00:09:04.320In three days, we raised $150,000 to support the truckers.
00:09:08.000And, yeah, I guess the powers that ought not to be don't really like that.
00:09:12.780But I did see somewhere, I think it was on Facebook, that you had planned on doing, I think, a number of draft picks for, I think, $500, maybe 40 or so of them.
00:09:25.640Well, initially the plan was this fundraiser was to hire truckers, give them a contract, to hire them to deliver each other to Trudeau's office.
00:09:36.000With the sense that that would give them the legal, lawful, peaceful way to say, no, I'm not leaving.
00:24:06.480And I have to say, when I mention our names like Mrs. Merkel, even Vladimir Putin and so on, they all have been young global leaders of the world economic boom.
00:24:20.500But what we are very proud of now is the young generation, like Prime Minister Trudeau, president of Argentina and so on, that we penetrate the cabinets.
00:24:36.500So, yesterday I was at a reception for Prime Minister Trudeau, and I know that half of it is in Argentina, half of it is in Argentina, and it's still in Argentina now, and it's still in France.
00:25:05.860All right. All right. That is Klaus Schwab, the founder and the leader of the World Economic Forum.
00:25:19.960And we're going to get into that in just a second.
00:25:24.640This question was in Parliament just a little while ago, like two or three days ago.
00:30:32.480i thought the audio was fine what the hell is going on in the house of commons and then that
00:30:38.740guy from james bay i think that was the ndp guy charlie something or other i forget his last name
00:30:45.300getting up and complaining hey this is not debate this is misinformation how is it misinformation
00:30:49.640didn't he watch the video it's out there it is not misinformation you see this is the thing
00:30:59.720The government has been spewing lies, deceit, mis- and disinformation for the past two years, longer, obviously, but especially the last two years.
00:31:11.560And then they have the gall to stand up in the House of Commons or in front of a flock of reporters, all from the left-wing corporate media, and say, we are the ones who are spouting misinformation.
00:31:25.340Front page of the book on how to gaslight, right there.
00:31:29.720And if you walk up to them, I will bet, because I haven't done this, but I'd like to, you walk up to any one of those people and you say, why are you lying? I don't know what you're talking about. They will not look you in the eye, though. I can guarantee you that.
00:31:47.440Where is Christia Freeland's priority? She's the deputy prime minister and the finance minister, the second most important position she holds in our federal government. Where is her priority?0.99
00:31:59.720You've got a side gig with the World Economic Forum.0.98
00:32:06.420In Ottawa, she's referred to as Minister of Everything.
00:32:10.280As Deputy PM, Chrystia Freeland is at the very center of all policy decisions in the Trudeau government.
00:32:16.020She's responsible for Canada's fiscal policies and its economic recovery from the pandemic.
00:32:20.940As Canada's Finance Minister, she is scheduled to deliver a federal budget in the coming weeks.
00:32:25.640This goes back this article a few months now.
00:32:29.720She also happens to hold stewardship responsibilities at the World Economic Forum.
00:32:37.460For the past three years, she sat as a trustee on its board.
00:32:42.060She was placed on the board by celebrated globalist Klaus Schwab,
00:32:49.120the principal architect of the Great Reset.
00:32:53.400As an executive member of the World Economic Forum now,
00:32:56.820freeland is committed to advancing its global agenda and she works closely with schwab there
00:33:02.640she is right there so guys i know everybody hates trudeau everybody despises justin trudeau and you
00:33:12.120should there's a lot of reasons to not like this guy but just getting rid of him is not going to
00:33:18.440solve the problem and i'm not going to sit here and pick on only liberals because we we do know
00:33:25.120that the conservative party has got some very close ties to the world economic forum as well
00:33:31.320going as far back as stephen harper believe it or not we have been moving this in this direction for
00:33:38.300quite some time somebody uh messaged me last night i forget who it was but i thank you for
00:33:44.600you know what i get so many messages guys it's very difficult for me to keep up with them all
00:33:48.860to begin with and remember who sent them like forget about it but i do appreciate all of them
00:33:55.680and i try to read as many of them as i possibly can um somebody sent me a message this morning
00:34:01.100saying shadow please do not play any more video of this guy just listening to his voice makes me
00:34:07.580want to puke and you want to know what i i think that's funny but it's also sad it makes me feel
00:34:16.460the same way guys i mean that guy who sent me that message he's not alone i'm sure all of you
00:34:21.140feel the same way but it's important that we listen to this because he keeps lying and lying
00:34:28.080and when the time comes and it will we need to remember all this stuff so listen to what he said
00:43:17.480Building back better means getting support to the most vulnerable while maintaining our momentum on reaching the 2030 agenda for sustainable development and the SDGs.
00:43:31.580This pandemic has provided an opportunity for a reset.
00:43:35.000This is our chance to accelerate our pre-pandemic efforts, to reimagine economic systems that actually address global challenges like extreme poverty, inequality, and climate change.
00:43:47.160Mm-hmm. 2030 Agenda. We're not going to play that one. That's lame.
00:43:55.220This video here exists still on the World Economic Forum website. It also exists on Odyssey. It exists on Rumble. It has been taken off.
00:44:05.000YouTube you can't find this on YouTube but this is the famous you'll own nothing and be happy
00:44:11.140video so I'm going to give you the bigger screen here in case you guys have not seen this before
00:44:14.760maybe you couldn't find it and this is the other thing too about censorship
00:44:18.460censorship is is so evil because it completely mutes somebody or something
00:44:29.820right so you never even knew it was there to begin with
00:44:35.000it's not like you can acknowledge it and go oh and then it's taken away and you go where
00:44:39.720some of us know this but for the normies who are just waking up now when you say you got to
00:44:44.280go find this no it doesn't exist i can't find it on google i can't find it on youtube well
00:44:47.960first of all google and youtube are the same company and i've always recommended not to use
00:44:53.320google if you're looking for something serious deeply serious something you really want to
00:44:57.720find don't look on google they won't let you find it or on youtube you've got to go to these rumbles
00:45:03.800and odysseys of the world that's where you find this stuff so for those of you who have never
00:45:08.720seen this it's one minute and 32 seconds eight predictions for the world in 2030 some of these
00:45:14.460sound good but the way they want to go about it build back better is absolutely sinister listen
00:56:35.340Now, I don't know if any municipality in Manitoba would ever have the balls to try and pull that off.0.96
00:56:42.540But this is the story from the CBC.0.87
00:56:44.920Of course, they definitely give the counterpoint to this story much more weight than the actual story itself.
00:56:52.220So we're not going to read you the whole thing.
00:56:53.800But a county in northwestern Alberta has approved a policy that disqualifies businesses with mandatory COVID-19 vaccine mandates from being awarded future county contracts.
00:57:03.800under the new policy which took effect last week businesses currently under contract with
00:57:09.060mckenzie county can work remotely as their employees are now banned from working on
00:57:13.100county sites or subcontract the project to a company that does not have a mandatory vaccine
00:57:17.980policy i think this is great i i'm hoping for more counties and municipalities across the country to
00:57:28.960do that. Ariv Josh Nelson says, it's a personal choice for people to make. I don't think the
00:57:34.520government has any business telling people if they may or may not come to work because of this.
00:57:39.500Byron Peters, the county's interim chief administrative officer, presented an item to
00:57:43.480council to discuss during last week's committee of the whole meeting. It was, sorry, it proposed
00:57:50.480amending the procurement policy to place restrictions on businesses that have mandatory
00:57:54.840vaccine policies council approved the policy during its meeting on february 16th nelson said
00:58:00.880the decision was unanimous we need this we need this to happen everywhere
00:58:11.440we need this to happen at the provincial level i'm sorry but you can't mandate vaccines in your
00:58:22.160place of business i'm sorry but you cannot mandate vaccines in your restaurant you can't
00:58:29.120it's against the law and ironically it is again i'm sorry these killing me today for some reason
00:58:41.200nobody is supposed to ask you about your personal health information
00:58:45.120it's in the privacy act so that rule that law sorry has been completely and totally
00:58:52.400wiped from existence it seems like with these mandates over the past year
00:58:56.840and where's the court challenge has anybody seen a court challenge does it take that
00:59:06.180freaking long how long is it going to take for these uh challenges against the emergency act
00:59:12.040I know the province of Alberta, Jason Kenney, the province of Alberta, actively challenging in court.
00:59:18.260They're suing the federal government over the Emergency Measures Act.
00:59:22.000And there's two other challenges as well from constitutional groups in the country.
00:59:26.080And Kenney says Alberta might even act as an intervener on the side of freedom in both of the other challenges.
00:59:40.700So I'm not sure exactly what our next step is, except to say that this coming Saturday at the Museum for Human Rights, there will be a very long protest.
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