now all right uh so who

01:26:07.700 We've got Grizzly Patriot on Thursday night.

01:26:10.140 The guys behind the federal government WestJet lawsuit tomorrow night.

01:26:14.900 That's it for tonight.

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